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DIR. M n SHALL HALL,N
CORDIAL RENOVATORs

nR: MARSHALL HALL ofthe most celebrated pbv.
- clas IN Europe the dscoverer of this valuable med
cine Is now used IN ms practice the nobility Of Eng
land and through the Continent Of Europe in m
stance when used according directions produced the
most happy results is exclusively directed to the cnre ~
such complaints from dsorganzation Of the genera
tive organs It's quick and wonderful such thai cold
ness or 'mbecy cannot remain in the system is under its
who by early indulgence solitary habits have fallen into
state Of chronic debility. ~ ~
Constitutional weakness, brought on by secret habr in.
dused IN by young men, This is, when frequently IN
weakness Of the limbs and small Of back confusion Of in.
teect palpaton Of the heart Soc
ETY. consumption emacation the symptoms oths disease
Geets whites obstruction OF certain total mpo.
tency and ba1renness are remQyed by this medicine.
Phillips Boyne Agents. Forwarded TO all paris the JTn
otaes. rce ~ per eottle-6 bottles for So Sold
Oaane .treel je3O I'm ossrc
j. Il STOUVENEL.
IMPORTER OF WINES, No 80 John street inform. h;s
friends and the lovers Of good Wines that in order
supply the great demand he has made 10 have
ways In store and to direct from Bordeaux Wines az
me hrst quality, from the propretors direct.
Inc well known houses following sufficient recommen.
Messrs n.Is. Berton Guestier Pope,or, or v.nohs.
Capt. Gervas, atBordeaux.
N; B-J b. 3 undertakes sell Wine for family use bv
ole ooAfn OF M eaon. jy23lm+ec
WATCHES .-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Those
" who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys, &c., will find greatly to their adj
vantage to call the subscriber who selling ali
o the aboye at retail much lower than other house the
city Gold Watches low $50 each Watches and
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted to keep
good time or the money refunded.
Wholesale aud Retail 30 Wall street
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THE EYE.
DIR. POWELL AND DR.. DIOSSY.
ndOPHI9ALN1IC SURGEONS
No. 26l Broadway.

CORNER OF WARREN STREET, NEW YORK,
CONFlNE their Practice to Diseases of the Eye. Opera
tons upon that organ and its appendages, mper
eetions Of Vision Testnonias from the me3
cal men OF Europe and America Reference Patients who
have been perfectly cured OF Amauross
NebgM Or sPecks on the Eye, saolsnus squirting
AkTlFlClAL Eyer inserted, any pam OF opera
ton mat cannot be distinguished from 1Ae nstuai
SfECTACLES.-A gwen fnd Of Glasses
suItable to particular defocs ~
The Poortreatedg IrE,,
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FEVER AND AGUE.
WYNKOOP 4 CO.SCOMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE

WYNKooP { CO, = COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE
sT the Of Hsyss and ASus Rs%sn and Inter
w e ss s, w e @
and s @ OF Of @ m
and has been extensively used with distinguish
hs esa f ss
most stage disorder. Persons weak stomach
snd s msy take 1 i ThSa the least difficulty
s @
% offer @0f s to
malls from two physicians who have used in their practice
Maiurs q Fever and Asus and have found
i my S sSe ssss i when employed .
ss @ he
list at one time and has always proved successful
ference all other ARTICLES in medicine for that distressing
complaint ''' g. III ii. TRApHAGAN, MD.
SRsHaving adopted the Of your Tonic Mixture
of Ague and Fever regard deserving Of public
ddencs and as medicine that will maintain the claims you
i sss F,1.s
hope it may get the extension and deserves
Very respectfully f. B. FLEMING, M. D.
This MIXTURE is prepared by r. d Wynko9p Druggist, g
my xS % for K s 1 L e. e fTn bss ad
Mf MsS G. Hassias HHasGas e
J. cChesney. Chicago. Ill. ie2s mtec
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHt
A NEIWnANRD IA R INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being i
hair beautiful brown black without injury to the hal
or skin The great superiority of this dye consists its
mode of application and eect-a other
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be upon single
application
Extract from the " Philadelphia Daily sun"-ALExASpER.
TRcoBAPHE-The effect Of the above the hair truly
tonshng. II tried yesterday in Office and the chang,
from grav to black was issantaneous.
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists ITO Broadway 10 Az
tor House and 88 Broadway; Of h street; Aspn
lane j. W Wright Co Cedar street; and Of he principa
druggists throughout the United States Of sole
II. X q. A. WRIGHT, 90 South Fourth street,
iva fmsm. PhiladeInhia
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UN CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES.

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES
sSes
disorders referred to II this n1e volume erso9a BY post
saIy observe that the subject Of consultations
to The n
u ssa to H"s a. M
most ~ a'sas.ssfE sss. sfEsSESRE AMP CURE
and important consequence Of disease former advertise
which were tits and is
the fact that structure frequently those who
K 1G
o ae he has this
Among other remarked that it wa. by no mean,
ah IS
e ea %s &
respect, Neither Necessary there should be pain,
d then sss iai n
s s,i9 to Be ss Th
fall upon the mind and nervous system rather than the part it
be sight
Of these belong other maad we'll ~aIs % sreIur
S ise is af
@ yXNR sf Tf oF jis GkaATN hfif Ia. been already
said the need not be much diminished lmpeded what
ssps M sas wsy oS
oud ,s as to wet e his his , S atm
proceed from no other cause whatever but certainly
;.ts i s5
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorrhea, though not the
only by far the frequent Of Structure 1t i
remained that be Neither possible Il every
case to state how long this may continue without producing
Structure Tor naturally disposed to Stric-
.a s 1s ws sSs s ase wsaS
THE EFFECT STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
MlNDNohing is certain than the effect Of Stric-
e i to dpess the spirits and lessen mental energy Not
that this complained Of the degree by ndvdu-
al but IT Is degree other that hewrer rare.
sees case OF Structure in which the patient does not
that This
also serious effect; though little understood but il unques
tonaby Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
Of mind and sexual will easily imagine that as there
medium by which the mind powerfully these
through the medium the sexual
the mind This however, better explained in THE Private
Treatise of the author little volume which is sent TO
witty OF mind invariably returns.
With respect the Of Strcturehis it is gratifying
state generally accomplished in very little time and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
late the treatment of this complaint Indeed hs
hands Of proper and experienced persons ts Of Structure
nov accomplished in as many days as formerly demanded
70 this city for short time only bat return perfectly cured
though has been Of trouble and anxiety for To
those who their homes the writer furnishes his
peculiar Of together with his Private Treatise
which has interesting chapter giving information the
subject and written the panest and which, being
enclosed in little mahogany chest be safely any
distance.
In Of the number Of pretendes and books
quackery which nest this city he deems proper make
the following statement satisfactory ground Of confidence
to strangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
he has been engaged the Of these Diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years. has
published three editions oil work expressly them Also that
the most eminent in Amerca-as Sir Ashley Cooper, OF
London to DR. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physc, Of Phsdsl
phia and Others and that he permitted refer almost every
Greenwich street. v2Q inns re
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CARPETING.
454 PEARL STREET.
THE have opened the large and spaciou,
/ CARPET WARE ROOMS, No 454 Pearl street former
ly occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and ready to ofe'
the an entire stock of Capetg bought expressly
the spring trade Of which rch of de
signs and coiors. Among them max be found
IS NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS
Entirely New.
lsP ADMINISTER THREE PLY,
Rich Shading.
SUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
or every variety and description.
Rugs Dugge Table and Piano Covers, Worsted. Tnited
and Jute Mats Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from "a feet wide together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public requested call and examine
PETERSON HUMPHREY
m20 2mbm ~ Pearl street.
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail,

sPHILApELPHIA Aug 5-Ar Ellen 4 Clara, Dover NH Cid
Neuvo (Neap) Naples
BALrrMoRE, Aug 4-Ar Eliza, Saco; John Murray, Boston
Cid Constitution La Guayra Mary Emelne, Port Spain Trim
Michigan, NYork
NoRroLK, Aug a-Arr Chrsana Pitcairn, (Dan) Berbice
via Nassau
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LAurcH-A beautiful ship Of tons was launched
baheyve on the 18Th ul from the OF Mason Barney
She Is aid TO be very bunhenome well
Star ~ = -
COMMERCE or rCHARLEsroS-Harbor Masters Report for
July, 1885,
Arryals-o ships, barques. 10 brigs schs soops, 60
Cearaaces-2 shps,a barques "a brgs 90 schrs .loops
81 steamboats,.
boats. "0' - '' "
WhaIemen.
Arr New London ath Catharine New Zealand April
e. WIN 100 bbls oil sp ~ 900 lbs bone Spoke Jan lat 40
anmy y Portland SH whs April g. lat IS B. Ion III H..
do with 1900 bbls June 25 lat 20 g. lon 20 w, Two
uuselnas from Cape Of Good Hope.
Sid from New Bedford I'd inst and Indian
ocean aud NV Coast. ~ ~ ~
AZ h'o Jmeiro June 20, sonngon I'm Falkland Islands.
spoken.
70. lat Al 50, lon ~. '" A"'s' q ""ys o'', ivy
o from New York for Liverpool July a. lat 70 49,
lon "sn !. days from New York for St Kits July 49, lat N.
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
50 Duane Street.

A H;PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
fully informs his friends aud the public gesern that
he hs received collection Oil Paintings
ies tlower Bottles Plates Dishes Cup. and s:ncsrs old
cen Fans Of 10th century and two Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the l58 and 1871 formerly 20
the Cardinal Xlmenies Great lnquisor o Spain sIcn ~
never has been this country Of which ne can
treat yourself call and examine this splendid collection
Also carved Chairs for Cath olic Churches e De seen
from 10 A. M. till r. M. leN zm- IN
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Boston, August A. 1915.
Fatal .aceidents-.accdemts not Fata-.aeeidents by
Flood and Fire-Stcamer Mssissippi-Newspapers, &c
On Saturday afternoon, the the eastern rail
road were approaching the depot at East Boston, boy
OF about nine years Of age named John Wesley Davis
in attempting to jump the steps of the train missed
his footing, fell the rail- and although the cars
were nearly stopped yet two of the wheels struck him
and he expired the spot His death almost rendered
his poor parents distracted. lie their only child
and they doated on him with fondness almost
childish. few weeks before, they lost anoth
er child, who fell into cstern and was drowned
The bereaved father Of the steersmen of the East
Boston ferry boats, and is worthy and industrious
Another accident, but not fatal occurred on the
same railroad, on the same afternoon. Mr. Dan Crow.
ley and Mr. Emmans the chief steward:o the Cambria
were in buggy, and just they driving across
the track the engine which had been hid from their
view by an intervening house. in contact with the
buggy and smashed il into pieces. Fortunately, Mr..
tmmans, with uncommon presence Of mndand strength
almost superhuman sprang between the engine and the
ing that the horse was reeling and the buggy flying
pieces at the time Neither OF them were seriously in
ured beyond the fright which they experienced. Yet
anoher accident and fatal one too occurred on Saur.
day afternoon about o'clock at the Worcester railroad
depot N this CITY The Weymouth stage was standing
became restless backed upon rails was struck bv
the engine and the stage upset. Mr. Lewis Holmes Of
instantly killed Another gentleman had His legs badIv DIV
crushed but two ladies' who inside escaped unin
Jued An inquest was held on the body the
and accidental death was the verdict ''
And still another accident-The barque obern, Can't,
Balch, from New Orleans for this port with full
Of cotton -four provisions &C. while charge OF pilo
by some misapprehenson OF the chief grounded on
Cohasse rocks last Friday evening and remained ther
till Saturday night when she foated having some
Of her cargo discharged into lighters Part Of her fore
foot and cutwater knocked off, but otherwise so
far known she leaks but lte the damage is not
considered important
The u s. steam frgate Mississippi still remains at an.
chor in the stream wonder If there be anything the
matter with her machinery. Something nest be wrong
unless she has received orders to defer her departure
or was currently reported here that she would posi-
uvely go to sea Saturday.
% are going to have another democratic paper here
pectus is now floating about for subscribers The ma
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from removal; that his influence with the President,
and especially with the Union, was all-powerful
partments here, and in some instances has limited
that he drew some of the drafts that paid the first
instament Of the Globe purchase II is well under
stood that the Globe purchase is eventually to come
out of the people But it has been generally suppo
sed that it would be in the way Of Congressio lal
printing, and not in timber and stone contracts for
question, who has never been any thing but tool Of
the seven star man, should remember that a COM
mittee of Congress were appointed to enquire into
Zabriskie timber contract; and although he may
not pay money for contract,yet the promise Of sup
port and influence with those high in power them.
selves in the confidence OF those in power, would
be regarded by the people dishonorable as pur-
chase with money. The movements of this gentle
man, well as he upon whom the drafts were
drawn, together with the man of the seven stars,
are watched by more than one pair of eyes in this
natlonand II caught tripping, even Senator's influ-
ence would not have power to save them from the
Indignation of the people.
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observation-disclosures

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in-
n law Mr. Voghtlaender. Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
piates at $1k.
Medium Apparatus with two inch lenses for haifsz
plates, at $78.
Small size Apparatus with and a-half inch lenses, for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above prices may depend receiving the genuine Vogt
aeuder Apparatus and worthless initiated article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical Of their importation well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market prices. w. a. +. LANGENEEIM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials the stated prices their
Daguerrean an Attefier No. 20l Broadway, New York
jy3 1Tn+rc LANGENHElM bEChEhS.
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ICE! ICE I! ICE!!
ssS,es Ia, fl ; biz pss9 j.
terms apply on board Ice BiFs; Sfs asVi { chsTf EEsMAN
a3 2w.rc Proprietor Union Roekand Lake Ice Co.
MARTELLE x HOLDERMANN,
NO. 81 MAIDEN LANE. N. Y.
MA@NuFA%GTURNERs @ % Ns and Importers % Of 9namspss Hair
Hair ssbsd ed Hair nshss oas sas
new style Of Everlasting Cur and all kinds Of Hair Work
n BThe trade supplied reasonable terms s3 im.ec
EELT-oOO Sheets Patent Adh-sye sheathing Felt avery
either ' s's' 5S''
Twas s sP95 Sss Ms9s n sn S
sS' stss and
90 CANAL sTREET.-Cure Of Coms, Bunions, &c
lie G No. % csns s4s@ n,S 10 h D s.
opposite That they still connue operate upon the feet
@ o % esay sy sy .ss s o
EaSep Bc0a is S.' fSaassn ssi
NE GEORGE 0y'5 wAN55ENMSFE 3 @ + s sis q ,5s BoEsly
having received communication for him f,9% England and
"'S Nsw sss Yai sSs 4asa.a s.s ADJ ws.
RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
BUGS, &c.
THE following certificates out Of thousands may give the
public idea OF the usefulness OF the various
The the building ~ Wall street. badly infested
with application weeks ago has en-
trely dispersed them. (Signad)
CHS MOUNT
Ihave used Dr. Fs preparation mice.
and have wonderfully succeeded in clearing them from house
and yard, after the first trial
'-N' isisnedJ JOSEPH GyTENAN.
DR. Feuchtwanges Fly Paper has been used by with
nearly quart Of slain flies have been collect
ed in fouIaays ys.SY Spt Of curiosity VAN scuosAuooN
The bedbuss have been cleared from my house al Hudson
street, effectuay. (Signed) JOHN SOLOMONS
The yard in the Of the Courier and Enquirer office
been for infested by and single application has
effecually destroyed them.
caution against the limitations and my genu.
and John street; Johnson yroom Fowler. sCourandt
rard Fancy Store 78 Grand and Of the
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, % Liberty.
jy7 lmeod+ec William street.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 5, 1s45.
Tranquility reigns in Southwark, though the Native
authorities of that district continue their precautionary
demonstrations. meeting of the citizens is to be held
tonight for the purpose Of sustaining the Commissioners
in their efforts to maintain order.
The Democratic party held their delegate election
last night and this morning the candidates are busy
boring the delegates for nominations.
The Native City Delegation organized last evening
said that Elhaman Keyser will again be their cand
late for Mayor of the city, John Swift is spoken of
he Whg candidate for that Office but is thought that
he will be withdrawn, in the Natives stand GOOD
chance of carrying their ticket and the Hon Joseph r
ngerso nominated dernier resort In this case the
seat of Mr.. lngerso in Congress will be vacated The
Natives are certainly up and doing though san
suIne OF success as they were short time ago.
Inc theatres are drawing tolerably good houses. Mr.
aud Mrs. Waack are popular at the Walnut while The
Arch is ourishing with the exciting dramas of the
Flying Dutchman" and the " Spy of ST. Mark'sn Al
other exhibitions and places Of public amusement ar,
ecIdedly dull and of no Importance The weather il
not and close. but the clouds which float in our atmos
phere are great relief.
The transactions at the Boards to-day were rathe
heavy. Sales moderale and prices exhited down
ward tendency. State SIS declined l. and Wilmington
Railroad l. After boerds, however sale of State IS
reported at II, up to yesterdays quotations
There was an advance on Texas Treasury Notes OF
the bids OF yesterday, but have heard of sales
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
AuG 5-fIRsT Board shs u. s. Bank 55z $3.50 State s.
OK, 80 shs Ex Bank Pittsburgh 4s 81 900 Harrisburg ri
Bonds &c So $1,000 Leh;gh g. q, $50 ard s Com Ban
3 100 s ion 1900 KHG o. seo0 GOO - sI S. 1850 do II
scoNp BoAEp-sOOo Penn SIS S. 7ss4 5000 DO ds 7ss
as ksSost do cash g s 5000 do sos sd'
- Wilmington RR IS 100 do ss 100 do ~; T loo
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A@.e9 GG99U eEW q < @9VN9A 9AEt
= g Hk L H Y THE LOOD
FARM FOR SALE,

NHFlE subscriber has farm. contain
-M ing $50 acres, end formerly known
as The Goodrich Farm, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. and, for a portion OF
the pay, will give long credit if desired
A portion of this farm lies in the Village
of Ptls6eld, VI, and The remainder ad,
joining lis well wa,ered -uncommonIy
well proportional as 10 meadow pas,ur-
ing, blowing and woodland. Has on il
good Apple and Sugar Orchards, - a
wood mil! which will cut 10 cords per
day. The buildings are. large, well
finished Dwelling house---three barns,
GU, houses and sheds. mostly new and in
good repair In fine hazard nothing in
saying that this farm and buildings are
second 10 none in this region, for carry
ing on the dairy business, or the land for
raising sheep. Whoever desires TO pur-
chase farm will do We'll 10 call before
purcha sing else where.
AMOS HOLT.
Piusfed Feb 6, le45. 34:8w
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G. &a LEWIS
p a c K a e g T. xpress.

TNHE subscriber having established an Ex.
i press running between Boston and Mon
lreal as follows LEAVES Boston on Mondayo
each week by Fitchburg Rail Road, passing thro
keene, Wapole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caven.
dish, ProctorsviIle, Ludlow, MountholIey Cut
tingsville, Rutland, Pittsford, Brandon, Leicas-
ter Salisbury Middlebury, Vergennes, TO Bur.
lington, where he intersects with WALKER g.
CO., for Montreal; will pass Brandon going
north on Tuesday, and Thursday going to Boston.
The object is to transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, aud do
ali kinds of business that may be en,,usl ted and
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges teason-
able.
Parcels and orders may be left at the Stage
houses on the Route, where he will get them and
pomptly attend to them.
g. X. LEWIS. Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, 1874.
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HERDS GRASS SEED,
A very NICE article, for sale at
N HIGGINS.
March 10. SO
A CA re. I'd.
March 10.

DR.. E. VAIL, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Brandon aud vi.
cirity, that he has located himself in the
sixth dwelling south Of the Baptist Meet
ing House, for the purpose of practising
Medicine and Surgery. He has had sew
eral years experience in his profession,
one Of which was spent in the Albany
Aims House Hospital, as practising Ply
stefan and Surgeon, which afforded him
an opportunity of examining and prescrb-
ing for diseases from almost all parts OF
he country. DR., Vail will always be
found at home when not absent upon Pro-
fessiona business. E. VAIL, M. D.
Brandon, April 23d, 1874. 45:tf
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DGgWerreOtype.

TT WILCOX respectfully announces
AA' to the citizens OF Brandon and viz
cinity, that he is prepared 10 take Nina
ure Likenesses at his rooms in the Brick
Store a few rods east of Titus Inn, fen.
trance on south side,) with the greatest
perfection and facility.
Having operated in the city of New
York and practlced under the best Da-
guerrean artists in that city, he has availed
himself OF all the recent Improvements in
this beautiful and wonderful art, which
imparls 10 the likeness the disiinctness,
durability and finish Of the finest NINA.
ture painting with lar more truth of ex-
preston.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited 10 call at his room and examine
the specimens, whether they contemplate
sitting for n picture or not. To those
who wish 10 procure correct copy OF
their own features or those of their rela>
tons, this art offers cheap and invalua-
bic facility. A deduction from the ordi-
nary price will be made where several in
the same family are taken.
H Likenesses taken ia fair or cloudy
weather.
March 10, l645.