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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31
The slanderers of Fremont re-
nnlsed hv Ex-SenatOr EOote.

me- 6ldhuCitl VI
pulsed by Ex-senator Foote'
The following card embraces a
SANDER against Fremont, which has
been used by the Patriot and other
pensioned presses. Foote etxineulsh-
os it:
Prom the San Francisco Chronicle Sept 10
NV attention has been this mo-
ment called TO the following article,
which, il would seem, made It's hrsl
appearance in a Democrulic nowspa-
per published in some one OF the
Atlantic States, and recently re-pub-
lished in The San jose Tribune
and other papers here, with com
ments, as follows:
Now, we want the Black Repub-
lieons, who perform such hideous
wake over the case Of Mr. Senator
SUMNER, TO be reasonable, just, and
consistent. Upon BRooKs achieve
ment in beating down an antagonist
pinioned 10 his seat in the Senate
Chamber, aud unprepared, we are
perfectly agreed but wherein does
this act differ in principle from a
similar assault made within few
feet Of the same place, upon ex-Gov.
FoorE--an nged and haired
man by Col. FREMosT, then a mem.
Der of the Senate from California Z
The CteUeidnd Plaindedier repro
duces from its columns of 1850, the
following account of an assault by
the Black Republican candidate for
the Presidency, which may justly
stand side by side with the Books
outrage upon SUMNER. Our readers
will recollect that this record was
made up long before Col. FREMoNT
was even thought Of for the high Of
flee 10 which he has been nominated.
1t therefore must be regarded as a
fair statement of facts. II is as fol-
lows:
The FooTE AND FREMoNT DIFFI-
cULTY.--Tho difficulty between SEN
ators FooTE and FREmoNT grew out
Of the circumstance that FooTE
charged FREMoNT in the Senate,
with seeking legislation in reference
TO the gold mines for the sake of his
own private advantage, which Fac
MONT pronounced false. Aflerward
they met in the anlechamber, when
Fremont slrucS FooTE and brought
blood. They were immediately sep
nraied by Senator CLARK. Suisse
quently, FRrMoNr addressed a note
to FooTE, demanding retraclon Of
the language used by him in debate,
10 be signed in the presence of wit
nesses, and challenge was left if
he refused.
Mr.. FooTE declined to sign the
paper, but addressed a note in reply
TO FREMoNT, disclaiming any inlen-
ton of giving any personal offense in
the language used by him in debate.
The fliends of both parties consid
cred this satisfactory 10 Fremont,
but at his instance the note of Mr..
FooTE was submitted TO Col. BEN
TON, who consented TO the arrange
ment The following card is the
result
WASHINGTON, Sept 2s, 1850.
A CARD.-The undersigned are
authorized to state that the difficulty
between the Hon. II. s. FoorE and
the Hon. J. G. Fremont, growing
out of certain expressions used by
the former in relation to the Callfor-
MIA bill in the Senate last evening,
has been adjusted satisfactorily and
honorably to both these gentlemen.
(Gtuna1N
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Posi- orFcr, i,Hrt,ND, LIv. Co, MicH, Nov L. 1855
Dr. AYER; Your PiIs are the perfection Of medicine
They have done ny wife more good Than can ten Won
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hY cFreNug nfee quantities II worms licail iom her
hndy They aiio wards cured her and two children
% bloody tysencfy One u neg hhors he'd IL bad aud
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FlRE.-A large barn. owned by RoIIln A..
Foot of Cornwall, was destroyed by fire on
the 18th inst. Sixty tons Of hay were burnt,
together with quantity Of corn. The fire
originated from a pan Of Goals carried TO the
barn by lad who was husNug corn.
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JAMES TEATON.
Thomas JFFERsoN. Monticello, Va.
MIR. JEFFERsoN's REPLY.

MONTICELLO, May 20, '26.
Dean SIN: The subject Of your
letter Of April 20 is one on which !
do not permit myself TO express an
opinion, but when time, place and
occasion may give it some favorable
effect A good cause is often iniur-
ed more by lll-tin:ed efforts of its
friends than by the arguments of its
enemies. Persuas ion, perseverance,
and patience are the best advocates
on questions depending on the will
OF others. The revolution in public
opinion which this cause requires. is
not 10 be expected in day, or per-
haps IN an age but time, which out
lives all things, will outlive this evil
also. My sentiments hare been
forty gears before the public. Had
4 repeated them forty times, hey
tOOutd only hare become The more
stale and Mreu dbnre. Ahhouoh /
shall MT Ire to see them consuna-
mated, they 1oiH not die 1Dith me j.:
bat hDing or dying, they '0iH euer
be IN ny most terUent prayer. This
is written for yourself, and not for
the public, in compliance with your
request of two lines of sentiment on
the subject. Accept the assurance
of my good will and respect.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
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Thanksgiving in Vermont has not yet been
experimenting Boston papers TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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especially duting the present exciting statr OF Lufo
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4flr0itinrs.
A MAR VELOUS REMEDYl
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

Nv tho aid ofa microscope, We see millions o. iiite
nncnings tho sutftcc Of our bodies Through these
This Ointment, when rubbed On the skini ~ cafftd TO
any organ ~ inward part Diseases e he khlneys,
dfufdcfs tho liver, sft ctiona Of the heart lntniua
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ts means ctuHlly cwcd. Every housc wife knows
that snlt passes Grtly through hone meat Of my
thickness. bic healing Oiutu'rut for more io"dily
cnctaies Though any hone OF neshy part oftho liv-
ina body, curiHn the most dangerous inward com.
riffufa. thar ON 1uUf Boz foarhedh K 90 means
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g.
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81" "estIntnstcr Review,
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aud epondcfous Tome OF the historian writi long
AFTER the living interest Ia The facts be record. shall
have passed away The progress Of the War In the
East occupies large spare IN Il cu puaes Evetv
movtmcn' b. clUsrly oticised, whether Of fticnd "
foe, all short comiues ieuflessly pointed out The
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS. HOAHsENEss INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, MHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CTRITgNr CnNGTrsfDrNnn

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stages of the disease.
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Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States Ia wonderful Of pulmonary com.
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some personal experience Of s oHccs and fewer vel he
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l. also the pleasanosi and safest remedy that can he en-
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upon them unprcfarol. We have abundant grounds 10
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o4ukrf that fastened nu the yial- eas your life away
~ $40" he dreadful fatality Of lung disorders aud as
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De- We spare no cost, care, toll to produce il the
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U lnn best AEant which Ak ran nlrnla inr r r
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DroTned, ca Sunday the l2ih int, two
men, Jedadlsh Hyde, of Alburgh Springs,
and Mr. Bennett, Of Pswlei, in this state
we're drowned opposite Missisquoi Poini
while crossing from Pla',sburgh to Alburgh
by the upselting Of their boat. Mr. Ilyde
lesyos wife and seven children. The bod
les bad not been recovered as late rs Tues.
dsv fsanfinsl.
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F7' - I'T7 n I777TTI y M W77IlIW fII tHbTdH1
PULASKI ll0rsf SAVANNAH GA Jan O. 1856
HoNohfn on should lt ul1raicful for the relief your
sku hsr brought ur f Gid NOT rcnUrt my a. YOU.
colo fotuel u uy uuhs ami brought 900 exciuciatug
uemnIrc pains which ended boa chronic rheumatism.
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erv w0rsc and vufae un ly the advice Of ,onr excel
ltu agent 100 Baltimore IT, Markcuxr trie your riils
lNei euccts were slow but sure ny IcrsoyenF In the
usv oi them am now entirely well.
Sry,Tr CmAmJh BtruS RouaE La g Dec 1855
ph Arm have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic Gout-a painful disease that bal AFFLICTED
or wears. VINCENT sLlDELL.
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Tor DrOpsy, FIethOTa, or Kindred COm-
plants, requiring an active purge, they excel
lent remedy
For Costivencss or Constipation, and as
Dinner PHI, they are agreeable and eiiectuRl.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inhamma-
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pills
Most Of the pills In market contain Mercury which, al
though valuable remedy Ia sklul hands, 4 angerous
n public pill frum the dreadful consequences that fro
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The British Periodicals.

l.. SCOTT g. CO., NEW YORK, continue
to publish the following leading British
PenodIcals, viz.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
RpOOKLyN BOARD OF HEALTH.

S,Pr. Mayor Hal presiding, and Al.
dcm,n SHAW, OAKLEY and WALSH
Application was made by the commander of the brig
Wig MA for PERMISSION to come To the wharf and dis
chaige calg,-all the hides having been lghter.d.
Granted.
Master Of brig Il. Il. IIaskins, from Porto Rico ap
piled for permission to discharge cargo of sugar ant
moassos. Granted.
Alderman SHAW moved Ia rcscind the resolution
pussed by th, Board Prohibiting ;hc laudng OF hides
jrior to the lit of October Carried.
On motion of Alderman SHAW, permission was then
grauted to land the hides OF big Guayama, from Boil
var Venezuela to- the purpose of beng weighed and
rshirpod. Her owners produced clean blu OF health,
certified To 10y the American Consul.
Dr. WFSDELL reported that there had been no ease
of contagious infectious dseare during the last ~
hours. Flcd.
The following communication was received from DR..
Wendell, the Health Officer.
GrNTLEnEs: In An article headed yellow Fever" and
pubhed in The byookyn Times Of Thur-dsy read state
the people need not BE- alarmed but that they might
suIed here mas been plenty yellow fever around them
oy 10 m 10 i,. s.d ho, v,o,s,ed IN no, r,nor,jns III,
cas-. 10 the my duty vi,it tho
patient ocay IN order 10 ascertain all the iacts IN reference
TO Accordingly ia company with
my the Mayor called upon the patient At his ndence
Yesterday IL needles to enter detail OF
ih uc, IT, therefore TO s.y that We found tho
Doctor in very comfortable condition. aud we'll with not
left Of liz having been wemsrked OF yellow
is.r" PresuHug that the stn'nt could not have been
,anctiou,d by either Of the medical gentlemen mentioned
therein refrain from making such rchIy de-
serves ,a Tor the present resersng however the nsn Of
plying any which may b.,
published subject. On r.narkng that the had
been mild the remedies doubtless equally the
reply he had taken medicine whatever managing
and hebes Finally all tear, and
-ooe the sDhety o numerous friends beg leave " ssare
the Doctor don't until ne tails tho
have bee, Sbong tor the lat day two, he stands
NJ WENDELL Health -Oaioer
The communication filed, and the Board Nd.
jOuned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
TIE GRrArEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF 'ne AGE


NJ KENNEDY Of EoAh-'y h.s asco'erci n[ n Sn, % OFT,
common pasture weeds. remedy tH-' c'."' hNthf NiNp
H. La, Md il i over Glove, A-1iFcl cases, ,i never 'l'
'A"pt n ~" cases, o. ii'i.' .l' . IN %, .i.,
Y.s ,r,nf,i o. orrr ,aa. sore uoati
One q, fh,e bottles viii ,uc hc wor-t KID " pm"'s Oh
W. ,t-.. bo,...s will r'.. te system Of bo.i.
Two bttles are warranted 10 cure the wo', c"nA"I m iA'
qfto f, b,li,s a wa--aut, the worst Of
irt or ,vo bottles aye warranted TO al honor i'm the
Two bottle. eye warranted running Of the ears and
torr or * bodies c warranted 20 corrupt and running
ClS bottle VIII r:-e .csiy c'.p,.crs Of tho kin.
Two iA,e bottles warF'ct TO cue 'nr "''' '~'' u
riu,woIn- .t.,., t.,.
'''i Tb, TO- %, a i p. aye warranted 30 ,rhcm
Five toti.ht totts vii cUe She woi't 'as, oi s"ia
benefit i always 'Ap'n'ne'' ii"" '"' me-. '
r,rt,,t cr. warranted when the SboF" ahi - i1Hi
Noing lo,k. - ~ plobabir 20 to'r WHO have IA VAN u
all th. wonderful n"aicin', "i e DAY - 'LH' Common ~
ar wiug the pa,tps Ud along Ola -l'i ~m- l''' I'
riol a- to .tart IheIs are noii- nor ad' Nun n'Ii
stou H. case, bur not yonr pcidfd Over
,lnuatd hotfl.. Of the vicinity of Boston know ihr
nc II i, IN every f. ha already done some ~ me great
e,t crc ever IL Massachusetts,. gave II TO ,n".i'n
y,ar of 70 Old pee PIE q ky have seen poor plhN
woruy dokre cicr,u. who'e hh WA; -o- and haooJ fe
,t,t,d TO a perfect tate ot Lea.h by one bDttle.
To tho, IS Eo are subject ,S hadach, ono bottle VIII
always ofcIt 1t give, great relief in "a lh and Ghn'
BE-, regulated by Where the body sound 1t work quite
.y h, who're there any dcraugc mcut Of the function u
nature viii very suar feelings but you must not be
asu.d L,y away- disappear III troni iodr days 1" ""
Then, l. never bad result from II. on the contrary, vi" tha
feeling gone you whiie your.ef Ae ne" l'on' heaiu
,on tie ,AtTANsant cncouiums OF 1t that ever man
Msnusrtured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. I29 wArren-'t,
r, 1huIy, Mas. fncr :. . - .,-,,,,, -
Wbolr,.r AGENT. for New York: G. V CLICkENER Co.,
No 81 Barclay IT,. CHARLES ". RING No. l9( broawyi
4. B. & d. SANDS, No. i4i Mlilansti MARSh ohN - n
CO.. No. 80 Grteuwch-st. BOlD PAUL, hannrI, Il
WELLs Co. No ll5 Franklin.st. NJ hEsSON ROBBINS
4 Co.. No. lis MaidcL-lane, HANILAND, HAhhhL
y No B-,ta, :
WARD CLOSE & Co. Madeu-an Mr.. HAYES, Brooklyn;
and retail by all respectable Druggists hfonshoutte
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Netp-Dprk Dailp Gribt,ne.
BERMUDA.
be N Y. Tribune.

n r.
BERMUDA, August %, 1856.
The political news among us ut this time centers
in the sudden, unexpected and uncalledfor proro-
gation of the session of the Legislature. His Ex-
cellency, Col. Freeman Murray Governor Of this
Colony, issued a Proclamation Oh the 9TH inst pro-
rcing the Legislature until the 10th of September.
In this official production he gave no reason what
ever for TIE step he had taken but it is we'll
known that he did it because the House of Assem-
bly, had adjudicated a controyerted election (Which
had come before it by petition) in q manner not
paatable tn the Governors advisers. You are well
aware that the Representatives. OF the people are
invested with the e1clustre power to try and deter
nue all matters Of dispute arising out Of the elec-
ton Of their members. The Assembly of this
Colony has enjoyed this right ever since we had II
Constitution of our 0wn-nOw nearly two centu-
riee-and no instance ls on record showing any
Interference with the Assembly power IN that I'M
portant respect. 1t has been, therefore, reserved
for Governor Murray military man, unacquanted
with the working OF representative institutions, to
intermedde with matters over which he mas no
Jurisdiction. But in thus instance there IL no doubt
h. has been influenced by the promptlngs Of preju-
diced advisers who cannot bear the idea VI the
House Of Assembly acting uponits own independent
convictions but who expect that the members
,hall follow, as if held in leading strings, the
ATTORNEY General for the time being, who, having
seat in the House, aspires to be it's leader and
guide. There il, however, much sterling inde-
uendence in our Assemblymen; and they have in
ih,, settlement of this election dispute, raised
Themselves greatly in the estimation OF every lover
# Justice and iair play. refer you to Bermuda
newspapers tor full history Of this affair. You
will ind it set forth in The Bermudian, from the
=. d oi July 10 the 18th of August both numbers
inclusive. The Governor has been persuaded into
.eLdlg tie " case' to England for the opinion of
tie Secretary Of State for the Colonies
One can fancy how that eminent person-
age will be astonshed at the course taken
by our Governor, namely, referring petty election
question 10 the Hone Government tor its consider
alton, when the House of Assembly of the Colony
Oike the Commons Of England) possesses the sole
right 10 settle such matters. Verify he will say,
II he force of folly could no further CO.
Ihe weather here is dry and hot; the face of the
county preserts brown and arid appearance,
through the intensity of the suns rays. Our sweet
Potato crop is entirely lost one from the un-
usually dry season.
The war ship Nile Of 81 guns; steam sioop Oh
war, and two gun-bOats, beside war scnooner'
now lie at the naval anchorage here.
The last accounts from 81. Thomas aoout zen
days since, inform US that the cholera "as raging
there.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
doing well.

II OUGHT TO BE PUBLIsHED.--Mr. G. II. Brainard
of Boston has arranged Scrap Book which contains
articles on the Sumner assault from hundred AMI
eight different American and English nswspapers,
which occupy one hundred and sixty-eight columns.
noupeemep @ in 3Se wn e Of ,be sssst on NJ
Sumner, and ends with the Congressional proceedings
relative to the assault by Brooks. The principal aEt
cles from The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, zsss0; and
Erening Pos also in il. 1t contains articles on
fifteen Southern papers, only two Of which condemn
the outrage These exceptions are The Se xz.1
Democrat, and The Mxdep (Louisiana) Herald -
book viii be presented to Mr.. sumner when b.
Boston. Boston InMWY~i