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The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

INDIASs.-Indians are reported to be ap
pearing in unusually large numbers about
Pittsburg and lower Pit river The cause of
their gathering in such numbers is probably
owing to the fact that General Crook is
pressing the hostile Piutes back into the
territory occupied by the peceable Indians, of
the Pit River tribe.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

INsANE.-Deputy Sheriff Maginnis passed
through this place on Tuesday, having in
charge Patrick Hurley, of Lewiston, who has
been ordered to the Stockton Insane Asylum.
Hurley was formerly a resident of this
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

STEvENs.-Thad. Stevens has recovered
from his recent prostration. and has ordered
his house at Washington to fitted up for
occupancy
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

Who IS HE?-We have received copy of
the Vallejo Chronicle, with the compliments
of Col. Paul K Hubbs, Democratic candl-
date for U. S. Senator. Hubbs ! Hubbs !
Who in thunder is Col. Paul X. Hubbs
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

TREATY.-The Government has just con-
cluded a treaty with the Kiowa and Co.
manche tribes of Indians The Indians are
to remove to Reservation on Red River.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02
MATRrMoNIAL.-Th Virginia Trespass of
October Goth contains the following:

October Goth contains the following:
Twas ever thus" There's many a
slip twixt cup and lip" The course of
true love never did run smooth" Full
many a gem of purest ray SERENE" etc
" " hen you get to going down bill the track
seems to have been creased for the occa
sion" It's a long lane that has no turn
ing" - Remember thy Creator in the days
of thy youth" Wake up, Eph, we may be
happy yet, etc. All of the above things and
savings occurred to US last night, when Jim
Swift, with cock in his left eye that meant
mischief, informed us that young and
lovely couple from Ophir who came to this
city to be joined in the moose matrimonial,
were refused divine aid by the pastor sent
for, who informed them that their license
was not in the proper form. Pleadings were
of no avail tender appeals to a fine looking
minister couldn't soften the obdurate hard
ness of his clerical soul, and 50, with long
suspense and longer journey, these twain,
bound to be one flesh, or as near thereto as
possible, left for California. where the laws
are less obdurate and the Democratic party
doesn't care a d.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

To THE PoINT.-Gens. Grant and Sheridan,
the two greatest soldiers Of modern times,
are noted tor their brief and pointed style of
speech. The latter. at the grand reception
given him by the Veterans of Hartford, said:
"Soldiers, keep united as one man until
reconstruction is completed "
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

THE Calaveras Chronicle, the oldest weekly
paper in the State. has entered upon its
seventeenth volume. We wish our cotem-
porary an abundance of paying ads.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

RAILROAD SURvEY.-We understand tba at
a surveying party is engaged In running
number of lines from point on the Sacra
mento river, below this place, across the
country in the direction of Bass ranch. One
of these lines runs near the village of Buck
eye 1t is the intention of the party to run
line through to the Oregon boundary.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

SAGE CoNoLusIoN.-The Trinity Journal
says: The Union nominees would have
been elected if Union Den had tcent to the
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

CoSGREss.-The New York Times says the
proposition to protract the session OF Con-
gress to the end of Jobnson's term Is becom-
ing very popular.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

The combination of ingredients used in
making Browns Bronchial Troches is such as
to give the best possible effect with safety.
The Troches are used always with good sue
cess and are widely known as the best RENE
dy for coughs, colds throat diseases, and
astbmatic troubles
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02
BIRTHS.

At French Gulch, October 23d, the wife of l..
Hughes, of
In Shasta, October goth, the wife of John
Waters, of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

The Board of Supervisors will meet at the
Court House on Monday next.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

TAX PAYERs.-Read the Collectors notice.
in to. days paper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

West Brattleboro, VT, Jan. ., 1865.
DIR. UKANS.-Dear Sir; One wear ago | was an
al-ost helpless sufferer from spinal disease, which
had so entirely prostrated my nervous system that
| was unable 10 leave my room, could bear no
noise and but ye'y little light without great pain.
My strength was rapidly falling. and tor months
! had not been able to see any one except those
who hal the care OF me.
At this time a notice Of your visit to Brattleboro
appeared, and, all means at hand for NV recov-
cry La isen used without relief, my friends
Immediately consulted YOU to ascertain your mode
of treatment. At their request consented Ia
place myself under your though without any
hope Of benefit from such means since the repu-
lar course OF treatment hal tailed TO effect any
thing for me.
The res 1t exceeded the expectations of the
most sangu inc. After one treatment | was able
to take my meals with NV family, sleep well at
night and ride and walk daily.
From that time, by closely and perseverngv
following YOUR directions, my recovery has been
rapid aud constant as to astonish every one
who knew my condition. 1t is with greatest
that take this means of recommending to the
sick and suffering everywhere the same means
which have proved so beneficial so me, aud would
respectfully urge al afflicted | to secure
your services UtthOm dsldy.
FANNY N WARRlNER.
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WONDERFUL CURE.

Moretown, VT. Feb. 10. 1865.
DR.. UR,SN Dear Sir; Hoping that this may
meet the eve OF some similarly afflicted. feel
il pleasure as well as duty. to relate the cir
cumstances of my wonderful restoration to health.
Previous to meeting you l had for nearly four
years confined TO my bed with spinal diSea un-
ahle to walk or even stand upon my icet. lcouli
sit up but few minutes at time. had many
things recommended to me which tried, aud had
several different physicians but dill not rcceiy any
benefit from them, Seeing your al, ertisement
in the PAPER, my friends. more to crafty me than
from anv hope OF your helping me, engaged YOU
to come and see me. You came the 25th oi March,
1864 imagine the surprise and delight ct myself
and riends in short time was able 10 walk
about the house leaning on your arm You came
about half past two in the afternoons before might
was able to walk across the room alone. did
not see GU after that day but continued to I'M
prove 50 thai in a short time was able to walk a
mile and half without injuring me. ] am now
quite we'll, aud with the blessing of God feel that
il is entirely due to YOU. Hoping that Won NAV
continue 10 make glad the hearts ofmany by their
restoration to health, | remain very gratefully
your friend. FANNIE G DAVIS;
Sew
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Read the following from the Hartford Courant
WONDERFUL CURES

SIMSEtRY May III, 1s6J.
Editor Hartford Courant Permit me through
the columns of your valuabi. paper to relate an
incident that has translrcd in our town OF late,
which unlike many Others created a considerable
furore of excitement. My wife has been an inva-
I'D fer the past five years, and unalRe to do any
work aud exceedingly nervous. My httie boy
has also been confined to his bed and room for
more than year. NV PARALYSIS of his arms and
limbs, 30 that he com not feed nim>,f or put on
his clothes, or even have his finger nails cut |
-ead the advertisement Of DR.. Crann in your pa
per, aud wa, induced to try him which trial has
proved perfectly satisfactory. The doctor can 4
out to my house two weeks ago tod V, and in ne
the short space Of one hour he had my wife and
hoy both up aud dressed, and alIe to use their
h ,nds and limbs apparently wei ever My
wife is now as well she has been Tor the past
eli sht years. and my htlie boy is brisk a, lr SIX
rs a cricket, and able to use his hands ani feet as
well as any how Of his age. All that seems to be
wanting i lit lie more flesh o.. lis with red
hauts AID lei, all right, S'lnu. any on. duubt
the trurhune of tn they can see the boy who
is now t pping ~. the St. John lio' el in NoLr c
ty, AID abe + peak for himself. While in our
town he ,atcd some fifteen Eases, and many
were cured besides the ahure named and all more
or less benefited. Truly YOURS,
MOSES ST. JOHN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

EUROPEAN agrees TO the
European Conference.
Won Beust has issued a circular, in
which he declares that the maintenance
of the temporal power is necessary for the
peace Of Europe.
The evacuation of Roman territory by
the French is now in progress.
France and Austria have concluded a
special treaty in regard TO their future
policy in the Eastern question, and have
pledged themselves to maintain the terri
lori Il integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
The required supply of two million
pounds sterling, intended to defray tho
expenses of the Abyssynian expedition,
has been veted by the house of Com.
mons
The notorious Fenian Head Centre,
Francis, has been captured in Dublin.
The Prussian Diet he's adopted reso-
luton declaring freedom of speech guar
anteed by the Constitution.
The American bark Ves'e Veasie went
ashore near Shanghae, Sept. p. The
Captain and crew were saved.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
AMERICAN NorEs FOR GENERAL CIR

AMERICAN NorEs FOR GENERAL Cir
cULATioN.-B by Charles Dickens Bos,
ton, Ticknor and Fields. A very neat
and pretty pamphle embodying, in 126
pages, the observations of Mr.. Dickens
while IN America before, called forth,
the publishers avow, 10y an editorial in
the New York Tribune OF October 81,
81. VERY many have gotten the idea
q Mr. Dl kcns, alter his return home
from his first American trip, abused our
country and our people. lie says in the
preface to this pamphlet: 4" Prcjudiced
am not, and never have been, otherwise
than in favor of the United States. |
have many friends in America, feel
grateful interest in the country, bope
and believe it will successfully work out
II problem of the highest importance TO
the human raco TO rcpr,s mt inc ms
viewing AMERICA with Immature, cold
ness, gor luminosity is merely to do very
foolish thing, which is always very
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Our SCnooLDAY VISITOR, certainly
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

BEAD the following from the Newport Express +:
REMARKABLE CUKt.s DIR. Urann wlu,n our
readers will rccoliect made 50 many wonderful
cure, willie in Newport last April is stM us ,isl-
ing every one by his remarkable cures. Mrs
Randall of Bolton, G.. T., who has been sick fer
nearly four YEARS. unaLic to sit up or to w.k.was
last thursday morn brou, ,ht by hfiaI on bed two
miles TO the steamboat, and then to this place,
arriving; at night was treated lay the doctor on
Friday morn; before night, was walkim. about
the ROOM and ycsterdly left in the boat Tor home,
having ueem continually gaining strength, ami
naktd from tie McuphraIna gog House to the
boat. Mr.. Badger Of Troy. who was hopcles.l,.
sick was treated by DR.. Urann last April and Is
now stout, hearty man, able to ito a good DAYS
work, having GAINED sixty pounds since his treat
memt. Mr.. Salmon Nye, ct Cove .irv. who was
very lame. not able to put his foot on the iioor.
and obliged to walk On clutches. was treated in
Ayril. lie is now tough aud hes tv. walks with.
out cane or cruiches, aud laburs every day,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

EThe Alabama Reconstruction Con-
vacation has passed an ordi1 ance abolish
ing the county of Colbert, created at the
last session of the Legislature. An
amendment was adopted TO elect all judi
cial officers, including the Supreme Court
Judges. by the popular vote. a Il officers
executive, legislative and judicial, are
now to be elected by the people.
An article was offered and referred,
pr9vit,iog that the next general Assembly
shall have authority to alter or amend the
article on elective franchise of the Consti.
tuition provided that such alteration OF
amendment shall not operate to remove
the disabilities of any class dlsfranchissd
by said article, and that no persons shall
be disqualified by such alteration OIL
amendment who aided the enemies Of thu
United States in the late rebellion, bu
who have since assisted in reconstructin,
this State in accordance with the Recon
struction laws of Congress. A test vot'
shows that this article will be adopted. -
Under it the next Legislature has author
ity to continue the policy Of prescription
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

The following is from the independent Standard
ofJuly 18Th, and will speak for itself:
Dir. UnANS.-Wc published two weeks ago an
item from The Newport Exi .ess connieudatorv
ct this gentleman. Since then We have e. u some
of his pat icnts aud learned fo ourseve, some OF
his wonderful cures 4 Mrs. Randall, o. George
town &. f., has been bcd-rifo IN for nearly three
years. not walk i0S step in az that time and not
being allie tn sit an for nearly two Nenrs. She
was last week brought to the ,at ON stretchcr
brought down the lake to New, ort, carrei to the
doctors roow receiving his TT .atinrnt, and was
aide to waIk the same day. W. Were TOD, this h,
her husband when we went to ler room and saw
her walk uot strongly to he 81 e. but s,W very
wei. SALMON Nye of Coventry has had a f. yer
for many years, which at til les had been very
tad. and hal steadily grown VI re. When Dr.
Uraun Was In Newport, in April last, Mr.. NJ.
went to see him, AZ 1t la heeh several weeks
since he had been able to put his foot Ike floor.
In an hour alter the doctor trca ed lin, he wa
able to walk rs well a. ever, and he next day he
was at work in the sugar bush. and lie tell, ~ he
has been well ever since We have heard OF mallv
other similar cases in this county. that have me-
with the sane success. but as We lave not srei,
the patti nts We ShaH not report Ii. em. We bavo
seen the doctor and ike his appear, nee much and
feel warranted in saving that he is l. humhug II
your case doe" not come under his Treatment he
will tell you so, and no charge made Tor it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
II r.. U IA Nm,
OF BOSTON,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,
4 u u Is " no U S E ,
MIDDLEBURY,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday,
DcceniJe o, 10, Il & IL.
WONDERFUL CURES.

Ellsworth, oct Z 1867.
To the Machias Republican:
Gcnts-As DIR Urann, of Boston, IL about Wis.
iting vour place, aud n stranger in these PARTS
kuOw very well like most ply Ncians ira, cling.
lie will be looked upon with Suspicion particular
~ a. his cures look miraculous. readhis certiii.
Gates myself with some dis,rust, but MS could
get 10 help no other way. as | had tried every
way and means in my power resolved to try him.
had been Obliged to walk on crutchcs for one
ye 9, amt Tor nine months was not able to put my
loot to the floor. NV spine and arm was also =
lame AS nearly to disable mo. | could not dress
or undrcss my sell or get on Off the bed wi hcui
help. Tie treat, d my case last FIR idav morning
ana in less than an hour inter, I was able to welk
home distance of nearly half mile, up hill,
without then', ana have been gaining ever since.
| write this for publication, hoIin that other,
who are suffering May by knowing my case I'M.
prove the opportunity Offered them by this visit
Of DR. Urann to Alacliias
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

This is to certify that was lame for more than
three years, and was Obliged to Use two canes.
had some three or four different physicians, aud
had been before the Vermont Medical Society, and
received mo help from either. called on DR..
Urann, while he was in Rutland. and after treat
ment Of about fifteen minutes, walked off with
out my cane, and now walk oil first rata.
SAMUEL kINSIEY.
Rutland, Oct. 10Th, 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
TuF ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Decem.

TIFF ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Deem
Der, contains the conclusion Of DR.
Holmes ''Guardian Angel Minor Eliz
abethan Dramatists, by +. p. Whipple
Among the Workers in Silver, by Jsme'
Parton !, Literature as an Art, by l. w
IIigginson A Young Desperate, by T.
Is. Aldrich; Our Pacific Railroads, by
J. X Medbery A Visit to the beleari'
Islands, by Bayard Taylor; A Mysterious
Parsonage, by John Neal,-and six oihel
stories, essays. and poems.
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NOTICE.

IN Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
on OF about the 18th dav Of May last, black two
year OLE gelding colt. The owner is requested 70
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away. Z. u. While.
Miidleburv, Oct 25. 1867. 36;sw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
MOTHER BAILEY'S

Quieting Syrup for Children Tcething.
Makes sick and Weak Children Strung and heal
thy, gives Mothers rest day and night. Large
bottles only 25 cents.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
wM. JOSLYN & SONS, Barton.Vt., Wholesale
Agents ior Vermont. Ss;Gw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

e<Advices from Arizona give some
particulars of a recent expedition against
p staeaIeaian', which was conducted by
C0*PRcR. Thirty members of one
tribe were killed and seventeen taken
prisoners. 1t is proposed to hunt the
Indians until they c"nsent to occupy res
arvs'iOns, or are exlerminatcd
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,
Published Morning and Eycuiny

The elitious are essentially two newspapers,
Independent in many respects Of each other hey
are not simply two ediiUns Of one paper, but ais
perfect in all their features, and complete in their
editorial and nportnria Labor possessing the great
advantage To the reader of securing iuler and
detailed reports than is furnished by any news
paper in New England. The Boston Daily JLur-
nal is Published Morning AMI Afternoon, daily,
(Snniavs excepted City subscribers furnished
bv route carriers. One copy by mail one year,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP

The partnership heretofore existing under tho
name and style ut Baker 4 Stowe, is this dav dis
solved b. mutual consent. The hooks and ac-
counts Of said tirm are left in the hands OF NJ n.
Baker, and all demands due said firm must be
paid to him.
BlRZII.LA BAKER. /
CYRUS S1OWE.
Middlobury. VT, Nov. 20, 1867. 36;3w
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SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Tho general features Of the Dali, are found in
tins issue, and is valued for its ship mws, com.
mercial intelligence and news at points where
business men find that sem-weekly paper meets
their requirements. 1t is published tuesday and
Friday mornings. Terms
One copy 10y mail. Il 90
Five copies to one address, rs 90
Ten copies to one address, 81 %
And one to the getter-uD Of n club of ten
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Il. II.
90 OUT OF 100

IL.
90 OUT OF 100
of deaths that annually occur, arc caused by
Preventible Diseases, ami the greater portion oi
those complaints would, it Railways Heady Re
lief or Pills (as the NAV require. were admin
istered when pain unca,iness or slight sicknc
is eNDerienced. be exterminatei from the sy EN-
in tew hours. Pain, no matter from what cause
is almost instantly cured by the Ready Rel ci In
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Every family should keep these liie-saving rem
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can I've taken or used by infintsas well as adults
and all who them, ro matter how sick, or
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worst cases. and few minutes in ordinary COM
plants will afford ease and comfort. See DR..
Railways Almanac Tor 1S67.-R. II. r. sold by
Druggists, 36;;2w
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

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WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The success achieved by this weekly visitor to
the freside Of thousands is owing less to the eN
tremely low termS;at which it is furnished than
to its excellence as a weekly companion Of news
and Inflammation which is raah by young and old
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ing and reaches its sub, crbers many hundred
miles distant before Saturday night. Read tho
terms and send Tor specimen copies;
One copy, by mail, 81 90
Five copies, to address 80
Ten - 4" Z" IS %
And one to the l,ctter up of club Of ten.
CT All orders must he accom- panied by the mon
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