Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-23
X. N.ism Disowued.

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connected with the Order, should be burned.
Accordingly, everything was burned, but the
funds. which were placed in the hands Of
trusiy persons, for the benefit Of the poor
/ The Order in this town was numerous, and,
consequently, there were good many
gamblers in politics, whose interes, 1t was to
keep the thing moving but the scales fell
from the eyes of the people, and they said il
must 20 down and down 1t did go. Ffeemen
will not long be controlled by midnight
cabals and conspiraces. Let every council
in PENNSYLVANIA carry on the work here COM
menced aud we will soon have a State of
freemen and not bondmen--for there can be
no more bonds for freemen than those of the
Order. | have tired to find something wor-
thy Of frecmen in the organization but,
instead, found that il was a scheme tor the
benefit Of the mos, degraded politicians and
office-seekers. ORD
Election Of Censors.- The Freemen of the
several towns in this State are duly notified
to meet on wednesday, the 2Sih inst, for
the purpose of giving in their votes for thir-
teen persons whom they would elect for a
Council Of Censors, as provided by the
Constitution. The statute designates
o'clock, p. NJ, as the time of meeting. The
presiding officer IN each town is to deliver
the certificate Of the votes given to the clerk
Of the county court within fourteen days from
the day of meeiing.-PhGHir.
The Patent Office The numerous class of
inventors throughout the country will be
gratihed to learn that Congress has made
provision Tor an increased force of examiners
and clerks in the Patent office. BY which
patent cases can he disposed OF with reason
able dispatch. In the general appropriation
bill it is provided that there shall be, in
addition to the present force, four principal
examiners and four assistant examiners of
patents and if there should be a still further
necessity. the Commissioners Of Patents is
authorized 10 employ two other principal
examiners aud two assistants until the close
of the next session of Congress. The inyen.
i've genius of our countrymcn was never
more actively employed than at present.
.Naiionai Inis'ligencer.
The American Times, New York, the new
X. y. organ, says: " The Americans have
no opinion on the slavery question"
The .Ntri Congress. Since the passage Of
the Nebraska bill, elections for members of
Congress have been held in fourteen of
the Free States. Tne result has been the
election OF only tweuty-one supporters of the
administration. of whom six are opposed to
the bill, and Of the remaining fifteen, the
seats Of two Hill oi Iowa. and Allen of H.
lnois, viii be successfully dispute On
the other hand, the Opposition have elected
one hundred and seventeen, which Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island, in a few weeks, will
probably increase to one hundredand twenty
three
In the SENATE the strength Of the admins
tration will be greatly shaken, but will not
be quite overcome in the next Congress, SO
long as Toucey, Cass Stuart, and others OF
that ilk, defy the instructions Of the people
and legislatures. As nearly rs we can now
estimate, there will be in the next Senate
four vacancies, twelve Southern Wings five
anti Nebraska Democrats, fifteen anti Ne.
braska Opposition, and twcnty.six out and
out supporters oitho administration Boston
.hias.
DALrl1ORr. March l6 Death offhe En-
peror Nicholas. The Washington cores.
pnndent of the Baltimore Sun tcegraphs that
the Russian Miaistcr considers the reported
death of the Gar to be a most unmitgated
hoax.
L"uIsvrLLz, Marcn iG. The Democratic
State Convention met at Frankfort yesterday
and nominated Beverly l.. Clark as their can.
dida,e for Governor, and Beriah McGofir
for Lieut. Governor. Resolutions were pass
ed, strongly denouncing the Know Mornings
NEw ORLEANS, March ~. .nericar
.Neps.-lt is reported that Santa Anna hac
returned TO the capital, after having defeated
the in-urgents under Morenes and forced
the main body under Alvercz to rcti7e,aiter
desperate battle.
/ On the 9TH, a Mexican schooner was a
The mouth of the Rio Grandc, taking OF
board troops for Rio Grande and Tampico.
The application Of Mrs. Gaines for TN
Probate Of the last will of her father, ha
been refused, on the ground of insuiiiclenc'
/ of the evidence. It Is thought another hear
ing will be granted.
Commissionus.-Wm b. May, of Yves
Concord. was elected as Commissioner un
der the Maine law IN Essex County also
DIR. J. +. Skinner, OF Barton, for Orlean
County. Mr.. Muz1ey, of Coventry, wa
nominated as candidate for Orleans Coun
~. but DIR. Skinner appears 70 have the ina
jority. They are all temperance men.
IN Affected Family. The cankerrash il
prevailing at Derby, and among others, tn,
family the Rev. Mr.Lamphere is sorely af
fllcted. Two on his children were buried
on the 9th and his only remaining chile
/ died the first of the present week. Mr.. l.
was also severely sick of the same disease a
I week ago. but we are happy 10 learn that he
Is better and likely TO recover- Cdiedonian
Groton.-A correspondent informs us thai
at the annual meeting in Groton the Anti
Know Nothing ticket was elected by ma
/ jority averaging from 10 to 81. The high
est votes cast was 81 to 90.--.North Star.
Holo,cqys PNs.-These excellent Pin.
I prepared ate, years of study, are express |,
adapted to the manner Of living of the Citi
zens of the Union, who are constantly file
ted with derangements OF the liver AMI stom
ach accompanied with drowsy feelings =
they possess the most miraculous virtues il
restoring health, and correcting the above
disorders, by them all impurities Of til,
blood are removed, the digestive organs ART
strengthened, and the appetite increased
/ The popularity they have obtained with III,
Citizens OF the Union, are convincing proof
sf their efficacy. One trial is NIL they re-
qulre To secure their recommendation.
Bronchitis.-T universal prevalence O
this form of Pulmonary disease, induces u
/ TO call attention 10 the statements containe,
in the following letter. Coming from sucl
respectable parties aud being so well au
thenticaled, they are entitled to great weight
WILLErT, Cortlandt Co., n. Y.
DR. A. RoGERs Dear sir My wife il
January last was taken sick with lnhlma-
ton Of the Head and Throat, assuming
chronic form; -and after being doctorct
some three months, the dactor pronounced il
Bronchitis. At this time she was not abl
to sit up but short time, suffering with ex
IRENE pain, and having but faint hope q
ever recovering. She commenced at thi
stage Of the disease to take Lirerlooyt, Tar
and Chanchaiagua aud, am happy TO say
has since been gradually improving 5
much so, that she has INV gone out on
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