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German Uroscopic Doctor,
d R. 10 r DON,

Can be consulted at his office, in Brandon,
DAILY, eucept The time here mentioned fer him
10 be nj Cdalsi0A.
From Monday June II till Saturday Juno &c
Monday, July Q, Satu rday ,Julyli
It Wednesday, Aug g." Saturday Aug. II
Monday, Sept, 10" Saturday, Sept 10
clean vial. containing about 2 ozs of
urine passed Immediately on rising in tho
morning, with the name and age Of the pa
ticnt-as record Of each case is kcpt-wil
enable him to treat diseases Of Throat,
Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Heart, and all dis
cases arising from them. Also diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder, Female Weaknesses,
Scfoiua, and all impurities of the blood
sS" Recolcct the time and place and tell
your ncighbors Charges reasonable for
medicine. 46;
Office in Morrill's Block, opposite the
Town Hall.
Brandon, May, 1865.
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& II A tbs
Just Published; A New Discovery in
Madioina

FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MENT, without Medicine of Spernatorrhea or Local
Weakne's, Nervous debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude
weakness Of the Limbs aud Back, IndisposiiIon and
lnoapacity for Study and Labor, Dulness Of Appre-
houston, Loss OF Memory aversion TO Society Love Of
Solitude, Timidry, Self Distrusi, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side Az
feenon Of the Eyes, PmPes ON the Face, Sexual aud
other lnffmities in man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. d. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed without Medicine is In this
small tract clearly Demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly Treatment as adopted by the
Aaihor, inily explained by means Of which every
possible cost avoiding thereby all tho advertised nos
Tams Of the day.
Semitic any address, gratis, and post free 10 sealed
sn.eope, by Temtine tpost paid postage stamps
to Ds D. OE LANEY,No II Lisponaid Street, New
loFk. 4r.Iv
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

TNHE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laster.
eg'Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
ducoI rates. None will be left on commits
en-. HARMON A. SHELDON.
u | Ilebnry, Aug. Id. 1873.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT


To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
eases, such as SEMINAL WrAKSEss. lMPo-
TEScE, GoSNoRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, &c.
&c.
The Howard ASSOCIATION of Philadel.
pha, in view Of the awful dc siruction Of hut
man life and health. caused by Sexual dis.
cases, and the receptions which are practiSed
upon the unfortuate victims OF such diseases
by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy
ofthcir name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted. male
or Female who apply by letter, with des-
eruption oftheir condition, (agc. occupation
habits oilifc.) &c, and in cascsof extreme pow
erly and suffering tc FURNISH MEDI-
ClNES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is n bcneyocn,
institution, established By special endowment.
for the relief Of the sick and distressed. aftic-
ted with "Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases.
and its funds can he used for no other purpose
1t has now surplus of means. which the dir
ectors have voted to advertise the above no.
ticc. 1t is needless TO add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatemcnt. Valuable advice also
given 10 sick and nervous females, afflicted
with abdominal weakness, Womb COMPLAINT
CostivcncSs. Leucorrhpa, &C.
Address, (post-paid,l DIR. GEO. Il. CAL
iOCN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AsSocia.
ton, No. South NINTH StIcel, Phiadel-
phia. Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARrWELL, President.
oEO. IAInGHII.n. Secretary Az,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
DR.. N. B. LA CROIX.

Has The pleasure of announcing to the public
that he has taken possession OF hs splendid new
cdiiice, which lac has erected a. No 81 Maiden
Lane. and will he happy 10 meet with those who
are DESTROYS of cons uting him in the Especially"
To which he dc, otes his undivided attention.
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The best SOaD

To save labor in Washng,is Smith and Blan-
chard's Self-0perating Soap warranted to
save half the lsbor in Washing Sold by Ii
\ SHELDON. Wholesale agent for Addison
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To the Ladies !!

IVAN be found az Beckwithsa large and
~ beautiful assortment of Hat Ribbons,
Embrolderies, Mantilla Velvets, Ladies' Cloth,
Ladies and Misses Knit Sacks, CUFFS and
Hoods, Fitch, Lynx, Sable and Coney Vic.
torines and CUTS.
Nov. 20, 1854.
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For the Public.

DAlNTED PALS and TUBS,-Butter
J. Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub>
scrihers at their Factory, formerly The Judd
marble factory.
~ Cash paid for sAPLlNG PINESi-
ew cords more wanted this season.
~ Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
rms MS can be obtained in Massachusetts.
SKEELE & MERRILL.
BY N. II. HAND, Agent
Middiebury, Jan. 10, ls32. 3S:ly.
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~ h GALEN HEAD
ODlSPENSARY, No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
IN this country, ever estab-
lished for the removal aud
pre-, cntion Of the Venereal
disease without mercury.
.NeT RemedieS, QnickCprcS
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your ClaimsI

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLD
IERS, both Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors,
Marines, Flotilla-mcn, Musicians, Wagon
Masters, Transfers, Indians, and all persons
who may have served fourteen days in any of
tho Wars of the United States, since The year
1870, the law of 1855 gives each of you, who
have not heretofore received u Warrant for
Land, One Hundred and Sixty Acres. And
to all who have received Bounty Land, c.
nough more to make Ono Hunded and Sixty
Acres
In the case Of the death ofthe person emit
tied TO Land, his Widow, or if no Widow, the
minor Child or Children, are entitled to the
Bounty.
We arc PrePared 10 promptly prosecute al
tLa'ms for Land, aud rW supply Justices OF
Peace County Clerks, COmniss;oncrs of Deeds,
NotaTies Public, Laryers, and all others niM
ne necessary Instructions and Nank farms,
free Of cost, on application, Jy mail or ether.
riw
When desired, we will sell the warrant at
The market price, and remit check for pro.
cccds. Mr.. CORR g. 90
% william Street, Ncw-York,
REPER.ScEs-Bank of the Common.
wealth, New-iork Ohio Life & Trust Com.
pany, Newfork. 40 Gm.
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" Hear what Dr Stnpp, phi, stefan Wao stands Mt
the top Of his profession su Of John bulls sarsapaIila
have been u-iue John Bulls Sarsapafiiia ia great
variety H chronic dsra IS, with the most happy effects
aud haven he,ifaon In rrcomucndng to lie public
for the Of sciolnla rhis, and Nil cuanevus aud
gaudunr di-'qlse.. lours, most iervruty,
Lewisport, Ky, April O. 1873 Nm. srAPP, NJ. D.
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I
have examined the list Of srtircs that compose John
Bulls Ntrnr OF Sarsapa and hnye hesitation in
Ming that II is safe and valuable conpoun1 would
prefer II article IN for the diseases arising
from impure stat Of the blood faint oi the system.
| connlent,y recommend IL to my friends being Q
powerful E.trHrt. and TINT believe will all
CAUSE, Of di,'as' Tor Which II IL etoucne If used
according TO dir'ciiDn- believe it TO be a valuable
sgcc"tiaucun to Mercury 80 Nay, l have my doubts
whether tlr Ipos violent aud prutti,eie cases Of
5! phiis, accomu, with Nodes Tophc in carries of the
bouts, whether ought not to every other remedy
:. H. M'cONAClIIE, NJ u.
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I'll { . ifol |.
r.. II. r..
QUICK, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL

NEMEUIEo TIA I NEVEK FAIL
In instantly stepping the most tortu,ing pains
quickly curing the icost obstinate Chro-
mic, Acute, and Ihfommatory Dis
eases. md all
MA LIE AND FEMALE uALADIES.
Let the orippIed, The freak, HE inErn, the ncr-
rous, and ogcd rcjoiee-,,tor he Il. Il. RS
irH quickly restore the pain-sfrieken
10 case and comfort, htaUh and
strength ,aHd free The svsttaa
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Rey. d. ". sEmoN ,-nev. L. sTEyENsoN.

CoNtLusiyE.- Rev. D.. W sehon l. widely and generally
known eloquent and accom- psrd pastor OF the NJ
T. church and Rev Stevenson has been known as one
the talented and zrous members that the Ken.
lucky Conference could boast Of for many Years and n.
this time i filing The high and pOnsibe station agent
Ter the NJ h. BOOK concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1870.
We have usel John Bulls Snrsnparilla and have known
Il 70 hr usot. with entire siti.lnciun and have no
hesitation in stating belief that IL Is safe and
valuable medical compound, aud calculated to produce
much good md relieve suffering; and therefore
AFFLICTED 4 ". SElION,
tssnvIl l.. STENENSON
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"MAN KNOW THYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for rs Cents.
EVERY FAMILY 6HOULD Rave A
COPY"

100000, G' |s.. , is'%
a year. A new edition,
revised aud imprC,cdJu.i
issued.
pr. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Book
forthc Aiilicted--Cnntnin
ing an Outline OF the OH.
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DIR. JOHN BULBS
S A r. S APP RILLA.

Itia remarkable fact that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicitns Who have examined the recipe BY
which lus Sarsapaiilia is prepared not has CON
demnvd IT, hut all approved H. aud commend it in the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that is decidedly the beat preps
ration OF srsapara that has been placed before the
public. Although thrre many ply tcians who feel
reluctance to having their nsies appended to the
nendn'ion oil my particular remedy, Notwithstanding
others who frankly Yield tboir support in favor Of
remedy when they know Is capable of doing 20 much
good in afflicted community As evidence rend the
following from old md respectable ply scians Of high
standing In the community in which they live
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13
NEWS BY THE ASIA.

/ London, Saturday morning-The following i.
| given on authority of Boston d spafch in The
! London Advertiser An order oil the day from
Gortschakoff dated October 9th, declares thai
he will not eyacuate the country conhded 10 his
defense neither will he retreat b. fore the inva-
ders, but will defend his country at all hazards
Yesterday one thousand officers and men first
regiment Light Infantry British Foreign Legion
embarked on board the steamer Simoon Tor Bal
aklava.
The Daily News, City Article says the an
nouncement of fleet in American waters,
was TO be reinforced has excited considerable dis
cussion.
Discount market quiet.
1t is said the agsree ate loans which will be re-
quired by British and French Government during
the early part OF next year represent very large
sum. Some further small parcels of gold were
10 day sent into tie Bank The i,ou,e,siate de,
mand Of the co..tiaeat having apparently been
satisfied after tie late Australian arrival
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13

Dsa.h y Commodore Daaie.s--tommodort
John r. Daniels died a, Baltimore ne gen
ut, in the I'D yea RS age. During the South
Am-.,can struggles for Independence, Nr- DaHie's
who was follower Of tie sea, ard hal command
"A several mercantile vessels ente. eI the ColuH-
ban service asa volunteer, aud was at once Tai>>
ed e the Taak Of Commodore, and placed at The
head Of lie entire naval force Of the republic
He t,tyht then naval battles with skill and Draw.
r. and after their independence was achieved he
re-urned to his naive city salt:nore-where
,s continued TO resde % the time 81 bis decease
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13
Lake Disaster---I.oss of Life.

.JILWAUkEE, now.
The propeller Queen of the Lakes, reports the
total wreck of the propeller Delaware, near She
boygan, bound down, with fall cargo of provis-
ions from Chicago, with the loss of eleven lives
The propeller Omar Pash, also bound down.
with cargo of 12,o00 bushels of wheat, from
this port IS water-lodged and sunk near Sheboy-
gan Three men were lost from one vessel.
The Captain of the Delaware died from exA
posure in the rigging OF his vessel
The Queen of the Lakes was obliged to throw
the storm
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D@eeSg9g lii Me@S.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.
CAPTURE OF KINBURN CONFIRMED.
New York. Nov. 6.

The Arago arrived this afternoon.
The capture of Kinburn is confirmed
The Allies took fourteen hundred and
twenty prisoners, including Gen Koiano
witch, and one hundred and seventy four
cannon The following day the Russians
blew up fortifeations of Oschakoff, point
opposite kinburn.
Consals. 874. Wheat and flour unchang'
ed. Corn shilling hi Cher, Cotton declined
eighth, Market irregular with small sales.
The Allies landed thirty thousand men
near Kipburn.
Sir William Molesworth is dead The
Bourse at Madrid is deserted from panic
by the cholera.
A bread demonstration was held al
HYDE Park, on Sunday
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13

Case Of Or. rorreN-Since the difficulty be.
tween DR.. Worrel, our late Consul at Matanzas
and the Spanish authorities. it has been discover
ed By the State Depa rtment that the Consul from
all countries, except our own, within her most
Catholic Majesiy's dominion, have The right BY
special agreement TO take possession of the effects
of their deceased countrymen and affx their seals
thereto, but it will be recollected that Dr. w was
not allowed to perform similar function, or
rather an attempt 10 do so was not respected by
the Spanish authorities In view of these facts
il has been officially brought 10 the attention Of
the Spanish Government. in order that our Con-
suls may be secured like privileges
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tVIII IIlt -IIIN ItIhtt ST. 7
MARI NE DISASTERS.
TWO MORE pRoPELLERs WRECKED
Fourteen LiUes Lost i!

We learn from Mr. w. W Brown who arrived
here last evening by the propeller Queen OF the
Lakes from Shehoygan, that tremendous North
East gale ragged there Monday, during which the
propeller Delaware bound down, with full load
of provisions from Chicago was totally wrecked
with the loss of eleven lives, and the propeller
Omar Pasha, also bound down, with a load OF
$4,000 bus. wheat and 400 bbIs -four from this
port, became water-lodged but managed 10 get
along side the Sheboygan pier where she sunk
There were three vessels high and dry, about
miles this side of Sheboygan. Three men were
lost from one of the vessels and eleven from the
propeller making fourteen in all. Among those
lost is the Captain of the Delaware who died from
exposure ia the rigging of his unfortunate craft
The life boat was got out at Sheboygan, and
some lives saved from the propeller Delaware =
The gale is said to have been a terrible one
The Queen of the Lakes was obliged to throw
overheard portion OF her deck load
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NEWS BY THE BALTIC.

New York, Nov. 3.
The news from the seat Of war is quite inn
portant. The allies have or ganized concentric
advance from Eupatoria, and surrounded the Rus
sian forces.
Kinburn at mouth of river Dneper was cap
tured by the allies.
Taman and Phauagoria two towns the
Straits of Kertch were destroyed by the allies.
Russians retired from Liprandis position, in
tending to defend line of the river Belbec.
Letters from Odessa state that the Car had OF
deTed commission at KEEL to decide on the fate
of such volunteers in foreign legions as may be
taken prisoners. They are not 10 be considered
prisoners of war. Hungarians this category
are to be delivered to Austria.
North side of Sebastopol is surrounded by new
Russian fortifcations.
Russians attacked Kars on the goth, but were
repulsed with immense slaughter.
Gortschakoff is TO be court martaled.
Kingburn captured on the 18th by the Al
les
The daily News of this morning says there
was further decline in the funds yesterday OF
five Fights One of the causes OF this decline is
the facts that the bank has been borrower O,
mons TO considerable extent in .nc stock. ex>
changing on the security of consols, until the
November sitting. The discount houses have
raised their allowance for money on de mand to
FIVE per cent
The Times says there is rur, or the Bank o
France is DESTROYS of procuring addii iona tlyc
million sterling in gold
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13

GEoRGE LAW FiRE-AnMs.-These venerable
flint locks, 100000 in ALL concerning which there
has been so much talk, aad fuss, and fear and
trouble, have at last il is said, been purchased by
the Russian Government and are now in process
of alteration into semi Mime rifles, at Colts Es-
adjustment in Hartford, Conn. 1t is singular
fact that the chief beligerent parties in the pres
ent European war have come to the city of Hart.
ford 10 obtain their best arms. Messrs Robbins
d Lawrence turning out over 600 per
month. for the Sharp Rifle Co. OF that place, on
an English contract, besides large quantity Of
other arms Extensive additions have been made
to their works by the erection of new buildings
and if the war continues, further extentions will
be made
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate consists Of % members OF whom
10 hold over Rep and Demand Is are
elected this year; Of these the Republicans have
elected and The Democrat 6, probably This
gives the Republicans mag in that branch.
The Assembly consists OF 50 members. and We
s.e heard Of the election Of % Republicans and
go Democrats Tie Democrats will probably
a.e majority in the House. We shall give a
list next week.
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substantial kind 1t has stood every test yet
applied to it. without damage in any shape
whatever The wooden substructure--treste
work-was put up by Stone, Boomer & Co..
men of great experience in bridge building in
the West and whose reputation ought to pro-
tect them from any impuiation of design to turn
over to the Company an imperfect or unfinished
piece OF work We shall be slow TO believe
that they have done SO, except the plainesi
testimony.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-13

II Il is after election, and we have no
object in following up Mr.. Bashtord but do
desire 10 have our friends understand that at no
time Will we be guilty of using falsehood know
ingly, against an opponent nor VIII we even be
guilty of SO wording attack that while II may
be true to the letter. ii Is false in its spirit
We therefore repeat that Mr.. Bashlord did call
upon brewer IN this village, and solicit his vote
ne brewer told Of the circumstance in the pres
snce q about twenty vines e, and we presume
So ca. II necessary, produce bis testimony prov
~ re truth Of our statement.
The above statement IS evidently made with &
desire TO lower Mr.. Bashiord il ;he estimation a:
the sober community. Hence The continued mis-
representation alter election We repeat the
fact that Mr.. Blsltord never called uPon bre,yer
in this town to solicit votes, or for any other
purpose This whole fabrication in the Demo
crai. (not that We accuse the Editor of that pa
per Of knowingly stating that which is not 50 in
this rnatter) arises from this fact, a sve sre told
BY one who was present. Mr.. BashCord in com
pany with a friend. called at mechanics shop to
see gentleuen who he was told was there, that
several persons were present among whom was
this celebrated Brewer; Mr. Bash.ord was into
duced 70 those gentleman, but tie vote OF 10 one
solicited by him, nor iii lie, while present,
express desire, either directly indirectly. 10
Lave any man vote for him The Brewer, how
ever. did say, without solicitation, that he was
" brewer. and gave that as brewer why he
supported Barstow These are the facts about
this Brewer ease, oyer which so much cap;tal has
been attempted 10 be made
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California Iptell;eanca

/ The official vote for every county in the Stat
I for State officers has been received Johnson
majority over Bigler is Eve thousand and ninety
three. Murray's majority is three hundred an,
seventy-our.
! The State Agricultural Fair has proved very
successful. Several novel features were intro
duce1 in the shape of tournaments, eques,rianstn
by ladies', lassoing. etc, for superior skill in al
/ OF which prizes were awarded.
! The wheat, corn, barley and oat crop of Sac
ramento County, this year. will be worth 5 900,
! 600.
| The sum of three thousand dollars has beer
reised in Sacramento for the purpose of building
a new Masonic Hall
1t is rumored that large body of rnea- four
or five hundred, are organizing throughout the
State, for the purpose of joining Walker
The mines have been turning out even better
if possible, than ever.
We learn that on Tuesday Reeves & Co, a,
Hambur, on the Klamath consisting of three
men, took out sixty-eight and quarter ounces
Wednesday, eighty-three and quarter ounces +;
Thursday, ninety-four and half ounces; Friday,
o'o N"i"ie" anu thcilty -iNNo, anu on SATURDAY
hftysix and quarter ounces making four han
dred aud twenty FIVE ounces. six thousand ight
hundred dollars to three 1lep in five days This
week they have also been doing good business
AT place called Junction Bar. at the mouth
of Scott River, Esger & Co, (lour men) took on,
on Saturday las $500. These men have taken
out of their claim as high as $500 to the pan
Their claim is still paying we'll
Mammoth Chunk We are informed H..
Messrs. Tristram. Goodshall &. Co. took ort ~
Their cia!.-i near Gibsonrsnse, few DAYS since.
chunk r. gold weighing FIVE hundred ounces
Our informant did not see the chunk, but his in
formation derived from those who did, and
in whom he places implicit confidence Such
:. giving OUT of the mines is we'll calculated to
encourage new and increased exertions in disen1-
boweling the mountains.-MarysrHe Express
We have had the pleasure OF conversing with
an intelligent gentleman who has recently made
the tour of all the principal mining towns and
camps Of the southern mines, and whose business
has brought him into personal contact with the
mining interests of the country. THIS gentleman,
who has for long time made similar periodical
visits, informs US that he never has known bust
ness in the mining region he has visited 70 be
in more fourishing state, and he states that not
the long continued dry season inn
mense amounts OF gold being taken all thro
The southern mines