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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05
r. II. MCDONALD g. Co
DRUGGISTS,
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IMPORTERS
..AND.
WHOLESALE DRUG GISTS
Have just received and keep constantly on,
Ill a full assortment of VI nand
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Paints anS y.
Alcohol, Camphene, Trusses, Shoulder 1q D. oIl'
Lamp OIL, Lard Oil, Brewers Material iaII'cea
Soda Material, Dental and Sur "'
gical Instruments, Teeth and Foil g.
All Of which we offer at low rates. If w.,
er, than any house in California. Please "U! low
call. sHeG
P. S.-Just received. large supply Of
OsGOOD's INDIA CHOIACoC
Sacramento, June 20, 1855 oo.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

Much NEEDED.-A good, strong, adhesive
plaster, to make busy-bodies stick to their own
business.
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3nIdnoifde BfrjGbte.

= Sn Gtarlcetpmn, ga. Wurecn 0cItcrn Sic
bier ibrigcn @cfonSenCn, @ccf, Grppit, Greer
NIB COPELAND mitteIa hce Strtde b,ngrr,Gttt
Den tcitcn r~rlcrcn mare es bcinabc s~cluu9cu,
in Der Der Grccutirn pprberecbcnccn gtutt ,u
rntiprinsen. sic tatten mjttcIf cinrr aus einem
nItcn Mieier gcmadtcn 6eilc, pns fe gu prrbcr9cn
gewubt b~atten, fb bic @etnciieu r~u:tsihnitteu,
battsu Ihpu p0e 0tIGnsujF ocrlo6;u nm mur-
neu CRIT. ais fe rie 3u9ere Wci1nsRjsnausr liter
ifeigcu MOLTEN, 0pR cinem 2luscrprtcn cntrcdt,
hcr nuf Fc iGp6 unb pnrurh ibrc 6Gudl psreitcltc.
Sie Iebtcn tbrer 50ieeelcr9rCjfuns feline @jrwult
~ertgrser, unb rrIjtt,n fnun, naAecm rc ,pci
gtcscr Dor tBnen c~rccut;rt wGrcn, slcidc Strafc
am @aI9en.
GGtcogu, 10. Mon. @@iGcrs tuntcr.iats
rjger @eburtstag wurGt beusc1tcnr rurh rcritiGae
nno nmeritoujlhe Str,Er;r G@ilcrs iii Ger Nic
trUpclitau 6oa feitllh br9ongcu. sic 6eRrcpe
btcIt 6err 2rrcnS Srentauo Gin 8cNgcrt&t marie
purgelelcu, die SnYsrtirc ;t s0,Iias, ltu uub
bic 9tumbcrSii@c GVmrcFsjou Der o@Iote nucec
auf9cfitrt. &'rpB,r GnibWia3s,us tcrrlhte.
= 8inan3sScfrstGr Grbb Wirp rurA cincn
Sri6luB Ger s~catOfrat I6en Gtaats.G onucution
opn Georgia gum 9rGiipentsl9aIis. Gunpiratcn
fir 1860 enpfcblen.
NadtrG9Iide Gbrli&tcjt. Der 6inon,e
Setret1r Gptb erbjett u~nIGnalt in cincm, @rirfs
$1,000, nrlbe Gin frubercr Scamtcr unterihla.
gen bntte, Hno it6 iset pom i%ctncn Ucmill,u &C.
trieGeu fiblte, Suriii,ucrlRIttca.
= Our 98arnung Tur ridtebreuee taci5de
Gmneltirtc. 9lu5 &arlSrute Miro ecltrictcr:
Bum ScrltGnpnib Orr taoti6cu NmmcRlc rIirfts
bic Gbatlnde ntGt obuc Bcocutumg iciu, paE
tir3lid pom etnem ,n Wnflug De6 Sa6rc7 Dsim
9sfcbrtctt omnelttrten pplitiihcu SIiiGtltua cine
nanhafic @umme fir Neutrality-suspicious. aus
peul SaDr l849 ejngeiororrt murte. Wfan wirp
htertet erinuert, rab in Penn Grta6, mprin irner
@naotnact i"ctrer ,3ttt pub,ijirt murct, feline ga.
rantie 0c9c5en if, bng niht Die in 8pl&c pcTttt.n
bctmtebrenocn Gbriincbmer an pcaI ISt9er Qluf-
itdnp na@trd8lth gu iOtdeu rne anrcru civil
retbtltten @Vniequenjen ibrer friiEereu crimiu,i=
len SerurtbrtiunB, namentlih CUR ipIiparilhru
Snftnn8 FIR ben ourh pie NrYplutiun Dcrurlnt-
ten Sb3oen DerbeigcSo9en wrrDen t5nrcn.
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DermjG5te5,

oHic Woudcr in gImerif, ,eiA ,,or,or,.,,
III, Ni,bolos ]Qpuowprts. nor in rem E,,,t. 81,
ner @cgurt Snu0maGer mar, f,noirre noh iri-
ner IeberTeplnna nab @jnciuuoti MN 1904 ri,
1920 ais Wopptat. @r crbielt ciujI fir rs yrr,
tbeipiouno eiucs NicrDro;cbes ala otfssGh. e..
bibr Ipei fnpferne GtllilGrfoltcu. Ser 0p,nr
Der Te inn @else matte, weioerte ia ogcr ri,lsr,'
ian bfrau5uaebcn unO moate yono,nOrth n.,
EprIblaa, er wcue iBm poijr 81 9Icrcz o,nn
GU aGelcrn 9lop agbc,t, Elm g}orIhyoo hen o,s,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

rNer 6eocrn aUs9citrpfen uno nit Stitsn;cus
utcr5OSencn, ic5r aroGcu @ad ~ I6erreitcn.
Gieirr Sal wurcr III einem 2~Iuf,ugc oui stusr
~9eid'midtIn : tango rurh boI 0crf sctra1,n,
olEn pcT brm N0uie rtr iin0cn 1rou oufas
rlduit rnc cnpli6 ibr in tarrm Gdule leltl
iterrcibt. Sie mar NM cao:ocu perpRihtrt.
Ger @'clcaIhai' irrie Nlu(it gum Iau,c On oetcu.
sStr YirI jun0c GbeIrute im Dpyje mlren. 10 %ic,
len warc Nuh Gin &nu aeaetcn uup auf iepev
Sla'Artcn mmrrc 8%rt1a}t - l)ultyc NrY1ter b,t=
ten oistc ib6nc &rti5fci}s ''pelhe gum Sbeil sin-
9c9an9em, gum StciI pur@ ric 3cit psrGnrcrt
mrrrrn Jim unp lire uripsUnD!itte S,prutuns
periprcn BADEN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17
9roIpttln5 Ger neucn Spifaaue0al
NDn
s.. SCENES

~ q III III / / l y Il SNerFPu
III ltben Sdneen Ocer in 80 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Il 10 Cts.
Sis wir en- 81. @tiri 1888 nit btr c!if,n Nlra,,b, So,
5ettclthen 2Srrte WIS 9abltum na.tn, ibaica mir rs mil
bIn9tni GciHhl.-0eIle mar nod SI lptatd 5tfdnlt unb noq
uNttr"ttHmtI IHrCt!ic SrcFt Nnttren9un3tH unp 3eecUttupr1
NIpit1l. ln'tit Grrar.Hn9tn murota utclrQnrn. pr,
%elaG mar ei lehY htNturhrCr. uuo IL tIum en- SI1t mr.
9'tjicctt 0tuthe mpbntl. Wchln 6c;nc simt rcri0rIt r,,rrNe
Der srrft GlrbItr. Der StpIi Ter rcuiircn 9,ltrau rr,
@rGhctr Ger mepsrIcn 0itthrlfulc, ut W&arcrp Der 3cii
leyitTl l0n9tH ltrttrireLltn ytGcen tr.c0tu. s5cir NI1u,f
anH IE NNt lSH.hShe:A 3fi!tp aHlhephbri bictbrf. M2an
rMrc ht vGItr cen erie tInctn mrnn Ccrtihlanrs ccit,ic
ftnc Grrpta &%Uf9tiGH.t iNtlDcr 81 lcltt III urs .iir;0,n
G9rr lelnt SbppfIi9en hlrtb>r er5GIttn lmo lVcrpen nil upt
prtl' btn.
9tItt 01ine'S &onc fo!ntn md, 10 mantRt bc-rltfc Trav.
mtu!e leintF unitt'btLhtn 4fuic iu &a0c, pe ,yrclinoe uit
ndu INC hIM iI l@alMciu une lIno nuim:hr tl SiGuce CT.
Ntn ntgth S'aHo 81 I!tt'rn. ga mir nbtr ijt ,jEtm ,5abr,
zen WEIGH SttitR onat lanOJl pUIOtu, pCilt'5 SSrfe mob
MUS IL EiEIttin9rA &u0iu9, bCl, o1l'lt dtb Der wcUOcr gsCr
nIIit;tic lLN nJth uHo nudt ptle btrtltthcn Stritea Inidh.E.
ftn tohit, 10 bEb!n DW UIV nUnnchr c~ltlGloU:a, cine mem
NuSIEpt IN !teI9Cycn Ettft:uHA:n Su VelGpiiaiitn. Ger Nrns
ut Ger tEuRrIt mo ipNr nm IIr otn ~licb,ntcn galp s. mcbr
]9srcdAntt.
&bpnncntcn Ger fribtrn @U5sntc in G Rinbsr prSo rt,,
on I itn &Guo fur 81 gEo lUtrNtH trlubi ibrt @1nrn k,im
nabitcn MAtHtcn rotr bel una befGnnI III madbru.
~ T iIHtIIt!n Moi t' e~}trtn9l,n OIrAn, GaE iib HE az.
IClpcri btEhr!ItJcn miro. " '"'''
Sme &I5!asr rpn 10 Gents per ggott FAM srm;b ;.o,,
beltrtiieh, Der SInG TUr pcutlte gj!cyatur BAT. ms ben arr
pen Sthicr gbrl. ~ 80" 49,
Ten: 1t Il 9anhe miro cine a~eticscne Siparopbis Sein>
llN Pftht { t~tisgftttn Werber. 2$aS Muetattun0, Druid
teulsr SStlls oQa neutrality-suspicious. ratbfetcn. Sine iprIfdls
ti9s 9UrbNhtl pIrS frGher ein9cdIid'rnc NghIcr ,%affsneI.
sag. SObn 98etf II. o.,
53U -: e2nIilr0fe, 9hlGoely!i
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ScfG,iutiHac6uuocu
" M. @6se's
Steam Candy Manu'actury
mo
Eager BON
NIrTnfrGcr Suicftpoarrr.

No. 1913 Srrac Strcct, Nitmrnc, Nj.
Country Nferhants uac &ICinbGRrtcr mcracn
n'iT e'cles rctdtbnittle Eager e~rsrbcnit auimsrf-
lam 9emoht unS criu1bt. ibrc @ttcuuu1en fir
e"S te"Hritsbrnss SScibnattSirit ,e4t ,ciiis IN
m'nen' SIS M. WGBc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

". 9"ttrS.
Srpar Strn6c, ~Spild,sn 6. II. Z. StraGe, nercn

g. SN"C l u~Sltpt!Nl Scu Suli3".
Ser,eibe %cnApicbil Gem tlciiocr UNI ourtrcjienpen Nr,br.
MN ,ttn' lHle JeltmIdppillc cinNcrid;rtC Nurttrfutc.
nne ,mncttfIt id,. eF 9irnInp itircu Sbur auetrS, os
e?.Vl i"lEteEn herr ec rertbctlbolle Serdnceruns gcrldpt,
ne ism uniey ltircr uRc ictncr G,,bu,Tcn S5rrr M Sbr;i
ntrc.- 6cTnty cntritcblt or iib III dtirurar,dcn Npcrotirrrr
ale Sabn@uSne.nen, &cerINlcn. 0!utgNeGepen, sQroricn
a. g AtTf'ee inert Gun Wager Der bcitcn NNrfumcritu II.
@fatytrtrt cine aaegcTlbucte ! iptuir scQcn ooe ojrIunrrhr II
@uSt1iim orr 9aaTe. linn 3ulpru6 billet y. 6Ctlrs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

SNthtSi G'srite. StIrtc. &ofec. GIfcm, Gbrcp.
l9ce nEti ciler GPrn9c orlCrcr @rtjfcl. 9arfrmerteen, On.
r,nr grt'ari, SrNgn 2Snc'rr SpNp 3lbnt6ritcn Gau &c Co.
lr9nc, &c 1. gum 9cr,ouf bel 9. Is. EiIhcr. Not
"'Epne uhe @1aurnc @toF S0r1, ~tcipncCr5 fur Sem
kelipnHW uie SonoltcrtN pOhcnn, limb hci icecJ t~c(nbtocn
Suan.it@t inter 0%otrilprci0 gu BADEN bet
&. 6. Rifhcr Mnk.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

2icisni9cn NSirtbc, ncthc teim Mau Der ST.
9rr'Gpmp19nic am 26ten Tee. in Der Wichunjcl.
patlc ojc Saor nm DIS Ntcnocliru ibcrne6mcn
wcutn, linO bjrrinjt Trcunoljhr CJiuht, iGr @j,tut
fir iNl&r5 biz ;um nIGbtu SpnntaA @tttno 6
Ibr brim tlntcrlrihnct'n i~cariitllth otiu9ctcn.
9tjhnUup. l5ttn Grttmter 1859.
- NJ. z y mann.
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bpl,! 6oI,I

unitrSctc5nrter bait %forlw69renb cinen qrOFcn Q}cyroth Ynr
Glheu> lrn 8iblnLpg; bcjlrr SuaIir5t ,TnS sa.n ~ ~
Nl!nctn tll'rHnlt inter Zen 9%lnNi9lten &NetEGuNsp pcrielcu
Yt! 8Snisn Son . A!aitern >otrN ba9 We8pacrn ~tOftnfrsr Be,
l9rgt' S''lMINNACa, ntIbe b:nitrlaiieu weyccr Del Ottnep u.
Gote pOGr Wco Il. 6lnoteY, Q}ruaSnraEc. i,pjr IN Der "6n;,
utcrcriG9c on &rONci:r.. n1bc Yrrrtt 9ycrnc m,YneE. ,rpmrI
hclprAt. @rcilc: GO0 tcite @i9caboI; III 81. 81, uni
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

6r'for. @tEnatoo Slli:riftrr 6am,lrrn~&lIenrer
fir 1850, Il 20 Gts., bel 8. ". Stefrr.
Den A6cnntnten Won ,Nricor. @trb. r6'5 9lanfnotn. Ns.
porter brcNc itr ~9rfiJH9Gn ~Ma,br;tbr, nap rb Gle Qorntur ysn
orn. 9totp ab,rlpmmtn babe umb Yrltlur.tr mir Zen nc.
PORTER cntBr9.n rCbme. 80 Etff,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17
>'rrcrrp gum %crFauj!

GIN ncujt0nci6 ej~ugnidittI 0irrrcrp, an elmer
lrrQuent'n Stra6cnCfc gchNcn. itgbt unttr sjm-
't'9ru SeCta9unGen Sl rrtaufvn. 91bcrts su
c II, gen in orr SiTcr \. 8t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17
0ruBe %~crbc6rruna nm ,}obuans,ifbcm.

WIVBt SVTNtltrunN I'm ,3obudnH}irbci.
IS. SS. Sunce
mahi Nhrr. wttte 3dtut o~uescc9er mirIhcr, Sic Gfr;cioe
eoP or lttt I'M #cljGc WI ,inltrfmIHtcn IN, ver;ulrjtcr Gtc
1ic { ActrINtbign. &c Ginlattct; urb 9Srltcnrmcnkcir il.
rcr Gnn'trugt;cn 1t Ger @rt, cM{ nc boe Nun;icbcr Der 85snr
'8lt lhnlcrilHS moHtn, ricmNiS r~.richicn Ocu 3obn lei ten
Iltn S.rlUo b'rdu7, III. rpct, nc i'm ,]Crtrcttcu ror baz
3dtnnclit rericvCl
@ic onc[rn S'cratiHncn. ole ElGeu. Ieifign unb Gin.
lceln rrn 3otucn lftGbt unc out Gu~S0rfitrt.
AlnW: Mi0trltr re. iptldltu Der Y. II 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

3ur ScuhtuiA mir 9&ieccrvtrtdufrr.
9ur9 tjljNc GinEiulc in Nuu Niprt b, id, il, Sen ctonr
III rcrt1uftn:
StIcr Shnor;cr Qfcfcr u GtS. pcr Wfunsz
0jrmdhltnCr eu Do Is
Mu5t1ts HiUiIc so
MtuStOta lluibc ~
Ncltcnrfcnn Is
Ncltruhluthc 90
9Iirr tngIiihtr SCnf IS
S0!rciCr I1S
Smcct Soil, fnc, NrrFc Elditic 10 Gems
Werner %rrrr1thil frildc1 billlSCS @uyniuo N;liS. NUfrErI
WTic,l, @jr2urcl Wcrltc. Sd9r, %,8rciltcu, Napartniolmrl .
S1inrl9p StHN, S1rtc. -5cHo uno 9@GttnN 8hib Gi0arrcr,
tdltcr mreiitntlacr YlanrY II. /. 10, allies ~ Sen b;iioftmi
St1stprriicn. g. 9No 0nc. . rm,5if w."
Gdt 6: II. SrpGhtr (9c { NrmFt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-17

:. Grape, ypylacn Slap nnc seiabitr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22
DIX. J. HOSTEIERS
Celebrated stomach Ritfcrs.

But that class who devote them sci YES o In
erary and other seen airy pursuits and in consequence
OF want OF physical eXersise become the victims Of Ian
guor and debility without appetite, have hitler
" sought i'll vain some nvigOrating lite giving medi
cine whose effects upon the system shall be both speedy
and permanent Physicians Of eminence, and profound
y acquainted with the require Of the human frame
commend H0SfETTER'S BITTERS as the safest md
swiftest smuent to the recuperave energies Of the ys
tenn yet discovered 1t restores the appetite gives fresh
Vgor to the digestive organs sends the blood through
veins with more lively current cOrrects tendency to
dep esson OF spirits and fits for the transaction of
business with cheerful heart and active mind Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the same
OBJECT, the Btters do not act systematically, with
temporary power-the influence Of the remedy Is lasting
And If patient will hut give to securing
proper exercise after the relief has been afforded need
fear no return Of the affection The debility natural to
the encroacments Of upon the bodily frame also
aeviated by this great strengthening medicine thus en-
abng the aged to pass their declining days in physical
ease whereas they are now suffering from extreme
ness and To this class Of people,
HosTETTERs BTTERs may be commenced as invaluable.
The prOpretors Of this nvgorator have, in addition
deep qualification in assuring Nursing Mothers that they
will find the Btters the best and safest of restorves
Very few medicines sanctioned by physicians proper
to be administered during the period Of nursng and this
has obtained an universal preference.
RThose who desire to purchase this great remedy for
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the precise title
H0STETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTrERS.
1t is put up in quart bottles with the of DR. J.
HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters blown the bottle, and
stamped the cap covering the cork with the autograph
of Hosteter Smith the label. These things i'm
portant, account of the numerous counterfes in
the market.
lyPrepared and sold by Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh
Pa and also sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers
generally throughout the United States Canada South
America and Germany 169yl
Wholesale and retail by L. F. PIERCE Montpelier. Sold
also by Edwin Porter and DR.. Nichols Mortified, and all
dealers in medicine everywhere.
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, General Agents for the New
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22

The HOPE OF THE CHR1sTIAN.-A child lies
in his little bed in some high chamber in an
old castle, and hears the air growing in the
chimney, and the prowling thief-winds at the
window, and the scream of the spirits of the
air. The storm rocks the walls and beats
upon the roof and he shudders and covers his
head, and expects at every burst of thunder
that the castle will 60 crashing to the ground
But down in the room below his father sits
unmoved, reading by the fire, only now and
then, when the tempest swells, he raises his
spcctacles for moment and exclaims, God
help the poor wretches on the sea tonight w
or l hope no belated traveller isout in such
storm as this and then turns to his book
again Ii the morning the child hardly
dares to look forth, lest the heavens and the
earth have passed away; but the father only
walks into his garden to sec if some old tree
has not been blown down, or some unprop.
ped vine fallen from the trellis.,
In times fperil and disaster the Christian,
through his faith and hope in God, is like the
father by the fire; while he who has no such
trust is tormened with fear and apprehension
like the child in the chamber. Let him who
will, swelter in his philosophic anguish;
will rest in the serenity of Christian hope.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22
The Fourteen Happy Days.

Many years ago, in the city Of Cordova,
in Spain, splendid chariot, drawn by four
horses, attracted all eyes as it whirled through
the streets and over the stone bridge towards
the palace of the kings. In it sat a man of
lofty looks, whose garments shone with gold
and silver, and on either side stood two
black slaves, splendidy dressed, holding
canopy over his head.
1t was the king, whose magnifcence was
greater than anything the world can show at
this day in all its palaces. The rich strove
to gain from him look of favor as he pass
ed, and the poor sighed with envy.
"only behold !" murmured an old man,
bending under the weight of cask of water,
al how happy are the rich Here am l. who
never had SO much as donkey to carry my
water for me, while yonder single man can
command all the horses in Spain, if it be his
pleasure &" ...,..
A crowd of shouting children playing near
a fountain stopped short, and held their
breath in admiration as the chariot passed.
"Ah," said they, "s he not great and
happy?'
AS they swept on towards the palace, they
passed company of peasants, busy at work
in the vineyards. These paused in their
work, their hands filed with the purple fruit
and feasted their eyes on the royal splendor.
And while all were envying him, what
were his thoughts, who thus sat lifted above
all about him? A hundred faces of those he
passed were gayer than his. 40, happy
poor f." he exclaimed in his heart, as he look
ed on the staring crowds what are your
cares and troubles Surely you pass your
lives as in happy dream. The earth brings
forth your food, and nothing disturbs your
peaceful sleep! Would that were as one
of you. The weight of this crown and
this purple robe brushes all the pleasure
out Of my life. For fifty years have 1
reigned in yonder beautiful palace, whose
walls are covered with gold, and with
pearls and whose marble halls sparkle with
fountains, yet since the days picked flowers
on tho banks of the Zenil, I have seen, alas !!
but fourteen happy days. How gladly
would l exchange with some of you, who
think, as you look at me, that l possess the
sum Of happiness
And 80 the poor envied the great man, and
the great man envied the poor.
How often do we hear children say, "If
,, were as rich as such an one, I should be
happy and, 3" If l only had this or that |
know should be happy" Your notion Of
happiness is in having But this is the one
7 grand mistake of life. 1t is from this false
notion that the proverb has sprung, As
happy as a king" But here was a great
king who could have every wish of his heart;
= the master of one of the richest countries of
;, the earth and be could toll all the days Of
: real happiness he had ever spent on his fin.
gers in less than minute. Learn in child.
e hood, if you can, that happiness is not out
= side but inside. A good heart and clear
conscience bring happiness no riches, and nc
circumstances alone ever do Alexander
t conquered all the world, and then, far from
@ being happy, he wept because there were nc
more worlds to conquer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22
To County Commissioners and Town Agents
in Vermont.
Pure Wines and LIQUORS.

THE wellestablished Importing House Of CHAS. BACK
L MAN. SO Front Street, New York, has made large and
extensive sales Of the best description Of PURE WINES
continue to furnish the same, reasonable terms ap-
pcation as above to CHARLES BACKMAN.
or W v. " " E pRET, Travelling Agents.
Reference may be had in regard to the character and
standing Of the House, and to the superior quality Of the
Liquors to
Edward Hungerord Prof of Chemistry in the University
of Vermont.
S. W. Thayer M. D., Dean Of Medical Faculty U. M
". Carpenter, VI. D., Prof &c. in same.
]. s. Pierce. Agent, Burlington and by the following
County Commissioners:
Jam5s Mitchell, Chittenden County: Charles Daviss
Caledonia W. H. H. Bingham, Fl. H. Thomas, NJ D.,
H. Stowel Lamoiile; Israel Goodwin, Calvin Bodget,
and A. Pearce, Washington Chester Spencer, Rutland;
T. Sanborn Caledonia B. Frsbie Rutland Geo. Fisher,
Wndham J; A. H. Gilmore, Orange Dea. Clifford, Addia
son; r. H. Hopt, Franklin. 174m6t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever Worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.

What! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because it is the ornament God Himself provided for all
our race Reader, although the may bloom
brightly in glowing cheek the eye may spark
ling the teeth be those of pearls il the head bere Of
its covering the hair be snared and shriveled harsh
and dry, worse STILL If sprnkled with gray nature will
lose than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Res
torave il used two three times week, restores anil
permanently secures to all such an ornament Read the
following and judge The writer the first is the celebrR
ted Pianist, Thaberg:
DR.. WOOD New York, April 10, 1858.
Dear Sir,-Permt me to express to You the obi cation
am under for the entire restoration of my hair to its
original color about the time Of my arrival in the United
States was rapidly becoming gray, but upon the appl
original hue consider your Restorator as very won
deTul Invention quite as shcatous as well agreeaSe
am dear sir yours truly vsava, s. rHALBERG
Welsh Newspaper Office IS Nassau st., April H. 1858.
PROF o.. J. WooD Dear Sr,-some month six
weeks ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative
and gave it to my wife, who concluded to try it her
hair little thinking at the time that it would restore the
gray hair to its original COLOR but to her as we'll my
SURPRISE after few weeks trial has performed that
derul effect by turning all the gray hairs to dark brown
at the same time identifying and hickening the hair
strongly the Restorative to all persons
in want Of such change of their hair.
CHARLES CARDEw.
New York, July 25, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WooD With confidence do recommend
your Hair Restorative as being the most ehcacious
tcle Since useng your Hair Restorative my
hair and whiskers which almost white have gradu
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also has relieved me of all dandruf and unpleasant itch
ing, SO common among persons who perspre freely.
JIG. KILBY.
PRoH. WooD-About two years ago ms hair commenced
falling off and turning gray fast becoming bald and
had tried many Remedies to effect commenced
using your Restorative in January last. few appca-
tons fasten my hair firmly. 1t began fill ups and grow
out and turned back to its former COLOR (back At this
time fully restored to its original COLOR health and ap
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Chicago, H., May l, 1857. J. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes, viz large
medium and small the small holds pint and retails
for dollar per bottles the medium holds at least
ty per in proportion than the SMALL retas for
two dollars per bottle the large holds quart, 40 per
cent more in proportion, and retails for g.
0. J. WOOD CO., Propretors, "A Broadway N.
Y. and ia Market St., St. Louis No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
AvI9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-22
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS.
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States included in that section Of the I'm
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