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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19

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&c and Nervous Disorders,
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The great natural Bone Setter.
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Is known all over the United States.
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II At hand.
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Is for sale by all Druggists Price rs cents
RICHARDSON & CO.,
sole Proprietor, Norwich c..
For sale by +. 2. SMITH, Monpeier' General A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19

In Montpelier by +. f. Smith, S. r. Redfeld L
r Pierce. iu Waterbury by Henry sons. In
Nofthheld by Geo Nichols. Also by more agents
in every town. q;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19

Then look az the f,r a moment in reference 10
the acquisitions of territory made on this side Of the
continent within the present conlury,Fofida Iousi.
ana Texas. and the entire coast of Alabama and Misss
sipp vast regions acquired from France Spain and
Mexico, within sixty years Louisiana cost Is 900 900
dollars when our population Wa 100000 representing
rida cost 5OOjOQ0 dollars in 1920 when our ronulaon
wa' less than l0oo00l0 equal 70 0O0O coo dollars at
me present day. besides the expenses u Gtnera Jack
'ons sar in ISIS. and Tie Florida qar Of lSi0 M ahich
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1NpLlN rkaTHhhsG22T EEs; ns e2TS TSSEconr1on
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
REJOICE %HRxIrg

TRIESEMAR,I,2 and s-Protec,ed BY Royal
Letters Pateut Of .ErS land. and secured By fhe
Seals fthe Ecole de Pharmscie dc P6rls, and the
Imperial College of Mediolne. Vieuna
No. rs invaluable for exhaustion and nntorrhce.
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely ersdiostes ell traces of Shose
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the
seems and peTnicious use OF opaiva and oubebs.
No. has entirely supPianted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insnrIng 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing on
the venom of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. !, and 5. are prepared in
and can he carried IN the walstooat pocket. sod
TIN cases, and divided into separate doses, as "a
mInistered by Vepeeu, Lsllemsnd, Roux. Rioord,
&c. Price IS each, or four oases for Se, which
saves IS; and S27 Gases, whereby there 10 saw
ing Of Ss. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR..
BARROW, Of 1s4 Bieeoker street. New Yort.
Immediately on receiving q remittance, pr. Berroy
will forward the Ersescnrsr 20 any part OF the word.
securely packed, and addressed secordlng % the IN
stTuctions Of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be reed ey
men with damaged and broken down ooDsti tutiong
rs Human Fraity. or PLY sIolos ical ReseArohes.s
IL Is beautifully illustrated, and treats mlnutely Of
all the sJolp oms that Invanably develop them
seives. sooner or later, resulting from the fsilues
and vitaunI habits of esris youth, lnoapeottatinG
the victim from shaTIns the ffuitiQn Of the matri-
monIal state, and. II not checked 10 time, defener
ailng sll tie functions OF manhood, and bripGilg
s% BY tsE e and s.t%s, desa
doors bslow, Msodouesl, New Yort. Pnos Is
inftOu. ID. G.. de 2-em
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
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fAs suy safe and ssrssip errs fer Csnesr, P.s rs-
mara, evtinEs and Brenehls Ccirs, Paralyss NsU-
rsga, Wssknsss Of the Mesclss, Chroaie
khs ssmatism sznss sf the Joints, Contracted bpselss cr
kgsments, Esrsshs roothaehs Brrisss SprAns Frssh
Cs;s, wesnds Ulcers, Fever serss Csksd 6rsas, sers
EpPss, Rsrns eeAl&s Sore Threat in mmston or
pain, ne dfsrsnes hsv long ths dissass nav
have existed, McLEAHT Gel LE5KATED LINIMENT q
q certain remedy.
rhers.nds f human ssings have been s.vsd s Of dis
spiiuds and nssry BY the Of tLs nvalrahs remedy
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svs PAIN sinest and IL viii clean,
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FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
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@e fehaels rsmsty for the q Spawn, Rin9bous q
MheSsis splints Unnatural kumr., Nodes evcllinrs
never f.sd 70 cure Big Head, fsilsvil, FstsIs did
sPrraI, hssses serstshss, crsshsd hss Chsss Saddle
OsuAr uElis, Cuts, Sores, Wssnds, 10 an infsllibs
msey AFPy a. dissetsd sEd certain IN svsry
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sasssd % yer ebtan supFly s DR. mcLEANB cELf-
tkAf Nd ktHfMENT ID VIII cure ycp
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22

OOn the 2lst ult, the spire of Chichester
Cathedral, England, together with its tower and
supporting arches, which were undergoing som.
architect was engaged in the restoration of th,
southwest and northwest piers, which were In ,
very defective state; some Of the old stone worl
being strengthened, 1t was supposed to be safe
An ominous cracking and falling Of plaster on ths
morning Of the accident, however, gave ampl,
warning 10 the workmen, and IL finally crumbied
to pieces, the area Of the ruins being but littl,
larger than the space occupied by the tower and
is supports. The spire was one Of the most elab
crate and beautiful In England The Cathedral
though not large, Is a well preportioned and hand
some edtce, mostly Of the thirteenth and four
teenth centuries. The spire was three hundred
feet In hight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22
MEDICINES.

- A l. TIN MORE
Lock HOSPITAL,
Has dtSeocered ihs NEST Csrtais, Speedy oad oais
6Tsefsal Remedy ia fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE,
LET NO FALSE BELTcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cHxRGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- NURSERIES n
- AT LINN ZEN HILL. u

@ AT LIME SNGNsskEEiNEs Z Il HILL. @
The proprietor invites the attention Of the public
to D. bis , e eXtensslve assortment of TREES and
Tss .sOoE # Ornaments. Shade Tree. in p.r.io-
usr one Of the largest, both in quantity and va
'4f sess ss
their growth and symmetry Of form. Many ofthess
order to multiply their roots and insure success
transplanting. OF several thousand thus shifted
list Of Eversreens includes 900 White Pine, : to
10 feet high; Norway Fir. Balsam Fir, Hsmlock
ana and '9S
SBRUBBERY in great variety.
Curfsnts Gooseberies, b kSerries. Rss p6sfriss,
and St1awbeTries will be furnished on application
JoSHUh FIERCE,
Nurseryman, Llnnean Hill,
ma 7-eo2w 0nt.l near Washington, ID. c.
HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES, MISSES AND CHrLDnEN's WEAR,
~ h1itta'"st. At !. ktSsESfHAL,s, tSss gSffffi
No. is Market Space,
ma SEQ Pa av., bet. eth and 9Th ats.
we BIRDS birds FOR SALE. w%
~ Just receiyed splendid assortment ofyE
FnSass L1s Sly LaTss XsoH ah.iT Pr
Parrot, and green and gray. [ have Mocklng
Birds, Red Wing Black Birds, led Birds, Doves,
and Bobollnks; a. SC, Trained Birds. Prioe Is cents
to $50. Cages of all kinds from 10 cents to TO- at
JOHN O'MEARA'S Bird Store, No. 566 Pa aV-
euue, at the Capitol gate. fe9 SIN
NEN The old established PAWN OF ~
A~AFICE, formerly Oh Penr. avenue, IA
~ Obetween Sd and ~ ets., has lstely u "
been removed to 351 ST., between ~ and 9Th
sts., back Of the National Hotel.
NOTICE! NOTICEm NOTICEM
SIC, 900 to LIE loaned in small sums on q old and
Silver Watches. JewelIy, and all other articles of
value. Business strictly and confdsntlally done.
Don't forget to call at No. 351 C st., between ~
and 9Th SITS.
fe 27-Sm /. HERZBERG,
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.
ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. A
avenue and Eleventh street, hes been HsSV
greatly improved recently and now offers kts
greater Inducements for the patronage of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
CITY his prioes being less than those of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boarders unsxceptiop-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
Sr. being all that be desired by the most fas-
hdious. The proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
hon and continued liberal expenditures TO give sat-
isfactlon to all, and thus rsnew8 his invitation
all to give the European Hotel q call. de4-t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22

UrAt the time Of sailing Of the last steamer
no Information had been received for some time
Favorable accounts had been accidentaIly for
waFded of the well-being Of the expedition, Dr.
Livingstone being especially stout and well.
Thsy are probably about at the end Of their return
journey TO Teti f.om LinYaini, expecting to meet
the members Of the University expedition, who
are now In the river.
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TO BE CONTINUED


THE FROZEN MAIL CARRIRR.-Durino one n,
the seVerest snow storms of the present winter
(says the Boston Journal Francis McNab, a
sage c,iver, LEFT Goodrich, in Canada West, fol
Kincardine, with the mail, in sleigh drawn by
two horses. When leaving he told the postmast
that be was afraid he would not be able to reach
the next post ontce. His presentiment was veri.
distant about ten miles from Kincardine He
struggled bravely against the wintry elements
however, as subsequent search revealed After
proceeding few miles, he appears to have un.
IDENTIFY mounted one horse, wrapped himself In
the buffalo robe, and, with the mall bag In front
proceeded, leading the other horse In this man.
ner ne must have travelled some distance, when
probably, becoming benumbed, he aba andoned ons
horse and still toiled on. Some distance further
on the mail bag seems to have fallen next, a lit.
tie further on, the buffalo robe dropped from bi,
cold, palsied form and still little further and
the dead body Of the hapless mail carrier came
down among the terrible drifts Of snow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

Is precisely what Its name indicates, for, while
inysoIetns and siren, thenins to the vital powers,
nsa nas s s ne sS%oss s%s tine rsyyhes W and
at once restore, and rendrs s system inrniaera5s
TO attdsss 81 d,ssass. is the only, preparation
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic,
and at the samc time perfectly adapted TO- as to
and hence will soothe the ,cenkssf stomach, and
tone up the digestive organs and thus allay all ner-
ting apd at the same time 1t is composed entirely Of
vegetables, yet so combined as to produce the most
furious consequences. suo6 a remedy has long
bssn felt to be q deslderatum in the medical world
follows all attacks of disease and proceed, and IN
oeed isys ne sy ystem open to the insdOus attacks
ooMyns 81 IqSSh 70, sxamPs the
ioss OF Appetite, Faintness, Nervous IrrItability
Wssis ipatst0n G The heart
we'll as Painful o6structed, too profnse, or too
sSsnt Me1struation, aid Falling of the Womb
healthJ tonic Cordial and Blood Renovator is as
sure m 70 cure as the sun is to ISe and set There
system is weakened we are open to bilious at
taoks, the lveE becomes torpid, worse diseased,
with seaSns snG snG e1d
urine, or involuntary discharge Of the same, pain
ceedingly liable to slight colds, coughs and if an
checked, soon emaciatlon folio VS. and the patient
not allow to enumerate the many Ills to which we
are liable In q weakened condition of the system.
tor you have perfect safe pl easant and effeotual
remedy Tor loss of Appetite. bIIIousness. Flatu-
lenoe, weak "a and sick Stomach. Lansour. Liver
Cottiveness, Acldity ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, Papltation of the Heart, Depression
ofSpirlts, Sores, Plmples on the Face or sny dis
ease arising from impure blood, such as Scrofula,
EryHpeas, bronchitis, Cough, difficulty of reath-
ing, and all that GLASS of diseases cal ed female
weakness. and enumerated above. We will afro
say the traveller exposed to epIdemios, change Of
climate and water, will find il pleasant. safe and
sure rene edy. and no one should ever travel with;
out. Reader, try II, for we assure you you will
find IN it friend indeed, well friend in need.
All persons Of sedehtary habits will fnd it . per-
fect preventive OF, as well as for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed Hence
MINISTERS, students, attorneys, literary gentlemen,
and ladies who are not accustomed to much out
door exercise, will find 1t to their advantage TO
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above al
mothers, or those becoming suoh, will 20 through
that most dangerou period NOT only with al! their
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand ailments so prevalent among the female
portion of the world. In short, is indeed mother
cordial. Try II old and young; no lor ger run the
risk of delay will relieve and prove itself omph
Ically Restoratire Cordial and Blood Renopafor.
o. j. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad say, New
York, and ia Market Street. st. Louis, Mo-. and
sold by al good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
PROF. WOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22

ID few nights ago Naples was the scene OF
dreadful murder, Of which the exact cause re.
mains undiscovered One Of the most beautiful
and wealthiest girls In Naples, at the moment Of
returning from the San Carlo Theater, was shot
which passed right through her heart The dress
and face Of the unhappy mother were splashed
with her daughters blood, and she found that
she was holding In her arms corpse. The girl
gave one piercing cry, and expired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-22

Member OF the Royal College OF sugeOas London gr.dt-
ate IRON one o the most eminent Colleges cuhee
States and the greater Of whose life been spent
the hospitals OF London RArs, Phadephi aud tssvhe
has effected OF the sstoatshtnF
ever Known many troubled with ringing IN the head asd
ears wheh aseeP great herSousness, being alarmed
sudden sounds bshfuness with frequent busbnr attended
.omem,s With dsrAngsmsht Of mInd cured Iu~ns-
dlatey.
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ID READER,
l. EhUSE The fol owing statement and then Judge
OF Its facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, ". Y. q we'll
known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
for some years, wlthoat permanent relief, until he
tried AYERS, PILLS, which taken according to
the directions for this complaint, restored MIN to
health In a few weeks. After an interval of some
month 8 he has had no return Of his complain
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas had an
eruption on his neck, shoulders, back and leg,
whioh covered aboutOne thu rd of his body IL kept
the parts affected covered with scab, and being
oiten raw sore, vas of course very troublesome
and distressing. It go much impaired his health as
to unit him for business and kept him in CONSTANT
suffering. All medical aid failed him until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PARlLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
some soars from the liberation, but 1t is otherwise
as clear infants.
John III. SHOOK, ESQ an eminent LAWYER of
Richmond, Va. took a cold which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in on the left side with
bad cough, whloh Was soon followed by the upmIs-
taxable SYMPTOMS of consumption; When reduced
very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
RY PECrORA which soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell,
MASS. ma Is colin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01
JNo. w. owens, Sec'y.

ATTACKED BY IIIGnwAYMEN.-Between 8 and
10 o'clock last Monday night Joe Voshay,
Greenhood & Newbauer's messenger, was attack
ed by highwaymen, about mile aud a-half this
side the Tower House. He was riding along
slowly, the night being very dark, when he was
suddenly commanded to "stopW Following
the command he distinctly heard double-bar-
relied gun cooked, and refining his animal to the
opposite side of the road from which the voice
came, he slid quietly to the ground, taking as he
went the bags from the horn of the saddle, which
contained the treasure. The horse, frightened,
ran q short distance and stopped, while Joe, aid
ed by the extreme darkness escaped up the hill
and after an hours rough travel reached the
ersIIouse, where he was shortly followed by
the horse which the villains had allowed to pro-
ceed after finding that they had lost what they
would probably have done murder to obtain, had
Joe not been too sly for them.
Voshay proceeded to Shasta, and returned to
the Tower House before daylight, in order to
examine the scene OF his adventure, and, If pos
sible, discover the trail of the attacking party
He found in the road, near where the attack was
made, the footprints of three or four men, and
followed the tracks to where they left the road
about a hundred yards distant. when he lost all
trace of them. Suspicious looking parties passed
the Mountain House, armed in the morning, who
are supposed to have been the attacking individ-
uals
We are under the impression that there are too
many rascals in both this and Shasta counties, at
the present time, some of whom are suspected
and being closely watched, and it will be sorry
day for any of them if detected in an attempt
like that of Monday night.
Hereafter Greenhood & Newbauer will only
shin treasure when there are sufficient guards TO
protect it, and the stage or whatever conveyance
NAV carry it will be provided by them with snili-
cient arms to give any ordinary gang OF rascals
a warm time. Joe Yoshay is one of the coolest
and most fearless mountain men in the State, ana
will accompany the treasure. If the vagabonds
ever attack him under equal circumstances, he'
like Artemus Ward, will set the time for funeral
and the corpse toW he reddy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01
Central Committee Proceedings.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of Trinity county, held at the Court
House, in Weavervlle, on the 9th of May, 1861,
pursuant to a call OF the chairman, the following
members appeared, to wit
Chaq. b. Eastman, chairman Ed. Fogerty, w.
A. Nunnally, VIM. S. Lowden, VIM. H. Watson
and Jno. w. Owens
On motion, Jno. w. Owens was appointed sec
retary, and on motion of VIM. A. Nunnally the
following preamble and resolution was adopted !:
Whereas, there is not sufficient time between
this and the 1lth day of June next, the day set
for the meeting of the State Convention, within
which to call and hold County Convention and
whereas we wish to avoid the necessity of hold
ing two County Conventions therefore, by the
authority in us vested to act in this emergency,
Resolved, That Ed. Fogerty, |. G. Messec, Jno.
c. Burch, Jos Ransom, Henry Hooker, James
O'Connor and VIM. X. Yancey be, and they are
hereby appointed delegates to represent the De-
mocracy of this county in the State Convention
on the llth day of June next, at Sacramento
City, with full power and authority to fill all va
cancies from whatever cause, and TO appoint
proxies and aternates for absentees.
On motion, the committee adjourned, subject
to the call of the chairman.
CHAS. b. EASTMAN, Chairman. .,
JNO w Owens, Sec'y n I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

SANDS SARsAPARILA.-lnvestiga and ex-
pertinent have demonstrated that upon the c0ndi-
ton of the blood depends the health OF the bO-
dy. Consequently, when disease in the shape of
scrofula, crysipelas, ulcers, cutaneous eruptons
liver complaint, &c. appear, it is at once evident
that the srcrctive functions have become inert,
and impurities have been engrndered in the blood
which are working their way TO the surface This
celebrated Extract will speedily purify the blood,
equalize the circulation, improve the appetite,
mpart tone and vigor to the system, and gradn-
ally, but surely, eXlirpate the disease. 20
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

AT WORK AGAIN.-At the head of the San
Francisco EOening Journal of May 23d, we notice
the names of Jno X. Ridge, as editor, and Calvin
b. Mcdonald, associate editor We take this oc-
casion to retract the assertion made last week,
that Mr.. Ridge would assume control of Doug
las Democratic paper at the Bay, as in his saluta-
tory he says the Journal shall be Independent in
the strict test sense of the term. We wish the
new conductors and the paper every success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

The CAIIFoRNlA REGIMENT-R Rev. Robert Kel-
len, of the California Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, lately stationed at
Weaverville, where his family now reside, has
written to Col. Il. d. Baker. commanding the
Regiment Of California Volunteers, rendering his
services as Chaplain 10 the Regiment, land in an
emergency place in the ranks" lie is now in
Washington where, at the request of Col. Mans
field, he has lately been acting as Chaplain to the
First Brigade of the Department of Washington,
but hearing that Senator Baker was also raising
Regiment of Californians, he is anxious to join
them either as Chaplain or as soldier in the
ranks.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Kellen left his
charge some four months ago, to attend to argent
private business requiring his presence at the
National Capital.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

Gov. DowNEY.-The Sacramento Union learns
that Gov. Downey will comply with requisition
OF the General Government and send troops to
defend the Union. Well, We do not get such in
ference from his late letter, but perhaps the Gov
ernor may not have written exactly what he
meant He had better be in Los Angeles If
he fails to comply.-.NeUada Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

THANKs.-To Gus. Scammon, the Weaveryille
and Shasta stage driver, for valuable fayors done
the JOURNAL Office within week or two. We
most willingly acknowledge that Gus. is far more
kind and obliging than stage drivers generally
arc--an exception which we believe our citizens
duly appreciate. Anything but gum, crabd
stage man, say we.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

LET THE PEOPLE BE HEARD.--The press Of Mis-
sissippi appear unanimous in favor of having the
permanent Constitution of the Confederate States
submitted to the people for their ratification or
rejection. They generally approve of the Con-
stituton, but advocate its submission as matter
of principle They seem to think the experiment
OF engineering Government without the aid OF
the people, has proceeded about as far as it can
with safety, and are for changing the order OF
business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-01

FACT-A kinder or more attentive and oblig-
ing set of officers and attaches generally than
pictor, plying between Red Bluff and Sacramen-
to, are seldom found We are under especial
obligations to Capt Pierce, and Mr.. Andrews,
the gentlemanly clerk of the former boat, for
recent attentions. A more extended acquaintance
with Andrews induces us to say that he is one of
the most entertaining and upright gentleman we
have met for many day. What is better, he is
one of the most emphatic Union advocates we
ever heard, notwithstanding he halls from slave
State He don't give the secessionists particu-
lar fits" nor nothing. Try him, somebody.