Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

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A Man Frozen.
On our return from Cambridge. last week
Monday, we learned that an freshman, by IN,
name Of McGraw, who lives m Waterbury
was iound lying on The Railroad in Alburg
on Monday morning or Sunday night, badl,
frozen Both Of his legs were frozen som,
way above the knees also one arm. II was
thought they would have % be ampuiat.d
bur the probability is. ho will ole. IT hc il moi
dead already He WAS fought home in the
tram on Monday eve, aud delivered To ms
deeply distressed family. tie went 10 Al
burg 10 saw wood for the Railroad. l. was
sand The cause of his exposure was inior,ca.
tom Who sold him the Rum? 10.
Escape IF Sidues-Clnciunati January
~. stampede Of slaves from the border
counties of Kentucky took place last night.
ihe whereabouts o. several Of the fugitivcs
having been discovered here, Off srrs at noon
to-day proceeded 10 make arrests. Upon
approaching the house where the slaves
were secrcled, the latter fred, woundng
tao or three spectators, but NOT seriously.
One slave woman, finding escape impussi-
Bile cut the threats of her children, killing
instantly, ami severely wOundlng two others.
SIX OF the tugitlves were apprehended, but
eight are SAID TO have escaped.
Holio,o1g's Pills certain Remedy for
Df0psy. Charles Hutchinson 80 Of Bur
huWon Vermont, was for fifteen months, a
sad victim 20 tins complaint, so bad was he
one part at the time that the water actually
oozed through the pores of the skim and
thrice per day change of apparel became
necessary. Every time his doctor called be
expected 10 iud hun dead, and 10 fact gave
his friends no hopes Of hls recovery his SIS.
ter who had derived great benefit by the use
OF iiolowey's Pills, begged hiu, as favor
1 her, TO Try them fortunately for hun he
did not refuse, aud they siOn produced a
change Tor the better, in four weeks he was
again 81 ending 10 business, having thorough
ly got rad of the disorder and IN the most cx-
celrut health aud spirits These Pills work
wonders 10 liver and bilious complaints.
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has ihe testimonials Of hundreds Of cases,
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can cordmlly recommend % TO all who need
To use this excellent preparation r. lCincn-
nat Daily sun
The Senatorial hnoraion. The Senate
resolution by winch that body assumes the
privilege Of originating Appropriation bulls,
will produce a sllutary effect in the House,
by uutlng that body against the encroach-
meuis OF the les. numerous aud more power
iul body. All bulls that may be passed oy
the Seuute. in pursuance of the resolution,
will be throwu under the table or oui OF the
window, a. fast as received, aud the House
viii proceed with rs appropriate and appm-
prnung business, exactly as # no such pro-
ceediugs had been taken by the Senate
Washington Correspondence " L. Courier
and Inquirer.
.Nr. Rust Called upon 10 .7as,cer- de-
spatch from Washington states that Mr.
Rust, Of Arkansas, has been cited 20 answer
TO criminal charge OF assault upon Sir
Horace Greeley. The compliant was made
ty thrd person, Mr Greeley declining /,
prosecute.
The complaint was made by Francis r
Treadwell, New YORK lawyer, aid Jall has
been fixed al $500
Pedce Rumors -" Inspector. the usually
well informed Washington correspondent oi
the New York Courier t-legraphs as fol-
lows;
Foreign dospBtcnes received here show
tia, peace is definitely settled leaving
specific terms TO bee arranged by negotlitlon
Conferences wall be held az Paris Lorc
Clarendon was 10 have LEFT, London for Par
is on the beth of January"
. g.y IL 4 ,....,.... ...,.,......... 81. 3D.
had been educated for the profess OF a dan
Nv, bui who not having the means To let hun.
self up "a the business, had turned his at
tenuUn 10 the ioaiing business with consider
able ability as an amateur ~ that line wa.
found dead on Chrstm.s day at Galauu
having evidently died uuder pirticuIarly
stocking circumstances. In swallowing
lump OF mulasses candy, the sticky edible
had caught the end of his moustache anC
pulled 1t down his throat aud a painful dealt
was the consequence, though The jury coulC
not agree as lu whether It was the result O.
suaugUnlion, or POISON by the initiate of sll.
yer IA The hir dye with winch the mous,acht
was cOiured.
The GfaUs Of .Mtdisoa. Senate o
Virginia has unanimously passed bill, pro-
vlding for the erection of rliln lombsion,
OF granite or marble, over the grave ut Jame'
Madison. The bill appropnates the SINAI
sum OF $500 for a stone, with the fol
loving inscription; James Madison, Dor.
Mnrch3, l7Il, " s. died 2sth June, 1881
Virginia marks with sincere affection ih'
grave of her sou, the author of the Fedora
Constitution, the patriot and statesman. -
The remains Of Madison lie at bus old place
Montpelier, Orange Co., Va, now owned bl
4 ~ ia. q. -
private friends Of Madison, should expend th'
sun VI $500 10 determining and marking hu
final resting place,
Detrod.--The city election in Detroit
Michigan, took place on uesday, Feb. 5lh
and resulted IN the election Of Oliver VI
Hyde, the Republican candidate, by a ina
joriy of 225 over hucl, Nebraska Democra'
Blel had 800 votes, and Hyde 6l5.
Gen. Cass Injured. Feb 9th, in Wash
ingto, Gen. iass Tell down the steps outsid
the Patent Office, receiving deep cut II
the temple from winch the blood tlnwe'
freely. lie was for some time lnsensble
but revived little and recognized hi
friends.
a Bachelor Legiiimnieiy Frozen in Bed
eorpulent bachelor trend Of ours had bot
MS ears iTozen last nlaht, WINE III Dtu
snouzlng away 10 his selfish loneliness.
such a warning don't terrty him INTO malr
moniul speculatlons, we hope he may n'ye
thaw out when he freezes again. -.ilA Wis
COnsln.
There was a mass meeting at the hotel j
in Lawrence, Kansas, ON the evening Of III
9Th at which the republican platform wa
adopted no more slave ieHltory--no NOR
slave states resistance 10 the further az
gress:uns of the slfye powers. Genera
Lane wished to have added resolutions ap
proving squatter sovereignty but they wer
rejected lie said in a speech that SLAYER
had become 80 aggressive It would force III
occurred institution IN heaven, even # a
archangel stood al the gate unless he shoul