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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-07
GE0RGE W. McGLAUGHON.
TFrom the Murfreesboro' Gazette.l


In looking the last number of the
Gazette, found IL communication from friend, Mr. j..
T. Spiers recommending D. R. II. WorthngtonS Cholera
public for the of Dia1fea, Dysenterj,
kindred diseases. Having experienced in
my family safely say that regard it superior to
any remedy have used, in experience of twenty
wears. would therefore, recommend it to every family,
invaluable remedy and every individual to procure
bottle and keep it by them in these times Of cholera
r Il. PARKER.
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WINSTON 81 CLARKE,
CouuseilOrs and Attorneys at Law,
n. c.
p H. WINSTON. NJ D. OH<A ~
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"A g
IA scrber has hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
pements to be found in the State embracing horse powers
winch have takeu the first premiums at the late Fair held
In baltimore and this city wheat Threshers wheat Drills
Sewers Planters Corn shelters of kind
smell from SO0to 1900 bushels per day. which sold ow
and warranted fully equal any to be found in the Union
straw cutters for hand and horse power homny Mills Grist
mills capable of grinding bushels of good meal per hour
Corn Cob Crushers Vegetable Cutters Fan Mills
which have taken 81 premiums with several medals and
cates of their all others Harrows of
every size and shape Cullivators for and hor
with wrought and iron and reversible steel teeth
Cotton and Tobacco Cuvaors Plows of all patterns for
two, three and four horses large and desirable
sortment be found house north south, with
40 tons Of Plow Castings suit Yokes Bows Yoke
irons Bow pins whe Trees, Trase Chains Ok and Log
Chains, Axes Grub hoes wedges, Drag and Cultiyator
Teeth spades shoves Forks (some worth Sc each Gard
en- Tools hoes Garden Pows Cutvator Chain Pumps
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines Posthole Augcrs Bull
Rings Ok Balls Butter Churns, with every other desirable
Implement for the Farm, to be found in Agricultural
House north SOUTH with many other desirable goods
viz Bar Iron of all sizes for the farm blacksmith ship
wright, carriage makers &C. &c. bellows anvils, vices
stocks and dies hand and edge hammers blast pipes cart
boxes carriage axles and springs copdrons and other ho
low castings grndstoncs framed and not framed with tc
on rollers for same &c. with large lot Of superior green
and black teas CIGARS white and co0rcd carpet hemp
twne for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails ship and
boat spikes with great other goods, which cannot
be enumerated in advertisement. All in want,
ted to call and supply themselves on the best terms
s. MARCH.
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WINDSOR, n. c., Sept. 19, "a.

WINDSOR, n. e, sept. IT, o4.
DR.. R. II. WoRTHINGToN-Dear Sir: have made
effort have succeeded in introducing your Medicine
the public and find it is taking very we'll indeed and the
result is that l have nearly sold what You
therefore wish you would send me soon
you = have not the slightest doubt but that
this Medicine the best remedy for the disease
for which it recommended hope you will send
supply, would not like to get entirely out of it,
Yours, truly,
GEORGE ". MCGLAUGHON.
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LEWIS & KING,
commission NJ ere n a II S J.,

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
= p LEWIS formerly of Franklin Co., N G.
Nv pryToE KING Of Pickens Co, Ala.
4 n Lewis our authorized agent Of Raleigh, n. Z.
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Murfreesboro', n. c., Oct. ?, '54.

DR.. WoRTH1NGToN-Dea Sir: I take great pleasure in
recommending your Cholera Medicine 10 the public, and
especially since have had personal experience and
observation Of its beneficial effects.
have tried several remedies put up for Cholera &C. but
have found such happy results from from
your invaluable remedy. have snch unbolndeG conf
dence its efficacy. that unwilling and wall leave
home without a supply with me- and regard it of
the valuable discoveries of the age. Yours truly,
w. Z. BEAMAN.
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-rnp,s II cHIsELIN J. w.
= A. NJ. McPHEETERs, 81 co.

A. NJ. McPHEETERSs & co.
Wholesale GrOcers, -
p,,EW. .\RDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Llmce ut No. 6, Roan0he Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
REFERENC CES:
rpou,s P DEvrREux, Esq, Halifax, NC.
GO W MoRDEcM Pres't Bank OF the STATE OF y: u
y Il. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear
0,B, BRAScH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
V,S.rs Re d Souter,
jIr y c. Whitehead, SA0JoSG.
i,rr>, Farmers B'k of Va. }
N,X. Bell, Esq
b. Blossom & Son, Nceo York.
e
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MURFREEsBoRo' N c.
Dr. R. H. WoRTH1NGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say,
that we have used your Cholera Darrhoa Medicine for tile
last twelve months and have found invariably successful
in relieving speedily the in which have had
sion We entertain high appreciation of its
lue hesitation expressing the opinion, that
it will prove to be a valuable family medicine
RICHARD G. COWPER.
B. F. SPIERS.
Oct. II, 1854. 96-tf
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KADER RIGGS & CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MkRCHANIo,
Tuniss UIalJ, 7I,p2s Point,
Pctegfaces-MeSsrs Bloodgood Co., E. F. Tao6 ' d Co.
and Wexr Bell, ESQ, Norfolk Hon Asa Biggs, " "lIllam
S'r Y G.: Col J. B. 6. Roulhac, Raleigh N e.. Lewis
II. r1sur, Esq, Hotel, \. C. On -,
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Oct Il, 1904. 5b-u.
For sale bY Williams Haywood, Raleigh, n. c.
IWHE NORTH CAROLINA ARATOR.-THE

TW1HE NORTH CAROLINA ARATOR.-THE
a UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish journal in
the Farmers and Mechanics of North Carolina under the
above title 1t will be issued monthly, in neat and
form for reading and preservation, at one dollar
leading object the AnAroR will be to select from the
deemed solid and good we'll suited to section and cal
culaed aid Farmers and Mechanics in the march of
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought light
the contributions of most enterprising and su
practical given to the public with summary OF gen.
eral news and the state of the markets
The oe{ and and s fri of e m n
shall be disposed to favor the enterprise
respectfully solicit their naes and their ald IN procuring
Our friends will please forward all the they
Further efforts Payment will be required receipt Of the
first number, which, if encouraged, will be issued by the
i'' VI -1'' THos. ]. LEMAY. {
Raleigh, January l, 1855. 10
M OBBIN HOUSE, HAY STREET FAYETTE-
- VILE N c. This Hotel ION site of former Plant
ers HOTEL opened for the accommodation of guests
the first day of january 1s55 .a ui,,no
few minutes walk of the Post Office Telegraph Office
is vet sufficiently be clear of the annoyance and
It is newly erected and handsomely furnished and
secured, with especial reference TO the COM
In of the liberal patronage this
establishmen the prcretors have enlarged by opening
suit of oor and thus preparing
accommodate all transient persons calling. ,
Spacious stables attached and experienced osters IN at
Carriages will be in waiting arrival of Steam Boats
for the accommodation of passengers. - s,-s
April 10, 1856. 4G-sm- G--
WM7OLFES SCHEIDAM MSCHNAPPS-Afresh
w supply of this popular Medicine, just received and
for sale by HAY MOoD 0OoII. -
NTORTH CAROLINA made Backing superior
lN article for sale by HA1 MOOD }COII.-
a PERSON WHO WISHES TosENr AGE IN Ed
"A iting publishing can hear OF 60, opportunity
open to pTefermen by addressing the Editors of the STAN
dard The present editor and publishers having engaged
business would dispose OF their interests aVora
bly,. 4r
December 29, 1854 u-u.
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TrRus OF THE wEEKLY-7soo Dollars ger a1ssssn''
TEn Tnce or within the first month Two Dollars and
fifty GEMS not maid within six months from the time Of
s~rplfs OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Four DotGrs per
Ibh' ADVANCE or within the first month"; -Four Dollars
mn s if payment be delayed six months and Five
ma 4 if not paid within six months from the time OF sub
cTbng.
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Greensborough \. c. September /, 1854 Sly.
& 0sE6A ACRES of TURPENTINE Land
Pine Land containing about $500 situated onslow
Shelter road fioa, wilmington to Jacksonville and Rie-
lands through it. There II crops of Boxes the
@ abs % Hnang so bse
Store and Warehouse Coopers and BlacSsniths shops
cessay for the prosecution of the business IS mules
I %Sff d Se & ef ef S
ter for fat boats at all seasons Of the year The timber
THY of good timber the land and ghtwood for making
tar in a6undance
tine and Timber dealers to make an investment which can
fail to be highly remuneratve. There Stills
within 10 miles of the place. and consequently cOmpet
ton in the purchase Of the material The subscribers
an @ to he mRoe o
half to competent person who will take cfrge Of the
j. j. r r. ; ILos5oH,' OF
~ o,, Wilmington n G;
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AT RALEIGH.
Ar,iUa and Departure Of Railroad and Stage lines at and
from Raleigh.
NORTHERN MAIL,-(Br RA1LRoAD)-
caves daily at ~ ~ an m
>'''' % '"''' (Iaii closes at 81 a. m.) f
SOUTHERN MAIL,-(Br Two-HoRsE HAcK,e
'>i''''9 ~All' Nai closes at 81 a: m.)
WESTERN MAI,-(Br FouH-HonsE CoAcnEs,)-
Leaves caves daily 5diIv :::: at at p.m. m
~'''''0 0''''' Mail closes at 8 a. m.)
PETERBOROUGH MAILs-(Br Two-HoRsE HAck,)-
Leaves s9oday and md TSdnssSdSy T6hSsSaE am
lMail closes tuesdays and Saturdays at 9 p. ny
GoLDsBoRoUGH5 IN NAIL (Br FoUnHoRsR coAoHG
Leaves daily Except Sqnday,) ..:.... at am
(&Iail closes at p. n.y.
rARBogoUGH MA1L,-(Bz Two-HoRsB HAck,)-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at a. m.
Arrives Tpesaay Thursday and SATURDAY d at Pm
: ROxBoRoUGH MAIL,-(Br HoRsE,)-
ARRIVES 'iiD (Mail closes Friday at ia M
NTEW BOoKs.-RUTH HALL-by Fanny Fern
Woolsrfs Roost-by Washington Irving,
March 2, 1855. 90
NEW BooKs.-A REPUTATION E9 { OF MINE MINERS +
Mile Stones in our Life Jourpey@by saml N % osgGod
peror Napoleon-by the Count DeIas Cases; vols
Party Ieaders,-by Jos. G. Baldwin, author of The
Ny Courtship and its Consequently wkof:
The World Workshop,-by EWbank.
ease.by the author of "The Heir of Redeyfe.'
Later Years,by the author of The Old House by the
Weodnoes Or, Carolina Carols collection of North
Carolina Poetry.
Aviion, and other tales,-by the author of "OHve,"
"Ogilvies" &C.
For sale by
W. L. POMER0Y.
March 2, 1855. 29-
H1IsH FISH .--w. H. PUTNEY. HAS JUST RE-
III. ceiyed, the Fish and Provision Store
SO Barrels No. Salt Shad; and
200 do No. N. C. Cut Herrings,
which he will sell cheap for cash or barter for Bacon Lard
or Flour.
He also has for sale nice articles Of Bacon Hams Lard
Flourndeed, most a the articles usually kept in Pro-
vision Store.
Country Produce received for storage and sold Com
mission. W. q. PUTNEY.ss
Nory1 ii
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This is certify that, weeks back, 1 taken
with violent Diarrhea which persisted for eight days.
Being sixty miles from home, made of all the
remedies could think of but without afordng any relief
On arriving home informed that DR.. X. II. Wor
thington had prepared remedy for Choer &c. and was
advised to use it. did SO, and to my astonishmcnt
time used ii frequently my family; and justice
to the Doctor says consider it uch tie mast D@buab it'd
icine have used in experience of twenty years.
.GAEEHA ART
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Norfolk, Va, Dec. Is, 1858.

TENO III e PUBL C.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
II pleased to inform the public that his CHOLERA
AND DIARRHGA MEDICINE affords more prompt re-
lief in the various affections of the Bowels and consequent
Y satisfaction to all who have used it, than any other
Medicine offered to the public. The following
among many testimonials of its efficacy:
DR.. r. H. WoRTHNGToN-De Sir l take much pleasure
in adding testimony others in favor of your remedy
for Bowel Affections &c. having frequently experienced
its beneficial results in my case, we'll in many
others to whom have given it. carried bottle of it
with to Baltimore land here permit to say, would
think of travelling without without this
remedy,) and finding among acqualntances there
who suffering with forms of Bowel Affections,
gave it freely, and in INSTANCE did it fail to afford the
PROMPT RELIEF, 1t has done here.
congratulate you, and especially the public the dscov
cry medicine which is better calculated to protect
kind and alleviate suffering than any other brought
before the people. L. L. SP1ERS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

The above named gentlemen have been
nominated BY friends Of the law, and have a
right to expect a hearty support, and an cleo
ton by large mnjorities. They wW be cleo
ted if the friends Of the law do their duty
otherwise, perhaps moi. We 30 moi know
what opposition will be MADE, and have
therefore this advice TO give to the friends Of
the law, 60 10 The polls on Tuesday and
see for yourself and go fully armed and equip.
ped for a fight wi,h--uoics. That is The
only way. you do not wish the enemy to
bca, you, Just go and beat the enemy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Baltimore, FEB. Is. Il tier from HIpana.
New Oclean5 papers Of MDnlty, containing
details Of Havana news to 18th have been
received. All vessels arriving at Cuba ports
are to be scrupalously eximlnsi, ana iftheir
papers are regular they viii be allowed to
depart If irregular, they will be subjected
to penalties proclaimed against piracy. Al-
dlu)nal deiences are being built around Ha-
yann, and French ships are loading with
arms and ammunition ior other ports Of Gu
ba.
The twelve Belgian immigrants, who
have been Imprisoned since Their arrival at
New York IA the ship Rochanbcau, last
December, were released by order of tho
Supreme Court, on Saturday, there being no
evidence OF their being criminals or paupors.
Rhoae Is'aaL-A Republican State nomi-
mating Convention has been called in this
State Il Is to NEE, at Providence on the
9Th Of March next.
.qati-CDeane. A public meeting of the
citizens OF Rochester, N. York. TO consid-
or the dempralizrg effects Of secret political
societies" has been called. The call 10 sign
ed by about 200O persons.
.4usiralid.-The dates from Australia are
to Dec. z. The miners OF Ballarat were up
in arms, resisting the collection of the H.
cense fees, aud a collision between them and
the military had taken place. A serious riot
was anticipated. Trade continued exceed
ingly dull, and goods were sacrificed at ru-
inous prices.
AericO. A letter from Acapulco states
that Alvarez was daily Increasing in popular
ity, and that in lew days he would leave
there for the capital at the head of 5000
troops, which would be reinforced BY 1000
more In The department Of Michoacan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
The Tariff.

The reader Will observe that an important
reduction Of duties was carried through the
House on the 23d Feb. by questionable
sort OF parliamentary tactics. This measure
will reduce all duties 20 per cert.-fx the
duty on wool at only 8 per cent.-and ad.
INIT various materials required for laanufact-
ures duty free. The Vernon, members all
voted in the negative. 1t is not certain,
though we think probable, that the Senate
will concur. While the cotton and manu-
featuring states will support the bill, the
iron and wool growing interests will doubt
less go against 1t. The former will have
the advantage of the Free Trade and Slave.
cratic strength, we guess, and thus sue
coed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
Kansas Mcaiing.

In Compliance with the suggestions Of q
communication, in this weeks paper, and at
the request Of number of gentlemen, in
various towns in the county, The undersign-
ed give notice, that meeting Of all persons,
friendly to Kansas Emigration, in the Coun-
ty Of Washington, will be holden ut the
Court House, in the Village Of Montpelier
on "Wednesday next, March 7th,l 10 o'clock
A. Nj. to take such measures to further the
object as the meeting may deem best.
+. p. WALTON,
JOSEPH POLAND,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Public Meeting al Williams
town, VT.

At a meeting Of the inhabitants Of the
town Of Williams,own, duly assembled at
the town Hall on the 22d instant, consisting
of one hundred and Gily or upwards, Of thoee
opposed to The Know Nothing movement.
for the purpose Of nominating board Of
town Offices for the year ensuing, General
EnrSEzrp Bass was called to the Chair
and II. G. WrsnEN appointed Secretary
It was then voted that a nominating Com
inii,eo Of nine be appointed by the Chair,
and during the deliberations Of said commit
mttee, the speeches of number Of the
members Of the New York Legislature pend
ing the election Of u. S. Senator, and the
know-N Nothing oaths, threats TO members,
&c. &c were read by the Secretary to the
meeting, and after short speech by the
Secretary, showing up the present condition
Of the old parties and the hobby and humbug
Of the new pirty, the report of the commit
Zee was received and adopted.
Whereupon the resolutions, presented by
iluhAtE W AhLs ISq.f NtIe uHhUhnuuslg
adopted after which the meeting was adj
journed to Is. Tucsdiy in March next.
Resolutions.
Resolved, That we owe a strict alleg-
ance to the constitution of the United States.
?. RcsOlped, That we will give our votes
for no man who owes higher allegiance 10
any foreign potenta,e, politically or ecclcsi-
,. Resoired That capacity aud integrity
and no, birthplace, are the proper quah6ca.
tons for Office.
4. Resolved, That our laws ought to be
most rigiily enforced against the importa-
ton of foreign piupers, conyicis and ielons.
5. Resolved, That we will oppose the in
PRODUCTION or admission Of any more slave
territory.
g. Rssoiued, That the history Of the world
has been written IN vain if ii does not teach
US that persecution for religious opinions
results in the Advancement Of the prosecuted.
Z. Resoieed, That we promise uncompro-
missing hostility to every secret political or
ganizllian, now and forever.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

"Wc knoo further that another tK. n.
member has informed US that L. 2. Walton
Jr.'s chances for reelection were discuss.
ed in the Know Nothing concaves this side
the mountains, the number of voters sworn
against HIM known, the course to be pursu-
ed marked out, and the result reckoned and
that some of the gentlemen he eulogises in
his last issue were some of the plotters; and
some of those who aided IN striking him
down were rewarded for their labors -
Brandon Post Feb. %.
We are opposed to all secret political as
socations from principle, and besides, per
sonully, we surely owe no favor to the X.
Ms; yet we canno, and will not knowingly
permit our name to be wrongfully used to
their prejudice. In our opinion, in this in
stance, the Post has been egrogiously decev.
ed. We do not believe word of the above
extract as to Interference in the Montpelier
election from the other side OF the mountain,
nor word to the prejudice, in the same con-
nection, Of the gentlemen to whom the Post
alludes. -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

WARREN, February -, 1875.
Z. p. WALTON;
Dear ST,-We, the undersigned, no
tice an article in your paper Of the 23d OF
February, headed Man Killed in Warren
and dated Feb. l9.h, 1855, relating to the
death Of Dennison Sargent, ehich, as repre-
scented in that paper, Is calculated to give
erroneous and unjust views Of the sad ncci.
dent that has haaponod here in Warren 49,
Therefore, VIC, to- undersigned, and the
principal part Of us were on the Jury Of In.
quest, were present when lie was found.
and have informed ourselves of all the cir.
cumstances of the case, we say that We
consider William Cordcll innocent Of any
evil intentions, and perfectly free from cen
sure in the case BY all just persons; and that
he was not even presumptuous in hosting
the gate. We would further say that your
informant, at the Inquest and ever since.
has talked and acted as though he felt very
envious against Cardell; and further, we say
he has not been very friendly 10 him for
number Of years
We wish the above to be inserted in your
paper.
DR.. J. NJ. VANDEUsEN, one ofthe Jurors,
BsSJ. DAVIS, foreman OF the Jury,
JANIS CARDELL. Juryman,
WILLIAM PERcE,
II. c. PERKINS, Juror,
DANIEL MALLisrER,
ARzoN +. WAY,
CnARLEs Z. SPALDiSs,
SAM'L w. RIfoRp, Laborers in sd NH,
i. w. SHrrLr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

The Know Nolhlngs had meeting in the
Tabernacle at New York, and denounced c.
Z. Leigh and the thirty traitors with HIM in
the Legislature who elected Seward Sena.
Tor. Among other things, they resolved that
they are opposed TO the agitation of the
slavery question
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
E. B. SAWYER Of Lamoille Co.
Election Tuesday next, March 6.

For Commissioners under The Liquor Lar,
ALoNzO PIERCE, Washington County.
A. II. GILMORE, Orange
JOHN W. MUZZEY, Orleans d"
A. Z. JUDEvINE, Caledonia
NATHAN FOSTER, Lamoile
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02
To Persons Designing to go to
Kansas.

We cannot now state when the frs, COM
panIes viii start. Probably i will be in
March, Notice will doubtless be given in
time. II is supposed that some thousands
will 60 from the New England States
this spring. We notice That the Frontier
Nows iWcslport, Missouri is filed Of late
with articles designed to create prejudice a.
gainst the Emigrant Aid Societies as mo,
nopolies-" Doubtless this is sllyocra,ic
trick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

The Hartford Times says Lieut.. Hunter,
who was dismissed from the Navy for bring
ing the Bainbndge home without leave. Is
about 10 offer his services TO the Car Of all
the Russias; ana that his application will
be backed up BY testimonials for bravery and
energy from the President and one OF the
highest officers Of our Navy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Men .husic.--Thanks to G. p. Reed g.
20. ID fremont ST., Boston, for four pieces
OF music for the piano, by L. 4. Hosmer-to
Wit "ii meet thee in Heaven or the
Parting" Remember Me-" We ride
tue ioaning sea once more"--" o Come IN
the MounIaing.' We presume The music
can be had at Nichols music store.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

accident al Uesi Point-At the West
Point Military School, Cadet +. Gay, from
W. had his leg badly broken in cavalry
exercise. Ills horse swerycd when going
at full speed Tor leap over the bar in the
riding hall aud turning round met another
horse and Tldeb also at full speed. Cadet
Chllds, the rider OF the latter horse, was
also brought to the ground, and severely
stunned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-02

Exposition of N. York Know
Nothingism.
+. ?. " ALTON,
JOSEPH POLAND.
LOOK ONT FOR m

LOOh W L Oh L
We have marked for next weeks paper,
scathng speech Of Speaker Littleiohn of N.
York, on Know. Nothingism, as developed
in New York. Mark that qualiication--in
.Nsio York We hope that no where else il
K. N.ism so ,yrannca aud so defiant of all
decency. We commend this speech in adj
vance to everybody. To the X. MS it will
show the rocks which they must avoid or be
hopelessly wrecked, aud to every body it
will show the bad points of secret political
organizations-horrbly bad in the hands of
reckless or unprincipled men. Look out for
that speech II anybody wants extra copies
let him order Immediately; price So per
hundred.