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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

centre for sun racer Why b such race to
be shSsst forward to an equality with the whitesf
The answer is plain c0ough. The movement
Of aboltionim is not humane one. 1t is the
mere cover to the designs Of political agitators
who have no other hope Of political success than
what may be gained by fratricidal agitation.
This Is the true intent and meaning Of their
pseudo philanthropy; and for this Kansas has
been made the theatre Of bloodshed and insurrec-
ton. The Southern States perceive clearly
enough that their safety, their independence
and their welfare are in danger, if abolitionism
obtains the ascendency in this government, and
that servile war must follow if its policy is car
ried out.
We cannot blame them for making common
cause with each other in the presence Of q COM
mon danger, nor in striving to maintain that
balance of power which is constitutionally and
conventionally their right. But we do blame
them for the manner in which they conduct their
defence. We are surprised at the indiscriminate
censure Of the North, in which they indulge,
wherein spite of all the noise made by fanatic
fools, (both men and women,) by the Stewards
and the Stowes--they have large majority Of
true friends They are also grievously mistaken
as to the objects Of the most patriotic Of the sup
porters of Colonel Fremont. That movement is
against the corruptons of the party in power,
and If some noisy and empty headed DISCLAIMERS
have joined the masses which are focking to his
standard, like the followers Of victorious camp,
that is often the misfortune Of the best of causes
The Kansas question settled, all further agitation
would cease; and that it win be settled on some
honorable terms we viii not, cannot doubt. We
prefer that it shall enter the Union as a slave
State, in order that this balance Of power may
be maintained, believing at the same time that it
will be of no disadvantage whatever to the slave
population or the free States-no nfraction Of the
laws Of God or man. In these sentiments the
friends Of Colonel Fremont, as far as we are con-
nected with them, cheerfully concur
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Louis, we learn that on Monday night last
party Of two hundred armed free sellers attacked
the town Of Franklin, in Kansas, which was oc
cupied by twenty pro-slavery men, that fight
ensued which lasted for four hours, and that four
pro-slavery men and from four to seventeen free
sellers were killed 1t is stated that the attack
ing party robbed and burned down the Post OF
fee, and withdrew with the cannon of the town
as the trophies of the expedition One hundred
United States troops occupied the place next day.
1t is also reported that three hundred of Lanes
men had reached Topeka.
Thus we have the melancholy fact that Kan
sas is still the scene of internecne bloodsbed and
that the war has recommended. The public were
fattered with the idea that the difficulties there
would quiet themselves, and that the danger Of
further disturbances was past. But if these re-
ports be true, they have only just commenced;
for now we see that the blood of the combatants
is up, and defence has become attack. And who
is the party responsible for all this mischief but
President Pierce who, in order to be renomi-
mated and reelected to the Presidency, thought
to make friends ON the one hand by the
appointment of Reeder as Governor, and then to
curry favor on the other by getting rid of him.
1t is this waverng, pusillanimous and treacherous
policy which has destroyed the peace and tran
quillity Of Kansas, and afforded spectacle for
the enemies Of our country abroad to exult at
and gloat over. 1t is his miserable infdelity to
his high trusts that has brous$ st this misfortune
and disgrace upon us, and it il disgrace that he
has neither used his influenc a6r his power to
avert the consequences Of his faSe steps Calmly
looking on all the misery his duplicity and in
efficiency have created he makes no efforts to
reconcile the contending parties on the basis OF
law or justice.
What Is TO be the result no one can yet pre-
dict. No one can tell what the President really
means to do. The people look to him for counsel
and for action. They get neither. And now the
question arises whether this state of things is to
be continued under the possible succession of Mr.
Buchanan; for II he and his supporters are to
get into place and power, with the retained views
Of Mr. Pierce, the voters Of this country had bet
ter seriously consider whether they will run
risk 80 great, 70 dangerous and whether any
Ostend flibuster or champion Of hudgeon ballot
ing il the conservative politician he has been
represented to be, If the free sellers have com
mtted an unprovoked attack, even on border
ruiians, let them be condgnly punished but In
the name Of truth and consistency, let us not
withhold our indignation from the men who have
brought about this fratricidal conflict.
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For Sale.

TINE subscriber Offers for sale his resi-
Il dcncc in Middlebury village, formerly
owned and occupied by Edward Wainwright
The buildings are in tho most perfect repair,
having been reccntlyrcinodclcd md arranged
In the most perfect manner.
The house is situated in n central portion
of the village, aud is considered one of the
best locations in town The premises con-
tain two acres of the best Of land or which
Is large lot of thrifty fruittrecs of the most
approved varieties. In short, II is just such
\ plscc man would like that wanted good
cheap situation. u-
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. ''l
The above propeaty will he sold on rcry
reasonable terms. Credit will be given If de-
sired, IN part payment if secured. Posses
sion given Immediately. '''
SAMUEL SHEPARD, ia.
Middlebury, Aug. rs, 1886. f. 10;
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A PERPEUT PAIN DESTROYER ycr's
IN Healing Embrocation.
10y the use Of one bottle ofDyers Healing
ID Embrocation, Charles SissOn, of Provi-
dence, was entirely cured of sore lungs, from
which he suffered severely.
CERTIFICATES are being daily received
~ from persons Of the highest respectable
ity in favor Of Dyers Healing Embrocation.
nYERs Healing Embrocation cures
~ Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises,
Sprains' piles, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Burns
Cramps, Swclings Aguc, Toothachc, Head
ache, and, all external and internal pains,
LIVERY work shop and factory should keep
II constantly supplied with Dycr's Healing
Embrocation.
E'ROsTgD flesh, bites of insects, &c, as
IT suagcd BY pycr's Healing Embrocation.
GEO, Mcbride, Ct New York sprained
\ehis anc'e. Dycr's Embrocation cured it.
CTGAyACEg ard sea sickness cured by
l. L Dycr's Healing Embrocation.
INTERNALLY used, Dyer's Healing Emu
L brocaticn is of the greatest value particu-
larly in cases of Cramp. Cholera Morbus,
Dysentcry, sc.
IOSEPH V. CARR, Of the Providence Trib.
- unc was severely attacked with cramp in
his stomach, but fond immediate relief in n
single dose o.. Dyor's Healing Embrocaticn.
KNOWN to be true, that Dycrs Healing
IN Embrocation is the best external End
internal remedy eYLr discovered.
1 EAVES 70 Stain upon the dress or skin,
IL constant IA its effects, bat clean in its APP
plication. nycr'9 Healing il,nbrocation is tho
administration " all who have used it.
NlOTH..SS anl nurses should read care
IN fully tic testimony of Mrs. Eilmatth +,
whic, may 5c found in the vampii.ct which
accompanies Overs Healing Emtfocnton.
NO family shculd be without Dyer's Heal
~ ilg Embrccation.
ONE bctEc cfDyot's Healing Embrocation
~ viii rv.i,,c ~ immense amount olSu.lc.-
ing.
tIILES relieved - t. o -opications of Dy-
! cr's Healin.; Enbrpes.ti5 "a.
AuHGTICJ-That is lie most e.lcc;ual
: rc0.~',y Ter Rheumatism, Cats, POUNDS,
Spra.7s. s,n =, All other external and inter-
nal Gisr.sc3 AGaL"c-pyer's Healing Erl-
bie-,tion
3..JMAYICS, Go anl I'll, use Dyer's
u ,fealing Emilocatior aa1 I've cured.
GAS. ,CiiC aatrtioas, pain o: lcrcnoss in
- a., I'D .. Aa.H, throat, pi.cst, or stomach,
cured =. Ger Healing Embroca.ion.
TIVE il, - able value Of Dyer's Healing
Z EmjrGcati, has 1eeh cOnclusiycly
proved, and 40 per ou ~ family should suffer
thcmsclge- - be Fti,1atil.
Use Dycr's Healing Enhrccation. Many
u of the most eminent physi:ians recon-
meud this wonderful propagat,on with the
most perfect confidence, and freely prescribe
it to their patients.
yTERY IMPORTANT-Tha every perso
should keep constant supply of Dyer's
Healing Emhroc.t:an by them. SINGLE
dose osicn prevents the most fearful conse-
quenceS.
w ,.s,. I1-.rfs Hon Enhrnration
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important AMnOunc ement,

To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
eases, such as SEMlNAL WEAkNFssy IMFo-
rENCE, GoN NoRIIGA, GLEET, SrPniLIs, &C.,
&c.
The Howard ASSOCIATION Of Philadel-
phia. in view of the awful destruction of hu-
man life and health, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the receptions which are practiscd
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseaS-
es by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT orthy
of heir name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS. to all persons thus afflicted Male
or Femaie,) who apply by letter, with a des-
crplion Of their condition, (age, occupation
habits Of life y &C., and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering TO FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
Tor the iclicf ofthe sick and distressed, aillic-
ted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases,
and its funds can be used Tor no other pur-
pose 1t has now surplus or ms, which
the directors have voted to advertise the
above notice. 1t is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, and will furnish the most ap-
proved modern treatment. Valuable advice
also given to sick and nervous females afflct-
ed with abdominal weakness, Womb Com
plant Costiveness, Leucorrbpa, &c.
Address, (post-paid) DIR, GEO, r. CAL.
HOUN, Cons ullng Surgeon Howard Associ-
alton. No. 2. South NINTH Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
BY order ofth Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELD, President
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. ls:y.
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Rutland Marble Shop.

TNIlE fact has become established that the
L Rutland Marble is the most durable for
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, AND
TOMB TABLES, of any white Marble quar-
ried in America Of which the subscriber
keeps constantly on banda good assortment,
and will Furnish 10 all wishing anything in
the marble line, as low as can be bought at
any other shop in the vicinity. Perhaps poo
pie are not ali aware that in purchasing mar
bile Of n travelling agen: that they are paying
him from fifteen TO twenty per cent. for sell
Ing them the article, and getting something
at that much inferior to Rutland Marble.
tY-Give me a call, one door north of the
new Jail in Mildlcbury, aud you shall not
lie shaved. Do W, II. ROWE.
Mildlebury, Vt, 1855. 4G;y
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JOHN NJ. ATWOOD.

No. l48 Chatham Street. [cOr. Mulberry, ]
NETWORK,
INVITES attention to his Large Assert
ment of
Watches, Je,celry, Silrer Ware
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets, Fins, Ear.Rings, Chatel lain,
Vest aud Fob Chains, Gold n Necklaces,
Crosses, Lockets, Rings, Spectacles, PEN
ellis, Seals, Medals KEYS, Charm s. SC.
Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets, Pins and Ear
Rings
Silver Tea Sets Soups, Pitchers, spoons, Nap
kin Rings, Forks, Fruit and Butter X hives.
Silver PaiedTea Sets Cups, Casters, Cake
Baskets, Uras. Tcakettles Gard Baskets, So.
For Sale CBEAr foR CASH, aud warranted
as represented,
0J-Panicular attention g'veu to rrpeiring
and adjusting Duplex, chroOeneier and hns
lever Watches. 44;ly
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Union SITS between Spruce and Pine. Phila,
delphia, Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. a most sue
cessful practitioner in the cure ut all diseases
OF a private nature manhoods debility, as an
impeachment 10 marriage; nervous and sexual
iniirmiiies, diseases OF the skin; and those a
rising from the use of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED
in by boys, in solitude, often growing up with
them to manhood, and which, if nutretormeG
in due time, not only bcgets serious ob>taclea
to matrimonial happiness, but gives nse 10 2
series of protracted, insdious,and devastating
affections. Few of those who give way
this pernicious practice are aware OF the con
sequences, until they find the nervous sh
tered, feel strange and unaccourtable feeling
aHd vague fears in the mind. (See pages p,
1929 of DR.. k book on "Self-Preservation."
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
bile, is unable to labor with accustomed vigor
or to apply his mind TO study; his step is tar
dY and weak, he is dull, irrcsolute, and en-
cages in his sport with less energy than usual
If he emancipate himself before the prac
tice has done its worst, and enter matrlmony
his marriage is unfruitful and his sense tell
him that this is caused by his early follics
Tbescare consid CREATIONS which should awaken
the attention OF those similarly situated.
REMEMBER,
He Tho places hmselfunder DR.. Kinkelin's
treatment may relig iously confde in his honor
as gentleman, aud rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of Or. L. patients will new
err be disclosed
Young man--let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known 10 one wDo'
from education and rospectability, can GER
tainly befriend you.
PATIENTS AT a DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly
together with all their symptoms, per letter
enclosing a remittance) DIR. KS medicines
appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded TO any part OF the United States,
and packed secure from damage or curiosity,
by Mail or Express.
RE A Dbl
Youth and Manhood.
| A Vigorous life, or a Premature Death, Kin
kelin on Self only 20 cts
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
! ensure a copy. per return of mail
| GRATIS GRATIS /! GRATIS III
A Free GIFT To An.
MISERY RELIEV d.
"Nature's Guide" new and popular work
full ofvaluable advice and impressive warm
| ing, alike calculated TO prevent years of mis-
| cry, and save thousands of lives, isdistributed
| without charge, and forwarded by mail, pre-
paid to any Post Office in the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
stamps. i2iy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-01

A Article to make tho HAIR GROW ON BALD
ANIlEADS, remove the Dahdrnn, and kcep the head
cool, give u sol Gloss to the Hair, prevents its falling
off, and arrests its premature decay. For tho Toilet II
Is highly recommended for it, fragrance.
Dufing the time this celebrated Compound has been
beiors the American public, has won for itself rep
utaton which destincs take the lead of all ptepu
/ atious for the Hair.
From Leonard 5toddard, City Martial Of Lawrence.
To whom IL may concern: Having used Drltghts
Spanish Lustru Tor the Hair for several months past
do not hesitate that it far exceeds everything
OF the kind have eycru used. II you have bald head
Try IL. fyou blessed with good head OF hair,
aud wish retain glossy healthy aud nice, Then
nelights Spanish lusiral-it l. just tho thing to do it,
from David Magyar nr the 'ay State Ms, Law
had hut very lite faith in the Spanish Lnstral,
know ING there is much imposition in tho shape Of
Hair = ctbratvrS;' hut concluded to try it. Tho
first battle causeh fuzzy appearance head, fol-
lowed by young hair aud before hal finished the
ond hottc, had most plentiful crop, which entirely
realized the wonderful virtues of the Spanish lusifal
My residence Is No Is Bay state Corporation, Law
renee where can be seen at amy time.
Prepared by j. WADLElGU, Druggist, No. !
Appleton Block, Lawrence. Mass. 5;Gm
% and 50 cents per Isottlc.
FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, Whuleshlc Agent
for Vermont to whom all orders should be addressed
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,tc USE NONE BUT HAYES, id
Allied Ointment and HuInor Svl11n

Tie question .fnaiiy SctHcdl ftrdiids re-
joteingU A ncp era IL Mtdieiae ~!
Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Cancer
Gus 1lumors, Scald Head, BARRIERS Itch, Burns
Mercurial and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Ring
wo I'M, Neuralgia, deafness when caused by
llumors or Sores in the head) Cutancous
and Eruptive Diseases of every kind can be
cured, aud the blood cleGnSed Of all impuii-
ties, by The use Of
Hayes Allied Ointment & Humor Syrup
the most efl'ectual remedies ever offered to
the public. These cclebrated remedies cure
diseases speedily, thoroughly and permanent
ly, without injury to the system. We have
numerous testimonials from persons of the
first respec liability, who have had occasion to
use these never.iailne remedies in their fans
lilies, in the very worst forms Of disease, with
the most happy and beneficial results. Try
them--entire satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. Prepared only by DIR. L. ID. Hayes,
discovcrer and manufacturer. HAYES g.
NASH, Proprietors, Lawrence, Mass,
Beware of an Article in The market styled
the Genuine Allied Ointment" put mp by
Chas ii. Kent, MS that ia n base counterfeit
on Hayes. Sold in Middlcbury by w. =,
Russell NJ D., and Druggists generally. Fred.
Il. Smith, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent in
Vermont. IDLY
GER MAN fly Tt"TR
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Pianos for Sale.

1.-TWO Rosewood Pianos Zone having an
l. Eolian Attachrnenp can be bought low
for cash. Enquire Of ii. l.. Sheldon, at the
Post Office, or A. j. Pierce, at the Addison
House. IL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-01
ON NJ A n Ii 0 o D,
ANDITs PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, goth Thousand

Just Published, Gratis, goth Thousand.
few words the rational treatment, without Med
ioine Of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Mcclure
mai Emissions, Geuital and Nervous Debility lmpo-
toncy, aud impediments TO Marriage generally.
BY h. DE LANEY, NJ. n.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plaints origin ting in the imprudenee aui solitude Of
youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is
In this small Tact clearly dsmonstIa and the en-
tirey new and highly successful treatment as adopted
BY the anthor falv explained. by means of which
cry one cnab led himself perfectly and at the
loas possible thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostTums Of the day.
Seat to any address, gratis and post fee in sealed
envelope by remitine (post raid two postage stamps
IL DR. b. De l.ANEY, II Li,penard Street, New York
CITY. 2j;ly
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GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH

Many OF the most despotic Governments.
have opened their Custom Houses to the in
PRODUCTION OF these Pulls, that they may oe-
come the medicine of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best
remedy ever known for persons Of delicate
health. or where the system hes been imp a r
ed. as its nvigorating proprielies never fail
81 ;ac
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JUST RECEIVED 10000 Genuine Hav-
a ana Cigsrs-Assorted Brands. Call and
see. Fer sale cheap at the old stand
ItrI W. p. Russell.
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.roaf BA G II Sldo3o u.
a. M IL F L . a N
COMPOUND.

The subscriber would respectfully ask tho
attention Of the people of Vermont, TO the
claims Of
BACu'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
AS one of the best preparations before the pub
lie for the relief aud cure Of the following com
plants
bronchitis, Minister'S Sore 7Troa,, Calomel,
Nursing and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
Nipples, Mercuriat 1dints, Ftrer Sores,
ScyOGlid, liberation Of the Lungs and
iSIonia,h, all Nervous COmpiatntS, Female
JVcakncSs anil irregularities, EluOr Anus.
(or UhicS,) Coughs arising (rom an Irri
tatcd 1Hroat, PiicS, Weak StomaehS-iH
fact, in arg case ~
wEAKNEssIN, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE rus REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine
is prnpared. and the Propretors reside, a large
list of the most reliable and respectable proofs
of its efficacy have been furnished in its favor,
bv the voluntary promptings of those who
have been relieved and cured of long standing
and extremely aggravated affections OF the
above complaints, from n grateful desire TO
spread its knowledge, and promote the good
Of others who may be similarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in
all cases of Bronohiai and Throat Affections,
from slight to Chronic IaRomm0iionS aud
TlccratiOns Also in some very marked cas-
of Female Weakness and Irregularities and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases of this
character in our own State, in which it has
been used with rondcrIM success, where for
years resorts TO many other remedies have
failed to afford relief. Its ingredients, among
which is Il compound fluid extract OF
"BEECli DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition are such as to render ii per>
fectly safe and harmless. requiring the eNOr-
else of no especial care in regard to the habits
of the vidual, beyond that ordinarily ne
ccssary.
From personal knowledge OF these facts,
| do not hesitate to say to all whe are in any
way afflicted with Bodily Weakness, Debility,
inflammation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACHS AMERICAN COMrOUND
Is recommended in the strongest assurance
of Rci!et ami Cure.
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier.
Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should he addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALER
a Gard.
For the convenience Of Druggists aud indi
vlduals now using this Medicine in the State
of Vermont, a constant supply will be kept in
the hands of our State Agent, FRED. l..
SMITH, and ali applications or orders will
be promptly filed, on the same terms as when
addressed to us.
j. V. r. COVENTRY, & co, Proprietors
50 Genescc st Auburn, y. 7.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly cornbir-
ed to operate on the stomach, the liver, the
kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels
correcting any arrangement in their func.
tons, purifying the blood, the very fountain
OF life and thus curing disease in all its forms
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young or old should be without
this celebrated medicine Ii corrects and reg
ulates the monthly courses at all periods ,act-
ing in many cases like charm. 1t is also
the best and safest medicine that can be Civ
en- to children Of all agesiand for any COM
plaint consequently no family should be
withoutit.
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SHEEP TIC TOBACCO and Wool Irvine,
- just received by II. A. SHELDON.
June 2, 1850.
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ITALY PAPERS-Ncw York Daily Times,
- Tribupe and Herald, and Boston Jour-
al, received daily, al COP GLANDS