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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-07-27

FARM FOR SALE.
~ 49, 10 AZ -alih q wife. now
yaIuauffs ana productive Farm,

~ ~ -alih q uvifs, the undersigned now
aIuaUfe ana Productive Farm,
situated Bella L5ras,s the d,reet road lead
ing 10 Montpelier Village, and only shout three miles
from the stale Capitol th- Riirnsd Depot Churches,
sem nary, Schools &c, &C, aud thin half mile OF
INo Churches aud an school al Berlin Conner
The home Farm
Contains O o a Q H q -
Of goOi aud pro iuctive LAT flund in this
>ecii7n. IL has SUGAR ORCHARD Of 200
Tre-s Young Orchard Of Fruit Trees Just coming
70 bearing, aud Wood sufficient for the farm The
bindings consist Of the House 30 BY 40 ieet, suit
ably -uo divided into convenient rooms, with = back
kitchen, buttery and she'd part p by g. fee attached
three good harms, - hy 10 feet with barn cellar
under It, so-1ll uesTy well finished ana in eI
eeient repair throughout. The Location - pleasant
and The access all the buildings easy and convenient
tie will also sell with the Farm separately,
IS ths purchaser may desire, some p acres Of
LAND NEAR BERLIN POND.
partly woodland including cedar timber, and the
remainder uliase and pasture land.
Possession 81 the premises can be given al any time,
parties may agree The terms Of payment can be
made accom- nod ate the purchaser; considerable
porioa the whole can lie mortgage and salts
factory secuuty a. desired
Any farther intorntuon relative 70 or inspection
Of the premises may be Ind by calling the subscri-
Der The premises.
e. r. HOUSE.
Berlin, Nay 10 1870 TSH2O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-07-27

THIS Is No HUMBUG! O.
height color of eyes and hair VIII receive BY re
turn mai correct picture of your future husband or
wife with name and date Of marriage address w
FOX P o. Drawer No. "a. Futonville, n. Y. F2sw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-07-27

nor Comedones, Black Heads, Flesh Worms or
Il Grubs, Pimple EruptIons and blotehed disfguTa-
items the Face, Perry's Comedone PImPle Rem
edy. Reliable, Harmless and contains Lead Poison
where. M11m4
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

CoRNERING CONGRESSIONAL RAscALs.-Un-
der the threat of indictment for felony, Whit
temore, the South Carolina csrpet-bagger
who took bribes TO nominate candidates to
West Point, has been induced to draw out of
the list Of aspirants to Congress in the COM
ing election. He finds it too hazardous uu-
der the circumstances. lie is cofnered, and
his impudence is squelchcd. Il. r. Butler,
the member from East Tennessee, who was
accused with Whittemore of taking West
Point bribes, bur too kindly let off by the
House having committed forgery to cheat a
poor North Carolina widow out of her dead
soldier-hussaud's pension, and having been
caught in his dirty trick, is now under arrest
TO answer the charge of felony before the Dis
trict OF Columbia Grim inal Court. This is
the sort Fellows who for some years have
been too numerous in Congress, to the great
advantage of thieving railway corporations
wiilin. to pay small price foe votes, aud to
the frishtful decentralization of the republic
aud injury Of the rights of the people. We
hope the good beginning which has been made
Mt clearing them out may continue till the
last scoundrel of them shall be sent adrift !;
and we hope also that the Investigations may
some day or other be extended to other de-
partmentsof tho Sacramento
Tnion Amen.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
as- Medical Advice.-DR. WI. X. DO

60 Medical Advice.-DR. WN. X. D0uERTY's
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming QUA
te the welfare of State and health of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although it may
cite SURPRISE is but the signal of SKILL and follows as the
natural effect of such We personally ac-
quainted with gentlemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who had taken
available that promised relief but whort success
until they they called upon DR. Doherty who in ncred
IDLY short space of me has given them entire relief
gratifying to this fact because the Doctor is
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of Others
tabh his repuaton to rear the of his
upon the ruil of anothers fame. The Doctor
his Institute in such that must be ~atf
ing all his patients. He examines advises and
mends without Charge and the patient. after hearing his
for treatment accept reject at pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he effects
cure. This he is able TO do, because he feels tie coma
dence which long experience has gvon and doubt the
consolation which appertaips to that confidence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease, woulC 10
well consult the Doctor; at all events herm
for consultation he asks fee does he insist
obedience his advice unless tbs patient places himself
under his His offices Sacramento street,
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship 0fice.-S. +, NEWS.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

A RIcH ORAToRIcAL CLIMAx.-The Toledo
Rldde says that good story IS told of an as
.piring orator who held forth on the 4th ofJu-
ly at one of the many celebrations in the ''ru-
raj districts of Ohio:
His maiden speech duly prepared, and the
telling portions committed to memory, he
found himself in thrilling state ofnervousness
before the people. All went on well, and he
had In measure recovered his selfcommand,
when he arrived at the great climax of his
speech portion of it in which he was to
allude 10 the American eagle" Proudly
be began and tossed off almost dippantly.
The American eagle, gentlemen, that proud
bird the emblem of our liberties. as she
stands when suddenly the rest of his Ia
bored smile faded from his memory. Terrif-
cd at the discovery hc gasped The nervously
seized tumbler of water and turned it by
mistake inside his cravat, and took fresh
start with rush of desperation which bid
fair to burst the bonds Of his fettered imagir-
alton, and soar majestically away on the
wings of the apostrophized bird. "The
American eagle, gentlemen, that proud bird
of cur liberties, as she stands--standings-a
she stands-standing with great vigor) with
one foot on the Alleghanies and the other on
che Rocky Mountains, and stretching her
broad wings from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
stretching her broad wings-with one foot on
the Rocky Mountains and the other on the
Alleghanies, shall--shall howl, gentlemen
and fellow citizens. in the glorious freedom
ef-her native air I"
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Che Nnioll 9smotraf.
Danlsl webster. s.reas Ar.aaen.


OF the way in which Webster prepared
hfufself for great legal argament we have
ar account from the pen OF his friend, Tick
nor, which Curtis has done well TO insert 10
lis volume
Tn the Spring of 1924 Webster was much
concerned in the DISCUSSION then going on 10
the House Of Representatives at Washington
unDn the tariff One morning ie rose very
eariy--earlier even than was bis custom-to
prepare himself 30 speak upon it. From long
before daylight ill the hour when the House
met. he was busy with his brief. When ne
was far advanced in speaking, note was
hrnnghtto him from the Supreme Court. in-
forming him that the great case OF "Giboons
"a. Ogden would be called on for argument
the nett morning. lie was astnnished at The
intelligence. for he had supposed that after
ths tariff question should have been disposed
81. be would stilI have ten DAYS to prepare
bimselffor this formidable conflict, 10 which
the constitutions aliiy Of the laws OF New ork,
granting STEAMBOAT monopoly ot It's sade-wa-
ters, would be decided.
lie brought his speech on the tariff to a
conclusion as speedily as he could, and bpr-
ried home to make such preparation for the
great law argument as the shortness of the
Eotiee would permit. lie ha0 then taken no
food since his mornings breakfast; but IN
stead of dining he took moderate dose OF
medicine and went to bed, and TO sleep. AT
10 p. N. he awoke, called for o bowl of tea,
and without other refreshment, went imme-
diately to work. To use his own phrase.
1.-The tapes had rot been off the papers for
more than year. lie worked oil night,
ana, as he has told me more than once, he
thought however, on any occasion, had SO
completely the free use Of all his faculties.
lie hardly felt that he had bodily organs, SO
entirely had his fastening and the medicine
done their work. At A. NJ, after eleven
hours Of continuous intellectual effort, his
brief was completed.
lie sent for the barber and was shaved i;
lie took very slight breakfast OF tea and
crackers he looked ever his papers to see
that they were all in order, and tied them up;
he read the morning journals to amnse and
change his thoughts, aud then went into
Court. and made that grand argumentwhch,
ms Judge Wayne said above twenty years at
terward. released every creek aud river,
every lake and harbor in our country from
the interference of monopolies." Whatever
he may have thought of his powers on the
preceding night, the Court and the bar ac-
knowledged their whole force thatdGy. And
vet a. the end of five hours, when he ceas-
ed speaking, be could hardly be said to
have taken what would amount to half the
'refreshment of a common meal, for above
two-and-thirty hours, and, out of the thirty
six hours Immediately preceding, he had for
'thirty-one been in state of.yery high intel
lectual excitement and activity.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

TIE "DAsu."-A newspaper with the
above title is published in one of the western
counties of western State. n lively CORES
pondent gives the following account of Is:
The paper contains sixty-seven columns OF
matter, sixty-five of which are the most inter-
esting advertisements | have ever read.
The prominent feature of the Dash is, it
does not speak of death, to make its readers
think of the grim monster. To show yeu
that it does not, will give few clippings
from its item column, headed, Defunctic-
isms."
"A man in Toronto bet that he could walk
from roof to roof on wire. His coffin cost
five hundred dollars"
"a farmers son in Tennessee plowed q
bombsheil up and Sc. it in the fire to dry the
powder. His father advertises for another
hand.
"a man named Cabben undertook to drink
large quantity of whisky at Cahoes. last
week. The census taker will find decrease
in the Cabbens.'
"A little girl in Jersey Citv wanted to see
how hanging felt. She put the moose over
her head and stepped off the box. The min
s,er's text was, '.Sufer a little child to come
unto me.N @
"Dr. Mcfarland. of Penadink has long
boasted that he would never die. Last week
he astonished his friends BY taking o grain OF
prussic acid. John Dye has been appointed
administrator on McFarland's estate"
sIMrs. Grey, of East liberty, lifted kero-
sene lamp from the mantle over the heads of
her two children. The two now sleep side
bv side in Riverside Cemetery"
"Job Danus. of Bluegrass, recently, went
down into an old well. His children don't
like their step-father."
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
PROMPT TREATMENT
to render Existence Desirable.

fycu are suffering have suffered, from involuntary
discharges what effect does it produce upon your general
heath' Do you feel weak, debilitated easily tired
Does little exerton produce paptation of the heart
Does your liver urinary organs your kidneys fire.
queny get out of oer Is your urine sometimes thick
milky or iocky is it ropy settling Or does thick
scum rise to the top, Or is sediment at the bottom a
ter it has stood awhile! Do you have spells of short
breathing dyspepsia, Are your bowels coustipated
you have spells Of fantng. rushes of blood the
head !, Is your memory impaired, Is your mind con-
stantly dwelling this subject Do you feel dull list
less, mopng, tired of company, of life you wish to
be left alone, to get away from every body Does any
little thing make start jump Is your sleep bro
ken or restless Is the utre of your eye brilliant
The bloom your cheek bright Do you enjoy your
self in society we'll Do you pursue your business with
the same energy Do you feel as much confidence in
yoursefi Are your spirits dull and Tagging giver to fits
of melancholy Ifso do not lay it your liver or dys
pepsa. Have you restless nights? Your back weak.
your knees weak and have but little Appetite and you
attribute this to dyspepsia, or liver complaint?
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands of persons both male and female,
there who suffering miserable existence from
tue effects of secret indulgence, from virus absorbed
the system. Look at their pald emacated and dis
figured faces and their broken down constitutions, dis
qualifying them for the happiness OF marriage the
eroyment of e In this horrd situation thousands suf
until death closes the Let parents guardians
and friends attend o those who suffering from any of
these horrible life destroying maladessee that they
are cared for cured before it is late. Send them
Immediately Dr. Gibbons physician who has made pri-
his especial study for years. and who is
tain cure the without mercury
any injurious drugs 1t important those afflicted
those who interested in the welfare of their friends
TO be careful of the pretended doctors who ns all
cities publishing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days. posing upon the public by using of emil
from Europe and other places Be there
fore careful and make strict enquiry you may fall
the hands of those charlatans.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

> A pair of precocious little damsels at Troy,
New York, were overheard the other night,
on the sidewalk, exchanging notes on the
Franco Prussian war. II know said No. /,
"that France will beat, because the little
Prince is with him. "Go away with you, -
chimed No. .. ~ know mighty sight bot
ter. The Dutch will whip; for my pa is q
Frenchman aud my ma is Dutchman. They
fight every night, and ma always ioks."
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

Rev. Mr.. B., passing Deacon Rs pre-
mises, was greatly horri6ed at hearing that
pious individual swearing in the most accom-
rlished manner, at his cow, which had just
kicked hislmilk pail into the middle of next
week. Observing the parson looking over
the fence at him, the deacon said, spologeti-
cally II am really afraid, Mr.. B.,
shah never be able to enjoy religion as long
ms keep that cow
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

UNuAppY.-A veritable descendant of st.
Martha came into q neighbours house in BUT
falo. few DAYS since, downcast, weary with
cares. and numbered with much serving.
$50 much to do; cleaning, working, cooking,
washing, sewing, and everything else! mo no
rest; never was. and never VIII oe, ior
me!'' "Oh, yes." said the good woman so
addressed, "there will be o rest one day ier
us ala long rest mot for me not Tor
me ~ was the reply. ''Whenever 90 uie'
there will be- certain to be resurrection the
very next day / 1t would be just my luck y
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
MAKE THE MAN.
Did XOM EUer Think

that those bold defiant energetic persevering
fu business always those whose generatve or
gans are in perfect health?
You never hear such complain of being melancholy
OF nervousness or palptaon of the heart They
er afraid they cannot succeed in business they
come sad and discouraged they always polite and
pleasant in the company of ladies' and look and them
right in the face Of downcast looks other
meanness about them. / do not mean those who keep
the organs inflated by running to These will not
only
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

DIET QUACKERY.-Dr. Dio Lewis condemns
the free use of the tomato stating that it pro-
duces bleeding of the gums, loosening of the
teeth and irritation of the mucous membrane.
Well, it is time tomatoes should share in the
condemnation which has, one time or another,
fallen upon every other article of food. They
have been used as food extensively for twenty
years, and we have yet to see tomato eaters
going round dropping their teeth frcm bleed
ing gums and complaining of their mucous
membrane. Seriously, however, the writing
of these would-be popular leaders in hygiene
do more harm than good. There are thou
sands who put their faith implicitly in their
statements, and live years of trembling, nerv-
Gus anxiety for fear of poisoning themselves
with wholesome food, Notwithstanding the
truth, uttered by one who knew, that tat
| forty man is either physician or fool. !"
Anv person, arrived at years of discretion,
and possessing common sense, knows what
is good for him to eat or drink, and what is
hurtful to him. No rule in these matters is
general; no two persons are alike in this res
| pect "What is one mans food is another
mans poison.' Every article of food almost
without exception, has come under the ban
of wiseacres. Tea. coffee, chocolate, milk,
and even water have been tabooed; all ami
NAL food is rejected by vegetarians, hundreds
shiver at the sight of pork because some have
been i'll and perhaps died from eating it raw
or half decompossd; every vegetable has, in
turn, been denounced, and those who put
faith in these animadversions against their
food are driven to their wits ends to eat
proper food without danger of slow poisoning.
All this is folly. Persons possessed of ordin-
ary intelligence, and who understand, in the
slightest degree, the laws of physiology and
chemistry, can determine for themselves
what is suited to their animal system. and
do not need the assistance of DIR. Dio Lewis
or any other man to arrive at correct judg-
ment and even without tais physiological
and chemical knowledge, experience will be
found to be safe guide.-Ha'fford Post.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENsARY.

G6DO KEARNY ST., corner of
W AreD Commercial, San Francis
CO, established in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc. Skin
diseases (of years standing) and u
cerated Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions, the consequent ofsefabuse. This
solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence practiceG
by the youth of both to almost unlimited extent
producing, with unerrng certainty, the following train
of morbid symptoms unless combaed by scientific medi-
cal measures viz Salow ceuntenance dark spots under
the eyes, pain in the head ringing in the ear noise like
the rustng of leaves and ratng of chaots uneasines
about the lons weakness of the limbs confused vision
blunted intellect loss ccndence ddence in approach
ing strangers, dislike to form acquaintances dis
position TO shun society loss of memory hectic ushes
pimpes and various eruptions about the face, furred
tongue fetid BREATH coughs, consumption night sweats
monoana and frequent insanity. If relief is net OBJ
tanned the sufferer should apply Immediately either in
person by letter, and have effected by his new
and scientific mode of treating this disease which never
fails of eeeting quick and radical cure, Dr. G Will
give One Hundred Dollars to person VINO Will prove
satisfactorily him that he cured Of this complaint
by either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBBGN is responsible and VIII give 10 eacn
patient written instrument binding himself to effect
radical and perInanet cure, make no chalgc
Persons distance may be CURED AT HOdE oy ad-
dressing letter to DR. Ghbon. stating case. symptoms,
length of time the has continued and have meci
cnes promptly forwarded, free from damage aud euros
ity to any part the country with full and plain direc-
lions for use for TEN DOLLARS sent in registered let
ter or through Wells Fargo Co.
Address Dr. j. L. GIBB0N 625 Kearny Street, corner
If Commercial SAP Francisco, Post 0cfice box 252.
Consultation FREE. Private Entrance on Commercial
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Thr rsormor Currcnry~


Tha Narmous reached Salt Lake Yel!ey in
a, n.terIy IMPOVERISHED condition. The
cash eapital OF the entire community would
no. nrobaLIy have exceeded Sl.0uo. The
r,,lifrnia migration furnished them Eiar-
ket FIR their surplus products; bat, as they
had but small use for money, they preferred
taking of the miners instead something which
,hev could either eat. drink, or wear, and
NOT procurgble at hofre. As they increased
in numbers anu means, merchants establish
ed themselves among them, thus enabling
them TO use their sraah stores of money in
the purchase of needed supplies. Their great
distance from market, aud TIE small proper
ton of their crops which would bear trans
portation, have, however, at all times made
money extremely scarce, and have led to the
perpetration of complicated and often anus
ing system of barter Hundreds of farmers,
living ia reasonably comfortable eircumstan-
ces. and having large families to clothe and
educate, will not see dollar in money for
years. Such farmer wishes to purchase
pair of shoes for his wife. He consuts the
shoemaker, who AYERS his willingness to fur.
nish the same for one load of wood. He has
no wood, hut sells calf for a quantity of
ADDE'S, the adobes for an order on the ner-
chant payable in goods, and the order for a
load of wood and straightway the matron is
shod. Seven watermelons purchase ticket
of admission to the theater. He pays for the
tuition Of his children seventy-fve cabbages
per quarter The dressmaker receives for
her services four squashes per day. He set
ties his Church dues in sorghum molasses.
Two loads of pumpkins pay his annual sub
scription to the newspaper. He buys o
"Treaties on Celestial Marriage" for load
of gravel, and a bottle of soothing-syrup for
the baby with a bushel of string-beans. In
this primitive method, until the advent of the
Railroad, was nine-tenths Of the Territory
conducted And even now, in the moro re-
mote settlements, majority of all transac-
tions are of this character. The merchants
purchasing their goods in New York or San
Francisco, must, of course, have money to
pay for the same; but they sell their goods
for cattle, flour, and dairy products, which
are then marketed for cash in the adjoining
mining Territories From "San Lake City, !"
IN OVERLAND MONTHLY for September.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

STREETS BOOK STORE is the best place In Sonora to
buy School Books Blank Books Stationery Photograph
Albums Knives, Toys, Cigars Tobacco etc, deletf
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
G Q Q D N E W 6
For Those who Read
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE.
AT STREETS BooKsroR

EH L. STREET, having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
nA0 aud STATIONARY business of j. X. Hanson will
contnne to conduct in the liberal aud obging
of his predecessor.
POST OFFICE ard CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

a man in Boston is so short that when he
is in he don't know whether he has headache
or corns.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

tsssI's curious fact, says some entomolo-
giss, ''that it is the female mosquito that tor
ments rs."
A bachelor says that it is not ct allcurio1s.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

III the best mans faults were written on
his forehead. it would make him pull his hal
over his eyes.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Caution 10 the Unfortunate.

Beware of San Francisco quacks and pretenders VINO
with bogus swor certificates dupe the uuwary some
of the sefyed doctors whose names are TO De iound
ali fh lv and weekly papers of San Francisco aud 9TH
er places are radesmep and become to lazy TO work al
their trade Some tnsmiths sioemakers, newspaper
carriers intelligence Office keepers ETC. Look over the
San Francisco City Directory aud yon will find their occu
patton in it, Look the Directory for lso2-S Inc only
way TO avoid imposition is make inquFyit VIII COS. You
noihna ard may save you many regts, for advertising
in eight Of ten are bogus there no
safety in trusting any Of them till You know who and
whaf they are Dr. Gibbon does not deceive people by
sxhh;,ng iaens titles certificates pretended patients
letters etc Dr. Gbbon will satisfy persons who may
M at his Office ability to treat diseases that he pro
Persons writing to Dr. Gbbon win please state the
mama Of the paper they see his advertisement in.
feb, Is, ls6o-tti
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
NOW, !, THADEnR

sefabuse venersa diseases badly cured and sexual ex
all capable of producing weakness of the gen.
erave The organs of generation, when In per
feet health,