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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

From he Epeniag -Mrr0r.1
At an impromplu gathering of Fremoniers
up town, the other evening" an enthusiastic ad-
voca,e Of the Rocky Mountain candidate put il
to The crowd, whether it were no, better to
send man 10 The White House who bad CON.
pleted his humanilles by marrying an accom-
plished woman, than 10 send there such rusty
old bachelor as BrcHASAS, whose domestic
inequalities could only be- Seasoned with The
doubtful graees Of some hired house-keeper !
At this in,errogaiory, gen leman present. who
remembered the maiden name Of Mrs. FRE-
MONT. (JrsslE DvSToN,) shouted. "Wr'L
GIVE EN- JEssiFH' This felicilous double en-
fcsdre only needs to be published 10 become the
waich-word of the campaign; and the Mirror
takes the liberty Of adding, that if the gallant.
ry Of the country demanded Queen at the head
Of the nation, the lovely lady of the Republi-
can nominee would command the universal suf.
frages OF the people. She is a woman as en-
inenily fitted 10 adorn the White House as she
has proved herself worthy 10 be a hero's bride
The splendid compliment paid by BuRKE to that
ill-fated Queen Of France whom he first saw as
the Dauphiness at Versailles will apply to Mrs.
FnEMoSr, Beautiful, graceful, intellectual,
and enthusiastic, she will make more proselytes
10 the Rocky Mountain platform in fifteen min
utcs than fifty stump orators can win over in
month.
Among the objects mos, sacredly cherished
by the great Pathfinder, are magnificent
sword presented him by the State Of South Car
olina; and beautiful miniature Of his wife, al
tached to faded pink ribbon, the only thing
of value preserved about his person when he
first arrived in California. The Colonel keeps
these souvenirs Of love and glory IN HE library,
locked 10 glass case.
1t has been Slurtcd by some Of the opposi-
lion prces, that FREMoSr commenced his career
BY :" taking away an old mans daughter" in
violation Of the conyentionalites Of social life
But since tho elopemeni of Helen of Troy, no
man could have been more strongly tempted
than FRKMosr; and let old fogy fathers fret
and fume as they may about these matters, the
sympaihies of the world always run with run
away lovers. Who has not shouted at the tri-
umph of young Lochinar, or irembled al the
perilous flight Of Lord Ulln's daughter, who
could
-"Mect the raging OF the skies,
But not an angry father"
Surely, "Youug America will think none
the less Of the gallant Colonel for his brilliant
coup d amour. Who will write us a "sone
for the OCCASION" to the tune Of
"Jessle, the flower of Dumblanel"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Col FREMoSr was waited upon by the COM
mitiees of both the PhiladephiA and New York
conventions, on Friday, and Officially informed
Of their respective nominations. lie expressed
himself briefly in acceptance, and will reply
formally by letter A correspondent, Of the
Boston Telegraph, giving an account oflhe call
Of tho Massaeh uselts Philadelphia delegation,
Oh Friday, remarks -
"Mr Elliot addressed Col Fremont, congrai-
ulaIing him upon the vnanimity with which the
convention, and Massachusetts especially, had
selected him as our chief in the great conies,
between Freedom aud Slavery. The address
was one Of the most touching and eloquent we
ever listened to. Col Fremont vas deeply i'm
pressed by the address, and replied, 10 sub
stance, that he was profoundly moved by this
expression Of confidence and by the action Of
the convention that he cndursed cordially ev-
cry sentiment and every principle of the plat
form, and that Il clecied-and upon that point
he shaied fully the confidence expressed by Mr.
Elliol-he pledged the whole power of the gov
ernmcnt to carrying out those doctrines "which,'
said he, with Prea, earnesiness, ~ regard as
second Declaration Of Independence" The i'm
precision produced upon every mind was that
Col Fremont is a man of character-of sinceri-
iy, earnesiness, integrity and pluck. OF one
thing there is no misiake-he says Just what
he feels and means, and he ,oW do just ,chdf
he says he ,ciH. There will be no cheating
round the board this time.
ttMra Er,rnout rocty.J 49,. ,,..,k n..., lii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Tane.-"The Mhrseillaise Hymn"
Behold the furious storm is rolling,
Which border ficnds, confederate, raise.
The dogs Of war, LEI Loose, are bowling.
And 10 our infant cites lltae.
And shall we calmly view the ruin.
While lawless force with giant stride
Spreads desOlatioD Gar aud wide,
In gailtcss blood his hands inbruiag'
Arise, arise, ye brave
Aud let our way cry be,
Free speech, free press, free sell, free men
Fremont and victory
Oh, Liberty can be resign thee
Who once his felt thy generous hamel
Can threats subdue or bolts conins thee.
Or whips thy noble spirit tamei
No by the heai,ul bright bend ng DER N.
We've callc1 our captain to the van
Behold the hour Jchold the man
Oh, wise and valiant, 60 before Us
Then let the shout again
Ring out from SEA to sea-,
Free speech, free press, free soil, free men
Fremont aud victory
Hurrah, hurrab, from bill aud valley
Hurrah from prairie wide and free
Around our glorious chieitaiu rally,
For Kansas, and fol liberty
Let him who first her wilis exploring,
Her virgin beauty gave 10 fame,
Now save her fiom the curse aud shame
Which sla' cry DER her soil is pouring.
Our standard bearer then
The brave pathfinder be
Free speech. free press. free soil, free men.
Fremont and victory
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Pierce has continued him in Office, and he is nclin-
ed not to be ungrnefu to the baud tina, feeds him.
Otis P. Lord Of Salem, has not met with this sud-
den change. The incidents from which that report
originated were coined by some fertile imagination
As to Mr. Phelps we believe the charge rests upon
the unsupported testimony Of the .qrgus, but, in
his desttution the detection going on around him
we will for the present leave him the consolation,
Of that claim.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
Men and Money for Kansas.

About $4,000 have been subscribed TO tie
Kansas aid fund in Boston, and the work Of
soliciting subscriptions has but just commenced.
The Worcester subscription now amounts to
over $4,000. At Kansas meeting in Wor-
cesler, Thursday evening, twenty men gave in
their names as desiring TO emigra,e to Kansas
Immediately. Mayor buckingham of Norwich
Ci., pledges himself to furnish every colonisi
who will go in a Norwich company to Kassas,
before the LIST of September, a Bible and Rife.
Bradford r. Wood Of New York. in a recent
letter on Kansas affairs. says;
81 have already minated the course now to
be pursued. Il is to send armed emigrant SET
tiers 10 Kansas, and we must have The money
To oit with. liza force sufficiently large, land
a few thousand will do,) of bona fde settlers Of
the right stamp, armed with something besides
hoes and ploughs, should speedily emigra,e to
Kansas, the territory will be safe and civil wal
averied Our error has been in supposing that
Kansas was open 10 peaceful and hard working
settlers, such as has gone FROM among Us. But
bad as the administration is, there is step be-
yond which il dare no, go. 1t has more blond
on its hands alredy than it can easily wash
out"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Nor so FAsr--As an offset to the great defection
from the ranks Of the Bogus Democracy, that is
every day and throughout the entire North taking
place. the Argus publishes the names Of three per-
sons who have recently joined its ranks. These
are Col. Wright Of Boston, Otis p Lord of Salem,
and f. j. Phelps Of New York. Now Col Wright
was always an opponent of the old Wing party and
one OF the prominent guns Of the Democracy until
Gen. Taylor run as "no party mani for the
Presidency. Knowing his Democratic proclividss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

MAiSr.-The Republican State Committee
have called State Convention to meet at Port
land on the eighth Of July next. All "citizsas
Of Maine, without Distraction Of party, and re-
gardless of former diiEsrsue.s III npinion, rho
are oPpnsed to the repeal Of the Missouri Com
Pr"mise. to the ansrchicsl and dangerous due
rines Of the Cincinnati platform, to the extern
sion Of slavery 10 the lefriiuries of the United
States, in favor Of Freedom in Kansas. Of The
preservation Of the Uuion. and Of restoring the
government 10 the prinei. les aud policy Of
Washington and JefT-rsin'' are invited. TIE
Convention will nominate candidate for Gov
ernor, and two Presidential Electors from The
State at large.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

The nomination Of these distinguished men for
the highest Office within the gin Of the people is
we'll received in this State In selecting our stan
dard-bearer the delegate, representing Vermont
al Philadelphia but sanctioned the wishes Of their
constituents at home. We believe that Fremont
was the first choice Of ninetenihs Of all the voters
Of this State who were, and are now opposed to the
Cincinnati nominees aud platform. Not only this,
but multtudes in this county and in the State. who
have heretofore acted with the Bogus Democracy.
have left the party which has LEFT all the principles
Of true democracy, and are rallying under the
banner Of Freedom and Fremont
This is a small State and can Of course exert but
little influence in the electoral college. But small
as II is it will do some tall things in the way Of
voting. 1t will give majority for Fremont, lar
ger in proportion to It's whole vote than any other
State IN the Union. In 1913. Vermont cast about
$1,000 votes, Of which Taylor received %, 1872; Van
Buren, 1887; and Cass l0,9is. In 1852, the
total vote a.. 3ss Of which Scott received %,
l7S; Pierce 1904; Hale 1921. In 1856, or the
present year. the vote will reach very nearly 50,-
0O0 Of which a., 900 may be set down for Fremont,
and 1900 or 10000 for Buchanan. We think
these figures make our majority less than that the
official return, will show.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

of pretty much every ruiiian who voted "spot-
ted, including that Of Hon. NJ. Oliver, NJ. C.,
himself II is most astounding record Of
villany. And yet |, is The black and bloody
code of laws thus passed and forced upon the
people Of Kansas, that Pierce, Douglas and
buchanan declare must be enforced, and 10 re-
fuse to obey which is pronounced treason by the
black democracy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
Gbe Dermont pbenir.
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1886.
Mass state Convention.

Th' peopls Of the State Of We rmoni, without
regard to past political differences or divisions,
who are opposed to the Repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, TO the policy Of the present Adj
mlnislra,ion, to the extension Of Slavery into
The Territories in favor Of the admission Of
kanzas as a Free Sac, aud Of restoring the
acIioi Of The Federal Government 10 the ptln-
oiples Of Washington and Jefferson, are invited
TO meet in Convention at WntrE RivER JuSc-
rioS. 90 Wednesday, the sEcoSD DAY OF JrLY
next. At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose If
nominating candidates for Governor, Lieuien-
ant-Governor and Treasurer, aud also to nom.
mate Electors Of President and Vice President,
and the transaction Of any other business deem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

AN HoNoR. "A friend at West Point tells
us comical anecdote Of very diilident young
clergyman, who had been invited to dine with
professional brother, who also kept a young
lady's boarding school. He was introduced to
a bevy of fair pupils 10 the drawing-room, and
among them to Miss NJ, to whom he
said, siammering ''A-a-a--a, Miss NJ,
a--a-a-l-I-l am not entirely acquainted
with you, Ill had The honor Of sleeping
NTH your fa,ssr short nos cgo."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

" The Vermont Central Road will run an
Extra Train from Burlington early in the morn
ing, TO arrive al White River Junction about
10 o'clock. Arrangements will probably be
made with all the roads, by which people eau
attend the Convention aud return home the same
day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

NEw JuooE OF THE C. c. PLEAs.-Davld
Aiken. ESQ.,, Of Greea6eld. has been appointed
Judge Of the Cont Of Common Pleas, To ill The
vacancy orcasoned by the death Of Judge by
ineion. Mr. Aiken is reckoned one Of tho
best lawyers in the western part of The State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

Coon FOR WORCESTER. The total amount
subscribed in the city Of Worcester in aid OF
Kansas, amounted. on Wednesday, to over fen
thousand dollars,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

II declaration. that s'apery crisis by me
Constitution in all me TERRITORIES Of fAs United
STATES, sras only ica in ME Committee Of the
Cinann0d COnrrntion BY angis rofe'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

PunLic DocuMESrs,-we are indebted to serA-
tor collamer. Foot and Sumner, and to the Repre-
sentative from this District for valuable public
documents, speeches and reports.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

The following original song was sung amid n,
greatest enthusiasm and widest cheering, a, the
great Ratification Meeting in New York, on We'd.
nesday evening -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL IyTEIIICEycF.
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ers will recollse, tina, We have bero,of,r. ,,le,
e,.op 10 sn.,k Of mi. machine All os;,. o,r..,.
for e,,raeting s,nmns rms 81 NJ. he -
,io, ~ NJ A ~ vn,,. ~ o.. a.. A,
exhibition Of us powers was made in this village on
"~'nesday' The spot selected was a piece otiani
recently cleared Of a neA'y groN'h Of timber, and
s"ua'eu just above the wooden faciory' oih
mode Of operation It Is unnecessary to SPEAK With
"s assis'Ahee tne largest s'umPs are tnro~n COM
P'e'e'y OUT OF tue gfou'a IN very 'e" minu'es'--
"ne hVise' or soAe Of oxen aud Two or three men
are all that IS necessary to remove any stump aud
ten minutes IS sufficient time IN which TO accomplish
tonishing exhibitions Of mechanical mower that VIC
have ever witnessed. The machine is exceeding
ly simple, can be worked 10y any one after few
minutes instruction. and is no, liable to get out Of
repair Finy or mere individuals we're present at
the above trial, all Of whom were not only siis6ed
but delighted with its operation.
We understand that Messrs Frost & Gooibue.
H. F. Smith, and ]. L. Raw, all ofthis village have
purchased Of Mr.. Willis the right to sell this ma
chine for tie State Of yerR,nt They male this pur
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s,,,s Co,r,.,;o, w. ara .n,ho-.,o1 :, -
nouncc tha, sneei.I trail, win Ie,vc I,ra,,Is,ora
station. ON the morninr Of Julv 9nd o,c,oct A
NJ. and Messengers will be carried 10 white river
Junction and returned IN. same d.v Gar ,,,, AL
lar, Tbi. .rr,n,smsr, h. hoen ,,,s,,.d iii ,,,.
expectation that large number -four citizens
would like to attend the State Convention on that
Jay we trust that every town in the Couaty will
DC inly represented.
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Strawberries. The fruit raised by this organiza-
tion' judging from the specimen we received, is Of
very superior quality. Frost Goodhue, whole
SAFE anu retail 'roces' are their agents in this vii
age Tor the sale OF their fruit Our obligations to
the ABOVE nrm are also due Tor another eoH'Of the
to the cram ia sure indie, Of their 49,
perity.
-, MORSE Co., nave opened Livery STA
S'' :" '"' 'e"' o' 'he nrA''ieooro House nice
JAM nc" carriages, iresh horses' ana attentive
"'sVer7' e0nsu'u'e 'neF ohiei claim Tor patronage
The 6f,tronoi;yon aGn,,r,,, oDnonn.. cou,.-,.
for Frid.v ana s,,nrt,a, ov.r;,,,. mi. -
In rrovot;Dc noir,h .ns ia.h.s. :. ,.,,'-...s.,.
vh;ls u,.r, >, ,ta,. -, y $500
10 awaken rar,ler oro,;on. IA n,.,,a.;.. ,,-'
are sure Of a f,l, bonso
rye ana Ear Diseases,-Those afflicted with
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II We learn that Rev. ], c. Foster late Pastor
I.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
DIR. Charles Hz. TOzer's
Prirnte Medical Card.

CtTRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remember
- that DIR. Tozers Iniunary is on Sixth street,
between and X, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures made
by Dr. Tozer since his commencement in this city,
to which hundreds can testify, induces him TO in
form those afflicted with any private complaints,
RECENT or CHRONIC, aud wish to be well and
thoroughly cured 1t will be to their Interest and
welfare to call on him who for the last twenty-five
wears has given his entire attention to PRIV Ale
COMPLAINTS, and to all cases Of diseases OF a
private nature ACUTE and CHRONIC, such az
Cyphils. Secondary and Constitutional affections,
Gonorrhea and Seminal Weakness, Gleet and Strlc-
lures and all diseases of the generatve and urinary
organs both in male and female, such as Trolapsus'
Fluor Alhus Histeria &c DC, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints
will not be ampered WITH but treated upon strictly
scientific principles. PRIVATE COMFLAlNIS
eradicated in few days: new cases cured III
short time, without mercury.
He can be consulted at his Office at all times oi
the day from 9 in the morning until in the even
ing. All in affection can find in him one who can
see and sympathze with and bcfriend them when
in trouble-one in whose services the utmost con
Gdence can be placed. Come all who are afflicted
and in trouble, and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as TO preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enclosing SI0will receive prompt atten-
ton with best advice and Instructions
C. Il. TOZER, NJ. d.,
Sixth street, between and X.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
Congtable's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
ID ont of the late Justices Court Of Geo. l.. Gale
a Justice of the Peace in and for Township No. g.
county of Amador and State of California, upon
judgment rendered therein on the 10th day Of Oc
tober, A. D. 1856, in favor Of J. III. McFadden and
against William H. Lobdell, for the sum of two
hundred dollars debt with interest at the rate Of
two per cent. month from the 9th day of April
1856. until paid. and twenty dollars costs of suit
together with accrung costs, have levied upon
that certain lot or parcel Of land bounded on the
north by lots of A. NJ. Ballard and A. w. Trotter
on the east by lot of --- Elwel on the south
by an alley, and on the west by the Empire Hotel
lot, together with the appurtenances thereon
Also that certain livery stable situate on the north
east corner Of the said Empire Hotel lot, and known
as the Empire Livery Static, all Of the above de-
scribed property is situated in Volcano, Amador
county California. Notice is hereby given that |
will sell all the right, title and interest of William
H. Lobdel Of in and to the above described prop
erty on the second day Of January. A. D. 1857, at
the hour OF o'clock. T. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front Of the Empire Hotel
to satisfy said execution and costs.
l.. S. SCOTT.
Constable Township No. Three.
Dated Volcano, December 9th, 1856.
7-3t prs fee Sl2
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
sheriF,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in accord
! y anoc with the statute IN such cases made and
provided. have levied upon seized, Tor the sum Of
Twenty-sx 40-l00 Dollars taxes due and unpaid
thereon with four per cent added thereto, and cost
the following described property, believed TO be-
long to and assessed in the name Of 0. l.. Mason,
towit: certain piece or parcel of land in the
town Of Volcano county OF Amador and State Of
California, said property being bounded on the
South by the prmses of Joseph King, on the
East by main street in said town. on the North by
an old stable lot, and on the West by the primises
of widow Stowell, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting of an unfinished Theatre Bull
ding.
Notice is hereby given that | will sell the above
described promises. for taxes as aforesaid, at the
front door of the Court House in Jackson, On
Saturday the 9th day of December 1856,
at Two O'Clock p. M of said day.
GEO DURHAM,
Sheriff of Amador county, Cal,
BY A. l. HouGHTALNG, Deputy.
dec G-7-3t [Pr fee sl2.l
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
Read and Reflect.
DIR. Charles III. IOzer's Card
TO the afflicted.

QUICK CURES AND LOW PRICES, AT THE
ESTABLISHED OFFICE SIXTH STRT,
BETWEEN j AND X STREETS.
DR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
IL patients for their patronage, and would en-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tinues tocOnsult on those difficult cases OF vENEREAL
which have bafled the skill of some Of the most
celebrated physicians of the age, and upon which
he has neper failed to perform a radicdi cure
Dr. Tozer's reputation as Physician stands un-
eoualed. His exclusive attention to Diseases OF the
him perfect master Of Syphilitic Diseases.
The large number of aggravated cases that he
has perfectly cured after they have been given up
By many others, is The only proof that Physician
requires Of his ability.
DR. Tozer would state that he can cure all cases
of varieties of the disease, no matter how long
standing Of what piogress the disease has made
every patient can rely upon cure.
Dr. fozer has it is we'll known, taken patients
from the very verge of the grave and RESTORED
THEM TO PERFECT HEALTH lie further
states that be deems il sufficient TO attract the at
tention of those who might need the services OF a
physician in ALL cases. not particularly those emu
merated in the advertisement, expecting that they
would test my merits as practitsner, ana the re-
suit Of my practice has been thus far satisfactory 70
my patients and myself. Nordo deem Il neces.
sary to fiji columns of the newspapers with lnsone
empiric and bumbastic advertisements, protesting
nv ability to heal all diseases flesh is heir TO- Tor TO
do that must be something more than man, but to
give those that are afflicted with NENERbAL
CHRONIC and other diseases, to understand, from
long experience, an fully competent to treat them
successfully.
NV regard for the dignity Of the medical profess
sion to which have the honorto belong. deters me
from committing any act savorng of rank quaek-
cry, and regard for my own dignity wouid prevent
nv placing myself on par with quacks aud nos
trilm yendgrs of the present age.
| offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or
pufs Of my superior qualiacationsas practitioner,
neither do | assume te myself medical honors to
which | am not entitled, but merely ask those who
are diseased to read the different advertisements
relating to the cure of private diseases, and Judge
for themselves where to apply for relief. (My
rooms are SO arranged that ! can be consulted in
privacy at all hours of the day, from O'Clock in
the morning until in the evening.
re- Persons with Chronic Diarrhea Dysentery,
Local Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs and Back lndis-
position, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Sei-dstrust, Dizziness
Headache Pains in the Side, Affection of the Eyes,
Pimples ON the Face, Sexual and other lnirmates
in Man &c. will find il important to consult DR.
CHARLES II TozER at his Office Sixth street. be-
tween ] and X Sacramento. ~esQ
C. Ii. TOzER, NJ. d.