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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01


The Citizens of the Untn suet mu ch irom the disor
ders Of the Liver and Stomach scarcely any free r.
the influence Of these destructive maadrs, hence life
fast The fair perhaps, the most handsome in
the world, up 10 certain period when, dsressingtu say
men loose their teeth and good looks while yet IN The
hayday Of life, such sad evils may be etctuay remedied
by continually keeping the blood pure and the Liver and
Stomach in healthy action, when life will flow smoothly
and resemble ans cOngenial cline, where an etrr-
na spring appears to reign AS regards the preservation
the human frame, and the duration Of lft much may
be effected aud ay earessy that h, aI aud life be
prolonged for many beyond their ordinary limits, If
HoowayS Pills e taken TO purify ihe blood according
to the rules laid down for health CONTAINED ~ the Iecns
which accompany each box.
A Case Of Weakness and Debility Of Ten Years
Standing Cured By Hotioway's Pills.
Copy Of Lcller from Capt John Johnson Astor House.
New York, dated January 5ih, 1854
To PRoF HOLLOWAY, 49, Corner of Ann and Mas
sau Street, N. Y:r-iswith the most heartfelt pleas
ure have to ilf,rm yon that have been restuird 10
health and strength by taking your Pills. For the lastien
years, suffered from erangment OF the Liver and
Stomach, and reduced To such extremity that
gave mp sy Ship, expecting 60 to any more
as had TIED every remedy thai was nded to me
but all to purpose and had given myself up def pair
hen was at last recommended 10 take your rs Afte
using them for three month tile result is that am now
in better health than have been for eleven years past,
I aud indeed well as ! my life. fun are
quite at liberty to mike this known for the benef to
others. remain, Sir, yours respectfully
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully eRca ous in the
following Complaints.
ATe. Erysiptas Retention Of Brine
Asthma, Felnaic lfregulari- Scrofua or Kings
| BliOustomplaints ties Evil
Botches on the Fevers 0fal kinds Stone and Gravel
skin Gput Secondary Symp
Bowel Complaints Headache toms
Constipation of the Indigestion VeHeral affections
Bowels Jaund!ce Worms ufa kir Dis
Debility Liver Complaints Weakness fiom
Dropsy Piles whatever cause.
Sold at the Establishments Of Professor liouwHys, 81
Maiden Lane, New York, and pa strand 1ond n, and
by all respectable Druggist and Dealers Of Medicines
Throughout The United states, in Pots and Boxes, at
ceutS G2 | 2cens, and $l00 each
r considerable saving in taking the large size
N. hDrectihns for the glid ince VI Patients in ever"
disorder are affixed to each Box ,39eop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Fresh Fish.

We are receiving weekly large lot Of Fresh Fish,
w which can sell cheap for cash Te those that wish
to buy to sell again we win make liberal discount Give
US . cali. We shall not be undtfsold,
Nov. 81, 1854. FULLER SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26

public Me- bat the fossse thsn opened in Ne senstu-
ton and In which The nrst 10 - over whelnsd,
serves to-day for the President Of New Granada your
sentence win come to It But forget not that
day poserty, seated the steps Of that toub,
win ash account Of this great Judgment and that for
the glory Of the republic the judges Of to day should ap
greater than the accused II 10 necessary that your
sentence should resist the shaking Of the tempest and
the action Of time and that time pessss, is dusa-
sons should appear more extraordinary with the lively
and splendid reflection Of justice. You must for time
pronounce absolute sentence and that ought to be
an impartial ONE. Sentence me- Senator Judges; but
charge let that sentence be worthy OF the great
before postety preserve the correct Judgment Of my
contemporaries, becauie heretofore my has been
unjustly cursed other has been execratea in
the New World and the heroic people, the great people
OF New Granada, did not wait for the opening OF my
grave 70 shed tears OF compassion Through the dark
cloud Of msfortupss the hand Of God in all the
plentude OF his justice and Of his Sentence but
be impartial judges Of the President of the republic,
and not the conductors of the lightning illuminated by
the cloud Of torment which for twenty eight has
been growing over my head Sentence but no remit
nflcpucaaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
NEW GRANADA.
DEr osrTIoT or THE PnBsIpRST-HIs APpEAL TO THE


some time ago the President Of New Granada General
jose Maria Obando was the result OF OF tbs ps
ooieh revolutions Of the country mporsriiy deprived
DIS power, the Vice President goyerning ad iafcri;
ana opanco and his two Secretaries OF War of Gov
enment-Barriga and del Realwsre accused and tried
oeIore the Senate for ecial mafeassnce Tho trial Is
ecenty come to conclusion The President has been
ana sentenced to be deprived of his Office and
mis- secrsAries acquitted The proceedings have been
sPPioved oy tpe vice President, Maiarno obendo ad.
Sessea poweI.ei and affecting appeal to tbs Ssna:e.
know that you yourselves win within a vear nj,
solve me- although now you may consider that imnoe,
Die. When mines niamea sus plcion ha,on,a. rss
IT, The nation II about to Senators far IN.
year, and It II natural that you her worthy
lives win return to your posts and then repe.t Won
yin undoubtedly abeolve What evil would res,,t
to the public IT. ~ ask you leave the sub j,fs
lundeclced1 for year Why do you not initiate that
example Of the Arsopsgus, which, in trying woman
Who poisoned her husband sod her son. and who even
mltted the crme-deserred sentence, not to sen
eence her in the moment Of wrath and vengeancs which
suen euocity excited-for hundred years. innocent
- an only ask from ycu single year. Reflect, citi
- senator's and either absolve me account Of my
giving proof o. extraordinary Justice, fuch
- pefEaps nstery does not exhibitor else defer the
oonctnssn OF the judgment for the incoming Senate
- ume citzen Senator'S 10 put and 70 this mortal
getw zen innocence and caumny-betyeen truth
80 ssenoea. DO not attempt 70 account 10 myself
80 .nss snseb occurring. take refuge In myself:
sss .neasy OF my destiny alone explain the
csd Knows tbe arst cannon sso. ar.d an IN. ,ovn,,
" We SIM Iprn Qss4) marked ,be last second o. my
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Obituary.

COL PHuJp BARTON KER died at his residence, Arca
dis," laourche PARISH, Louisiana on the stn instant
The deceafe was native Of the District OF Columbia
and relative OF the Key family OF Maryland, ons Of
whom, IL s well kno wn, the author OF The Star
spapgled Banner" Col Key Was member OF the con-.
iana and was at the time Of his death State Senator
The Hon. wILIIAx HorABrRp, Of Winehester, Csnnec-
lieut. died at his residence In that town, on the evening
OF The 22d inst He returned from New York on satur.
cav evening wss taken H. and died Tuesday evening
He was a prominent lawyer Of Ltch6eld county WA
10 Islo and Lsussnt Governor Of The State IN 1912
and bs.
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TEE NEW HAxpsnrnu wHrrE MorrrArss IN NAY.

"a writer In the Coos Democrat gives account Of his
sscent OF Mount Washington ON the 9th instaRt-the
earliest &C nture Of the Kind record He says.-Ths
second and third miles found the from two to
eet deep In several places 10 cut
Neppns places In the ice with our hatche's. weatiast
syed At the foot Of the highest crsg when trumpetd
aong by nigh wintry wind frost cloud and
ssting tie destructive power that freely moves sround
them, and succeeded in entering the Tp.top house by
back window. The doors and windows Of both houses
against the doors snow banked 10 solid that
with good axe and spade, think We could not have
lived 20 cut away an entrance, with the wind and ses.
" stlepg saaipst ns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
Claim for Damages Against Railro.d Conn
Pany.
Before Judge Duer and q Jury.

Before Judge Duer and Jury.
May 2A-Daniei Rooney rs the Second Avenue Railroad
Compony-This case which had been postponed seve-
raj days in consequence of the absence Of Mr.. L. E.
Buckley, the plaintiffs counsel came MP for trial this
morning Mr. Bulkeley, his opening, stated thas the
plaintiff had resided in New York twenty three years.
end returning from visit to his friends in the Old
Country the ship arriving here me 9th Of April
1854 plaintiff took the with his carpet bag which
he placed on the front PLATFORM that when
Twenteth street he rang the bell and stepped forward
on to the platform to pick up his bag when the driver
said to him. Get off quich, to which plaintiff replied
Give me time to get of and the driver pushing him
on the back with his hand said There d NO tine 70
STOP" and the plaintiff, who is old man. some ffty-
six years Of age, FELL and the over him. crush
ing three OF his toes and pjurng his back; that the
people in the neighbt rhood and pulled him rom
under the car, when tbs was driven on At fujI
speed without any attention being paid to the stsaton
OF plaintiff Several witnesses were called, soms Of
whom testified substantially the facts as stated by
counsel in the opening One witness, Mrs. Mulen
stated with precision all the facts. Messrs Richard
schel Hutchns appeared for the company and after
able opening for the defence called several wtnes.ss
70 show that the compsny had heard Of the acc
dent until the suit was commenced and that they had
not been able to ascertain who the conductor
driver the night in question: also some evidence in
to the accident tending to show that the car
was stopped when the plaintiff fell
Judge Duer then adjourned the Court till Monday,
when either party B to have the right to produce tar
thsr testimony. The damages are Laid at $l0, 600.
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about 2hs years; have since been engaged In selling
printing presses; have been here akcnt avs 1870
from Cincinnati; came here ON INV ov. businsss.
never saw Mr. Cole to know him till came int oourt
don't rknew Capt. Cumugs Findlay,s chara .ter hss
been bad ever since have known him; was NOT pre-
sent at the Martha Washington trials; never AID snv
business with hin; Mr.. Bisnop, his partner n dad:
reside in Third street, Cncnnati; am the businsss
agent Of Mr.. Sawyer, Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Lorenzo Fairbanks sworn-I have known Mr.. Cole
since his arrest; have him write; know his
writing do not believe these drafts signed Ey Wood
Co., are In his hand writing
Cross examined-I am counsel for Mr.. Cole; opened
this ease the part OF the Defence the acceptance OF
think.
Mrs. Cummings recalled-Ths cover shown NE "a the
very that my husband rave Mr. Cols IN Cnspnsu
in 1900 or b1: doa't know that this trunk came on
here ct the same time did
Mr. Bentley recalled-I saw this cover ON trunk In
court this trunk ON here with Mrs. Cole
came On mere with Mrs. Cole, and the trunk cans with
Nh. Aat,eD, the Chief OF Police, was here brought
into court under arrest He had been subpeua "A Nv
the Court and refused to attend when the Recorder IT,
sued An attachment against him. He was arrsated and
brought into court In charge of officer After some
conversation with Mr. Busteed he permitted to DE-
part without being cal cd upon the stand.
Mr. Busted said this closed the case on the part OF
the defence excepting the reading Of documsntary
evidence upon q commission sent to Cincinnati.
The OF several parties Of position in Cncin-
na was then read on the part Of the defence tending
to mpsaeh the character Of Fndlay sustain Lyman
Cole -
here the case rested on both sides.
The Court then adjourned till this morning ut nine
O'Clock when the sounse both sides win sun up the
case, and give IL to the jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
Meeting OF the superintendents OF Insane
AhylumS.

From TIE Boston Courier, May PAL
The Association Of Superintendents of Institutions for
the Insane of the United States assembled in this city
rss9ss Dr. .a.asr nd BEL 81
Providence, was chosen in his place. DR.. Thomas S.
Kirkbrdge, Of Harrisburg, Pa, was chosen Vice Presi
chosen Secretary The session yesterday held In the
Common Council chamber and the following named gen.
tlsnen we're present -
Luther " Be, supedentof Insane Asylum, somsrvils,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
Superior C0urt-Gener nI Term.
Present, the six Jldgss.
MORE OF THE SCHUYLER PRAupa.

NAY rs Tho Pr9ident, Directors and Company Of the
Mechanics Bank Of bic City Of NeY York, plainti6s snd
respondents u.s. The Ne,u York and Ne,o Haven Railroad
Company, appellants This was appeal from the spe-
cial term OF this court proceeding ssaAr to that
lately reported In the Supreme Court The appellants
contend that Schuyler did pot profess to act
agent Of the company when forged the certificates
and raised money them for himself and that Schuy-
Ter and Kyle We'll knew when they passed tho ssrAcate
for stock that It Was and Illegal and that
the act Of Schuyler in making and Kyle in utering 1t
lhe argument has just commenced, and will occupy
couple Of days.
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PERU.
REoRg AMY ALTON OF THE GOVERNMENT THE PRE-

bkUho ANlZATlON OF The dOfhhNMENT THE Pth-
sIDENCY-FLOREs- MANUMIssI0N OF SLAVES, ErC.
Tie most important question in Peru relates to the
election Of constituent assembly to reorgsn'se the go
vernment A constitution is to be framed, and
then new President chosen The period for hat choice
d remote, snd still the public mind is engaged the
question Of candidates Many aspire to the post Those
who have the most likelihood Of success Castillo and
Elias
The arrival Of Flores In Lima had caused alarm
seems the Ecuadoran Minister had protested against
bis admission into the country but nothing had been
resolved upon Diplomatic relations bstween Peru and
Ecuador had been broken of account Of the reception
given by the former TO Flores Fiercs has published
card denying that he avails himself OF the hospitality Of
Peru to prepare a hostile expedition.
The leaders OF the fallen psrty had been ordered to
ave the country and subaterns to leave the capital
Cor the provinces.
million dollars were soon to be distributed among
The owners Of slaves a. the rate OF three hundred dol
hrs for each slave manumitted without distin son Of
age The declaration Of the owners cath was
10 Justify their claims.
ExPresdent Echenque Is invited t. return and take
trial for the offences with which he Is chargedsnd the
government pledges bis safe conduct
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BRAZIL.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR WITH PARAdUAY.-PosIrIoN
BR ALL.

The war between Brazil and Paraguay remains In
sufu quo The partial combats which taken place
we're Of no Importance although the Paraguayans have
exhibited In them proofs Of vaer In defence Of their
cessble mountains. The Brazilians have suffered
IN almost all the encounters The force of Paraguay was
said TO amount to 100 COO men, While Buenos Ayres
sot sn the hand prevented the passage OF the
an squadron into the waters Of the Psrana she has
on the other furnished large supplies and munitions to
Paraguay.
honsydso continues under the qGasi proeesoeate Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
BOLIVIA.

The paragraph in yesterdays HERALD stating that
Belzu has been again elected President must fancy
be mistake into which Of our Central American
exchanges have fallen It may have arisen from the
fact that President Belzu bad resigned his post but
had, the solicitation Of Congress, withdrawn his
resignation. The period for the election Of Presi
seEt however, close at hand, and the Ele,toral
College had been convoked to make choice. 1t does
not appear that Bezu is again candi late. The candi
dates Santa Cruz, Acoreza, MISTER of War, AMI
Cordovs, son-in law Of Belzu-al generals. The frat
had directed letter from Paris to hs fellow citizens,
showing his principles, censuriDg the policy Of BelEu,
and promising 10 lift up Boivis from its prssen. dis
1sss The official journals make vigorous opposition
70 Santa Cruz.
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The Committee on Public Health, Of the Board
OF Councilman.

or COunc1l1nens
The above committee met yesterday afternoon at half
pest three occ In the chamber Of the Board Of Coun
cDmen The hearing of parties interested in tho landing
ofemerants at Castle Garden was postponed till next FRI
sci those opposed to the having been
engaged in other business. The committee decided to
report in favor Of the
Petition A. g. Bogert and Others to have the sunken
lots filed In between Twelfth and thirteenth Streets
North River.
Resolution directing the Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps 70 remove street &c, from the pier foot
Ct Watts street.
Petiton Of John Mlhau and Others to remove the mig
bty es above Eighty. sixth street.
Resolution sgainst the peddlDg or sale of uusound
meats provisions or vegetable MASTERS In any
portion Of the city Of New York.
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about eight years. daring the last few years Mr. Cole
has resided at Oxford Butler county, Ohio hts house
house; he vas also there shout the MIDDLE q june;
left my house in July; said he was goias to warren
Ohio; when he vent to Detroit he aofent four or
ave days; he finally lsft my house in August, 1854 he
was arrested at my house; Ms Cole invited to live
At house when We read In the papers that Coles
house burnt; sbs did not come Immediately, but
the mddle Of last February; saw FindIsy there;
vened will him. he IN the same cell with Cole; I
An acquainted with the character Of Mr. Coe as far a.
know 1t Is good; know Of no business transactions
between Cole and Kissans; have heard Mr. Cole say
that Findlay owed him; do not know what brought
Mr. Cole to New York in August last; Co.e had nous
tacbe when he returned from New York.
Tie Court here took recess for half an hour
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mary 0'Conor sworn-I reside ct the New York Hotel;
am cbanbermsid; l have been there three years;
know Margaret Hapdbury employed on the second
aoor in AOgnst 1854; don't remember ever seeing Cole
Nh. sdia n Cumings sworn-I sm the wife OF Capt
ep% s1 Known him i'm for
ak or seven years; know Of trans'er OF trunk
cover from my husband 70 h1 .Ns ~ was
fnow the cover 70 see again; we we're getting new
TO trunks and were going to throw the old
new; Capt Cummings told him to take II II he wished
and Mr. Cole took IT, know Of Mr. Cole using the name
Of Carbon, Den Carlos Bustamente, and seyerH other
names that trunk cover has not been in the possession
OF my husband since.
CSoss-extmned BY Mr.. Hell-My husband was can
tain Of the Martha Washington; he has been captain
OF several boats he never had but enc boat burned
Mr. Cumrss was never In timste with Mr.. Cole to nv
knowledge; don't think they travelled tegsther;
am sure they never had any business transactions
together; don't know where my husband 10.
james g. Bangs sworn-I reside In Cincinnati; I have
been prsetising physicsn; know Andrew Findlay;
have known him sinss lS4S; know his general charas
ter IL very bad hs reputation for truth veraety
very bad I would not believe him under oath.
Croes exsmped--I have ceased practising medisine
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refrain from suspend ding the secretary from legation
Mr.. souie was Minister with plenary powers hts resg
nation would not take effect TIL his successor should
arrive; and 1t would be strange indeed il he had not
the TO susoeud tratorous secretary until nsrac
items could be had from Washington responsibiiy
which, 70 be regret he did not assume and thus
have saved from further poutoo our "honored srmL'
The question !. nes sstvssp inaiydu.s between
ss s4s into an
ultimate ,ssus indeed dari bat whose preons
psass with The IeS ss1.nsss and ifss:
This is Spanish cabinet throat TO bully tAs President
whose nerves are supposed 70 be weak. Mr.. Perry
must have overlooked the meaning OF the Ian
.s 81 SSs 10
thar. pluck a. 70 believe that spsin eoui whip ts
United States that even President Pierce could be
intimidated BY the ponpous warning that-to the
diplomatic language Of this extraordinary and infamous
psperi,s Ultimate s,ue Is indeed dark, and ts pre-.
sent dshouor and calamity certain
"War with Spain has motive which be avowcd, but
cause cannot be made wtlou. the 60 operation Of dplo
must be deceived or Il is inpoesible"
Here the Preside Ia paternay informed that Span.
ish kick love tap, ard must be recved kindly; and
that cannot grow out Of any amount Of kicking,
'withou. The operation Of dipiomscy and intrigue
pal party Pity that the President don call tsp learned
professor Of diplomacy and intrigue near him.
HE h too With h who
appreciate . truly American policy"
This 10 an interlnestion by His Imperial Majsstys
Minister, n. rulgot The internal peace" Of France,
which that GENTLEMAN and his master conceived 70 BE-
mepaced by The vicinity Of Pierre Soule, ID the
same sort Of peace" against which Thomas Jefferson
and John Adams conspred In His Britannia Majestys
colonies in u.s. and which, BY the 70 bsforgottsn
Md of the dsvning republication Of France, fore
stbers dispelled when they started US ON our giant
,asSer Of republican Independence. IL ID appropriate
hat Louis Napoleon, emb should thus sdmonsh
is through Senior Perry, that republican sympathies
sgpahfy man for American Minister.
aose, leaving many rich YsnR 10 ibis ming Of dplo
astie psrSdy ustossbed. GINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-17
TO THE PUBLJC.

IN the l2th day uf Mar, b, ls5o an advertisement
~ tia NV goods hal been Gis,rain.d and would be
sold n public auction fpr re:t George L. XIII.
appeared in TIE Evening Star. AS such an sdyer-
nsemeui, u unexplained, would have the tendency
20 NIUE my credit, which is my only fortune, and
only EraHs Of supporting my family, make the fol-
lowing statement:
On ihe Let day or August, 1854, entered into an
age meEt 20 lease, fer vr yea = from Geo 4. Kirk
the part If 1t No =, in Square No 437, aud ptem-
agreeing Il ilrHish a new flaHing Machine and all
us hxiures, al ils 81, an" have them finished fully
Tor use within two months from said Let su.ut :,
1851. This Dir. Kirk failed 20 do. The said ira
chime was nO finished a8d fife M FIR use for two
months alter the time speCii' q. This Was n great
loss to me. TIE D!aGiag machine was wor n m..re
tran al The machinery on the premises. Mr. Kirk
further agreed To build a lex shop on said ground,
move aud set all the na HEinery- and put tnem in
Tn0t running order, at his Owa cost and ex Densc.
Nr Kirk has entirely failed TO perform his part of
acreemet, ana et demanded Of IN. the paymeIt Of
The full rent of 500 pr aEsum, for n "A old shop
without roof CT glas> in the windows, or shutters TO
Keep cut The ctlh. II is impossible for a1y ore 10
work IN the shop IN rainy wea her, 10 keep any
tang dry EIan cannot carry on business in the
hep IL "a; present condition. think when Mr.. X.
weighs Re matter We'll in dis mind his conscience
will nnl lei hin charge me much r, nj for an cid
>hop that l. ia a hammer wOr,E nothing, as have
had To pay fsr ncwune. II Nr. X. had demanded
nf ne s'nai and Just rent, wculi have settled il
with hini, notwithstanding the failure to comply
with his asr.eHHeHI. J. w. JORDON.
mar i6-iws