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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

licans support the same candidates and the
same principles, till they come TO regard
themselves as one and the same party. With
regard to the Know Nothings, It seems to me
that duty and sound policy alike require tina,
strong grounds shall tnken against them
While they ongross SO large share of pub.
lie attention, bold and honest expression
of sentiment with relation TO them Is called
for. Let them be met without shutting or
lodging. Not one of all the Anti Nebraska
States Of las, year spoke in tones so empha>
tic as Vermont. The influence of such
whipping as she is now capable of giving
the Know Nothngs is called for. Let her
assis; in putting the notion out Of peoples
heads that they cannot be beaten, and help
clear the way for the next Presidential
Campaign.
" our politicians can be governed by no
other considerations than those of expedien-
cy, they would do well to remember that
there are men in Vermont, and their name is
Legion, who will repudlate all bargains with
the Know Noihings-who ask the privilege
of expressing at the ballot box their abhor-
0nce of the parry. :. 5.
Hartford, June ] /, 1855.
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WHAT, OR WHICH Is THE BEST

a1r This is question daily and hourly asked by
parents, anHioU, for tho health Of their children. Al
who at all acquainted with The article will imme
diulcly answer,
DR. LANE's CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE,
II has never been sno~n to fal, aad j., one qf -.
i,ly bSSasd 9; DC i5lrS~Ias Statement IA reference,
to th. Vermifuso
Nrw NorE Sept-mbef q, 1852
GrsrLrwrS-A young l'dy ofmy scqnsiuiaace had
been oi loug time very much tfouJied with worms.
advised her TO ny Dr.. M'Lane's Cele5fatse VENT
iuge. She accordingly purchased and TOOK vial,
which caused hei 10 discharge unusually large quan
lily Of worms. She Immediately relieved Of nll
the dreadful symptom. accompanying tins disease. aud
rapidly recovered her usual health The young lad,
does not VISA hsi name mentioned hci residence,
however, is 800 Ffth street, and she refers 10 Nc.
Hrde, No. Maintain place.
P.s. Dr.. MLane'. Celebrated Vsrrnifagc and Liv-
ef Pis, be obtained any Of the fespeetabs Dug
Stores ia THIS city.
Qr Purchasers will please be careful ask for, nd
AXE none but DIR. N Lanes yermifuge. Al
Others SIC compafANs.iy wodble~. IS 2N.
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Flhbusiers for Mcrico.-Thc Philadelphia
North Americdn says that a new tilibus,ering
party has been secretly organized at the
South, destined for Matamorns, TO aid the
band OF 1900 men VINO recently invaded
Northern Mexico, under Catvajal. Three
hundred men have been enlisted at Louisville,
of whom sixty have been shipped of, and the
rest are TO 20 as soon as possible. The OBJ
ect of the movement is 10 take possession of
some If the Northern Mexican States. and
seize the unoccupied or confscated lands.
.Nuc Orleans, june s.--The Board OF
Health has re seinded the resolution declar-
ing the Cholera epidemic in the city.
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gurfign NrmH.
Latest from Sevastopol.

.qnother Sanguiaay Batiie.--A postscript
to letter from a prominen, merchant IN
Liverpool, addressed to Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman 81 Co., dated May %, states that
telegraphic despatch had Just been posted in
the Liverpool Exchange, stating that seri-
Gus engagement had taken place on the day
previous, in front Of Sevastopol, between the
Russians and Allies. The figh, was long
and bloody one, large number Of troops
beng engaged and after a very heavy loss
-.'' -'seS' ''o oa,ns terminated 10 the
no notice of this battle from any other
source.
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- As the proper time for selecting can
didstes for State officers 10 be supported by
tine freeman of this State at the ensuing cleo
ton, draws near, we hear the question often
propounded az TO who they will probably be
upon whom the mlutles shall iall--whether
upon the prcsen: iucumbenis or upon a new
board. Now, as far as regards ourselves,
but one opinion on this subject has for a mo-
ment been tolerated. We arc well satisfied
with the opinions and capabilities Of the very
excellent ticket which was elected by such a
complimentary msjority last fall. We be-
heve they have justly come up to the wishes
AID expectations OF the irceman OF the State
10 the faithful performance of those duties
which they have been called upon 10 dis
charge. The cause of liberty and of tenn
perance has been and will be still safe IN their
hands-thosc two great and vital questions Of
the present day which are shaking this mighty
nation to It's very center and we cannot
see wherein either cause Is to be enhanced
by a change And. indeed, we do no; be-
heve that any change IS anticipated or con-
templated by the friends OF these great re-
forms. RoYcE FLETcmtR and BATES were
a tower of strength 10 The cause last year,
and they will prove more than Gibraltar
this, If again brought icrward-and we be-
lievc they will be, and as lriumphantly elect
ed. Vermont Is not going to turn the cold
shoulder upon three faithful public SER
wants as SrEPEnN RoYcE, RrLANpFLETcH
ER aud llENRr NJ. Barns; whose names
have proved in DAYS past such terror 10 evil
doors. She would not be true to herself
were she to do it bennington Banner.
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N ew Books.

GUl2G I2 SO SAv9a3
The Star Papers BY II. W. Bcocher.
Tales for The Marines" by Harry Graigr.
d" rel Smith .4broad,n
" The Udicindn.
I" .1neriodH .}giialors'
T" Uoodtoorih's .itae lean Nisceldnies"
=" Lires Of The Chief Justices Of England"
Dotferts Roosi,"-lving.
" .4bJoifs Ntpoieon."
" iruing's life Of Washington"
" Susan, the Fisheymdn's Daughter"
IS, Chc.cbofo.
" a Long Loot .4head,"-By A. S. Roe.
" The Old nm J. ). Barnes.
hings and Queens. or LIFE in The Palace, !"
- GranLey .faaor," ruleh6ih.
" Irring's brace Bridge Hqu,n
+" Tales Of Traveller"
" Lectures on LIE and Health" Alcot.
May Foicer," Mrs. Stowe.
And others, for sale by
81 s. NJ. WALTON.
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jHarringEg.

fn Johnson June 70, Mf Ira e. Bickofd u Ca olses
aud NJ iss A. Maria stoddat ! Of Johusnn.
Ia Northhei, 81 the Tesideure OF Rev Il. N. ManlJ
b, keF. 4. A. Rec Mf John w. Hatch aud Miss Lou-
iss C. Rec, both OF Bfookhed.
In Williamsiown, April slb, a. The Pre- WIN Baptist
Church by Rev. L. \. Hams, MI. smith NJ. Carpenter
Of Cb.isea aGd Mlss catherine J. Bayaui, ct W
AR JohR RUSSELL, VI Iowa, to Niles Angeiiue Ossoud,
of the former place.
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NOAH DoDGE's ESTATE.

'HE sub.cihes having b'ru apr ointrd hy the ilua.
4 Probate Cour farthc i.trict oil Washington Com
missioner receive, examine aud adjust 4ii ci1tn,
de nd OF 1 pef-on., aetHs the esiltc 90 Moab
lodge lac Of Bare, 40 laid dt-tic, deceased repre-
.cut.d irscivent, Iad she term o. months nom the
3si 60, Of Niay, 1875, being allowed 10y 500 Court
Co he creditors Of sud dscetscd 10 exhibit and
tEcir rcsfer- tse claims Detufe us;
GIVE NOTICE, that Wc uiil attend to the duiies
~ our appointment at the dwelling house nf Joshua
Iwius 10 hsrfc, SAID Disnct, 90 tse 10Th Ga, o.
Jolly aad 70 oi GOV nekfs OF 0tlsck, the after.
noon, on each OF said days.
LEONARD KEITH.
DAVID FRENCH, t'"aH'
nanc Iunr 4. A. y. 1855. 30. lr
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Inporian, Announcements,

1IO ALL PERSONS eillle ied with sexual diseases,
Il such a. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE,
GONNORHEA, GiEET, SYPHILIS, SC sc.
The HOWABD ASSOCIATION ufPhtlad lphia in
view of the awful destruction Of humin life aud health
6HiSerali diseases, ant the deoeptions which
discusses By Quacks, have 0nurtta Consulting
snrgeos, as o -HRITABLE ACT worthy OF tboit
name TO give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all
persons thus afflicted Male OF Female,l who apply
by letter, with description OF thor condition. tagc,
occupation, habit OF iesl &e aud IN coss of reme
poverty aud suffering 70 FURNISH MEDICINES
PRE- OF CHARGE
The Howard Association is beneyoent Institution,
ostah.hed by spers endos nen, fer the relief Of the
sick and distressed, am cied with Nuuont and Epi-
peulc Diseases aud is uads can be used Tor ohef
purpose. Il has now surplus OF means, which the
directors voied adve the above notice. II
is need es TO add that the Association command the
highest Medical skill OF the age, and will furnish The
most approved modern Ieutment Valuable ejyice
sl.o given SICK end reTyous females, afflicted with
ahdomia Al weakness, WOMB Complaint, Costireness,
Leuc, uhoG, SC.
Address, kposi-paid,) Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN. Con
suitiag Surgeon, Huwari Association, No. South
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors,
EZRA D. nEARTWRLI, President,
GEO. FAIRCHiI4D. .nrieturN. 3s.ly
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Wolfc's Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps.

'I'His Meeisinal diet drnt - manufactured By the
proprietor at sehisd dam, DO lulland, expressly Tor
medicinal purposes Il has been submitted 70 ntaily
all the first Chemists aud Physicians 10 the United
States who endorse IL over their own signatures
Of The great essentials Of the Na,ria .usaea. 1t
s now prescribed with great suecrss in Ciave Gout.
Rheumatism ohstrurtioas Of niaddstsnd kidneys, and
for DysPcrsta b. has no superior in the world.
Put up quart sud pint bottles, enycluped 10 yellow
papoi With my he bottle, cork and label, and
FOR sale by all The respectable Drurg.t. 10 The United
States. ODOLPHD WOLFE.
IS 90 aoi % Beaver IT,, New York
81 3nos. q South Froa, st., Philadelphia.
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New Clothing Establishment.

1 G. FIELD hlsius leased The store 10 Huhbar fs
~. Stock fotmrti, occupied ~ Walker & Nhue. -
prepared TO furnish every thinz hs way of Gentle
nca'- cnthirs made 30 she latest ssi.. Al-o grHt
variety Of GEN1LEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
which Will hc .nd NJ low pieos for cash The sersi-
tend The Manufacturing department. Mf VI hns hal
seserll seufs experience in the business aud s ski
Is we'll knuv aerd CONNIE atuu every garment
warranted to TO-.
Ishiii eel goods Tor pay ao~s and viii soil f.r a
smaller profit than those Who do rfelit business.
A good Iaiiufrss sttls vaniod umod ilt-lS At the
" above estbbl,shmeLt.
-
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hos. the Probate
District Vt Randolph -. couft ior ihe disinict Of
Randolph,
lNO allpefson- concerned 10 the Estate OF hl1absth
1 Wonbcn, lats Of Orange, in said distinct, Crest
ing.
Whereas, o. W. Bartholomew, hdmiuistratof ofihe
Estaie Of saiI dccrascd, has made application 10 this
Corn TO a-l all Of the Real Estate Of said deceased,
aud Represents that tho shno u Necessary Tor the pay
the debts ard chnrges against sad Estate nd
for the ints Of said Es ato-
Therefore sou notified 10 Hppe sF at sesflon OF
ssd court 70 Be held the Registers ofco In Wash
ngton 10 said Dtriet 81 honda, the Inn day eiSene
hsy Why License should not be gfsnied AZ Aforesaid
Ard this oder shah be published three weeks sue
esssively 10 the Vermont Waterman add state Jeur-
nal. pfintsd at Montpelier Ia this State the last Of
which publication sha be before the day assigned for
bearing a. afoIesaid-
Dated a, washiaston ia said District, this si. day
" Nay A. ID. 1855.
by Order Of Couri,
Attest, II. A. WHITE, Register.
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A X. n. Lodge, with all its "clap trap"
appurtenances, is advertised for sale at Penn
Yam. At a recent election in that village,
tie Anti-Know Nothing candidate received
1873 votes TO 80 for the X N. The Council,
under these circumstances, don't pay expen-
SEES, and is offered dog cheap.
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Hlarkrtg.
cambridge Caitle market.

Photographed to VT. Waterman Il State Journal
Al MARKET sa1 cattle s75 bse,cs and % stores, con.
sitit OF Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, heeilngs,
Two, and Three Year Olas.
fncEs--eStra 30 To istquaty 50 Oh TO -. 2d
quality = so. TO SIS third quality, % to -, ordi-
nary, 7tO. to-, So
WoHEtNg DHNr-si2j. s225.
srunrs-Cows and calves from so 10 90 year
ing' - 70 s. two year old go To 50 three year,
old ~ to si2.
rHtr' lsp LtuHs-At Martcti3 1894 Eaua 5000 TO
900 by lot from $3.50 to S6.2j
RemaftA.-Tho supply is siion ct the actual demand,
and oil kinds Of Stock and beef have sold 80 pc
ewt higher was II not that large numbers Of Western
beeves are on the road for Bdgthou to-insffor.
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BETsEY JONES' ESTATE.

) TAIL OF NENMONI, IN FfDbale touTl, huIItn
Randolph Dstnct,ss al Randolph wiihin end
Tor said district, the 4ih day Of lone, A. D. 1851
- ELcHER SALISBURY, tsecutsr Of the lat VIII
- and testament estate of Botfey Jones late Of Ran
dolph IN said dstict, deceased, pIosens his admnis
tTatien account for settlement Nheteupon, u 1. or
osd that the be fefsrrsd 10 The $50 day OF June
A. D. leSS, AZ ths Probate Once. sad Randolph for
examination ADD allowance md that all eonefTned be
not red hereof by the publication Of this order In tho
wstchman n ststs Journsl pr ,ied at Montpelier In
this stale three weeks .uecesssy az soon as may he,
that they may appeal, aud atsaid time aud place, u
they see cause, ohj-c: thereto.
b. order Of c0uIt.
Attasf IOHN Is. HUTCHINSON, Judge
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Niinois.-A despatch from Chicago says
the friends Of the liquor law have given up
all hopes OF success. Sixty counties give q
small msjority against il, and the majority
will be increased by those which remain to
be heard from.
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NOW SEE HERE
READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG

DROP. WOODS HAIR RESTORATiNEs will re-
I store gray Hair 40 original color permanently
made To gov hsd heads remove al 0andtuh ~
itraae; desrny 81 dseascs Of the scipf and Il usod
sHy twice week regularly, vii prevent the
har hom becoming gfny iailing, TO any inag inate
age. Read the fnllG~ins testinoniais, and deiy
yoa TO d su1l, (says the Hardy Mass-iHeG
Success to The gen " ~hosc tonic, We say,
Turns back TO us color the hair that was guy.
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Additional Inducements.

Al additional iuducement Is offered IN connection
With the above. The town which contained pupula-
of 300 aud By the Census OF 1850 which sha
send the largest numhef Of Subscribers IN proportion
the population shall receive $3.50 "a cash the money
to be expended In n course Of public lee
tutu, OF 40 furnish puhlie library.
Tho ID ufsest number $500 TO be expended no above
do. 81 do do. sl00 to furnish pubic library
The town with population of less than 1000 Hnd over
500 by tho Census OF 1850, shall receive $500 ia cash
To fufish public library
The "a shall BE- entitled 10 one Of Neb'iefs large
Dictionary, unabridged, to each school d'inct IN
town.
Tho property can he seea by calling Al No. ?, KIT
tredges Block, MaR Street, ~ Johns sury, Vermont
espondons must be particular 10 giving heif Post
Office adde's, Town. County and State plainly wit
for all uioncs received receipt will be sent
by return mail
al.lm Adale..C. K PIRRCE. 81. Jahn.hnlt. VI
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This horse was exhibited 10 1883 az the State Fans
of OHIO Michigan snd Nentncky, the liitei compe.
tag It'll the boid h0rsfs. ana he took the first
premium AZ ali the FAIRS. u. sso TOOK the flsi pre-
mum al the new England llorse Fair al Brauiehofo'
l55ta. he has also done every Fan where he has
been ethisitcd.
ar As persons interested in other aorses have
eli vAGou stories without thc least fouadation feet
to the pr iudre Of the Gtetn Mountain Morgan, the
.uascbe bcgs leave 10 state that he has been brought
Mon p1er a. the special quest oi gunil-maR who
desifous af introducing has stock ard that these
who pre- to Tor his servises wAKRASrnb
90 50 nr the foowtn terms i-s5 10 be paid al the
time Of service and 50 paSah the first ef March next
SlLAS HALE.
Al. H.. IIHh H.
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From the nostoa Herald.
sostrEiNe Wosln KNowiss!-By using Professor
Woods u iir hesto-iive gay hiif can be pumincut
" rcs'o'ed TO its original color. Tie suhloiued
nhc1tr received IRON Johnson & stone, Sardircr.
Me-. and IS nut one OF the many in',anre- that
daily comiagle our snosiedge u 10 wonderful elects
Il 3. ~ oAgcf piobemaicai, but se-evi1ont truth.
- hundfeds ia eur community cay TESTIFY.
GAHbfSEh, Me, Juue o. le5i
VS.. II. DTIE-near sitf have used two bottles of
Prot ~ ucd's lf Restorative, ald eau truly sai %
the greatest discovery Of the ngs for restoring aud
changing The Han. Before using gfay 50
mau OF seventy. Ny hair hss attained it, of
color You can fteomend 10 10 Abe world "thout the
least tear, ne ny case ~as one of he wufst Moi.
lours, respectfully, pAN'L y. MURPHY.
Illrso,, C1srR R. Office. VandaHa, Juno q. is5a
PKoT. Woop Dear Sui take picasuic 90 bearing
voluntary testimony to the excellence Of your nam
kcstutaiive. Three months ago ms haze vas very
gray. Il 10 row dark crown. lihr af'snai COLOR
,m'o.h and gini.y The only application have made
10 d mas been Tho Hair Restofltve, prepared hy Jou
and whien, from the result n my own casr can most
Respectfully your., EDWARD woLcor
Has Rr.rosartvr In cur eolemn. to.dsrwill he
found Prot Woods sdversrniru OF thr above afticlc
20 Which cell ateut4oh What ia nos done,
h-se Witnessed upon several Of soqu lnt-nces 40
~ Louis. iaiF once glav met our view, black or
biuWn tha might Doe, hcng ihe culHf oil eafls
msuhood and fine nnd glossy siik. end that vita
out an other apple linh ihan the Restorative. lf
has done this upon Others, ri % not DO the for
any ct Gus iestrfs whose 3. frosty poNs' we're once
ke the raven locks" Of Lochiet. snrlise chief "
" [
tsAisi, Oc. S, l-53.
TINS Grsrrsr IiscoVEHr OF rHr Aef 1t seldom
occufs that nntie- under circuastuces pate ~
medicines, fefioratTvs, n5thiag If tho kind, tor
We have pfelutice against most Of fhrm. But an
der enpes u 20 invitn stsnf on 10 the avefseueut
Of Professor Woods Han b. si"isu's. ", ste
faf ts-t,ts 10 ~ itf- taYt4aH. uf rho knd, hut
ias.1nees offs hvae cur know ed g
which simo.t assure u, that u - sovereign remedy
against he hair becoming pfemaiufey gray. ls mol
=" Har Dye =" but upon it, application, directed,
the effect u produced The SKIN, WfcR briggs oul
the otginll nsive coloed hair, without suuess, and
Fives e. glossy and natural app artuce. We have
seen persons who have used a., and they are much
pleased ~iih a. ETcminc tie adYaitisemcnt,--his-
Republican.
For Testimony which is perfectly overwhelming see
cifcul 4, he bad OF all agents Address o. J. " GOD
A CO., & BloidNay Y sud ~ Market street ~.
louis Mo. Sold By all piussiss nj dealers ia Med
icn- every where. For safe ~ Manufacturers price.
whoiosals sni otai. 10 M0utpchofhy
81; Is DIV SCOTT L BROOKS.
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The plymen, Of 50 will Constitute membership
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UNION NALL, st. Johus1ufy, Vermont, October l.,
ls55i
The presents consist OF Two valuable building lots,
situated 10 the foarishiug village 81 ~. Johnshury,
Vermont, $3.50 each three bnildin. lots % Eastern
Avenue S201 zach valuable mill privilege. $3.50,
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siubha poAs each. 20 ouilivatofsi e. each I lot
pillow patoins stove patterns, plo~ stock, Se s2.oi
OStOses $40 saohi ~ Aroi stoves 81 eachi plat
form scale, sis, lot pine bosrds, IN. SbpuOi Hos
window hiads, 40 SETS $40; 200 east Steel shsYel-,
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Cos uanuiariufc, ono sfp0, The other siNu,
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$50 each siR mrlodoons, si5 each gold chi0Rom-
etoi watch, full iewrled, $40 gold lever watch,
SOS silver watches Sl5 each % sets silver spoons
s. per set 1909 gold pens, : eaeh 200 silver pea
cal eases with gold prus s. - each u haauiiui ca
srssi"gs ~ Daniel Webster. Ia gilt flames 81 sseh
copies OF shHtspoafu's works oefnpiefs Ls"i 100
bouud aud illustrated, si,s5 each 100 ooits p@sihs,
BY J. q. Whittier. Handsomely bound 50 Is each 100
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1000 Copies g. 4. Warnings Elemcnts Of Agriculture,
S0,75 each 1000 copies poetical works Of Tnomas
Hood, with notes by Enes Sargent, Esq z each.
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FOR SALE.

QNNA \ WISH 10 sell my situation Elm
sksR j street, in hoaPslisr, contsining
one sere Of lano, house, one and
with t~o bach kitehsus q, by l0i oeer undo, all the
house II the vsfy best all ftted up within two
,esIs purpossly for 'wo families barn ~ By Is
wood, shsd we'll OF excellent ntser faiitas water
uf apple and plum trees, and haaly, aseis
desirable dwelling place. Possession g.ea
H. Tssms es.s SAMUEL ABBOTT.
Montpelier, June, 1855. ~ H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

.Nerican .Netcs.-By the arrival Of the
Corpus Christi we havc intelligence Of an
outbreak IN Tamsulipas, in consequence Of
the arrival Of 40 enisssry Of Santa Anna,
with orders to arrest some OF the leading CT
tizpns
The whole country is in arms. and an at
tempt had been made to take Monterey
The Governor Of New Leon bad fed.
Information Of The pronunclamento Of San
LUIS Potosi had reached Matamoras, and on
the 18th the troops were preparing TO leave
that place to qpell the Instruction.
Chihuahua is also reported on the eve Of
revolution.
Later from .Neric0 Success Of Government
Troops -.Ntir Orleans June ~. l he steam
er Onzaba has arrived at this port, md brings
dates from Mexico to the % INST
Santa Anna had taken possession Of Ia
mora, the iusurrectionsts leaving on his ap-
proach. The lugillycs were, however, pur-
sued. routed, and 1000 taken prisoners.
Santa Anna returned to Moreia on the
2lst OF May. and left on the 2ld for Aris,
where Comonfort was posted, with $500 men.
Several smaller bands Of the regoluionsts
had also been defeated by the government
troops.