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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
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|
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
are well known ~ he infsibIe.
nIsPEPsIA by thonghsy cleansing the frs. an col
stUmachs and creating dow of pure healthy bile in
stead OF the stale and acrid kind Fla uerrv oss AZ
Appetite heartburn headache, RestIe-sness, ll-tenua,
Anxiety, LauguUr oud melancholy which are tho 9e,
eral symptoms OF Dyspepsia, will vanish u uc tura
con-eqe OF its cure.
Cos11vENEss by cleansing the whole length Of he it,
teStlnes with Aoivent process aud withou. violence
Sill vioeus purgeS leave the bowels eostye within ~
DAYS.
FEvERs of ali kinds by restoring the blood 70 ray
ua circulation, through the process Of respiration "a
iusl cases, aud the thorough solution OF a ntestir
obstruction in Others.
The Life Medicines have been known 10 cure Ruaur1n
tism petmaneny IN t'l;ee weeks. and "a hsf nat
time, by removing local AdaL!a'on .rlrn the ;lsclrs
and ligaments OF the JOINTS.
pRoPsEE- Of all kinds. BY fearg and siren r.la,ir
the Kidneys and bladder: they operate most de irhfv
on thee important organs, and hence have ever been
ionnd certain rcr0a6 Ur the worst Of Grave
Also WoRNs. di.iodging from the turning. q, ~
bowels the >ry matte! 20 which these creatures sq-re
SCURNY LCERs and iuyeterate Sores by the ,ef.-rt
the umors.
! SCogBurc FRUPrIoNs snd bad Con7lexions ), .rei,
Alternative effect upon the fnd thet iecd the skin snt
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! the worst cOses
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| Lite Medicines alone.
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in is worst forms, Yields 10 the mild YET powerful A.
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have become impaired by the uudciOus use of Nercrr
will End these Medicines pettct a. thev never
fail 10 erae caie from me system, all the effects Of Mor
curry, infinitely sooner then the mcst powerful prepera
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MoFsFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AID PHOENIX nITTERs

TH ESE MEDICINES have now been before the puh.
lie Tor period OF Thirty years, and during tla. time
nave maintained high character almost every part
OF the globe tor their sorduarv aud ilnTat at-
power o! restoring perfect health to persons suffering
under nearly every kind disease 10 wch human deh is
liable
The following among the distressing variety Of
human diseases in " Which tie
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N UT OIL.
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is pr ap in large bot;lpa
and retas for 81 cts per boe, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there i not its equal in
the world It will make the hair everything you wish il
to be- and moreover it ha perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American. which alone should eati,le it to Place on
every !alv'a toilet table.
I-e the Regeneration before retiring At night, and
in The morning apply little o the Dressing, and YOUR
hair will lee even more lii-ikc IN color and beauty.
U,e nothing YOU: hair but these preparations, and
Use these according - directions and We warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P VIII
sou Co.. Manchester, n II. vhoa all letters should
be Addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
24-vl1 MONT PELIER VT.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14
To the Democratic State Central Com
mittee.

As this body has been called to meet in
San Francisco. on the % of July. We desire to
say word to them. especially. There IS but
one officer to nominate, and it Is immaterial 10
Us. whether the Committee call Convention.
or present q candidate for the position of Su-
perinteudent of Public distraction. Whichever
they conclude TO 90. let them remember that
they are the representatives OF the LOYAL. Con
stitutional and Union loving Democracy Of the
nation
Should they conclude to nominate candi-
date for Superintendent, instead of calling q
convention to do SO, we hope they viii adopt
the sound. conservative Union and ConStitu-
tional resolutions adopted by the Democracy
of Rhode Island. which may be found IN our
present issue. They have mei with a reception
by the press Of California, that will insure their
hearty Endorsement by the people al the ballot
box.
Those who believe in the States right doc
trine Of Secession cannot support them, for
they decidedly repadate that absurd, wicked
and abominabe heresy. The Republicans can
not support them, for they repudiate the ultra,
sectional policy of the leaders Of that party
The people Of California, however, demand
such patriotic expression, and will cheerfully
sustain ii. 1t is a platform upon which all
loyal aut patriotic men can unite and We hope
the Committee will adopt them as they are
Let them do this and present a candidate
qualified by education and experience to fill
the position of Superintendent of Public In
struction, and the triumph of the Democracy
over all seetionalism and fanaticism, will be as
certain as the coming election.
The acknowledgment by Republicans that
they have abandoned their party name, shows
that they have reached their last shift.
THOSE Confederate sympathisers who claim
that the Union cannot be maintained and
former feeling restored by force, forget that
every Government soldier South is q rebel
planter.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

BODIES FoUND.-'rne bodies of four of the
SIX persons recently drowned in the North
Fork of Feather River have been found.
One, that of Gormon, was found near Marys.
vile and was buried in that city His body
being recognized by his friends by the scar On
his abdomen.
Two others, those of Baldwin and ------
were found on Sunday; one near Kent's
Ranch, and the other at Hale's Ferry. While
the Coroner was burying these two bodies.
that of Willard was fonnd near the foot of the
old Cape Claim The latter was buried on
Monday The Coroner, DR.. Cotton, has been
watching with the hope of finding the bodies
of the other two.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

MOUNTAIN RA1LRoAD.-Mr. Garriott, of the
Orovile steam saw MILL is engaged in constructing
railroad in the mountains, for the purpose of con-
vcying logs to the river, to he oated down TO the
mill. He Is building five cars to run on the road.
The castings are furnished from the Orovlle Foun-
dry, and are of the most substantial kind. The
locomotive will also. be furnished from the same
shop. BY the construction of this road Mr.. G. Will
be enabled to procure million of logs capable of
turning out the best quality of lumber. The sup
ply OF good timber is nearly exhausted on the
slopes OF the mountains leading to the river. As
orovile was the first TO send stage coach over the
Nevada Mountains, viii she be the first TO awake
the silent echoes of her grand old forests. with the
rumbiing cars and the shril whistle of the railroad
engine. 81
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14
n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer

81 san Francisco. April Sth- lS62.-M essrs
Reiiuglou Col take pleasure in informing yea
that have been using eur excellent YEAST
POWDERS for some time, aad unbesitatinslv pro-
nOunce them unequalled by any similar preparation
that have ever used. Every houSekeeper may RELY
it that when used aocopiiag to directions. they
never fail 10 prodace that most desirable of all arti-
cles Of food-sooi, s'reet and nu'ric,ous Bread -
Having once proved how SUrER,oS they are to all
Others ! would on no account be without them.
Yours, respectfully.
sp1G MRS. y Mills.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14
- Ia. HOSTErrER.S srOMACH BIrrERs

pa- DR, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BTrTERS
should be in the possession ot everybody in the
mining region. A. preventative Of the various
dangerous diseases 70 which the gold seeker is la
ble It has no superior. While it Is quite paatalle
a. beverage it Is speedy and powerful in its elect
upon the system. In al cases Of Diarrhaea DySea-
terry and the prevailing fevers consequent upon
exposure the Bitiers viii be found invaluable As a
corrective. No man should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive eft stomach disease. nor
should any Of those who are gagged in the occupa-
ton. fail 10 have recoare 10 the Bitters. Sold by
al! Drngsists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

ToNsoRIAL.-If you want your HA1R Curin .
manner that becomes yoU-yoar head SHAXrooED
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand-
ruf. and stimulates the capillary organs OF the hair
or a DELIGHrFUL SHAVE with the accompanimentsy y
Of the pureSt Hair oil, Cologne, Pomades Hair
Tonics and Cosmetics: if yeu want a clean. COM
Portable Bath. a Warm Bath Gold Bath a shower
Bath a salt Bath, sulphur Bath. a Perfumed
Bath call at 'FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head
quarters" Montgomery street next doortoconer
Myers street d25tf
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

ALTHOUGH the late movement Of the Repub-
licans failed to gull Democrats into the support
OF their party. they will still require watching.
They will not cease their tricks until the last
trump is played
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rRE.sURER-S OFFICE.
0roville. June III. lS69.

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered February l4th and 90th 1850; also.
Warrants on the the Indigeut Sick Fund registered
April sad lSe0, Viii be paid On presentation
at this ofice. and VIII cease to bear interest
from this date; If not presented within sixty days
the money set apart for their redemption, viii be
appropriated 10 pay warrants next in order Of
reciStry.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

SUyMoNs TO SUARESDER.-We have been served
with copy Of resolution adopted by the Republi-
can County Convention. which assembled in Orc
VILE on Thursday last It Is addressed to the Dem
ocratic County Central Committee, and will
doubtless. receive appropriate attention from that
body II 50, We shall publish the correspondence
So far as the RgcoRDi : concerned the Republicans
may consider their re,olGtion laid under the table
mem. con. We are too patriotic to eountenance
sectional party in peace or war. We desire honest
!, 10 sustain the constitution Of our country and
the declared policy Of the government in conduct
ing the war for the preservation OF the Chioh
against the present unhoy rebellion. This cannot
be accomplished BY aiding the Republicans, whose
leaders are urging an ultra unconstitutional policy
upon the government. We viii never endorse, by
act or word. the yllainous and gigantic swindles Of
Cameron. Fremont & Co. We will never endorse
sectional political organization in peace or in war
nor assist them in forcing the government TO
change its present patriotic and constitutional pol
lev for one more in accordance with the sectional
Republican creed Of politics. 1t is not enough that
they surrender their party name. The ; ent Of the
filthy pool from which they emerged hangs around
them still. TheymHst first abandon their sectional
principles Have they given single earnest oil 80
doing? Has a single State under their control re-
pealed any Of its unconstitutional nullifying en-
actments? Not one! Was the rebellion put down
to-day. the Republican policy would provoke
resumption Of host.lities tomorrow. We despse
and defy sectional Republieanisn to-day as heartily
a ever. 1t Is just dangerous to the peace Of the
country and the safety Of the public treasure as it
was prior to the rebellion. TO the corrnptions Of
Cameron. The Democracy of California last year
abandoned every issue but just and constitutional
support Of the government until the rebellion was
put down. This did not sustain Republican policy
and was rejected Let them carry out the threat OF
calling Republican county Convention, and the
Democracy Of Butte viii meet them in the patriot
ic spirit of men battling for the common heritage
and blessing OF self government, secured and en-
joycd by the American Constitution.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

THoSE Mcconnell men who declare their
intent to stop the war, and the Republicans
who declare their intent to restore the Union
as 1t was under Jefferson, and the fathers of
the Republic might make the people believe
their proteStations were they IA teats under
Mcclellan or Halleck.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

REPUBLICAN SEE -sAwING.-The Republicans
Of California lately essaycd national airs on their
;" harp of a thousand strings" but Wade,
Cameron, Chandler, Sergeant, Phelps, Love.
JOY x Co, have brought them up as suddenly
as the lariat of native raequero checks the
impeiuosity of an uuruly mule As the Re
publican leaders at Washington have broken
the constitutional boir their party. in Califor-
MIA, may as well hang up their Union fiddle.
They have uiol-ated laws enough.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14
Cameron's Corruptions.

The charges of corruption and peculaton
against Cameron, have been sustained by the
Investigating Committee, and the following
resolution, of censure introduced by Mr. Hol-
man. (Democrat) passed by vote of IS to As
Mr.. Sergeant, one of our members of Congress,
voted against the resolution, aud Mr. Phelps
our other member lodged the vote, thus PROV
ling what We have always said that, however
conservative the Republicans of California may
claim TO be, when sent to WASHINGTON. they
are compelled by party drill to cover over the
peculations and support the ultra policy of the
abolilonized leaders of the Republican party
Cameron, Fremont, Lovejoy & Co. While
the Republican party of California are hypo
cryticaly denouncmg the peculations and u
traiSm Of Cameron and Fremont. in order to
deceive Union men into their support, the
representatives they send TO Washington are
voting to shield the Republican plunderers
from just eensure. and in support of the ultra
policy sought to be forced upon the Admins
tration How long will Union men of Cali
fornia continue to be deceived into thesupport
of ultra sectional parties?
Resolrea. That Simon Cameron late Secre-
tary of War. by investing Alexander Cum
mings with the control of large sums of the
public money, and authority to purchase mil.
tary supplies without restriction. without re.
quiring from him any guarautee for the faithful
performance Of his duties, when the services of
competent public officers were available and
by involving the Government in vast number
Of contracts with persons not legitmately en-
gag, d in the business pertaining TO the subject
matter Of such contracts, especially in the pur-
chase of arms for future delivery, has adopted
a policy highly injurious to the pubic service.
and deserves the censure of this House.
Sergeant sanctions the dishonest transactions
of Cameron. Phelps is too weak in the
knees to vote in favor Of the resolution of
cenSure against an abolilionized leader Of his
party, and so became the artful dodger"
WHEw 1t is said that Beauregard has
issued an order prohibiting newspaper CORE
spondents from approaching within twenty five
miles of his lines. Who can determine where
bis lines are? He may succeed in keeping
rebel newspaper correspondents from bis lines,
bnt Halleek's sturdy Union boys will make
him travel faster than he can make the CORE
spOndeudeuts.