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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
The Trial of DR.. John w. Web
ster,

For the murder Of Dr. George Parkman at
night last at ii o'clock, when the Jury, after
three hours consideration, rendered verdict of
gully. We have not copied the report of the
tria, as it could not be given in the limits of
our paper until after the appearance of the more
full and accurate pamphlet account which viii
be published by Kedding g. Co. at a rate which
will permit all TO purchase DR.. Parkman had
financial business with DR.. Webster, which was
extremely embarrassing. and was pressed upon
Webster in temper very provoking. At half
past one O'Clock on the ODD of November, the
parties met at the room of DR.. Webster in the
Medical College, and his friends and the gov
eminent claim that P. has not been seen alive
since that hour. Littefeid, the keeper of the
building swears that on that day and for sever
al succeeding days, Webster was in his rooms
a. unusual hours tina. his doors were locked at
unusal times-ihat he diverted the attention of
the police from certaia privy-tbat he preven-
ted witness on certain occasion from going
through one Of his rooms-that he had fires
more than usual-that he talked with witness a.
bout the disappearance Of Parkman, and appear
ed strangely and to other circumstances which
raised the suspicion of Littlefeld, and finally led
him to examine the privy, and there he says he
found parts of human body on the Both of No.
vember. Webster was charged with the murder
blunty and confronted with these remains
he was COMPOUNDED. Other remains were also
found in other parts OF DR.. Webster's rooms, and
parts of the head and teeth in a furnace, burnt.
The general appearance of the body is like
Parkmans the teeth are confidently sworn to
as being Parkman's by the dentist who made
them, and sundry dentists say that the maker Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

Death of Ephruim Low.-Died, at the Jail
house, in this village, last Tuesday morning, Mr.
Ephraim Low, one Of the Groton prisoners COM
United to prison last Thursday, and held TO trial
on charge OF counterfeiting He died of lung
lever. On Wednesday night of last week he
was present in the court room, but complained
of being quite i'll. He was taken back to the iail
house, and put into a room on the lower floor
with bis wife for an attendant. On Friday he
was said to be better. Subsequently he grew
worse and medical aid was promptly rendered
He refused, however, to take much, if any medi-
cine, and appeared entirely Indifferent as to his
recovery. Il is said that he expressed wish TO
die, and during his last hours was senseless or
delirious. 1t is supposed that the tedious ex-
animation before the Court of Inquiry and the
mental excitement consequent upon it, fastened
his illness. He made no confession whether az
to his own guilt, Or that Of the other prisoners.
North Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04


hAe al all tunes, 10 give credit when H Is du- an
At Inc same time relieve the distressed gre d"n
" s'eiiedi W, therefore give tine following voiusia go
nony a. to the beneficial effects OF N-isr Ba-an OF " l
emery by the editor ii The Columbia Scuh Caion ~h'
appears 10 have obtained great relief By ud Dr.
minion, Portsmouth, Val
WiSfAR's BAL>AN OF WILD CHERRY
We seldom resort patent medicines, having sn At
spect Tor the skill Of the regular profession, bot ciiuce t
lto our way the above medicine Iunsuilg amer
the close of he last session OF the legislature when o"'
lungs were almost died up by the highly nrhed fnohfs
OF our stoyewarmed House. The Basam iiAel tf
relieved rs Of most harassIng cough, which thrclrnn '
health serious degree. feel that aehtri %
IT Tor IF cen pounds Of animal ~olsht-,sAcl a4ln
once felt, cannot be forgotten.
CAUTION. The only genuine and original article was ~
uoducsd IN the year leJs. II has been well tested and APP
preeiaed for years, all the comp ains for which a. hs
been recommended, viz-Cou-hs Co!s Influenza hronet
us, Asthma and Consumption, in ITS ncpIeni stages ~
other medicine has proved eearious. On account oil
the unbounded popularity OF this article has been ex
svey counterteited by persons who know nothing OF tho
ingredients vf this original composition.
The only genuine always signed l. Butts ths "tup-
per-
95Ihe following complimentary notice Of WisiaIs Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry appeared in the Ladies' Magazine aud
Album, Boston, Mass. Nov. ISIS:
I'VE have but lille faith in Of the advertised aiedi-
enss but having been, during tho t six weeks erey
effected with eoi aud cough, which nearly dsatisd US
iIo atendnsto business, Induced to ~ inc
bel'am Of Wd Cherry and are happy u that we have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

the teeth ought to know them generally, even
when burnt It was proved that the body was
not prepared or used for dissection, but had been
treated with alkali TO destroy it On the other
hand other dentists testify that it is not safe to
say that the teeth are Farkman's-that they are
er Jaws as well as the jaw called Parkman's and
this fact was demonstrated. On this testimony,
the jury find that the body is Parkman's.
Was he murdered? There is no direct or
positive evidence OF that fact. Parkman is dead,
if these remains are his murder is inferred from
the general circumstances of the case. Who
killed Parkman? Webster was his debtor, and
declares that at half past one Of the ODD Nov.
he paid Parknan certain sum and took up two
notes which we're defaced, and Parkman left i'm
mediatev with the money in his hand, agreeing
to discharge mortgage. The notes are subse-
ouentlv found at Webster's house the mort
gage was Lot discharged. Webster does not
show where he got the money to pay: the gov
eminent does show that certain money which
came to him about that time was deposited in
bank after the 23d. Other circumstances are
shown, as the purchase of large fish-hooks for a
grapne by Webster, which are found in his
room "a ball of Irvine also, part of which is
found on the body-and the finding of his knife
with part of the body. On the other hand no
use of the grapnel is proved and the knife was
usually left in the room no clothing is found
and o remssnts Of clothing, except a single
shirt button in the ashes of the furnace; Web
ster is proved to be at home by his family at
times wher Littlelield swears that lie was lock-
ed up in tie college, and to be at one place in
Boston at } p. m. on the 23d of Nov, at which
hour DR.. parkman was seen alive by two wit
nesses il another part of the city. In short, the
defence mainly was that Webster at home
when Attefield was having him in the college,
and tina seven witnesses swear to seeing Park
man at various times between ten minutes 10 Z
and half past p. IN. of the Odd Of November
i. E. from 30 minutes to 4 hours after Parkman
and Webster met, according to the testimony,
and to the admission Of Webster.
The court in the charge pretty decided
to the effect that the body was Parkman's that
there was proof enough to show malicein " eb-
stcr, if he killed him and that the testimony to
prove an abb amounted 10 nothing. The jury
gave right verdict under the charge; but we
cannot help thinking that while the circunstan-
ces are very strong against Webster-while The
public vii adjudge him guilty-it would be
possible in this way to convict perfectly limo
cent man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
Speeches on the Slave Question

Reiding & Co, Boston, have published an
"authorized edition" of yir. Webster's recent
speech in the Senate, with Dedication to the
people OF Massachusetts, in the following words ::
DEDICATION.
WITH THE HIGHEST RESPECT, AND THE DEEP
EST SENSE OF OBLIGATION, DEiCATE THIS
SPEECH TO THE
PEcPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
g His ego gratlora dctu ala esse scio; sed
me vFsA Pro GRATIS loqui, eisi meum ingenium
non moncret, necessItas cogit. Nellem, equi
dem, vobis placere sed multo mao vos salvos
esse, qnalicumque erga me amino futuri esris."
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Washington, March Is, 1850
The Latin may be rendered as follows:
Other things, am aware, would be more a.
greeabe to utter than these. But necessity. if
not my own inclination, compels me to say what
is irHe rather than what is agreeable. | should
be happy 10 gain your APPRECIATION, but still
moe so 10 promote your welfare, whatever feel
ings you may entertain towards me in future"
Boston Courier.
The same publishers have also issued the
speeches of VIM. II. Seward and Horace Mann
in the same handsome style: 10 cents each.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

-4-Noreiy- Mir Whipple's Diss.lsing Views
and Pyramic Fires, are too peculiar and besu,i-
ful to admit OF accurate description. They arc
gre Itly admired by those who see them; the
ladies especially have been enrap;ured by them.
No adjectives or EXPLANATIONS in the language,
are sufficiently intense TO express the pleasure
they iHplrt- The epi,hets ''s9.eadid," "5,,i-
liant,' grand" and magnificent are not IN
the least too strong to apply to hem Tae eT-
hhition, as Whole, is one Of great novelty arI
beauty. Those who fail of seeing it, when III
Boston, will lose one Of the mos, delightful en-
tertainnents ever presented to the community.
To be understood and appreciated. 1t must be
seen. See advertisement in tins paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

O. Our readers who are interested in the
subject of Ladies' Apparel, should remember
that JetreH s Prescott, No > MiIk street, Bls-
ton are largely engaged IN the importation Of
French Sacks, Mantiies, Visies, and al SINH
Jar Goods. They also manufacture these ar'-
cles from the true French patterns. and iAcr
beautiful styles are received every where ISL yp-
cal of the prevailing fashions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

Chronology and Physiology. Fowler & Wells,
n York, have published " an illustrated self in.
structor in phTenology and physiology" with one
hundred engravings and chart of character
Mail edition, price % cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

Litteirs Lining .age. No 307 is published
This is the first number of vol. 25: now is the
very time for new subscribers to begin. To
those who cannot afford full supply of the Eu-
ropean Magazines, Littell is the very thing
needed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

"A Rare Chance for young farmer of first
rate character. None others need apply. See
advertisement headed WANTED" and call at the
Bookstore of Z. p. Walton g. Sons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

A train as Is a train. The Central freight
train down on Tuesday of last week numbered
&C car loads when ii left Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
vermont Central Railroad Com
pany---Meetings of the Stock
holders.

The most important and interesting meetings
the Stockholders of this Company have been
holden within the last seven days the first be-
inc an informal but very full meeting Of the
Stockholders resident 10 Boston and vicinity
holden OH Thursday the 2sth ut., and the last
being a regularly called meeting, holden at
Windsor on the I'd inst. The purpose OF both
was the ssme-to consider Of the necessity OF
new issue of stock at $50 per share, 10 pay off
The floating debt of the Company and com
ple,e the road. We give first full account of
the Boston MeedS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

t. The Northern Lancet and Gazette of le-
gal medicine is worthy of the attention of medi-
cal and legal gentlemen. See advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

Byrne's Dictionary Of Mechanics. No has
been received.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
Reliable Eris'eRce oEfie fHsrSs cf E7HsAG
Hungarian kSafs0s,.


While we Tepudute qulckery, u.ulFs p.ll-.i 70
give credit for thtt whica tgal, useful, Tui
alton which may benefit others. A lev dave 0r
of ours from NeTway, Me- into oilre eu'-la
bic health whom I'D not expect 10 a..iI t,
We received letter few iioal i- .
reside the house with him. Saying That be- r..a
20 his bed, and could not probably continue tl' -ulr
Judge then of our surprise VIII lin
lie has slight cough remaining IL wou be- tuf @
he should have, uGtl be h-s tuIih time iot
strength OF lungs. But be coliut bile hr4a l-
following letter which he addressed tha Gsusr ta-
Agent Tor the medicine Which has tesiof=d hl H1-t
y, wili show whit medicine has beoa the iusirlat 90 i
good work.
Ros,aa F.. ii, l-i--
Dr.. d. T. Bradec: Sr-I csnuot rciasa iiol ~
we'd to you in Concentration Of =. Huclaa'- iil -
sam OF l. ie Here is a plain ics il g. n
TO my case aud If they ef any service i-a. - '
SICK to seek relief Al the fiol whence oli- 81
shall be thankful.
Ny 49,, LAST i Do
ooz violent cold, whieh let a cough Of ihe mos
ted Kind, accompanied By pai1 the r l.- 10y
June had become so feeble that was ubig 90 f' 20
work, and confined the house about @ u 4''s
since. During that time received the best medical 4
unce and tried nearly all the medicines whrh arr r'
m"nded IN such ea-es, but con d lind no fen- ln'
worse, and iui inc last three weeks confined 20 G
Iwoo my play ~icans gave up past recovery 81" -
IA naii ttly procured bottle. This gave He il-i ID ''
let, and sIN bottles have broken up my cough, and
IL situation 10 Resume, with ud"aucus hcslhi ni -'
CHLRcHILL COBB
DAVID T. BRADLEES SON. 1850 WsSh.n-,oa .l---',
Eo'to, sore agents los The United Stsrs and brn- tf''
faces. American price, o1c ID .ilsf or boitit. -
AGENT s-MonipelIer, Salv.n k toliiu-; bair', 4 e.
thomas: ashinsisn, Ihnsber - bosirs: Chs.-i' ..
y. Bacon: Cotiujh, ]. Cook T. Carintn, X. t'',rf
Nofihh"d, IT, H. Camp, and by dealers mcdicIae s-a
1ly throughout Sew England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

4.
In the Senate, Mr. Hale quo ed Ar Buchanan
IN proof of his former Statement, that the north
ern democrats were allies OF the south.
Mr. King, in reply, concurred to Il great ex-
tent IN Ar Buchanan's opinion.
Mr. Benton, at his own request, was excused
from serving ON the committee of foreign reia-
tons.
Mr Benton rose and explained the report of
yesterdays proceedings pu ,lishei Iii the Ma
uonal lnteillgencer He said that his own re-
marks were correctly reported, and plainly init
mated that those Of Mr. 'oote had been altered
ny himself, and declared the report OF them 10
De ia'se IRON beginning TO end.
MIR roo;e, IN reply, acknowledged that he had
corrected the report, aud lntmated his readiness
TO meet MIR Benton IN the held. 1 he subject
was then passed over.
he consideration of Mr. Clay's compromise
resolutions was resumed. Air Chase having the
noor, concluded his speech commenced yester-
day, and spoke aoout two hours.
MIR Foote'S motion to refer Mr. Bel's resol1-
TONS to committee was made the order of the
day for tomorrow
Mr. Baldwin then took the floor, and the Sen
ate went into executive session. Adjourned.
In the Honse, leave was granted TO the COM
mitlee Tor investigating the charges of Mr King
against the Speaker 10 sit during the SESSIONS OF
the house.
Mr. Ashmun having the floor, advocated the
admission of California, and pronounced the
recommendations of the President 10 be patriot
&c and Just. He had opposed its acquisition, and
ne would not consent to the extension of slave
fy; The north had warned the south on that
poi't, and he would stand by lis declaration for
ever; lie briefly traced the party movements
alluded to the Buffalo convention as failure.
ana sad that the one to be held at Nashville
would be another failure. He considered the
lrlai OF fugitive slaves by jury was the proper
course, out he was wiling to waive the provlso
IL tie south did not insist OH the right to extend
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
QueuT 20.
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Sr. Sriebri6 9lu9uf 8lntbers
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29

ECS 8cnn Gin QBseenforn iibrIib so 86rner
9ibt, 70 bstrdat Die GrnCte i'm Swsitcn Sabre $500,
i'm orittsn l25000 i'm febsten I5 625 Rncnen
uno I'm sp6Iften Sabre 244, l40 625, 900, 900, ,O0O
600 &6rnsr. Nun tilt Gin MoIter un9cfdbr 90.
AIS, ,240 &6rnsr, bober Die Sw0tfidbriee Grnbe pom
eincm BeiecnfOru q, ,922 953 497 .920 Maltsr ous
ma6t Nab oisI,r Gednuns f6nuts Gin @sieeu'
form nab orsi 9abrsu mebr o(s 800 9erfOuen auf
cine MabJet fpsiisn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
Nuauf 90.
G&9 9(Glanic 9lQ6rt6t.

OoBininm Veter C8aur) uno feine
Trau SO ar / a, pcn Wcro NbeitbaII Sapnftip,
Gecba @auntp permitteIff siuer frciwiQi0en uebrr
I6rsibun9. batirt ben 22ten Qu9uf 1850, ou' ibr
@i9entbum, fOmObI Iie9enoes ais pri0nIibeS uno
psrmifcbteS an bsn unterSebuctcn ubertro9sn ba
ben, uno smar gum Ssitsn Der @reoioren beS be-
Iasten Biaiam pstsr, obne Sudlibt, 70 wereen
bermit Que wsIte nod ouf ir9enb cine 4rt an be-
ia9teu 9stsr ftbuIc9 iinb, ouf9eforent, Cbne Ser
Su9 abSubeSoben- foIde, bic nod redtmdsi9e
SCreerun9su an befa9teu Qeter baben, weroen eben'
foQs auf0cforoert, ibre &etbnun9en innebaIb feds
8o6en wUblbelidtist eiuSubdnoi9rn, an
SpnaS Rtn9er, 9lft9ntc.
Iu9uf 26. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
N SIabribt.

Cine alIarmeine Ssrfammlune Der Stcdbalter
Der Corporation, befaunt unter Dem Namen: ,,8ie
rps Srnden 9efeufbaf," inforpOrirt untsr benz
Namen Scr preiioent, 8crwaIter uuo geieu'
fbaft sur Grr6tuua elmer Srude lbsr ben eebo
Slub, nabe 8ierps MhbIsu," miro 9ebaIten percen
am eritru 9ontas i'm MOnat Ssptember ndbitens,
an Der Sffs Der ,,Geba Crime gfen.9efeufhaft" in
@ataIauqua, um 2 rbr Na6mitta9s, gu weIber 3eit
uno Srt bic SerwaIter ibre idbrlbe &ednun9 un
tcr,eibnen merben-oesaIeihen miro aud cine QSab
ftr Seomten Der befa9ten Corporation fur ba5 Iou'
frnee Sabr 9ebaIten.
cipcn Riec, e6aemsiflr.
Quauif 90. nq3m