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A Tribute to Wilbur and Julia.

flow of some fair and lovcly flower
Is t,ken from us in nm hour
By DEATH's stern, unrelenIing hand,-
Transplnrtcd 10 u flrer land,
To blnnni forever there.
'Tis now six months since Julia lef,
Aud ned he number If the hlrst,
When her pure spirt took its flight,
To sing with serapIs tn re in light;
All. all did breathe u sigh.
And scarce his six bright summer fled,
When " iibur lined the sleep ne dead;
liz lfs's caitcr lnre'er was strpp'd,-
Within the silent iomh he drrpp'd,
To mingle " nh the dust
oh bard il is for all to put,
And of it pains Vi. b. ed ng heart:
Though weeping friends hi, es now mourn,
We trust his spirit has been borne
10 Tint eternal Ito ne.
Tie said, aud raised his langnid eye,
My parent d ar, I'm going To dir,"
"a ! placid f,ce looked MI resi.ned,
And friends, too, saw they must cUnsign
His body IL the tomb.
AMY dearest friends wet not for me,
Witt Gra"dpa dear Il happy bel
With brothers 80, will evei roam,
In that thrice happy heavenly home
Prepared for all above.
And nouglt shall there our pleasures mar,
1mnspo ted from lh's world aiar,
To realms al Hiss, in heaven above,
Where noucht exists hut perfect love,
A paradise Ter all.
Ills sweet anu lie failures wore,
Tim. same h,ielt ,nrIr they always bore,--
In death he seemed like one asl ep,
While angpls did their wig Is keep
Around Il { lovely deal.
We trust their spirits soar on Ugh,
And kindred spirits passing by
Are wllisperng-Rrsule tiVr morn
Shall hing the slerpers IL their hCme,
To lie Girever blest,
South Dorset, vi. II. F.
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DR.. Upham'S Vegetable EICctuary,
OR,
Internal Remedy for the Piles!

Prepau d by A Upham, NJ. D .19i Bnwery, n. va reg.
nlarly educated Ply icidn who devutes his attention al
mast entirely Ia tit Disease.
nr Uplan's Elrctuay il n certain cue for the Piles,
whether Bleeiing ar lHind Piles, internalnr EVrrn !, aud
al.o fr uihrr niS4a es which are freqten ly found Ia con
junction with Plies.
l.elter vi Cart. C w. Mclean, late of the U 5, Service,
and member Of The New jersey Legislature.
Railway, MI.
have hren afflicted for yaars with the piles, and have
tried, w,th1li an, lhing like permanent hen, H., almost ev.
cry thing assuming the nHMe of rrWedy had ~ u mat.
Ter Uf course LOST NIL confidence N medictne. Ind r This
feeling | WIS ductd not without reluctance confess-tn
usr - CphHh's Elrrtmaiy - anu having u.Ph il inI about
III re weeks, acc y Una tIih- dir Ell M In Il ,wn. I fnd
IT, my uItrI surprise. as " u ~ satisfaction that every
synwnlu ri the disease has len me.
think il due alike TO hr. upham and myself t. make
this sial -nenl. e W MrLEAN.
Fni srle n Moninelief by s, x. Collins aud Redheld &
GIanuls |" II DeiaNn, Etst TIA dwick DR. A. Smith
Harlwick street Woodward x ~Hrayley, Waterbury ;
+. L. Smith, NorIh6eld. 3iy
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Bradford Stage

EtVES Bradford fur MOntpelirron Monday ,Wednes
~ days and Fridays. NJ 3 n'cluck p. NJ. urun lie arrival
al the first train at Cars frnm DISTINGUISHING through
t'urintlI, West ~rnpSham, Orange and Barre 10 MONTPELIER,
aud arrives nj half past nine the same evening.
Leaves Montpelier IN TUESDAYS, Thur, days and Satur.
days, ~ four O'Clock A. NJ. passing tIIrnmph the above
named towns. on return. md reaching Rrndfnrd NJ II A.
VI. in season for the II O'Clock train for Boston, tile same
Ia Cnuun
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier. 81 80.
Wy I'll : rrmgtmlmt the travelling public can reach
linrlinalcn, whitehall. New York City. 0glpnsbnt h,
Montreal, aud Ll Intermediate plnces ON the route, the
neXtday.
HORACE MARTIN, Proprietor.
Montpelier, Nov.I3 1850 deaf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

TO TAKE Ink our nF LINEN. Editors
and clerks wives will learn with pleasure
thru rptake a piece OF tnllnw, melt It, and
dip the spotted part Of the linen INTO the
melted taIlnw, the linen m1y be wished,
and the spots will disappear, without luJur-
INC lie linen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

soiIed the farm and restored its fertility
TO others, we say, go aud do IIkewl>e.-
Some people have an idea that land runs
out this is all nonsrnse-t the older the
land is. 80 much the hertei, if properly cul'
tivated. -Ncirmtifc Amtricda.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05
DR.. LIBBEY'S
Celebrated Pile Ointment.

As pr pared fur the trlefc"her re Com ay, end bearing
The Sci ftltt institution. Nome genuine unless it has
tp Seal al the Company.
tn" PILES, (r HemnrrhoidS) is we'll nrwm md wide
ly spreal complaint, splriug ~ agr or condition Ut life
lIh after %SNiJrcling the sufferer To years Of t dtuP, aud
frequently In the mast ptimfIl suIgiral nper ltiuHS. /. nrn
nmlnced neural lie. W Rnt it j. a durable disease in any
aud every stage, even where the kmif' is pronounced the
last and MY h ne. 1t is ~ car ible rs any malady thni
al els The human frame. II Yields Ia the riglI remed al
,grncy aS Promptly ~ fl" yields tn wItrr On this point
Their l. M II doubt nv II WIN have used this Ointment.
A greAt number f wltupSsr.. If the ve'y highest rcSpprta-
hliiy, stand r 1dy tnteStlfy u this, and 10 evulun tn suf
f'rer@ tile history If their avn case. 1t l. nu necessary IL
trouble tlr reader with a tedious recital of efficient cures,
but SIMPLY to say tiut
" CURE Is WARRANTED %
This is a sufficient argument To in luce every nerson suf
fering %unh'rthiS disease Ia try il. The mnrev will he i'm
mediatrly refund d II II cure does mt result from its use
according t. directions.
~ Sold in Montpelier by RedfeId 4 Grrnnis. :. X
CuIins !. A :. Write, N~urth1rid &. Chapm IN, Wood
~inrk Hicks 4 Co Calais; VI. :. 4 A. 4 Cumn. Stowe
w, II. W"0dwa d, Waterbury md by one ngaut in ever,
tnwn and village t%hr0nghnut The State. 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

Sugar from Indian Corn and Oil of
Vitriol.

A patent has been granted at Washing
ton for a process Of making sugar out Of
corn, which, though familiar 10 all chem
lists, is doubtless novel to most OF cur read
ers. a quantity Of corn meal is placed III
a boiler, TO which is added nearly an equal
quantity, by measure, of water, together
with a small proportion of common OIL OF
%vliriol, or snlphurlc acid. The MIXTURE is
then boiled at a very high temperature,
when common brown sugar is produced,
held 10 solution, oi course, with the acid.
A quantity of common chalk is now brown
in, which las the effrct to emov the Wit
rloI from the sugar. the vitriol uniting I
the chalk, aud falling with II as sediment
to the bottom ut The boiler. The Iiqud
sugar is then drained off into another ves-
sci, boiled down to moIasses. and finally
crystallzed aud clarified in The usual man.
ner. We Imagine that an operating APP
parauus placed III the Worlds Far, aud
turning ont Jumps ot sugar made Of corn
and %vItrioI, would have made the crest Of
mankind" conclude that The Yankees had ii
compact with the witches, or some 0,Eer
supernatural power. The patemee of
this process is Mr.. George Riley, Of this
CITY.
Sugar may be produced in the same
manner from common starch, cora stalks,
or other tilrnns substances. The process
affords a fine example ni what chemists call
CataIyslS. Though sugar is produced, yet
The nature aud strength of he vrtrInI IS not
a whit altered, neither is The original qIlu.
'ity diminished. The same vItrlol would,
therefore. suffice To convert an indefinite
amnnnt Of meal into sugar.
We hope the day is not tal disla0t when
more attention will be paid tn the subject Of
chemistry as branch of education, than
It now receives in most Of our >chnnls.-
Though the process above described seems
wonderful, 1t no N re- strange than the pIie-
noGena presented by the combustion 1T a
allow candle. How few know that that a
burning candle is, in effect, a gaSs Ilght.
the meliel tallow or carbon, being raised
by capillary attraction Ia tie centre uf the
flame, winch, heing hollow, forms a retnrt
wherein the fellow is subjected to mn i'm.
menSe hea and thus converted into lilum.-
mating gas, in precisely the sane N ,nuer
as the carbon III the huge relnrls at the
gas mlnntlctory is 'urned mt" gas.
F"d. drink, air. tieI6 cldhng. and
thousands Of Other subitnces + duly use.
are results Of chemical cnmbiL atoms with
which every one should he famiillr. Chem
ISlry is IA science from which mure real and
Interesting and practicaI knowledge eau he
derived. than from almost anv Other. yet nn
branch Of education is 50 badly neglected.
~. Y Sun.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

To THE p0INT.-A brave veteran officer,
rec"nnoI'erng IA battery which ii was nee
essnrv t" storm, IaconicaIly answered the
engineers, who were endevoring To dI,snade
him from The allempt-"Genrlemau, You
my say aud think what you please all |
know is, that the American flag must be
hoiSied IN The ramparts To morrow morning,
for | have the order in my pocket"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

Philosophers say, that shutting The eyes
makes the sense Of hearing more acute.
A way suggests that this accounts for the
many closed eyes which are seen in our
churches nearly every Sunday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05
Planning Machine.
DIRECTIONS.

6 VIZ A BBoT1, would give notice that he
'CS w o IA ms rrGtntl, put in operation ore NJ
Wo"dwordls P tent Pltuing Machinrs in the large und-
ing nelr the nl arch hriig. VIII re he will do pj Ming,
l"in'ing, matching, growing, and having boards N snurt
nntcr. Also Job saving, splitting plank and boards fo'
turrings, fencing <lud, &c,
Persons bringing boards from n distance can usually have
them rllHed Ia rarl hNne with them
: w, A. wtuII ll>u ave n lice that hv an arrangement
WIN Y :. w. PutnIm, VIII own tn right 1T Wond
wOrths Pate Il =, iuinl VI lcirur Ear III t'l1nty of asI
lngtol, That he viii Srll fuwn aud Slhp rights, aud trans
acl any hl-in'sS r lItiug 10 thA mnding nr marl INES in
said cnnntv. II VIII niSl give auv iuf ,rm iti,r he nuy b,
III piSSeSStdH # IN regard to m%1Chinps. MeSsrs. putnauH,
mnuAI rtgre several sz : NJ m rhiu--, adapted to shot
USE, hdff pllaing auI surficing huards, with tcuenin!
and grJviFg tttaohsd. 4iuf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05
IMPORTANT 10 CLER:YMEN.

IMPORTANT y C~LER3YMEN.
Fom th- Rev. Owen TIN, mus, ll"ll hend
Dear Sir-lir. l"tmk's vat Is d" a ef,at d'dl # r"U' tn
my uicr got a had ult f,"nt u damp hd about lhtfly
Ice years ug r. aud my v ice " : wy mad rv : since, CIV.
'nr gr, N lain IL M wI' I ~ aeEIHg ~ ringths-r"d ! anu
very fHd at sing M. | us d may different mrdlrile> aud
som .ui tn IN did g,ni tr n I ir tine; hut ID. l. cocks
is The he,t 4 ail-lt clratS my vnlce mud Hops the coughing
Instantly nave n vrr iunnd ANY thing I rtunp'rr WIN II.
| have been 80 ! ars u Wesl' ynn ~ ni,tc,, aud nl'the
Wesleyan N1eiliuiists In ihr principally know me twenty
years Of which hav Ii ed NJ ii1l head Hntl ~ known
prrNtuHll, Ia ali The frst men e That hnly, ~ my 't wli'ul
have admitted tie ete Is Of the Naf r. Ia clearing The
voice aud stopping III cnIgp-they II vrr saw such m di
cine before. Wv wtt, ev,r since Gu tmIS, has T. Ell
vey we'll inter taking iva b ,N"s. | nm H " tnrs> of their
puwrT IL stop a tightitl fit If coughing N an in>auh.
(, asa Wesley I'M ~ nchrr, ca | Iunn all ,relr hers and
singers at every drnnnlnattnn, IL take I'll 90 wateis tr
improving The vuice and curing coughs Huu may publish
nv testimonials fI The excel III waters II van wish,
Gm truly yours, q EN- THOMAS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

For further information regarding thene valuable MedIcines, 80
Pamphlet to ne had fthe agents. where testimony from the higLea
quarters will he found. Among which are letters from
Hos. MARSHALL r. WILDER, Roston, MAss,
Hos. {. CHI RCHII.I- Portland. Me.
ENOCl PATTERSON, FSQ- Boston, Mass.
Mas.
EPIlRAIM MURDOCH, JR. Esq. winchendon, Mao.
IRA RUSSELL. VI. u. WinchPndOn, Masa
n. KINGSHtRY, VI. D.. Temple. \. n.
+. DARWIN ABEll. VI. II. Rindee, \. IL
GEO. FWETT, ". u. TemplrtOn. Mass.
Rev. 4: ". 81 RNllAM. Rindgr. n. H..
RRv. hVfCS Tll.TON, Peterbnrn. \. H.
CALEB =. CARTER, ESQ, Portland. Me.
.GEh ". MCCLELLAN, Esq- Deputy Collector Custom Heus
WILLIAM NICHOLS, ESQ., Townsend, Mass
For Sale. Wholesale and Retail. at PVineIs
pal Office, Sc0llay's Building, fremont
Row, Boston,
w"rd, Waterbury, Horace Holden, Middlesex A.G. Rurn-
HIM, Mnrrtnwn Cyrus Skinner, Wait>f,id Nathan
Cimbnli, Warren Gen. u. Ed<nn, South Nurthheld F.
smith, NorIfi-id MARK French, Barre Andrew Dnty
%plainfeld Ch1rles Sihlry, No. Montpelier A.. P. HickI,
Fast Calais Putnam x Wooster, Mlrsh1eld sam. Rel.
ding. ten J. u. B4nnett, i'tOwe s. F. Hopkins Il Co.,
Cambridge; J u HItchkiSs, Watervile G. ". Scott,
Johnson l.. u. N"yes, Hytrpark Moses Fisk, Morris
vile A. W.. French, Lnnenburg Darling 4 Wood ury
Concord Il. Bingham and Co., West Concord and by
rgenis in almost everv tnwn and village "f Ne~ England
and by dealers in medicines generally in other Staies.3e:l,
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uIN,N
NOW ID. 1881

Wooden Ware Of all kinds, at
3 KEITH n BARKEK'S
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THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING Plaster,

Is universally acknowledged to be the best plaster ever known,
This Plaster IL composed Of quite a number Of vegetable Nb-
stances, peculiarly compounded. There never has been. and b not
ct the present time, a better plaster made. Tor the various purposes
for which plasters are used. 1t mas no superior for
REMOVIN' PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATInNs,
RHEUMATISM. WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
BREAST, STOMACH, &C.,
and when used in
LIVER N PULMONARY Disc ASSES
will prove very beneficial to those suffering with such coniplainta
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(siInld,

NV. T., 1851 New certificates 10 almost any extent
mighl b' added IL deemed necessary but the pTuprirInrs
f1eI that the article has become 50 universally we'll known.
aud It's virtues 50 generally acknowledge by physicians
~aedJthers, rs to make ii unnecessary TO Offer, at this time
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05
GREAT Y ELEBRATED
TRUE ~REST0RATIVES,
THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
Pulmonary Elixir.

PROVED THE BEST CouGH MEDICINE ETER KNOWN.
This Elixir contains many Of the most highly approved cough
or e&pectnrnnt medicines, being TSCuinrly and fortunately COM
btied, and is truly Wonderful in its good results. The multitude
VINO nave used TINS EiXir IN Eo, fvoCALLY pronounce ii to he SUI
perior to any other preparation in use for similar purposes. PAR
IlcrLARLi SllnvLn Tnls MEDICINE RE IN EVERY FAMILY wuERE
THERE ARE CHILDREN. as the delay in procuring u physician
has often proved fatal 70 those whom TIMELY ASSISTANCE WOULD
HAVE SANEIL A YnluAhln rrnlndr In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

which has hrrn fund IT, b piTfecfly SAT convenient and
highly etieirinus M a Diseases nf thu Throat, luugs, and
Chest. one who has used ii thus speaks Of it,
ca Nrov PARK. v, Y, Dec. W, 1850
Messrs. Reed 4 Cutler,-- Nearly seven years ai had II
vinlent Al lck If lndamption Of HE lungs, which was trea
tel by my pllvsiri ns with III N st pnwrlf l,emedies, but
with little Elf 'ci, FIR the NIB ittment al vialsnt pens about
nv CHI II. My cough was alni ~t / 'cessAnt, accompanied
with exnectarbtinn If the m 1T 0n'ril aud # nNive Kind, "A
patt Of tn time MIXED wi h hi md, bOIh { a dark aud pink
col v. Several lrge ulcers hiUkr n NY lungs, VIII ch came
II ar Suff eating m. Accidentally h arhgf I'M neigIIbnF
# the eff uts which The Vegetable 2 lin may BalSn u had
Iroiuced in a simiIlr ease, wa. induced 10 try H.. Before
I ID used M b ,tle | h,gtn to i'm 'rnv,, and by thu use
II f,ir b iii Is | WIS r. 10 ed Ia ls"ai health. had used
I vniaty 1T other ~ diciues which CAV me no relief A
fiw we ks agl I was simil uly attack d, aud | nm iOw us
~ ths q dean with the sam ib4nefenl 'enlis. This state
d4Ht u uu4lllGt ID lml It ciSta y'l nothing, hmi il il will
D. Of service Ia any one, my ahisct j. accomplished.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05

FIR disorders # The eyes This Ln,irn has no equal. II IL
com 'Ormd II lIn he most scIemt it principles, and hnS
ii xra rdinary cures. For vioIpuf inf lnmaiiln;
nrdina'y Inflammation d mlrss aud Iailing If the sight T.;
weakness Ot til eyes invr'untnry weeping TOR, ign rub
stance IN the ey'S etc Il * Il pIStivr md sp 'edk cure.
PRICE d dS. q LnNtP. with GLu MrecLinno
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NJ EDTCIN rs.
Thn lirarGenberg Neee.ahlc LillS.

liver isexciltd IL action the prrts are opened and the
skin made s,ft ard moist -Thus is The hr dy rurCrd
tlr"ugh all its 0ulAt+, nnmely Tue BOWELS, LlVER,
KIDNEYS and SKIN. Thus is disease arr seed and
eiahicnied, While at The same tme tone and vigur ARE IN.
parted To tn whole ~ stem. the hudS is relieved, frt slIen
I'D, strengthened. mud health rcn"wed and. ike ali HE
hr,llh'Il np'rNttons III nature nil mas b, en- dpne without
violence ~ irrilat IN lmc nCl'iisly.
From the p'rnlHir combination OF Ingredients, these
rillS, ARE pirtrIl uI1 vlIIIhl tr tn prumhlium and rnte
Of F'vtrS N g neral, al Bilious and Liver rulnpl inns,
] 'nndicr. general d. hility. runmnn md Slrk IL adnt ht,
IleSp psa, Heart hurn, e. .tivrnrSs. q, ping, rinnIy dis
eaSe, ohsttlrii' n rfihe uIeus"s, utlnrnzn, Asthma aud 4 r
n great vlriet, al other acute and chronic diseases in
hue, tm all nrdiurry flm,ly uses. So grea is the conf
deuce entett0ined hN til" pr"priri0rs III the curative pn
n'rties If these inv lrnbIr pills, thai they auth, riz- all
heir agents t. n find the price where they de- not give sat
istICllun.
Green Mountain Ointment.
Among The diseases t. which this wonderful uinim' nj
is aInnled are the f Il wing %g'uudullr swelling. ugme in
the face; swell ID breast, aud So = nip lie, Of nursing wn.
men, hf nrhiti4, fellus AMI RUG W rms, scnld head, and
i an invaluable dressing fui bHrts. >taIiS ANA drawn
hlistcrs, shingles, rrySiptlas, Piles. ~ lnhammntiun If
The eyes ririd- 10 the powar immrdmtcly all hiuises aud
fresh cut wounds are cured win sr"at r,pldity FevtT
~or's mi Scrntul0us SnreS ARE soon changed into Il hea lug
c0ndni"n, aud frequently 'nri'ely cured.
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Green Mountain Ointment.
Price % cts, a boz. wih full directions.
Granfanhere rTaalfh Bitters.

These re entirelv vegetable, are ekiliully and elegantly
prepared by thr Grltf nherG Company Fl m II number ii
tn mO-t p~lrfling invigurnttng and Healing Roots, Banks,
Herbs aud Vines gathered in the vast forests aud prarIrs If
America. Asa t. uhc a deubstrrent, a reslorer uf The tone
Il the system, rnd To ref eiI the srllow complexion. they
ire oftmmediate and potent efficacy.
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Vegetable PaIminuy BlINam.

The GREAT REMEDY
: ulDS, aud CONsuMP HON, afteru
trial rftwrhty five years, stands by al
IN ,st general consent, at the head II
Cough Medicines. II isthe unity sta nd
ard article TINT has fully sustained its
great and constantly grwing rrumta-
tinn, for 81 Tonga periud uftime. Many
eminent physicians do net hesitate To
acknow edge its superiority, aud with
entire confidence IL recommend il To
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.

Sore Throat, Asthma. Bronchitis, Group,
and other Diseases OF the Respiratory
Organs.
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TNIIS M'dCine will probably depend more upon lis 0wT
u virtue and actual merit than any other ever befure of
Elrd III Whlc.
The recipe l. from DR.. Funine a gentleman who travel
ed for many Years in China. and in the islands If that vi
cinty. where This c. mi, uId Is the potent and fl. ctnaI
rem d, Tor the numerous diseases Arising from Il d~isurdered
stunIuCL and
The Nevada journal., 1852-03-28
\/NI0IIN/\E DETI\IIVI i

dance am unable to state, the mou|
tains, however, have never been hn|
prospected, one reason being that thej
is not road in the country To read
BlewfeldS, from San Juan, even, ytI
have to go to sea, and coast along Il
you enter the river. AS soon as a popj
laticn of some three or four thousand pei
sons settle down in San Juan. the bad
country will begin to be opened, an|
the natural wealth Of Mosqnitodom dI
yeloped
A word more Of San Juan before
conclude. The climate is pleasant, til
ranging from 50 to "a ID
grees with fine sea breeze nearly NJ
the time. The only drawback is II
rain. which is incessant for eight month
of the year, and semi-incessanl durin|
the other four. In fact, il rains gre,
deal more than in any other place
have ever been in, but it is withal hea
thy. | do not mean to say that sickne
is unknown, or even that fever is an
way uncommon but compared wit
Chagres and Porto Bello, San Juan is
San Francisco for health, and there
far less fever here than at any othq
point on the Atlantic coast within til
tropics. Those who do get sick, may
q great measure thank btandy, fandaI
gos, and late hours; aad even theI
they nearly all get well, as the feye
when taken in time, is easily cured.
The Nevada journal., 1852-03-28
G.. +. SMITH.
Justice OF the Peace
AND
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
G r A S 5 V A l. l. f. Y,
Nevada County,

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county o
- Nevada, IS. District court, 10th judicia
district
Jonathan L. Peters VS.. Wendell Buck, Ro-
bert S. Sinclair, Thomas j. Pyatt Bergen
II. Low, Randolph Low, Rene Pardesus
and q W Reemer.
The people of the state of California to
Wendell Buck, Robert 5 Sinclair Thomas
] Pyatt, Bergen II Low, Randolph Low,
Rene Pardcsus, and G w Reemer, greeting:
You are hereby notified that on the goth
Jav of December, A 1851, suit was COM
menced against you by the plaintiff in said
court to recover the sum OF seven hundred
thirteen dollars and thirty five cents, now
due and unpaid You are therefore required
10 appear and answer the complaint OF said
plaintiff within three months from this date
or said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you bv defanlt for said snm, with damages,
interest and costs, according to law
Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk OF the
district court for the 10th judicial
SEAL district Nevada county, with the seal
affixed, this 29th day OF November, A ID 1891.
z3.3ms Tugo MILLER.