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NOTICE.
No. !.
Dr. Scbenek on Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS. cArsEs, AND REMEp'


syuapsons II lvsaopsia a sense n inIlncss, tisht
and wcikAi IN The stomach. together w,ta aatu-
l~ncy, actty, saur, offensive betcAWs ot wind water
calls all eesss sssline the pit the sienaeh
Qtcaty tere 5 also palpltal3on OF TIE heart which
s.SsaaeS Is IN tbs ca,litsea rs coated with mucous
s,uic. The roaSh aorooS portions the stomach,
similar to what We IN trre what throws out the
gastric aicc. AMI when the stomach gets then
~ slime on prevents the gastric from Towing
and DIGESTION ceases SchencSs Seaweed Tonic dis
scscs This mne or slime and restores the stomach TO
sehsueAs Mandrake rias are also required to carry
Oh this moresSt matter; fSo-thrds of the cases q
Consumption caused fra this diseased the
stosnach. the liver eceonl,g torpid throw
out hale, and in shcr, tinao the whole system IS de-
ranged The mucous membrane Of the bronchial tubes
synpaihi.es with the other organs and beerc pa
tcnt IL AWARE o; il, he she has Bronchial fanio
mary Consumption.
Scaeneks fanonsc Syr,,n cannot act freely through
the eloi when the system is IN this locke-Hp condition.
Without the aid of tic Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
when II gets tn marhd condition, hsoe,i aud bile run
through the system nisxcd, and tho Whale body
% INV and the blood 50 ,hssk ii can hardly run thnagh
the veins. In majority OF hegnorri.ae occur
fram this Thick e,n,ica 81 the aioos The Mandrake
rius act the Liver similar TO eakniel, they do
what that docs nnlocks the SAL aladders, starts the
hie. aud the hd origins circulate naturally through
the vctns and the hensogThsses cease IL when persona
an attacked with hsnorrhase, they wou frst take
1ey woah soon be relieved from eiscdins from tho
Ion> aud IL the only way. for astrinsvnss aIe only
ss@sssssi End issa,s ,ss bronchial tubes Aad lay the
DIX. SCiiENt,K vii be professionally a. his
s sr ~ Sessa 'a s s h'sA .pa % sa sss
Advec nse, bit ier thorough Examination with Ie
Ms medicines tot sale by all druggists and dealers
Also fali supply at al times at MS rooms,
Price of the r.nt..c syrup aln seaWVcd Tonic each
d 20 per bo,tie or $50 the half dozen. Mandrake
csEo {. GstbowIN a co. Is Hanover street, Agents
~ boston feE sslo by all druggists
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MRS. PORTER, Dover, y. II.
S;oneham, Mas. July 5, lSjs.

DOVER, y. H., July -, 1855.
DIR Polsnd,- received your letter inquiring as
TO the effects OF yonr medicine on sea sickness
am happy TO say thar think that i; is 1.-THE msdi.
clue for that dreadful sickness. / tried various
prescriptions, but found none that settled the
stomach and cleared the head like the Hunor
Doctor. ielt as though could hardly walk to
get ashore TO enireai you . introduce il. into ship
chandlery stores, that il may find its way those
who suffer upon The mighty deep from sea sick.
ness. Ii captain. who take their f@u1ilie. with
them or carry passengers, should Iyy il FOR once.
they would never DC willing 10 voyage without il
have used it my family -ine. IL introduction
to the public; for billions habits, headache, and
hunors about my children. and la ye alvzy. found
il sure cure.
am not foundof having my natBs appeaf in
public sud would not consent 70 II on any account
hut 10 relieve the suffering. Dut u the foregoing
viii he Of amy service TO you the public you can
make Use Of ii.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME T.. +. THORNTON, the great Engli sh A.
trologist. Clairyoyant and Psychomefrician, who
has astoHished the scientific classes of the old
World, has now located herself at hudson y. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers Of second sight, as 10 enable her to impart
knowledge Of the greatest importance To the single
or married of either sex While in state of trance
she deIneates the very features of the person you
are TO marry aud by the aid OF an instrument of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope guar
antees 10 produce life.likc picture of the futucr
husband or wife of the applicant, together with
date Of marriage, position in life leading traits of
character, &C., This is no humbug, as thousands
oiiestimonials can assert. She will SEM when de.
sired certified certificate, or Written guarantee
that the picture is what it purports to be. rs IN.
closing small lock OF hair, and stating place of
birth aye, disposition and complexion, and On.
closing ify cents and 81 Impcd envelope addres sed
TO yearself you will receive the picture aud desired
Information by return mail, All communications
saeredly confidential, Address in confidence,
MADAME T. +. THORNTON, r. o. Box 22a IIua
son, y. L. lysp5
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MRS. WHEELER, stoneham, Mass.
A. c. WALLACE,
Manchester, y. H., June II, 1855.

Very confidently and earnestly recommend
pr. J, W. Poland'S Iiumor Doctor as aneNcellent
remedy for Humors having beeen wonderfully
benefited by il myself. My own case was very
severe and obstinate one. For more than two
years the skin upon the inside of both my hands,
and even down ON the wrist, was constantly crack.
ed and broken mp SO that Was unable 10 use my
hands In any kind OF wet work, and was Obliged TO
wear gloves i'll sewing To avoid getting blood upon
nv work. The humor which 80 afflicted me was
probably combination of crysipelas and Salt
Rheum. My general health was quite poor. soon
after began To use the HuWor Doctor, | couldpcr-
cicve signs of healing. l continued TO take the
medicine till was finally cured. My hands are
now perfectly free from humors and 10 all appear
ance my whole system is clear of it, and has been
for several months. l used eight bottles before |
felt safe to give ii ent rely up but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
S;oDeham, Mass. July 5, ISIS
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This invaluable Nedloine WILL be prepared Tor
present al the
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REPARAToR CAPILLI,
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause il may have fallen ouD and forcing
growth of hair upon the face, it has no equal. 1t
will force the beard to grow upon the smooihest
face in fro n five eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two 10 three moths y few isnor-
ant practitioners have asserted that there is moth
ing that will force hasten the growth of the hair
or beard Their assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses (trom their own experience can
bear witness But many will say, how are We to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious! 1t
certainly is difficult, as ninecnths OF the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and YOU may have already
thrown away large amounts in thcr-purchasc. To
such we would say, try the keparator tappiii; II
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our repre- entations. n!our Druggist does not
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which will be returned you on application, pro
viding entirc-satisfaction is not given. Address,
w .CLARk& Co, Chemists,
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W.
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MILTON GALE.
, 6 wA1IACE.Eso Manchester, y. II,

\. {. WALLACE, ESQ, Manchester, \. II,
Dr. J. w Poland. DIR. Sir,-I very cheerfully
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how perfectly good my health is at present. Your
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particulars III my case.
A. c. WALLACE.
Manchester, Y. H., june II, 1856.
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4 FfFE an extensive practice Of upwards Of
tWruis wears - minutes t. .ecure Patents in
he Iuiu=t static also IN great Erltan, FRA ce
a n,i-oihrr ftsci4n countries. Caveats. Spcaica-
88a- foHt9. Nz-i -Insut-. aud ali papers or draw.
ing, tor Patents. executed on Tcasp enable terms
v IN diz match iirsCaIsIs,- made into American
a. 3 Fu.r3<n wns -, IL determine legal and other
a vice ,eadvrol IN all matters Hiug tue same
Capies OF thu claims al any patent iulnl-Aet by
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81 tgeaes ia N. tnit=} state, possesses superior,
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II regard Mr. Et1F oNc 81 The most 'itTl6ic and
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Commissioners of Patents,
II have no he fiHtIeu III assuring inventors that
Aes eauHHt rmpieE man H,grt c0HfrfcH! and
Trustworthy, ana more capable putting their
az. hration- In form 10 -Ccufc for them early
t.id favorable Gems Migration Al The Patent Office
EpMUAD Ell In"
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
Mr., Il II. Envy has made Tor me THIRTEEN
applications, in all bat ONE Of which patent.
have been granted AMI that one i nov pending.
such unmts taxable proof Of great talent and
ability on ms part Leads To Iccommend al in
Stnt"rs 10 upply to him To procure their patents,
they lHa& he sure OF having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their eases, and at very
reasonable ch1rgc~. JOHN TAuGARp."
Jan. !, isb1-ly5l
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SH0ATS. hay aud Buggy WAGON.
~ The Shoats five months old, the hay The
best of English. and the wagon in excellent re-
pair. All will be sold cheap. Inquire Of
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Ellsworth, April sth lS6, 1--WE
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Dr., Matthon's Sure Remedies,
Toe SPECIAL CASES.

TOE tPECIAL CASES,
n ef "5tslnea only al his Office, No. IS Union
Sitsl Providence and are sent by express in
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modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost miraculous manner, IL has been used
nv The elite OF Paris and London with the most
dottcring success. Names OF all purchasers will
he registered and ifcnthe satisfaction is not given
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descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
frep Address BERGER, SHUTS \ CO. Chem
lists. No ~ River Street, Troy, \. Y, Sole agents
for The United Slales.
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BEAUTY !
uburu. Golden FIayeU 4 Silkcn Cur1S.

DEODtCE by the use of Prof DE BRECX'
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N o T I G E .

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Free fo EYesybOdy.

FTVC u EFVNyUUUy.
\ Large PIP Circular. giving information ofthe
greatest Importance to the Young of both sexes.
1t teaches how The homey may become beautiful
the despised respected, and The forsaket loved.
No Young lady gentleman should fail TO send
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Address +. o. Drawer, 81.
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ASTROLOCY.
The World Astonished
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MUSIC TEACHERS
AND
DEALERS.

The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish
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Portland Packet

THE schooner Prank Pierce will ply as a
l packet between ELLSWORTH and PORT.
LAND. The /, 7, Is NOW ready for Freight at
Portland.
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March LIST. ls6-. eti
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There cometh CAD tidingS of JOY to all.
To Young and To old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 80 precious and
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most straight and stubborn hair of either sex into
wayy ringlets or heavy massive eurls, Has been
used bv the ia -hionablcs Of Pars and ondon, with
the most gratifs ing uls. Does no injury to the
hair Price by mail. scaled and postpaid ~
Descriptive CiTcu lars mailed free. Address BER-
GER IIl'TTS * CO., Chemists, No. 80 River 81.
Troy, y. ", Sole Agents for the United states:
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and Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Lac Ar.u, II thc I. ;. Patent Office, Washington.
under The Act Of Isl.
No, IS ST to ST., Opposite Kilby ST.,
BOSTON.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzcd. your switches
Your wig
Dies triIctiye OF comfort and no. worth a fig;
Come aged. come youthful, come ugly ana ialf,
And rejoice in Your own luNuriant hair.
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IDEAU TI-Auburn
ID Golden, FlaNcn,
and Sllken CURfS,
produced by the use
!, of Prof. DE-BRErN's
a FRIsER LECHENUX
Y One application war 4
' rantcd to curl the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-22

= 1t Is no object of democratic papers
and politicians to keep within the bounds
of truth. Their best forte is to deceive
the people and misrepresent the doctrines
OF their political opponents. True to this
instinct, column and half article an.
peared in the last issue of our cotemp DO
rary across the way, endeavoring to con-
vince the people that the Republican
party of this state will enact stringent
Sunday Laws next winter. The doctrines
of the Republican party are promul gated
through their platforms, which are
not framed so as to have a double mean
ing. They tearlessly advocate that which
they believe to be right. as We have
before stated, no platform OF tbs Ilepub-
Hcan party Of this state has ever advocat-
ed the enactment of stringent Sunday
laws, and we don't believe they ever will.
The laws in regard to the Sabbath now
IN force. were passed by Democratic
Legislature and approved by a Cover
nor from the same political party.
The continual Misrepresentation, by the
democracy Of the political views of the
Republican party, only proves the reck-
less and diIapidated con lition of the dem
ocratic party of this state.
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'Two-seventeen and a quarter.
Order for shsridan,s Removal.

New York, August 2o.-The Times
special says that the President has sent
TO Gen, Grant positive order relieving
Gen Sheridan, which he directed him to
transmit The order relieves Sheridan
and orders him to the command of the
Department of Missouri, in place Of Gen.
Hancock who goes to the Department of
the Tennessee to relieve Gen Tho,nas,.
who has been ordered to relieve Sheridan.
This Presidential order was received by
Gen. Grant this morning and was pos
tive in its terms, leaving no alternative
but compliance. Nevertheless, It is
known that Grant visited the President
to day and entered his earnest protest
against the movement, but the President
was immovabie and the order will be
transmitted with instructions through the
Adiutant General office Tomorrow.
The order directing the change has not
been made public, neither have the views
Of Gen. Grant upon the subject, which
are understood not to have been express
ed, in any writing. There is the best
authority for stating that he regards the
movement as most unfortunate, though
the charge Of Sheridan for Thomas will
not change the cha acter of the exec uticn
Of the laws, unless the later should be
h,mpered by itaw instructions.
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THE SOLDIERS ASYLUM.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Is, 1867.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. Is, 1867.
EDITOR TRIBUNE
Thinking that to those interested in the
welfare of disabled soldiers an article in
relation to the Asylum in this city would
lie of interest, | pen you a few lines,
hoping they nay find place in the col
umns of your worthy sheet, the TRIBUNE.
This Asylum is situated about miles
from the city, and on the line of the NJ.
& st. p. r. r. A farm has been select
ed of 40 acres, and in one of the most
beautiful locations that could be chosen
in this vicinity. The buildings now oc-
eupied are rather small for the accommo-
dation of the number at present there,
but there is in course of construction a
building designed as a temporary home,
until the permanent building is complet-
ed, which will be ready for its occupants
III about month, and will accommodate
about $50 soldiers. The permanent Asy-
itinln has not been commenced vet, and
at this writing, | have no means of know
ing when they intend to commence.
The disabled soldier is very well cared
for. being supplied with all the common
neceoSaries OF life, such as food, clothing,
literature, tol acco, and in fact everything
10 support both body and mind, and all
at the expense of Uncle Sam
The institution is, to a certain extent,
conducted under military discipline,
which of course is highly necessary in an
institution of this kind. The inmates
are governed by the following named of
icers:
Governor--Mai. Theodore Yates.
Secretary and Post Adjutant.-Col. G.
A. Hanaford lass.gt
Surgeon General-E B. Wolcott.
Matron-Miss c. NJ. Behan.
: Sseward-Mr. Peter ASers. .s-.
| The men are formed into company
and in charge of commissioned of
| sicer selected from the inmates, whose
duty it is to see that the men are kept
clean and neat. There are now about Z 5
men there. Representatives principally
| from the states of Wisconsin, Illinois.
Iowa. Missouri, Michigan, Kansas, Ohio
and Minnesota. sgsN sf
Religious services are held every Sab
bath, under the auspices Of Rev. T. B.
Pease, Of the Spring ST. NJ Z. Church.
In fact everything is done that can be for
the comfort of the unfortunate soldier,
who in return should be very thankful
for the generosity of our noble govern
ment, Truly Yours,
laA ssz j. D. CRclssANr.
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TIE GREAT TURF ACHIEVEMENT.
Description of Dexter's Great Race
Against Time in BuifalO---fhe as
Fastest Time ON Record. son
From the Buffalo Express, Augl

From the Buffalo Express, August 10.
Naturally the all absorbing interest OF
the occasion centred in the lace which
Dexter was to run against his best time,
and his appearances ON the track was the
signal for prolonged applause, which
grew louder as Dobie, with smile, leapcd
into the suiky preparatory to the warm
ing up process. 81 "s
Fawcett was standing on the seat of a
barouche near the Judges stand, watch
in hand and smiling significantly, as he
viewed the movements of the driver, who
went back and forth several times and at
length swung round for a full mile, first
giving-the judge to understand that the
heat was merely preparatory. 1t was
evident that if the horse could best 2: 9,
to-day was the time for the trial. Every
movement showed perfect condition
Meanwhile, in carriage on the right
stood pleasant gentleman, whom
few in the vast crowd recognized, bnt
who kept his eye upon the horse, and as
he passed shook his head as if to say,
s.he i do it. At length the white foot
ed flyer was ready y,ad a hundred watches
clicked as he passed beneath the line.
-sThirty-four, shouted hundred voices
Us be flashed by the quarter. Dead
|sil1roe easusd. as ez1as aa2 -
"One = s.r,e voices