Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
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Martinez Nnvnmhcr 81 {

tAINitt- 1uitU8 lID>t litetul Ntft nOlittu
some fifty females thirty of whom we're A
mericans. Alunroe has said while in prison
that was not his real name that he was
from Rutland County, VT, where he had
relatives.
Missouri. 10 the Senate of Missouri, on
Monday, Mr.. McCracken, anii-Benton, was
elected Secretary, and in the House WIN.
Newland was elected Speaker, twenty Ben
ton men voting for him. The Governors
Message had been delivered. The Wings
members had adopted platform, dIscounte-
nancing in every way the efforts of the Free
Soilers and Aboliiionists to continue the ag-
itation Of slavery, ana declaring they wall
not vote for any person for Senator who Is
not favorable to their views and the Ncbras-
ka bill-.4iias.
knop. .Noihng Organs. - The whole
country is flooded Just now with agents Tor
city papers which profess TO be organs Of
the Know Noihings. 1t Is well known ana
understood that this Society neither have
nor want any newspaper organs, and these
pretended organs are mere ca'ch-penay con
triyances Of city papers to speculate ont OF
the public Those who ought to know, de
clare that no newspaper is authorized 10
speak for them. az they reach the public by
other means than public discussions. Yet It
Is said that these travelling agents represent
the papers they canvass for, as the author
lzed and official organs of the Know No,h-
iugs, and By tins deception, are making
successful speculation. - BraiAsboro' States
man.
Oh Monday morning last, complaints were
officially made against al the run holes aud
other places ia the village where the
"criuer" was supposed to be lurking. Z he
work Of selling distilled damnation in Ben
nington, and In open violation of law, has
been carried on for the past year to an
alarming extent and we cannot but indulge
pleasurable emotipns a the prospect of hay-
ing this evil to the community and to man
kind in general rooted ont Of tho place. II
has ALREADY cnrecd us too long. and rendered
rs as Il community a by-word and an
occasion of scorn all over the State. Let
the work 20 on the good work already be-
ouu-unl this foul blot upon our character,
this enemy to the young men Of our village,
and this drawback 10 those of ripper years -
is, root and branch, extermIuated. 80 BenniRg-
ton Banner
VALUABLE TEsrIMONIALs.-Th There Is
very common impression that Patent Mcdl-
cines, Ms they are termed, are used only by
! the moor and the ignorant But from the
/ following. It appears that there Is at least
one Medicine which has worked its way mo
high circles. ana Is being used extensively
by" the upper ten"
/ The following conclusive statement was
taken from the editorial columns OF the
~ D. courier dnd t"qm'er OF Feb. 18Th,
ate n s Clorgs ,Iss ,F,;r,s y, - T,,a,, wv
d" Ne carefully kse,. aloof Can, p,,on,
Medicines IN generul bnt ON The s,ren,,,i,
of actual ncrso7,ul tri,l we cbc.rr,iI,, ~.
om,nend Dr To,,rs, .S,o.yo ~, t;,.;,,,a,,
Tar oad C,,ncboi,a,,,, T., al. gGI'r,..l MI,
Couobs. CoLls ar EGnen,o ma nsJ,csI
ou,liiios az I'm, frs, ~, ,n.,radi,n,s ar, vi,
known the last IS A CnlilnTn,a nlant Vboss
yirtues we believe arc M, prf,r,l,ar 10 IN
medical n-nfession 0~Tsli, bore men,, ,r,... /,
renedg for n Cold ,sLieh y, or,i mare ,iEca
,jo,,s IA, ,,r ann c,se tb,n IL, ors,,,,r,;o', >,
The rollowing - n letter frnm EI,i,r W.
BunrN. brother of the Ex.presidsg, M.
TN V,S B,fnrN
KISptKnoox Sent o0tb Is5a
Mrssrs a /. Scoy,,, & a.. n,,,
Sira-linyinr occasion 10 nse m Ero.-, or'
ant and Cough Remedy last winter, was
advised by the Rev. +. T.. iiany, Of this
place, otry Dr.. Roger Lrsriclrih. Tar ana
Chanehn'agua. did so, and think was
greatly benefited by il, aud do heartily
recommend It to others as a Couch Remedy.
l.. Vas BuRRN.
fully concur in the above statement.
FREpERIcK /. TifFANY.
Rector Of the Episcopal Church.
IJ,yI,,.,,,. o;.,, nm.
fol Remedy for Salt Rheum Cupy of n
letter from Charles Augustus st CLAIR, pas
senger per the Atlantic dated New York
March 10Th, 1854. To Professor Holloway,
-ST,-l left England, now three weeks ago
and tor several days previously 10 ny en-.
barkailon, felt terrible stiffness m NY
iimbs, accompanied by the utmost PAIN when
ever attempted to owe, with itching and
burning, which was almost lntUlerabie how
ever, Immediately after | get Oh board,
ielt worse than ever, and was confined ia
my cabin for six days, when fellow Pas
senger, Mr. Martin OF Philadelphia presen
ted me with couple Of boxes OF YOU
Ointment and Pills, which completely cured
me, and an now as well as ever was il
my life. G. A. ST. CLAIR"
Jgbai IN, J,ieil;ge,f c,,,iL.rns, J,5;,,L,
A letter received m D,.,o, fro,, le,J;,o
lawyer and one of the LARGEST slavebnlder.
i'm Kentuckey. has the folioU,in1 siani6con,
postscript;
"Where is the Northern sni,j,, l. Kan.
sas 10 be slave S,,,e: csp n. H., ~, ,he
''i - 'a'nely suo,ile IA. a single
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