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Farm for Sale.

THE whole or a part of that celebrated
i farm in Bristol known AS the Gen. Dun
ton farm, and admitted to be the best farm
in town and one of the best in the county, is
for salc,at the low price Of $25 per acre. Said
contains 400 acres of land, is in high state
of cultivation, is well watered, well fenced,
well supplied with fruit trees, and the build
ings are in good repair. II also possesses the
double advantage Of being both grass and
grain farm, the soil not being heavy like
most firms in this county. Its products last
year were 1000 bushels oats, 500 do. corn,
300 do buckwheat, so do. wheat, 20 do. Rye,
800 do potatoes and IS tons of hay. The
usual crop of hay is from 100 to $50 tons. 1t
is situated two miles north of Bristol viii
lagc, and five miles from New Haven Depot
Terms, $4,000 on or before the first Of Sep
TENDER, 1857, " slow notes " for the balance.
Possession given Immediately. Ror further
particulars enquire of Walter G. Dunton,
at Middlebury College, or WIN. II. Dunton on
the premises
Oct, 10 1856 &c:
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For Sale,

TINE subscriber Offers for sale his resi-
L dcncc in Middlebury village, formerly
owned and occupied by Edward Wainwright.
The buildings are in the most perfect repair,
having been recentlyremodeled md arranged
in the most perfect manner.
The house is situated in a central portion
Of the village, and is considered ono of the
best locations in town. The premises CON
tain two acres of the best of land, or which
is a large lot of thrifty fruit trees of the most
approved varieties. In short, it is just such
u place a man would like that wanted a good
cheap situation.
The subscriber also offers his Furniture,
which is all nearly new, in whole or in part,
to suit purchasers, at prices that must be
satisfactory to good judges
The above propeaty will be sold on rery
redSoaa5ie terms. Credit will be given il de-
sired, in part payment if secured. Posses
sion given Immediately.
SAMUEL SHEPARD, JR.
Middlebury, Aug. %, 1856. 49,
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm Of $50 acres, in the northwestcrly
LApart of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad four
and half miles from Middlcbury by vail
road. Said fam is well wooded well watcrcd
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillagn, &c. Here is a
fine chance for a young CutarpriSing farmer
or the capitalist, rs the farm lies in one body
and may be divided So as 10 make several
farms. JOHN 81. WEEKS
West Farms, Salisbury, Oct l. lk56 Oh
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Rutland and Burlington
r a 7 L @ r o a ..

WINTER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1867.
On and after Monday, November 18th,
Passengers Trains will
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows
Falls, at $40 A. M. and Ga, p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Bur
Hngton, at IL 20 p NJ. and 80 i. ~
Leave Rutland for Burlington at GOO
A, NJ. and 300 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at GOO
A. NJ and II 80 A NJ.
iV- Further particulars will he given in
due time.
WM. A. BURNETT,
General Ticket Agent.
Con iral Ticket OAioc, Rutland Nov. 1G, l856
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BOSTON ADVERTISER ENTS.
indian Medical Institute,
Cfice. &c RrcCn field ST, Boston.


Established by DR.. Il, GnLENE aud his A-.oci.
t'c,, for the successful and 90 cntifc ucnurmt "
Cmcrrs, ctofulous Iinmors, aud all kinds Of his.
tnc., upou the Natural ~ Indian systcr med zinc.
This Institution has now large MEDICAL. or
FICE and LABORATORY at 30 Brocmhcld Street,
aud several boarding houses Tor the Accommodation Of
patients from abb oai. newspaper hns also been
tublishcI. advocating this system of practice. II il
entitled, Natures AIcaun," nr the =" Scientific iu-
dian Ply .icau." Ii is publ he'd monthly, for ii y
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
Dr Greene has MISC discovetrd proce~' 10y which
ho ran, viii tho ,ovent prnpei's Of certain plants,
INDICATE each bath IT, suit the constitution aud
disease ofauy patient, aud remove the vaious Kinds
Of i-euscs upon the snne principle which the Flee.
to Chemical Bath removes IN fCury OF othot miner
as
CAL ELECTRICiTY, aud offers new facilities for
purifying the llnnd fnm all humors, aud removing
CANCERS. TrMOtS, &c.
bR GREENE may be consulted personally OF by
letter, free II cl rgr. rcnlus sent free" when re-
qucsted. All letter, should enclose postage stamp,
aud be directed DIR. Il. GREENE, SO Bromfeid
INDIAN MEDICAL sot lETY
A. melting Of his society. lie N Boston, Oct
lsl. 1856, tho following officers were chosen;
Rev. NORRIS DAY. Foot u, Prcsidrnt
Ruben CIR EENE. MD, Bo.ton,Nice President
JOHN STILES Eco Boston, Secretary.
WIN. NJ. TYLER, tsq, Boston, Trcasu cr.
! he following resolutions were unailmuusly adopt
ed;
Rcsov, d, that in a,sociaiing ourselves trrchcr
extend aud pr. pcate the Iudian y.em of Medicine
w. on ,crn lie princrlcs. we nic comtrtrns a ipynr
upon the afflicted, atd advancing the Of true
medical ,cicnrc
Resolved, That We have had ocular demo nsttntion
Il at DR.. Grcrncs trcutmgnt has cured hundreds Of
catrs Of Cancers nGrt they were Bcknuv lodged in.
curHhc ly other ply cians, aud HAT the irus of lis
lHartice FOR the lat year, corc'Lsve'y prove TINT
Canccrs Scroua, Iluiuors of tho Blood aud vari ions
other dscascs wch have founG no icmt GY in the la
lyuhihs ofthe Old systems Of medicine, pc ma
ncutlv cured by iudcious usc Of" Natures Rene.
dic> in &C. eutifiL and skilml haud-.
Resolved, That We will not oountcnnncr ignorant
rhvsicinns into ~" nssuciation any persons hp have
tot trcciyrd m cctl rturuti,n
Resolved That recommend tho continued pub
liraion Of tho rewsr per entitled "Natu'e cana
aud that az cNtra copy containing r'fG-eurr In casrs
cured ~ different paris tho county. be furnishcn
- tnt"u y toauy icr.on cal ing nj tho ricc, "r or
dcrnr III" same hv mail, enclosing pnsiay" stamp,
addressing DIR. H. Gre,ne.3G Bloomfield Street boston.
JOHN STILES, Secretary.
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Fancy Goods and TOYS.

A large invoice of Fancy Goods and Toys,
AAconsistiuS of Sewing Birds, Crockcry
Toys, China Tea 3etts, Comedian Rings and
Charms, Vienna Matches and Segar Lights,
Bows and Arrows, Grace Hoops and Sticks,
Toy Drums, Willow Wagons aud Baskets,
Toy Watches and Guards Pocket CmpasScs,
Match Safes, Shawl Pins, Hair Pins, Recti-
cules, Hair Brushes, Tooth finishes, Combs,
India Rubber Goods, Portmonnaics, Pocket
Books, Pulses, Watch Keys, Wax Beads,
Glass, Pearl and Satin Beads, Shaving
Brushes, Mirrors, Playing Cards, Snuff and
Tobacco Boxes. Fine Willow Baskets, Ilar-
monicas, Jews llarps. German Pipes, Games,
States, Waters, Pen Holders, Steel Pens
Thimbles. Scissors, Pencils, Whiting Paper
and Envelopes Spcctaclcs Jewelry, Pocket
lnkstands, Cologne, Pcrfumcrics, Hair Oils,
Soaps, Shaving Cream, Genuine Lubin Ex-
tracts, Violin Strings, Bridges and Rosin,
Dolls and Doll Heads, Toys Of all deScrip-
tions, together with numerous other articles
comprising one of the largest assortmcnis Of
Fancy Goods and TOYS, to be found in the
country, which win be sold at low prices, AZ
the NEWS DEPOT
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BlacIEsmithipg.

VNHE subscriber bces leave to inform his
l. f lends and the public generally, that he
intends to carry on the above business at his
old shop and so.icits a share Of public pat
ronagc heretofore extended to him.
J. c. JOHNSON.
p. S. Wanted immediately, a first rate
horse sheer.
Middlebury, Nov 10, 1866, 30,u
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Fort Edward Institute.

LEV. j. IL. King, a. M, Prlnclpal.
Iacaly, 7'renty ProtcsSorS and Tractors.
BUILDINGS Brick, extensive and superb,
-Owcll finished and furnished, having scpa-
rate departments for ladies and gentlemen.
RATEs-Wholc expense per term Of four
teen weeks for Board, Washing, Fuel, Fur
nshcd Room, Incidcntals, and Tuition in
Common English, $1,000 in advance. Fif-
teen cents per week extra for fuel when fires
arc needed in students rooms.
Students received when there are vacan-
cics, and charged for residue Of the term.
CALENDAR FOR lS5G-7.-Fall Tenn began
August Nth; ends Nov. l9th-Winter Term
begins December 4th ends March llth, 1857
Spring Term begins March 2Gth ends Jul
ly lSt-Fall Term begins August 18th ends
November 18TH
Those capable of complying with the
wholesome regulations OF Christian lnsttu-
ton, are invited to apply for Catalogues or
for Rooms. to the Principal Fort Edward
INSTITUTE n. Y. 2I;Sw
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Conrr1IssIoNERs, No1IcE.

CONlTh loS1ONGRo MI IL =.
NJ +, the subscribers, being appointed ly
w tho Probate Court for the District Of
New Haven, Commissioners, to receive, en-
anime aud adjust all claims and dc nands Of
AL persons against the estate of
TIMOTHY c. SMITH,
late of Monkton, in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and six months from the
4th day ofNovcmbcr, 1856, being allowed by
said court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will altered 10
the business OF our said appointment, ut the
late dwelling house of deceased in Monkton,
said district, On the LIST Wednesdays Of Janu-
AIRY and April next, from nine o'clock A. NJ,
until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each Of said
days.
ALFRED P ROSCOE, J
RODERlCK BALDWIN, Comrs.
WM. n. CARTER,
Dated at Monkton, this 4th day of Move M
her. 1856. 3l-3w
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CastIeton Seminary.

THE Winter Quarter will commence on
l. Monday, Nov. II. Pleasant rooms in the
Seminary or good boarding places in private
families may be secured on application to the
Principal. Present number of st dents 800.
303w AZARIAII HYDE, Principal.
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Examination Of Teachers.

TNIE subscriber will examine persons in
4 tending to teach in District Schools in the
town of Midilcbury, at the Female Semina-
ry, on Saturday Nov. %, from 81 to II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and from u to 4 o'clock, p.
NJ. The following requirement, found in
Chap. 20, See. s, Of Compiled Statutes of the
State of Vermont should be carefully needed:
Every instructor Of district school shall
obtain of the town Superintendent of such
town, certificate of his qualifications, 5cfore
he opens such school, which certificate Shall
be available for one year only"
29;3 W. r. BASCOM, Town Stunt.
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Addison Co. Grammar School

THE Winter Term of this Institution will
l. commence Monday Dec. LIST, under the
instruction of
MIR. BRAINARD KELLOGG.
Rates of Tuition per qua.tet of eleven
weeks: Four dollars for common English
Branches; Five dollars for Higher English
Branches, and Languages.
w. H. PARKER Register.
Middlcbury, Nov. ilth, 1856.
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r i NJ O Y A i.
The subscribers have removed to
CORE MOCK.
Opposite he Revere House

Opposite he Revere House,
Who're they would he happy to meet their for
MGR customers and tie public Having made
very extensive additions and improvements to
our former facilities for manufacturing, We
shall now bc enabled to fill all orders with des-
patch, and on the most reasonable terms. On
hand, the largest and most compl te stock Of
Fire end Burglar Proof Securities
10 he found in this country, viz:
SlLIWANDER ARES
All sizes, from $50 to : S0C--somc Of which are
in the form Of side boards. Secretaries SC, &c =,
highly finished All ornamcntcl, designed for
dwelling houses AMI churches:
Blk }1.G. Dc8 all Dw,.I,P0li Sc. Chests
Patent Powder ard Burglar Proof Combination
BANK and SAFE LOCKS, from SD to 5000:
Patent netector Combination LOCKS with iehiy
million changes. Also, Mueler's Paeent I'm
rrcgnabe Combination Lock. Persons in want
Of any Of the above will find it fer their inter-
est to give us call.
EDWARDS, FERNALD < KERSHAw,
Late Edwards, Fcrnald & Co, is Congress st,
. Rob't kcrshaw x Co., eJ Charlestown ST.,
Rostou
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MEDICAL NOTICE 10 FEMALES.
DIR. &. W. CALKINS,
Physician SURGEON end Acconcheur.

Office, 40 Pleasant street. Boston.
Special attention given to diseases Of Women
and children. Many diseases considered incu-
rah!e, or relieved only hy an operation, perma-
nently cured by means at once simple and safe
Married Ladies, who (ftom i'll health, malfor-
nation, or other causes,) are exposed to great
risk or uncommon suffering at the period Of
their accouchment, may learn how to avoid
those dangers, by timely application to DR..
CALKINS, either personally or by letter, Pa
tients from the country, visiting Boston for
medical all, should he sure to call on him. Ac-
oommoAations provided for those tho wish to
stop few days in the city All communca-
tons strictly confidential, and promptly replied
10. Medicines safely sent 10 any part Of the
country, when desired.
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Barre .Acadenv,

TNIE winter term will begin on Thursday,
L Nov. 20.
Extract from a report of the Examining
Committee: &c We chcerfuly say that il is one
OF the excellent schools in our State, and
worthy OF the patronage of friends of sound
learning, and we are happy to know that il
IS receiving this in large degree"
J. S. SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre, Oct. %, 1856. 29tf
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For Sale.

E'Or sale.
,2snFA Three good Dwelling Houses
HssssA and lot, two of which are rented
n,s,Ea at IA yearly income of seventy
-hS4elAsssa four dollars. The above proper
ty is pleasantly located in this village, with
a large garden, shade trees, barn, outhouses,
&c Any gentleman having sons or daugh-
tcrs to educate, will fad here the best al
Vantages TO promote such an object. For
further particulars in regard to the property,
enquire of the proprietor.
SIDNEY MOODY.
Mddlebury, Vt, Nov. II, 1856. 80
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b. F. EDMUNDS,
Matchmaker amt Eaararer
Particular attention paid to repairing and cor
Iecting fine Watches.
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DR.. Hanson's Stimulating Ointment
Is warranted TO cure Rheumatism quicker than
any medicine in the known world Ii is also
warranted to cure Of properly applied) stiff
joints and contracted limbs Olive or ten years
standing Money refunded il the article fails to
benefit. Large bottles fifty ccnts-small ones
twenty-five cents. For sale by CARTER, COL
CORD CO., corner Portland and Hanover
Street, Boston.
- ~;> =
+ Nj Z l. O Y NJ + NTl
Young Men, do you wish to make your for
tunes , Our agents are making from $50 to
$50 por week Particulars will he furnished
ftss 81 chaygc, TO those who en,lese Postage
stamps and address METROPOLITAN AGEN-
Ci OFFICE, Hsyerhill, Mass.
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Important toiBlacksmilhs.

Tor SALE -O One of Halls Patent Drilling
Il Machines one Anvil, one phir Bellows.
Slcdsc, Hammers, Pointing Block, Pirchers,
Sc, The above tools are nearly new and will
be sold low for cash Immediately.
Enquire 81 n. Is. Ilervcy or A. ] Hervcy.
Middlcbury, Nov, 4, 1856. 29;sw
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For Sale.

E'REE SOIL SUGAR, grown on Free Soil
IL and manufactured by Free Ncgers, a-a-
gentlemen Of color, mean, just received by
H. A. SHELDON.
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STiMsON, VALENTINE & CO,
50 Broad Street, Boston
& Gann

B0Stop, Jriv |, lSo6.
Tie subscriber having for seven yca's past,
manufactured Namshcs for McssrS Bigclow
Price, Of Newark, n. j.. takes this mcth' d
to iulolm those interested in the sa e an1 con
sumption Of Narn-lics, that he is now on
gagged and is interested with Mcssrs. Stimp-
son, Valentine #. Co OF Boston, in their
Narish Establishment, and with pleasure
would solicit fer the firm the patronage %
his friends and the public. JOHN BADCUCk
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THE INDEPENDENT,
A Teclly Religions and Fo'rjIa Newspaper
CIRCULATION OVER $1,000
And rapidly Increasing.
Edited by Eminent Clergyman Of New York
aod vicinity, assisted by the following distin-
guished.
Prsn'ar Contributors
REV ororGE n. CHEEvER n. T.,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEt.
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
Mr.. CHARLES l.. BR CT.
And numerous others.
CoRREsPoNpENTs
From all sections of the Union from England,
France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and tile
Holy Land, contribute to the columns Of this
journal.
ID, TIE a@rpCpSrp' will enter the field side by
isle with all who desire to do battle for hgt7
1Etcf ami hUU'0PfH Nlth all the power tod
may give it, it viii urge the Christian public to
do with their might what their hands find to do
to save our beloved country from the death
grasp Of Slavery. twill advocate freedom of
speech, freedom ofthe press, free soil free men,
and--FnEMoNT for the next President. Those
who sympathize with ii, Of every name and par
~, and they are HoaSaids, will aid the cause
hy doing all they can TO extend its circulation.
TERMs-By mail. - per annum, in advance,
AnvE TIsENENIs-Filtcen cents FER line, each
insertion.
Specimen Numbers sent gratis.
sD'Otiice, No. ~ Beelman Street, New York.
JOSEPH IL. LAID, Publisher.
l'RU1p STORE,
Wholesale and Retail
|. b, SHAW, 3 and iromfeld Street, Boston.
All orders promptly attended to- at lowest cash
prices, -
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I(UFFAL0 ROBES . bales No. I H'iais
- skins. just rcd by IA. SHELDON
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Painting Materials, dc.


BUCKLEY & BANCROFT,
Manufacturers, upholstcrors, and wholesale
ANA retail Dealers in
z U e M / r u r z
AMP
LOCKING GLASSES.
We are constantly manufacturing aud have
now on hand full assortment of rich aud
medium priced
DrGgiag Room, Parlor anil Chamber
Furniture
Ofevcry description,
Looking GLASSES in great variety, FEATHERS,
Befs and Mattresses, of all kinds. which we
will sell at such prices as shall be satistac-
tory to the purchaser.
Particular attention given to furnishing
Hotels and Private Dwellings with rich Gus
tom made goods, and We would respectfully
invite those wishing to purchase to call and
eXanIiue our stock.
N, B.-Persons from the country intending
10 purchase, we find it for their interest To
call and examine our large stock, and satisfy
themselves that they can save a large per
centagc lay purchasing of Us.
s'-Goods matted in the most faithful man
ncr, and sent 10 the different Railways with
out charge.
Our IIarer0omS are the largest In the city
comprising the large Halls over tho Boston
Worcester and Western Railroad Passenger
Stations, Boston, Mass. .r..r
Entrance from Beach, Lincoln & Albany SITS
JOS. BUCKLEY. CUAS l.. BANCROFT
~~>.~> 49,
DIR. PHELPS TRUSSES.
The great number Of radical cures Of Hernia
within the last few years, by the use Of DR.. j.
W. PHELPS Spiral Sgring Trusses, has given
them the preference over all others. His APP
paratus for the correction and cure of all kinds
of dciormites, are used at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital, and are recommended by tho
first Surgeons in Europe and America. For sale
Mt tho
! Sign Of the Golden Eagles fremont ST. Boston
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BOY IS u @ Z Fl I " G!
At
NO. 4 BRATTLE STREET,
TOR THE
Fall ard Winter Of 1850.
j. w \ l. r T. Il II l. A b,

IUT Inc Ilte hrm oI I1uIsOn n NeNUt,J
Would respectfully ask the attention of patrons
of the old firm, and the public generally, TO his
assortment of BOYS CLOTHING. manufic-
tured expressly for the RETAIL TRADE His
long experience exclusively in this business, in
connection with his late partner, Mr. Oliver
Hudson, enables him to anticipate with tocra-
bic certainty, the wants of the public.
The stock this Fall is very large, embracing
every thing desirable in fashion aud material for
BOYS from four to sixteen years of age, and is
made up with the same care that has always
characterized this establishment.
On hand, as usual II largo assortment Of
Goops Is THE PIECE, which will lie made up in
TO Garments for any one desiring it.
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Y A II n | S IL f. S


Y A II n | S IL Els.
The Subscriber world call the special no.
tee of RaHrood car, OmnibvS pnd Coach
Btiid,rS, opf PiaR0 F0rtc NanpfactWrcrS,
10 the fact that we possess advantages sec
ond &c no other establishment for the manu-
Gtctuae Of
RELIABLE VARNIST.
We have engaged with rs Mn. JouN BAD-
COCK an experienced PRACTICAL VARNisn
MAKlR, from Newark, n j, whose rcputa-
tation among consumers is "A sufficient guar
anty for the superiority of our
VARNISIiFS
They are put mp, rs ordered, in sccrrn
l,cl ages e wood or tin No change for bar
tel. other IA, k"gcs subject to charge
S'gici 0rd prompt aAcation s,u,n n al
d rs
Constantly on hand and for sale on favor
able terms barrels Of Imitation English Coach
Body Vanish Elastic do lnlpcrialS do.
Nos. ] and . Coach or Carriage do. Extra
Polishing DO, for Pianos, de. No ! Polish
ing do; Flowing do. Coach Picture do ;
tNIa Light Fuuitur, do, for Chanl or Sets;
Nos and . Furniture do. HAND White
Flowing do, for walls or light HaIl ling +;
Damar do Superior Black Enamel do foi
carriage tops Leather oi llaru,ss do :Shcl-
lac do: Jrach Japan Brown do, and Zinc
lrsor.
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Wanted, 800 Active Young Mon
to net as local and travelling agents in bust
ness easy, useful and honorable, at n S0iary Of
500 per moHtk. A capital Of So only required.
No patent medicine or book business Full par
ticulars given, free, to all who enclose postage
stamp or three cent piece, and address A. B.
MARTYR Paiytow, \. II.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-15
sIGNIrICANT.

"That the inAexible devotion to sound con-
stitutional principles of Franklin Pierce, as
eviaced in his annual message to Congress,
and his adherence to the equal rights Of all
the States in maintaining the doctrine Of Con-
gressional non-interference, and non-interfer-
ence on the question Of slavery in the COM
mon Territories Of the Union, entitle him to
the gratitude, confidence, and cordial support
of all true constitutional democrats"
The above resolution Of the Palmetto State,
endorsing the course of General Pierce, it will
be seen, limits itself within the bounds Of ap-
proval given by the Sentinel. The Sentinel
has awarded the same praise. South Caro-
lima gives him no more.