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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
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G. w. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTIC
FAMILY PHYSIC.

FAMILY PHYSIC
The most important Dsco cry made In Medical Sci
ence, being Il compound OF Banks and Roots, which
forms the most powerful, safe and az reeabie phys
ic ever offered to the public.
HE necessity of such medicine has long been felt both
by the he ads OF famies aud ply sicians. 1t advania
cathaitcs given in The form of pills and powders
more Immediately and eecualiy upon the system, and
the time is infinitely less difficult administer be
ing queageeabe to The TASTE 1t not only produces all
the effects where physc is required but completely re.
moves abltual costveness, leaving the bowels perfectly
free, 1t expels all hum0is from the blood is certain
cure for The piles regulates the action OF the liver frees
the stouac from bile invgra the whole sys
TEN and removes the OF all local painS such rs
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic DoulOureux,
GOut, Pain inShe head, side, stomach, &c.
1t may also be relied upon In all Diseases Of the how els
DrsENrERY, DIARRHEA and CHOLERA MoRBus yied
once to its magical influence Again repeat TRY IT
it needs no other endaon. No family will be
without after they hae properly test ed its merits. Rea
der If you have tiled other remedies without de
SPAR nut-rellef Is now at hand II you have expended
money and time in n fruless attempt to your
HEALTH save both by resortng at IL the Of this
medicine Are you suffering from Scr0ula six bottles of
my Liquid Chthariic will cnre Would you be relieved
from iab'tual cosliveness, three bottles will effect all you
desire II YOU are afflicted with Rheumatic Neuralgia,
other local pains, two bottles will free you from them All
hunors will be eradcaed from the blood by the of
10 SIX bottles. In Short if y0n require physc for any pnr
pose, this Is the most eliale safe and agreeable to the
taste at has ever been placed within the reach Of the
public.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Principal Depot at No. SO Central Street,
LOWELL. MASS.
Fred L. Smith, Montpelier. VI, General Agent for Yer.
mont 49yleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
Debility. Ill Health.

Many of the most desputic governments have opened
their Custom Houses to thu introduction of these Pills.
HAT they may become the medicine Of masses Learn
Colleges admit that this medicine Is the hest remedy
evel known psrsons Of delicate health where the
system has been impaired, its invgoraug properties
nav fl 4 MY YpIip
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
West Randolph Academy.

o. d, BARRETT. A, B., Principal.
THEsUMMER FERN ofthis Institution win commence
on "Wednesday, May 81 and continue ten weeks Ihe
Fall Term will commeuce, "Wednesday, August 27h and
continue thirteen weeks. &ssN. EFE
Thisis the ira classical Academy In the State II has
fitted between fifty and sixty young men for college since
Its n eight years ago The influence OF this
class of students has done much towards making study
the order of the day all the departments The Trustees
and people OF West Randolph now offer still additional
inducements 10 all TO attend this school, who wish to pur
sue Acadenica course fsIudy or secure thorough
preparation for college, without which college Course
amounts to almost nothing They have secured eff
cieht Board Of whose success during the past
term Is good guarantee tor the future. They have made
extensive arrang ements by which the price oil BOARD the
great item Of expense totle STUDENT will be greatly
reduced. They have unanimously pledged themselves 10
board during the present year at the uniform rate Of 81
per week, including every thing but wood ana lights
desire to board themselves.
For further nformatidn address the Principal.
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary.
anh MAJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
E. W. sABIN, NJ. d.


Auburn, N. Y, June 10, 1855.
s3We, the undersigned, have received the formula for
preparing " BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND" and as
far have tested recommend its general
tonic and Alternative Medicine, to REMOVE ViTIATED
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted tn
Female suffering from Leueorrh@a, Whtes,) and to those
whose constitutions enfeebied from Inernitted Fever
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LANSlNGfl BRIGGS, N. D.,
A. e. TABER, Nj. ID.
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CERTIFICATES.

Imp Ortant from DIR. E. w. Sabin, OF Roches-
ten, New York.
December |, 1855
This may certify that have made trial Of " BACH'S
AMERICAN COMPOUND" in Of severe Bronchial
Affection and long standing irritation of the coat
of the Amentary track BY the Of two bottles Of the
above Com pound it IS thought permanent eff
iected. have its wonderful effects in decided
of Scrofula Con- umpton, wheie the patient
thought to be beyond cureater taking few bottles of
the American Compound, is now. thought 10 be Out Of
dan ger and nearly well. From what | hav of the
effect Of the Compound, sh' uid certainly recommend its
Use in such above named.
E. " SARIN Al u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

Hon. d. L. DODGE, Of Auburn, N. Y, and late member
Of State Legislature and of the accomplished
Physicians and Chemists of country, after giving this
medicine his personal observation, says -: II is destined
to supersede all liquid preparations Tor the Of Chronic
Diseases
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
LET US REASON TOGETHER
IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WuV gDE WE CJrRo

TT has been the lot of the human TO be weighed
down by disease and suffering. IlOLLOWAY'S PILLS
especially adapted tn the relief of the WEAK the
vrs the DELICATE and the sFIRM of all climes ages,
and constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
supernlen Is the manufacture Of his medicines in the
United States, and Offers them to free and enlightened
people, as the est emedy he world ever for the
mnYal OF hSense,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

Bach's Family Receipt Book is to be had gratis of all
Agentsyou will there Of diseases recorded
and you are invited to communicate with any whose
ti6caies nre given, in order 10 prove them genuine
-oAUTIoE-
II the genuine medicine bears the SMILE OF r. v.
r. CONVENTRY Il co. on the outside wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, 81 GENESEE ST., AU.
BURN, NY
FRED E. SMITH, General agent for tho Slate of Yer
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Dyspepsia & Liver Complaint

Nearly half the human have taken these Pills
a' been prov in all paris of he world that nothing
has been found equal them in of disorders Of the
Live =, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally -
They give healthy tone to these organs however
niur nj ah han ham
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
Female complaints.

Ne female young ud should be without this ceiebra.
ted medicine. 1t corrects and regulates The monthly
all periods acting in many cases like charm. 1t
is asn the best aud safest medicine that be given
children Of all ages and for any complaints consequently
firmly should be without it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
HoRoway's Pills are the best remedy known in The

Holiopay's Pulls are the best remedy kno,on in The
world for The JoHo'oing diseases.
Asthma Diarrhea Indigestion Stone& Gravel
Bowel Comp't Dropsy Influenza Secondary
Coughs Debility Inflammation Symptoms
Colds Faver2 Ague Venereai AZ Ind Week.-Mrs.
Chest Diseases FemaleCom ts't'ons Liver Comp'lis
Costveness plants Worms Of all Low Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches kinds Piles
Sold at the manufactures of Professor Holloway 40
Maiden Lane New York, and a4i Strand London by ii
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine lhrop qhod
the United States, and the civilized world IN pots nj as
cents, 63 cents, aAd 81 each :. T.
There Is considerable saving by taking the arg sizes
D. Directions for the guidance of patients IN every
disorder are affixed TO each pot. 52yleon 800
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ggAWO~8 OR g9So
Probate Courts.

Probate Courts.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Probate Courts within and for
WASHINGTON DsrmcT, IS. the District aforesaid will be
held at the Probate Office in Montpelier Tuesday ofeaeh
week, during the year.
NELSON A. CHASE. Judge.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A Card.
For the convenience of Druggists and individuals now
nsing this Medicine in the State Of Vermont constant
supply will be kept in the hands Of State Agent FIR ED
E. SMITA and all applications orders will be promptly
I'll lad, on the same terms when addredded to us.
P.V. R. CONVENTRY Co, troprieors.
80 Gencsee ST., Auburn, NJ Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

Experience.
The heart has depths Of bitterness,
As well as depths Of pleasure;
And those who love, love not unless
They both Of these can measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

SUMMER RESORTS.
A EeJo-AMERIcAN HOTEL HAMILTON. CANADA
N Wes-Tbs and elegant hote-the largest N Canads
the head ~ Lake Ontaro and tor9 three miles frow
Niagara Fas the great Western Railroad open
reception travellers whose patronage the propre,o~
specfully socis Splendid stsAmers leave daily through
lAke 10 Montreal CHAs. y. COLEMAN,
late ofthe Troy House, Troy N. T., Proprietor
n AXE GEORGE PARTIES DEsIROUs OF VISITING
IL this watering place informed that they can by taking
be Hudson Railroad Express "a. NJ arrive At Sarstogs
- T. NJ, rest one houriesve Saratoga BY the accommoda
train +. M and arrive at the Lake at NJ The IL
Hudson Railroad Express arrives al III r. NJ PaRengsr
from Montreal Lake Champlaln leave Whitehall at A.
N and r.. ", arrive Mt the lake at o. A. N. and r.
stages always readiness al horeal station, uventy eight
miles Saratoga and fourteen miles from the Lake,
carry passengers Lake The Fort William Henry
Hotel viii r,anopen for the reception Of company The
hh October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT'S AsCIEs OFFICER fRAsCAIs AGE DE 10 ANS
u ayani prunCnrton francae tres exsce et psrlant
IN enpo Dc prOfesseur de Fran
Gals snna q Jeunes gems on de geuncs deol
II Occupsinn. II uenirah
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sernemsrs sonseur L-refc. CaptAne des Gardes La
sy~sie. iW1 froLt st. y
TYNE FsNIfIE PAgTAsT PoCR Ia FRANCE DrsI
re~at trouver FraurAise pour prenire
crs euau.s pendant le voyage SadrCsser No Marks
place
TVS DosEsTIQUF PRANCAts, PARLANT AtLEMAND
u = Augas foucf0nne ninisiere de Ia
iTssre Paris e hau'emsn recommande desire placer
cue. ne fsmfle kcrire = Ned, Herald Ohce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

A CENT FMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HIMSELF, WIFI
n two chi dren and nurse in first class house west side
broadway preferred, not above Twenty third below
Beecker street. children from TO three years old
the privilege of washing For third story front ROOM and
bedroom attached SIS calendar month viii be paid refer
enees exchanged Address J. g. e., Herald Office for three
DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

BOARDING AND LODGING.
~ UNIVERSITY PLACE-A GENTLEMAN Avn
n wife and two single gentlemen can be acc'om1
with pleasant and board House class wiz
an the modern Improvements.
on WEST TWENTY EIGHTH sTRERr-oyr DOOR
with boar for families AMI single gentlemen can be
obtained for the winter Location very pleasant ani deal
rable
second huur Tor gentleman and WIFE 90 single gentle
men, aso two three single gentlemen with mo
Improvements also an Office iora ph cian References
exchanged.
Oh JONES STREET. NINTH wARD.-a FEW .pE
sDV srable rooms, 10 let % families single genii
SC IN The house convenient 70 stages cars Refer
enccs exchanged
"A UNIVERSITY PLhCE.-FINELY FURNISHED
4 X rooms IN suits single, with board; dinner al ~
O'Clock, few boatders taken references exchanged.
"A UNION SQUARE. OPPOSITE THE PARK-srrTs
III q rooms and large single rooms with board can be
engaged for The winter
"a WALKER STREET FIVE DOORS wESr ar
III Broadway.-A quiet and veptcel private b..r,n.
bouse for single genlemea and Eeaemen ami their svaS
Terms reasonable. Hot cold and shower baths Zee.
o1 BIEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY .-ryo
Ol elegantly furnished parors the FIRST no0 aps
nj the second n0or OF private house catanlne ali
the modern improvements 70 let with or without, board
n1 AMTTY STREET, NEAR BRoADwAY-A RACK
OF parlor first floor spenddly furnished will m et N
one or single gentlemen also two sing rooms on bJ
door handsnrnely furnished The hor las ali Tho noin,
,gpr9I9sns Location dsslrable 4ppy "a aggYs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

DOARDING.-BLABELOCK'S HOTEL, 1915 SECOND
ID avenueTwo front parlors with bedrooms adjoining,
suitable for families single gentlemen Gas and baths
Terms reasonable few single to let to gentlemen.
l., BLAkELOCK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

/,oNsrrTATroNs on ALI. DISEASES or THE Eyr
md ear heretofore, FROM 70 O'Clock, daily nj No
m ltroadway Private instruction the " twenty
etpctrnce given medical practitioners The
snf practical q these delicate organs Nv Treatise
81 ~ Eye can be procured e Office Aso superior ara
M ryea which and look cxary ike the natural eye
JAMES W POWELL N. n. ocuis, Aurist &C.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

THlEvING.-Our town has been the resort OF
thieves for some time past and scarcely week
passes in which we not compelled to record
some instances of light fngered-ness. During
the past week we learn that some gentlemen
not having the fear Of the proprietor before their
eyes, helped themselves literally to beef, which
they cut to suit their own tastes from the whole
animal. These peccadillos were perpetrated at
the expense Of Messrs. Wilson & Dewitt and
Mr. Van Vie. 1t is the custom of our butchers
to keep whole butchered animals hanging in
front of their stalls.
We also learn that some gentleman at the
Eagle Hotel had his pockets rified of thirty dol
lars, by some one. whilst he was asleep, on
Tuesday night. These hombres are running
very great risks, as there are firearms all round
town, and persons thus treated will not be slow
to use them.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

Hon. WIN. M. GwIS.-We see from the list
OF arrivals on the John L. Stephens that this dis
tinguished individual has returned from his trip
to the East, and is in the enjoyment of excellent
health.
We also observe that our esteemed county
man, A. Bull, of the firm Of Bull, Baker & Rob-
bins, has returned, bringing with him charm
ing bride. We will be delighted to see him,
bnt most happy to welcome his better half to
our golden land. May the success Of our friend
be more than doubled, and may each year add
new joys to his household.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

TEMPERAScE.-We have received a commu
cation from a correspondent on this subject, who
takes a somewhat novel view of the manner
best calculated to drive excess from our land.
He recommends that law be passed making it
a crime to treat and msslemeanor to be treat
ed. and suggests that one-hal. the fine go 10
the informer.
We are temperance advocates, but doubt the
proprety of legislation on this subject by the
states. The Federal laws and treaty stipula-
tons, acknowledge the right to traffic in the ar
tcle, and we do not think it violates any divine
law, and thus thinking, feel disposed to make it
question of policy, which each individual
member of society should settle for himself.
The settlement of our country by moral and re-
spectacle families has done more, in our opin-
ion, to correct abuses than all temperance
societies, and more than all the legislation ever
had on the subject can do.
The prohibitory liquor law has generally been
dead letter wherever it has been tried, and we
are opposed to having any laws on our statute
books which cannot be enforced.
These are our views, and as we have given
the substance of our correspondents commun-
cation, we hope we may be pardoned for not
publishing it. We will be pleased TO hear from
E" A Bundle B ~ again however.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
ny Last Nishs,s Mail,

The telegraphic wires between Marysville
and Sacramento, were broken on the night ol
9Th, and consequently we have no news later than
that published elsewhere in this ISSUE At
eleven o'clock P. M. of the 9Th. the State Jour.
nal states there were only about fifty ladies in
the Inauguration ballroom, and about twice
that number of gentlemen. The Journal says
that he did not see the Governor elect in the
room, and that Governor Bigler was not invited.
The military gave an opposition party at the
Orleans, which is represented a. much more
brilliant than the great Inaugural affair. From
all we can learn, this last much talked of Ball
was grand fizzle."
n The Democratic State Committee have
called meeting Of their body on the 2lst of
this month at Sacramento.
The Governors Message had not been deliv-
cred.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR I856-This ele-
CANT Monthly is to be even more elegant and in
teresting during the present year, than it has
ever been, and we advise all our California rea-
ders to subscribe for it. How much more use-
ful and appropriate would years subscription
to this periodical, be as a present, to female
friend, than ten times the amount spent in gew-
gaw fnery. Gentlemen, subscribe for this
book enclose the amount either by mail or ex.
press, and have it mailed to your fair friend,
and in one year she will derive an amount oI
pleasure which nothing else we can think Of
Of the same cost can give. 1t is really very
useful book, as well as being handsome Cen.
ire table ornament.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

BoARDERs, LOOK OUT BY reference to oar
advertising columns, 1t will be seen that some
of our best Hotel Keepers have positively adopt
ed the cash principle. This is no fiction, bu,
an DER true tale, and we fear that some per-
sons who have been going il on space, will 60
it on short allowance in future. Unless people
pay, however, the landlords must be losers, fact
so evident, that it requires no argument to sup
port it.
St. Paul, we believe gives the advice to s. owe
no man anything" command much more easily
made than obeyed. The boarders at hotel in
an adjoining county, however, anticipating a
hard winter, made the landlord give them secu-
ritty that he was able to keep his house all win
ter without material aid from them. We like
the idea, if it would only work.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

Sous OF TEMPERANcE.-This order is in a
very fourishing condition, and is doing much
good. The members however, might be a little
more prompt in attending the regular meetings,
ment would add much to the pleasure of those
attending whilst it would certainly give addi-
tional spirit to the organization. Tonight is a
regular meeting, and as a new feature, several
ladies will be admitted TO membership.
We give below list of the officers for the
present quarter.
WA Nunnally, w. P. A. L. Dunn, w. A. /;
ingalls,, F. s.; John George, R. s.; J. w. Dow
ner, A. r. S.; T. G. Elliott. T.; Fay, c.; Cur
tis, A. c.; w. Strate, o. s.; Scammon, Us.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

NICARAGUA NEws.-A letter TO the California
Chronicle of date 10TH December, gives in addi-
iion to the items found elsewhere in this weeks
issue the following:
Col. Fry, who went ont wiiha sceatfng party
ei thirty men, to march to a point about one
hundred and eight miles north of Granada, has
been surrounded. The report here is THAT he
has cnt his way through, and was retreating
towards Granada, with loss Of eleven men.
Walker has received by the last steamer an
addition to his forces, of one hundred and five
men, besides fifteen officers-120 in all. One
who was at San Francisco, is an important wit
ness against Cora, who shot the U. s. Marshall
at San Francisco. He pretended TO become dis
gusied with the idea of marching foot from
here TO Virgil Bay, and Gas he says) refused to
go. He is going back to San Francisco. he says
because Walkers party have rot SslSled their
promises, and have made ID fool Of him.
think Il was not voluntary thing on his part
leaking Walkers parry, and going, but he will
probably be taken back. Walkers party are
delighted with The reinforcement They may
now be able to act on the offensive, instead of
the defensive
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

~ We lay before our readers a telegraphic
dispatch from the Marysvlle hqnirer, from
which it will be seen that the Legislature is or
ganised Both the Speaker of the House and
president pro. tem of the Senate are Wbig K.
Ms. Old 'Section Fust" is again elected Clerk
of the Assembly, better Clerk os more sener-
ous, high toned, chivalrous gentleman never
filled the office in any State Barring his Know
Nothing principles, we have nothing to say
against him, and he aint Know Nothing enongh
to hurt him for that Office. Col. Ross the Ser
geant at arms, Of the Senate, is from Los Angel
es. AN the ofacers are Know Nothings, we be.
lieve.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. Sth, p. nj.
The permanent officers Of the Assembly are }.
T. Farley, Speaker; J. M. Anderson, Chief
Clerk; S. p. Gates. Sergeant-at-Arms; DIR. ].
Powell, Enrolling Clerk; T. Moreland, Engross.
ing Clerk; and MIR. Qnirk Door-keeper.
Capt. Hurst introduced this morning a resom-
tion that the Assembly adjourn until the 9sh, in
consideration of this being the anniversary of
the battle of New Orleans, and made a patriot
ic speech in support Of the same.
The lObbies and galleries Of the State Rfouse
were more crowded to-day with spsctaters than
usual.
The Senate elected to-day D. 4. Ashley, Pres
ident pro tenn; w. Bausman, Secretary; b.
Brown, Assistant; Col Ross, Sergeant-at. Arms !;
MIR. Glenchy, Door-keeper.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

MIsIsG.-We have nothing of interest to
chronicle in the way of mining news, as the cold
weather for the past few weeks, has almost fro
zen the miners as well as the streams.
Within few days past however, the rains
have descended, and the floods will come. 40
that we hope to be able to record the success of
this portion of our population and give instances
Of nine pound Jumps being taken out of COYOTE
holes.
q Our town has been very dull for the past
week or ten days, an evidence that miners are
preparing for work and have laid in stock of
provisions. They will soon come in however.
tor fresh supply and bring with them the ..oro',
% pay for what they get, and if they owe anv
small bills for past purchases, they will be paid
We have never felt a stronger confidence in the
wealth and abiding prosperity of Shasta county
Than we now do
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-We learn that an acc-
dent occurred ON Wednesday morning last, at
the store of Messrs. We'll & Co., in Middletown.
The facts as related to US are as follows. A
German who was making arrangements for mi
ming in the vicinity, came into the store of
Messrs. We'll & Co. and purchased pick and
shovel. Not having the money to pay for them,
he took his pistol, one of Colts improved five
shooters, and handed it to the brother of Mr..
We'll. who was officiating as salesman, to be
held by him as security for the debt. Mr.. We'll,
Jr., in examining the pistol, accidentally cooked
1t, and in putting it back in the scabbard it went
on, intiicting serious wound upon the body of
the German. The ball entered the right side
just below the ribs, but the surgeons have not
been able yet to find and extract it.
DR.. Tilden, of Shasta, was one of the phy-
sicians in attendance, and all that medical skill
tcould do, has been done to allay his sufferings.
The wound is not considered mortal, and was
purely and entirely the result of accident.