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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
DEF ERRED ARTICLES.

A Bloody Tragedy. - We learn that two
neghbors IN Stanford a Mr.. Bacon and Je-
hlel West, were enemies TO each other, as
they had had some difficulty. One day last
week, Bacon was crossing Vests field OF
grass on foot. West went to him with a
plchiork IN his hund and order him 10 20
back. Bacon refused alteration ensued.
Finally, West struck Bacon with the fork
stale, whereupon Bacon drew knife and
stabbed West three or four times in his breast
or abdomen. West then forced the tines
through Bacon's body, They stood in this
position until MIR. VESTS wife parted them
Il Is thought by the physician that both will
die. - lie that haieh nls brother ID a muir
derer."- depository.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

Our Foreign RsidiioR.-The usually we'll
informed Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce says that
the statement Of the London Times in re-
gard TO the arrangement between Mr. Dali
las and Lord Clarendon respecting Central
American affairs, is not without foundation,
and makes the following disclosures, which,
# true, are important;
" But in connection with this adjustment
we have highly important Intelligence as to
the policy and position Of England, in re.
gard to the United States and SPAN and
France.
England is about to come into collision
with France npon the subject Of the ambi-
tious designs Of the latter power upon Spain.
There is reason 10 believe that Napoleon
III. has revived the prctension OF tho first
Napoleon TO the crown Of Spain, and that
he now directs his entire policy towards that
subject
lie has seconded his intentions by acts
lie has been and Is engaged in concenlrat-
ing vast military force upon the frontiers
of Spain and, what with intrigue, through
the Queen Mother Christina, aud de-
moustration Of force, may bring about a state
Of things in Spain favorable to his ambitious
views.
If he conquer Spain, he will seek posses
sion of Cubs, which the United States Is
pledged to resist England has, therefore,
as | am advised, recommended 10 The govern
ment Of Spain the cession Of Cuba to the r.
niied States, for such a consideration as will
recruit tho exhausted finances Of the Span-
ish government, and enable It to resist the
designs Of France.
That Spain cannot long retain possession
Of Cuba Is apparent and the British gov
eminent, looking to a rupture with France
on the Spanish question, Is DESTROYS both 10
strengthen Spain and conciiaIe the United
States, by bringing about a ccssion of the
Island to the Unite States.
When this matter shall assume a more de-
finite form. and the Central American qles-
ton shall be settled, 1t is thought probable
that Lord llowdtn, the present Minister 10
Spain, but now in London on leave of ab
sencc, will be sent To this government as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlcnpO-
Tertiary, to complete such arrangements as
will bring about firm alliance between
England and the United States against the
designs Of Napoleon Ill.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

Chains for Frefmen One Of the chains
used in coniuing Free State prisoners IN
Kansas has been taken to Washington Tor
exhibition 1t is seven feet long, made like
a trace chain, and quite heavy. The two
ends were fastened around the ankles with
two heavy padlocks. The slack part Of the
chain was then brought NJ by strap,
fastened in the center and attached to the
body Eight Free state men were bound by
United states Marshal Donaldson in this
style, were kept thus confined near month,
aud then driven with their chains on, like
a Southern slave gang, thirty milis beneath
burning sun, under escort of United States
Dragons aud 1t was found that against SIX
OF them there was not even q complaint
entered, and the other two wero retained on
charge Of high treason--that crime consist
'ng IN resistance 10 gang Of robbers ana
murderers employed to enforce what IS called
" law and order" 10 Kansas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
Both the Ointment and Pills should
be used in the toiloloing cases:

Bunioos Lumbago Sore Breasts Swell He'd
Burns Mcrcural r. Sore heads Glaods
Chapp'd hands tupiiuns Sore Thfoats stth Joints
ChihlaIns Ptfs Sores of all Ulcers
Fistulas Niesmntism Kinds NcnoIeaI
Gout Salt Rhcum Spfains Sores
Sktn-dtsrHscFfcllts Wounds OF
Sore Legs 90 kinds
- Sold al tho Muuohctorics OF Professor noLLo-
wAY sO Maiden Lane, New Nufs, and l4i strand, Ion
don, hl I'll tespectahie Druggists and Dealers in Mcdi
ciue throughout the Inied staes aud the civ Ia I'd
world, IN boxes a. 25 cents, Is . ocnts and each.
bJ- There Is considerable saving by tsking tho
argffsiHrs
n. -. Directions for the guidance Of pytienis in
every disorder ore affixed 90 ouch boa 05.roply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

W The Washington correspondent of
me New York Times relates that Southern
laaS, VINO rs The owner of slaves, remarking
'he TACT That the State of South Carolina
presented Il sword TO Col. Fremont for his
services III california, said South Caro-.
INA presented her heroes with swords, aud
her towards win canesw The race Of he.
roinc is not dead IN the South
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

.Nerer Killed a Passenger 1t has been
common. IN certain quarters to speak dlsre-
specially Of the running OF the Vermont
Central Railroad, as lfit was most carelessy
conducted as 1t It had more accidents than
any other road yet 1t ID worthy Of uote,
that not a single passenger ,eas erer killed on
the Central The Superintendent and Master
Of Transportation are gentlemen who knol9
and DO their duty-the Conductors and
Agents courteous aud obIiging, and the
engineers AS careful and prudent as any
otner.-Re Repository.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
4ilcOitinee.
A MAR VELOUS REMED "
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid ofa microscope We see millions ofhttie
onenings tho suffce Of our b, ss Through these
This Ointment when rubbed the skin, u carried To
nny organ " inward part. Diseases of The Kidneys,
disorders tho Liver, af ciuns Of the heart lutama
ton Of the Lungs Asihmn, Coughs and Colds, are by
its means chrctuaiy cured. Every house wife knows
that salt passes eciv through bone " meat Of any
thickness. This healing Ointment far more leedily
ono'tntos through al, hone nsshy part ofthe liv.
ina body, curing the most dangerous inwatd com.
plBints. TINT cannot be reached ht other means
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Tho idea is abroad that Pennsylvania has
invariably given her vote to Democracy (;
such Is not the case. 10 1910, the vote for
Van Buren, was 1862; HARRISON, l4l0lS
llarrison's majority. 3l6.-lSlS; CHss, l13-
rs; Taylor, l66,l6S. Van Buren,, POI 4;
Taylor's plurality over Cass l3,440; Taylors
majority over both Cass and Van Buren,,
2233.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22

More Fourth OF July Sentiments in South
Carolina The patriots ofthe State of South
Carolina amused themselves on the Fourth
Of July with sentiments like the following
The Union -Nlny speedily be dissolved,
ana the Hon p. ) Brooks be the first Pres-
dent of the Southern Republic.
The .4boidionlsiS Of Massachusetts -The
birth place o. Known olhuglsm. so much
cherished by ofiice-seekers and demagogues
Of the Sonth, Remember, boys, that
Brooks has several new canes.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-22
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and
ScOrbutic Humors,

No remedy has ever doue 80 much tor the cure Of
diseases Of The skin, whueyof form they mas uaaumc
as This Ointment No cose Of Salt Bhcum, Scufvey,
Sore Heads, sctoiula Efysipeas, can long with
stand IT, Influence. The Inventor has travelled over
many parts Of the globe, VISITING the principal hofpi-
hls dispensing this Ointment, giving dvi ~ TO it,
application. aud has thus been the means Of restoring
q los an Ia
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Tho numerous ma aides which spring directly les
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ofet violations Of Mature.
In view Of these iacts and when il is nIso consdeed
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states Of Consumr tionH large majority being the
tins Of the youpiuous ndscrotion Of their pogeno
agroeahy to the Spiritual enunciniion haiihs Gins Of
the parents are visited upon the children even he
third and fourth generHiun.i he Author imbued with
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13
Lost or Nislaid,
THE ORIGINAL OF AN ACT OF

l. SALE dated 10Th OF February 1881, registered in the
Recorders Office Of the parish of Terrebonne, 18th March,
1884, by which James Stephen Bowie then Of the parish
Of Lafourche Lous ana in consderat of a909 sell
and convey Thomas Bernard. Of hatcher, Mississippi.
"a Of land situated in the parish of Terre
bonne on Bayou Black, containing 760 bounded
above the western side by lands of Mckinney. a.
bore the side by lands Of lsaac Thomas and
low both sides by lands claimed By Belon Blanchard
attestaton OF James Carson Justice OF the Pence
for Adams County, Mississippi that the said act was
knovged and executed before him, and the certificate
OF Gerard H. Brandon Governor Of Mississippi, that the
said Carson . duly qualified officer, both Of which are
appended to said original act.
The finder person in possession thereof will please
deliver the undersigned Of the parish Of Terre
bonnie present Of said land Louis Bush his
attorney, at Thiboda1x, Lafourehe.
febsSlt EvARISTE P0RCHE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

HorriNe.-An English paper publishes
the following account Of the exhumation
Of the bodies Of the wife and brother of
William Palmer, who was charged with
having poisoned them and sixteen other
persons:
The collins containing the remains Of
the deceased, Ann and Waltar Palmer,
were, upon their exhumation. conveyed
from the family vault to the Talbot Inn, a,
Hugely. and opened in the presence of the
coroner and jury, in the commercial room
Of the Inn. The coffin of Mrs. Palmer,
made Of oak, was first opened. Having
been buried 4 long time, and the gaseous
exhalations being able to escape through
the porous wood, the corpse was CON-
paratively dry, and the smell educed en-
durable. On the removal of the outer
coffin hole was bored in the leaden re-
ceptacle in which Walter Palmer's body
was confined, and instantly most sickly
and noxiously effiuvium escaped, which
penetrated the entire building, affected
parties at the other end of the inn. and
produced sickening effect on all in the
immediate vicinity Of the coffin. Suisse
quen,ly the leaden lid was removed, and
the spectacle presented by the body was
absolutely frig htful. The cheeks were
so terribly distended as to extend to either
side Of the coffin; one eye was opened,
and the mouth partially so, presenting the
appearance Of = horrible grin and grimace.
Each limb was also swollen to prodigious
proportions and the sight was revolving in
the extreme. Nearly Ill the jurors were
afflicted with vomiting and fainting. After
the refinement Of the corpse, considerable
time elapsed before fumigations could
make the house 1t all bearable even a
week afterwards, the close room in which
the bodies were opened strongly smelt Of
The disgusting odor, and it was found me-
tcessary to have the walls scraped and re-
papered, the door and wood work re-paint.
ed, and portioa otthe floor, ON which the
foul matter had dropped from the coffin Of
the male deceased, re-laid, it being found
impossible, BY tho plain, to divest the
boards Of the noxious stain and stencil.
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