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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17
Rnilroo0s.

WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD
r.. ~ tHzss-l WINNER ARRANGEMENT
49, ~ ~ 90n and after MONDAY, July
1855, Passenger Trains will run follows: Leave
orcester for Ftchburg, Reach Groton Arrive at Nash
rotor, Nashua & Lowell. Junction. ua and Lowell
6.3eam. T.50 S.35 N,
1100am 1880 pm. LIS pm.
4.00pm. 5.36p 6.15 pm.
Leave Arrive in
15am. 745an 76oam. 9o5am.
11.45 1240pm. 12.S0p M 50pm
4 50pm 550pm 5s5 pm $50 m.
0NNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail
road where passengers take the from the North
ern the Psssumpsc, the Boston, Concord and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect lireetly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad, with the exception of the first
The $50 train from Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the latter Is delayed Passengers from New
York for Fitchburg Nashua LOWELL Concord &C., will
have opportunity breakfast in Worcester and then
take this train which connects at the above named Places
with trains going from those points North and West
The II O'Clock and 400 trains connect at Worcss.
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor
witch and Worcester Providence Worcester, and West
Railroads. and arrive Ftchburg, Groton Junction
and Nashua in season to connect with the different
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester 905 a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads including the
Express train for New York, Albany, and the West via
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 21o p m, have an hour or
to dine and then take the afternoon trains Of the
roads above named.
The 4 lttrain leaves Groton Junction at $50, stop.
ping at the Way Stations, and connects with the
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Through tickets for New York via Norwich sold al
Eitchburg Nashua, PeppereI, Groton Junction, Clinton
and Lowell. State Rooms Berths may be secured al
Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield, Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Chicago st. Louis
&C., may be secured at Fitchburg, Nashua, or Lowell
AT Worcester, through tickets sold for the White
,,&ns.a n,xrls ~.rAa,
Johnsbury, &C. g. W. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester, July q 1855. diff app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17
HKoT AIR vENTILATTNG FURNACE
ne iAvite particular attention to a NEW and
COMPLETE YENTILATING FURNACE,

differing materially from all others heretofore in use and
combining Economy, Durability, Simplicity, and Great
PotCer.
1t presents immense radiating surface which forms
part of the fire chamber thar the amount OF heat
is obtained at much less expense of fuel than by any other
arrangement, and sufficient warm and pure air is sup
piled fer the largest dwellings, at comparatively triing
cost 1t is adapted to all classes OF public and private
buildings, and possesses pecuiares well worthy the at
tention of all in want of the v cry BEST FURNACE
From its peculiar construction, will crack,
allow smoke gas to INTO the air chambers
objections to most other Furnaces in use.
Also, New Furnace, expressly designed fer burning
wood. Having but joint it is warranted mott smoke,
and to give heat, with less fire. than any other pat
tern.
Also, Portable Furnaces,-ntne stzes-Pond's Ranges,
Mantels, Crates, Registers, Ventilators, &c
POND & DUNCKLEE,
Sc, 81, Il SO Blackstone Street, Boston,
qn90 d1u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17
FITCHBURG & WORCES-
ass5z:zzlssss1sl.a9 TER RAILROAD.

WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, dec. 10th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitchburg at so M. 1910 and 545 D. M
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL 90 a M. and 90 pm.
IVERS PHILLIPS, Pfes't
Fitchburg Dec TO- 1855
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

a NEW DIsCOVEgY.-To CURE BAD
IA SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, NerpouSnsSS HEARTBURN
Cholc Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney COM
plants, Melancholy, Delrium Tremens,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

cEsessHzFu1 NOVEMBER 26.-NORWICU
VI 81 WORCESTER RAILROAD ID.
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at 1870 A. NJ. 200 and 430 p NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 616 A. M. 1915, and
3.l6P
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 100 P. NJ stop
ping at Webster and Danlelsonville.
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. M
Passenger Car Is attached ~ far as Wooster
octl dn =. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

The subscriber respectfully informs the Foreign Popu-
ation of New England that he still attends to the BUSH
of preparing first and second papers for those who
wish become citizens Of the United Satea on very mod
crate terms at his old stand.
All foreigners residing out of the city of Boston, des
ing procure First Of Final Papers of Naturalization
must to Boston, as there is other court in any
town city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified do the
business.
REMEMBER.-Persons wishing First Parers pro-
them any day between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
p M Last Papers on Fridays only, from 10 O'clock A.
NJ. to P. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN, JUS of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England
1873 Federal Street, Bssst0u.
MI daW6u1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

Main street. Nc. H. Worcester
igls iIv DR. 9. 4. HfTJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

ana although powerful they viii iniure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preDaraon is war
rsnted TO the above mentioned seases Without usn
any external applications Win Indian Veisetable
Medicines you can rely ~ Thorough cure, by calling
upon at my Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

In reply to an article in the Wash
ington Union, which a,iempt,to iustI-
~ the neglect ul the President TO put
down the Missouri rioters aud revn-
lutionis's IN X ,nsas, by asserting tina,
the citizens Of the free States had
interfered unIawfally in the affairs
Of the Territory, Mr.. Theodore
Dwight, President Of the n. Y. Kan
sas LEAGUE, has published the fol
loving card:
The Washington Union's MIS-
reprs senfaiions offho Kansas Co :
PAM s.--rhe Union. IN an article
just published, in defence of the
Presidents course respecting Kansas,
Ju titles him merely on the ground
that the Western companies have
acted illegally. This charge is no,
brought forward very directly; bu,
1t is certainly the only basis of the
article. That it is wholly unjust and
uniounded may be easily shown, at
least so Ear as the New York Kansas
Companies are concerned. Not a
penny has ever been paid to induce
any person to 80 10 Kansas; and all
that has been done is merely giving
Information, providing for safe and
convenient travelling, and for advanl-
ageous locations. Ii is highly un-
just to place such operations on
level with the irruplions of hired and
armed men, residents Of Missouri,
to abuse the 'bona fide settlers,
drive them from the pulls, vote in
their stead, and thus Introduce one
oil The most despotic and bloody
codes ever invented. The Union is
called upon to prove or retracl lis
mlsreprese nations, which i, nav per- |
haps have made through mistake,
but which are wholly unfounded,
and altogether unjusiiiiable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Stationary Of all kinds.

Nfs "itud's Nrw England House keepe consider
cd tht host Published.
"le,' Diseases # "oae.'ie Nais l., without donbi
Inn. L-.i ~. m Ll...N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Philadelphia, Oct iO-Penn.
sytsania Election The Denocra.
TIC ticket IN this city for Sheriff,
Clerk, Orphans Court and Canal
Commissioners, is elected by MAORI
ties ranging from 1000 10 1900
The Democratic Senate and Assem-
bly, nche, IN the old county. is elect
ed M the city. This result was
brought about by the union of all
the opponents OF the Know Moth
inss and the Prohibl,ory Liquor Law
upon the Democratic ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
HJ WARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Imporia.t Announcement,

II" l. fEaso ~ ati eied VIA sexual i. sues,
such a. N LWEAhNE%- iPOTENCE,
GpNNut hEA GLE SYPHILIS. &C sc.
The II ~ 81 A-Sptl ALTON .frhiiads iphia IA
view rot @ii s.trdrtiOH ll hui iiis and h-alth,
raus'H bt sexual ii-rn-es tho daceptious h,ch
~ pric.ife' upon the utf'ftuuHle victims uf such
Diseases pt Oaacks, has' diIceted Their Iuusu ing
-ufg' o., a. IRRITABLE or worthy IT thctr
Rtm-, - gvt Dlt'A. ANY ~ T. GRATIS toait
icTsoas thus IA rtrd, 'itlr "tm.lri 81 no apply
hy icirr VIM dcsrIipiion OF trfff rundnion, age,
'ocupstIcu, hahn. nii TO- Se, nd 90 Of rsme
p.s~n' ana -uaeriug 30 FUhNI-H MEul, INES
Z RE ~ GHAHGE
The iotafd suoiation IL henovo ent n-tiiution,
"s'a I'm dhy paid ndowincnt, ir tho relief ui the
.i'k md distf'sfrh 10 cteh ~Hh Fful"at and Epi-
'"Ht' bi- a-rs tn Ia ld. eau Doe u-ed iofno other
D ufnuse. ht- nHw -ufplas ot meaus, winch tue
lrf o. yaici 10 idg rise the above atice. II
d fed ess to ni that lh, hsuc ion cnmtndt The
h. hes. dicsi -kil OF fhc ago. tnd gu furnish tho
most approved in 80 rn tfoAtncnt Nalu'hie slvice
LEO gwen 10 sick mt females. aatctrd with
abdoutp akuo-s, MOmo comp ant, rostiseaess,
Louc frh' se.
Address ,post-paidl DrGEO R.CALHOUN. Con-
auliins surgeon, i'wart As.osialion No. , south
NINTH street Phiiaae phia, Pa.
BY order at the directors
W a %. hEARTWELL, President,
GEp. AlRCdlLD, ,ecietaTy. 3s;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

SoH.-' Bob, that is a fine horse
you have here, wha, is he wonhl'
Three hundred and fifty dollars. ,
M. not so muce as thai
Yes. every cent Of Il, and an :
other fifty ON top Of IT,
Are you sure =
Yes I'll swear 10 it,
IAN right
What are you so dsrned inquisi-
tive fors'
Merely for assessing purposes,
en- ths sssessor fos this ward, and
ss"sed 10 know what you rsled your
sag at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Pennsylvania. As there was no Govern
or nor members Of Congress TO be chosen,
and no distinct issue made IN opposition to
Slavery Aggression, quiet citizens generally
stayed away from the polls and let the rum
sellers and office. holders have every thing
their own way; while hostility to Know
Nothing prescription brought out large
Foreign horn vote, which was all cast where
il could be most effective at once against
">au" and Prohlbiuon. We believe the
Withdrawal OF Passmore NiIlamsun's name
was a mistake but as II was done with the
best intentions and as il was not possible to
elect hm IN the anarchy which prevailed. we
will say o more about II Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

important Decision. The Su-
preme Court, a, its rccen, session
here. reversed the decision Of Judge
Pierpo,nt pr"nounc,ag the sen,ch
and seizure section Of the Liquor law
unconstitutional. That part Of the
law is declared to be constitutional
thus settling the only ques,.on
that was left, in the way We have
always commended il would be ulri.
malely set,led.---Middiebury Re
gister.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Prepnrcd by J. c. AVER

The above are si h'm persons 81 ho are puhrb kuo~a
where ne, reside aud who VDd make fhcse
meuf- Nfhluf frr SD couNican tlat they were the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
HARRiSON'S
COMMUNICATIVE EMETIC

VIII withd nv and - 'rl all diseasod tnauer .olid
inld OF gaseous from s art- Of tse system. Beside
~ omr TIC properties, ts~Np ciorani, ierativr nd
Hn"dya', u acts 10 each oiiis modes according Ia
nature, teiieve- the ithofng oigautsn OF aisea,ed
matter, ana Petmn tee action Of IT. auural r,nc-
ton 70 'ssiofe rensih II II the ons sgfe and ee,fa
"ehe,ne ~ ~ 'eNafe i"tns of chpirrt, rLeeta N r
Hus. b,hou. Collie, ny.sut.ry. Pleurisy and cr.,,
V,h"i "eu'' disens" u has great remedial power ~
al cAfon tiseases la both a-ufe aud chronic dis =
ea-os, assisted hs the Avisorstine aud sus,atnioy
ro~ef Of ilAHnisoN's foSie SrMuLAsr cure. rr. IL,
tain Principles ot treatment aua directions Tor u.e
acc mpauy each medicino, Pho SO cents
~ Nhelessle Agent for New Englanl, GEO w.
hkiHS- -tationei nd w. ol ssalc and tnil 10
hAhsi ~ .oLunsIAS tNR- ana AsIRIcAs PGEFu
nsW w. Washington street, opposite tho Adam,
"""s"i o"s'oo. 4s; ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
EhcLinn Riot IN KnnSns -

Election Riot in Kansas A
correspondent of the Cleveland Lad
er. dating from Leavenworth, states
that on the LIST October the date APP
pointed by the bogues Legislature
for the elect,ou of delegates tt Cou-
gress, MlssourIans came over there M
armed bands The motley crowd
of voters, composed of Mlssourians,
recently arrived Vlrglnians and
drunken India ;, were addressed by
pro-slavery speakers from the steps
of The hniel, aud they went IN a body
To record their vnies.
As the day advanced AID nigh,
app roached they became mote NOISY,
turbulent and uvetbearlng. II icy
marched through the streets bospa l.
tered with mud, swearing, yelling,
swinging their hats, and asking.
here are the Id abolition SIS !"
Let's cut the id viii c In, red
Yankees lhroaisp
Mr. James Furnam was passing
the hotel, when he was hailed 10y the
fellows, and asked why lie did not
vote. lie replied because he did
not consider The election legal.
The crowd gathered around hun.
aud began To cry 'lIang hun "
Lynch hlmr Tar aud lcath r The
Id yankee = Oue Of the mob
then selzpd hold uf hun. Mr. Fur-
nam beng u puck. powerful man,
turned round anh knocked his as
sallani dawn aud fed. They gave
chase. but could not ov' rlahe hun.
One of TIE desperadoes shot al hun
with rife The ball pierced his
hat, but did not hurl hun, aud sink !
ing u house. went through the clap |
boards aud killed child which W 5
playing on the -four. The mother
ran ouI shfiekIng 'murder ! hcl p! !
Fhe nrighbnfs came to her assistance. |
The news spr, al The free Stat
ne armed themselves. In The mean
lime another citizen had been insult
ID in the street, knocked down aud
stabbed. TINS was young Thomas
Newman. H. dyed tins morn,ng
bout hundred free State men,
we'll armed, formed ia a b"ds aud
towards The hotel but the
V,sa,,u,,aus Ind dpcamppt The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
.etmbotd'S Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID Ext ,ACI BUCHU.

Eos d-eise- OF the Btaddor and h,anc, secret iiis
otfrs, Siuctutes, Nvasnt.-o uud d-.use- o.
~ 1uil 80 saHs, heller Co. ,aie uf Feaia - atn
"hHtev'r rHu-' thrs NAP ave ofigtnat.d aud %
nltttcf Il nos ole s'autu,g.
u You have cuhti acted tAt trfrh disease whicn
wien "ur strait" d. toe -,sitn,, ~,ll -ui-l 20 Down
iium oHt gHnefatiun O. HtOhcf uh. rainin. the cou
sifut"ni aHn sHarltig thr yer, Nit d,td- Il le du
no tu-t 1"urs' 10 ." The hHrd- o ca ca hv rta ~
't'y 10y 90 cat lfEe hts, tuI hiiths .ap VIII
glazing lhlst houd-, loo well uslcu cuiNe h.
,oun-. ar' this No HcIu fuir. ~.in Thea ulrks.
Noh &c not 100 cai, al ~ thr seirctlun ui "a neu,
taose
The Tiut. n1trucf No, i." bee t-.s. ,..-ss..-i .
.inf--- s3 -fc"Hs th~ sfsrest fcuir d. ovut known
u = ni'diciu" P-fh city pheasant So IL t.sie and
vey nnoc' al n 10 acfta. ,tnt yts0 thYfsugh ihst
nnh'hiises every natticico Tho and potsoos. ~
fus OF his drcidiul disease sui lhlk vlher femedts,
does nor dij Up The di-'as "a the blond.
t"nsthunorel iirhihly, hfoUght 90 by self abuse
mos tenn 'ir disease winch h4s tfuucnt thuu-an.s o.
To human ace 10 nniiheiy glases nus ba.t.u s th.
MIN 5000 hoppe OF ui"ni-, HnG uig tu- ,iu 40,
gnrD o. um iit0n 81 macy hubl yuuth, 90 ICE cure.
by this ln lshir kcu" Dig. AM De- d,lso Wi D.
must heneh everybody hon tr simpl delicate a. tlc
e"nhned nd d".pauing iasaltd qua is 10 be found
actitg ooth Cue ana preventive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Late, from Greyto'on - The
Washington Star publishes letter
from Gre, town, Nicaragua. 1t is
denied that the Spaulsn inhabitants
had any hand in cleo my col. KIN
ney, and II is stated thai they have
sent IN a protest against his authorI-
ty. The English Counsnl, aud the
captain of II. NJ ship Eurldyce, re-
fuse to acknowledge the new gov
eminent. Mr.. Martin, English Con
sui, states that he shall still exercise
the jurisdiction gwen hun some time
ago, holding tina, II has not yet been
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The Catholic Herald, of PhiladeI-
phla, regrets The decrease Of Catho-
lie priests in ihls country. Very few
now come from Ireland, aud the
priesthood is one Of The last pursuits
which Catholic parents in America
desire for their children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
III. 0ifinrs.
SWEDISH IIiiR CREATOR.

This preparation IL naw aet rowledg,d - hs the
Oslr nrk Which vii restore crcatt the Hsfn ~hefe
Hrldnss- has been vi macy yeais standing Read the
ollowite tetttmotui-, aud see what they say ~ u N
New NWfk. Besides these. have n, Others, from
fhsslc'uts ~ rhirtsi"t pfHetre. aud petr"ts the
hiHn~st repeatedly, taiioi whom eau be
carfesi vid'd Win whith may he se.u al he Depot,
laQ uru.t,xaR Mo-. N..t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
lflr0ifiucs.
THE ME ANS FRIEND |!
Holloway's Ointment.

Ciiiiens nj ~, CaioR
You have done he honor with ono voic'
from one end Of the Unon t. the niher to stamr tn
character Of pinimcht with YOUR arnfnbaiinr. T.
Is .catccls tSo yeas since madc b. kuuwu among ~,
and alfeadg It hna obtained celebrity than an'
Other Medicine IN so short period.
TnuNAs HOLLOWAY,
So Corn,r NJ Inv ant Nissan Street .Ncr Yorl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
An ENrt ApRDiN ANY Ciri coz "N"
BNE N~f NuEN NEAktN AT iHE
POINT OF uF AIH ~


cr.s, Ncw NHtk.
D,af sif-tiis with hrattfrn e,uinude ave tu
inflf.n ,.u that o., 10. u-r ct soui ututm. ~ and
Pi-, tht liis 900 ns wife h.s brru q. For -cvrn
,..rs htf 'ha pi asts ~tth trn ruartng wound
t..fUl eanrrrous o. tun-l twist told that npthins
cDnlt -t,r nor, sire VS. thtu iuducea 10 us yuut
Du.msHt ani riiis when 10 ihc .hor pee Il thrr.
months, t, effected pttiUct cue, to the nstonfsh
iurni cd al shoe kut We uhisiu our Medicines
Mrs %. hi a Co ui Chan So rect New
nienn.. send thi- frou "H'tei do rince-,' Pat-.
lhhutgh nnI written I % New Orleans hri0fu
- hn Ni rft. al that tmr net knowrg our uddrc..
81 New York. t~iautdJ X. DUKAs1.
Thc. rlfl, annid boz ased iointl, with tbe ONT.
NJ 90 po.i OF he fuiiawine cases;
Bad i.ess enimcica,nd Lnmhago Sore ihraais
Bod ireast- 80 tututs titis Skiu-diseasrr
Bufn- Fstulls bhr.miitsn Ssuf,y
Hurtun- huut ssh kheun SCR. heads
ChitpIiinr sltuduiat Soaid. Ulcers
Chtl4icd hands, wellil.s sore Nipples Wounds
- -nid atthe establishment of Professor Holio-
way, 70 hndeu Ltuc, 'c~-Yerk. ana pa ~ ua
t.uunob aist hf atlfe-ptct hl, Druggists and Deal
en-. 90 iodic nee ihfou- hnut the United State. ia
cote hat-,at2 - eeHts ~ = cruts and 81 Ul each.
~ in~i' a. sunnd tanl, SAVING 300 rakiug the
.HilrI -ta"s.
%. Direction. fn thr guidance ofPaticnt. IN
.VrtN dtsufirt nrc affixed 10 each fus. 80 c;ow ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
nELMBoLD's HIGHLY CnVCENTR ATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILlA,

Far ParfsiHg ne III 3D. rsuacsy al d.ea 6, 81 siag
i'oH trrsss e .hfrcarH. eJppsate imgfaaeacs -
iVf, 'hr"H'e es~of Ia nal ., art.ia i,on an ~.
puF STATE ~ fa' biosd t,e 900 re- bic md e5ict
e." kaenf sht fy fr fse o. sersfaa, sal RsAae.
al II I'd, Otc.rafe hs y ne ihr.at LHaps Paias
ana SVeit ags ~ tis beH. 3, I.tsr, P,myis. ~ 10
rae a"a say kraPIeHs ~ ne ssin.
40 uliri D. lU~ pfrs-ri'itu hA ONE Of Tho most
ds nsWshrf pysI'iin the cuuatry, nd ~. nfn,nd
more mern' 40 ptleiict thin tHy preparation nl a.
sHpafli ltt ouffr i Zee the pulii-. several case
scepn lap Syphilis, Msfcuoi aud Seroinon. di-r,e-
have cnuelf TproVsfed the tucurlhr ~atds ui our
Public institution which Ha Tor nas, ses. re- .istsa
every mode IF Treatment hat cpuld devised. Thee
casts lnfisn siukint t9amr- utfie sHiulan II, e.
uihs medicine "a aFfv-ttng o. no
seise- 81 OF Ia Il inds srrv destroyed, aud the
homes slTeady ah ooied.
NnricE.-LcucIs tom res ons bile Phy scians nnd
Pfoi 5000 OF several Avdicai lrs-- and ftidcae-
ct cure from piiicnts vii be faunh DO
Preparations
Pfi'E., FLUID xtset ri Buebu, 81 per bottle OF d
t't rs fui s..
PscEs uid Lktlcto of safsapsrlia 81 ger poftlr or
h"ties m s., eco Al IN strength tO nc Ion oi fup
OF >afsapaiiltl.
r'epned ann sold by u r. HELMB I'D. chemist,
thesinut Sifest near me Gifsfd heusn, Pnnadol.
Iliia.
To be- har of CuLLINs a PEACE Monip.he,, VI.
Aud of hug .i-t- AID iiaaler- everywhere
Il lat rs dsecsa 10 ne Proprietor Or 7geAt r,ccrss
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Passmore Williamson.

A gentleman OF this City lately
vrote TO PAssHoRE WILLisnsos, IN
ouir,ne az to the truth OF certain ru-
mors respecting new efforts i"r his
liberation. The following is the an
swer, which has been furnished for
publication by its recipient:
"No. 70, Philadelphia Co. Prison, !
Sept. 90, 1855
"DrAR SIN: Your letter Of the
9Th inst. is now before me, and in
reply to your inquiry, | may say that
contemplate no further legal pro-
ceedings with reference TO my
liberation from this Jail, in which |
am now confined. | have now been
KEEP, here for more than two months,
and ] can see no prospect Of liberia
tion. am native, and have al-
ways been citizen OF PenDsyl-
varIa and believing myself AFRO
ciousls wronged, | applied TO the
highest tribunal known to our laws,
but relief has been withheld. ! expect
none from the authority that plac-
ed me here without dishonorahle sub
mission. Having been guilty neither
Of falsehood, assimilation, nor con-
tumacy, | am sure that il is no case
for a degrading capitulallon. Such
a course would bring with il dimi-
mutton Of self-respect more oppres-
sive than the power now seeking 10
crush out the highest attribute OF
State sovereignty by immuring me
within these walls.
" Accept for yourself, and com
municaie 10 others who favor me
with their consideration, my mos,
grateful Acknowledgements.
Respectfully yours, &c
=. WILLIAMSON.
During The progress Of this me-
morable affair we have repeatedly
had occasion to draw attention 10
the contrast between the position of
Mr.. Williamson aud that Of the
man who So long as he is remember.
ed will be Infamous as his oppressor.
No unprecedented person can doubt
that the outraged man who sits there
in prison, suffering calmly and with
out weakness. this bitter wrong, II
far more To be envied than the un-
just and wicked Judge who flung
hlm into prison, and who IN turn
must bear forever The brand OF pub
lie loaihlng, Indignation, and con-
tempt. Wllliamson's letter renders
tins contrast even more palpable.
The spirit IL breaihes is IN honor 10
human nature. Such dignity. such
manly resolution, such unbroken Sc
reniit and persistence, wohld lead
new lusirc To- the names of famous
heroes. We need never despair Of
a State which has So noble a SON.
". Y. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Teachers for The Vest -Ex-Governor
Slsde. of Vermont was IN Buffalo On We'd
nesday, accompanied by be,scen thirty and
forty ladies', ali of whom are bound to the
Western country rs teachers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The various passions and motives by which
men are influenced are concomiants of fall
lbllrv. and are engraited into our nature. -
Washington.