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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02

~ az Pror-.stars Of re s.ssi.h nan Crea,sr
Sifs ~ iie offi part of la.i SUMMER. my daughter
was afflicted utin an absrrss about inch above tho
ccUtro Of thr Jr4Hts, zoe diameter OF which was
tNo inches. 10 wac urcntd. end after the ischafEe
bad cC1sDd tive roots of the hlif exposed bee
ia.iOo O TOO scalp. Wtfhin wcct ail fhe haIr over
the discussed spot hsi tlirn out Much sfAiot, wss
ict DO consequence otus exposed situation afing ~
would not sgun grow. IWoc Npericncei QUO dira tucu
wur, consulted, who decided the SPOT would fsm4fn
permanently hIld. Various restorative means wee
fe-Hfu.a '', without eject whoa trend recommended
tiun, mlrru-cun.c examination evidenced growth
of Hne d'wnv o1king h1ir lnspif.d with fcsh hopes
continued if. lp iratluu. uuN iu sfN wctks fr
wHtltt bN gfovth OF hnir an iuch in iength Il t.
uuN iuI rurfh and priiertN hrll'hY. then recon
mend ittnn ittt tfelautr5 who bad Loot her hait
from ef intias. She u-cdlf afh ike hHnpy result.
lhe pleasure tn giving yuu this Testimony iu lvoro
your valuable d-clvrry eoving % go hc from fual
cNpcrimsnt. one uf the vcfy few useful curative ara
cics that omanHto from Qu4ckdum.
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IilcOirinco.
AYERS
? I L L B
Are curing the Sick TO an extent neve,
before known Of any Medicine

""'"i' N"""N VI "h! NtOteiAf.
lNVAblDS. Reid and JUDGE F0a YOgR3FlgFg
JULES nAuEi, ESQ, the well known ,srf.w..
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. uhfao choice nfo,l,,..
are found 20 almo-t every toilet .t,ss '''''s
" I Am happy 60 aaY OF your rtrtiAnfrc pnt. ,.
have found ihqm beiior muiy medicine irr ral,,,.
use, than amy o0ior Within my knowledge. Nsnt NV n
friends have realized marked benefit. from them ana W
ncie with me in believing That they pns.e.. et,,-
mary virtues CT driving out Diseases and rnf.te fi XXX
They are net only eilecinal bot safe and piea.anf ~
taken, qualities which must make them gan.i D. n
public, when they aie known we
The venerable Chancellor wAHDLAw, write. e.,.
Baltimore, 18th Apul, is5ts "'n
ps j. &. Afra-sri have iakeu your rim. o.,s
stesi benefit ior e leslie -ne.s lanqor loss anss,
and Bilious headache which has of lite tnafa ot,.ts
me in The spring few doses ct yuur PH. elr,5 'n
! have used iour Cherry recioral many wear. M ,
iamN i' ''iie'' end cuids with unfliine -arto.. W.
make medicines ich cure, aud feel Il a nls..,. ~
commend you ler The good You have done and s,, 100
JOHN BEATTY, Esq., sec OF the Penn. Rsf,',s
{" pa R. r. oses. pA.'s5sissia. Dr., "a ,..,
" SIR take pleasure in adding mr ...ti,.r, i, d.
efficacy of your incidence having derived Mr., r
benefit nou ue 81 bofi tonf prrt.ra atl i.I 10y
Pills am never without them boz niy family nan .i,,if
ever consent 20 De, while my nesns will procure us
worth 81 H.. writes
Having used yauf C,ru,nrtc r,ls FOO Boz, pr,,,i..
certify tum experience, that tIiev are go in,. lsi,
gaiiye. In eases Of disoriered nncuons Of bio IKE,
causing headache, indigestion, co-tiyenes. and H. 80
Nanel oi diseases mat follow tne' ape remedy
than any other 10 go rases where pnreaiiee rns8,
be- required confidently recommend these rfl. o. tI
public, a. superior Co amy other have ever found T,y
300 their operation, aud perfectly SAFE af,,.s
which make them Invaluable article hr pahiir Y..
have af many .ears known Your eierp p,,aoi Il. The
90 wise interior 10 that admirable preparation fIr t.e
treatment ui diseases"
Alton. Ne. Mn os. is,q
"Dr :. e. hyrp-Desr Sr; I have hecn sa.',,.s
from my birth with scfoiIla iu ts iartn and na
after twenty years inai, and untold of amof l ~
yaar f hh,' Wb Thst i ,sn 5' sf ~ ~" "e by
only be imagined when ypu realize what lsye Offered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02
WHOLEsALE AGENTS.

MISREPRESENTATION VENT & CO., l77 y
Ihfra -fierf.
Ne9 York -. V.CLiCKNER a co., 80 Gatcla,
Street.
Ho-toa -UEDniNG & CO., No. State street.
Nontptliei VI, FRED. T.. sHtIh.
Aud rver respectable Druggist throughout fhe lnr
ed States. %; y.rup
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tflr0ifincs.
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR.

Tim preparation Is now acknowledge 90 he the
uSlf nNE which vii restore create the HAtR. where
oldnoss has been Vt many years standing. Read toe
following tesimonials, aud sec what. they say OF IN
New York besidts these, We have any others tiun
Physicians OF excessive pactce. aud persons at the
highest repeatedly, (ail OF whom can be- seen o.
rofrcs orded with) which mas be seen at The Depot
nm uru.uAAN- Nm AuLL
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NOTICE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
no VERMONT FARMERS.

ltHE SUBSCRIBER offershis Farm for sale 40 ihe
town of st. Armand, Essex County, New ofks"
400 Acres; title indisput able about IS aces im-
proved well foncod weil itei"d by spfinss bIY"Ns
both hanks of aid river ora miles blow the lover
Saraaac Lake. More than half Is interval Ihei.
a comfort bic log house On the farm, good wen "l
soft wat near be door, nd log barn. mail passes
daily from Ausahle Forks to Saranac Lake. and nnes
week flom the Wesi and South Esst. The fost Oi1r.
is one mil- distant. The Farm j. new one, h1s'"s
been occupied hui our years, nnd has abundance ~
lumber, such as Pine Spruce aud Cedar. n"~ ~"
OF iroQDfe has rerentiy beeu discovered on me a'l
ingiafm TIE Whole vii! be- sold on feesonap' v
or, Il desired lot Of CO acres On whioh A., nv ,u
For luther parieuiass addIessths s.oso's''
$50 JEMUEL kNAff-
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WOOLEN MANUFACTOkY.

fEfIE upHersigned D. prepared go receive Wool fHr
I manufacturing hs fhn yard of upon shares, 40 fhe
new Wuai-n Factor, ai Wrst taIais.
Gas>imcre~ Sntinetts, DoesiSins,
aad fLANNLLs manufactured Zoo order, in pho hust
manner X. \. WILSON.
West Calais, Nov 7,itai stf
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THE Use OF MoNEY.-A vain
mans motto: Win gold aud wear it.
A generous mans: Win gold and
share 1t.
A mIser's: Win gold and spare it.
A pronrgate's; Win gold and
spend it.
A brokers; Win gold and double
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Voluntary Testimony.

We, tho suhscrihers, residents OF flemingion, do
hereby c-uih that atc well acquainicd ~iih Dr. j.
n shcnck. lie was attacked by disease, which, ns
we hnticve, terminated in Pulmonary Cousumptiooi
under ME operation OF which, hu vas reduced 80 i1w
as tn ho uualIe leave his bed for long tune AND
io 800 appearance past frcuvrry- Hr ts now D.
ffcfy wsllhts cough and toFcf hafe lrlt huns and We
ffl iustGrd in tccl arg us nut belief that those
saiart effects base resulted rom ihr use o. the ful
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Practical anl AnaIytidal tL6niit, Lowell, Mas
Aronis Tor Moafpelfcr-FRTn. T.. SMITH. L
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A FOOLS Win gold and lend it.
A gamblers Win gold and lose it.
A sailors: Win gold and cruise it.
A wise mans; Win gold and use
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-24

Leave Villa Rica Saturday al IA
Arrive nj Van Wer same day by ~ ma
| Leave Van Vert Saturday al p ms
Arrive Wills RIGA day BY p. 81.
6tst From Villa Riea, by Pumpkin Vine add Dallas
Huntsville. ~ miles and back, week.
Lnsye Vlla Riea Monday al an;
Arrive al Huntsville day by ~ M
Leave Huntsville Monday at 4 p nj
Arrive az Wills hoa same day BY p IA.
esrI From Villa Rics. by Burnt Stand, Copper Hin
TslIsPeosa, Oak Lesel. Ala, and Rabbit Town
% Jacksonville, 81 miles and back once week.
Leave Villa Biea Wednesday nj M
Arrive Jacksonville next day by 8 D ~;
Leave Jacksonv lie Friday at ) a m;
Arrive Villa Rca day by . m
esso From VilIs by Long Leaf aud Elns 70 Cedar
town. ~ miles and back, once a weak
Leave Wills RicA Monday at am,
Arrive Al Csdartovn same day by 6pmi
Leave Csdartown Tuesday at 7 a 10;
Arrive ri villn Rica same day by 6 D m
esse From Wills Rica Flint Hill, miles and back
a week
Leave Vsila Rica Wednesday ST l0am;
Arrive at Film Hill saae day by IL 10;
Leave Flor III u Wednesday al Z an;
Arrive at Vslia Rica same day BY 9 I'm.
$500 From Carolion by Laurel Hill and Unioa Mills,
70 franklin, 81 miles aud back, once week
Leave Ca roiton Wednesday, at "a;
Arrive at Franklin day by D M;
Leave Frsnkiin Thursday at a m
Arrive at carolton same dsy by epm-
649I From Greenyilie, by Farmsrs Whis snlnbur
Springs, Kinss Gap. and q oodmans Cross Roads
70 Coehran's Cross Roads, "a niles and back
twice week.
Lssve Greenyils Wednesday and Saturday at S a ma;
Arrive at Cochrnns Cross Roads same days by
I2m
Leave Cochrsn's Cross Roads Wednesday and Sat-
urdsy al pm;
Arrive at Grceny,ile same days by s pm
e492 From GreenviIls 10 Warm Springs, II miles and
bsck, twice week in June, July, and August
nnd once week the residue of the year
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

va Some contemplate and dirty speci-
men Of humanity has addressed us an anonv-
nous letter, and says he is authorized to or.
der the discontinuance of the paper now ad
dressed to Sam. Neal. and two others which
were sent to the Atlantic States by order of
Mr. G. Wheeler. The letter purports to be from
the last named person, but our acquaintance
with that gentleman, assures us that he would
not hesitate to subscribe his name to any bust
ness communication he chose to address to any
person This, together with the very trivial
reason assigned, (Which would admit of
thousand satisfactory explanations. induces
Us 10 pronounce the communication con-
temptibie humbug. and call upon Mr.. Wheel
er to ferret the Know-Nothing author, and
properly punish his sneaking interference.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

LATER From OREGoN.-Auother Indian
outbreak, says the OregOnian, of June 10Th.
mas commenced IN Southern Oregon between
the Apologize. Illinois and Coast Indians and
the whites. The Indians have killed several
white persons, and committed other depreda-
tons upon the settlers; such as shooting stock,
driving mules and cattle into the mountains,
&C., &c. The settlers have become alarmed.
and have determined to make a treaty with
these bands which will be lasting to the end of
time. The Rouge River Indians have been
collected together upon the reservation. by
DR.. Ambrose. the Indian Agent. and were
peaceable when we left. few days ago
The mining operations in Southern Oregon.
are almost entirely suspended for the want of
sufficient water 1t is said that there has
been less rain during the last winter and
spring than ever before.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Sun franristu ahuertisements.
SI.UICE FORKS.

TIME subscribers beg leave to inform the
miners and merchants that they have on
hand and are continually receiving from the
Factory, supply of their Patent Sluice Forks,
wi ich will be found for sale by the following
merchants
S4.N FRANCISCO.
DELoNG McNEAL s. Co No So Battery street;
FIrzG ERALD & Co., No lib Battery street;
BYRANr & Co., No 6S Battery street.
STOCKTON
SAUNDERS & HIcKMEN, Main street;
GREENLY < Co., Centre street;
j. WALES, FL Dorado street.
SACRAMENTO.
ELLIOTT & ZEITLER, No $50 j street;
HOOKER 4 Co., No II ] street;
STopDARD & PRENTICE, 1872 street.
-M-4RY 5 PILLE.
TREADwELI & Co First street;
j WALES, High street;
ALvoRp & HAvILAND, First street
va None genuine except they are stamped
on the heel Of the Fork Il TEEsE s; SON,
Patent, 1854
LEWIS TEESE s son, Patentees,
No l62 Battery street, San Francisco.
je Q I'm
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

Tie Board of Supervisors make the fol-
lo,cing amendments to the totcnship lines Of
ORC and Oregon Townships, to tcit:
Gro township to commence mt Woodman' S
Ranch running parallel to the River to a point
below Boons Bar thence east across Feather
River, one mile thence parallel with the river
to Plumas County line
Oregon Township line to commence at a
point on n. Fork Feather line and run S. W.
mile north of French Town, thence IA mile
south Angels Ranch, thence west to Hamilton
Township line.
The following is the rule adopted by the
Board of Supervisors in relation to petitions
for Roads Rule 9th, Twenty days prior to
the presentation of petition for road, two
notices shall be posted in the vicinity of said
road, (in each townships through which said
road will rum in the most public places, no.
tees shall designate the place of starting,
course, and place of ending, proof of said no.
tees must be made before the Board at the
time of application.
Board adjourned to meet at Bidwell on Tues
day June %. 1855. R B. MOORE, Cham.
| A. E, GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
ACCOMMODATION LTNE OF STAGES
AND
Passen ger Train

FROM MARYSViLLE TO AMERICAN VAL
LEY AND NELSON CREEK.
The above Line is now running and connec-
ting at Bidwills Bar, with the California
Stage Co., TO the following places:
Berry Greek, EhzabethtOwn,
Mountain House, Black Hawk Creek,
French Greek, Rush Greek,
Pea Vine Greek, Indian Valley,
Meadow Valley, Rich Bar.
Bucks Ranch, Indian Bar,
Eagle Gulch, Smiths Bar,
Spanish Ranch, Junction Bar,
On North Fork of Feather River. American
Valley and Nelson Greek,
RUNNING AS FOLLOWS
Leaves Marysville at o'clock A NJ. and
arrives at American Valley at o'clock P. NJ. ,
next day.
RETURNIN
Leaves American Valley at o'clock A. II ,
and ard Ses at B.dwiirs Bar att o'clock, A
NJ, next day, in time to take the Company 5
Stages to Marysville and allparts of Califor-
MIA. Carrying our own EXPRESSES to and
from the above named places for the regular
and speedy conveyance ofG0LD DUST. TREA-
SURE, PACKAGES, PARCELS. LETTERS
AND FREIGHT
COLLECTIONS made. and all business per-
tanning to an EXPRESS, attended to.
Ma freight or package received weighing
over 100 pounds.
ie23 We SINGER & co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

CuANrAIaSE FIour.-Dr. Wilson, and Mt Dickey,
who had batled with champagne The 4ih, until 1t
got the upper hand of them concluded to try on each
other, and drawing their bowie knives, commenced
"un grand flourish" The DIS clothes were opened
down the back without his receiving any other injury,
when they were separated by the crowd. They fought
the champagne together like brothersSut differed a
bout politics After their separation we understand
that the DR. procured double barreed shotgun, and
barrcsded Water street. The presence of the Sheriff
arrested matters before they had assumed very seri
turn.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

SAD AccIDsSr.-A runaway occurred on the 4th,
which resulted in seriously nurng several ladies The
horses attached to carriage for the purpose of
Teyng the ladies from the arbor, into town, took fright
on the HILL dashed down into town at fearful rate
rpserng the carriage huge pile of brick, and Sc
yeely njuring several of its occupants. Mrs. Dayen-
port had IN arm AID two ribs broken, and received
several other bruises The two Misses Dixon received
slight bruises their heads and Mrs Clark, received
serious internal injury. The accident said 10 be the
result Of careless driving Under the superintendent
OF Dr. Phipps pleased to learn that they do
ing we'll and their recovery may be speedy and
thorough.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }

County or BUTTE,
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
will apply to the Board Of Supervisors of said
County, at the first meeting of the same or as
soon thereafter as the same can be heard, for
license to build BRIDGE, and run a FER
RY across Feather River at Bidwell, in said
County, commonly called Bjdwelrs Bar.
A. FARGO & co.
May 10, 1855 28tf
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

State of California ! PROBATE COURT
County of Butte, 5 at Chambers,
Bidwell, May 2S, 1866,
In the matter of the Estate of John r,
Kerns deceased.
1T is ordered and adjudged, that all persons
Il interested in said estate be and appear
before me at the Court House in the town of
Bidwell on Saturday the 18th day of July 1855
at % o'clock A. NJ, on that day to show cause
il any they have, why an order should not be
granted to the adm illustrator in said es tate to
sell the Real Estate OF said deceased, to pay
his debts. Given under my hand at the
town of Bidwell this the 18th day of May
1866. JOSEPH E, n, LEWIS.
Probate Judge Butte Co,
Attest, true full and complete copy Of
an original order of said Probate Juege, now
on file. and remaining in my Office,
Witness my hand aud the seal of said Court
at Bldwell this June L, 1886,
Il, Z, GRIFFITH, Pro. elk,
By THOM.9S WELLS, D c,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

BUTTE LODGE, no. Sc, F. & Al NJ.
Lodge meets at their hall in Bidwell, on the
first and third Saturdays of each IN onth, at I
P. NJ. Oficers-GEO II. CROSETTE. W. NJ
j. W. GILKYS0N, S W, p. H. HARRIS. ].
". JOHN WILSON, Sce'y
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

FORBESTOWN LODGE, T. 4. NJ No. 50
Meets the second Saturdays OF each month.
A. G. Simpson, ". NJ John Roland, S ".
c. c. Foot, J. John II Sharp, Sec'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

GEN. DsSvER.--A public reception was
-lgen 10 Gen. Denver ON the evening Of his
arrival in Weavcrvile on which occasion.
says the Tinifs, he in most felicitous speech,
expressed his happiness at being once more a.
mong his cid friends of Trinity county
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

ANtADoR RESOLUTIONS The following res
olu'ions we're adopted by the Amador Democ-
racy at a recent meeting:
Resolved, That We still sih=re 10 those great prfnci-
pies winch base distinguished the Democratic
ary from rs opponents, uEd hav- ried great and
powerful an effect upon ;A- growth and prosperity OF
cur couDiry.
Resolved Ihnt iG the Demacrlt;c party We recognize,
ne DEB nders oi the great principles Of r5gous toer-
1iee merry ot thoug freedom Tire pres gn.
" o HE people stale right. and srIici Construction OF
me Constitution and thai IA its past HISTORY. lis end
ihd ann has beeu he Prosperity If th- people. tie
guarding q their rizhiS and he gro~th, harmony An5i
strength Il our <. lrIoI, tniUH.
Resolved, that ~ have tao sympa'ty with, aud 10
respect Tor any secret ticai .oeet., And d
cail. s@ceiy whose chief jecl Is He prescription
those VINO have soun asy ia this cuaA.ry 10 eu-
JuY religious and PERSONA. liberty.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

MrtEF-A crowd rushed out of one Of the sal oons
down the evening of the 4th to see two HON
hres filled with liquid patriotism engage in tcuh--
The sheriff was again handand dispersed The crowd
ha'iiag the beilgerenls somew hat roughly be
the pasrio, could see necessity of keeping cool
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

GA Savannah despatch to the Richmond
Despatch, says, that when the sloop-of- war
jamestown was AT Key West, the division be-
tween the guard room and the gun deck wa:
taken down leaving the whole deck ready for
action, which is not usually done except in
time Of war. Il Is argued from the fact that
our relations With Spain are in critical condi
On.
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Paints, Oils, Window Glass & C

EHHE SUBSCRIBERS HIVE JUST
Il received in store. from ships Charmer,
Saracen, Tornado, Water Witch. Neptune's
Car Boston Light, Westward Ho, and S S.
Bishop, large additions to their stock, making
it, as heretofore, the most extensive in this
city. We have now in store:
PURE LE.4D-20 tons Atlantic and
English. Also 25 tons Pure, Extra, and No. /
ZINC P.aLN'I--l0 tons "Tiernanns" and
snow white.
P-aLN'TS-5O0 English, red, yellow. and
black. 10000 lbs red, yellow and fire. proof
dry.
TIER.wa.MA'' S COLORS-5O cases, as
sorted coors
RED LEy4D e. LITH.4RGE-6 tons,
"Atlantic' and English
LLNSEED OLL-2,00o gallons, boiled and
raw. Also. Turpentne and Camphene, $500
gallons each.
1000 gallons Polar Lamp Oil, bleached.
VdR.rISH--1,2 200 gallons Tidens LIST and
"a quality coach, furniture, durar SC.
p INT BRUSHES--.Oo doz adams
and "Strattons."
WHITE WIS do. 200 doz do do
GLUE-200 cases, China and ''Cooper,s'
WIVDOW GLASS-1 400 bxs assorted
sizes, German, &c.
PLATE GL.4SS--20 plates, 53xs4 to 96x
l23.
PUTTY-30 bbls, in bulk and bladders.
ALSO
WHITING, Red and White Chalk, ground
and lump Rotten Pumice Stone, Emery, Sand
Paper, Black Lead Bone Black PAINT MILLS,
and our usual assortment of articles and tools
For sale at the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER, JOHNSON s. CO..
Importers and Jobbers,
Nos l03 and los, Front street,
Next to the Corner of Washington.
San Francisco.
Orders with remittance will be promptly
executed Ml2-3m