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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29
TEETH! TEETH!!

nR. A. ID. PUTNAM, HAVING RE-
IL turned from his professional engagements South, has
fitted up the formerly occupied by the Savings Bank,
opposite the Post Office where he will pleased his old
friends and all who may be afflicted with bad Teeth.
Dr. p feels confident latter 10 years pracce) perform
all operations In the line VI Dental Surgery necessary for the
health preservation and beauty Of the teeth without
ing t. experiments or hE,nbnggoy to sustain himself.
Bratteboro, June 18th, 1857. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29
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FURNISHING GOODS!!I

MY STOCK AND STORE is not the LARGEST IN the State
hut the VARIETY QUALITY of GOODS Is large enough
TO suit the most astdous and bought expressly for the CT
TOM TRADE have nothing do with the Ready Made
trade when sell piece Of Cloth a Garment warrant
to prove represented at time Of sale and do the
BUYING, SELLING & CUTTING MYSELF.
instead of hiring it done, thereby saving large expense
can AFFORD and WILL SELL the QUALITY Of Goods
by the yard, make GARMENT or 81 IT Of Clothes
cheaper or as cheap any other establishment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29
M | S G Z L L A N Y.
Prom DR.. Lvingstones Travels in Africa.
A DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN A
LION AND AN ANTELOPE.


L1oN AMI AN ANTELOPE.
DR.. Livingstone gives very interesting des.
cripton of fight he witnessed in Africa he.
tween a lion and an antelope. The Doctor and
his guest had emerged from narrow defle be-
tween two rock hills, when they heard an angry
prowl. which thew knew to he that of tho {. n,on
arch of the forest" At the distance of not more
than forty yards in advance of them. a oemsbok
stood at bay, while huge tawny lion was copcbed
on a rocky platform, above the level of the Main
evidently medi,a,ine an attack on the an,eIone !.
only space of about twenty feet senarated the
two animals. The lion appeared to be animated
with the greatest fury the gemsbuk was anna
rently calm and resolute, presenting his we'll
fortified head 10 the enemy.
The lion cautiously changed his nosit;on d.
scended to the plain and made a circu;t ohv;ons-
ly for the purpose of attacking the oemsbok in
the rear; but the latter was on the alert and still
turned his head toward his ANTAGONIST Th;s
maneuving lasted for half an honr' when Il an
peared 10 the observers that the pemsbok used !.
stratagem TO induce the lion to make his assaul,
The flank of the anteope was for a momen, n,e'
sen,ed 10 his fierce assailaut. As ouck ~ I;ah,.
ming the lion made a spring, but while he was
yet in the air the eemsbok turned his head bend.
ing his neck so as to present one of his smear
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29
IOWA LANDS. F. A. sTRATToN

Il CIVIL ENGINEER GENERAL LAND AGENT Fort
Dodge, Webster County owawi select and enter Govern
nent Land In Iowa, Locate and sell Land Warrants Buy and
Sell Real Estate Pay Taxes for NonResdents Invest Money
az hgh rates Of interest upon Real Estate Security Enter Land
on Time and transact all business pertaining to General
Land Agency.
The attention Of those who wish realize large profit up
on their capital solicited to the favorable opportunities now
presented Correspondence solicited.
W Refers TO DR. CHARLES sTRATToN, BrattleborO, VIE
~ 40 io"o' " f' .. ll-52
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29

X ma SENEsEE FLOUR. THE UNDER
shea Continues 70 be supplied with Snm'I Il. Ely,s
~ FAMILY Flour, direct from the mill and viii de
70 order IN any part Of the village He would not p6is
Out let the article speak for itself Try IT, TTV"
, prattleboro, January eth, 1861
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

their business house, marble palace that would
do honor To 2 ruin avenue na6ob. doing business IN
Broadway. II y magnificent bailding its interior
is magnihcent'y arranged and maynihceutly filled
The basement ana hrst story rooms each GO and 100
feet in size are equal TO any OF the New ork wholesale
and in addition to these, thew occupy the fourth
and hfth stories as Rare-rCCnIs-u.L in all each de-
portment being filled with goods. as extensive a drv-
goods house as can be found anywhere
Thosewho know nothing of Chico 20 business raat+a~s
may receive with acleuity the statement that Chicago
business houses may thus be compared with those If
Gotham but for such tie best 6ol -lisree- in Ills
respect, IS TO come and see. i Is fact and We saw
it not in Boosting.
The firm Of Cooley Wadsworth & Co.. Gid business
during the past year amounting 10 Il 400 COO Bavng
been established N the city Tor nine years. and proved
itself worthy Of the confidence ami patronage Of retail
gradually Increased from year year and il viii not b.
expecting TO mugl 10 say thar during the present wear
ernety wish them continued success in hafrue Ioea-
lion, knowing rs we do Ina. are vorthier Of H.
/ Chicago Evening journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
WISCONSIN, LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature of Wisconsin, after a session
of less than two months, adjourned on the 9th
inst. Whatever may be said by the opponents
of the Republican party, Of the politics OF the
majority in both the Senate and Assenblv.aII are
compelled 10 admit that the session Just closed
has accomplished more business than was ever
done before in the same length of time As is
usually the case il every new State, being set
tied as rapidly as is Wisconsin, much local leg
islation has been found Indispensable
Such OF the Democratic papers in the State
a. have the independence TO speak their honest
convictions, are among the first Journals to give
the late Legislature credit for honesty. capacity
and industry: while those whose Editors or
particular friends are looking for favors from the
new National Administration, thinking, proba-
bly, that opposition TO Repubicanism viii be
taken at Washington as q test Of Democracy
attempt to find fault with what thew term the
Shanghai Legislature" It can hardly be sup
posed that all the acts Of the Legislature. Re-
publican in both branches, would find favor
with those Democratic Editors. that can see
nothing merltorious except in their own party.
but OF the many enacsments of the Legislature
just closed, very few are attacked by the op-
position prints. IN fact, we find that our nei,,h-
Dor OF the Democrat, in lengthy article devoted
expressly to finding fault with the Republican
Legislature. finds but three acts Of which TO
complain. lis first objection is TO the d" Per-
sonal Liberty Bill" which we shall publish
next week. and leave our readers 20 Judge Of its
merits. The Dealoerat next complains Of the
appropriation Of $4,000 to Gov. Bashford to nav
the costs Of the suit coutestine the election If
Governor. alleging that the costs in that case
were not over $4,000. A similar assertion was
made by one Of tie Democratic members Of the
Legislature, and probably with the same object
IN view, to Wit: TO make political capital; but
when It was found the Republicans were in ia
Vor OF having the items produced to show the
amount, every Democrat in the Assembly v.a,
opposed to the reference to documents. for .Icre-
by they lost all hope of capital The last. and
greatest wrong which our nci.I.Gor COMPLAIN.
Is the election Of Judge DooLTr4LE 70 the L. s
Senate. This Is a great misfortune to tic 80
called Democracy II IS true, for It IS an act that
lasts for six years, and cannot be repaird. even
should that party At any time during that period
nave majority in the Legislature And while
'heFe are 50 many office seekers in their party
1t IS pity that any Office should be filed b,-
naughty Shanghai"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

fEAPERs AID observation-disclosures. We invite
your especial attention to the advertisement Of
Palmer Il Williams self-raki1,z Reaper and
Mower IN anothe- column. These machines
are sad by these acquainted with them 10 be
superior to any in use, either Gar light or heavy
straight or tangled grain. III simplicity Of
construction durability, ease Of draft and man
asemenf' It can hardly be surpassed A good
driver who can manage 4 team, can use the
REAPER. The Rake IS entirely under his con
troll and by simply pressing his foot against a
lever he can make tie bundles any size he
chooses.
G. " Cobb and T K. Blodeet arc agents fa-
this place, II. K. Bedding, Of Black Earth, Dane
&C., General Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

INAUGURAL AnDREss.-Thc Inaugural Address
Of President BUcHAsAS viii he found in our
columns this week It's a very well written
document fattering the South, uphoIdinc
SCATTER Sovereignty. and milking many fair
promises. which, like Pipc-stenz. are easily bro
ken The President carries out his former
views Of personal identity by yielding his own
opinion IN advance, to the opinions Of others
Let our readers pe-use the Inaugural and iadce
Of its merits or dement's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
HERRIhG'S PATENT CHAMPION
EER E-PROOE SAFES.

w the same that awarded separt e Medals at
the Worlds Fair, London, ISL and the WORLDS Fair
New York. 1858 and the only American Safes tina
we're awarded Medals AZ the London Worlds Fair
These Safes admitted To be superior 10 any
ever offered 10 the public and the subscribers challenge
the world 10 produce instance Of these Safes failing
to preserve their contents through the hottest res or
burglar picking the lock.
The subscribers and their agents the only persons
authorized TO make and sell Herrings Patent ChaTDion
Safe, with Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks
:. c. HERRING 4 co.
Green Block. I55, 49,. and Ia9 Water 81 and
IL PSI Broadway, cor Of Murray St, New York
Agents-LASsING BoSSELI, Milwaukee WIS 2 z
DEACON, Fond du Lac Wis g-3r5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

Hans, Cars. Fms ASD Straw .Goons- 80
tentlon OF our merchants IS invited to the card
OF Messrs. Benedict, Mallory d Faruam in to-
days paper They have removed their stock
OF goods from their old stand. 100 South Water
street to the new Iron Building, Is and Il Lake
street up stairs where they viii be pleased to
exhibit their stock Of hats, caps, furs and straw
goods 70 al who may Patronize them with a
call This being the largest wholesale house in
chicago, our country merchants would do well
10 give them a call
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

GRADuATIoT AcT.-On The I7th nit. we pub
hshed an amendment to tie Graduation Act
which had passed the House Of Representatives.
with the remark that It would undoubtedly pass
the Senate and become Law. We are inform
ed that the act has been killed in the Senate.
and Of course has no effect. We give this no.
tee because weare told many persons interest
cd suppose the amendment became = law
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
From the CHICAGO Journal.

DRY-G0oDs IN I" MARBLE HALLs.'-They who live IN
marble palaces, the favorites Of Fortune for who
maCnfcence
Arguing thus, the conclusion is natural that our
friends Cooley. Fsrwe 4 Co. the extensive wholesale
Dry-tIoOd firm Successors to Cooley. WadswoTth Co
among the prosperous of Western Nercha nts
Their building Wabash Avenue few steps south
IF Lake which they have just moved their LARGE
stock CT &c DDS which they sill herceforth eccUv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter No. s, Meets first and -hirl Thurs
days Of each month IT the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
Mineral Point AoGae No. 7. Meets first and third
Tuesdays Of each moath, the Masonic Hall, Mineral
Point.
- Transient brethren are fnriteI to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

WISCONSIN FARNER.-The publishers will
p.slse accept our thanks for the three first Nos.
q me present year. Though not much of a
Fa7sneT, we can appreciate a good Agricultural
journal. and the Wisconsin Far,oo- : :.
shorter"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

SIX 70 THREE-In the bred Scott case +brss
q he Judges of the T. S. Supreme Cont
Mclean, Curtis, and Grier-declded in favor Of
the eonsttu'ionality Of the Missouri Compro-
mise aud the SIX other Judges decided against
1t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
New Hampshire Election

The New Hampshire Stale Election was held
on the 10Th, a. resulted in a complete Rcpub
lean victory The Governor, Legislature. and
all three Members Of Congress elect are RcDpb-
licans. All honor TO New Hampsbiro
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
Warranty.

This Reaper j. warranted he wen made Of good ma
terais and ia good workranIiEo manner not laIe to
get Of To cut all kinds nf equal 10 any
Reaper IN the world 10 half the Grain
ed 10y ordinary crad6nc: TO BE- capable with man.
and good horse team, of cutting and Tskin of from
ten 90 twenty acres Of Grain per day, leaving in bunch
for binding
AGEyrs.-II K BEIDING. BlacE Earth, Dane CO.
Wis; GEORGE W COBB and T. Is. BLODGETT. Mineral
Point. 9-tiuIvl.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

~ The only son OF Horace Greeley, aged s
years dted from Group. few days since.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
The MOVING Attachment,

By removing six bolts, the main platform and Rake
detached from the Reaper, and the moving bar
then be attached 1t then forms Of the most simple
substantial and light running Mowers in use 1t has
been used extensively, and given universal satisfaction.
NJ combined Reaper and Mower has vet been able to
equal this, both Is q Reaper and as a Mower.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

IF Read our New Ad7e1tsemcn-z
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
A G. A IL I'D.

PROMPTED by an honest desire of my heart with -
law before the public which deserves light COW
mendation only act of scie ifc skill bu In,
of humanity also About two years ago suddenIv and
from causes unknown to seized with a, az Fni
lepsy which owing to inabit meet the erncn.e.
consequent upon thorough medic al treatment and ,b
Encouragement which met with attempting n soon
bebomc such las was then led beeve) as to defv the
skill Of physician. Twas frequently while in pursuit
my calling thrown down to the ground without the SLIGHT
warming and although Dsensible agonies vet
despised the mseres of life learned To look
upon who would render assistance or shelter ma
Danger enemies who sought prolong the misery
of my existence. While in this State and having pre-
my Affections tasted the of life one.
induced to attempt seeking aid of pbysci,n
and, by recommendation, called on DIR. L. j. Czapkay +
told him my circumstances and my inability to reward
him for his of which, however he At
once undertook my and with the blessing of God
restored TO perfect health Unable to re-
ward him for the boon which enjoy present and ye
conscious ofmy Indebtedness consider due mysel
and to all afflicted t. make the public
those in need of medical advice may find In
whom every coufdencecan be placed.
H. s. MEYER YABLONSKY
described ard before me this LIST day Arcus
AID. 1856 GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public a. g.
DIR. L. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite p.
cifc Mail Steamship Conpanys Office, San Francisco
California The Doctor offers free consuItati,- az
asks no remunera .iouuntilhfe sculescft -
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
BARBIER's GRAPE GINGER WINE.

BARRIERS INDICATED AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
A BARBER has justreceived from Europe bis
IA tilling apparatus, on q and improved system
expressly for the preparation of -
Ginger Wine and Aromatic Schnapps.
1t has been in operation since the beginning of this
month, and works admirably.
It's improvement IS are to excrde all Resinos non VIOLA
tile matter, hurfu to health all LIQUIDS as well as 70
deprive them ofther intoxicating nature thereby meet
ing the requirements of Temperance
To those who have not used BARRIERS Prepara.ions
we would say that BARRIERS Ginger Vine is Toric In
MIGRATING and Aperve, and especially for fam
lily use
iugcr is its sole Base and A. Barber would scotn to
offer as Ginger Wine compound of Essence of China
mon, Cloves, Lemon and Cayenne Pepper forming a
Mixture which has been persstently advertised as Gn-
ger Wine in California and the other States of the I'm
ION, but which, nevertheless cannot deceive Analysis
nor the most inexperienced taste With respect Bar
ber's Medcated Aromatic Sehnapps every ono know
they are duretic and by the Faculty in eases
OF dyspepsia General Debility neutralizin- baheful
qualities in Water and valuable as an aid to Digestion
where the ceats Of the Stomach are affected
Finally A. Barber does deem II necessary TO send
forth his portrait to the world but if anv one mum
Der who have derived beRetfrom his preparaons wish
es to see him, he has only cali at lis Washington
San Francisco
Manufacturer OF Syrups and CordiaIs anr;,sl4tf
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14

BURNING THE DEAD.-The Paris A
cademy of Medicine has set the papers
to writing and the people to thinking
earnestly of the return to the practice
of burning the dead. They say that in
the summer time the Partisan hospitals
are crowded with the victims of pesti-
Ience engendered by the foul air of the
grave-yards in the neighborhood. The
vicinity of the cemeteries is constant
source of mortality. Their putrid ema-
nations, filing the air, and the poison
they emit impregnating the water, are
held chargeable with the many new
and frightful diseases of the throat and
lungs, which battle all medical skill.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
PERSIAN SHsERRET.

An Effervesing Temperance Beverage the most hole
some Refreshing and Invigorating drink in the world
rI,uE Powder from which this is prepared, is made
tirely from vegetable ingredients collected from an
parts of the world with great SIKH
and care Two tea spoonnlis put into dry tumber of
large size, with sufficient quantity OF water added pro
duces Immediately cooling draught of charming excl
lesce and flavor and health giving enect II Is aaapt'
all andevery ones and is especially SUIT
those who go apreveDtatve OF sea slcKne
cosveness end the generally unpleasant state OF the
system arising from change OF climate ana lNhg III al
so The dangers ofincurrng diseases under rop
ical all who about TO take trip 10 inc Eas
States if they regard health ease and c. mfort on
the way should not fail obtaina supply before start
ing and more So if ladies children are with them,
invaids or the sick as nohings grateful TO the pal
ate and stomach this, and Tesiss the enervatng eff
does enfeeble by naming but strengthens and ex-
hilrates both body and mind by its nutritious powers
and the energy which, mpars to the digestive process
should be provided with some before they
leave the polt.
''Those gallant men and glorious of toll,
Who brave the dangerous deep guard their native SOIL
With daring hands the white wings of Commerce spread
To bless the world and TO earn their bread
glass taken at any time of the day removes all feel
ing of heat, thirst hunger and its being made
in great measure of vegetable acids tends to
seurvy and purifes the blood the time also
an invaluable Restorative for those who labor hard for
living such Farmers Miners Mechanics and Laborers
and to Storekeepr men and others whose
occupations compel them lead sodenary lives aught
before breakfast gives spirit for the BUSINESS of the
day andlast, though not least is boon to Woman
who is
1.-The sweetest sourest of all our Joy and woe
That this world can give life must know,
To those who mothers, sisters, daughters wives,
And would have pleasant homes and happy lives,
Should Sherbert keep the best thing made yet.
For with widows orphans cries is wet
AT home. in the house, for husbands fathers sons,
brothers. beaux and their dear selves and dar
ing little well Medical men who know its
position speak in the highest its utility and all
the poets praise Byron calls it the Sherbe Moore
makes frequent mention oft and Haz the great Persian
bard
"Boy. let yon sparkling Sherbet flow,
And bid thy pCnsYe heart be glad"
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New York
and San Francisco And for sale by all the respectable
druggists and Dealers, 50 cents per Bottle each will
make twelve glasses.
Agents wanted and supplied the most liberal and
convenient terms Depot at the
DAVIS STREET DRUG STORE.
maye-3m Davis St near Jackson. San Francisco.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
Established in 1s49.
Quartz Specimens !,

MIXED with gold are bought by us at from < to 80
1Nl per cent above the mint value
We are the inventors of the Manufacturing Quartz
Jewery and stock is the largest in the State Call
all you gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
CO. you are welcome to examine goods whether you
come to purchase not.
We sell Watches and Jewery finer and cheaper than
any other California establishmenfor the reason taht
of our firm is always in Europe having the best
made to order, which he continues forward by every
steamer And buy for cash. we can afford to sell
at the lowest New York prices
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, I35 Montgomery ST
Between Clay and CONNER cial SITS San Francesca
N H. Orders sent by Express filed promptly Partic-
ular attention to watches sent for repair
San Francisco, Deer s,-3m
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
The Sailor Bows Farewell.

Farewell to Father, blessed hulk,
In spite of metal-spite of bulk,
His cable soon may slip;
Yet while the parting tear is moist,
The flag of gratitude III hoist,
In duty to the ship.
Farewell to mother-frst class she,
Who launched me on life's stormy sea,
And rugged me fore and aft;
Nav Proyidence her timber spare,
And keep her hull in good repair,
To tow the smaller craft
Farewell to sister-lovely yacht,
But whether she'll be MANNED or not,
l cannot now foresee;
May some good ship tender prove,
We'll found in stores of truth and love,
And take her under lea!
Farewell to George-the jolly boat,
And all the little craft afoat,
In homes delightful bay;
When they arrive at sailing age,
May wisdom prove the weather guage,
And guide them on their way.
Farewell to all, on life's rude main,
And though we meier may meet again,
Through stress of stormy weather,
Yet, summoned by the board above,
Well harbor in the port of love,
And all be Iaoored together
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
San FRANCISCO Advertisements.
l.. II. Fishers

A DVERTISING AGENCY, SAN Francisco = Iron
y Building Cor of Washington and Montgomery SITS.
htrance on washington street, m stairs
y. T. FISHER is the authorized Agent of the NEVADA
Journal, and other California Oregon and Sandwich
Island newspapers
Advertising in the Atlantic States.
Il. I r mas now completed his arrangements Tor the
of advertisements all the principal largest
Atlantic States
hne opportunity is here offered to those who wish to
advertise IN any section of the Union, of doing
the lowest rates and in prompt and satisfactory
ner. All so disposed are invited to call him and
leave their advertisements.
April B. lS57-tf