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ESTT Az
Aug "a. '65-

ltAME into the enclosure Of Hastings
~ & Bfanald, On the Saltwater Road,
one mile from 81 Pail, a dark brown OK,
six years Old, with small white streak
on his back, and white his belly and brisket ~,
Of his leg white the inside horgs sta sht and
high The owner is requested to prove property nav
charges and take him ayvays -
oct 27-w2w HASTINGS g. pplIN.pn
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Dakota coun,y---Officiai.

We are indebted to Mr.. John Kennedy,
Deputy Register, for the following abstract
of the official canvass of votes for Dakota
county:
For Delegate to Congress David Olmsted,
325; Henry NJ. Rice, 153; William R. Mar
shall, 1856. -,
For Councillor-H. G. Bailey, 254; F. J.
Bartlett, III; w. H. H. Graham, l57; D..
w. G. Dunwell, So; scattering, 3.
For Representatives-M. 7. Murphy, 375;
o. G. Gibbs, 206; Andrew Keegan, 201; G..
P. Adams, l73; Michael Conner, 81; j. J..
Noah, IS; j. G. Dow, 63; Scattering, 20.
For Sheriff-John Devilin, 277; Alpheus
G. French, Isl; scattering, 203.
For Register of Deeds-John Kennedy,
4SO; Dr. P. Barton, 148. y q - ~ 70
County Treasurer-Hypolite Dupuis, 418;
John W: Brown, $50. o1..- '-lE-
County Commissioners-Ri Richard Austin,
3S7; D. B. Trt,an, POO; scattering, l.
For Judge Of Probate Locke, 80;
John Benson, 1872; scattering, 1O3.
For District Attorney-Edmund F. Park
er, 319; A. NJ. Hayes, l02; scattering, As.
For County Surveyor-John Blakely, 396;
Charles B. Lowell, SO; scattering, 159. >
;. For Assessors Patrick Eagan, 272; Daniel
Flynn, ga; Richard Morrill,, 165; William
P. Dunbar, 178; William B. Liddle, 165; w.
v. B. Moore, l34. :.
81, For Coroner-John Finnegan, 1873; N. N.
Thompson, 160; scattering, 70.-Pionees and
Democrat. II ails-.
e "Fellow citizens" said q stump Or
ator, 1--WE have the best country in the world
and the best government: What people on
the face of the earth enjoy more privilegei
than we do? Here we have liberty to speak
and liberty of the press, without onerou'
despotism. What, fellow citizens, is more
desirable than this Dc you want anything
more, my countrymen ?n' 'fsYes, Stree,
sang out .red-faced loafer, "this is dry work
wanta suck out of that flask sticking on
Of your pocket"
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The BOYS OF THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE"
in their jollifcation at getting rid of the old
rookery on Wednesday night, succeeded in
creating general alarm of fire. No dam
age done to any person or any thing outside
the premises.
- Among the passengers from below
by the Falls City yesterday, we noticed
A. c. Smith, Esq, who we understand will
assume the reins Of government over the
Free Press establishment in few days. We
must, it seems, have two Democratic papers
here-Jo Brown and the Earle to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
FIRE.-The central part of the city was
again endangered yesterday forenoon by the
roof of small house on Minnesota St., near
Third, taking fire from defective aue or
stove pipe. The alarm was promptly given,
and the Hook and Ladder Boys, together
with the Engine Company, were as promptly
on hand. Their efforts saved general con-
aagration. Whose duty is it to see that
stoves are safely put up and flues properly
constructed -HJT
EE The Oswego New York; Times
states that there are in that city at the pres
ent time, sixteeil Touring mills, with sixty
four run of stone, capable of manufacturing
about ten thousand barrels Of -four per day
There is perhaps no point in the United
States, or in the world, where the manufac
ture of flour is conducted upon as large
scale as in the city Of 0swsgo. fhe facili
ties for handling grain at that port are als'
extensive. The ele2ating capacity is abou
thirty-sixr thousand barrels per hour, ant
storage room equal to abouttW1o millions tw
hundred thousand bushels. as5s
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Notice to Capitalists.
Greatest Bargains in Land ever offered

--.-s~-- IN 81. raul.
FUNHE following pieces of Real Estate will be sold
IL 20 per cent. beioU the Market prices:
5000 of Land In different parts Of the Terror
at from 50 to $40 per acre.
$500 acres adjoining the City of st. Paul.
$50 &c at La Pointe Lake, Superior.
100 lots in Dayton Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
80 10S acre lots in lyman Dayton's 6
885 &C Dayton & Warren's" 6
60 &C sc Lyman c. Daytli's 2nd &C ss
IS &C various portions of the City of st. Paul.
improved and unimprOve1.
The Warehouse, Store and Lois at the Upper Landing
belonging to Lyman Dayton.
The above will be sold in quantities to suit purchas
ers.
TERMS, = cash and the remainder in l and years.
My prices such enable to guarantee %
cent. upon the amount raid In cash.
will guarantee so per cent upon locations Of Land
Warrants for otheT%u years.
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from - to
so per cent? upon unexceponable Real Estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
in relation to lands in the Territory. .-.
Oct 1S-tf
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE;e
Physiological View Of Marriage.

NJ. b. LA CROIX, M. D. Albany, N. Y.
$50 Pages and 1870 Fine Plain and Coored Autographs
and Plates.
~ Price only Twenty Five Cent ..EI
FSent free of postage to all parts of the
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Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
DELANO T. SMITH,
TTORWE .ATLA
And Dealer. i'm Real Esta te

..+e AND GENERAL AGENT,
Office, next door 10 TIE United States Land Office,
MINNEAPOLIS, N. T.. go.
Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, Sc, lought
ami sod money loaned, property and titles examined,
investments and collections made; Land Warrants Loca
ted; Land entered and sold on Iredt. Agencies So
licited Interest allowed on special. deposits.
All busin entrusted to him will ba attended to with
promptness and fdelit-. (Oct 20, 1866 diff
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Foster & Davis,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants
IEAvE built large and cornmodious Warehouse a
the Rapids, where they ready to store and re-
ship freight They also keep well selected stock Of
GROCERIES g PROVISIONS,
OF all kindss Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. People need not to St. Paul to buy
theft GOODS for are bound to sell goods as cheap as
they do in St. Paul, and ALI we ash is to give Us call
before going there. -, 3 ~ -.,sf go. 49,. .
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash. s1s,.sF
Aug IA, 1855. dawtf
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TAKEN UP

I'm the 18th inst., about seven miles from st. Paul,
old. The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
BROCHMIN NKCO1fS,
Oct 20, '5b. On the farm Of John perehon.
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bride, the ceremony was speedily begun
The late editors of the Democrat, Emerson
and Joseph the Juggler, acting as brides
maids. The father gave away the bride, ant
the high priest performed the cereremon,
in the most approved style of the modern
Democratic Church. The marriage feast va,
gloriously hilarious-not being at all con.
Quoted according to the Maine Law plank o.
the Republican platform. i,ia4t
Upon the return of the shappy pair'' and
their friends to the home of the BRIDEGROOM
the following select works were donated by
the various individuals Named as the basis Of
a family library. They will no doubt descend
to the progeny for all generations to come as
heirlooms: ss t.rsg ~
By Father Rice--A copy of the speech
which he didn't make when the Land Grant
was repealed. -- 80 - -
By the Councillor of St. Paula copy of
'those pleadings" which the Pioneer said he
was bribed for drawing, together with the
original manuscript copy of his celebrated
letter in reply to that charge-speaking of
excavations" "Human necessity of Daily
Bread" &c. sssa" Ser aref
BY the Editor of the St. Anthony Express
Copies of his paper of one year ago, call
ing Mr.. Rice rascal, knave, and all such
pleasant cognomens. 59TiEfr .igsEgH
By the late Editor of the late Democrat
Copies of his paper denouncing the Pioneer
for supporting Olmsted, only six weeks old,
and of course in good state of preserva-
ton. ,.
By the late Editor of the late Pioneer
Full files of his journal from the time the
Railroad war first broke out until the first of
October ultimo; wherein is very freely and
fully expressed, thousand times over, the
opinion that Mr.. Rice and all his friends
should be over at Saltwater, Under the charge
Of Delano and johnson, dressed in striped
domestic goods, and with balls and chains
attached to their legs. This is considered
The most valuable contribution to the family
library.
When the last named donor made this de-
oosit, and audibly announced the nature and
contents Of the work, there was visible
SENSATION in the corner where the bride was
seated, and forthwith the cry resounded,
SHE HAS FAINrEDw Great connection pre-
rallied, and We could only catch glimpse of
ncr fragile form resting in her loving fathers
rms, while he who had administered the
Cruel, cruel blow" was engaged in tanning I
Ter pallid face with one of the flaps of his
'oat-tail. We felt delicacy in obtruding
lpon SO sorrowful conclusion of family lows
thus hastily and so rudely nipped in the
then we withdrew"
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T. ssNo man." says Mrs. Darlington,
"was better calculated to judge Of pork than
my poor husband was; when he was living
man, he knew what good hogs were, for he
had been brought up among 'en from his
childhood"
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- The women of indianapolis must be
rather squeamish. A day has been set apart
especially for the ladies to visit the statue of
the Greek Slave. Down here, the nearest
they can approach nudity, the more "fnll"
their dress.-Cin. E,aguirer.
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WITHIN or Q miles from St Paul, and miles from
w Pine Bend. on the 2Ist ult., dark sorrel mare
and colt. No particular MARKS FAVE small the
top of the shoulders. About years old. The owner is
requested to cali, pay charges and take her away.
nov l-dlw3t = = r .fsf PATRICK BREMEN.
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DfED,
Taken Up (

On Wednesday evening last, Mrs DEzIRlE MICHAUD.
only daughter Of N. W. KITTs0N, Esq,
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klcE's SalaInande1r saf;
WILDER,S PzTENT 20
safes,

4 large assortment Of
Safes of various sizes III
patterns, with and with.
out powder proof locks
for sale at the depot 1ie
Water ST., New York.
Burglar proof B . n +
Vaults and vault doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN.
(Ldte. Of Sfearns + Co.,
ssscceesorst0 Rich 4 Col
JAG Water St., and cor.
Avenne A and St. Mark.
ct Place, N. T., 2
PropTietors OF Rich,s + a.
tent, and the onlymakers
OF SalaniaGder Safe cona-
nte,
VIM. CoNcTAEg
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CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
W,st End of Polk Street Bridge, Chic0g,
H. P. MOSES;
II e ID w IN G..

n. P. MOSES,
u0RORRIETOR and MANUFACTURER of Stationery
u and M.r.7e High or Low Pressure STEAM EN-
GlNES, BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRA IS
CASTINGS The Proprietor pays particular attention to
the manufacture Of Gang, Muiey, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS, with every variety of gearing for steam
water. He makes to erder, on short notice, Marine
Mining, Mil Machinery and Shop Engines from
horse power with their Boilers and Machinery complete,
and will furnish his 49, 9----<.
-"CELEBRATED MULEYS!n cons,
parties who purchase the balance Of their achinerv
in other places. ~ 80 go att -
Paris Of Nj Ia, Engines and uIeys, kept corsta,. A.
hand to facilitate repargs ;i
be paid to all communications from distant loo sItes
and plans, specifications and estimates furnished mon
application By mail, post paid. -xsu uPou
For particulars, he would refer t. all fer whom
he built ENGINES TOT Yeas past Is to the sunerior
Address. b. P. NOSES, Beg z6e. Chicago pn., oa,..
Chicago, Illinois. oae9 s = Sss Osmces
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TO AOvERT,sERs.

The Daily Minnssotian, having the LARGEST
CIRCULATION CT any Journal in the City, pre-.
sem" superior Inducements to those who wish to
maze known their business TO the Saint Paul
public. = = } 81 y - : = ! = :
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% ROBERT STREET. 30
/ .CATHCART & CO..
/ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIG.N& DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SAINT PAUL, MINNEs0fA.
HAyE, and receiving by every "Dispatcl.'' f,om
the Eastern Markets, their Fall and Winter stock
ed to sell for Cash. either Wholesale Retail, at
usually low prizes and they mark their goods in
PLAIN figures and have adopted the One Price System.
rer customers can purchase with security. We will
enumerate few articles and solicit examination:
DLAlN str'd and Brocaded Silks IN the mos FASH
iohaoie styles and colors, cheap, at
|F @ r ass CATHCART Co.'s.
~ PIECES French Merinoes in the most desirable
CXrHcARra cos.
M PIECES Wool Plaids Of the newest styles. very
~ cneapa at CATHCARTS'
Onn PIECES New Style Printed Mouslins, dc
wv Lains arrived, Ct cap al CATHCART g. cos
HOOO PIECES Merr,maet, coehe> no and
OOOO style-Prints from to 12H at
CATHCART = cos.
A LARGE assortment Of Bay Slate, Cashmere and
IA Brocha shawIs, cheap at cATHCART 4 COPS.
A LOT beautiful Cloaks in velvet, MORE antqu. &
"A cIo.h at 60. -st- CATuCART b Co.'s.
N LAte0E DUCK VI Lduie5, UentlCmeu ana CnlldrerS
IA Hosiery and Gloves selected with great care by
-+- CATHCART& CO.
O2 DOE Ladies and Gentlemen's Alexander Kid
90 Gloves at -1lH- CATHcART cos. !
I5O #h1rE, RED and Gray Flannel Of all qualities,
al ssf- $500 ,CATHCA ART & cos.
Ok BALES Brown Sheetings at
20 C. & cos.
400 PIECES B!eached Shirtinss at
HUI s9i''.I ~ C. cos.
ono PIECES Cotton Flannel at
AVo C.s-CO's
2OO PIECES strlp'd Shifting, Cheap at
70 W -
Aoo G. s cos.
Aoo a- csc
200 PAIRS white and colored Blankets, cheap at
CATHCART81 cos.
/ n BALES seamless Bags, at : =
C.@CO's.
2H BALES Batting,at
0OO DOE Knitted Wool socss, at :.
LOU CATHCARrs,
A LARGE stock Of Velvet, Brussels, ply and In
"A era ned carpeting, and Floor Oil Cloth, at
CATH ARTS,
BEAUTIFUL assortment of Furs, Victorincs CUFFS.
IA Mufs and Mittens, very cheap at. -
cArncARTs'
A LARGE and beautiful assortment Of Fall and Win
"a ter Bonnet Ribbons, very che ap at
Oct eo-tf CATHCART cos.
lust opened a large assortment of Wooden Hoods,
- Sacks, Gators, undersleeves ant Tippets for La
lies ana Children at CATIICARrS'
100 oozFoRrERs for beds at
wv CATHCARTS,
On PIECES 1914 Bleached Linen and Cotton Sheetng
at CATHCARTS' +
Ok PIECES 40, ~ and As inch Pillow-Casc. Linen and
Cotton, cheap at CATHCARTS1
80 PIECES assorted Irish Linen, warranted pure.
CATHCARTS'
IMPOSED Cloth Piano and Table covers in beauti-
IL ful styles and colors at CATIICARTS
nAMAsK Table Linen, Scotch aud Russia Towciins,
Il in Droa fnrront sias A
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The LAST REsoRT.--When you have ex-
hausted all the remedies in the physicians
catalogue in attempting to regulate the Bow
els, buy few bottles of DR.. Gallup's Syrup
of Brier Root, at the cost of a few shillings,
and take it according to the directions, and
you will be prepared to say, as thousands of
others have said before you, that the Syrup
is a real blessing, and the Doctor true ben
efactor. There is no medicine equal to it.
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e. Mr.. Van Worries, late editor of the
Athens (Ohio) Messenger, gave us call on
Tuesday. He comes fresh from the field of
political victory in the Buckeye State, hav-
ing borne the part of true Republican soldi-
er in the great contest. We hope he will find
it to his interest to reside permanently in our
Territory. g -..-- Base, .r-.. 4
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LYMAN G.. DAYTON.
Dealer in Real Estate.
Office at the junction Of St. anthony Third, Streets
near the Posf-OGce

tMcssrs Borup s. Cakes
Z" Marshall g. Co.
| Providence.
Nathan Mason, Esq.
John l.. Moves, Esq.
A. B. Dixie, Esq.
l. Chicago.
Messrs j. W. Gates &Co.
Messrs. Myers T. Co.
| Saint Louis.
Messrs. Chouteau, Harrison
s. Vale.
Otis WcSt,E Esq.
Gale5t0.
MeSsrs. b. H. Campbell &
Co. .;...
Capt. Orrin Smith.
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The STREErs.-Cold weather will be upon
us in two or three weeks, and our streets are
far from being in condition to welcome it,
particularly Third street,
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WELL SAID.-The Boston Atlas states
that in twelve of the free States, casting one
hundred and forty-six electoral votes, there
has been organized national Republican
party. 1t is the dominant party in each
of those States. The principles of this party
are simple, clear, ineligible and patriotic.
It is resistance to the aggressions of Slavery.
1t is national in it's objects and aim, seeking
the welfare and the permanent peace of the
whole Union.
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FoRGING PENSION PApERs.-The Wash
ington Union learns from Acting Commits
missioner Cole, that William Martin of Mich
igan, convicted on two indictments for forg-
ing pension papers, was sentenced on the 9th
ult., to six years Imprisonment in the State
Penitentiary at jackson. His crime consist
ed in forging at various times, vouchers for
drawing the pension of Mrs; Elizabeth Por-
ter, subsequent to her death.
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Trust Co., ....g..... q .,:...-....
100 Shares U. S. Trust C,mpeny, ..
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Upon arriving at the residence Of the
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E9 A Female College, intended to be
on the largest and most generous scale as to
both opportunity and usefulness, was opened
at Elmira, N. Y, during the State Fair, with
addresses by the Rev. br: Bemain,, the Rev.
DR.. Cox, Prof Kendrick of Rochester, and
the Rev. Mr.. Steele of New York City
Among the subscription towards its founda-
ton is one of SO 900.
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PERFUMERY.

THIS House still keeps the ascenddncy in Fine
L French and American Perfumery and Fancy Arti
cles, for proof of which and The cheapest
cites are on hand also. DAY & jerks.
EVILS CELEBRATED COLORS-I40O lbs Lewis
IL Paris. Chrome and Richmond Green, Chrome Vel
low, Prussian Blue, etc. for by
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LAND SALEs.-The land sales at Red Wing
and Winona are passing off this week. We
learn they are well attended.
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DIR. J. ii SCIIENCK'S
Sc ED MIC.
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia,

This remedy is composed Of rompound prepar iiinn
Of common weed growing al"ng the sea ,hnte, aud
aud inislhe rrmrdy for the of by spepsia
aud It's accompanying Diseases. To vii:
sour ami SICK lSOnI0oi L0Ss NJ appetite, Head-
ache, PAN The Sidc amt Brcqa, Polpiia-
honS ofthc He0rt, Ulcers amt ErHy-
ITEMS If ell Kinds. Chihs, Ftrcr,
Grcroi, ami Diseases ojhc
kidneyS, Nervousness,
Wtakaess Of The Limbs, Eaiaiiag Spells, and
all Diseases Peculiar 10 Efm0ics
Neatly every person is more or lr.. afflicted with
Dyspepsia of the d.eascs connected with it,
aud 1t with feelings OF pleasure that Dr. Suh-nck
announce To Ill such discovery of tho ,u- o the
Sea Weed, which Is just the remedy for their ailments
Dyspepsia ard the many diseases arising from IL, il.
caused bv the deficient Of the gastric jucic
and weak ncs- of the powers Of the stomach. The cf
feet of 'hr Sea Weed Tonic felt after H. tax
EN-. A. upplics at once the principles uf the dcfc'n
gastric JUICE and the food il digcsieI naturally la
fact the Tonic nearly resembles the natUfai gastric
juice that chemists fnd dhc uly in iii tingush
ne them. VI gives innc aud strengthens tho stomach
thus enabling IL Ia secret the proper quantity and
quality OF gastric juice, aud Dyspepsia aud all is die
eases soon disappear.
lii, welI-knoSn fact that suffer like the Dys-
peptic tor IN addition TO the DYSPEPSIA there il often
either Headache, Sour aud Sick Stomach Pain IN the
Side Palptations Of the Heart Chs aud Feyer GRAY
ri, nsea-e of the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness and
Tremors. General Debility, Faintnoss, Loss OF Ape
tue, Bad Taste. Fever, stoppages IN Femles NIL
each Of them arising from disordrfed state OF the
s"marh aud here IL newly discovered RhMEpY, for
the trhing sum of Que dolsr that viii cure all this
train of disease.
Now, Dy,pcptic, will y0i avail yourself ofhs rem
cdy for 81 rrins aeosr OF will you sill suffer gu p
4 he choice u fuf you To make. Tia Sea Weed Tonic
Is pleasant bitters, giving person good appetite
aud good digestion IL is put up in quart bottle always
agree with the stomach, and oHE BOTTLE generally Of
iucts cue. Whencver the bowels are cosative the
tongue furred, or tie complexion snllow, n few of
sehencks Mandrake OF Liver Pills 10 be u.ed.
box of these p> accompanying each bottle ofiho Ton
ic aud viii be found IN ree,ss Of the bottle, covered
with label
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SCH EN- CK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

WIN be foun to pos those qualities necessary to
to the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt
10 start the secrctions Of the liver and give healthy
tone % the entire system. lndeed, IL 10 ordinary
discovery in Medical Science, to have invented rin
edy Tor these stubborn complaints which deyeope al
the results produced by heretofore free OF Gallo
mel "A mineral justly dreaded by mankind-and ac-
knowedgcd to be destructive in the extreme 10 the u'
man system. That the pfopreiies ofcctan vegetables
comprise all the virtues OF calomel without Its iJuti
Gus tendencies, is admitted fact rendered in'
dsputnhe by scientific researehos End those who use
the Mandrake Pill be fully satisfied that the best medi
eines those provided by nature in the common
herb. and roois:of the fields.
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
Engagements without salvation ANY Of the Injurious
effects OF calomei other poisons The secretion of
bile l. promoted by these Pills. viii be by the
altered color OF the stools aud disappearing OF the sA
low compile xon aud cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each bnx of
Pls, and the price Of quart bottle Of the Sea Weed
Tonic aud box of Pls combined Is only one dollar
Hut separate boxes Of Pills eau he had of any of the
agents foT 25 cents.
These remedies are prepared under the per,onal
supervision OF DrJ Schenck, proprietor of Schenrk
fuimonie syrup the well established remedy Tor Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds c.. &C. and the
invcnior Of the ceebI ated Respiromster Tor @xamn
ing anu detecting all diseases of the Lungs Heart &c
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PhHadeiphia-GI ,WENTZ & co.
III N. Third Street
Nep yOrk-C. v. CLICKNER & CO, 81
Barclay Street.
Bosion-REDDING & como. s State ST.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. l9.3oeow
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-18
DIR. MARSHHLES
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

ME subscriber is the exclusive Wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laster.
t5'Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
i cd rates. None will be left on commits
su. HARMON A. SHELDON.
u llebury, Aug. 10. 1858.