Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

n Model Suits .fiiorney. - J. Barrett our
States Attorney, treats The Name Law as
he does other criminal laws At the term Of
court closing on the ION inst, ;. G. prau
wis prosecuted Tor selling liquor, plead gull
~ to 30 counts. and paid : so line and costs.
W l. Bragg uf tluechee was convicted on
~ counts, fined ; 1OJ and COSTS. X. Beck
OF Neaihersheld plead guilty TO Is counts,
and fined $50 and COSTS n. r. Wood
ward plead guilty to counts and was fined
500 aud cosls also Mr. Nash of Bethel
plead guilty 10 10 counts and was fined : 100
aud costs. Whole amount $50. Au ex-
ample to Vermont States Attorneys -Sllnd.
ard.
Fatal .leciisni-We are pinned to learn
That Mr. Harvey Rathbun, was killed on The
l6h inst, by the falling OF a tree. The
circumstances as we have them, are these:
Mr. k thbun, being IN the employ of Mr..
Sidney Woodbury., OF Lowell, was engaged
IA chopplng 10 the woods and fell a lree
which lodged on another and while attempt
ing TO fell tins latter tree, u lnnb FROM the
former fell upon him, killing hun Instantly.
-irdsJug Standard.
g. The Republicans in the House
should pcrsevere. They have the night aud
the Scriptures on their side. See Psalm XII,
| I'M verse Let not an era Speaker be es-
tabtished IN The Earth"
Richardson and Fuller would have stood
no chance at all, under Dayid's adminlstra.
ton.
The Cherokees and Negro Slavery The
Legislature Of the Cherokee Nation mas re-
Gently passed An act Tor the Protection Of
Slavery In the Cherokee Nation" # ayows
that The Cherokee people are, and have
been for many years, slaye-hoding people,
IN Chrtsiian-like spirit = and that The listl-
tuition OF Slavery Is recognized by the Con-
sututon and laws OF the nation. The act
then sets forth that some Missionary Church.
es have expelled some Cherokee citizens, and
threatened others with expulsion for not
emancpatlng their slaves; and authorizes
the Principal Chief to communicate with the
Boards Of Missiono, touching upon the lnsti-
tuition OF Slavery as a Church princip pie. IL
also enacts "lhat 1t shall be unlawful for
any Missionary 10 counsel or advise any
slave, any way whatever, to the detriment Of
his owner or owners, under penalty of being
removed onl of the limits OF this Nation .
and for any citizen to thus counsel or ad-
wise slave contrary to the interests of the
owner, subjects him to fine of from SIS to
800. Ii Is also made unlawful for the SD
perlntendent of Public Schools to employ or
continue teacher who is known to be an
aboitOnist or for the National Treasurer
to issue permit to any such person
SO the two Houses of the Cherokee Leg
isature thought fit to express themselves
but the Principal Chief had the good sense
10 veto the act, aud ITS friends could not car
ry II by the requisite vote after the veto.
Hoioioays Pills, the most celebrated
Remedy IN the Unlon for The cure OF dlseas-
es Of the Liver aud Stomach. Edmund Al-
ga, Of Coopertown, New York, was for the
pcuo of nineteen years a complete misery
TO himself, and burden to his friends, he
suffered 50 severely and continuously from
liver complaint, and dlsordered stomach,
that he was constantly for weeks together
confined 20 his bed. The doctors did HIN no
good, and he therefore LETT off consulting
them, Nine weeks ago he commenced using
liolloway's Pills, and his wife called at the
store of Professor Holloway, 20 acknowledge
most gratefully that her husband Is quite
cured. Professor Holloway hopes thai the
thousand others IN the Union whu have been
benehued will now come forward.
TO ConSumpiiues.-Eyery sufferer from
CONSUMP ZION, IN whatever stage, should
try DR.. Rogers Syrdp Of Liveri0ori, Tar,
and CanchdiaguG, and prove 10 their own sat-
isiactlon that this disease can be cured, even
IT Tho symptoms are very dlscouraglng -
THIS medicine acts like charm IN subdulng
the Cough and restoring health to the whole
system All druggists have u.