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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

10 loioays Phis.-Astonshng Cure Of
Bilious Complaint Mr.. Patrick M'Kennan,
Of Columbus, Ohio, suffered for upwards Of
three years from violent pains 10 the head,
foul stomach, bad digestion, disordered liver,
and general nervous debility, he tried various
remedies for the mitigation ofthis compound
disorder, tut he only became worse instead Of
better, although he also consulted several
doctors. Finding that the medical faculty
could not cure him, he had recourse to llol-
loway's Pills, by continuing with this remedy
for few weeks, he entirely regaIned his
health, and ever since then be has had not
the slightest return Of his complaint,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

a Fugitive Siape,--Quite an excitement
was created in Boston, last week, by the
rumor that fugitive slave hsd come from
Mobile, secreted in the barque Growler He
was taken into custody by the officers Of the
law, bat as no claimant appeared, he was dis
charged, and made tracks, on he under
grolnl rslroad.' for Canada
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FARM FOR SALE.

fINHE subscriber shas 10 soil her Pam siiuaied -
i miles moth Of rhstnid Academy, continuing 100
aofo Of good lana wni divided intn moving, pastufng
aud wood land about 40 acres oi which BE- well wooded
with Iemhek aud hard wood. n h VOL watnfed wih
rtvef falling brook, The hudings are good, and Il
contains one extra orchard Of grated fuil Il viii hs
sold a. great bargain To be soil between ms ana
The l9th Of eptemhof AMY ono wishing purchase
fam viii do wolf ~ cali nn iha Euhscribef
sOPHRONfA w. HuUGHTON.
Thatf,fd July ~, 1886. e0.2n
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jflarkRt5.
Cnmbridge Market, July 10.

Al Market 49s CATTLE 40l boevesl e9iores, onn'isrg
OF Warhing Oxen, Cowsand Jalfos, foaflngs, Two
and Three Years Olds,
Psters-FEtm g. 500 lst quality 81, 90 3d.
9ad quality 90 $3.50 third quality O. soi Ofdns
~ $500
Noiking OHsG-sl40.
Cows AMI Caiyee-S30, 20
Tive, saf olds-S3O IS.
Rheeo All Lamha--20S0 Al market, Ffioes-EHifa
O. 80 $40 POI hsAd. BY lots 50. to 800, EACH
Bur one plif At market.
REM ARKs--A great PARTON q catiie ai Msrkei to-
dtV With tho exception Of the Kenioeks, wesil r4sf
To- no,hiog more than second quality besf aud fod dui
Tie iendsnu, ~ prices Is still d3~nwrd thffp go
T. .ulha tni a. ilst vset's rfcrF, hnt duN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
A Political Map.

VIM. c Reynolds, 1876 Broadway and J.
c. Jones, Pine St, New York, have pub
llshod a mapof the United States, showing a,
glance The extent Of territory which was
opened to slavery by the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, COMPROMISE. Price % cents. II is
the best political document Of the season.
add every Fremont Club-yea, every voter
ought to have one as a constant witness to
the magnitude of the crime Of the Buchan-
ierg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

Bogus complains Of The people.-Brother
Atkins Of the Bellows Falls Argus made
very affecting speech at the Bogus Conyen-
ton. Democratic principles ale genuine"
SAID he; the Cincinnati platform is all
right; but 0c can't get II. people to read"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
TICE-

THE undois gned, would take ths opportunity TO no
tify tho public that there afo no authorized man
uficturefs of Pl rfs' patent Thmshef and Cetsf IN
the state of Yofmoat, and that ho will prosecute all
such manufacturers lie also cautions the public TO
purchase such machines, only of DAVIS CO., Trash
or Falls, ~ Y otherwise they become Liable hlf Ia
Engagement J. A. RI IT'S.
nv /. ~. DAVIS, Attorney Tor Vermont.
Q1gGEO. ". CREE, Montpelier, W., h authorized
agent u contract for those machines.
July 10, 1850 g6lm.
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PLANO LF(0.nT&S,
Plates. Guitars, and other Musical In


Furnished 81 AaHgiaeihres ioNfst Prieft
"A Instruments Of superior toee, action mechanical
arrangement and fnsh rarely met with 10 ihe coun-
nv IAN Interior Auicle aiIordng afgor pFud 10 the
ef and purchasers relying their own Judgment,
seldom enjoying opportunities Of musical comparison
and dsofiminatinnh NJ. Paddock, with Tho advani~ss
n rasral aud mechanical experience 10 the personal
lectoa of each instrument ordered, Il conhdent he
supply tho most pftei iastrssn AZ we s-af rfiees
az usu.ily Maid fof those which wofihlefa
lr5rPiaao Fouss tuned and got ~ efdcf,
Montpelier, ", April l2lh, 10 D. a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

Il Horse Cored to Death By Bull. H. A.
Saxion, Esq, Of Waltham, lost valuable
horse last sunday night under the following
circumstances. After retiring from evening
service at the Congregational Church IN this
city, be turned bis horses into a lot near his
residence and supposed the bars at the lower
side were M, but 1t appears they were not
and the horses passed through them to the
flats and into a lot adjoining that of Mr. Ba-
con, where was kept bull 10 the morning,
finding the horses gone, Mr.. Saxton went
down to where they had strayed aud found
them IN Mr., B's lot-one horse dead and the
other with a frghtful cash in the shoulder
wholly disabling him. Vpgeanes Citizens
O. BE 1t remembered, that James Bu-
chanan, M 1856, voted that every Pos;mas-
ter, who should put into the mail bags any
documen. relating to the abolition ofslayey
SHOULD be dismissed from office
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F. SToNt, Esq, Post Master at Camden,
Oneida co., N. Y, who has been acting as
Agent for the sale Of "BACH'S AMERl.
CAN COMPOUND" says it has proved
itself to be The only reliable .N'dicine for Dis
eases Of the Throat and Blood we have ever
known. Road Advertisement in another
colnmn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
A Democratic Dialogue.

Yermont Bogus Democrat to an Hinois
Real DemocraL-How is Illinois
Illinois - All one way
Bogus What do you mean?
Hiinois-For Fremont by 10000 minority
Exit Bogus with scowl, and Illinois
with a smile.
The above Is reported to US MS genuine
If anybody doubts it, let him inquire of Maj.
Eastman and Marcus d. Gilman, Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
Kansas.

from, Vonaka Kapsas In tha Chicago Til
bnue. that ON his way to that territory in
May last he was forcIby dragged from the
steamboat at Lexington by mob, led into
the woods. questioned as to his principles.
and on avowlur that he was in favor Of max
log Kansas q free State, he was stripped and
tarred and fathered lie was also severely
beaten ami LEFT by the road side lie walk
ed ln the following night fifteen miles 20
wood ward, where he took the first boat for
ST. Louis. and made a successful attempt,
few days after, 20 get to Kansas, where he
arrived safe and still remains.
Quite recently three respectable young
men started FROM Bond county, H.. for Kan
sas. boo wagon. with the intention OF be-
coming settlers They had proceeded on
their way until they rot within twelve miles
of Independence. No.. where they stopped
by spunr To eat their dinner aud feed their
mules While thus engaged a company of
fifteen or twenty Missourans. well armed
came up, and learning that they we're from
Illinois, declared that they were aboliuonlsts,
and swore that If they did not turn and 60
ol''o 'n'} ~'u' NV 80 o''e w. .''.',' p''
~ ~ ',''7 ''-'u'''5 ",'''''
.'... H., - -. ~.
W. ..'''. '',,, W.. . ,''.i, ~
c s',' ''''' '' ' '' '-''-
~. low. rop,o a., K,ns,. ls,vs,bo Gin.
.,,,.',, f,,,-.0,'nr tba z,L ~ noy co,o,ie,e
f,-as',rs, l.. ,.,4s ,,,,b s,sgo ,onlns
F,o,., Chez, D., I,o, c,,y ,bere d, cor-
nI.,o r,,l,ay ,on9ection snd from the lat,rr
no,o, IN D,yion on ibe Missonri river IN.
,..s,,. Noh-,sto c,,r now s,s,,s ror,a bss
,..r cs,,SI,.seJ ,fb,s c,--,os no lima r.,
fbe vss,or, corner or iowa From Ne.
br,st, c,ty nno,6sr Inc of s,sges wli be
established thronoh the TerritoT,es of Ne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

ST ATE OF VERMONT IN chaneey' -Four N
Washington County" S. Judicial Circuit March
Term 1856.
ISAAC jerks wss,i1' I''s &c P, c Jsa,, Of Of
HUGH MCGUIRE, Washington has filed in this
BRIDGET MCGUIRE Couu his Petition for Foe
cosuio OF mortgage, siatng in suhuanee that llugh
Mcclure and Brdiei Me6u 70 o. Nonhned aioiesala
on the 18th day Of January A. d. 1852 duly oreeuied TO
isaac Jentsa mortgage decd OF certain and In North
field aforesaid described 40 follows Beginning At The
moth west Of house lot desdei ID liudgdeu by Geo.
"A (ady thence nofthsfy said road i've rods, thence
easefy ou Bufnham lne to tho boos thence s9utnefy
N smallaya line 70 said Hpdgdens nplth ehs cofaef
thence westerly on said llodgden's line 10 the fret
nsetioned bound being the same premises decided
tho defendants by sad Jonks January %, 1855 saa
mortgage conditioned io 'ho payment OF "na noe lo one
huudied dolls payable June 800, and interest an
nually aud ono note for my dollars payable en- SIS
month. after date ard interest gnnully-boih Of said
note. dated JanuaV g. -a9i aud both signed aud exc
,,t, nv the did Hugh McGuifc and justly due
and owing the said Jonks, aud have DOT beoh paid &C
curdng tho effect OF tho same ana pfaying maj ne
equity Of redemption Of the said iugh ADD Budget Nc
gi,e la mid premises may hn flfecnsed agfeeahy 10
Tho act 10 diminish the otpensos of uirrosns mortgages
M rnsity And II appealing tbs The said Hugh Me
Guifs and Bridget McGuife reside without this tate
that subpoena cannot be served upoa them, and said
cause haing continued n pursuance Of thu statute IN
snrh case provided 10 ordered and notice hereby
gveu 10 the said Hugh MrGuiro and bridget MrGaifa,
and each Of them aud they and each OF them hereby
tequod 10 appear before The Chancellor Of ue fouhh
Judicial Cirui Of tho State vi NdmDut al tho Coun
House IN Mpntuehef so the County M Wafhiggon on
the second rue.day Of septcmhsf ncat NJ o'clock a.
NJ. said day aud make answer 60 the '''luu iol
Aforesaid and abide such order, direction
and deefea IN the pfsnisss W. 20 SAM hhahoonof sha
/ seem meet And he Psiiuonof d directed 70 cause
this order together with tho substance 81 Hald fetuoh 20
~ ,,t.h.Jib,ea seoks succeasVnll IN the Vermont
| Wa,shmau 4 state Journal q newspaper printed It
Montpelier sorssad, Tho last o. ~heh zoos 10
hs aas twsniy dsys previous 10 said second lussday
| ." rsisd 81 Montpelier 10 the Coanty Of Washington
| iris ian dsy ofInly a. leoi.
LUTHER NEWCOuB, Deputy CLERK
HEMAN CARPENTER, Solicitor. 9oS~.
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SALOON FOR SALE.
BARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term will begin on THURSDAY.
August p.
EXTRACT FROM THE WEPORT or THE EXAM.
MINI llM MIIILE-

EXTRACT FROM THE WEPORT or THE EXAM
MING COMMITTEES
AVE found the two primo conditions Ola good school
w viz orfsr, and torauFtHss of tHsfrurfiaH most
hapns comb nrd in ita ada iniitfaucn. .
Pereit order and deeofum prevailed without any APP
parent of authority the part ct the pnnripn
hs associates. This coui hsvo resulted DOLLY rom
muse and horou N discipline. The examinations
stage performance for the sake Of effect but rigid aud
thorough, so rs tu hng out the uuo standtuT Of the
scholar, Dee &c high low and happy Co cay that
whole, b we'll sustained. 10 BE- tnHniesty the
pupo'e OF me teachers 20 make genuine thrf Than fat
and snowy scholars.
We chccfully Say that Dc is ono OF tho excellent
schools in State, and wpuhy OF tho patronage Of
friends Of isaruisg and are happy TO Know that
it Is receiving this in large degree"
For information, apply 20
Us. sPAULnING, Principal
Barre, July %, 1856 0s.iw
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WANTED.

EOO ACTIVE Young Mem to sci t. Local and Tray
DUV eiiag Agents, 90 business easy, useful and
honorable salary 81 si01 per month capital Of
only fequfrd No pitent medicine io1k business,
Pull particulars given tfss 10 all whn enclose p1stage
stamp q thfoe piece, and address ID 2. SHAN
NON 4 CO., Hampstead, N. II. elew
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LAST CALL.

A LII DEMANDS due the late hrm of ELLIS BAN.
u CROFT must be piid over heiofe tho 18Th day Of
August next, 90 being dolly aa'hor'1ed 10 receive the
same. ELLIS HAIth.
Moaipslier, JOY 1, 1850. otiiw
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400 ACRES

or Timber land for sslo lying 10 Worcester, VI a.
bout 10 miles from This village About VI acies Of
said land 10 under Improvement With email ifimsd
bou,s and os ban thseoo 7 no Timber 10 chiefly haa
woud wth f,f proportion dispute and Heulook With
some ash and Bassseod. 7 he lard v Of Al excellent
quality AID will - soll a. bsgsin eut N lots 70 suit
Pufehassfs ,..... =. ,o..,..,,.
Mnninana Inln A 1874 ni.lW
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FOR TIE TOILET.

IRIS HiGuLy HEcoaMENpED FuR rs feAeRAFcE,
nURtNG the tune this celebrated compound has been
- before tho American Public It has woa for itself
reputation which drstnss take the lead Of sl pep
aratons Tot tho haif.
From LeonaId Stodaid, City Marshal OF LawrenceJ
To WHOM nlHAY CONoFEN Having used Delighrs
Spanish u,td for the Hair for several monihs past,
do not heaats to say that II far exceeds yhug Of
the knd have ever used II you have bad head ny
H. fyou are blessed With good bead Of haif and wish
retato a. glossy healthy and rice, then use Delight
spanish Lu.tisl-it 10 Just the ihing 10 do h.
fiom a Letter from David Morgan oil The Bay state
Mills, Lawrence.
had but very little faith 10 The spanish Lu'ual
knowing heia Is much imposition n ihe shapr Of
" Hau Resiotauyes !" but concluded 10 ty H.. The
hst houie caused fuzzy appearance on my head, fol
lowed By young haiti and before had finished ths Sec
oud hotle, hid most plentiful crop, which euufsly
realized the wonderful Virtues Of the spanish Lu.tfal
My residence 10 No. IL Bay State Corporation, Law
renee where eau be seen any time.
Prepared by J. o. WADLfIGh, Druggist, No. Ap-
peton Block Lawrence, Mass.
80 and 90 Cents per Bottle
FRED. q. SMITH. Montpelier, Whoes lie Agent fof
Vermont to WHOM all ofdufs should he Addressed ~
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nUnnEN CWAr's

Ruth Drub and Baek, of 81 quaie, os,fsl. te Mate
also Oil Goats. lNNh'N iffnNN
Nrnfpallaf, Nfr ~
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NOTICE.

n Office is hereby giveu tlut application will DO
made 60 tho General Assembly of tho state of Yer
mont, is noxt session. no. oft part Of the town Of
botIn in Warrington County, and annex the samo To
ihe town Of Montpelier.
Mulfp e|ief, July 2ld. 1856. 93.3w
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpened.
sTiLLMAN cagecaILlI, rfopdsIof- DANIEL

STIILWAN IHTNTHTIT FT1VH7T0F- UNNTII =
LATHROp, Lesseo.
HOUSE is new. we'll furnished we'll tapf situaied
In the ufai Dad romanftr NiHgc % stowe, r.,
hours fda only from Boston, between tho Hoy nHcks
tho East and Mansfield Mountains on the West The
two highest points, nofo and chin about 5000
feet high, good road 10 sane. scenofy best in the
United States, 10 Miles from Waterbury Depot. Plank
road, daily Stage, miles from the summit tho
Mountains 20 miles West Montpelier, 20 East Bufling
ton, good horses aud eauiaeesi guides glasses hall
way house. and good water proof tont on tho summit
To the lover uf the seeker Of pleasure Or the
invalid We say COME and see the Green Mountains and
snuf tho hfeetes Of OtD MssVftLD, and ate ride
up 20 Moss GLtss FALLsa shady quiet retreat n sui.
IVY summers day OF up the NorcH. who're the rocks
arc high either sde only upwards and
~ cool % the brook trout around.
DJ- Tho Hsl will bo opon for parties evening", with
good music In attendance 1t Desired Charges moderate
Stowe. VI, June. 1850 gl.3m
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50~. ~ lsiNNhNll0hlaf % ~
Dean ~ ne Feaaic Department
Philadl July 2O.hi 1856. Boz 1870 Post Office.
0-;eop4t
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held n,
Di.tfrt of Randolph, 81. Washington, within and
for the Dstdct of Randolph aforesaid tho 18th duy
Of July, A. ID. 1856
pfosont. ton Iohr y. Hutchinson, Judge.
Copy OF The last will and testament Of Houy Hunt
~ inslon late of Rome n tho county Of Oneida and
STATE OF New Noik. deceased, duly allowed and proved
boz thei,ufrng lies Govt lt the county OF Oneida Hflfo-
said being presented the Coud hers said cory
may be- allowed, filed, and recorded in the Probate
CONT for the District Of Randolph aforesaid, ngfeeaby
TO tho statute in such case made and pfoNdod,lt u
hofehy ordered that all persons concerned be notified
10 appear before said Cour a. session thereof no be
ho1en az mo Registers Office In Wellington iu said
distnct aiotosnii. the 18Th day Of August next
O'Clock the forenoon and contest tho alluwiug Cling
and recording of the copy of said will aforesaid II
they for which purpose Do Do further ordered
that copy OF ihu rucord OF ihis ofdet he pubshed
three weeks suocessvcly in the Wniohnap and State
Journal, newspaper printed At Montpelier in this
state, soon may be-, und previous 10 tho day
sigutd Tor heating as atoiosaid,
A true Record.
Attest, u. A. WHITE, Register.
tue copy OF Record.
0ss3s Attest. q. A. WHITE, Register.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

it i. peculiarly suited. Il will, shou time, bung
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Gtea, Britain to prevent eounteriet'.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken by females that arc
pregnant during ne first three moatts they are sure
to bas 90 miscarriage but every other time and
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agent. for the United States and Canada.
10. BALDWIN a Co,
Rochester, n, Y.
TUTrLES MOSES, Aubum,N, Y.,GESERAL AesNrs
n. sl,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will bottle Of the Pills by
return mail
For sale b, FRED. Z, SMITH, Montpelier, vholo-
ula Agept tor Vermont J. N. Heu3, Waterbury and
by one druggist in every town IN the United states
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BRtDoEwArEH, Fob. n, 1856.
Dr4n siei-I have used " Delights spanish Lu.-
tall for SIX months past the top Of my head which
al the commencement wss entirely haid bot nov o.
covered with neo gr0nih Of hair In addition 10 TINS
II has cured pain ~ the head With which have been
Affected G,f long limo. q. o. kiLBOURN.
81 Sold b, FREO. 4. SMITH, Montpelier, w.
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Delights spanish LustraI.

suRE AHricLE TO MAXI rHE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remorr the DdndiuG and Keep The Head cool,
Ciue n Son Gloss TO The Hair, Prevents its
falling eGand arrests its premature
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The Penn Medical Universe
ty of Phila.

Corner ~ Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
THis MEDICAL INSTITUTION, designed for
both sexes, consisted two equal and separate do
paumeuu
The Teachings ore highly liberal, and conducted
new and progressive rystom and tho course OF study is
much eulifged.
students Of either sex, visiting Philadelphia with
view oi acquiring sound practical medical education,
should VISIT This Institution previous 10 engaging else-
whore.
TheTnreli ninay lectures The IAN tenn commence
the first of October, and the regular begins
on The siAM aud VIII continue Tor sixteen wcuks. he
sHiug term commences on the 2Oth Of February, ADD
continues until the first Of June, 1851.
For announcements containing terms aud other par
ticuiats. address
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A complete assortment may he found a, The Head
state rtraet JAMES &. FRENCH.
The Gentleman may find at FRENCH'S
Head Of State Street almost any thing 10 the limo Of
Furnishing Goods, such shifts, Collars, suspendsD,
HANDKERCHIEF Gloves. Hose OF all kinda. Cevas OF all
sty lee and qualities. Stocks scars Under Shirts snl
Dfawets Trunks, Vaces, Carpet Bags, umbe &e.
Montneier, NAV Ig, 1855. Cd
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LINEN COATS
j. II. PADDOCK

OFFERs his services 10 tho oiisens Of Montpelier
Flute, sc.
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Sugar Cured Hams.

We have this day received lot of Sugar Cured
Hams which will sell cheap for cash. RememheI .,
the Depot Store, FULLER hMtTH.
June 5, ls56. 81
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d. BLAKELY,
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOPS

ofall kinds and qualities to suit all at FREN CHS
CLOTutNG STORE.
Nav 2. eo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06
DEATH OF JAMES q. PERCIPAL.

A dispatch from Chicago announces the death OF
James G.. Percival, the poet. Mr.. +. was born in
Kensngton, Conn.,, in 1885, and was the second son Of
DR.. James Percval. He entered Yale College at the
age of sixteen, and in 1915 read as q commencement
exercise his tragedy of Zamor," which was his first
serious attempt at poetry though be had previously
written some fugitive In 1920 he published biz
FIRST volume leading of with the first part OF Pro-
methus," composition in the Spenserian stanzs.
Having received bis diploma Of doctor OF science,
he went tie same year to Charleston, 3. e., ana
begun the practice of his profession. He was, now
ever incurably addicted to literature, and soon pup
lished the first number of "Clio," pamphlet or
magazine of verse and prose. In 1924 he was sP-
pointed assistant surgeon in the army, ana ri''e'ov
Of Chemistry at West Point Military ACADEMY "n'c"
ros;,;on no ,esigned after q few months, and TOOK
L. .rroeon in the recruiting service al Boston.
pur;,. ,bi. year he collected two volumes OF MS
80, ,vr,ings which were published in New-iork,
p.s .-.;n,ad n London. In 1877 he published, in
New.York, third part OF " Cho' Inc H'N w"
wears he spent in assisting IA 'he prepa1e-
81 ,Le 6r.t ousrto edition Of Websters Diction-
WV IL then translated Mslte-Bruns Geography,
.h.i.st nortion of which was published in lsi3 In
,sto he published an elaborate report on the Geology
- Cornecticut. The years following Mr.. Percvd
s,a,, IN ouiet ease being seldom heard from In the
way of contributions TO literature. Two years ago he
was chosen State Geologst Of Wisconsin, and at onco
went to work in that new and interesting field. Lila
first report was published last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The late Panama riot appears to have been in
some respects q repetition of our own recent rail-
road riots at Erie. Though the immediate out
break was produced by the misbehavior Of one or
more Of the passengers, it is alleged, and with
some appearance of truth, that the rioters acted
under the influence of grudge against the rail-
road itself. However benehcent to us, that road
is of little or no benefit to Panama The people OF
Pananl q complain, as the people of Erie did, that
she road carries everybody directly through their
city without the occasion to spend anything there.
Hence the bad feeling exhibited against the road,
pnd tho pulling up of some of the rails.
The difference in the two cases is, that in Pana-
ma tn, rioting was confined to the lowest OF the
mob. whereas in Erie it was headed by the most
respectable of the inhabitants, the women In
cluded