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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
Matters and Things in KAN
Sds.

.Ncp York jane l7.-1hc Washington
correspondent of me Commercial Advertiser
writes -" \ gentleman connected with the
Government service on the borders Of Kan
sas hiss lust arrived here, and hls representa-
uou of the actual state of things is alarming.
lie reports that there Is lighting IA all the IN
habitablc parts OF the Territory. The bands
Of marauders mud murd ,rors. called law
and order mem kickapoo rangers ect.. are
rowing about the territory, killing the unre
ssiiug, and destroying all the property that
is found unprotected he Free State set
tiers rally IL small bands for defence, but
with little hope o! success IN opposition to
the United suites and territorial authorities
aud the whole power of toe State of Missouri.
But lhe most important fact mentioned by
hlm il that at least or 5000 men are now
beng organized and armed IN Missouri for
the purpose of mixing descent upon Kan
sas, aud with HE determination to DIVE out
of the Territory all of the Free State men.
They will meet with little resistance, aud
expect none al all iiom the G0yerDur or
from the United States. They do not think
that Col Sumner will dare 10 interfere, even
If so ordered, and, 4 he does, they will
drive HIM out OF the Territory, along with
his handful o! men. They expect the Presl-
dent to Withdraw these troops, aud 10 seud
no more. aud that is distinctly the course
which the Pres ldent has been advised wlihn
the last few days To take by the friends Of the
Atchlson purity, not only Of Missouri, but Of
other Vehoding States.
" Two southern Senators, well known as
ultra and violent in their opinions on this sub
iect have pressed the President to withdraw
all the U. s troops from Kansas and leave the
difficulty To be settled by the parties concerns
cd. Should thus course be adopted or what
is the same thing, if the troops, insufficient
as they are in numbers, should take 40 decld-
ed part, the Missourans and their Southern
allies under the command Of Major Bnlord,
will soon have exclusive possession Of the ter
rtory."
81 Louis, June l6--CHpt. Pate writes to
the Republican, Of this city, from Kansas
City, 18th inst, that comparative quiet relgns
in the Territory, the u. s. Troops hsvilg
disbanded the unlawful military bodies, aod,
in cases where they have rc-assembled, TAX
en- their arms from them; consequently there
Is no fighting going on, and if nothing IN,
looked for occurs TO derange the present stale
Of affairs peace Hlll soon snsue.
Let nobady be deceived by Capt Pate
a borier Ruiian.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20

| CO Tho New York Commercial Adyer-
User which "has been cocklinr snd fussing
over the nomination nf Fillmore, with ali
the busy seli-imporlance Of hen win Que
chlcken'' u horror struck vt the depravlfy
msnliested IN his late letter OF arrepfancs.
me Advertiser Is surprised and grleved:
"Ihat MI Fillmore, who owes so much to
the Wing party, and whose success IN the
present campaign depends nnon the adho-
sion TO him Of the old limo Whigs through.
out the Union, should thus not only entirely
dlsassociote himselffrom his early and stead.
last friends, but should utterly ignore the
very existence Of the Why party, and deny
TO u any power 10 aid in slencing agitation
and restoring harmony"
Alter such an exhibition Of oblivion and
ooIquity, on the part of It's late favorite the
Commercial drops him like a too warm DO
'a'o, and is once more at sea Tor a candidate.
c. Tho NY, Commercial Advertiser of
"a May, says
The public arc somewhat wearied with
political and theological discussions. but
wei conducted controversy on an Important
medical question, by dlsputants of competent
sklll and learning, would be interesting from
IT'S novelty. One of the candidates of such
controversy is offered in the letter from DR..
Robert Hunter to the medical faculty of
New York, printed IN another part Of this
paper. Dr. Hunter is a thoroughly educated
phyHcmn, who has had large practice i'm
the treatment Of pulmonary consumption. and
who has determined from experience and OBJ
servation that inhalation is the only means
ny which the disease can be reached and
cured. There are other physicians who mr.
que that the lungs can be most etlec,ually
treated through the stomach
Now The public everywhere are dreply
Interested M this question, and in no other
place more SO than M This city uf New York,
where MY or sixty persons perish weekly
lfou consumption. The ttu'h cannot suffer
IRON discussion Of the question. Dr. Hun
tere arguments cannot be- disposed of by she
mere PSc dirH Of any mln, however eminent
~ ms profession, bui if they cun be refi,ed
at at, must BE- reiutcd by reasons based up.
on lacis. We ore not prone 80 look favor.
aoly on alleged Improvements and dscov-
eres 30 medicine but Dr. Hunters treatment
seems M reasonable and scientific. and we
nave seen such advantage derived from q IN
the case OF young man who was formerly
employed IN this Office that % is unp1ssihle
To d'scredli It without hearing the most con
Vinclng reasons from It's opponents It's TO
De hopvd that the doctors INVITATION 10 The
faculty wlll brlug ont au adversary worthy Of
his pen
Hoiioray's Pits iuvau Die to persons sr-
hicIed with diseases of the l.iverand Slou-
ach'-- Inc virtue OF these Pills, having becn
tested 90 ail parts oflhe civilized world, par.
O. Ia ri Nrf .
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Later from Europe.


The Steamship America, Capt. Judkins,
from Liverpool at 5 IL o'clock p. m. of Sa.
turday. 3 LIST ult,, arrived at her dock about 7
o'clock this evening.
american .lDdirs. Tho recognition Of
Padre V0il as Minister from Nicaragua has
not tended TO diminish the anxiety respect
ing relations with the United States.
The London Times, Oner saying that il
really seemed as If demands on the one side
and concessions on the other had reached
their utmost limit, suggests that the United
States send to London special Ambassad-
or, or accredlt the present Minister with
plenipotentiary powers, 10 settle the dispute
amieably.
There was rumor that Lord Elgin is to
be sent as Plenipotenllary TO Washington
TO endsayor to arrange matters. Another
rumor says that Sir +. Lytion Bulwer will
be the Envoy.
A letter from Berlin, in the Manchester
Guardian, names strong party in Prussia
which is desirous that the government, in
stead of following the example of Russia.
Sweden and Oldenburg, in regard to the cap
ilalizalon of Sound Dues, should abstain
from any present decision, and should event
ually take the same course as the United
States.
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Political Runors from Washmgton-R Report
ed Utilization Of .Hessrs. Choate, Winthrop
and The " old Line Uhigs" 10Th The Demo.
crnis.
NEw YoRk. June II. Washington cor
respondence of the Tribune, The Demo-
Gratis are in treaty with the old line Wings,
At Senator Jones's private old line meeting
the proposition made by Senator Hunter for
fusion were considered. Mr.. Chuale was not
present. but was consulted the next day, and
approved the proceedings Mr.. Winthrop
and the old liners of Massachusetts are en-
gagged in the movement
An impression exists here that Mr. Fill
more will decline the nomination for the
Presidency when he learns the real condition
of the Know Nothing party.
Hon, Lott NJ. Morrill, Of Augusta, Me-,
has repounced his connection with the Dem
ocrauc party, having written to the State
Committee, of which he Is member, his re-
pudation of the platform adopted at Clncln.
natl. The Bangor Uhig says;
"The Democratic parry of Maine has
never had IN It's ranks two ADLER men or more
Influential leaders than Hannibal llanlln and
Lot NJ. Morrill--ihe former a United States
Senator aud the latter President Of the State
Senate"
From the yearly report of the four prisons
IN the cny of New York, II appears that the
total number of commitments for the year
1853 was r6G2i natives, s.2G foreigners,
- .33s drnnkards ~ yl3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20


20 In his speech Mt Baltimore, MIR. Blu
chanan, after pralslng The repeal of the Nus
sour compromise, as patriotic deed said -
He believed that he had mlde more
speeches, and written more letters, on the
subject of slavery, than any man living"
lac might have added, and on both sides Of
h-Promdence Journal.
"A Model Choliengs. Tho following is a
copy of the challenge sent by j. NJ. Holmes
Of the city New York, to Preston y. Brooks
of South Carolina:
I" / challenge Preston 5. Brooks to meet
me on any spot on Mason and Diron's line
named by himself weapons to DO gutta
percha canes--l having the privilege to
take him sitting with his legs under desk
with his cane half mile from him.
J. III. HOLMES"
Ten Germsn editors, issuing 10000 pa
pers, weekly, met IN Cincinnati on Monday,
sud resolved To act with the Republicans
against the extension OF Slavery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield IlOuSe Reopened,


0TlLiMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor DANIEL 3.
LhinHof, L,s,ec.
HOUSE is nes, wsli furnished we'll k.a,. Situated
N ihr tu HHd fuintniif Niihga ~ sto,ss h.
tween we Hog tucks the Etst and Mansfield Mosn-
tainf on the Wet The two highest poins nose and
chin ave about aor0 fsct high. rood road TO zane
scenery best ~ The uniod s'aies 10 Miles from Wat
rtuuv Depot faut road, dfiiy siaga, . miles fom
esuluml p, the Mnuntans. 20 miles Wast Aunfns her
~ hasi darlington. go'd horses aud e1riiiees guides.
glasses and hall WY house To The lovet Of nsture
the '".e OF pressure OF lhe iovald We say CONE and
$50 10 Green Mounains and sau the brs, zoe az Oso
Massffttn, and iate ride up 10 Mos. Gttss F.ttsa
shidy quiet retreat 10 suliy summers day of an "a
'he NotcH, whefe tho focss are ~ high un either a.
ONE can only see upwards, and cool calm snd
r. lhe proprietor ufthe NsNsrtrLB, while hi. mooev
~ HNimf away IN the endeavof 10 show 10 The sren-fv
~ nv nAtfe stats. Storms don't alarm these Mour.
's'n, neither do 'hsJ him. The soon shines osan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20

The Central Republican Committee Of
New York have passed resolutions recom-
mendng Fremont for the Presidency, and
banks for the Vice Presidency.
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N(lIICE.

I'IlS oetiihas have thu. day eivsn ny son George
H. Fnnswonh hi tins DUNG the rsinaindins pait
If hs nnniy aud -hull claim uny VI hi wage. MOI nay
any dohts Of his contracting aitef Nh q d.to
FRANCIS +. FARNSWORTH
Bolton. June o. isih i2a~.
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complete a.'offmrat may b. md q, the Head Of
S'A'7 SHttL JAMES a. FRENCH
The Genilemsn may find at FRENCH'S
f"hd Of NiHiS -rri Hiro.i any thing IA the Ian. az
u'ni-Nng ''"I' 'uoh es rhi,ts, Colhfs, suspeudnt,
hHndArchl" I'oyrs inse NJ Ill kinds tfhvas OF All
~ los nod qnthr-, Stocks, Fcarf. undsi shuts and
Nta~His luntt Nsltr. tstpet Hags q nihtaIlaa II
hon'psuaf My 10, l-56. IS
hAnd'lp' hriuci, . rourt witbin spd ist
said binnrti lval person' interested.
, Grssfisc
WA an nas. administrator Of tha esinis Of joel
No. Jf, fif d" N iiHm to-n IA SAID dsitirt dor.as
oh "rt"*nrphcai"u hr an extension af ihs lime here
inoiu ai'"Ned h1n, in Whioh Ia pay The dsbfs and
charge ugi Il thH estate and cse tho settlement OF
ihe same " - therefore oisfsd Toy said Court thst
'ni nrrlrninn be- heard II ihesof 10 he held
al inc DhgH COUNTY Hnsl IN Cha.aa lid Bisttiet
ON the muub Vu"-diy Of June A. o. 1856, and that Al,
p1ts"n 'hein'd b. notified by she pub ieatnn Of ths
substance of sHti Hp'ciNon with th- ufders Of ourt
thereon thfer weeks suecns.iYry In the Watchman a
- ne journal. % u"wspnpHi pinisd ~ Montps hsl 10
me- S're a. 'on as may be, and Prevoas day
q Signed hrsi4nr
Given uadef IN, hind at RANDI ph the ID day of Iuns,
% JOHN a. NJ rom NSoN Judge.
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THE PEEK HORSE" COLT.

'IHl7 COLI was .ted by thn PECK HORSE fufn-
efly owned by Hon. :. Prck Of Montpelier d.
tnuf yuiis nl' The Dam nf ihn " Peck Hnro % Coli
va Nufgln Mafr ofniuij p~ncd hy Auhu, Dag -rt
Of Mont 'rliuf and Alonti Ains~orh and Walton,
hnncfoh' noted fnf hnfs nd lnfm dney, gtaat speed
and power n endurance Tbs Cn has The beauty and
oigy If The hofse, tu duchy and strength of Inc dsrs
shd GREATER -PEED TuAN EirHEH. TIE Cob
"a A. ne stable Of Aiph a. nh-s Calais, VI
rERhs-S5 10 warrant
AatHEuS BLISS, AgonL
CAlai', June ", 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
YOUNG MERRILL HORSE.

I'HE it'utt that D., going she iouods Tint the Ynung
Norm Hur.e of Bane Is dead isa false ,ep,tt
he d. IN COCA condition aud heathy
NeINs TOWN L VpDW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
PlAElO F,0BlfH4,
Flutes. Guitars, aud other Musical In

Furnished at Miagfeiursrs' iovssf pr'esL
A. Instruments Of superior toar. aoiinn mechanical
arrangement sod hnish rarely met With n the eoun
~ inferior article, af,fing afRef ptn6t 10 IN.
drfrf, and pnfchnssis relying ihrif nygn Judgment
s"idpu anlVmg epp'Ntau t-- ct musical campa i.op
anl d'so'"ioti"n,' 81. Padio't, with the a. vantage
afmasieai aud Hsetan,cai osnn.noe 10 me osr,ona
l-cion Of each instrument ordered Is confident he can
supply The most psrffc HHeHt, ~ tho same pres a.
are Usually PAID inf those which afo worthlrss
So Piano Futtcs tuned AID 200 Ia oid-f.
Montpelier VI, Apul hh Ia y 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
simeon r.. Coburn,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. I la rfoh,to Court holden
Washington District, NJ Montpelier, within and
lo aud d,.tfirt on The iUh day Of June, 4. u. 1856
M ATTAINED. tOHukN aud CLEMENT 4. co
~ HUM former ndninisti stor Of he estate of Sim
COZ D. tobuia late OF Mlshfsld in said district dc.
eo.sed present their dnnisfaioa account fr snttle-
aent, Nhsfeupon, y . ordered ilis, Tho same ba 10
feued tho lot day Of July neat al Tho Probate Ofes
10 sad Montpshei io' eHfmnutlon and allowance sad
ihit sil eouesnsd be uothed hereof by The publication
ofthis order In tha Vernon, Wachmsn a state Journal
Prnied a. Noaipsef three week. suseesivsly soon
y he, that they may sppeAr AID AZ ID time and
place, n they SOC csuse, "hiect thereto.
~ ofdsf OF Couit,
Attest, NILSSON A. CHASE, Judge
A true copy Of K,cofl,
81 Attest, NILSSON A. CHASE, Judge.
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BOYS CLOTHING.
B0OTS I'm SUOEg

ofail Minds and qualities 10 suit all At FRENcu,
sI'DRr.
Mav
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d. BLAKEI.Y.

llAElNf Tor the pfesaai taken up hi. fesdence in
Montu@ltof Offers his ~ ieaeher of Nt'SIt,
upon NJ GU FAR, aud 81 NGtNG, In an ~ srnnchn.
. fWientf attention Pad CaltirafipH ~ az
I"hs Hhd in,tfuclions g'yen iheein, unher privately
~ m hmred 81 i-ses,
Honiroiief, MAJ %. 1850 ea,f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-20
Sugar Cured Hams.

We hiva tii. day received lot Of ruenr Cured
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KANSAS,

Les nouyelles du territoire de Kansas. recues q
st. Louis, won't iusqu'au 27 decembre ct sont fort
int6ressantes.
La maiorite acquise Ia constitution redigee
mar Ia convention de Topeka nest pas encore
counue, mais il ne paraft pas que lie chifre total
des voix puisse depasser 2,oOo.
A Leavenworth CONNIE nous Favalt deJa annon-
&c une depeche, des emeutiers Sc sont empares de
Purne on etaient deposes les bulletins ct FONT pro-
menee accomplishment dams les rues La fouie
etait extremement excitee ct on cralnt quelle
sc portat de deplorables exces. lie feu devait,
disait-on etre mis- aux maisons de plusleurs clto-
vens. LIE jour meme de Pelection la millce du
Kansas etc licenciee.
LIE % decembre une convention s'est reunle
Lawrence pour designer des candldats aux dItte-
rentes places creees par la constitution de Iope
reIectiondevant avor lieu le mardl suivant, blen
que les officers ne dussent entrer en- foncton qua
nras Padmission du Kansas dams FUnlon comme
Fiat Voici les candidats NOMINEES pour la place
de gouyerneur, Ch. Robinson, republican, notr
nonT celle de -gouverneur, w. Roberts
democratic ami de administration; pour lie Con-
gras. N. w. Delahay, democratic ami de Fadmlnis-
fration nour la secretairerie d Etat, M T. Schuy-
ler. rsuublieain noir; pour la place daudlteur
c. Cuilow whig free soiler; pour Ia place DE tre'
sorier J. A. Wakefield, free soier pour les places
de inges de la Cour lnfsrieure, 5. Latta, whg ma
tionaI, w. Conway, democratic free solier, Morris
lie bureau ct rimprimerie de NJ. Delahay, gu
nube lie Territorial Register, journal favorable II
cause de administration, ont etc envahls par ~
naute oul iete dams la riviere les presses, ie
earactsres ct tout le reste du materiel.-Dd0ehf.