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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

Blue and Brow n Driils-
Red ami Yellow FlaRenls,
Greea aud Gray
White
Carpet ard Seamless Bags,
Plain and Fig'd Deiain--
Rob Roy aud Scotch Plaid,
I.insc,s,
Meriaoes and Alpaces,
Persian T~iils,
Bay State Shawls,
Serg-s,
!, Rlsh p Lawns,
prapcry Muslins,
Linen Dsm5sks,
Snow Drop Table Cloths,
Birds Eye Diaper,
Scotch -
Broad Cloths,
Tweed5,
Carpeting,
tbs, Table oil Cloths,
&c, Sc, SC.
w A Il e.
+, Carpenters Tools.
Hammers,
Planes,
Baiances iap t. 5Ih,
=, FeI,oe AMI Wood @lzs-
Augsr.,
tuIsei-,
Plain irons,
sad irOn~,
Scoops,
LOCK- and Dog Chains
Crow bars,
Finishing and Horse Nails
Brush Sc3 thes,
Coffin Screw
Door Bells and Hansipgs,
Plumb and pocket levels,
Bench Screws,
Table Cutlery.
yes. Putty ard tiudding knives
Mill ~ ~ Files,
ID 'or and Chest Locks,
Drawer locks.
Satchei and Pad Locks,
&c, sc.
L r I e ):
Tea,
Mocha Coffee,
Raisi,is,
Snuff,
Soap,
Shot
Resin,
Tanners ard Lamp Oil
Rice Flour,
P.ckieJ Pork,
Tabs,
Pals,
PEPPER,
Nutmeg,
Mace,
Rorax-
Salt Petre,
sulphur,
Mad der,
Cream Tartar,
CASTOR Oil.
PheLix Bitters,
sc, &C.
I. = O.
, Boots and Shoes, Cr5ckery,
isS tfare, &c, &c.
:. Il l.. u. Wheel. Err.
S54. v7n4Stt.
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1850.

WILL KNOWS sTAspoF
S. & l.. G.. w Ii e Err,
VI Oh Street, Mineral FONT.
w this method to inform old customefS ina
w the public generally, that are now receiving our
FALIAND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct New York. which are prepared To ener 70
all may win CALI at prices ncn we
-ifi Droya .atisactry Our motto is live and let live
Ne shall no. aengt 10 cheat the pubic into me oe'ie
that have of thousands liars worth 81 "oo.s
which we have "A doa't expect to have neither do
hold ca under tne preience thht
selling Offering for sale, alt or any part oi our
for 6,ag such thi's
a system OF doing on-nsrs wb,ch we coh-
do understand; The thing we oeieve 10 DE
humbaq ALI CANNON; we donf know any thing about
il nor don't wish satisfied 1t WIZ not "th
in he end - but will that We ha1e good socs
of t,ods purchased reliable houses which in enc
sell I'D vance above cc, and on as faV.rsoie
terms, think the same qiAiity "i x oas ON o
nu-chssel ese in this market and We invite an
examination stock IL Consists In part US fono"s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
Just Arrived.
SPRING B SUMNER GOODS

III AViNsrecei yec XIX y ~ sthcE ~
I deem il advisable, for the benefit OF the pubie
10 make known re of the leading articles by way oil
sDeci &c ri, they DC Il paFtm sde To reaze he
amount Of stock keep. ard the great amount W nch
sell during ihs of year. My stock con-
stsls in part IF the following:
DRY g GODS,
Blcached and unbiea ched Cotsons, 1914, 40 "a
and 4, all grades,
Prints. of all Sly les
Red gre-n, blue, yellow and white Fianneis'in erea'
variety,
Beays5, pilot, ani broad cloths of various coiors.
cassiueres sattinetis weeds nseys, kefee5 49, &c,
Diapers crash brown and white Linens
Canvass, adding and every variety OF Talor sif
nings,
Marines Of blue drak. brown clsret scarlet, black,
maroon, green, and other shades,
Aipacas. oiack, blas, stri ped and brown,
Six aai cotton fian kerchiefs,
Bay State, long aai square Shlwls,
Cash mere aud black silk do
DENNIS. blue and brown Drills,
Tickiass, Canton Flannets,
Hosiery OF al kinds for Iaiies aud children,
And every variety of Dry Goods called orin 'his
Clothing,
$50 assorted colored and quality Goats,
saH PAIRS assorted Cashmere and saitinetPahls,
IT'S assorted qualify ana cnlorod Nests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts, &c, Sc,6c.
E:oOss AZ Shoes,
40 cases m,n and boys coarse Boots,
do
10 ,, KIP do
u BOYS and fue DO
Il wouier and Misses coarse and hpe bootees,
- ehiIIfea's assorted Boots a.d shoes.
De useless To umeraie more as every ono
knows keen largest and beseleeted stock o. Boots
and Saos.s ia 'VeStern Wisconsin, and purchase ureci
RON .nufecturers.
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Caution.
IL persons are forbidden to mine, dig, remove min
~ eral from, otherwise trespass upon thefoowing
described premises. To wit:
The south east Ia of section sc, town g. range east
"a north l., and north y of south 4 OF N
L IA uf section I, town ;, range 2east.
further noticeis hereby giventhat any person
persons trespasshg upon the above premises, will be
c. at with acccIG ding &c law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TUAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853. 36tf
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st. ouiS advertisements.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of
W. =. SWIMMER,

NO. IA, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Who is the AGENT .he best and most widely circu-
iateI Newspapers in the West, and is authorized to
take Advertising and subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

SOAP.--loe Boxes Boston Soap. received and ft
- sale p JOHN MILTON.
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FtREtSDIE S-25 Boxes. Z do quart. rdo .
~ of StarCsndles, 21 boxes Mould Candles
anu for sale st GEO. w. COBB-s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

AT THE OLD AND WILL KNOWN STAND OF
S. & l.. G.. WHEELER,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

DICKI4ES.-Afnel lot of Pickles in Jare. for sale
n by sAM. JENKINS,
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Clothing.

GA Salt nd for
- 30 Bbls Kan. - ust recei' ccopRis,
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Dry GOODS,

$50 assorted colored and quality Coats,
saI paIrs assorted Cashmere and satthet rah's'
IT'S assorted qualify ana cnloFod Nests'
Red flannel and striped Shirts, c., &C s6c.
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Agents lor The BANNER.

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become Il subscriber to the Banner, bv
handing them their name and address will
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They will also see to forwarding all adj
vcrtisitg business connected will! the
paper.
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w. +. B. HArNswoHrH, Sl'rvillc, S. C.
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w. S. LAwTcN g. Co. Charleston, S, G..
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Store. [D All letters addressed TO the
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li,326 have resulted from In

Which ll,326 have resulted from IN
temperance.
u heSe statistical reports arc from
less than third Of tn. State. II
the same proportion prevails in other
counties, and the city Of New York be
added, u would show about 10000
'1thtinn( arrests in the State during
the last year, and $1,000 of them
justly charged to ln'cmperancc.
Nine counties and three villages
pay taxes/to The amount of St23.S79
Of wbicE4 amount &l7S,9OO have been
expended upon the effects and results
ni lntcmpcrancc and these nine coun.
ties, and three villages, comprise not
Q than one eight Of the population
OF the State. The entire amount Of
direct t"r"tioM imposed by %Intelnper-
ancc must be very near if not quite
tro millions Of N1iIwry.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-23
The --latest cxVs.

The steamer Baltic has arrived with
Liverpool dates ofMay 9Th.
At selaatopol the Allies, after the
most %sanguinary fighting, had gained
considerable ground having taken
nearly all the Russian outworks. Not
outstanding these successes, however,
their position Was more critical than
ever.
q They were obliged to Stacked the
bombardment after the 2Sth, without
having produced sufficient effect to
justify an assault.
A vast force of Russians, said to
exceed one hundred thousand men,
were concentrating about the place.
There was daily telegraphic com.
munication between London and the
Crimea, but the Government is very
cautious with the news.
The Emperor Napoleon narrowly
escaped assassination on the evening
Of the 2Sth. An Italian fred two pis.
tol shots at him while riding on horse.
back. Personal revenge was his only
motive.
y despatch from Chicago says
Atchison and Stringfellow have o:gan.
lied q secret society, pledged by force
of arms to expelI all l~reesoiicrs from
Missouri and Kansas, even at the risk
Of disunion. All the Wing and Ben
ton presses are to be destroyed, and
cannon were being conveyed to destroy
the Hotel at ka sas, and the presses
at Lawrence.
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New Mode of Fencing.

Upon our fourth page will be found
an article upon this subject, to which
we invite the attention of our farmers.
We should be happy for some of them
to take the matter up and discuss the
propriety ofthe change recommended.
1t is a subject upon which our people
have no doubt thought but little and
upon which all. would like. to hear
something. Let Us hear the views Of
some of your members Of the Agricul.
tural Society.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-23
Great Temperance Meeting.

The National Division Of the Sons
of Temperance, at the last meeting in
the British Provinces, resolved to hold
their next meeting in Charleston, on the
9th of June. The STANDARD says u
large assemblage is expected, and ex.
tensive preparations are in progress
for their reception. Delegates are
expected from all the Grand Divisions
in the United States, Novia Scotia and
New Brunswick, England, Ireland and
Scotland, and last though not least
from some Of the Indian tribes in the
West. The occasion will be q very
interesting II and the opportunity Of
visiting such q body not soon again
presented in South Corolina. The
friends Of the cause and the public will
bear it in mind.
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rRIcEs CURRENT or TuE
Charleston Market.
Corrected weekly by
w. q. E4lSYtOnl a. Co.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, S. c.
Charleston, May 18th, l95:

Charleston, May 18th, 1855.
UPLAND CorToN.-The sal s Of this arti-
Gle the past week amounted TO 1856
bales, at from 8 To lie. per ID. The
market is firm, and prices looking up.
RlcE.-This article is still higher price,
5 TO 6 II.
GEA,N.-Corn, Sl,l5, to 81 1ec per b.
Scarce. Peas 100 TO $l,U5 per b. Oats
75c. to soc per bush. Scarce and rising.
Fiour.-SlO,25 to Ssll 50 per b., for
Southern. $40 IS to $l5 for good North
crn.
Salt-Sacks $l,l5to $l,33. We have
Whiskcy,-45 to 5Oc per gallon.
5000 sacks for sale.
BRowN's GISs.-This newly invented
Gin will get out Long Cotton clean OF
notes, and the shorter Sea Island Cotton
better than the common kinds. We are
\ cnts for these gins.
BAcoN-Ilog round, Ii To ID lie per ID,
according to quality and quantity.
IllpEs.-Cowhidcs 10 to 1912 per Id
Deer Skins 70 to 22c per lb.-Coon
and. other small skins Zoe. each.
CoFFEE.-Rio 10 81, TO II l-2c, accer-
ding to qualify.
SuGAE.-Brown, / l.2 to &c ACCORD
ne TO quality.
MoLAssEs,-Cuba q to %, N. o. 80
80 c. per gal.
WAx.-22 to 2oc. per ID.
Tobacco.-Virginia and North Carolina
Is to SOC. per ID. We are agents for the
factories of those States, and for Long
Bennett 81 Co.'S. brand received a premium
al our Fair.
interchangeable wines Of Ohio
S10t SIS per doz. We are agents fol
th,se wines, for which we have received
a premium at our Fair recently.
WooL.-Washed, IS to De. per lb
Trashy, 6 to l5G, per ID.
BEEF CATTLE.-Car loads DC. to 10c
per h., nett. Getting scarce.
HoGs.-Car loads 8 ID to &c. peri
ID. nett.
NAVAL SToREs.--Spts. Turpentine IS
10 4lc per gal. Rosin Sl,25, TO S2,5(
per barrel, Tar, &l,S7c. to $2,5Oc,
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and there was much in tho article as well
rs OFT OF II, which justified sncli an opin.
'oi--lt IS too, in perfect keeping with the
abuse, the Sarcnsns, the epitactS aud the
slender of this your last article.
Read yonr own article sir, and is i, not
perfectly plain to even your ]dislcmpcrcd
mind that you have not been engaged in
writing upon the necessity, the cxpcdicncy
or the propricty Of havin. "A new court
house in Clarendon, but in abusing and
''sily'ng the Bar, and in making unbound.
cd and ungentlcnnanly charges. you be-.
lIcvc that none but our Lawyers 90 ayin
your court house" Who taught you
that lesson VIXEN heard you any OF
tlcm speak upon that subject 2 Aha .
Have you not betrayed yourself here -
DO You suppose that many will believe
hGt 10 hc the sentiment of the man whose
name you have obtained to accompany
your article! | assure you, not u.Qny.
And you believe the lawyers gos agin
it because it makes big (ees." Is Mu too
any more likely to be Mr.. B--'s
opinion? How many fees, much less biz
fees, has he ever paid to our Bar? And
why would the idea Of "nyorbltant fees
arise in his mind ! No sir, it did nc, orir,
mate 'hcrc, AMI j, contains a charge for
which We demand proof. Let the cases be
cNcd and let the community be the Judge.
we Challenge Investigation. There have
been no cr0rJt9hH ircS and ii th.rc have
b2on Ei"9e ones, it will BE- found upon
investigation that they hare 6ccn descrrad
and that when they have been charged it
has hccn IN return for life and honor saved.
Now Sir, ai!ow lis 10 say you have made
this issue yourself. You can not blame
us for 1t. We wou'd have gInl!y kept
out OF it. but YOU forced us into It, and
you must abide The consequences. You
have made a clilrgc upon the Bar aul III.
on the Editor Of the Blnncr, WHO YOU
hI'0~ 20 &c a Lawyer although, you insin.
uatc that you do not, and VIC call upon
yon TO sustain Yourself. .Agairs, Clarcn.
don we say nolhing--wc can sag nnN:in9.
IN the contrary W. 20 for Clarenlon and
;hc true interested the Icoj!e OF Clarendon;
and we sllnw This by going agains, your
designs and your Vaccinations. And we
shall never be iIcvc until we see it, thai
Clarendon will ever fall so low as To con.
sent TO he made Cats paw Of with which
yoH may wreak Your vengeance, or submit
/" he Il ball with winch You may play your
own game. We have done with you, sir,
for t''ia ti,:c, and nope You are satisfied with
the appearance You cut before the omnu.
nifty. Next week VIC may favor you with
some views upon Inc article signed" Yves.
lcy."
In conclusion wc would say. in Justice
TO ourselves, that your last article should
not have appeared but that you ordered it
III as air advertisement. This compelled
us TO iliScIt il nnd therefore 10 notice IT,
The Charge is Fourteen Du!iurS, which you
ii! please forward.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-23
BY ~SANTANNA.

CoNTRovEHsy.-A newspaper warfare
is going on in New Work, between Arch
bishop Hughes, head of the Roman Catho>
lie Church in this country, and Erastus.
Brooks Of the Express. To the present
time the Express man has rather got HIS
Holiness. The following is the conelud.
ing sentence of his last article:
"I.et the Archbishop possess his soul
in patience: before the end he shall hear.
not only Of his dealings with the living.
but with the dead, in whose disease and.
burial he rofts."-Dandridge Herald.
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Special Notice,

: THERE WILL BE A MEETINGO OF
the Mechanics Association, at the Town
Hall on Saturday night nexe, at 8 o'clock
P. NJ. The members OF the Association
will, we hope, all be present; as this IS
considered a good time to rovive and bring
into life this most useful, as well us, eff.
cient society.
NUMBER OF MECHANICS.
HAY %, 1855. 20 1t
Watchman cory one time,
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One of the IscOplc,

This Communication, which our
friends of the Wutchman were rcqucs,
ted to copy, was left out Of that paper
by some oversight. 1t will appear
there this week.
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TO Jefferson.

Your Article has been received, and
although we doubt the expclicncy
of inserting it, yet we shall do 50 next
week. An unavoidable press Of mat.
ter prevents our doing SO in this issue.
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tormcIexpelrncr.

4 no irIrr II IIry, A.. lNl.z.a'' -. ~ All |
nor In. hol. ,l va, 49,, ~ 5sn5 ), Ia.
c,ph,v, savs \. Arr;.,h,x Etd,fr. lhut |
mos, of ,Ir,t rmnrs hspc only planted
c,o,,rh corr! f., ,hou ov> wants. and =
bnr, suniciIcy f., ,b;,t. IL.
~,
i"c Mays" OF "'''! H''"'''''" na'
'eH"'u "'or" oo'"'''
'" ' : u
"",'E t" ''''
,or.or,;,1, a., seao IN, flow &c w,,rr
rr H. III. XII. .,,,,,y Tho v.,o.
worl.. ~. "a ,r,ly sro;,.;o,,
-
y ,c'cgrap a. ~ T6f'cm"NHer
Snarpe NH ~, rsh,rno e.. ,ho r,,rJo,
Of their bto,l,cr. ,ohp Shorno, ON The III,
November los,. S,mm.uccl ~ dov no trv-
inc them ,eper,clv. lanes sh,rpc WAS
found uuisv ~ mool,,,,htcr Il is 10
he braudrhir tho h,,l
Inc %trEailcF Or. 4. Sharpe ONES on
tomorrow morning.
later cSpa'cEl IRON Charlotte dated
Nay l9StN says: Tue case OF Dr.. Z.
9HafFc, tEeproihcr OF Jas. Sharpe, Tor the
r'iF"cr OF hN brother, John Sharpe came
on today, az nc was also declared guilty
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-23
40 siic Person ITO sissls s:i ,,,
self "&;entanha."

first article which bore this siynn,urc. was
Ecncraliy&itgibrtcd 10 a rrry dear friend.
ana nc0r relative o! the author Of The article
signed "Ncslcy." Tho p,oofo o this, was
upon the very face Of your article, and all
the praise and adu'ation YOU Sc unbccom.
ingiy spucd. forth upon tho article of vour
very dear friend. did not adj the lras, to
the attempted disguise. In fact Il was
ono Of the urmisiakabIc characteristics nv
which ii was 20 generally ~rccoruizad, and
your last article, whcn i, is read, will bu,
add confirmation 10 this belief. II any
thing were wanted 10 render tbs douhlv
sure 1t would De obtained by an inspection
OF the manuscript sent 10 us. For apart
from the undisgu;scd fact tia, tho s.vlc is
an assumed style, it must be plain 10 cy.
cry ono that the honcSi, tho iIliicratc man,
no you have made 4 tool OF, and whose
name accompanies the article, is not the
author OF the piece. Plain, because he is
not able 10 write such a piece, disguised
and botclicd as j; is: plain because he
would not conceive much less entertain
such sentiments. lie has no $50 for them.
And plain because he naver would s!.nw so
plainly an attempt 10 Disguise his
productions, when his name accompanied
the art icIr. For instance, he would not
write the word "hRcw" properly and then
erase the * and make il " npH" or
The name "JuEc " and tier, change il, 10
"GunG o' yet the prunoul him
where it is proper TO put " him" and
then change it to sit" to make il sound
illi'cra'c. No sir," the manuscript is even
stronger testimony than the articles them.
selves, and they. in III! conscience, arc
strong enough to iX up n The right author.
You arc then, generally known, and VIC
arc relieved from The unpleasant necessity
OF writin,! against n concealed foc--llav
inc Informed you OF this. It, lis look a,
your article.
You say in IL" outset Of yoHr Article
: | sees yan gees a:.iii Giariudon.' Yo;:
arc as widely mistaken here rs you are
in surprising 1l:,, you are concerned I'M
der the name you have IorroWe cd. II wc
could he made to believe that C~IQrcniya
desired : division Of the District, or that q
division would he beneficial 10 The jco-
pie OF Clarendon, VIC would advocate
your cauSc with all our miuht and name,
hut; whom vr c,l,r, ;L,t IN. L., r, a..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-25
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S
PILLS FOR FEMALES.

The combination. of the ingredients in
these Pills, is the result Of II long and cX,eH-
sive practice they are mild in their operation,
aud certain Of restoring nature into It's prop
er channel. In every instarce lave ihcPills
proved succc sslnl. The Pills invariably open
those Instructions to which females are liable
and bring nature into It's proper channel,
whereby health is restored, and the pale and
deathly counlcnance changed to q healthy one.
No female can enjoy good health unless she
is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place whether frrm exposure, cold, or any
other cause, the general health begins imme
diately to decline, and the want OF such n
remedy has been the cause of so many con.
sumptions among yonng females. Headache,
pain in the side, palpitalon OF The heart,
loathing of food, and disturbed sleep almost
always arise from an interruption Of nature !;
aud whenever that is the case, the Pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
n. B.-These Pills should never be taken
during pregnancy, as they would lie sure 10
cause IA miscarriage,
They are put up in square, flat boxes and
will be sent by mail to any address by remit
ting 10 Dr,C. l.. Chceseman, No. 267 Blecck-
street, New York. Price 81. per box. 5O:ly
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German Uroscopic Physician.
DR.. NJ. F. EDISON


MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Brandon and vicinity, that he will
practice medicine on the German Uroscopic
system, which leads him to locate and de-
scribe the symptoms of disease of CHRON-
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction a clean vial containing
about two ounces of urine, passed first in the
morning,-with the name and age of the pa
ticnt,wil enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
bring several eases and medicine can be sent
to any part Of the country His remedies are
wholly of the reformed practice, differing es-
scntally from those of any other systerl or
school, consisting of Chemicals and Extracts
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obvating the Inconvenience of bulk,
Sc, heretofore an objection TO their general
use Unlike the potent minerals they are
reliable, efficient and safe-acting in harmony
with natures laws without enervating or
prostratng the vital functions of organic life
The relative merits of the two systems in
their application for the removal of disease
we leave for people of common sense to de-
tcrminc.
Sangunc that he is enlisted in good cause
and for iustifablc cnds-thc cause Of hui
manity-the cure and rest Grafton tohcallh, of
those suffering from disease, with whom are
associated the choicest cndearmcntS OF life,
we cannot but invite and urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject,
and leave no means untried to promote the
health and happiness of yourself and friends.
From the humble and grateful recipients Of
his remedies, he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thusiastic terms, of cures from diseases and
sickness, some of which were of the most
extreme eases of misery, of from five TO
twelve years standing, now restored and in
the enjoyment of health lie would particu-
larly call your attention to the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore to
very great extent bancd the skill the pro-
fcssion at large, but now he claims within
the list of successful treatment and cure, viz:
Affections of the Llngs, Throat, Liver, Kid
ncys and Spleen, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Shortness Of Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions, Female Weakness NERVOUS
Diseases, palpitation of the Heart, ScrofIla,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas, Old Sores of
every variety, Piles, IIumors and all diseases
arising from an impute state Of the blood or
habit Of the system.
Particular attention will be paid to Female
Complaints; and all diseases of y delicate
nature, may be trusted to him, without a be-
trayal Of that confidence which should ox-
ist between the patient and physician.
{ u No charge for consultation. Charges
for medicine reasonable,
Office houf5 from 3 \. NJ. CHAP
Office few rods south of the Brandon
House, cast side of the river
Brandon, Vt, Jan, 1855. 37Gm.