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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
The Republican Party.

Composed not of any particular sect or party,
but made up of men from all parties whose
sense of justice and belief in the ability of the
people to be their own sovereign rulers-they
have come spontaneously together, to build up
a party upon the true basis of our immor-
tai fathers, without regard to personal or party
interests. Consolidated upon the platform of
Freedom, Liberty and Equal Birthrights, they
have hoiated their banner, and are calling all
opposition to Slavery and monarchical rule to
their standard. They propose not to dissolve
the Union, nor to ride over the South with blood
and carnage at their backs, but peaceful dis
cusson of the Slavery question until its area
shall be brought back to at least the space given
it upon the adoption of the Constitution The
party is now organized, and whatever difference
of opinions there may be in the State, as regards
the manner of ameiorating the condition of the
slave, or of directing our State affairs SO that
the soccesss already gained may be kept, and
the voice of the people maintained in the same
observation-disclosures difference of opinion. we
say, there may be as regards the manner in
which the policy of the State shall be conducted
the vote of the State must be given for the
nominee of the Republican Convention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

The Patriot asserts that the Black Democ
racy have elected their candidate for Printer
and that q Majority of the members of the House
are with the administration and in the next
paragraph sneers at the Republicans for electing
a"slave-auctioneer" to the office of door-keep-
or J! The contradiction is too apparrent,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

To RENovATE BLACK SILK--Slce some
uncooked potatoes pour boiling water on
them; when cold, sponge the right side Of
the silk with it, and iron on the wrong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Special Notice.

To prevent confusion and mistake, and to en-
sure attention. the undersigned particularly re-
quest that all letters pertaining to the account
of the present volume of the freeman be ad-
dressed to S. S. BoYcE, the editor and proprie-
tor since the Goth of December last, and all
letters on accounts accrued previous to that
time must be addressed to D. P. THOMPSON, the
late proprietor, who alone can settle and dis
charge the same, which he hopes to have the
pleasure of doing without much further delay.
s. S. BOYCE,
d. P. THOMPSON.
Montpelier, February Is, 1856.
Mr.. j. W. WHEELooK, the late and present
Foreman in the Freeman Office, is authorized tt
act as my agent in my absence. -.fEi
D. P. THOMPSON.
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ADVANCE PAY.-We presume that none of
our subscribers will expect the advance terms
OF subscription, unless claimed before the first
Of April
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
A POEM.
BY CHARLES @. EASTMAN.


CHARLES @. EASTMAN
~ sat, thought, in that old room
Besides sweet Elens chair,
Where so many times have wound
My fingers in her hair.
Her small white hand casped in mine,
Il was whittier, good deal
Than some hands l have seen by chance
yellow glove reveal,
twas splendid time i faith,
And-but LIN 'bove extatics,
And late have taken with groan
To law and mathematics.
Besides, I've brushed my classics up,
Hank logarthmus, qucquid-
Shelooked into my whiskers with,
The same eye dark and liqiud
Just as her years ago,
Her words like rain-drops sounded,
AS they half-breahed upon my breast
In many kiss Grounded.
Upon my bosom like rose,
She lay, to glad to speak,
And bending DER her, half afraid
touched her glowing cheek.
My fingers wandered in her hair
While DER her cheek stealing
A beauty-you have a cloud
Into the sunset stealing!
felt her heart beat as / saw
Her joy grow wilder, deeper,
And from her dream olove thought
To wake the gentle sleeper
Ipressed my lips upon her brow,
Among the locks jetty,
low, soft murmur met my car
You've heard a rvuet
Singing to itsefi' the moon p
clasped the small hand tighter,
And in the fading light saw
Her eye grow brighter, brighter.
Lightly doth the spring wind touch
The virgin dew it sips,
stopped with full and throbbng heart
And kissed her pouting lips
How noble! How loving this was in you f!
Hon. CHARLES GAMAGE EASTMAN But let US
finish
Ice ice no ice what had kissed
dropped the maid and yes,
As my lips-'twas horrible
, The icy dead die press!
1 fed and shuddered as I fed,
While in my ear there rang
A sound, twas like Alike a-like-a-
As on fed as l were mad,
Till like a lion in the tolls,
hOwled in my dispair-"
II climbed to pine treetop,
And hung myself with her garter 4
We think, although we have not now the
copy of the original before us, that the alias of
"IKE TEMPLEToN," was affixed to the above.
POSTSCRIPT
OFFICE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH, !
March 5th, 1856.
A despatch just received from East Calais,
announces that the funeral obsequies of the la
mented "Rienzi Bronson" were held at that
place on Sunday last, and that the Hon. G. G.
Eastman, successor to the late DR.. Cobb. Poet
Laureate, delivered poem on the occasion, which
was said to be very Appropriate, and mighty et-
fort of mighty genius. OPKRAroRa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

Lime spots on wooden cloths may be com.
pietely removed by strong vinegar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Your mourning friend,
JONAS BRUCE.
East Montpelier, Feb. 20, 1856.


We shall take frequent opportunities to make
choice selections from the number of advance
sheets We have on hand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

proof of the materiality of the ruling, viVifying
principle in man, which some have been so fool
ish as to dispute. On the escape Of the soul,
the corpus assumed the usual appearance OF the
dead, nor was the most powerful battery sufh-
cient TO excite animation"
Poor Bronson He died a horrible, an nn-
heard Of DEATH His fate should be warning
to US all, and the g Editor in PARTICULAR
What remorse. what stings of conscience will
deprive him of happiness and peace OF mind.
At midnight don't Poke-it-onto-us will
wall in his ears. He will ever more hear the
bells that toll poor Rienzi's knell,
-" stealing, peallng, the midnight air"
The gentle spirit of Pocahontas will rise before
his wildered vision, and gaze with angry coun-
tenance upon him. The ghost of John Smith
(not that of your townsman) will howl round
his sleepless couch. Role will come back to
this world to ayenge the " Editors" oficious
liberties with his wife. He will curse that
supernatural fancy, that far-reaching magma
ton, and perhaps lay down the quill forever.
His punishment will be greater than he can
bear.
Mr.. Editor, will say no more l have
discharged a melancholy duty, and feel pain
full satisfaction. That Heaven may never
again assign SO horrid task to me is the con-
slant prayer of
Your mourning friend,
JONAS BRUCE.
East Montpelier, Feb. 20, 1856.
Apropos to the above, we kindly make use of
a poem from the advance sheets of new vol
ume, which the Hon. G. GAMAGE EASTMAN is
collecting 1t was written by him and publish
ed in his paper year or more ago and well IL
Illustrates the fine feeling and beautiful ideal i'm
ages of his second volume. Especially will tina I
loving Sentiment remind the young men of the
time when their
Fingers wandered through her hair"
and as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

We think, although We have not now the
copy of the original before us, that the alias of
''IKE TEMPLEToN," was affixed to the above.
Eastern times., 1856-01-03

The statements made IN my last annual message respect
ing the anticipated receipts and expenditures Of the teas
report Of the treasury the receipts during the m fiscal
year ending july 1855, from all sources Sos $780,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-12
pr .ornrr11r. Nav 2sth. 1858.

~
DIR. J. G. YoUNG--Dear Sir wv ords cannot ex-
press the gratitude feel is due to you for the ben
eft have received from your truly valuable course
Of treatment of my case while prescribing Tor me
| think cannot justify myself without giving ths
small token Of my thankfuness and esteem for you
have been the means of sdping my life, and restor-
ing to me that health which had SO long despaired
of again enioying / had for long time -four
years) been troubled with that most dreadful
scourge of young people, seminal weakness or noe
turnal emissions which so weakened me both body
and mind. that was Obliged to give up mining al
together. consulted one of the best physicians
(so calledl in the mountain districts, and after
careful examination of my case, he gave me mcdi-
cines / continued under his treatment for three
months without receiving any benefit in fact grew
worse from week to week. until at last got discour
aged and asked him for his opinion. told him not
TO fear to tell me the whole TRUTH for should rath-
er know the worst at once than 10 live in suspense
| had lost about thirty pounds OF flesh, and knew
that he at least could not cure me, and as ! was
then going on death must soon count me as one OF
its victims This physician then told me that my
case was incurable: that had better not take any
more medicines lie said was in decline, which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption
/ then despaired OF obtaining any relief and saw
that unless something was done to mitigate the COM
plant. that should be numbered with the dead, or
what is worse be ravng maniac. Happening to
see one of vour books, the Pocket Escuapius,
made I'D nv mind at once to call and consult you
with the determination of trying once more to get
relief if you would undertake the case oh, how
thankful am for this determination commenc
ed taking the medicines prescribed by you, and
am now, through their healing powers, restored to
perfect health | shall not fail TO recommend you
to any of my friends that require assistance, for
man that can cure case as bad as mine was, can
cure every disease that flesh is heir to- if there is
life enough left in the system to build upon.
Receive my most heartfelt thanks and esteem
S. W. RElGHLEA.
nov IL Ally
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his limbs became stiff, his throatvery muchswolen,
his teeth oosened and sores broke out on parts OF
his body warranted his case as / saw he was 70
be depended on and would pay when he was cured,
He remained under my care one week, after which
/ supplied him with medicine and advice. In two
months received letter OF thanks from hm, IN
which he saws. Sc has done more work this Spring,
than al one time, and never enjoyed better health.
By this il can be seen, that persons afflicted with
disease need not go beyond Sacramento City to find
relief
am to be found at my Office on Sixth street, Sac
ramento. from in the morning until in the even
ing Persons at a distance can obtain advice by
communicating to me through the Express, and en-
closing ten dollars, post paid Ny Office perfectly
nrjyate. and all persons can be accommodated, If
they wish to remain any time under my immediate
care.
nor OFFICE, 9th street, between J and X, Sacra-
mento. nov 80 ly G. ii. TOZER, NJ. ID.
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NOTlCE no TINE AFFLICTED.

Mn. EDITOR Silt is duty we owe to the
public. and also Dr. &. III. Tozer. CT Sacramento,
that induces us TO come before the public With the
statement we are now making.
see that il is the custom of some Physicians TO
advertise their puiis, which read as though you
you yourself had put them in your paper. There
are five of us that have been under Dr. Tozer care
for the last fortnight with diseases OF extraordi
nary nature. One with an old chronic complaint OF
some years standing, from which he had given up
all hopes of ever getting cured for he had employ
ed several Physicians without getting any relief.
He was covered with spots and sores from his ank-
les to his head aud he is happy TO inform the pub
lie that he is now free from every appearance of
disease and is in better health than he has been for
years
Another of the number came down from the most
northern mines, suffering from what is called Semi
nal weakness lie had become so weak, he could
not work for loss of memory, dimness OF sight, &c
and lie will be happy TO speak for. himself: if any
doul ii, he can be seen ut the above mentioned
Doctor office. The others were recent complaints
and we're perfectly cured in six days, and
perfectly well and hearty. | myself have been
troubled with disease for the last six months, and
could not get cured in the country, and came down
TO Sacramento, and am happy to say, am now well
for which shall ever feel grateful, for think Dr.
Us great success is in consequence of his unremit-
ting attention, and can recommend him as the most
judicious practitioner ever knew.
W. NIXON near jackson; J. HAMPTON, Shasta;
/
wish TO inform those who may need Physician
that can unite with the above gentlemen, and fur
ther state, some weeks since, applied to Dr. Tozer
4 for relief, had been under doctors since
last October, and was in such state from saliva
tion, that could neither eat nor speak, but at pres
ent am pleased TO say, that am able to attend to
my business; l am much better than ever expect
ed to be, and would like the opportunity OF public
ly thanking him for his unremittng attention to
my case and its perfect cure.
G. BRAMrToN, near Sacramento.
Since the above names were attached, gentle
, man who resides about 26 miles from this place ha
called at my Office and given his consent TO tn,
statement of his If his name be omitted; but
this statement be doubted, have letter from hin
with his name and address.
!. Mr.. C called upon me last February, an,
b stated that he had employed number of Physi
clans for the last three years, had paid one in Sa
v Francisco seven hundred dollars, and had been pei
i fecuy swindled, and was tiredof being humbugget
His case was one Of three years standing; il wa
contracted in the western country, and he suppose
himself cured, but In the course of some mouth
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suppressed, but the authors are, a, an, -,
sSi q psGslalm so4a their truth and authenticity
GREEswooD VALLEY. Foh :,
Dear Doctor, have known Won s;n ". II, lsjG
you have given so many proofs Of vauc uce lSiS ss3
experience, that you have entirely WI WI. aleu sj
dence. "on my Coma
Although you reside alta great di,,,
you know that have several tjnev jauce aue ironns
tients which other Doctors had given 'sn' You pa.
able, and you have always received thouP as Incur
not only their limbs but also their I'm Iii aud saved
only mention the case OF MIR. C. from ,',eS . | viii
is indebted to you for the preseryato naoura sbo
arm, which other doctors wanted TO nn VI hls rg,
that of Mr.. e., Of Coioma, who. altbonp u'ae, a0d
as hopeless by two doctors, was csI cures gVenap
two weeks time, as to what you have daoy you ia
family suffice il TO say, will never ha uOue , or NJ
pay il. " able ton.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines o..
the high esteem i have for your talent proof Of
man and believe me to be your constan, =, medical
proprietor Of Miners Hotel ehd FH
To DIR. HEININANN, corner Of Keorror
rect, San Francisco. Pact.
mar 20.
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Quick Cures and Loac Prizes, at The old
established o6Toe, .Sarth street, be-
tween J land X, Sacramen-
10, California.
DOCTOR TOZER returns his thanks to his nu
~ merous patients for their patronage and would
embrace this opportunity to remind them that he
continues to consult on those difficult cases of We
nerea which have bafiled the skill of some of the
most celebrated physicians of the age, and upon
which he has never failed TO
PERFORM A RADICAL CURE.
DR. It's reputation as a Physician stands unequal
ed His exclusive attention to diseases of the Cen
ito Urinary Organs for so many years, renders him
perfect master of Syphlitic 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 a Physician
requires of his ability. Doctor Tozer would state
that he can cure any and all varieties OF the dis
ease, matter how long standing or what progress
the disease has made, every patient can rely upon
cure.
Doctor Tozer has. il iswcll known. taken patients
from the very verge of the grave and restored them
to perfect health. He would further state he deems
il sufficient 10 attract the attention of those who
might need the services of n Physician in all cases
but particularly those enumerated in the advertise
ment, expecting they would test my merits as n
practitioner. and the result of my practice, thus far
Nor do deem il expcdient to fill columns OF the
newspapers with fulsome empric and bombast'c
advertisements protesting my ability to cure all
diseases that flesh is heir TO- for to do that must
bc more than man. but to give those who are afict
ed with Ncnereal, Chronic, and other diseases, to
understand, from my long experience, | am fully
competent TO treat them successfully
My regard for the dignity of the Medical Profes-
sion. 10 which have the honor TO belong, dcters
me from committing any act sayoring of rank
quackery, and regard for my own dignity would
prevent my placing myself before the public ON a
par with the quacks and nostrum venders of the
present age.
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates, or
puff of my superior qualifications as practitioner;
neither do | assume to myself MEDICAL liONORS
to which am not entitled, but merely ask those
who are diseased to read the different advertise
ments relating to the cure of Private Diseases and
jud Ge for themselves where TO apply for relief
My rooms are so arranged that lean be consulted
in privacy at all hours of the day from o'clock in
the morning until in the evening.
Eo-Persons with Chronic Diarrh9a, Disentcry
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits
Lasstude, Weakness of the Limbs and Back lndis
position Loss OF Memory Aversion to Society Love
of Solitude, Duness of Apprehension. Timidity,
Self Distrust. Dizziness, Headache, Paines in the
Side Affections of the Eyes Pimples on the Face,
Sexual and other lniirmities In Man, &C. &c., will
find il important TO APPLY TO DOCTOR CliAS
II TOZER at his Office 9Th street between a. X,
Sacramento. CALL AND SEE
lily G.. ii. TOZER, Nj. ID.
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DRIYATE Medical and Surgical

Institute-Dr. l.. j. Czapkay has opened ms
Institute for the cure of all forms OF private DIS
ease-such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Nocturnal EN-
issons an all the consequences oil sell aouse' IN
the first stages of Syphilitc or GonorrhGai diseases
he guarantees cure in few days, without incon-
venience TO the patient or hindrance to his busl-
ness When patient, by neglect or improper
treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of Syphilis such as Buboes or other painful swell
ings on the groins or Ulcers in the throat or nose
which if not checked, destroy the soft parts and
cause the bones to mortify, separate and come
away leaving the sufferer an object hideous TO be-
hold or when splotches or pimplesb break out upon
the skin or when he has painful swellngs upon the
bones or when his constitution is injured so as 10
predispose to consumption or other constitutional
disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation
In RHEUMATISM chronic or acute; in DfS-
EMERY or DIARHEA, he has safe and etectual
remedies. For the treatment of the consequences
of self abuse, such as nocturnal emissions, head
ache, tmidity, pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss of appetite, loss of memory,
injury to the sight restlessness. confusion of ideas,
dislike for society, and feeling Of wcarness of
life with the nervous system 80 eycitable that
light noises shock or startle the patient, making
his existance miserable. For the above maladies
the Doctor will guarantee cure or ask no com
pensation. lie can be consulted free of charge
and invites all to call as ii will cost them nothing.
and may be much to their advantage. His Offices.
are Nos 8 and Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELLERS. ErC.-There
i is no malady Of deeper Importance. either in a
medical or moral point of view, to which the hu-
man family is more liable than that arising from
impure connection.
As medical man, it is the duty of every physi-
clan to look at disease as il affects health and life
and his sole object should be to mitigate, as far as
lies in his power, the bodily suffering Humun ma
ture at best is but frail all liable to misfortune.
OF all the ills that affect man, none are more ter
rible than those of private nature Dreadful as
it is in the person who contracts it, frightfu as are
its ravages upon his constitution ending frequently
in destruction and loathsome grave, IL becomes Of
still greater Importance when il is transmitted TO
innocent offspring. Such being the case how ne
cessary il becomes that every one having reason TO
fear that they have contracted the disease, should
attend to il at once by consulting physician,
whose responsibility and education enables him to
warrant safe, speedy, and permanent cure. In ac-
cordance with this necessity, Dr. Young feels called
upon to state that, by long study and extensive
practice he has become perfect master of all those
diseases. which come under the denomination of We
nereal, and having paid more attention to that one
branch than any other physician in the United States
he feels himself better qualified to treat them
Syphilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling
in the grons ulcers in the throat secondary syphil
is. cutaneous eruptions ulcerao1s tertiary syphil-
is, syphilis in children, mercureal syphilitc atfec
tions. gonorrhra, gleet structures false passages,
Inflammation of the bladder and PROSTATE glands, /
excoriatons tumors, postules, etc, are as familiar
to him as the most common things of daily observa-
tion.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in few
days and finds difficulty in curing those of lesg
duration, without submitting the patient to such
treatment ms will draw upon him the slightest sus-
picon, or obige him to neglect his business wheth-
er within doors or without The diet need not be
changed, except in cases Of severe Inflammation
There are in California patients amounting to over
wo thousand in the past year, that could furnish
,roof of this; but these are matters that require
he incest secresy, which he always preserves.
All letters, enclosing $40, will be promptly at
ended to- Office hours from 3 A. NJ. to s r. NJ.
Address, J. c. YOUNG, NJ. d..
Express Building, corner of Montgomery and Cal !
fornia Streets over Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express
Department. !
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CoNsTITUTIoNAL Debility, or seminal weak

4 CONSTITUTIONAL Debility, or seminal weak
~ ness--Dr. Young addresses those who have in
iured themselved by private and improper indul-
gences in that secret and solitary habit which ruins
the body and mind uniting them for either busi-
ness or society. The following are some of the sad
and melancholy effects produced by early habits of
YOUTH viz: Weakness in the back and limbs, pain
in the head, dimness of sight loss of muscular pow
er, palpation of the heart, dyspepsia nervousness
irritablity; arrangement Of the digestive functions
general debility, symptoms of consumption, &c.
MENTALLY the fearful effects on the mind are
more to be dreaded. Loss of memory confusion of
ideas, depression of spirits evil forebodings. aver
sion to society, selfdistrus love of solitude, timid
ity, DC, &c., are some of the evils produced.
All persons who afflicted with any of the
above symptoms should not fail to call on DR.. Y.
and be at once restored to perfect health Let no
false delcacy prevent you, but apply Immediately,
and save yourself from the dreadful and awful con-
sequences of this terrible maady.
Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured and
full vigor restored. DIR. j. c. YOUNG,
cor California and Montgomery sts., up stairs.