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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
EsNDOrtaut Hufovuna,Sou

THE effect of one Of the last of Congress In hermit
ting Carpet Wool to he imported free OF duty many
think the price will be reduced half II Is therefore
necessary for me to sell my ENTIRE STOCK BEFoRE
THE FIRST OF JULY when the law takes effect shall
now make SUCH deductions as the case demands I am
selling Carpets for 90 Ia cents-former nrice a. -
TAPESTRY CARPETS, St-former price, SI,5os and
Good Carpets, for 80 cents per yardformer nrice
cents. ' ."
Al persons VINO wish to purchase will SAVE MONEY nv
calling at ia Hanover st. Boston.
WINS E. 4. STEVENs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
A Sisters Influence.

A little boy of seven Or eight years had
learned to swear. Whenever he heard new
form of profne language, he would treasure
it up in his mind, and then glory in aston
ishing and distressing the servants, some of
whom were pious, by his huge, unheard-ot
oaths.
After time, servant-woman hearing him
one day swear most shockingly, told it to his
eldest sister. She called him to her, their
parents being absent and told him of her dis
tress at his wickedness He wept, and most
of all when she spoke of their father, who
was sure to administer stern rebuke and Sc
we're punishment As he begged that his pa
rents might not be told of it, she proposed
not to tell, if he would promise never to use
such language again. The little fellow hest
tated, and at length made the promise. 1t
was faithfully kept. Though mingling with
many evil companions, who often sought to
make him swear, though in many respects
sadly wicked himself, he never after spoke a
word which he knew to be profane. Expos
ure and punishment could only have restrain
ed him for time; how much better was this
sisters judicious course. Many boy whose
precocious depravity fills his friends with hor.
ror, might be restrained by the prudent and
affcctionate efforts of an elder sister.
When this lad had reached the age of four
teen, the same sister sought him one day, and
urged that he ought to become Christian
She spoke Of the uncertainty of life, and the
hardening of heart and every way increased
difficulty which comes with advancing years
of the pleasantness of piety, and the advan.
tages he had enjoyed in a religious education
But he constantly replied laughingly, " 0 Sis
ter, don't talk about all that now what is
the use of bothering myself about religion
now Wait till I am grown up, sister, anc
then I'll see about it." Still she pleaded ,ant
still he tried to laugh it off, till quite dis
heartened, she said, "Well, my dear young
brother, you know what you ought to do;
pray God it may not be said of you at last
You knew your duty, and you did it not.
She turned away in despair, to weep ant
pray.
The boy walked off whistling gay tune
but the fearful eye and tremulous voice OF HI
loving and dearly loved sister, made her las
words sink into his heart F.; he could not for
get them, he could not shake off the solemn
impression. Though for two years apparent
ly reckless, he often remembered that carnes
appeal, often tremblod lest he should die, Of
ten almost determined to seek che Lord Eli
sister never had the heart to speak of
again; and it was not till several years afte
he became a professed Christian, that sh
knew how powerful, by Gods blessing, ha
been the impression produced by her tende
and praycrful warning.
The influence of an intelligent, affectionate
and pious sister upon her younger brother
may be greater even than that Of a mother
Let sisters lay it to heart. They know no
how much they can accomplish. Even whe
repulsed and despairing,' they may have lodg
ed an arrow of conviction. Even the seem
ingly careless may in fact be deeply moved
american Messenger,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

A BAD MARK.--It is bad sign for boy
to be seen throwing stones at every dog, Or
pig, or bird he sees in the street. 1t shows
that such boy has an unfeeling heart. He
don't care how much suffering he may cause
a poor innocent bird Or animal What if he
breaks wing Or a eg?-he only Laughs at
the agony which he has caused. Boys! new
ed cultivate such cruel disposition Never
cause anything that has feeling, pain, if you
can help it. ] am afraid if you begin with
tormenting the poor, innocent brutes, you can,
after while, injure you playmates and asso-
ciates Some have already been seen to throw
stones at poor boys just for the fun of it, or
rather, to crafty the evil disposition of their
hearts. All many men have been hung for
murder, or they have been sent to the State
prison, just because they cultivated such bad
dispositions when they were boys like YOU
They commenced by being cruel to animals
first and then to other boys, and so, little by
little, their hearts became hardened till they
could even kill man. Think of this the
next time you pick up a stone to throw at any
innocent thing that has life and feeling
Chaldren's Friend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

o
+. a. F. RICE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Dealers IN Teas Of crery Kind,
l6 and lls State street, Boston.
T, GILBERT g. co.
Grand, PayIor Grand and Square
Piano-E'orte Mandatory,
No. 4s4 Washington street.
.Nec York Wdre,o omS,
4I9 and AL Broadway, Corner of Canal street
The present senior partner being the OLDEST Piano
1acturer in Boston. This firm has within the last year,
introduced some very important and material
IMPROVEMENTS
An entire of scales have been made, including
scale for Grand Pianoforte. The first Piano made
from it received the reward Of Silver Medal at the last
Exhibition of the Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Asso
caon BY the peculiar construction Of said new scales,
they have greatly improved their Square Panofores by
increasing the vibration, cearness and purity Of tone.
They have also adopteda
NEW IMPROVED ACTION,
Which is simple in its construction very sensitive to the
most delicate touch, operates without spring IAN advan
tage possessed by other acto and therefore requires
ttle if any regulating by the changes of weather eli
matecombnes all the most desirable qualities sought for
during the last twenty years, for which Medal
ded at the last Fair of The Massachusetts Charitable Me
chanc Association These Instruments all prepared
for Colman's Patent
EOLIAN ATTACHMENT,
In which there is combined with the panofore Wind In
strumen the same key board controlling both in such
manner that either be used eperate both together
thus furnishing instrument for Organ Piano Music
that be combined at the pleasure of the performer
in orchestral effects.
IRON FRAMES
From knowledge of the fact that Pianoforts made with
out metallic frames (as the in Of the first
to which the Eolian appled constantly subject
variations in pitch by changes Of temperature, many
persons have honestly supposed mpraccabe and mex
pedent to combine Wind and Strnged Instrument But
having the strings connected with the entire iron frame
both ends, las all made by this rm) entirely OBJ
vates this difficulty; the strings and frame expanding and
contracting together, which preserves uniform pitch in
the Piano. that additional tuning is required the
ordinary Pianoforte to keep the Piano in with the
Reeds.
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
Have repeatedly beea awarded to these manufacturers in
Boston, New York. Philadelphia and other places but have
never (previous to 1861 in any advertisements handbil
or CIRCULAR been alluded to in single instance by them
having always relied upon the character of their instr
ments which have now been before the public about thirty
years.
THE FACT
May be stated that the last Exhibition of the Masachu
sets Charitable Mechanic Association they awarded
I SILVER and BRONZE MED AIS, for GRAND and SQUARE
| PIANOFORTES.
35"A orders by mail or otherwise, faithfully execu
ted as if the parties were personally present. and will bt
warranted to give satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

As flowers are ever associated with love-
illness and purity, so the love of them in a
fine trait in the character of any one and
We need not fear trusting in that heart which
loves them truly. Such heart, though hid
den by the toughest exterior, will ever dis
play Il scnsibility to the finest emotions of
our nature, and give forth tokens of gentle
ness and kindness.
Tenderly then, let us care for the beaute-
Gus flower and as the tabled Eastern plant
which, when withered and dying, gives forth
so rich fragrance that its presence is deemed
blessing, so shall we learn to look upon them
as among the choicest gifts of the CREATOR
Christian Inquirer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CONNECTION AIRY,

CARLTON & WESTON, CT and 60 Elliot street man.
ufacure evefy variety of French aud American Cunfec
tinnary fur their whole ale trade Their stock is the lar
gesi. and their prices tie most reasonable of any in the
market.
Office and samples IL frensnt street, opposite The Mu
semi Orders solicited aud promptly attended TO al either
place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
The Lovely Flo ,Ners.

There are no more beautiful objects in the
volume of Nature, which a kind Providence
has 50 prodigally spread open to us, than
flowers. Emblematic as they are with their
never ending variety of form and color, of all
beauty yet in the frail tenure by which they
held existence they are typical of our own
lives and convey lessen that should deeply
impress every heart Many of the fairest
and most beautiful of them seem to seek the
bank of some secluded rivulet, or, beneath
the pleasant foliage, hide their lovelincss
from view. as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

So in life, the greatest goodness and purity
are in the humblest spheres of life; and
these carry to the wretched that priceless
blessing of humanity-true sympathy with
their misfortunes.
The birds, too, those sweet messengers Of
song, love to hover over the place where the
flowers are blooming in fullest perfection, Of
ten STOPPING in their giddy flight to dip from
the tiny flower cups the sweet drops of dew,
and then to fly away towards Heaven with
their joyous carol. Then
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
BEDDING and Pew Cushions.

w ranled Reddnp of every de>crpIion such Feather
Reds Marasses, comfabeS and Pew Cushions constant
ly on baud at the Store Of JAMES II, IALLErT
I6 Dock Square and 81 taueuil Hall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
EnsrayingSmW bOlrSaIe and Retail.

J K WTGGIN. PRINTsELLER.
10 Tremont street, Boston, Opposite the Museim.l
'as full collection If McHzolints FIR Gecan Pa ung,
FROM 80 cents to SIS The trade AID senina les
supplied ON the bes terms. Also selection of FfNE
LINE ESGRAvrNGs, embracing the best subjects by tie old
masters with the modern FL giish. FeicH, German and
La nan WoTks. EnMe. And AlLisl., MnleLlAa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
New Arraung cement.

THE subscriber, having rented the Workshop formerly
occupied by r. :. Page,is prepared 10 do all kinds
Tin, Sheet Iron g. Copper Work,
and hopes by doing his work well and close application
to busi To be enabled to secure fair share of patron
age G. T., FAlRRA NKS,
IIydenark, Jan. /, ls57~ 4i.f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
The Medicine Of the Million !
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT!
llOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

tue EXCITING CAUSE or SICKNESS.
The blood il The III, sustaining agent. 1t furnishes
the ,componens of flesh, bone, MUSCLE Getve and inepu
mept. The stomach is It's nanufac ory Tie We n il, dIs
uibniors aud The ihesiRes The channel through which
te vase matter rejected IA its productions Is expelled
Upon tue stomach the crcnia and bowels these
Pills act simultaneously relieving indigestion pui iiy ng
The tlnds and lna %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
indigestion and Immunity q the Blood.

From Efp. ]. T. HINES, Iastr u .IHtli tI1u1I, Ha-f
DR. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary
IN my family and among those called M III dlr'>s,
To regulate the organs of digestion and purify III, b>- ty
are the very hest remedy have frWn and
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WARSAW, WYoMlSG c.. y. Y. u,t. y lFh.
DrAR SIR: am using your Cathartir Pills ny trartlr, .,4
ind them excellent purgavr cleanse The ,ir.n AID y
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
Erysipcias, Scrofnla, Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrS. and Salt RhcMn.

From FtrWartng Aerchaid Of 8. L"ps ~. lSae.
Dr. AVER; Your PILLS the paragon Of nj! ~
medicine They have cured my little daugtr II ulc,l
nTou her hands and feet that had proved ruynl hT
Her mother has been long grieyousy acts, will hchc and
pinles on her skin and in hen hair Alter li n"i
she also tried your Pills. and they havo cured hri.
ASA .MUhGklIH:.i.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27

New Book. = We acknowledge the
receipt of an interesting circular from L.
b. Peterson, 102 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia, containing the following re-
quest;
editors of newspapers to- whom this
Circular is sent, will oblige the publisher
by noticing the work in their columns,
as in press, and to be published on Sat
urday, January 31st, and on thnir send
ing a copy of their paper, with such no.
tice marked, by mail, to the Publisher,
beautifully bound copy of the work
will be sent to them, free of postage,
some days in advance of the day ofpub-
lication.
In compliance Herewith, we hereby
notify all and sundry whom it may con-
Germ that on the 3lst January 1857 will
be published by the aforesaid Peterson,
"Love after Marriage and thirteen other
choice Nouvellettes of the Heart" by
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz.
Authoress, brilliant woman exalted
gcnius-pious lady-strong writer-pro-
fessed follower of the Gospel.
Book, great power-classic beauty
fascinating originality-grace of style
filled with scenes of domestic love, purity
ana joy-high moral tone-thrilling in
terest-exquisite sentiment-fne letter
press-and no humbug = all bound in
cloth and sent free of postage to any
place for one dollar and twenty-five
cents, invariably in advance
N. B.-Will Mr.. Peterson be careful
to direct our ''copy of the work" in a
plain hand, to "the Editor Of the Ne
vada Journal" If the boys should
happen to get hold oft first, there would
lbe the devil to pay.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
SheriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED OUT
ID of the Fourteenth Judicial District, and to me
directed and Delivered for judgment rendered said
Court the 29th day Of October ~ D. 1856 in of
Samuel Danford, Walter Ward A. Pennington William
Scott, VIM. p Sprout. Vim. Pier and John Sprout and
against Thomas Thompson and Henry E. Booth for the
of T25 s. of suit have levied the follow
ing property to-wit
All the right title and interest of Defendants in and
to TOWN LOT, situated at the foot of Broad street
next below Withington& Bentley paint shop city
of Nevada all the right title and interest of
in and to the MINING CLAIMS situated in the canon
running from Gold Hill into the outh Yuba river and
known Thompsons Claims, in Nevada county. Also.
Thompson's interest i'll and to 4 RANCH situated
abon half mile from the road from Nevada to Alpha
and known as McConn's * Co IS Ranch
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. MARCH
l4TH. A. ID. 1851 at z. NJ, will sell all the right
title, interest and claim of said Thomas Thompson and
Henry T. Booth in and to the above described property
the CouIt House door Nevada Public auction for
Cash, the highest ard best bidder to satisfy said
Execution and all Costs.
U-M BUTTERFTELD, Sheriff.
Nevada. January 2l-tds
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution, issued out of the Hon Dis
Id trict Court of the l4th Judicial District and
rectcd and delivered for Judgment rendered in said
Court the 9th day of jan 1857 Albert Har
VII Snd against Charles H. Balm AMI John R Scranton
for the of Sf24 90 with interest the said
77 90 from the 9th day of January 1857 the
of three per cent per month, until patti together with
S25 30 costs of suit.
Ihave levied upon the following described property
to-v All the right title and interest of C. H. Balm
in and to the Nevada Theate, situated Washington
street. Nevada, county of Nevada State of California
Notice hereby given that the 2ls day February
4. D. 1851 az O'Clock p. NJ, will sell all the right
title interest and claim of said c. II. Balm in and
the above described property at the Court House door
Nevada city, at public auetion for cash in hand
the highest ana best bidder to satisfy said Execution
and costs
UILLT4N BJTTERFIE[D
ice5s Sheriff of Neva la eoHutv.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
SUMMONS.

Per C. T. wooD, L. s.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27

- TATEOF CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada, Town
- ship of Nevada BY vr:uc Of three Executions to
nee delivered issued from the Court Of VI. Clark Esq
an acting u5ticc Of the Peace in and for the County
Aforesaid bearing date February 2Gth. 4 D. ls57 20
isfy three judgments rendered by p. Vmhayen on
the 2eih day Of Nov. A D. lS56 and two judgments rem
iegrdby j. NJ Clark. the oath dav ofFebruary, A. D.
357 in favor OF f. c. purtvman, TurSle Co. and Ed
va Powers and against H. G. Gardiner for the of
- t255 debit interest la and Of suit have
AIKEN in Execution nj will sell to the highest bidder
ga .h fhc following described propcrty-the dwelling
house situated on Che old rca leading from Nevada
Gold Fla near IlirSt RuSsc Saw Mil, in said
together with all the interest of the said H. C. Gard
nor in the lot in which said house is situated SATIR
DAY The 2lst day of March, y D. 1857. between the
hoHrs of9 O'Clock. VI and 7. NJ Taken the prop
orts Of ii C Gardiner, satisfy the above demands and
sccruing costs.
L. s. GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada Ft bruary Goth, A. d. 1851
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada County and Town
~ ship. Justices Court before john Anderson J.
The People fthe State OF c taltfornia, +. Cavan
You are hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed Justice Of the Peace s office in said Town
ship Friday the goth day of February A. d. le57 at
10 o'clock a NJ to TO the complaint of f. c. Pur-
fymun, who demands OF you }2, and the foreclosure
certain Mechanics Lie n, per his mplaint
lie IN my office. On failure to appear and answer.
Judgment will be rendered against un accordance with
the prayer in said complaint and for damages and
of suit.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of February, 1857
JOHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
Quit Drinking Poisonous LIQUORS
Patent Improved Process for Making
All Kinds of Liquors & Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use of
TACOUR'S ESSENTIAL, OTIS

These oils obtained ly distation at the Chemics
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson of Pierre Iacow auth,
of Lacour's Chemical Anayos, Lacour's Chemical ma
nibusiions Lacour the Manufacture of Liquors, &e
Purchasers particularly requested to return ti'
ha Is and obtain their money if the oil does not gi'
perfect satisfaction.
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAc converts neutral spir.
To- superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viz
Otard sazerae, Marett Cognae, Peultney, seignett.
United Vineyard Proprietors Castillion and Londs
DPek brandies. These Liquors will have full frui'
idvor, and beautiful, sparkling color. Common Rect
hfd Vhissey will be changed by the of the oil.
Cfgnac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy Con
mbn Cognac Brandy &c.
IAcouR's OIL OF RYE changes Reetifed whis,
to Monongahela Rye whiskey. Old Virginia Malt Viii,
key Bourbon Wniskey. sc
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rcctfed whi
key todd Irish Malt whisky and superior article.
Scotch Whiskey
OIL or PR4CH changes common whiskev tn Vii
ginia Peach Brandy &c Oh of Peach and Oil Of Cogna
will convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy
RIL OF CIV conve IS the poor st whiskcy to lie
lard Gin, schiedam schnapps Rose Gin, Swan Gin, E
glish Gin, &c.
hours after being mixed, change five gallons of 90,
Vinegar and twenty-five GALLONS ofwater to thi ty ga
Ions of the acid Vinegar that be found in Il
mhrkct. BY the of Lacour's Concentrated Aci1
vinegar can be made for one dollar and sixty cents pc
barrel
FOR MIXING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oils REQUIRE Il
prepara atian--ony pour the oil into the Whiskey
shake well. The Liquors thus made will have fine nat
ural ma full rich oily taste beautiful transpar
ent color and fine bead Lacour oils exert three dis
tnct properties in converting whisky brand
gin &c. The first property combines with and subsde
in the form of hocuent particles the whole of the
oil (Amylic Acoho) The Whiskcy is thus deprived
that peculiar irritating and burning TASTE ard become
neutral spirits the second property consists in oil
mucillaginous taste impaired to the Liquor which
ders 1t mellow and imparts appearance of great
the third property is exhibited in the rich vinous
oder that is impaired to the hquor which rcude:s din
tinction from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS each flask cor
tains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons :
Liquor Full and comprehensive directions accompai
ppr bolt tlc
FL sale as of ST. Charles and Poyfras sire
93- One bottle of these Oils, five in number will
securely packed and SHIPPED with bin of lading to
part Of the country upon the receipt of $1,000 to Il
address of LACOUR, New Orlaans.
Purchasers are requested guarantee Of go
faith to furnish the cfany house in New Orlcau
and we will ship them package of the oils. If they
not perform all that is claimed for them they will
nothing. Feb. 6-ly
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
solomon EsilI Mining Co.

In regard to the statement made in the Nevada Dem
the 25th February the election of Albert
Man. legally appointed for Superintendent of said
company declared we the undersigned shareholder
an infamous lie. Every shareholder of the company
Was notifed and invited to attend meeting held Mon
dsy February 10th. at which meeting Mr.. A. Mau was
eccte Superintendent by Campbell, C. Haupt. (the
man npself who made the in the Nevada
DEMOCRAT Of Feb 25th) A Giaber, NJ Grissel, J. sto
c. Stayf constituting lsl6th o. the whole company.
Tunnel of the said company given in contract
80 Sc per foot MI HJuck who Is called supernten
dent in the Democrat of the 25th, (made by himself
while the Tunnel vas rot made according to agree
mcnt whole company went out together lately and
we commenced to measure the Tunnel. he, called
CaspaT Haupt Beer CaspaT, - and announced
the Democrat as .sTrcasurer7' Of the 5. II. NJ Co..
began trcmble and went off with the eXcuse Il have
an awful belly ache Unjust home and of he went
The undersigned. members of the said company. de
size all reckoning books of the exsuPerntendent
and treasurer Messrs- Houck and Haupt, (as the call
thense Ives in order that may be able TO make a
general settlement. AUGUST GRADER,
c. STAEP,
T. STOLL,
r. CAMPBELL.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-27
SHnasnNnS.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. S.
District Court of the fourteenth Judicial District
OF said State.
The people of the State Of California, F. IL. Tay
tireetIng-Y You hereby required to appear in
tion brought against you by G. Hadlcy Tay in the Dis
trct curt aore and for said ounty-And
swer the complaint filed therein, within days from
the service of the writ if served You the County
within twenty days if served You this District,
and out of this county within forty days if served
you this State and out Of this District or jndg
by default will be taken against YOU. The said
action = brought to obtain decree of Divorce the
Bonds of Matrlay, existing between the Plaintiff and
Defendant And YOU hereby notified that if yo fail
appear and said Complaint above required
the Plaintiff viii apply this Court for the relief de-
manded in this said compliant
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court aforesaid in and for said County this 3lst day
December, A. ID. 1886.
J. H. BosTwICK. County Clerk.
Nevada January End 1851 5m