Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11

Of repentance on her part. Inc wlie, hrs'
Guthrie, had been corrupted by her physician,
n DR.. Mutchcrson, and it was at his instigaion
TINT she prepared for her husband the fatal
droucht AS her husband was about drinking 1t,
she struck it from his hand and tainted; her nus
band found in her dress a note from Dr. M winch
BETRAYED the guilty secret. DR.. Mutchorson ned
A reward of $1,000 was offered FOR his APP
nrehension. but he evaded pursuit until a few
DAVIS since, when he captured at Grand Lake,
Arkansas and taken to Shelbyvile, Ky. where
the parties resided
AN IMPORTANT RFMINIscENcE.-Tho cores
pondence of the N. Y. Express copies the fol-
iowinr from the National lnelligencer oil Marc"
1916 and from the Journal OF the House;
g Uovse Of Representatives Friday, March !,
Isl6-Mr Randolph, of Virginia moved the
following resolution, the necessity OF Whicn, ana
3SfSvidug remeqy TOT H., n;,,r;o, Jnna
ana obominabo, I'm making nus Districl It ucpot
S'.u siaye trade of the nelghborlng Sates)
Ior ',,1 nsedinm COR eyading the laws in force by
' i,,sigc sales hc Impressed by variety of re-
Ills and concluded by declaring that if the
business was declined by the House, he would
undertake it hmsef and ferret out Of their holes
and corners the villains icho carried il on.
n After some opposition by Mr.. Wright and sup
by Mr.. Goldsborough, it being named at the
suggestion of Mr. Hopkins so as 10 refer the sub
1ect to a select committee instead Of the com
Inittec on the District, the resolution passed
follows:
~ RESOLVED, That a Committee be appointed 10
inquire into the existence of an inhuman and
illegal traffic in Slaves carried on in, and thro'
I the District OF Columbia, and report whether any
and what measures are necessary for the putting
1 a stop 10 the same"
| The subject was laid on the table with testi-
" mony on the Both Of April, and there slept for
the balance OF the season.
Opinion Of Shareholder. A respected cor
respondent in the interior Of the State says: 81
i,cnr,,oI lutolv hv lntclliupnt Cifiypu Of
st. Louis that in Il conversation with an old gen
tleman in the Northern part of Missouri the old
mnn said 10 him, g. own about ten thousand a.
ores of land in the territory that is IN dispute be-
tween Iowa and Missouri and if | can get the
line to run between these States so as to throw
nv land on the Iowa side, aln willing, to effect
4. it. to set free all my negroes about thirty in
', .Anmhcr pay $4,000 in cash !" The old
Nan was Of the opiniun that his land in free
State would Immediately be worth $4,000 more
than it would be worth in slave State
.Shakers in .NciO Hampshire. We understand
that the Legislature Of New Hampshire is eX.
aiming into the conduct of the Shakers of that
State. Examinations are held before the Judi
ciary Committee, which public; consdera-
BILE excitement is created. Messrs Pierce and
Quincy counsel for the Shakers, and John >.
Wells for the petitioners.
0F@This year (849) is the square of %, or
product Of that number multiplied INTO ITSELF
We have not had "square' year since 1904,
andsha not have another one ill 1886 This
being the case, an exchange paper trusts that de-
linquent subscribers will feel duty bound to
squire up.
o. The total number of cmigrunts who ar
rived at New York city, from foreign countries,
during the eleven months ending Nov 90. lS4S
is stated to be S2,l96 Probably two.fifths of
them were Irish, and one-fifth Germans.
TnE CHoLERA.-We regret to say that the
epidemic has not decreased since our last; but
on the contrary has become more extended
The Interviews in the city for the "a hours end
ing at twelve o'clock yesterdGS,. 100. of
which 81 were Of ChoerTI ms does not M
clude Lafayette ID 40 almost equal 70 me high'
epidey :, " ''oo'''"' S"." "t.
WtThe Board of Health at Quarantine has dis
pntnued its meetings, no case Of cholera hav-
lhg occurred since Wednesday.
The latest information by telegraph Is the fol-
loving: CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan. 5.--A dis
Apatch from New Orleans says there we're onl :
EiXty-nino deaths from cholera reported in the
ty to the noon of the2d inst There had been
favorable change in the weather. and the chol
ia was evidently decreasing; the thermometer
Rood at 81 deg.
Vcksburg and Memphis are healthy
u Treatment Of The Cholera, al Quarantine. Dr.
Winnings report to the N Y. Board Of Health.
states that caome in moderate doses, with NOR
ph'ne, at short intervals, has proved the best and
most reliable cure Every case in which the
SHghtest DliopS evacuation has been procured
mas co1Genced to recover from that moment
Sls also remarkable fact that worms have been
discharged, either by vomiting or the bowels in
u majority OF cases. One third of the whole
number OF patients at Quarantine have been
children under fourteen years ofage We quote
the Doctors mode Of treatment-.4lds.
The treatment | have now adOnlpd and n1hern
TO, from its decided agency III controlling the
symptoms, and inducing early reaction in the
exhibition of moderate doses of calomel, with
morphine at short intervals. Five grains of cal
omel, with quarter of grain OF sui PHI. morphia
is at first given TO adult; in half Of an hour
or one hour, scruple dose of caomel is exhibit
ed, and is usually retained; aflorward pill OF
Cal. grs. ", Suph. Morphine gr IA, is given
each hour, TWO or three hours, the effect may
Indicate This is observed in the subsistence OF
the pain and spasms, the diminished quantity and
frequency OF the excavations, the return OF
warmth, aud the restoration Of the pulse
This treatment Is continued until some indica-
tons OF bilious action appear the first is usual
ly change OF color and conslsence, from the
light thin rice water, to a greensh, aud then
brownish yellow color. The excavations from
the stomach and bowels will frequently continue
green, or of the color of sulphae of copper, fol
| hours, but have not known Of a single case tc
relapse, where this effect has once been produ.
ced.
was led TO substitute the morphine for opium
from It's being less liable TO disturb the stomach
or to produce narcosls, effect to be depreca
g ted IN this stage of congestion except it results
naturally from the Cultivation OF pain and excite
nui6S HRaer six or seven years