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menifdI.

DR. BANNING MEDICAL and hECHANICO
IL SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. q mercerst n. fFot tss
renien q chronic foI the application Of bis Body
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Gfd, Pile spogs and Companion for tie cure q No
PuaOuGfy. Digestive Nervous Spinal end Female Com
nd Tor Rupures Dropping and LSnguO als for the support q
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lsoir. ene'eut and during conhDemeht
nR PHINNEY" FANCY PILLS
~ Aba D. SANDS -. .s: sa:..
L'OR the PILES-Dr UPHAM9 ELECTUARY,
j ian remedy certain cure for this distressing com
p.in, For Astonishing record see Pam
asi It SS ana ana :a'' S door
Bow efy, beiNesn BO~ery and broadway.
EOURAUDr LIQUID HAIk-DYE is positively
" without exception reservation tho bes ever Invented
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, 10

ITATfN ISLAND FERRY, loot % Nnltenall-sL-
- ARRANGE MENTs FOa sEPrEMBER;-Fare Ct eeni' 20
QUARANTINE, STAPLkTON, Vanderbilt LANDING On
and Sept 1855 the Boats Will leave every boar = oos
Leave Staten Isend Leave Eew-fOrt
Rro,n I'M 10 JPN FROM An Pm
Krht boat from the Ia and O'Clock. Fare 81 cents
Night from NewYok IL o'clock taFe le cents Commuters
insluded
SUNDAY ARRissEnEsT-BOats leave half hour siter
AM anti; NJ Nsh boais O'clock ron tAe Iisnd 10 O'clock
GOO Eer-YoTk.
IRON FOOT OF PECK-SLIP.- November, 1853.
For shrWsbury Long Branch Highland Doos oeean House,
Port WAshpgop Mounts Dock Browns Dock Mddeown and
Req TIE :nd splendid steamer ALICE PRICE, Capt
Hssserty, VIII Of Pecfsp Fest River day
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,S5J. Most Safe. Cheap and Reliable
DrfaIgr arrar.smguf.
Albany and NFW-YORK INLAND ROUTE

~ EAILROAD-Theo Daily Traus-one Aoconnodson Irs,n
al NJ aud two daily Expcs Trains a. A and ~ T. NJ
connecting Albany with Genial Line Of Baoso VIZ aho
with lines North for Saratoga spns "niIehsi -ue
The trains connect Western and Hudson aud Bers1re h
oad. Al Chatham for Lebanon SPRING. d. sd after
Monday Oct from depot Of Wtite Elm aad
through ckeS be procured and Aesase
checked TOR Albany Schenectady Ua Syracuse hoes'ef an
Buffalo
Palenso received Brooes and BowerJ ana tss snd
thav. stations. ,.c.-
The above win land and receive passengers only 81 Cron
Falls ana Chatham Four Corners
al otr trains win City Hall Station corner Of rJOncN
and ConiTc-st. ~ heretofore .. -, o., s.-...
Oct s. 1855. M sLOAI' supenntesaeht
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II NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY 81 WV

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HR. PHINNEY" FANCY PILLS.
~ A. B. 4 d. SAND.

L'OR the PlLLS.-Dr. UIhAM ELhOt Chni'
a., internal remedv FOR this distressing
% yor .one IL tho Astonhing record Pam
tLes 70 b. bad gI Proprietor bis hodic Ohee ior
AL dsEscs No 81 tthst "a door rom
Boz and broadway.
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ID N.Y-Fcgt Lrst Ez-us1 HOhhELLs'lLbf thence
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Adjourned.
HOUSE.


AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Harts-
horn, to incorporate the Essex Leather and I.um-
berng Manufacturing Co.. and the Caledonia
Stone Cutting and Quarryng Co.. to the com
mitee on manufactures. By Mr.. Adams of Mil
ton, granting a ferry to John b. Reynolds and
Harry Hill 10 the members from Grand Isle
County.
The Committee on Elections, TO whom was
recommitted their report upon the case of the
contest in the town of Wells, reported fur
ther that one piece of paper with the name Of
Nathan Francis written thereon twice, and near
~ severed, was counted as one vote for Mr.
Francis and that it appeared that some person
at the election offered two votes, and that one
of the votes offered was received and counted,
but that it did not appear for whom said vote
was The question being upon the adoption of
the resolution recommended by the committee,
that Nathan Francis is and David B. Lewis is
not entitled to a seat in the House, the rep.
resentative from the town of Wells Mr.. Wash
burn elected further statement Of facts from
the Chairman of the Committee on Elections 1;
burn Adams of Milton. and HArtshorn, and ia
vored by Messrs. Plympion, Iiotehkiss and
Soule, when Mr. Davis of Danville moved to lay
the report and resolution on the table. Mr.. Nc
Lean opposed this motion and 1t was disagreed
to; the resol ,ton was further opposed by Mr..
Walton, and favored by Mr.. Smith of Monkton,
when, on motion of Mr.. Adams of Milton, the
resolution was divided, and the question taken
upon that part of the resolution, that David b.
Lewis is not entitled 10 u seat &c, and decided
in the afiirmative-oyes 10, nays al. The
question was then taken upon the remaining part
of the resolution, that Nathan Francis is ent-
tied to a seat, &c, and decided in the afiirma-
tve-ayes "a, nays 80.
The Committee on Printing reported in favor
of printing 300 copies Of the bills relating to the
liquor law; and the law relating to the home
stead the report was adopted.
Mr.. Mclean moved that when the House adj
journ, it be till Monday, at o'clock z. NJ;
Messrs. Field, Walton, and Washburn favored,
Messrs Pympton, Gray and Matthewson OPP
posed the motion, and ii vas disagreed to, ayes
AZ, nays l02.
Mr.. Francis appeared 1.-THE bar OF the House,
and received the oath, as the representative
from the town of Wells.
On motion OF Mr. Grandey the clerk was d.
rected to make mp the debenture Of David B.
Lewis till tomorrow morning. Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

After the eleventh ballot, Mr.. Field moved to
adjourn till "Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock /;
the motion was agreed to, ayes 1G6, nays 90,
and the Senate withdrew
Mr.. Page called up the bill relating to the
sale or furnishing of intoxicating liquor, aud it
was referred to the committee on Printing.
Mr.. Hayden moved that the House proceed
to the election of Clerk for the year ensuing,
which motion was lost, ayes 20, nays "a. Mr.
Grandey then moved that the House proceed to
the election Of clerk this afternoon, at o'clock
Mr.. Hotchkiss proposed to amend, so as to fix
the time at Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
which proposition was agreed to, ayes LOG, nays
%, and the motion, as amended was opposed
by Messrs. Grandey aud Walton, favored by
Messrs. Lyman of Hartford, Field, Hotehkiss,
Rice Of Somerset, and agreed to.
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting correspondence relative to a set
of standard weights and capacity measures,
furnished for the State by act of Congress, and
announcing that they are ready for delivery the
correspondence was referred to the Committee
under the 4th JOINT Rule.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Mrs. Sarah
Jane Hale, who has been urging, for
several years, the adoption of one fixed
day by all the States OF the Union as a
day OF Thanksgiving, in recent letter
on the subject, says:
"There are SO many good reasons, re-
llgious, political, moral, and social, for
holding Thanksgiving day simultane-
ously IN every State Of our Union, that
| ieel sure no serious objection would
be urged. The last Thursday in No
vember being once adopted and publicly
acknowledged as the day, custom would
soon Tx It's observance as the distinctive
privilege of a free Christian people.
Wherever an American was located.
this feast would be introduced. God
would be recognized as our Lord and
benelacior, and a brotherhood in happi-
ness as the great aim of our Institutions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
SENATE.


hihAif CSNs ~ ~ ~ NJ
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Senate met the House in Joint Assembly
to elect State officers
Petiiions.-By Mr.. Writers. of Jacob Rey-
nolds and 81 others, and of William Wait and
lsl others, for the grant ola ferry from Isle La
Mott to Alburgh; referred to the committee on
roads
Bills introduced and referred. By Mr.. Buck,
providing that adjoining proprietors Of lands, be-
tween which there is no division fence shall not,
without common consent, suffer animals to run
at large on such lands and that cattle found at
large, contrary to the provisions of the bill, may
be impounded, as damage feasant Read twice
and referred to the committee on agriculture.
Reports of Commihees.-Mr. Coolidge, FROM
the Judiciary Committee, reported in favor Of
the bill to alter the time Of holding the courts in
Orange County, and the bill was ordered to be
engrossed and reau the third time.
Mr.. Harvey, from the committee on agricul-
ture, reported in favor Of the bill to incorporate
the Windham County Hotel Company, and the
bill was ordered TO its third reading.
Mr.. Ioyt introduced joint resolution to pro-
coed in joint assembly to the election of Secre-
terry of State, aud Auditor of Accounts, at three
O'Clock P. Nj of Wednesday next
Mr. Hale moved that the resolution be laid on
the table, but the motion was lost. Thexesolu-
ton was then adopted.
Mr. Jones moved that when the Senate adj
journ, it adjourn to o'clock p. NJ. of Monday
next.
Mr.. Stone proposed to amend the motion by
inserting Tuesday instead of Monday.
The amendment was disagreed to, and the
motion IN its original form prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Warner the Senate ad-
journed.
Prayer by Rev. Eli Ballou.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Good
win to repeal sections 6, 6, and O. Of chap 90,
C. 5, relating to encouragement of Agricul-
ture, Domestic Manufactures and the Mechanic
Arts to the General Committee. By Mr.
Partridge, granting ferry to Amasa L. Hol-
comb to the members from Grand Isle County.
BY Mr.. Walker, relating to the County build
ings in Wlndham Co.; TO the members from
Wlndham County. by Mr.. Patrdg 4Gn,ing
to the sale or furnishing of intoxicating liquor
ordered to lie. by Mr. Burroughs, in amend
ment of chap 60 C, s., relating to the Grand
List to the Committee on Printing BY Mr..
Smith, Of Barre, in addition to chap. IA, e. s.
relating to the collection and disposition Of fines,
cost, and recognizance in criminal cases order
cd TO lie. by Mr.. Washburn, to amend chap.
65, C. $. relating to the Homestead to the
Commit ee on Printing.
Resoiut,on.-By Mr.. Deane, that the General
Committee be instructed to inquire into The ex-
pedlency of increasing the fees of Jurors, in JUS
tice courts, aud report by bill or otherwise
adopted.
Mr.. Partridge called up the bill in addition to
the act to prevent the traffic in intoxicating M
or for the purpose of drinking, and it was refer
red to the Committee on Printing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
nli5rellanrous.
The Death of Uncle Tom.

The southern Journals protest against the
beautiful romance Of Mrs Stowe, on the
ground that its incidents are exaggerated.
although the accomplished writer, ia her
heV TO Uncle Tom, has justified every
event and circumstance which she describes
by citing parallel facts. Bat If the hey
had never been prepared, the columns of
the southern journals themselves would
have furnished ample evidence of the sub
s,antial truth of Mrs. Stoves Representa-
lions No one of her incidents, for ia
stance, has created more remark than the
death of Uncle Tom By means OF the vlo-
lence of i.egree, aud II has been SAID that
no such william as he is made to be, could
exist, and that no such event as the murder
of an Old, faithful aud pious slave by his
owner, was likely to occur. Yet read the
following paragraph, winch is extracted
rom the CaTollon (I.ouislana) Star of the
23d ult:
1--WE grieve for the honor Of the town, to
have to record an Inhuman outrage pIacil-
ced on the body of an old negro of this
place, named johnson, the slave of Charles
Hines, by Hines himself, which resulted IN
death. The negro was nearly ninety years
of age aud universally venerated for his So
berness aud honesty, as well as for his rev.
dictionary "reminiscences. The monster
master, taking umbrage at some petty Of
fence, deliberately whipped, stamped and
kicked him to death, on Saturday last
The fellow leigned sickness, as is supposed,
to cover a design ofescape, aud even had the
blasphemous hardihood 10 effect fear oiin-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
from South America.

A letter from Rio de Janeiro in the
Journal of Commerce states that n ,re,,v
has been concluded between the United
States and the Argentine Confederat;on
securing the free navigation Of the Rio
de Ia Plata and its immense tributaries
ana also religious toeration. Il is added
,nat similar treaties have been madewith
france and England. We copv the
following paragraphs respecting the pros
pectlve results:-
These vast rivers, draining tho mos,
terrible country in the world, arc now for
me hrst time, to be thrown open under
solemn treaties, to the commercial e,ter-
PRISE oil our own energetic nation Of the
North, and to others who NAV enter tho
i'st, and they are TO become the great
highways to and from the rich Llanos or
grassy plains OF Central and Sou,be,,
Brazil, the Eastern slopes of BOLIVIA Inc
abundant fields of Paraguay, and the
undulallng pralrles and broad pampas
OF the Argentine Confederation, and of
the Republic of Uruguay.
A new trade will spring up with three
millions Of people. The Christians as
well as the commercial world will have
cause 10 rejoice on account of the treaty
It's articles have not yet TRANSFERRED bnt
when we remember the treaty concluded
last year, between MIR. Schenck and Mr..
reHdleton on the one part (for the Uni
ted States) and the Republic of Uruguay
on the other, 1t will be recalled what
great religious privileges were obtained /:
and we can assuredly gather that these
gentlemen have not let similar OCCASION
sup. | am certain tina; time will prove
that Mr.. Schenck and Mr.. Pendleton
did not, like those who made our treaty
with Mexico, forget that ours is a land
which extends religious liberty TO the
people OF every nation, and therefore has
a right TO demand that this privilege shall
be extended TO our citizens by all nations
between whom and our country treaties
of amity and commerce exist. No
Madal affair can take place in these
countries now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

vent traffic IN intoxicating liquors for the pur
pose oil drinking (the liquor law of last session,
on motion Of Mr. Washburn, ordered to lie -
By Mr.. Smith of Barre, to amend chan 90 c :
relating TO Common Schools; to the committee
on Education. BY Mr.. Plympton. to reduce
the expenditures Of the Government. Gmiting
the per diem Of the Lieut.. Governor and Sneaker
to 81 for the first twenty eight days of the SEES
SION and to 81 for the remainder. and the per
diem OF members to - for the first twenty.
eight days Of the session and 81 for the remain.
der to the committee on Ways and Means.
The Chair laid before the House. a commu-
nication from the Hon. T. T. Woodbrilpe. trans.
uniting to the. House the annual report Of the
Hon. Marcus o. Porter, Commissioner of the
Insane, which was read, aud on motion of AR.
Miner, Ordered to he, and to be printed in the
appendix to the journal Of the House.
The Senate came in and the joint assembly
was formed to hear the report Of the committee
appointed to canvass the votes for State officers
ne report OF the committee was as follows: