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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
The bloomfield Murder.

We learn lrom the North Ualon that an
adl1u ned term If The Essex Cuuniy Court
was held at Guilihali. com nenring Aug. 2s.
for the purpose Of trying Mrs Abigail Allen
oi Bloomfield, who was indicted flr the mnr.
der of Mrs Wary Lcrvoy, az the last Nav
term nf 'he same Corr. Hon. 4. p Poland
presided, assisted by t. J. Graves. Il. G
B nton. states Attorney. & W 90. Heywbad
Esq appeaied for the prnsccution Hon. T..
BluIett, Dr.. and n. \. Fletcher. Esq. com
Quoted the defence. The following gentle,
men comonsed the jury by whlm The csc
was decided stephen lowe Lnuenbursh (:
Lewis Srsby, do Roswell B,Nker. do {:
Lrv Howe. oncord Charles p. Fry. do /:
Z. AZ. Hoffman, Brighton; william Cheney,
do; Marcus \. Webs. GuldhaH; lorauo
y. Allen, do; harles cheney. CRANKY /;
Horace l.. Waiter, East Haven; John Gates,
Victory.
The indictment charged tie prisoner with
the murder of the deceased by poisoning,
and also by furcible sug EQUATION. I, was
read to her in court, and she plead Not
guliy. Mrs Allen IS rather a mild looking
woman. of pale counionance, shot stature.
and is upwards Of City years old Her hus-
band and family were seated BY her side in
The Count room. They all apparently man
Tested no more interest IN the progress of
the trial Than any of those present. The
Court House was thronged with spectators
during the whole trial. a good portion Of
whom were ladies' residing in the vicinity.
The testimony on the part Of the State oc-
cupied the time until Wednesday night; va
nous witnesses were examined. among whom
were DR.. A. A. HAYES, of Hosion. d practical
chemist, who analyzed the contents of the
stomach Of the deceased, in which he DIS
covered a large quaniiiy Of the poison known
as " Parsons ~ Co.'S Nermin E,termnator !"
more than sufficient to produce death. DR..
Augustus Harris OF Cnlebruok, N. H., tesli-
fed AS 10 the appearance Of the corpse up
post norton examination thrty-sne days
after death. Ann Roe. an inmate Of the ac-
cused's family heretofore, testified as TO The
administration of the above meniioned poison
m a liquid state by Mrs. Allen NJ different
times, while Mrs. Lervey was SICK and
other Witnesses proved the demein,r and
sayings of the prisoner since her arrest.
The theory of the defence was to impugn
the credit and break down the evidence given
by Ann Roe, The principal witness for the
State. "Wednesday forenoon w-s occupied
in examining witnesses IN behalf OF the re-
spondent tor that purpose, and the rebutiing
testimony for tie State was closed the sane
night The case was argued at length by
all the couns !, aud with mirked ability. par
tculary by Mossrs Bartlett and Ben on dn
ring the day Fndiy. and the fl-enoon Of sat
urdsy. On the afternoon of the same div
Judge Poland delivered IN exceedingly lucid
aud lmpluial charge 10 the jury, who, after
being six hours IA session. me IN with a
verdict Of Not guilty; therefore the respon-
dent was discharged. The verdict was con.
IFafy 10 the general current of opinion, and
occasional murmurs of dissatisfaction have
been expressed. 80 Cdieionian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
A New Secret Party.

The " Y. Tunes publishes an expose of
new eret parly-the newest yet organi-
zed. The Tunes says;
II seems lhsl certain leading members OF
the w-Nolhlng Order are practcipg on
their associates The tricks they learned from
Them, and seek 10 break them down lust as
together they have s'riven hitherto 10 break
down other political parties.
"fhe Templars' was the name given Ia
tins new organzalion, PROGRESSING To belonr
To the American Order lis object was TO con-
troll Ito shape It's policy. dictate It's meas.
ures and dtsI- nate It's candidates. II has
succeeded very well IN all these efforts thus
lar 90 most OF the proiessed Know Nothing
nomlnallons are, IN fact, the selection OF the
Templsrs.
Their Ritual, which we publish in full set,
forth their principles Members are com.
PEELED to sweir strict obedience to the ma.
Jofy at all hazards, under all circumstances
aud as agalns, all other alliances and associ
aiioLs-under penalty of death. They are
!" aoJufe IathOlleisn-not TO marry Catho.
lies. nor hold any social intercourse. nor I,
trade with them, or m any way iecognizs
them as fellow ciiizens.
u Is impossible TO conceive anything more
ontrsgeously proscripllve than tnis creed. Ii
Is OF the verj essence of the malignant bio
o,ry which burnt heretics at the stake ane
taught theology by the rack and the thumb
screw. II there was ever any hope thai ib,
Know Nothing movement might lay aside A,
ianaticlsm aud intolerance, u mus, d,ssonea,
now that the Order Is coming under the con
troll OF new cabal teniold worse than ia,
first.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Of the true. honest, ana independent mon Of
That old party who have joined the Republic
can party. This body they reckon as safe
wha,ever betides. No matter what may
come--no matter if a freeman from the North
IL hung every day in Ksnses, for speaking in
favor OF free terrtory-no matter if the Nd.
mlnsiratinn stations military force there,
with orders TO shoot down every man from n
free State who passes the line of the terrific
~. II Is all the same to them. They will
vote for the party and the DEGREES of the
party are ln't what the leaders say 10 them.
And next they expect to secure the raight
Wings who have Just fused with them and
already tn W hig leaders and their pnpers
begin to talk about fostering the spirit # un-
ion with the Democrats and this frsiernal
feeling. which is TO lead to future triumphs
and they begin 10 talk abont unnn and sec.
tionallsm-and when II comes to ihs-ook
out for a slump aud for doughiaces and ac-
qniescence. he sober TACT is that the only
hope Of The Pierce Democracy In Maine is IN
the ftraight out Wings A. thnut them they
are IN a minor Of 10000 at least.
But do justice 10 the mass Of these de-
!ndcd " higs, hey MS body have atiec
ton for and no affinity with Southern slave.
~ vi liit hNlfu2tc iihl nuNt uttu ltIItlIh-
ted In the recent election, most OF thcm
voted what was called a Wing ticket for
Governor, not because they believed or no.
ped. or even wished to keep up deluncl or
Panlzauon. but simply because they were op.
posed 10 the liquor law. When the great
contest OF next year comes, involving nation
al issues and when the day comes. a. come
1t certainly will, when men must choose be-
tween freedom and free speech and slavery
aud It's 4surpailons--lhe true old Wing feel
ing and long cherished principles, will bring
them on TO the side Of right. But certain
leaders will stfiye very hard 10 sell them out
in body to the Administrator party. Let
any man watch the progress Of events and
see # my assertions ufe not proved true to
the letter.
In the meantime. the Republican party Of
Name will lose neither heart nor hope They
have given a noble vote. Next year, with
the decks cleared for action. and with a sim
gle opponent. the great slave hulk, they will
carry Maine back TO her position of 1854,
aud she will again stand by the side Of her
free sisters Of the North Let not the friends
of freedom aud right IN other States be dis.
couraged in their attempts to form n uni n
Of all true men, Such a union is the only
hope Of freedom, and must not be defeated.
Yours truly,
A REPUBLIcAN OF MAINE.
Sept. 10, 1865.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
1dlalton's Dailp cSournal

Will be published, as usual, during the
session Of the Legislature, and arrangements
will be made to forward it, daily, POST
PAID, 5yDte quickest time The msa' isia al
,om.
Subscribers are desired to send in their
names at once, that we may make the nee
cssary arrangements in time to supply our
selves with the materials.
TERMS.
Daily Joornal, post paid, Si.00 in adv.
Waterman g. Journal, weekly,
during session, 25
80 months, SO as to
include the public acts 80
O. Postmusters and Representatives are
invited to forward subscriptions, and for five
subscribers or over they may retain % per
cent.
E.P. WALTON, in.
Montpelier, Sept II, 1855.
O. Editors copying the above, will be
entitled to the Daily free.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Worse and worse.

General Pierce showed great sagacitv in
picking out an INSCRIPTIONS aud pig headed
ioady when he appointed wilson ~h,nnon
Governor of Kansas. The nsiau, the fellow
opened his mouth, IN the vicinity of his new
provncehe emitted such a torrent OF ola tant
siupidlues, arranl nonsense and crinrIng SER
Writes. that we wonder the barbarans Of
Missouri had stomach fritall A sketch of
his speech TO the mob IN Weston is before
us. and we find It hard to comprehend how
anybody wearing the human form could sink
To snch abasement. lie not only crovelied
but Numbered. lie told the yelling ..reqnla-
tors" about him-all of them citizens Of Ms.
sour,-ihat he was much obliged 10 them for
their SITUATIONS and sercnade. because IL
showed Inn that be might rely upon Their aid
IN enforcing the laws OF Kansas Shannon.
TOR wonder, and by a biunder spoke the
truth TOR once. It Is only by the aid of the
regulating" MissourIans. who have invaded
aud 60 quered kalsns. that be can maintain
sembance Of authority. lie is Governor
upon their sutlurance. Should he become
drspised and rejected OF them should he
offend them by refusing to drink. To gamble.
or 10 commit any act demanded by their way
ward lawlessness, it is not Franklin Pierce
That can keep shannon IA place. No Won
der that be wen, down on his marrow bones
ana with bated breath did homage 10 the lords
OF the bowie-knie. lie is in their power
lhey can shoot HIM, tar and feather him
send HIM down river on plank paint him
black, detile his goods, subject him to any
outrage suggested by a ruff inly Imagination
aud all that Pierce could or would do. would
De 10 send new Governor TO be mauled and
malireated.
shannon in great haste told his gentle
welcomers that he iras for Siquery IN kan-
sas :" This was the only safe declaration to
m Ike At the time We do not know that we
even blame the creature for utterug a con-
iession Ike tins under the circumstances but
what shall we say of the Administration
which by it's remissness has left It's officials
no means Of self preservation except SELF
stuliilcali n!
We publish a sketch Of Shannon's speech
in another column. ~ e advise nobody who
IS easily affected with nausea, TO venture up-
on It's perusal - Boston Illus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Russian Loan in The United States, &c. -
The N. Y. Times has news from private
source, 10 the effect that Russia having illl-
ed 10 obtain loan IN Europe. she has II 10
contemplation TO raise one IN the Uniieu
States on a plan similar to the recent loans
IN France. This runor, II Is SAID, bad reach
ed the English and French Governments On
the other hand, the Tunes learns from an A.
merican lady direct from 81. PeiersbuTgh'
{ Mrs. Bodisco) that there was no financial OF
commercial distress IN Russia; that money
is abundant, and business as brisk as ever.
No fears were entertained OF the capture OF
Sebastopol A large reserved force was a.
waiting ORDERS at 1T. Peiersburgh, and there
was no difficulty in obtaining recruits, or sup
Plies OF provisions and money. The American
officers sent out to take lessons in war, hsu
obtained the tmperor's permission to WISH
clonstadt and Sebastopol.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

ton, David McCaino, Frsnces,own, N. H.,
Salms Kendall, J. w. Benton. VIM. Plum
mer, Boston, Calvin Ainsworih, Williams.
town, VI.
Calvin Ainsworth, wlliamstown, Vt. Presi,
]. w. Butler, Boston, Treasurer aud Agent.
f. p. Walton, Jr. Montpelier, W., CLERK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Excursion.

We notice an excursion to Montreal and
Quebec is advertised by the Vernon, Cen
trail and Vermont and Canada Railroads to
come of on Wednesday, the Goth instant -
This will furnish fine opportunity to visit
the two principal cities of Canada, enjoy the
finest nver scenery in tho world, and save
two-'hlrds OF your money. For example,
the regular fare between Montpelier and
Montreal is s4,75 each way, but in this ex-
cursion 1t is less than one-,hird, viz. S3,25
and to Quebec and back only Si,25.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Maine EleCtion.

We have returns from 326 towns and plan
taiious in this State. In these the aggregate
vote is
1855. 1854.
Morrill,. Republican, i6.299 dl.tU2
Wells, Democrat, i97ii Paris 26,si4
Reed Wing, 9,S!'2 l2,s96
Mr. MornI's vote is l697 larger than 1t
was last year, aud his plurality over Mr.
Wells in the towns heard from IS 3555.
II - not certain tina, The Republicans have
elected a sing le Senator, though Il is possi-
bic they may have chosen two in Hancock
and one IN Pscttoqus Thirteen Democrats
aud eight Wings are elected
The House Of Representatives, so far as
we have returns, contains Republicans SO,
Democrats 20. Wings ~. There remain IS
districts to be heard from. The Wings hold
The balance Of power.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

HANSON was nominated as n Republican
candidate for Canal Commissioner amid a
perfect storm Of enthusiasm. MIR. Giddinps
made most thrilling speech Of two hours -
Mr.. Howe of trawford. aud NJ. Allison of
Beaver, also spoke, aud then the Convention
adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

C. P R. r. r. Co. The people of Or
leans County have set on foot new move
ment in aid OF the extension OF this road.
They are goin. to make application to the
Legislature for the passage Of an Act. au-
lhonzlng the county of Orleans to ralse funds
for the purpose of subscribing In the stock of
the Company, and authorizing each town IN
county to do the same, providing such county
or towns shall vote TO make such subscription.
This Is quite common way. at the West, Of
raising money for railroad purpose, but we
have no recollection that It was ever before
attempted IN New England.-jyindsor Jour
nal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Orange County Senators.

"A Good Story Spoled.-Stoddard d. Col
by solemnly assures US that he never sai
that President Pierce had laid the Democrat.
&C party IN It's grave, and ought to join the
n Ms. OF course the X. Ms. will be very
much relieved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
The Pennsylvania Republican
Convention.


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Convention.
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c,n Siate Convention bn,d an Wednesd,y n,
PursbuYph. The Ga,,He SAYS;
The Conyentinn vrstcrd,y enrr,sse1 onr
whole time and attention ana as we have no
fvo,n TO spsre beyond that occnnied hy the
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

The State Fair al RuHand.-The Yer
mont State Far commenced at Rutland on
tuesday, under the direction of Major Dun
lop, as Chief Marshal. The show of horses.
cattle aud sheep is said to have been very
hne--surpassing anything of the kind in New
England. The exhibition of fruit was moi
very good, owing to the ackwardness OF the
season. The products ofthe mine, the quar-
~, aud the workshop are represented as max
ing fine show. The attendance was unu-
sually largo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Free State candidates were chosen by large
impurities at the late municipal election in
Lesvenwofth, Kansas Territory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

i've are requested to state that Mr.
geo ~. Thompson has for sale the 10Th vol.
Of w. Reports.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

GsHerous. "A large vote Is gwen for JAS.
NJ. SLADE. for Governor, although he was
10, "A regular nominee. II was easier for
HIM to receive the nomination at the Bell VS.
Falls Council than 10 prevent 1t. lad he
been nofnInsted there is strong prob biiy
that no Governor would have been eltcied by
the people The result in the Assembly can
be guessed at Mr. Sladr preferred that Gov
Royce should be reelected, in order that
union might prevail among the Anti-Sayery
men IN the Staie.-.Rutiand Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Elijah Denny, aged lis years. a revolu
iionary veteran, resides ia Pulaski County,
Ky.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

ch'Henden County official canvass
gives the following results for Senators;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-15
DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

I IN PACKAGES fsesl qag Genuine MEDICiNES
flO cHEYIGALs. pAISTs Sc, &C. Esssiysd Rec and
II the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market. opposite UnOl
,treet Mas vills a1 june24
-,URGiCAL DENTAL, SURVEYING, MlDw1FsAr and
> POsia LS'truvs7ts, assorted Just rseelved ed by
tpERFt MERY.-5O doz C9lognss and other .fcs
L Toilette Waers assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted
C0SMHNICS A fqsssGssortnleut
HAIR TO ICS Riir Dyes. Gloss Powder, pufis and
UfIING FLUIDS, Pomaiums, ohs, Pai'oeoD'es
Toll TIE and Shaving Soaps, 100 dog.
uDONlINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
Fag0rsng Extracts. g fuR assortment Received aud
otfred cheap by I W ELbS
(,OD Liy r O7a.-RgsEToN ouISlSE. me-: NOaFHlA,
hyd Potass IODINE, NITRATE SlLYEB, Select
powders of Ipecae Opium Coec, nth khubarb Seam0ny,
Iaysppe, Golden Seal All odsned low by
juDe4 l. W tLLS
SARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
y DULL'S Gaisotts TowNsEND's, CarPeatey's, SHAKER
esh huid Extracts OF SaIsapailila
IIRAkDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs and Sag
ID pipes ognsGc OtaFd, mp ey Sgnette, and Cham
pdgne BranGies Madeira, Port. sherry Muscate "lSEo
A ROMATIC sCHIEDAM SC1NAPPS.-A
IN popular remedy 10 diseases of the hianeys,
DoRTER London in piut and quart bottles
Received by Z, WELLS
EHLEGTRIe Machines, Rsdieine Cze9ts, Me5icsi
T. Saddle Bags, GdDae Buys Tulsses, Shoulder Braces,
ttsro Atdensyaat S4EpTtes
n ydraulic Gene It and Plaster of Paris Of sn
IL perlor quality. t@f '-
yTARNISRES Flu nitrre, Coach, Denar, IBrOrr
Bta6e japan, iron Leather instrument and Picture
Yarnshes.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol- Silrsr Lea1; Red, Yel1oa
VI and White b, Oazes
DRUSH ES-79 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat Cloth
- Paint DuStng Sweeping, Scrubbing Poona, Stencil
dorse Comb. Shoe, stopping and Varnish Brushes
EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
IL june24 l. WELLS
RTIST,S COLORS.-9! dozen fresh assorted
IA ColOrs in inf sxible tubes, well assorted.
PICES; 1860 LBS. Pepper; s75 lbs Pimentc;
y Gloves. Cinnamon, Mace, GIpger; Ground Specs.
Vermicella; Sparkling Gei.etne Bitter Almonds, Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPES, Marbles Gun Flints, Percussion Caps Gun
L Waddng
COUCH Candy-65 d zen Howe's Cough Candy,
! and New England Cough syrup.
HEUsTARDS-Ea Frankfort, Loaiseills, Lexington and
w Cincinnati. Received and or sale by 7. WELLS.
TINE PEN AND POCKET KNIYES.-Assd.
n PORT M0NAlES, every shaoe
PISTOLS SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
cEGARs AND TOBACCOs-8 IS, ,OOl Casqdorss.
y NifoE0h BdrriOs Leondoro jenny Lind Segtrs;
rs boxes lg Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaccos. For sale low by l. WELLS.
3 DLACKING-40 gross fresh Paste Blackiug.
d STARCH, 25 boxes, STAR CANDLES, 4 boxes,
ALCOHOL, VinegArs V7ls5gS GlSS kuus, 50 bbls-
LINSEkD OIL and SPTS TURPEN1lNE.
PURE WHITE LEADin %, 50 and loo 10 kegs
ZiHk WHIFE PAINT fine French IN % aud 80 kegs
Received and for sale AT small advance by
june24 Z. WELLS. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-15
Nashville, tennessee.

Chartered by the General Assembly of the State.
THE above Institution permanently located, and is
L not surpassed bY any similar establishment 10 the
United States point of facilities for imparting thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
BOok-keeping.
This Department the immediate supervision Of
he President of College who practical book keeper
navng had many years experience in of the largest
counting -houses IN he UniuI
Commercial Law,
This Branch is under Ihe erin ,eudence of JOHN
acEwES ESQ Member Of the Nashville Bar who is tco
widely known lawyer and to require any further
notice at our handS
The Course Of Instruction embraces both eadirg and
Lec,lres
Lectures viii be delivered a. nigh. 50 as not to nterfsre
win MS prOess.oha! eugaguuIentS
dercantIlc Calculations
oy WA FERREI- A ULdeI head Is embraced every
secies of calculations necessary for bookker euS
ussS man u1dersaud-viz Interest Discount Loss
iain, Equations, Exchange, sc. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping BY Double ana single try, applied
to every variety OF business, bOth prosperous aid
adverse ~
Commercial Law Lectures including the Of books g
Penuansnp-For twenty lessons, "a be taken within
one month ..............-.
For hfty lessons taken within three months. 81
s7y Fhe abeve fees payab nvaTiablg n advance
The importance THIS rule IUS appear ubvOus student
enter Tor Unlimited period with Th, privilege
ing auY time during life Without extra charge.
This School is peTpei ua session, having vacation
hence suden may enter Al any uBe and pursue then
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will De supplied With con
peent book Keepers by apP ing al THIS establishment
Good board and lodging Can be Obtared Tor So veek
No student viii be taksn fer less than iUil
whatever branches he pGrsues,
Time requ,r for = full course-from IN ten weeks
sy Address SOU hern Comm, rciGi Coiiege, Nashville
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