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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04
WHOLE NO. 266S.

"What are you making such a fool Of your
self for. then -
Fool Sir I'm no fool. I'm distressed.
Two catched the contagion. I'm afflicted"
Are you sick ?"
Exactly
What's the matter with you;'
Tee got the paaics."
"Ihe whati'
" The panics. sir it's going to carry off
this town. tried to escape by hard drink,
but it's no use The panics have got me
sure"
The watchman more amused than ever.
rendered his sympathy and, what was better,
his aid, to the panic-strcken individual In
the course of half an hour he had the plea
sure of putting him into the door of his
boarding house, and pointing out to him the
best remedy soft bed and long slumber.--
Cincinnati Times
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04


A DRIED ScoTT CASE IN INDTANA.--The
indianapolis journal Of the l4th says
ut is singular and interesting fact that
the same point decided by the Supreme Court
of the United States in the celebrated Dred
Scott case is now pending before the Supreme
Court of Indiana
1t seems that some months ago DIR. VIM.
A. Bowles, of Orange county, brought into
this State seven slaves, to be kept here tenn
porarily and then taken back to Kentucky
After keeping them here for some time he did
take them back.
In the meantime proceedings were institut-
ed in the Orange County Common Pleas Court
against Bowles, charging him with bringing
negroes into this State contrary to our con-
stituton aud laws. Boweles defended, on
the ground that the negroes were slaves, and
that he mad right, under the Dred Scott de-
cision, to bring them into Indiana. This de-
fense was overruled by the Court of Common
Pleas, and he was fined forty dollars. From
this judgment he appeals to the Supreme
Court of Indiana.
The case seems to involve this question
for the consideration of the Court, namely
Shall the prohibition in our Constitution
gainst the bringing of negroes into Indiana
prevail, or shall it become nullity by the
overpowering authority of the United States
Supreme CourtH
The Constitution of Indiana, in its prohi-
bition of blacks from the State, makes no dif-
ference between slaves and free negroes. De-
cisions have already been given sustaining the
exclusion OF the latter. Now it remains to
be seen whether privileges are to be allowed
slaves and slavery which are denied to free
negroes and freedom.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

n ORIHEltN y. III. RAILROAD.-
' On and a.rcf May n, 1851, Passenger Trains leave
boston at 13 ani Concord az 1913 a. v, or on the arr
uy u the first up train from Boston. Lowell Lawrence,
Worcester. Nc for White River Junction, Wells RIVER
Itticton. White aud Franconia Mountains, ST. Johns
bury and Burlington and connect at house's Point
with trains for Montreal, Ogdeusburgh Toronto, De
trot Chicago and the West, Via Grand Trunk and
Great Western RAILROADS, and Steamboats, across Lake
Ontario making the best and most reliable route from
New England TO the West and with trains for ali sta-
tons the Nermunt Central, Osdcus0mgh, Passuup-
Die audN hiio Mountains Nailroads
Also leave Boston 40 1890 M. and Concord 800 D..
NJ oi on arrival OF the % up Train from Boston, Wor-
ccstcr, for BRISTOL " H., White River Junction and
Yermont Central Railroad, 10 kouscs Point, Montreal
and % Ofden.lurr; thence West 1y Railroad and Steam
boat, and from Bristol By stage, % New Hampton.
Hebron, ir1iou. Ac
22J D. w., arrival ol the trains from W. Central
and Psssunp.ir Railroads, for Boston, Lowell, Law
renee, Worcester Portsmouth, aud intermediate stn-
tious; and Bristol s.2l a. NJ.
Passengers via Northern Railroad for Grotpu juno
tns, Clinton Worcester, Newport, and al stations on
tlc Worcester Norwich, Providence aud Western Rail-
roads, and i1r Sew York., Nc connect 40 Nashua Win
Passenger leaving Nce York by evening Boats, or
Cars viz Norwich or Springfield, connect at Nashua
with the 13l ". train from Boston, and reach all sta
t1us on tlc NJ, Central, Conn. and Passumpsie, and
White lountlus Railroads, The same day.
stage, icayc liulotan for Lancaster White and
Frauc1uil Mountains, Ac ST lohusnury for Lancaster
Lyndon, CrisbuD, Stanstcsd, DtWillc, Nc.; Wood
stock Depot flr Woodstock, &c Bethel for Rochester,
Hluclcb, liNsAeI, At. and ui tine principal towns
iu Northern N.t ll.Ian hire and prmput
Passengers hy te hrst pop train ON Northern or sllh
van Naiiroads pass bciwiXt Lowell, Nashua, Law
renee, Manchester Concord and Bellows Fails and utcr
mediate stations, without detention az Waite River juno
ton. ,...,,,--
Concord n. H., May 6,A 1871 81
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and cheerful prospects on dying bed tn
umphant hopes, and a shining example to the
world are the rewards Of those who seek
Christ early. They shall find him - they
shall shine as the brightness Of the armament
they go on from strength to strength, every
one Of them appeareth before God.
Our friend, to- whom we have Just alluded.
went to her rest on the morning Of the last
Sabbath. But there was another, dearly
loved member Of this church. who went on
the evening before. From her also, what IL
lustrations of the theme before us In the
various relations of life how faithful Under
that long and trying malady, with which she
labored, and before which she at length fell,
how patient how submissive How her
Christian character matured, and became SAINT
ly She too, was prepared to die. Her dy-
ing meditations we're not the repinings of Hez-
ekiah for they were animated by faith in
the Redeemcr, like that of the Patriarch.
Il is pleasant to remember the interest
which both these Christian friends felt in this
church and chapel, although neither of them
was permitted to worship here. To one OF
them, it was a qualification to look in, though
but once, while her female friends were max
ing the final arrangements and though the
other could not como at all, she felt as earn
estly, and prayed for the success of the So
ciety.
Indeed, it seems as though its organization
were never completed till now. You had call
ed a Council, and received its approbation.-
You had received Christian salutations from
other churches, and given them in return; but
as yet you had sent no delegation to that
Church of churches, to represent you there
But now, this, too, is accomplished. You
have a membership in the Church triumphant,
as well as in the Church militant. And, as
the first dawning Of this Society appeared es-
pecally in the social efforts of females, it may
be that the Master thought fit that your ear
lest representation in Heaven should be of
their number, a mark Of honor to their Of
forts.
May all who worship here attain unto that
honor. May your history progress as it has
begun. May your organization last as long
the world and when the last member of
it shall die. may it be a death precious in the
sight of the Lord, as of these who have but
now passed away.
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Ttrmont Gaatrbman & State Journal,

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MonNINo, ny q. p WALTON
TERMs.-sl 80 cash in advance; 81 90 II paymen,
N not made IN advance interest always chargahle from
he end Of the year In packets to address, 10 copies
ior sl2 ID, and 20 copies for S2J 90, muariabiy an
adCance
Annexed is a list Of agents to receive subscriptions,
udyorti scmonts and Communications, aud acknowledge
payment for the same.
for Braintrcr, }. HUTCHINSON, Jr., W. Randolph
Brookhcld, H. NJ. UPHAM,
Berlin. ID. b. BOsWORrH,
Cabot T.. u. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, J. +. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc. H. N. CIRCUIT,
nydcpark, EDWARD B. SAWYER,
Johnson c w. SCOTT.
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
Lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld, J. A. bEM1S,
Morusville j. G.. MOVES,
Niddlesex, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Northheld, r.. SMITH,
Ofangc VI. C.. CROSS
PlainGold, A. 2. BANCROFT,
Randolph. j. *. PARISH.
hochosior, b. ID. BRIGGS
South hardviek. ADOLPHus HOLTON,
StoNc EMERY Town,
Iunhddge. AARON NJ KING.
Waterbury. j. H. HENRY,
Natshcd and rsYston. ORANGE SMITH,
Wancu. fMh NkIiN A. WRIGHT,
Wet Randolph J HUTCHINSON. Jr.,
Wllamstovn, DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcojt n. JONES.
Worcester JONAS ABBOTT.
U' Per ous in other towns disposed 20 act as agents
viii be- added 90 the l..t ou application.
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Dn. ELDERS LIFE or On. KANE. - The publishers
(Childs Peterson, Philadelphia have notified that
the Life of Dr. Kane by Dr. Elder will not be published
until December (he present MONTH January and that
the delay in the publication VIII add greatly to the interest
cd Of late.
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" BHsr WonKMHN IL TIE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing VIII be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court square, MONT
peier, Vermont .,,,
Those n want Of warranted Carriages aud Sfe'ghs
will perhaps do well call and see what is being done az
tho old stand Of GILMAS & CANr.
An orders promptly attended 20. -, ,pyp
Montpelier July 22, 1855. A'if
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04
IrN1oN HnnsE RE-OPENED.- I'M

HNION HOUSE KE-UPhN III ms
we'll known and oommodous House, formerly kept
by Col BourwHLL having been vastly ana aHp51 an I, IN
trely romodlclod, has been opened by ALoN"O NM
WAY. T.,
The Union IS the most conveniently oeateu ionSo % ~ ~
Montpelier being in the centre Of business ana win ls
new couvenenoes must be the most desirable ana opu
lar resort for the man Of business leisure to be iouhu
in town. IL,
Tho phis are respectfully invited 10 hestow portion
OF their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsia'
uon Is guaranteed and accommodations excellent.
Charges moderate Al4oNAO hhA." A.
Montpelier, Aug. 20, 1896. Vzu
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Business CarOs.

4 ETrGR PRESS q COPPER-PLATE
IlIl-I.N ..a4ns Canioguos bIanks bill
Posters, and all Kind, of Plain
c.ucd promptly at
gOWEH PRINTING OFFICE,
% aioafpei0, o9aoHf
.lue u che iucs,-hmoossed, Gilt,
lll.llrAic and Coppcr-platc Printing 3
.'s Wedding Cards, Visiting Caras,
executed in the highest style oi the
.r as through one OF the most celebrate
Auouts. lcrns--CasA, no tclsun'-
II. L.. T.. WALTON, Montpelier, T..
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GENTLEMEN, Tnr FALL cAMrArcN

~ ENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
" MAS OPHsHD At MONTPELIER
Tho richest and most desirable assortment ol lAl-
LORfNG GOODS ever offered in Vermont have gust
been received from New York, consisting OF erefy tte-
m Of Ooeyooafings, Broadci0ths, Iesfings and RAM
SaiS all offered az very low prices, IN any q9an'{ OF
ibe manufactured into Garments in any style desired
Also from one Of the best Clothing Houses in New
yorE an elegnnt stock Of Fashionable and seasop4h
ReadS.mndo CLOTHING, expressly for the rciaH Q1Nt
Examination gratis. ,,ooreoNr E
IS Hubbard Block, state Stra9
~ Ageut for the sale Of Williams Celebrated MePthl,
and semi Annual Baietin Of Fashions, the only tsFre
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

A talking match lately came off at Now Or
leans for fye dollars side II continued,
according to the Advertiser, for thirteen
hoars, the rivals being Frenchman and a
Kentuckan. The bystanders and judges
were talked to sleep, and when they awoke in
the morning they found the Frenchman dead
and the Kentuckian whispering in his ear.
W A printer, in setting up 1--WE are but
parts of stupendous whole, by mistake Of
a letter, made it read, 1--WE are but parts of a
stupendous whale"
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rrplisnrD EVERY FRIDAY nonsrso, ny 3. p. WALTON.
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THE vote was nanimous.)
''You may try it just as long as you like
and it will be just SD every time, except those
four or five, and they never will vote Can
point them out; Yes | can. have had
my eye on them ever since they came into the
congregation
The Saints Of the Most High Of Salt Lake
City shouted "Amen.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-17

4 DARKrf TngoLocfAs. An old negro.
near Victoria, Texas, who was the only Bap-
list IN the neighborhood, always s'stuck ap
for his own faith" and was ready With 4
reason fort, although he was unable 10 read
. word. This was the way he "put 'em
down" you kin read, now, keant you pr
Yes swell, s'pose you've read the BIZ
bic, haint your" iss." "You've read
about John de Baptist, hains your" ssYes.D
well, you never read about John dc Meth.
odis, did you? You see has de Bible on
my side, den. Yah, ya.nhn'
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vNHE sadsrsignsd has purchased tAS0 Pstsnt
RlShttss - committee in tks soutAsrn part Of
Iowa Of W y. Critics = Co. b Patent kiassis c..
pea. s4es1, ssa1srYsrs4 70 introduce II into
- tASes skiN Sf O6stkks BuriiAgton, and The
Aeesssbls soanty towns. and asks che attention Of
-: p.eie 70 its s.ye.sertsy - rcoaag material.
amino thts .ccAns. . u Il cKsapsf And SAtsr than
|. !: .amrsses ss.sa III .ls nos,r a. Car,
Car Houses, Dspots, Steamboats,, Mile, Fevndrise
ne 1asss, - vsA q every sssipsisa~f Dwslsse
and Business Hsusss.
This natsriaI forms Asrl, ssnsslA a. ,,ast,e
surfscs. ooatraStisg aud 81 Randias With ~ At
nespAesic. shAagca.. It's npse ssas1y 1n9sDs(
tAAH any other. Il isI0 psrvisus 10 u Ia1e1W3
YIN not svaporase Or crack, nor win Is "a -
material on which IL y laias will tar, pioch and
other roofs. ~ its darabillV tAsss u % eapsaisa,
having hed trial Of over Al yeasS. u - peanai-
eaily imperishablc, hayiax bssn ssvsxst finse 80
jscted u sc,sSs riak IN VI ss,AaA 8 every
ms =, CO has c,mc out " tbs Usdesl uniaiofea.
AnotIsr desirable quality OF this hooAneis that
bs put upon ast " steep roofs witk q unl MIL
ty and can b. laid over old rvefs Ut tar, ~, sine
:, :s.nf end render tssg PIiss,y 49,. Iss
disiaer atnms, costing mach lo.s than say cher
roodas ONLY SIX DnLLARS per saaars, asA
itwi! be applied TO as,si rods fer q ~ pr
square. m eb
Prompt sttsntisa will, hs given to al ssAsss
left ., :. II. Hooprrs Drag Store, serass. 81 Naia
and Third '.res., Nv. -. SKIER. any iasgaastoa
In regard to il viii b given, and where ne nOst
satisfactory rsiersases Asd tsssineaials In raoasA
! viii al osdsrs lsr this ros6as u tasss ssssAins
q : stAAce, With directions fss IL ase. $500
couaty Rights for aAls. 80, !.
No. 20, corner Main and Third-sass,
nkAk
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cIThs n. y. Herald says that Msyor
Wood of list asy Intends 70 resign his II.
6es - soos - ths Legislature shall have
Adopted he new charter and police bill be-
fors &.
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EDITOR CAssp.--Thc editor Of tho Tipto on
Advertiser was caned last week By an old fell
low named Samuel Long. The editor &C.
knowledges the compliment in good hu-
mored manner, but probably in style cacu-
lated to inlet more injury to his antag onist
than the Gaming upon himself. This Gaming
Of an editor is very bad precedent, and We
trust it will not be initiated outside Of Tip
ton. The offence in this case was remark
made by the editor at political meeting last
summer. The old gentleman has carried
malice as we'll as n club long time. Our
unfortunate rctc,rc---y adds .hc sc....c ~.
postscript to his account OF the affair:
?. S.-Monday morning, March 80 ultimo.
Left side Of head considerably "buiky''--left
eye "ciosed up business eouf,o with
some stamp smoke" underneath il. Bumps
OF Language and the several fine arts, us To-
Gated by Fowler, are quite prominent.
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RAILROAD laoS SuSx.--A barge with over
three hu ndred tons Of iron for the Ksokuk
and Mt. Pleasant Railroad, was sunk in the
Ohio river above Cincinnati, on the 7th inst,
q We learn from the Cincinnati Commercial.
A the iron was insured, and will not melt in
water At any rate, there will be no losa to
the company, but the circumstance il vsxa-
tious - causing still greater delay. This
same iron has been detained in Wheeling
since last June by low water, andnow when
high water comes, 1t is sunk in the bottom, OF
the river.
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rUnLaO sCMOOa..

PU0LlO NCWOOLs
fINIIE third quarter OF Pablis school ends to-day
There viii b. public exercises In the High and
Grammar departments, In the aftssaoon, COM
mensing At O'Clock, consisting Of dialogues, de-
clalnatioss, aud The reading q papsrs. The pat
aud friends Of this school invited ~ attend
kseksk, April iI-Alt
Fer EAayvtlae anA II. Des MoAnos.
f1sHECLAKA HINR, Patton Master, - .
1 vii irsse n above this day 1t
o'clock n m
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=. ~. GOOD,
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT

FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT
DKs MONIES, IOWA.
"AREHOUSE On ID and Kim streets, near the
w stesnboat landing. 1apsll-dSms
4 GOOD FAM M rom SALE.
SITUATED miles from Charleston and miles
Ofrom Belfast station VI the Ksoku Ok Asl n. De-
Aoines h. X. Ii contains $50 scrss--eO uell L.
proved about - through which rams 3 living
stssam, half cleared and fenced for suck the Ysst
we'll tinbsssd. There are good csbins, one, >
two-story, Arst rate log house, with GOOD stable
and we'll near, snd otksr conveniencss ON the pro-
perty. Possession given immediately. Price only
3l&psr acre, and Jay ments u ran three ysass.-
Cali AMI learn further Particular u tAs oAcs IL
J. L. CURTIS.
Fourth. 81, bet. Main I Blondsau. Kesk~k.
aprlb ddt
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For ght or passage apply on board, " %
BROWN 4 TAYLOR,
apri7-dit Leses.
BY KENDALL, HOWE ( CO.

Neal E0tato No AOctl00t
r our house on Sscond-st., Friday mcrning, At
tAiO e'cissk. April nth, we will sell 70 the high
est bidder, without reserve, the whole Of block 10.
aud lots g. q, ~ and III In block ~, u Reds Ad
di.on. and Let l. in block ~, corner OF Sth and
johnson ats
Txxns.--ons-Af cash, balance In one year,
With 10 per csut. interest. deferred psynent .
b. secured by mortgage on the property.
On Saturday Morning, at 10 O'Clock,
At cur house, will sell ~ Auctioa the Waite
FRAME HOUSE, standing On lot corner u Bank
and First sts. Puvhassr 20 move tho Asuse 81 ~
sson IS may be-. .
TsaAs.-Thirty days from day of sale with sal
isfAesory endorsed note.
KENDALL HOW KC0..
aprlTdlt ASctionsers-
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Fer sale Or Reny.
EsOR SALE, farm u 400 acres, miles west Of
1 Asntross. Alss lots two nd ., block - In Per-
ry 4 WiiliAnA' Addition.
FOR kKNT, two farnS. 7 and IL miles from this
city. Apply to WA. II. WILLIAMS.
Cosher Of 6seosd and Righ-sts.
keokuk, April lA-dsts
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Ape,sgesie and Frenisssry.

The pressure upon our advertising columns
has contracted the space which We are able
70 devote to reading matter to very limited
amount, aud Of that space 20 large proper
sion is occupied by matters Of news and the
proceedings oh the Council, that we have
very little room for editorial remark to-day.
We enlarged our paper last autumn. We
have had space to spare all winter, and we
thought We should be able to furnish room
for oil advertisements that might be offered
this spring, though we anticipated being un-
der the necessity Of making a still further
enlargement 10 the fall. But the increase Of
advertising patronage has surpassed our an
ticipasions, and We have no alternative but
TO suspend receiving advertisements Or en-
Large our paper this spring. We have, there
fore, nsde arrangements to extend our space,
and in few days more shall make m addi-
tion equivalent to som thing over three col
amns. Till then, We ask the indulgence Of
our readers, who have received less daily
matter than we have desired to furnish them,
and Of our advertisers, whose favon we have
been compelled TO omit some portion Of each
day, though, We believe, no single advertiser
has suffered more than one omission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-17

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