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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28


NAh the commencement u the new year.
The Haiclman and Journal will be printed on
entirely new type, and in a style nov to
country newspapers, embracing two improve
menis' more reading matter, and TINE easiij
redd We have adopted the plan Of the best
newspapers Of England making a neu spu
per, not show.bl. With this improve
meni IN style, we propose to adapt it moro
than ever for general circulation through The
State, as record Of STATE politics and views
and matters OF State interest; while with
something Of our own occasional correspon-
denco when away, and with the services Of a
competent hand in our s,oad at home, we
hope to materially improve our paper in in
terest usefulness, and value. We need not
say, that it will stand by the Republican
principles which now characterize It,
Terms Single subscription $3.50 in adj
vance. Ten copies TO one address, SI2-or
twenty copies or over to one address at 81
each per yoar-payable invariably in adj
Nahlc oh lntse terms.
a. Nav SUascaiagas desiring to com
menee with the new year should send in
their names previous to the both Of Decem-
Der
We invite our Republican friends espec-
tally to lend their aid 70 enlarge the circula-
ton Of the Waterman.
u In consistency with the new arrange
menis for the Weekly, The DAmY JouRNAL
for 1851 will be enlarged sufficiently to give
the opportunity for an abstract Of the princi.
pal debates ia The Legislature, should that
promise to be warranted by sufficient patron
age. +. P. WALTON.
Montpelier. Nov 10 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Gov. Shannon.

Gov. Shannon has issued prouunciamon-
TO MS long as a Presidents message, in de-
tense Of his course 10 Kansas. he lays the
blame Of the late civil war TO Presiden,
IleIcr' "har Co.. s'y nrgircteu 10 furnish
the forces be demlnled To repress II. He
also condemns the removal Of Col Sumner.
lie thus winds mp his complaints against the
Presidents
." now aver it to be true, and chalanre
contradiction, that from the day was ap-
pointed to the time of my removal, the only
nets done by the President to preserve peace
IN the Territory, or insure the execution Of
the law, were the issuing Of his proclamation
last February, and his letter of instructions
to me, accompanied by copies Of the instruc.
tons 10 Col. Sumner aud Col. Cooke. of the
same month, upon which have already com
mened. repeat that these are the only
acts To which he can point as having any
agency in the affairs of Kansas, unless, in
decd the act Of snperseding Col. Sumner
can be claimed as one.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

A NEW REcIPE TO SAVE tue UNioN.
Give the administration into the hands of the
men who talk in this style. We quote from
Preston S. Brooks, who has been unanimous
ly reelected to Congress, and whose time is
occupied by a constant series Of oyations:
I'VE have the issue upon US now, and
how are we to meet II tell you, fellow
citizens. from the bottom of my heart, that
the only mode which think available for the
meeting is just 10 tear The Constitution Of Tie
United STATES, trampie Il under Joot,dnd form
Southern Confedcracy, epery Slate Of ichich
ioM be a Siduehoiding State. Loud and
prolonged cheers. Ihdpe been dismion-
isf since the time | could think
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

Developments Concerning Gen. Uaiker $
Scheaes.-.Niic York. ~ Gen. Goicourla,
in io-dty's Her1id, makes further revelations
concerning Nlcaraguan and Cuban matters.
Gen. Walkers first movement, after the set
tlement OF affairs IN Nicaragua, was to be
upon Cuba, for the purpose Of conquerlng
and annexlng that island to Central Ameri-
CO, and forming a Southern despousm as a
counierbalance 10 the United States. In
sending Mr.. Goicouria hls credentials as
Minister TO Great Britain, Gen. Walker says ;
a" expect much to be done IN England
You could do more than any American could
possibly accomplish, because You can make
the Brush Cabinet see that we are not en-
gagged IN any scheme for annexation. You
can make them see that the only way 10 cut
the expanding and expansive Democracy of
the North is by a powerful and compact
Southern federation based on military prln-
clples. Cuba must, aud shall be free, but
not for the Yankees"
Gen. G's plan was annexation TO the UNI
ted States, aud hence be- hesltated 10 pro-
coed to England under these new and unan-
,cipated instructions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

TuE REruBucAV Party. The re9ubli-
can patty, as will be testified by this cleo.
ton. rs ONE MiiLtoN TWO HUNDRED rnou-
SAND strong 100 the northern states. II is
ma @ mp 100 large measure, Of the best por-
ton OF s0cieiy-mcn of understanding and
commence. u rs stronso1t who-a rpo,ay 10
the pnrest-ln the country. not IN the town
or city. There Is nothing OF lhe hot-bcd
character about b -it is of genuine growth
of pure sqp, deep root, solid grain, aud a
yigor that dotes the storm.
M spite of the immense official power
welded against u By the administration; ~
spite Of the monstrous abuses practised at
the b,llnt.box in the large cities 10 spite
of the miserable calumuics directed against
MS candidate 10 spite OF the lack of organ
izati1n api of diclplne necessarily incident
10 party of recent origin. and IN spite Of
treacherous allies aud unconsciona5le foes
the republican psrly has maintained itself
most nobly Ia this contest. II hns shown
strength which MS enemies cannot help re-
speeding, aud which, II they were wise, as
they are not, would by IT'S mere moral effect,
deter them from the Innovations and ag-
gressions they are now bent upon following
up and completing " Y Courier & En-
gltirer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

A CUWoUs lNCrDENr The fact we phil
adelpha Evening Journal are about 20 relate
has the very rare merit of truth. combined
with the pleasant excitement Of the wonder
fu:-
Some time ago friend Of ours purchased
a number of picture frames, tgsteiu.ly made
OF acorns and handsomely stained and var
ulshed, which he placed 10 ms library Ia his
counry-honsc. The ensuing season he and
his family departed on a rather distant tour.
aud Tor some months the county house re-
NAMED closed aud unlenanied. The season
was an unusually datep one during their alb
seuce, aud upon their return it was deemed
advisable 10 have their rural homestead well
aired and dried by constant fires in all the
rooms before nhabiting Il again, Orders 10
ths effect were therefore dispatched, and
tho opening begun under the direction Of
the ola honsekeepcr.
Window and door were flung wide open
one after another, letting in the sunshine 10
widowed walls aud hangings, until the
"househoid corps arrived at the library,
when. as the first plir Of shutters swung
book, t1e breeze tiuttcred ~ and played on
the walls with a sound as of rustling foliage,
causing universal aud rather startled move
meut of the eyes in the direction of
the mysterious sound. That the aston
ishmont of the gazer was by no means
lesscned when they beheld the cause Of the
rust.ug, our readers will easily credit when
we inform them that several acorns on each
picture frame had sprou'ed and grove of
mnieture oaks were gently waving their tiny
houghs and iluuenug their dark green leaflets
tround the r,4fostic broVs of ANnshtufr;on
Franklin and A ans, and half dozen 9TH
ers Of our venerable fathers Of the RepUb-
he. Nature herseli had broken through her
accustomed laws to crown these patriot he-
rocs with her own wrealhes of honor, and
offer, even IN her dying struggles, this beau.
uful tribute % their memory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

A Mono CANNOT ne CuIzEN or
THE UNrfD STATS. This is the concu-
son arrived at by the present national adj
mlnstration, and duly promulgated from the
ltiice OF secretary of state on the 4th inst,
the day of the Presidential election. II. IT,.
Rice clerk of the superior court in New
York city bad applied for passports
for eleven coIored persons, composing
a troupe of mlnstrels about to VISIT Europe.
Mr. Marcys assistant secretary returns ans
wrr that the passports cannot be granted;
that the general government does not recog-
nlze people of color as citizens of the United
States, but the government would never,he-
less regard 1t To be It's duty TO protect them
# wronged by foreign government. Pro
tect them as what? Not as citizens for it
will not recognize any man tainted with
African blood as a citizen. As so much
unclaimed properly perhaps, 'lyng around
loose,n and that ought to be right under
plantation overseership. This is certainly
very striking manifestation of delicate re-
gard TO the prend'ces Of the save-dryer-
We are told that the general government
has nothing to do with slavery, and yet it
undertakes to declare that because negroes
lre slnves in South Carolina. a negro citizen
Of Massachusetts shall nor be citizen of
the United States, or enjoy the rights aud
protection belonging TO citizenship, A ne
gro Is, IN us entire sense, a citizen IN Mas
sachIsotls. lie can vote. lie can become
governor or member of Congress, # the
people choose to elect him but Mr.. Marcy
says he cannot be citizen of the United
States. Mr. Marcy says this is constitution
al. Perhaps II is, but If so then our gov-
eminent IS based upon The doctrine that the
negro ought TO be a slave everywhere, and
can be nothing else. The next step in
southern progress-'nationa' progress, ac-
cordlng to pro-slaoery politicians Is that
the laborer ought to be a slave, aud slavery
being the Just and proper condition Of the
aborer, he cannot be recognized as a citi-
zen of the United States. So we 90 down
ward.-Spnngfeid Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Pennsylvauia---Omcial.

The Lq,os.-PoopIe who have supposed
that the late legislature performed less labor
than usual, will find themselves Mistaken
The number Of nets passed is larger than
Inst year; and the number deemed important
enough 20 require publication in the news
papers is one third larger than last year.
We shall complete the whole Of the last
named next we K, and add a list of all the
acts passed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

"The Northern allies OF The Southern De-
mocracy turn out To be very poor stuff n the
hour Of trial New Hampshire and Michi-
gan.-wiih that Irish, German and Norwe-
gan State, Wisconsin,, are no breakwaters.
Democracy is nowhere a reliable conserya-
tism. In 1913 it OIL went over to the VIII
mot Provso; in 1856 the American Party
alone saves it from that greatest of all ca
lamities, --the election Of President exclu-
svely by one end OF the Union.
To the sincere friends of freedom who
have been deluded by the N. Y. Express
and kindred Journals into the support OF
Fillmore, in the belief that they were not
thereby aiding the election Of Mr., Buchanan,
the above article will afford food for rehsc
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

1t was stated a week or two since, that a
Mr.. Akely Of Somerset shot his daughter
killing her. 1t Is now SAID that she was not
killed, but Is likely to recover.
The ordination Of the Rev. T. S. Marsh.
and his installation as pastor over the con-
gregatlonal church in Burlington, took place
on Thursday last week.
Men York, Nov. 81. The Governor of
Delaware has appointed Joseph I. Come
gys OF Dover, Senator TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Clayton.
The Rice House at St. Paul's Minnesota,
was burnt on the 10th inst 1t was occu-
pied by King q Rich, upholsterers, and sew
eral other tenants Loss $4,000; one-half
insured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Farm at Auction.

1'HE subscriber Will sell at Public Auction on tho
premises, Noyenbaf n, 1866, at nine O'Clock A.
VI. his FARM, situated IN MhldleseH, Onion River,
two miles ifom Montpelier Village. SAID Farm con-
slsts OF about two hundred Hefes-fOTy acres being
meadow. Most Of the hill land good seo lund. and
there Il plenty Of wood land Tor the farm Said cim IL
we'll watofad and the buildings aud lanees good
iopaif Also, Farming Tools n Cows calves aud so
tons If hay. Persons wishing nice location viii do
wall to he present. J,F. BAILEY.
MiddlasrH October 20. 1856 lO4s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

Holoways Ointment and Pills, tho most
effectual remedy for Old Wounds and vi.
cers.-The wonderful cures daily effected
by these celebrated remedies have estab-
lished them with the citizens Of the Union,
as two of the finest preparations ever made
known, and it is an astonishing fact, they
will heal and cure old wounds and ulcers Of
twenty years standing, even after every Other
treatment has been resorled to Intellectually.
All cutaneous eruplions readily yield to
their mighty powcri and for the cure OF
Asthma, they are invaluable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

.NeD mole Of Bending WooL Messrs. +.
A. Il C. Kilburn, of Burlington, W., have
lately patented mode Of bending ships
knees, which consists in forcing tho stuff
endwise into close sided mold, having the
desired curved form longitudinal, and having
It's interval transverse section only just Of
the dimensions section of wood The wood
is thus confined literally, in all directions
during the beading process, and Is thereby
prevented from breaking, splitting or splln
terng.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

They had mouse hunt in Bridport last
week TWO parties of men and boys TO the
number Of forty each participating AS a
result, one party reported about eighteen
bushels of rats and nice slain. Being about
four bushels more than the other party, they
we're declared victorious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

IL The Charleston Mercury referring to
the result Of the Presidential election, says:
"In the first moment of cool reflection,
all southern men must feel that we have
barely csc aped the issue Of destruction or
disunion end that this issue is merely put
oil. and not decided, by the election of Mr..
Buchanan"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE. On Mon
day OF last week, DR.. w. II. H. Howard, of
Bradford, was brought befors Justice Prioh
ard upon a charge Of assault and attempt TO
commit rape upon the person OF Mrs. ID. 7.
Corbin, Of Norwich, wife of d. Il. Corbn,
a member of the senior class Of Dartmouth
College. After an examination, lasting from
Monday afternoon until Wednesday noon,
Howard was bound over to appear at the
next term of the County Court, under $500
bonds.-.4urord of the YdHey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

Mr.. Buchanan anil re Cuban FHibusiers
La Yadad, the Spanish organ of the Gu
ban revolutionsls and fllbusters at New.
York, is IN great gee at the result OF the
election. 1t felicltates Cuhans first upon the
election of Mr.. Buchanan IA the next Presl-
dent, and, secondly, on the complications
likely TO arise ont of the contemplated Span
lsh invasion OF Mexico aud the counter Mex
lean INVASION of the island Of Cuba II finds
in Mr. Buchanan just the man for the times,
a man who is pledged to the acquisition of
Cuba, either by purchase or conquest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

STATE or VERMONT, ATaPiobats Court, hold
Washington District, - I ~ en- % the Probate OF
Gee In Montpelier within and for said Dsinol, oa the
~ h day OF November, A. ID. 1856.
An Instrument, pnfpoIiag 10 he tho Last WIZ aud
Testament OF Ioseph Ripley late Of bonn. Ia said
District decoasod hoing presented TO Tho 'euu here BY
Shubo Russ the executor therein namod iot PROBATE
II Is ordered hy said Cont that all pofsons ooneoined
the Gin be notified 10 appear session OF said Court
10 he holdoh az tho Probate Office, IA Montpelier, on
tho seeond day Of Drcemhef 1886, and shaw cause u
any they may haya against tho riehato Of said Mll
G which purpose, further ordered, that copy 81
tho record OF this order be published three weeks
suceessiycly In tho Vermont Waiehman A. State Jour
nal plated at Montpelier, previous tosaid time aP-
pointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record,
l33s. Attest, 4. X. MERRILL, Register
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$ L O O.
Z II o G l. A M A Il I o N.

70 ne Mayor and Chiens " Philadelphia and ne Union
propose to tfratmj Elocuc oil any Of RAes-
niaisfa, Nfuraifia Paraigsis shua, Piles, GaHf, Re
u'r and dguc, Istfer, fsi0ns, SriHes Of all Kinds.
c. ramps, BfafHc and some other cases that have
treated succrsfuly and TO foffeit 10 public nsi-
tutous the Mayor may name 500 my Genuine Flee
fic uil does not nke elcriuai cuic in each
Gentleman ct Buruhan,'- Hotel, tuouipehef,) used
Il for Neuralgia and stys ho bad tried n vain 90 sleep
flr two dogs and nighihs face dfendfuliy oou
and exceedingly painful ny 90 applications Of the
Electric OH,n ho was entirely relieved, md In an
Boo M and half went tu bod and slept nccy. lie has
had nu return Of h- dtseasu although tho weather wus
damp aud bad o. bus never fiiied in single ruso Of
kbuumatism. There o. much in using the % oil right
Follow the directions
the counterfeit yuulg scaWps vho use my certificates
toscil and deceive the people. Ou DcpOt, that rs
n. 4. corner WALNUT mud EIGHTH ntfcet, Phila-
dclpNta. Al MY BOTTLES must have my name in tho
glass An iho csfcs udvunsrd 90 this papcfn year OF
two rnst were nude %, my ui.-Como anu the Get
uhcatos of 500 citzsus.
ufs A T. SMITH Cheutsf
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]ANrringRg.

A, tho NJ. T.. Parsonage 10 stowe, Nov s, by Roy.
W, w. Iiamy, Mr. Moses u. Bathe Of Coventry and
Miss Marina Hunt of lfashufgh.
In Cahet, NOV. 10 hy tho Rev. A. l. Cooper. Mr..
John o. Pike Of Marshded aud Miss Joneu :. Atkins
Of q ihot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Singers Sewing Machines.

THESE celebrated machines arc In practical and
profitable use in all parts Of the civilized world.
In all tho yHious trades, and in sewing every sort Of
fabric, either OF cloth leather they have been fully
ifed and approved. Sewing machines Of other munu-
isctufefs often fail to work, hut SINGERS MA
CHIMES ALWAYS OPERATE PERFECTLY, be.
ing strong, durabo, and complete in continuance and
woft manship. perfect sewing machine kept employ
ed affords clear profit Of 900 year hut imper
iroi one h cause Of constant vocation aud loer Iha
entire reliability Of our machines IL one great re aton
o. thaff uunar lei ed unuutntitv
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain {! /!
A. Il. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
E L -E G Il r. / G OIL :"
RheumnIism, NeurnIign, sun Joints 40, sc.

90 not propose to cure eg disease only 'sn ss, aH%ed directions,
s to cure single case OF Rheg%,.m Pains the Back Limbs Piles Sores
Glands Feons Stiffness the joints or Neck also paaon To all
o
A d q M nLL u lin N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

MODERN DYMocRAoY. OF the $40 votes
for Buchanan in Flushing, 40s were cast by
adopted, l02 by native citizens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

A .Ns,e Phrase.-Col. p S. Brooks has
been making a political speech to h's oonstl-
uenis in South Carnlina. The Laurcnsylle
Herald says; ave are pleased Ia hear him
express such good secession doctrine"
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Agents Wanted

TO canvass for aud valuable publications. This
viii prove light pnd Profitable employment ior
those Who arc nd pied Tor the business. Address
J. q. FRENCH, l6l Washington Street,
I0.9w u,,stoo
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KpHs1s The Lawrence H-ruh Of Free
s0m of Nov 49, says;
orr streets have been thronged with
teams ar Che last few days ami Llwrcnce
has appeared ike busy commercial mart
The ferry, Of which there are Two at this
place across che Kansas calls persons from
all parts Of ihs country 20 this point, as il is
probably The best and safest place for eros
sing the river for many mics in either dlrec-
ton. Trade has revived with the interior,
and confidence. TO great extent, Is restor-
Oh -
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Barre Academy.

V,HE WINTER TERM will begin GA thursday
j Nov. 20.
rsrHAcr FEoM rur HrroRr % rHK EHAAiNiNe
CoMaifTKN.
We found the Two prime conditions ola good school
yizi a,dr and horuugh of Instruction most happily
combined 10 its administration.
We eheeffn'ly say that II IL ono Of tho excellent
sohoais of ouf State, and worthy the patronage o
ifeuds nj sound isarhiag, and are happy TO know
that II Is receiving his IN large dtgeen
J. 4. sPALDlNG.
BsHnr, Oct 20, 1856.
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4 CARn.


10 Drurgisis and Merchants qf yumont,
For the convenience Of Dealers and iadividuals Of
this -tatoi have appointed Mr. PRED. T. SMITH, Of
MouipCiiot my Wholesale Agent, and bo will ha all
times supplied with 40 sircs Of my GENUINE
Elttl RIG OIL" I would urge upon all dealers in
Medicine te order from NJ Smith supply Of my OH at
once, that they may DO aho the earliest do
mHnds. Tie will also furnish ench dealer with Show
cards, Posters, and 1000 Circulars, With their name
mauon
81. SMITH, Chemist.
HHfLAuELFHIs.
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w ehl nave h-eu y WITHOUT dctfing
Some Especial Benefit

within hour, and many ao they who have been pof
tectiy cured Of ktoumltism, Noumlign Spinal and
hfonchtal Complaints, Group, Tic Dulorcur Felons,
Cmmps Piles, spriins and Bruises, Cuts and vs. ounds
swoliod Glands and still JOINTS scfofua and Efysipe
las, Sore Nipples and swoled breasts Salt Rheum aud
taukcfe 10 Tho mouth Or stomach, Efupione and al
kinds ct -oics (teadache or 1oohache IN Eve ten
minutes y aho Chilhluins or Sore Tender Feet. II
wifi be- seen that