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The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
For supplying one Of the apostles.

SMART DoG.-A friend of ours has dog,
which used to be very smart. He SAYS:
There wasn't anything in old Kentuck
that could begin with him, 'cept once One
day we started bar, regular snorter.-
lie put straight of. and the dog after him,
an l brought up in the rear. They were
soon out OF sight, but folered on for
mile or SO, and came out at last on a clear
ing, where there was log hut, an a teller
setting down an smoking his pipe as con-
Portable as possible"
did you see anything of dog an bar
going by here?' SCI to the feIlcr
Yes, | did," sez he.
"Wal, how was it ?" sez ].
"Wal," sez he, taking his pipe out, an
drawing his coat sleeve across his face, "it
was about nip an tug, though | think the
dog had leetle the advantage"
"How was that o. sez |.
oval, he was trife ahead -
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
Divine Worship,

Rgv. DAVID MCCLURE, of the Presbytery of
Sau Francisco, breaches every Sabbath m rning
and evening in the Town Hall, Georgetown. Ser
yies commencing at l0a o'clock A. NJ, and <
7. u. Also, every Sabbath afternoon at Bottle
Hill, at o'cl 'ck Prayer meeting at the Par
sonage on Wednesday evenings.
p b ie VIZ ,hip.-At the Union Church,
Georget pwn. Regular appointments of J. Sharp,
OF NJ. E. Oh Irch, l0a A. NJ. and P. NJ, every
s10oath Occasional supplies by other Minis
ters. Prayer meetings, Thursdays p. NJ Sab
tn School 81 A NJ.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

WOMAN VS.. OxEx-A certain clergyman
once addressing his audience in the south
ern part of New jersey, had occasion to
quote Luke XIV, 1870: "A certain man
made great supper, and bade many, and
sent his servant at supper time, to say to
them that were bidden ''Come, for all things
are now ready" And then they all, with
one consent, began to make excuse. The
hrst said unto him, Il have bought piece
OF ground. and must needs go and see it:
pray thee have me excused" And anoth-
said, 81 have bought FIVE yoke of oxen, and
go to prove them: pr~y have me ex-
cused.' And another said, II have mar
rled wife: and therefore, cannot come"
Now, said the venerable clergyman, "you
see the man that bought the land merely
wished to be excused. The man that
bought five yoke of oxen merely wished to
be excused; but the man that married the
wife said positively-therefore. (tor this rea-
SOM | cannot come. So you see, my hearers,
that aComan can draD a man further from
God thas FIVE YOKE OF oxEN!'
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

Said Rancho is situated about twenty-five miles
from Co)ma or Hangtown, and about the same
Stock Ranch in Ell Dorado county; having range
OF twenty-five square miles, or i.teen thousand
acres of superior summer and winter grazing,
@itered with numerous pools of clear, COOL
spring water
p Dairy Men, Stock Growers, Livery Stable
heepers and DrOviers, will find this safe, cheap
ana ana convenient place, to keep recruit and fatten
CHAS. SCOFIELD, Proprietor.
Deer Creek Valley, Feb. 18th, 1855. [2O-3m
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
Public Worship.

There will be preaching at the Union Church.
every Thursday evening, at O'Clock, P. NJ. al
so upon every other Sabbath, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
by Rev, R. r. BRooKsHIER, of the Methodist E
plscopal Church South
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

aa~ Every human being has work to
carry on; duties to perform; influences to ex
ert peculiarly his; and which no conscience
but his own can teach.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

DF Why was Adams first day the long
set ? Because there was no Eve.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
Stock GRAZING.

FTHE subscriber is now prepared to re- In
i ceve CATTLE AND HORSES. for G-S
grzing, at his well known RANCHO, on Deer
Greek, at the following reduced rates:
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
Books q Stationery.

A Literary Depot. is opened by the under
d signed on Main Street, Bottle Hill, at which,
arooAS, MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS of
nry variety, end of the latest date can be had
"pon application.
p JAMTSON. & CALDWELL.
notte Hill, April 18th, 1855. [27-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

GONE INTO BANKRUPTcY.-We have said
so many good things OF Gov Bigler and the
Democratic party, that we will be pardoned
for giving them the following rap over the
knuckles. 1t is, however, all the work Of q
rascally correspondent:
In the matter Of the petition of the Demo
cratic party, to be declared incapable Of
managing public affairs, and to be dis
charged from the fulhl.ment of their prom
iSeS-
Notice is hereby given, that the Demo
cratic party Of California have filed their
petition with the people to be declared in
capable of managing public affairs, and to
be discharged from the fulfllment Of their
promises, under the election law in such
cases made and provided; and that an order
has been dul y issued appointing September
next at the polls in the various cities, towns,
villages and precincts throughout the State,
as the time and place for the hearing of said
petition. All persons interested will then
and there appear, and show cause, if they
have any, WHY the prayers OF said petition
ers should not be granted.
HONEST John,
ana several others,
Solicitors for Petitioners.
n. B. 1t is said that similar cases have
recently been tried in many States of the
Union, and that no objection was made to
the granting OF the petition.-lTown Talk.
E65~ The following is the statement of
the United States Branch Mint operation
for the present month:
Amount Of gold deposited for
coinage 1864 IS
Amount of gold deposited for
paFS. .......... .z4,OI6 10
Total ounces. Al ,763 As
GOLD COINAGE.
Double eagles. ST. 1885 700 90
Half eagles. $4,000 90
--Sl, 100000 90
SILVER COINAGE.
Half dollars. -. .S7,250 90
Quarter dollars $4,000 90
42,250 90
Total coinage. ...... $2,602,2 $50 90
Herald.
Rd~ Every human being has work to
carry on dn nfiac to Y1tArfnruf. Influences tn
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
HONEST JOHN,
and several others,
Solicitors fnr PETITION,

J I
n. B. 1t is said that similar cases have
recently been tried in many States of the
Union, and that no objection was made to
the granting OF the petition-ITown Talk.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

Total coinage. ..,.. $2,602,250 90
Herald.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
UNDERWOOD.

Narrow Escape of the British Wnl
Steamer E'Mer'in'' before CrOnstndu--
Subterramean Internal Machines
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NRatbg.

In Chaieaugsy, \. Y. Nn. sally r. Page, wife
Of Justin Page, Of llardwick. w.. aged % yrHfs
In Nonipeist, August J, 81 ,holef. initntum, ~.
thur son OF u. r. aud A. ". Knapp, ugcd month, and
30 DAYS,
90 Montpelier, 81 chronic disslsH. Mrs. safah A.
Wnfling consor Of Mr.. Charles WHlng, Ind daughter
Of Alf John " obau Of Middicser aged - yesrs and
months Printers ~ n. u. und Cone please cnpy
In R"Hbur, July lGth, NJ. Allen X. Jenney, aged 81
Ia Wts F-itice Juiy 90. after long sod painful ~
nc,s Mrs. Lucy wfe II Mr.. Sahin LlnIhrat, aged s.
Al la Ctos.e, Wisconsin,, on the s3d OF Jolly. lc55,
Of dysenety, f.I away from bis hone aad family Doa-
con slss II. Morte, about &c wears ct ags--a Young
and sfu officer Of The Conefeg aionai Church IA hu-
pert
A. La Crosse Wi-coasin, on the DIST July, Fateie
Noo,e. Youngest Of John Moore If bntst und only
bfother 81 tho l-te nea. Maeie Of Uupstt
Al ihe BfatNsburo Asylum, Nvgu. -, Csnthia So
phifh. daughter Of Mf Jphn Bifncs u tholscai snd
granddaughter Of Mr.. Josiah Hawiev, deceased, n
Wndsar, aged ~.
ia Royalton, Aug. 5th. tnuisl Fancts. daughter Of
DoH. Simson Mott. sEsd 10.
Ia Chelssa, 81 inst M Ch-les iIo, aged about 81.
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HARRISON'S
COLUMBIAN TONIC STIMULANT

WILL cure an diseases enuscd by pto.lation Of d.
w gestve pnWof It's action T. immediate a.
stimulaut, rouse the vitol energy TO ts healthy
otce toniu, sustain aud netpatuats that iorc-
tiii healthy secrvtons restored aud natural power
returns. d wii frmuse Ill mild toms of thonrs,
Cholera Mofhus, ussentety, Diious Cole, Fever, and
Fever 90 Aguc and u conHsc tiou with ihNHtsoN's
CoLuHHtAs NtctranLE LNErtc viii cure The MOS,
cUses Of thc.e aud other acute Diseases 10 the
shortest possible time. The Dyspeptic huds inmedi'
tehcf, and permanent cue, % rs Vs.. Tot al
Bronchial aud Pulmonary affections, It has great
totativs ehctcy.
The sic ehel and opium tnehriates will End o. PET
frot substitute tor both those dissise eng adj ring
aud hsahb desuoling atticlcs. u 90 ttclus.velJ
vegetable compOsittou5 and pure touic uud stimu-
iani, eithout the sightes dseasng property in ia
cumposiuon o. action uu the system. Tho ifeuds oi
Tonpsrpuce the VIII fud II an agent ofgfoat potency
IN tbeir rause. aud that the vitisted ciatings Of
diseased appetite under its viii give place to
healthy actiuu and Hatutai desires II "a elciOus
the taste, aud gfalofu Ia the sonsibies Of tho stom
ach II may be- tfksu iu IT, present iofm rcl srrgp,
OF in wztrr making dsiirAVEf bererags. A. DAILY
beverage decousnH-s :. aHsfualsl by any ftmen-
led OF alcoholic Ptspafetton. Il prevents as we'll az
disease. It's use - applicable in all climates Ia
all seasohs to ali Diseases, add ~ ~ Conditions OF lie
aud OF infancy 10 extreme oi .a. Price
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alabama Election. -. Wise's Majority. -
Washington, August I. A despatch recei-
we'd by the Iateliigcncer from Alabama says
that Mcssrs. Shorter, Dowdell, Houston and
Harris, all Democrats, are elected to Con-
gress and that the election Of Democrat
Governor and Legislature is certain In
three Congressional Districts the result is
not known.
The Union also has dispatch which says,
that Winston is elected Governor By an
immense majority; that the Legislature will
be largely Democratic. and that six Demo-
Gratis and one Know Nothing are elected to
Congress.
Wiscs majority tofFical in Virginia, is
10,iS0.
Bills on the Mechanics Bank Boston,
skllfuly altered from 2's to los are in cir
culation. One of them was received at the
Suffolk Bank.
WAsHNGroN. Aug. l4.--Poiiiic1l More
menis.-M Meetings have been held here pre-
paratofy 10 the formation Of q Republican,
Association, as an adjunct 10 the Northern
Party. The platform, as proposed, is deci-
dedly free soil.
MONTE, Aug. Governor Elecicd-
Winston, Democrat, Is certainly elected Gov
ernor Of Alabama, by a large majority.
7tr1s EleciiOn.--P ease, Democrat, is
probably elected Governor Of Texas. Ex-
Governor Bell is elected to Congress.
Mortality in .Ntle Orleans. The deaths
for the week number il3, including 29l from
yellow lever
.Nttc Orleans. Ang. H. judiciary Flee
tion--At an election for Judge Of our
Second District Court to-day, the Americans,
elected their candidate by 1850 majority
over all others.
In ST. Louis the X Ms were defeated.
Look Od-for counterfeit $40 bills on
the Bank Of Commerce, New London Conn,
dated May II, 1855, aud well executed.
Fatal 1Grdy - Louisville, Aug e.-Yes-
terday an alteration occurred between
Know Nothing and Catholic, during which
the latter was knocked down, when loaded
pistol which he had in his pocket was acct
denlally discharged, and killed him.
.Neic York, Aug. TO- The Pitsburg Ga
-etie contains a call for State Convention
o. the Auli-Ncbraska party of Pennsylya-
MIA, 10 meet at Plusburg on be 9Th Of Sep
TENDER. Ii is signed by prominent men IN
all the old organizations.
Washington, August 10. Wilson Shan
non, ex-Guyernor Of Ohio, member of the
last Congress from that State, and a supper
ter OF the Kan.as-Nebraska bill. has been
appointed Governor OF Kansas, rice Dawson,
declined.
Baltimore, August 10. Puryear X. n. is
elected 10 Congress from the sixth district
North Carolina by majority of 300, and
CIingman ldem.l in the Eighth district, by
500 majority.
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%nrfign Ntma.
Later from Europe.

INV Yohk, Aug. 70.
The Cunarj Steamer Lebanon from Liver
pool with dates to July 3lst arrived at this
port at o'clock this morning.
There is no news of importance from the
seat Of war. Cotton steady and unchanged.
Bresdstuifs dull.
The London sailed at 10 o'clock in the
morning and consequently brings London
papers of Monday only. Since the sailing
Of the Baltic nothing has occurred to alter
the position of affairs, and this lack Of news,
together with the exceedingly unsatisfactory
condition of the Austro-Prussisn aud Ger
manic relations with the western powers,
gave rather heavy tone to everything. -
The latest dispatches from the Crimca are to
the 21ih. and annnnnce nnihinp now.
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Ike the "taven locks" Of Lorhie's watlike chief n
hcr will ~, 10 We tbink so.--JIiksoRutis C0Hstitr-
ionisi, oct 3, 1883.
THE GssIFsr nfscovrNr rHE Acs 1t andnm
occurs that We neter. under tny cftnnstnees ftant
medicines, fesnfutses, nfihing 1t The kind tor
We Ansc iuJicH against ~ 81 ni thfn- Hut rHn-
Der cuupc ~ 20 invite atrhinn TO The ahycrt meat
Of Professor Nv,d DIS ia,t htaiuiAittc. We trc
t,p iifsnta 20 " lif. tayththk Of tho kind, but
SONS Instances Of is hvRe come TO Know edge
which almost assure that h IS sovereign remedy
against The hair becoming pfemaiufey gray. is no,
a" Hair Dye ;" bot upOa is application, ns directed
the effect l. produced on ihe San, which briggs out
the onginal native oolosd hair, without siucss, nud
gives u glossy and natural apr ara nce- We have
seen person. who have used d., and they ore much
pleased with II. Etomino the Adveftisoment.--his-
sour Republican.
For tesiinony which Is perfectly overwh- ming see
cfcultr t. he had Of al arent. Address o. J. Wood
& co.. 10 Broadway \ V. and u Market street 81.
.ouis No. Sold by ~ Druggists ni deaiefs.n Med
icns every ~hets. Fof safe ~ Nanuiactutofs' ptces
wholesale aud ietat 10 Montprierhy
3t lydSw SCOIf 4 BROOKS.
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10 The following i,a sample Of certificates TO-
eeived daiiy from citineas.
Nav YosH, August I, 1872
Tins is II certify that have been subject at times
To- severe headache some ,imes the pain would be 30
severe coad res, neiihsr day night Hearing Of
d.. M'Lanes Celebrated Liver Fhls, fcnt and 90,
box, (Which took pills soiag to bed, fnI two
nights. They relieved me entitnly. Some time has
auw clapstd, ard have had no more trouble fto~
,iek Lsadiche. n. JOHNsToN, lis Lrwn.L
RS. nr. M'Laae's elaborated vctmfugo and Ly-
P. eaa bo obtained any of Oh, respectable Drug
store. iu Guy.
20 Purchaser, viii please be careful ioask for, AID
take noas bet DIR. M'Iane's Nermifnge. An
othsf, aie comparatively worthless. id;s~.
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JfIarkftg.
Cambridge Market, Aug. Is

A. Mafset 9lgcste, 600 baeves and 100 stores. con.
stsiu got W"fstng OKea, Cows and Calves, Nesfiags
Tsn ani Thfoe Near nids.
FAcEs-estf4 efo %, aS LIT quality 5 %; secnpd
quahfi 500 ia = third quaity, ~ o. 7.50 ord.
nav. 90. 20 80.
stasts wosuSe Urrr.-sll0, las 1870, Ia5, $40,
$50
TOW. AND Calves so. 81 ~, IS 81 but few
id maftet.
Two year oid-ls, 20, % o. 3ossa6
Three years I'D $50, "a, 81 40, a. IS, S5s.
Veal Calvcs-6.T g-2i5 market.
SHErf $50 l.NHs.-tt Market 1858 Fatfa SIS q q
90 by lot 3, 2.2j, 2 50 265, 3, S3s7 H.
esIuc-- None "a le.
ksmaft--- The market is wei stocked aud quite
hrai owiag 10 tho large number Of buyers ~ attend
ancc.
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]. II. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR.


To Cure Disease, Of the Throat add Lrngs, Olive
Tar - Hppl'od anl Inhaled
Tccufe Diseases OF The Nerves, Muscle. snd Joints,
olive W is applied.
pniment whieh speedily aud radically cares svcfv
disnHfe ui ths stin.
When Olive Tar "a placel over hoated water tho at
mosNHrre Of the apartment heroues imnfu gnsted with
Pine curing diseases. and revealing Contigion ln
fccfinn
olive Tar can be applied 10 the most feeble person.
ot ~ tho tendefst iniont without danger.
TIE Nagtal Curative Powers OF olive Tar u due
to Eiectnriir.
The liaeirioai effect Of olive Tar il 10 sspel die
ease, Hni noi 90 drv- n IN relieve 10 eases, aud
10 euro ail that $40 not beyond hopc.
Pam cannot eiist where olive Tai, OF olive Tar
oimmeni are applied.
olive Iaf d.ss not initiate nof discolof the ska.
ohso To- does not contain mineral, nor Segota-
be poison.
The ptiucipsi Ingredients 10 Olive Tar arr extracted
from Pitch Pino Tar. and Olive oil
PRICE so cents a Buitie, iai stlo BY Storokoeprrs
rnd Druggists generally, aud by sJOTF BROOKS,
Moutepohef, ".
ST AFFORDS HALF HUNDRED RECEIPTS,
ph1mHhct of IS octave pages. contains fni espisn
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New Books.

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MATrRAssEs, 10 he fully appreciated ought to be
used during the heat Of summer being free from tho
dust, md producing OF the suoeans sensations
VI ies'' she, impar az iuVisoatNe aud heslth'
action, unkuovn them who sleep on feathers, and
one Of rurs4s's patent srHiss Btps, and li.Is MAT
vase, IN hes comb asiou Of cemiort. luxury add
economy, which needs only to be tried, that they MAJ
bo unvcu,l, liked, by those in health, aud erprioe
le.. worth To ihs sick and dsbltated. Thes may bo
found at Emcry's Furniture Wsretoon,, Head ofs,sie
Stfsot, Mou;peoI.
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Murriagrg.

10 B-tiin, Aug 9ih, BY Samuel Campbell, E.q.. NJ.
rots W k.lton aud Miss Dcha A. Goud~in, both OF
Montpelier.
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RARE CHANCE.
Il Engine Lathes, I Piaucr, DO
cutter. Drilling Machine. a
LEGAL NOTICE!
MonipolIer June G, l-5j.

TUE SUIT 10 the Cucuii Louit Of Tho unai Statss,
iof the Nefmont Disirict, "a ouf name against 4.
49, Eddy Of Buius,oo oi an infringement Of Patent
fpf making FuctOn Matches, has bosn de cided sisf
full hoafns before both judges Ia oH favoI BY which
decision exclusive Iight 70 ths OF tho formula
dcscrihsd ia the Paientis su,taised.
~ All persons are hereby cautioned a.
gai1-i SELLING aoy FRICTION hArCnEs except
iInse made by u, a. ell nifngcments Of oui nights
vii he prosecuted 10 the full estea Of the uncd s.lot
Pateni Laws.
BYAM, PEARSON, CARLTON X CO.,
ll6 Urios srHEfr, Bosres
Juy 9Th, ls55. -: Gu.
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MUM a co.
las Fulton street, New-Nork.

hrM .sss. MUM 4 CO, have been, fof many
years. eatsnsivsly engaged IN procuring paeats iof
new i1sentions, and will advise iursntois, wheat
change fssari tbs noVe'y ofthoii imrfvssnsGts
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Making IA perceni, fuf the year
ending August !, 1855. Said PER cenlase 10 he east
uIon the Original amount OF the nTeBunm note with
out reference 10 Auy endorsement and To be paid
49, YrvarureT, at his ohics IN Montpelier, OF be-
fore the l7lh day of October, 1855.
The Twenty-Eighth Annual Report
Of The tVmsany Ni be- published eady Ia tptaHhsr,
add forwarded o Members by Maii-to which they are
repeatedly referred for detailed statement Of the
business of the Company for the year past.
Members OF the Company vii hnd IN the hands Of
the Representatives elect to the sisaiufe. sensd
ole sho cog the Of ass.ssinent due from each
respectively aud they plfiicu afy desifrd 10
that the moary for thei assessments - forwarded TO
the Once 10 October The assessments must he paid
when due. little attention 20 This on the part ofhe
Members ofihs Company, Will save thom eArou.e and
uou 10.
1T. THuRsToN, Treasurer.
Once OF VI. Nj. r. in,. 10,
Montpelier, Aug 4, 1855.
hCy~Ihe puhishes Of each weekly newspaper IN this
STATE are requested 20 insert the above notice eon
spicousy IN thor fespecti papers, three weeks
sessisely, and hiward Their bills lor payment. A.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-17
HARRiSON'S
VEGETABLE EMETIC

nud gaseous from all pats OF the system. Besides
emrte properties, ssSpeciorani, Alternative aud
anutyue. u acts 10 each al as modes according TO
Hatro. ttiirves The laborius g4alsm Of diseased
matter, aud permes Zee action Of It's natural func
tisns sh u - the oniy saf and serfaia
medicine IN al severe iprms Of chocra CL"iera MOE
bus, Bilious Cole ~ sentery, riouTisy, and every
other acute disease. IT has great femsdlhl power Ia
all cafoaie diseases Ia both aruie and chronic dis
eases, assisted hy the iHYisuranng aud susilining
power OF llAusscN's IorIc srlMuLASr cures est
tain Principles ni ltment directions iaf use
acc mpsny each modiolus. ruee 30 eenls.
l1y Wholesale a geut Tor Now Easiand, GEO. W.
BRIGGS Statinuei aud whc sale AID r.tail deplsf
HAsut.o>'- culr xti.S l-ss An1 AHtric,1 Fspru-
Ntrr, 81 Washington street. opposite tbs Adtms
House boston. -: lF.