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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03
TIE LIVER
INVIGORATOR +!
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Cam bounded entirely from CT MS.

Compounded entirely from GUMS,
rs oNEoF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND Llv Err MEDI-
gINES before the public that acts Cathartie
sier mier aud efectual than oher medicine
known 1t only Uathartc but Liver remedy, act
ms first on the eject its morbid matter then the
stomach and carry off that matter thus
phing two purposes eectuay without any ofthe painful
f,n in operations of
system at the time that purges
and when daily moderate doses strengthen and
bnild it up with unusual rapidly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday. June |
At market 240 Cattle about 200 Reeves 90 Stores
onsisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows, and and
three ears old
Prices Market Beef-Extra IS 90 a 5o first quality
81 IS q IS second quality Sc 90 g so third quality
IS 90 ordinrry "a 90.
Wording oxer-S7,, no. $50 q 200.
Cows and Galves-S35, As, so a ~67.
Yearlngs two years old SO g q three years
lid 80 q 80
Veal Galves-SA 40 a 81
sheep AMI latnhs-25U0 at market. prices-Extra and
elections 81, q 81 Is, from &c y b in lots 81 IS
"a g.
Swine-3 at market
Hides II a s3c. rallow TJc y rs
PeIts 81 % GSl 81 each. Calf skins 70 q 13c y b.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

TEA-TEA-TEA
VIE WOULD say all lowers Of that delicious arile -
w we have large invsiee Of the very best Nnloi -
,~,h and aeicaey Of flavor cannot be surpasse y y
bcb We viii warrant TO give satisfaction Piss g
cali. - 9I74
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03
IoT 10 THE ADMtRrRs OF A FINE HEAD OF
Rich Glossy Hair /!

YINALK of beauty IT exist whouta fine head Of
hair then read th following, andif ask more, see
circular around each bottle, donbs.
PROFESSOR MOODS HAIR REsT0RAy1NE--we call
the attention of all old and young to this wonderful
back its original color, gray haircoy
the the bald with luxuriens growthr~moves
the dandruG itching and all cuaneous eruptions-eauses
continual flow Of the natural fluids and hence, If used
regular dressing for the hair win and Keep
falling to extreme old age in all Its natural beauty
We call then the bald the or diseased In scalp
to III aud surely the young will not as they value the
flowing the wtchng curl be wthoutit. Its
praise is upon the tongue OF thousands
The Agent for Woods Hair Restorative New Ha-
received the following letter in the
few weeks since.
Mr. Ieavenworth--sr; have been troubled with dan
my head for than year my hair be-
gan out, scurf and hair together. / saw
Haven paper Woods Hair Restorative as cure
called the LIST of April last purchased
bottle try and found to satisfaction the
thing removed the scurf and hair began gow il
is three inches in length chere an of.
by Post the bearer of this don't know any
Of the Kind is used in this place have market for
many bottles after it Is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o. 1856
PRoF Woop-Dear SIR Your Hair Restorative is proving
The front, the back part 81
pint botte your Restorative and now the
tip my head is well studded with promising crop ~
have preparations without any benefit whatever
1 think my personal recommendation can In
aaft many '''''' Nv " DUR t faoaas, NJ D.
No AGA Vine Street.
fIseENSEs, IA, June % 1853.
PROF. .. j. WOODS; As you are about to manufacture
and yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will
state for whomsoever 1t used and
known Others to usetthat have orseveral years been
IN the habit Of using other Hair Restoratives that
find yours vastly superior oany other know II entirely
ceanses the head OF dandru and with proper
use will restore any person hair to the original youthful
color and texture giving healthy
anee and all this Without disco the apply
ommends toeyery desrou. of having fpe color
| and texture TO hair Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
Oh. WOOD Il co. ,Fropretors 444 Broadway N II md
ia Market Street, St Louis Mo. And sold by ali FOOD
druggists.
IL Beware ofarticles purporting to produce RESULTS
SIMILAR all only Alternative attempts to palm on
miserable article on the popularity of this different
name. None genuine without the signature of o H. Wood
Price 81 81 and So per bottle. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

principle regulations of the
performs its functions we'll,
fully developed. The stum-
pendent ON the healthy ac-
proper performance of its
Iach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
ILiyer--hayiug ceased to do
lof that organ, one of the
study, in a practice o
find some remedy wheref
man. homogeneous 10
,ly is at last found any per-
Complaint, In any of its
tie an,ieonyictiou ascertain.
morbid or bad matter from
ltheir place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
lchinery .remoyingt hecausc
radical cure
ed, and, what's better, pre-
use of the liverInvigorator
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
tiring,prev ven Is Night
niget, loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
teaspoonfuls will always
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
lly relieves gholic, while
lis a sure cure for Cholera
lof Cholera.
needed ~ throw out of the
cine after a long sickness
,Jaundtce removes all sal
from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes took digest well.
cures Chronic Diarrliea in
liner and Bowel complaints
dose.
attacks caused by Worms
jsurer safer ,orspeedierrem-
er fails.
Dropsy, By exciting the
ommeudiug this medicine
and Ague, Chill Fever, and
Ii operates with certainty.
ito testify to its wonderful
.s,a,t@Fsx,s...S - %.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03
MARRIAGES.

In Windsor, MAY 18th, bF Rev. Butler, CHARLES A.
70 ,BUSH Esi, Of springfield, aud Miss ELIZABETH DA-
Wis, only daughter Of uausl Davis Esq Of ; indsor
In BgattlehoFo BY Rev Geo z. Is May 49, Mr. JACK
son b. GREEN and MIS- MELISSA FREEMAN, both of
Westu.orelsnJ, NJ III
In Shrewsbury MAY 49, by Rev e $, Foster Mr.. AL0N-
10 L. SMITH Of Clarendon, to Miss MANY r. BARNEY of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

RemarksThe arrivals OF cattle this week small but
with the number eff last week the supply rally
ebuei the demand. Prices las wetk. Sheep
quick last quotations. Calves improved in quality
and sell rather higher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

Juror
x,rgftote 5eth togsthey
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

500 NJ Good Shingles, 1000 Doz good Palm Leaf Hats
Butter Cheese Maple Sugar Dry Apes Grain Of all kinds
Eggs Beans and Rags If they clean. For which the
highest Cash price will be paid in Goods my Store
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03
DEATHS.

In oueeehy Augusta 5, Mr., HARRISON DEAN. aged "a
year,.
In w.st Rratt baro may 49, LYDIA CAR ENTER, wife
Of the late Dea. David Carpenter, aged So
At his residence in rutuey, CHARLES STUART H0UGII-
In Winchester, n IL, May % MARIA, wife of E.
Proctor Pierce, d 20
In Halifax May 6, HARRIET HIGLEY daughter of Elliot
HgIey. aged Is years months and days.
IN Chester, May 2Sth, LAUKANA wife Of Phil Up Grant,
aged "a.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

SENATOR GwIN.-In avoiding the
consequences Of his dastardIy and
brural remarks on the death Of Bro
derrick, by seeking close refuge in the
cabin of the departing steamer and
securing safely by ignominious fight.
"the elder Senator" displayed equal
discretion with that exhibited on the
occasion of his first arrival in San
Francisco when the town was in dan
ger of being taken by the Hounds.
He valorously kept out of the way
until the danger was over in the lat
ter case. When Gwin returns to
Washington let him tell bis brother
Senators of the fire eating" profes-
sion that he was actually run out OF
San Francisco, for such appears to
have be en- the action which expedi-
ted his departure. Here is brave
Senator, one of the supporters of the
code, who dares not face the angry
sentiment of his constituency. What
kind of courage is that which can
take life in duel. but which cow
ers and flies before an aroused public
sentiment? If dueling be test of bra
very and honor, we should expect the
votaries of the murderous science to
be at least equal to all the emergen-
cies which its practice can create
Sac. Union.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Treason-The Victoria Gazette
has the following
An individual in star-spangled
coat and striped pantaloons. rushed
into our Office yesterday afternoon,
and laying down a piece ofpapcr with
the suhjoined sentiments inscribed up
on it.. dashed off with the air of man
who had accomplished heroic ac-
ton. The police are on his track.
"For the nert Fourth f July Din
aer IN Vict0ri1. AMERICAN EA-
GLE; Equal to two British Sovereigns,
and thirty cents 0ver,"
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
SumnaOns.

State of California - County of Nevada-ss. Dis
trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of said State. The People of the State of
California to CYRUS ERSKlEE and JOHN
MURPHY,-GRRETIya
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
i and answer the complaint of f. JOHNSON
& n 6. LYF0RD doing business under irm name
and style OF Johnson and Lyford Filed against you
within ten days from the service of this Writ, if
served on you in this County. within Twenty Days
if served you in this District and ont of this
County, and within Forty days if served on you in
the State and out of this District in action
menced on the 18th day of September A. d. 1859 in
said Court. wherein plaintiffs pray Judgment
against said defendants, for the sum of three hun
dred and forty-fiye II 100 dollars for lumber ma
terials furnished sold and delivered by Plaintiffs to
Defendant at the special instance and request of
defendants, between the 26th day of May. 1888; to-
gether with costs money disbursements. sc. &c,
And also. that this Hon Court may order. adludge
and decree sale of the property described in the
Lien of Plaintiffs for the payment of aforesaid sum
of S3l5 100 dollars and if in uficien to pay the
same then that Plaintiffs have execution against
said Defendants. fer any balance remaining due
and unpaid and for such her and further relief as
may seem meet and proper in the premises.
And you are hereby nnt;eied that il you fail to
said complaint as herein directed, Plaintiffs
will take Judgment against you therefor by default
together with the costs of suit and also demand Of
the Courtsuch other rellcfas IL prayedfor in Plhs
said complaint
In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker
Clerk ofthe District Court aforesaid, do
jLs (herennto set my hand and impress the seal
of said Court, at office, in Nevada city, this
~ l4th day of e t. A. d. 1859
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK.
By Joe Roberts, ir. Deputy.
BY order of Hon. Niles Searls. District Judge, of
the 14th Judicial District in and for Nevada county
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts, jr. Depty
Thos, p. Hawley Atty for Plaintiff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

FLYING MAcHtNE.-The Mans
field (Ohio) Herald is informed that
a gentleman residing near that city,
Mr.. d. NJ Cook, well known as the
inventor of the popular Sorgum
EvapoIator extensively sold through
out the West, is now engaged in the
construction of a flying machine
Mr. G. is quite sanguine of success.
We are ignorant of the details on
which his air-ship is to be built, but
we understand that, while balloon
is to be used for elevation, steam is
to be the native power. The inven-
tor is quite sanguine that he has dis
covered the proper machinery where
by the air may be navigated at will.
He has built, or is about to build, a
house for the purpose of containing
his labor without being annoyed by
the curious.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
PREDICTED.-The Marysville Den

PREDIcTED.-The Marysville Dem
ocrat says:
A gentleman IN whom we have the
utmost reliance, positively informs us,
that he wastold by man well known
in this city, that strong Administers
tion man said in his presence before
Mr, Brodorick was challenged, that
"Mr. Broderick must die +; that he
would have to stand at least five
chances on the duelling ground, and
if these failed, then he would be at,
tackled on the streets. and settled
i'll that way"
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL rail-
road convention is in session at San
Francisco, having convened on the
goth, in accordance with resolutions
passed by the last Legislature. Ore
gon has sent few delegates, and
possibly one,third of the counties of
this State have complied with the
suggestion of the Legislature. We
have no sympathy with the conven-
ton for several reasons. A thousand
conventions will have no effect upon
the present Administration, nor indeed
any Administration which does not
recognize any power in the general
government to lend the needful and
adequate assistance to railroad. A
maj ajority ofthe convention is likely to
be governed by the motives which
prompted the celebrated railroad let
ter of Buchanan which reached us just
before the presidential election and
not in time to be re-published in the
anti-railroad States. The effect of
all effervesence, in the railroad con-
vention or out. on the part of Admin
istration Democrats, we cannot,ln view
of all the circumstances, believe but
to be merely for effect, and as tending
to postpone the construction of the
interoceanic railway. Any action
which will tend to deceive the peo-
pie into the belief that the Democrat
ic par y,or any considerable number Of
its leaders, are earnestly devoted to a
rational project for building the work,
we conceive to be detrimental. and
a PLAUSIBLE but nsincere speech from
one locofoco in the convention will
have that tendency.
We can only put our trust in par
ty whose members at least suppose
the sole object of the federal Union
is not to buy or steal all Gods crea-
ton without solitary bit Of power
being left to improve it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Bellig~ert.-A warfare has been
long gsing an between the Butfet'"
and TGmes. Of San Francisco. The
former seems to be devoting its ener-
giss to prove that Broderick held
the editsr of the latter in little estl-
nation, for which purpose Chas. A.
Sumner makes his appearance in the
columns of the Bulletin. Whatever
may have been the cause of the war,
the last battles seem to be out of
place.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

An Alleged Relatire.-The Sac
ramento Union is informed that fe-
male cousin of the late Senator Brod-
erick has made herself known to his
friends in6an Francisco. She claims
to be daughter of his mothers sister
If this be so, and no will Is found, his
property will go to one of his kindred.
We also learn that the full name of
the late Senator was David Colbert
Broderick.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

The Shasta Courier says that
while the vote of that county is 337
less than at the former gubernatorial
election, the Democratic majority is
doubled. The Courier seems to re-
mark the fact with surprize. Nothing
remarkable that as locofocoism pro-
glesses the country declines.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

SCENERY IN The GULF OF YRDo.
The scenery was neither Indian nor
Chinese. and presented more of the
features of land within the temper
ate than of one touching the torrid
zone. The lower and nearer por-
tions of the shores of the gulf resem-
bled strongly some of the most pie
turesque spots in our own dear ISL
ands; yet we have no gulf in Britain
upon such a scale as that of Yedo. =
Take the fairest portion of the coast
of Devonshire and all the shores of
the Isle of Wight, form with their
combined beauty a gulf forty-five
miles long and varying in width from
ten to thirty in every nook apd val
ley. as we'll as along every sandy bay,
place pretty towns and villages cut
out all brick and plaster villas with
Corinthian porticoes. and introduce
the neatest .chalets Switzerland ever
produced strew the bright sea with
quaint vessels and picturesque boats
and you will have he foreground
of the picture.
For background, scatter to the east
ward the finest scenery our Highlands
of Scotland can afford-leave the
blue and purple tints untouched. as
well as the pine tree and mountain
ash far back. fifty miles off on the
western side of the gulf. amidst mass
es of snowy clouds, and streams of
golden mist, let lofty mountain
range be seen, and at its center rear a
magnificent cone, the beautiful Fusi-
hami, the "Ma,chless Mountain of
Japan-and, then, perhaps, the rea-
der can in some way picture to- his
minds eye the beauties of the Gull
of Yedo. in the loveliness of that
bright day when it first gladdened
our sight.-Blackrood's Magazine.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

CsEpable Carelessnes,.-Twice with
in a week has O fire been discovered
in the New York Hotel on Broad
street, and both times has the fire
been caused by the eulpable careless
ness of boarders. Once a bed was
half burned up before the danger was
discovered. Such boarders deserve
San Quentin.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

STATE FAIR,-The great State
Fair which commenced at Sacramen-
to on the 18th closes to-day. Sacra-
mento has been filled with citizens
from all parts of the State. bringing
with them the products of their sec
tions. and specimens of their genius
and skill. We hope the Fair will
prove q profitable thing to the State
~ it surely will to Sacramento.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
THE JOURNAL,
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept, %, 1859
RuMoRs.-surmises are freely made

RuMoRs.-Surmises are freely made
about the probable successor or sue
eessors Of David G. Broderick. The
Senator being dead his destroyers
east lots or ba rgain for his clothes.
Il 10 rumored that about score Of
hungry hyenasare whining and snarl-
Ing over the CARCASS of the slain.
which will be victor depends rroba-
bly, upon st, engsh and stupidity.
Among the o. dts is a report that
2. Augustus Thompson will be ap-
pointed by Weller till the Legislature
meets-fsr what good purpose except
to draw mileage or watch Gwin, it
would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer
10 tell-aud then Geueral Denver will
be the lucky one on whom the Legis-
Iature will bestow the "old clo'. "
The 6rst part of this programme is
perhaps. probable enough, but that
Gen. Denver has any more show be-
fore the Legislature than he had be-
fore the last Democratic State Con-
vention for Congress. is question.
Oae fact initiates against General
Denver's chances. He can get llv-
ing without the senatorial office and
Weller can't. Denver it is pretty
we'll known can 60 back TO his old po-
s;tion in the Indian line. In fact it
was thought live Kansas Governor
sent out here would have powerful
influence on our election, and Genera
Denver was despatched accordingly
with the understanding probably that
the old thing was left to fall back Oh
in case no better thing could be pick,
ed up on this coast. A knowledge
of these things about Denver, taken
in connection with the impotency and
vsgsbondism of Weller, will incline
the Legislature to be charitable
Weller's chances thus, for palpablo
reasons are good. He may consider
himself the luckiest man in the world
Following in the wake of the Demo
cratic vessel without any visatle su
periorisy over other sharks, he ha'
had more offal thrown near his nose
than any other fish can be Thankful
for. He has the fates in his favor
as ever, once again. Washington
Denver, and the remainder of the de-
seendents of F. F. VS., lucky as they
too have been, must "pale their inet'
fectual fires" Col. Foreman, too
(shades of the mighty has no sigh
for the seat ofthe mighty. He is bu
the shadow of Weller. We can see
nothing to induce the Legislature
(see the Bslietin) to elect him unless
Vance impresses on our Solons The
necessity Of securing the shade"
ere the substance fades"
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

A pair Of handsome black horses,
lately owned by Mr.. Sanderson, of
Somerville, n. j., of Black Hawk and
Trustee blood, have been sold to tie
Emperor of the French for 1000.
They have sailed for France.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Nv w y WY lHO Aoiio" i"O it"'h I"
tclegraphic despatch to the Sacra-
mento Bee:
San Francisco, Sept. goth.
Quite an excitement occurred at
the departure of the John l.. Ste
phens this morning. There were
thousands on the wharf. and n large
extra police were in attendance.
The steamer was crowded with
Gwin's friends. On the end of
the wharf was displayed large trans
parency, six by four feet, containing
the words
"Tne Voice of the People of California The
murderers of the Hon. David C. Broderick are
requested never more to visit the shores Of Cali
fornia."
Underneath was large photograph,
shrouded In Grape, with Mr.. Broder-
ick's dying words
"They have killed me because wa. opposed
to the extension OIL slavery and a corrupt Ad-
ministration."
And in another place
''1f 1 die, protect my honor"
Gwin kept close in the second cab
in, and was not seen on deck. He
was surrounded by so or 60 of his
friends. Samuel Il. Brooks, Con-
troller elect, and one of Terry's sec
onds, left on the steamer.
am informed of the following par.
ticulars in relation to Gov. McDou-
gals challenge to Gwin. That par
ties representing the Ex-Governor
called at Gwiu's hotel, and were there
informed that he was not in town,
and would only arrive in time to get
on board the steamer prior to her de-
parture. A challenge would have
passed if he could have been found,
Chief Burke has a dispatch that
Terry was arrested yesterday in San
Joaquin county.
Sam. Marx, of the Custom m House,
tried to hire parties to tear down the
transparencies on the wharf. but no
one dared attempt it. A riot was ex-
pected.
1t is said that final Senatorial ar
rangements were agreed upon to-day
Weller is to appoint r. A. Thomp-
son, and Denver is to be elected by
the Legislature.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Buchanan and Bennett.-A WASH
ing ton correspondent of the ePhiladel-
phia PYess says. James Buchau an and
James Gordon Bennett is the ticket
for 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Sorora Herald.-This paper accor-
ding to the Un,on Democrat, has been
discontinued. The Herald was the
Oldest paper in the mines. and very
clever and fearless one.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
Silerin'S Sale.


VIZ HERE AS, the 23d day of August A. d
w 1S59. 10 wit: In the District Court for Nevada
County and state aforesaid, Henry Shellhorn, re-
covered Judgment against +. Shellhorn for this
sum of Twenty eight hundred and nineteen dollars
43l0O (debt) with interest the said sum of twenty
els hit hundred and nineteen 4I-00 dollars from tn e
23d day of August, 1859 he of ten per cent
per annum, together with all costs of suit-By vir-
tue of an execution to directed and delivered is
sued out of the aforesaid Court against the said A
Shehorn have lvved upon and attached all the
right title and interest of the within named defend
ant,F. SchellLorn of in and to the following dcs-
cribed property, to wit: certain house and lot
situated on Main street, Nevada City. and know n
and aed the Unitod States Brewery. located oppo-
site tc Doct Overtons garden. Also, the machinery
fix lures and all appurtenanccs belonging thereto
Also, house and loton Commercial Street Nevada
City occupied by Casper Houpt, boarding
House and Hotel, al d known the st. Louis Hotel
Also, House and Lot Broad street above Pine st
on the the North side, and formerly owned by z.
Wti>s.
Notice is hereby given that win expose to public
sale. all the above described property to the highest
bidder, for cash. in front of the Court House door,
in New ada CITY, on Saturday, oath day of Sept 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'clock and4P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 23d day of August s59
S. w. BORING, Sheriff.
Per. Ed. SURRELL, Deputy,
Meredith e. HILL Atty's.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Col. Baker delivered an eloquent
and appropriate address in the Pavil.
ion at Sacramento on the evening of
the goth, to dense crowd. 1t ap-
pears in the Union of yesterday.