The Oregon Argus., October 19, 1863, Image 4

butt!-
C' ntlnutJ from tb Ut pm
located oi, yiar nut nrxtJinfr their
lection ai director; ni encli director
,ahall own In kit own right, at leaat una
jir ceil l n ni of the capital stock of audi
association not exceeding two hundred
thousand dollar, and tlia lial( of one per
centum ol ila capital if over two hundred
th'iuaiind dollars. E,,h irctor ahnll
take n ontti that It Hill, au fur na the
duty , devolves on lim, diliecntly and .lion-
.tally Administer the afl'aira of atiuh as0'
.elation, and will not knowingly violute, or
willingly permit to bo violated, ny of tho
provisions of thia net, nnd that li ia the
tbona fulo owner, in li s own riht, ot the
almrea ol stock standing In lis name on
tho books of tho association, and that ;lw
sama Is not hypothecated, or In any way
jilcdgad, aa security for any loan obtained
or debt owiiiK to the aaaociation of which
Jit Is a director, which oath, snltscribed bv
liiraaelf, and certified bv tho oflietr Imforc
.whom it la taken, shall be immediately
transmitted to tho cnmpirollcr of tho cur
fency, and by him filed and preserved in
,hi oilier.
Sec. 40. And bo i further moled, That
tthe director of ny mu h association first
elected bhall hold their plnce until their
atictessora sluill bo eleited nnd qualified.
All anbtcqiitMit e!ccliiii'i shall be held an
...n. .....i, a.... :.. ,i. ..i. -i i .
(iiuiiiit, vm eiii.il vifij in mu UiVIIIII III trailtl-
ary as Hie slm Mi'ilder of iJ association
V. hrewirib" and the directors so cltct
'd I heir placea ?.r one year, and
, Vsmrs are elected and qua:
""""" u' ?. aitv (bi'cctor reinnMi'2 from
dcu:C otata, or casing tu bo the owner of
,tho reipiioitv fi mount of stock, shall there
,by vacate hi plat c. Any vacancy in the
. liourd slwllW (iik-d by appointment by
,thc remaining dirvctora. The director o
appointvJ shall hold hi place until the
next animal cirri ion; and if, from ruiy
,caus, an elrctiii of directors .shall not be
made at (he lime appointed, -ttio astocia
tioti ahall not fur tlmt c.nuao be dissolved,
but an election may be held on any stiLse
qnant day, thirty dy ' notice thereof hsv
in( been given in a iicwsjiaper printed, or
.of geueral circulation, in the city, town,
or county in whkli ilia association ia lo
cated, and if no iiewsjutper is published in
such city, town, or .county, aueh uolk-e
hall be published in a newspaper in the
.county adjoinin.
Sec, 41. And lie it further enacted, That
.every auch association shall at all times
hare on haud, in lawful money of the Uni
ted States, an amount equal to at least
jtweuty fire per centum of the apgrecale
.amount of its outstanding notet of circu
lation and itt depnail; and whenever the
amount of its outstanding notes of circu
lation aad its deposit shall exceed the
above-named proportion for the space of
twelve day, or whenever such lawful mo
ney of the United Slates shall at any lime
full below tho amount of twenty five per
tontum of its circulation and dtjiosits,
audi association shall not increase its lia
bilities by making any new loans or dis
counta otherwise thin by discounting or
purchasing billa of exchange, payable at
sight, nor make any dividend of iu profits,
until the required proportion btien the
aggregate amount of its outUnin notes
of circulation anJ its depoaits and lawful
money of the United States shall be re
stored : Provided, kotrertr, That clearing-
notise ctrtiucaiea, rrprenting apecie or
lawful moi ey aitetiaiiy U. posited for the
purpote of any c!earing-lioiie association,
atialf be dnied to be lawful money, in
the possesion of any association bclon;-
ing to smh clrai ing house holding and
owninj auch certificate, and considered to
be a part of the lawful money which surb
association is required to have, under the
Aoregoing provisions ef tLi section: Pro
vided, further. That my balance due to
uy association organid under ibis act in
tlier places fmm any associatioa in the
nlit-s of Iloston, Providence, New York,
1'hiladelpliia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chi
os;, St. Iouis, or Nw Orleans, in pood
credit, auljKt to be drawn for at sight,
and aiUl'a to reJoein their circulating
notes and deposits, may be deemed to be
a part of the lawful utoeey which such
j.iacialion in oilier place than the cities
of Boston, l'ro idenc, New York. Phila
delphia Ua'limore, llnciiinati, Giicnijo.
it. I-ouis, and New Orleans, are required
to hare by tho luregoii g provision of this
section, I the extent ol three fifibs of the
aaid amount of twenty fire per centum
required. And it ahall te competent for
lim comptroller of the currency to notify
any foaIi asociatiou whose lawful money
rewrve, a aforesaid, shall fall below said
proportion of twenty firo pr centum, to
make goud am h rrt; and if such as
sociation shall Oil for thirty day a there
afur so to mk fwnl it n vrve of lawful
money f f the Uniied Statea, the comp
troller Diey, with the cyncurrenre of the
Hecrctery of the Treasury, appoint a re
.ccivrr to wind up the l.uino of such as
aot iation, as proridrd In this act.
See. 42. And l it further nacted.TUt
do assocJalioo )iayl at any time bs in
.dibted, ,nr in any way lisUe, toan amount
excteding the anmunt of its capital stock
at nub time actually paid In, oud remain
inif undimininhed by losses or otbrrsitc,
"ft the following accounts, llutt is
IV. ). v fount of its notes f circu-
w- '. aeeoimtof mnne;a drposit
' m left"! bv, auch asocialinii.
count of bills of rxrhsrge
1 n against money actually
he credit of au li atsocia-
icreto.
iiu.. .nannuntof liabilitie la Its
stockhuI lcM. for nio;icy paid in on capital
otirw, and d idctids the rtoa, and reserved
profits.
Sec. 43. And be U furiher ensdal,
That no aoiution shall, either directly
ff ladircctly, plidgo or Jirpwherfcla any
of its notes of cix im1 ion, for I In purpoe
tt procuring money to l paid in on its
rapital stock, or to be usid in l's banking
cpirslions, or otherwise.
Sec. 41. And be It further enacted,
That no adatirw, or any inrniber there
of, ahall, during the time it shall continue
ila banking OiH-ratioti, withdraw, or per
nit to ho withdrawn, either In form of
dividend, loans to stockholders for a
longer time than six months or in any
other manner, any portion of Its rapital ;
and if louses shall at any lime have been
sustained by any surb assnciaiion equal
to or rirrrdiair its undivided profit then
pn hand, tin dividend ahall be mnde and
no dil fend shall ever be made by any
association, while it shall continue Its
banking operation, to an amount greater
than It hrtl profit then on hand, dednrt
itU (herefrom its losses and bad debts;
ai J all debt doo to any e:"'ciation, on
which Inlerct is past due and unpaid for
period of ai. nioiith", inlcss tho same
I hall be writ secured, and shall be in pro
frrt of roller lion, shall be considered bsd
Wrb't wlbifi the icpnla; rf this art.
WSM
Sec. 45. And be it further enacted, That
tho directors of every association hal,
aemi-annually, in the month of May and
November, det lare a dividend of ao much
of the profits of such association as they
shall judge expedient: and on each divi
dend day the cashier hll make, and ver
ay me casmer ...a . mawe ana ver-,
bis oath, a fill, e ear, and accurate
entoftno condition of the .ssooia -
ify by
statement
lion, as it shall bn on .thnt day nfier de
claring the dividend; whkh statement
shall contain
First. Tho amount cf capital stock act
ually paid (iii and then .remaining as the
capital stock of such association.
Secondly. The amount of the circulating
notes of such association then in ilivulalioii.
Thirdly. The greatest amount in circa
Iation at any time since the making of the
last previous statement, aa shall have been
exhibited by tho weekly statements of the
cashier, specifying the times when the
tamo occurred.
.Fourthly. The amount of balances and
debts of every kind due to other batiks
and banking associations.
Fifthly. The amount duo to depositors.
Sixthly. Tho total amount of debts and
liabilities ol every description, and the
greatest amount since making the last pre
vious statement, speeifvin! the time wlien
the same nwrued.
Seventhly. Tho total amount of divi
dend declared oil the d.sy of making the
statement.
EvabMfcly. The amount of lawful money
of tlieUnited Slates belonging to the as
sociation, and in its possession at the time
of mnkii g the statement.
Ninthly. The amount subject to be
draw n at sight, in lawful money of the
I'uitcd States, then remaining on deposit
with any associations banks or bankers;
specifying the amounts so on deposit in the
cities "of Boston, Providence, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chic
ago, St. Louis, and New Orleans.
Tentbly. Tho amount then on hand of
hills or notes, issued by other banks and
banking a -sociation.
Eleveu'hly. The amount of balances
due from other banks, bankers, and bank
inj associations, excluding deposits sub
ject to be drswn at sight as aforesaid.
Xwcltiliiy. ilia amount on nan j.oi oiiis,
bonds, stocks, notes and other evidncs
of debts discounted or purchased by tho
association, specifying particularly the
amount of suspended debt, the amount
considered bad, the amount considered
doubtful, and the amount in suit or judg
ment. Thirtecnthly. Tho value of the real and
peronal property held for the convenience
of tho association, specifying the amount
ef each.
Fourtccnthly. The amount of real estate
takcu in payment of dibts doe to the as
sociation. Fiftcenthly. The amount of the undivi
ded profits of the association.
Satcenthly. The total amonnt of the
liability to the association by the directors
thereof collectively, specifying the gross
amount of such liabilit ies as principal dtbt
JConcluJvJ on the i& fg
Talking Its rnrrosF. and Con
duct. No grace of tho drawhui-room
is more charming than truth-speaking,
where vell-:otisitlered ideas are
expressed in carefully-chosen words,
arniniroil in riglitlv weialiou sentences.
Pt'1'luij it slioul.J le said tliut purity
is even a more essential and captivat- j
ing charm in all social intercourse.
Indeed, these two divine principles !
cart hardly l3 separated, llieyare
like light and heat, always fuund to
gcther, though sometimes one may for
a moment, and under peculiar cir
cumstances, Imj hidden. Jvc Lord
Chesterfield declares that truth
marks the distinction of a gentleman,"
and Emerson says that " veracity
marks a superior organization." This
truth-sjicaking by no means allows of
blitntness, and it especially conJemns
all coarsenciy. 'l,csc ,llorc Jircctly
offend against purity, as does all shun,
which is a thing only k'ss to be ab
horred than profanity itself. Along
with ilang, tliotigh far beneath in
jwwer to corrupt, a habit of dealing
m huge superlative epithets, and
bringing these forth on the most triv
ial occasions, ought not to be passed
by without a word of reprobation.
Tho man or woman who finds every
thing " perfect," or 44 splendid," or
"grand," or ".perfectly preKsterous,"
cannot at all times, to say the least,
sjpeak the truth intelligently. .Such a
(practice will most certainly exert a
baleful influence uion the character,
and will be a damage to the social cn
joynicui ?tid profit of any circle where
it is allowed.
Personalities uro never allowable in
any polite society or conversation.
Yet while these arc banished with as
much care as though they were black
men, flattery and detraction tilings
quito as base and often far more inju
riousarc not only tolerated, but
even welcomed, and the former of the
twain is inany titles cxbilled as al
rnosTTfn ndist,pcnsablj attendant on
the social circle. One of the noblest
nnd purest of men, Charles Augustus
Hare, says of the vices: "Flattery
and detraction arc tho Hcylla and
Charybdis of the tongue. Only they
are set side by side ; and few tongues
arc content with falling into one of
them."
While, therefore, talking must
avoid these clownish vices and these
elegant offuiscs against good taste,
good manners, and good morals;
whilu it must convey information, and
that in choice, appropriate, and well
studied language, it inut be spirited,
lively, various, and never apparently
studied. If at any tiiuc a inau's talk
ing Sttems to have been calculated be
forehand, it will necessarily bo called
stiff and ipcdantic. JJu t while it gusi
cs forth willi a native life and vigor,
w hile it effervesces and sparkles like a
cool fountain bubbling from a lull
side, or like a pencil of light bursting
the fleecy clouds, and does Ibis with
out apjpurcnt care, it will ho pleasing.
Vet ull this unfettered, outbreaking
freedom may nunc the less bo the per
ruction of long preparation and care
ful calculation. An artificial fountain
in a nark stiouts upward with even
more apparent buoyant life thnn the
natural one on the mountain; yet to
tdaii and construct this wonder of
leMity requires the rciencc of the phi
losophcr joined with tho skill of the
mechanic. So to talk naturally, ond
nt the snme instructively, will demand
groat stores of information, careful
preparation, ond fivquent practice.
"To talk without cllort is, nftor till,
, , ,,f t;llkin , s(v Ul0
f ,, . .. .. i i,
mor llare m guesses at 1 ut I,
Tliov mean wnnoui np miivih cuow,
for no man, even if ho Ihj us wise us
Solomon, nnd as gitted in the art of
talking us Coleridge himself, can talk
without effort, and bring forth valua
ble information, as well as lively, and
pleasing, witty nnd agreeable Inm mots
so desirable and so profiting in con
vivial gatherings. If he would bring
to the social feast honey of llytuettus.
the wheat of Thessaly, the oranges
of Rhodes, and the salt of Attica ; or
the twist beef of England, the mm
fx)M. of France, the coffee of Java,
and the spices of the Moluccas, he
must have Ihhmi a diligent explorer, a
laKnious reader, and n skillful con
triver; in other words, a w ise student
and successful merchant.
Sidney Smith said of IauhIoii, " It
never makes you glad or sorry for ton
minutes at a time." So of the best
conversation. It is wittv and almost
silly at the same moment, and thou
wise and foolish, fearful and Udd,
cautious and extravagant in the same
breath, tomler and strong, sad and
joyous by starts, "every thing in
turn and nothing long." It is like
the blaze of the Merry Paneors in the
Northern sky ; no man can descriU'
it, and no previous calculation can
guide it. It is the birthplace and
home of wit. The brothers Hare,
who have boon twice quoted More,
say of this glorious Ariel of our social
life, " What a dull, plodding, tratn
ing, clanking, would the ordinary in
tercourse of society be without wit to
enliven and brighten it ! Reason ex
pands the soul of the philosopher;
imagination glorifies the jniot and
breathes the breath of Spring through
the young and genial; but if we take
into account the numberless glances
and gleams whereby wit brightens our
every day life, we hardly know what
jiowcr ministers so bountifully to the
innocent pleasures of mankind."
Skill in talking, tu'coniiKiuied by
acquired naturalness, is one of the in
fallible signs that mark the well-bred
gentleman or refined ladv. The pow
er to acquire it is partly the gill of the
Maker of nil things, as is all genius.
So is tho capability of being cut in
the delicate linos and limbs of beauty,
and of receiving a rare degree of hiU
ish,the gift of Him who formed the
marble. Rut only the patience of
long schooled ami sternly trained la
bor can fashion the one or put on the
other. While the jwer to talk well
is a natural talent, it shines when
buried, nor in fact does it ever sparkle
unless, like diamonds, it is actively
rublx-d against a kindred talent ami
rxilisliod by the contact. An elegant
proverb, the essence of which Ird
llacon stole for his Essays, says:
" Knowledge liegins a gentleman, but
conversation completes him." Indeed,
no sane or rightly balanced mind can
avoid the acquisition of knowledge if it
would. Rut to gain jower rightly to
use that knowledge is among the
hardest of human attainments. It
is easy to shajic the rude image of a
man in clay, or wood, or stone, Dut
to put the .peculiar perfection and pol-
1
h of nature on each minute anu
most insignificant part of that im
age, and thus make it suggest
more .than nature, is the nohlest
work of arU-thc most difficult task
of genius.
i-i
An Oiujamc Difficcltv. A parish
in the west of Kngjand, after much
effort, lately purchased a self-acting
organ, warranted to play twenty tunes,
and a larger congregation than usual
met to inaugurate it. The first psalm
had hcen successfully' brought to an
end, when, after a short pause, the
organ chose to commence psalm-tunc
number two. In vain the officiating
person endeavored to stop it ; in vain
the church-wardens left their own
pews to stifle its noise; still the organ,
as though uncontrollably pleased with
its own execution, kept on w ith the
new air. What was to Ihj done? The
service was suspended, in the hope
that the musical stranger might Imj
content when the second tunc was
played out. Vain expectation! It
commenced number three! and no
thing remained but to carry the in
strument into the churchyard, and
there cover it with the vestry carK:t
to choke its voice, for on and on it
went tdl the number of twenty liau
been played out, much to the clifiea-
tion ,f the less attentive part ot the
congregation, who could only hear
half-smothered melodies. ImiuIuii
NOTICE
To Donation. Claimants
Or-
t"pNK i0i section r.f tie A't of f'onRrcs nti
1 tied An Art to reiliio; tlia tiie.iie of tlifl
.Surrey of lie I'ullic l.amls in tlia Lmli-,1 Mllc,
Aiinriivcil Mir S'-tti. It..', ia a follow:
" .Skctkp.s i. Ami l it furtler enai.-le'l. That
" from and aller the first dar of July neit lie cun
" rieiitatinn of Keuiatera ami lO-ci'ivnra 111 all lit
" Land Ollicea in tl (j'liitf'd K,ie ,111 bn an an
" nual aa urtr cf bra liinidred dollar rai d, with
" tie fees and conimitiioiia now ,res.'rile,l Ir law
" ami, to bo paid by claimants, an u'l'litionul lc
" in donatioii caae ol lira dollars for cacti finik'
"ertilicai of nia bmidrid and iiy acrca, ten
" dollars for tlir buijilred and Iweniy acrea, and
" f, flea 11 dollars fur ill biuidred and forty acres."
In view of tl above eno'-lineiil, and to bar tie
order in wbicli we tbink it beit lor llie work of lie
olbco to proceed !.ni-it'i'l, wa now aay lo lie
lunation claimant of llie Jownabips beri witli di s
Ijfiialeil Ibat we alall proeeed In imik out tie lir
tillcate of aneli of lloan rluitinilits are diaiO" d
ti lake tl prevribed oall ol loyally, ami puy fur
llrir ciTlili. ulei. A reasonable lime aill allowed
in wbicli to lil, 1 re'iirt for leitilo alea, complel
proof, and take lie oatli. We flail ll,n ps to
olber towmliipa, and in tbi order call ou all the
donation riaiinant in our itiirn:i.
reriuiiia who lira at a litm- fin, 11 Una Olln e
ran tuke lie nutli before a Justice, hnriiiK lie
(.'Irk of the proper county rertify lb.it lie Juilii
was aiitloridd at the time to O'l, ,,,, r nulla.
Toiruabitis 7, U, 14, 14, 17, ami 11, tiouth of
llnnir t Weal.
Tuwnahipa S, 4, and i, loull, of Kntiitn 9 Weat.
T'iwnliis 3, 4, ami , aoulli of II iiiko 4 We,,,
Tuwuibipi 3, 4, and Aaouflinf Kiine A West.
W. A. KranawesTMaa, JCryltlf.
W. T. MaTMiea, limine.
ftrgot) fi'f, Julia
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZ1M1
AND TDK
Ilrlllsli Rnlrws,
r RICES OIEAP AS EVER,
to toon who pav rnoMi'itv is ahvam k.
Nolviili.l.in.tiii the eo.l nf Itopriuliiiij tln'i
IVi iislii'l has more lliu itonMe.1 i eoiivioi' mi'
nl Oii nutrition n ' l1"' l,r,,v I"'!"'1 "'
(Ionrl ailium'" HI H " ' eieu' - nmt ii.'t-
illmtaiiiluti; oilier itilliliei tin' niliii iiin alts' I
. .. nr lii.-i.-a.tiii! alio itrii-e of lltetr imWii'.tli ii, i
lmll roninmr. tor lite )i""r nutiisli
oma countu, u lii-intelore, ul tlia ol.l ralt'a, u;
Tho I.oudoil Quat telly (.I'miaervatoe).
The DUinburg IteUew v.WhijrV
Tho Norlh llritlh ltevlew iVrve CliurvhV
The Wesluiiaater ltevlew l.iliral).
llluekwoixl'a IMitiburai .Mniwiue JoryV
l'cr niottiiti,
For anr dm of Oio fonrReviewa . . . f.i i
Kor aitv two of tlii lour Ucvii-n . . . . ft OV
K.ir miir l!.iv of I lio lour lirlll'M 7 VHP
For aU'rourof lit" Kftt a iV
For tliH'liHHr MiiHiniK . 3 on I
For lllai-kn -ohI aiul one lloview 00 i
For lllaekwoo.1 "d Ki'vivws .... Tool
For HUtlkiHl ami ilirve Ki'Mi-k . . . v m
For lUm-kvussI ami tli lour ltovivn li) ev
I'OsT.VtiK Itt.Dl t i:t t
p I'ostnf for 111 whole litre IVriottieali onlv
FlVlV-.slX VKSTS A VrAU.
Lv--tsv S''TT & Co . l'litilinlier,
p ). 33 Wilkor Strret, S. Y.
Y alia lilili (ho
k. it m t:its t;t ini
Hr Henry Siveits of I-Mintmr ami tlie Ule J. IV
Norton, of Viile I'olleso. a vol. Kov.il OiUto,
UiH' t.ii;e anil iiuiiu'roits Kntm ui. I't ue-I",
(r lt l0 volouie. II v Mail f.'.
I.. S.MTr X Co.
OMV (.', OR I'M It. :
A Itniirliiii:-s lioil (or Eoy:
Tin: Tiur.n siiuxn. v..n
"ILL aMMt:Nri:
ON TLKsDAY,
strt u.M iu.it .',
ALSO
isca.
SPENCER HALL,
.W.IV.ICA :, ORKUOS .
A IlOAKDIMS-sriltiOI. KOU Ulltl.Si
TIIK TIIIUD M liooi. Yi:.
Willeoinioi Ui-a uu Tersmv, Si; rrruit .' ', ISC.1.
Tliese fehool will b nrgau ! nml roiiiliett.l
umler the niivinin of tlie uli-riili r, lo wim.n
anv eoimiiuii r.ilniia may le aJ.livmJ, al M l
aruukie, On 5, Ul.
Jlv27. Iia. THOM AS r. SCO IT
DISS CO,
Commission Merchants
au
Jolbmi F.'sur, Grain, FttJ, Fimt, I.nuhtr,.e
SJ. E. corner Kro'it ami WaJnujjlon !.,
SAX FUASCISCU
I7Teii:nmeni ofill kmJi of Ca'ifornia anJ
Or(;nii Piwliea o!miv1
liAitir.us t
riCTOlUAL IIISTOXY i
or
THIS CEXAT HUSELLIOIX
In tlie L'nitrJ iSdifis.
TT-I,L bnrtly bn iwoif.l in Nunilera. a i-om
ST ie lll..ry i.f ll Ureal K lieoion 111
the I'uiiid Stale. Tl woik liaa leen lor nuny
in., ill. in e .uf f prrfiiniuuii by a w, net ev
ery way .jun' ji-l l.r ll la-k.
Tie lu to.ik :iou will couiaiu a rleir an I ue
einct arcnuiil of the Formation of ll Confeder
al)' of the Male ; tl Koriiuileiti ' I A.l' iii",i
of lie 1'oiiNilutiuii of Id t'uit. il S,rea, ai d ll
K.luril.ltn,il of tl National tin, num. nl ; ll
ori(.n, development, an I pni;ri of lit J.- ltui. a
of Nuil li. anon ail I irc mii, and llio van.oi
ph.ve wb clt lliey auiml until ll.eir t'.u.il Cai
inmalion ia tl.e drat lielrlouu.
The Usury will eoinin a full a'.-ouul,
tiawii from Ilu- iihI aiilleni e aonrce., uf nil Ho-
Kv.nta of ll War ; tl" miiii!U. "I llo' o,nli-
rrn leader al loniin an l air ail , ll i-r nlu.il
fectiou of iu -i t'oii ; Hie ff' it t'i'f,..i.g i.f lb
V,.pV f.'t ill niaoiteiiiiiir .if I ie Na uiiial L''
ami r.aietiiie; in lapoi i-rea-tnii m an 1111 .11
Army aud Nary ; and Ila Hulilea by Lau.l an-1
e.
Tie Llnlrati'ina w II cnmino rurtrailauf a. I
ll. e wbo have lorn a i.rn.niiiei.t p rl 111 tl
truifgle ; M ita of lie il ll. rent local Ilea ; I'Litis
of the I. ailing a. lion ; View of every arena of
inlereat. ,.ud of tba nio-t iuiplaut llal lea
Tlii-av lluairitiniis arc niot!i fioin diawiu.-a lak.
eu ou lb ii by uru-l, de,ui.-,l fur lb it .re
to accompany eicry dinaou of our Auny and
Nary.
I.very f.icilily at ll command of tli I'ub'Mi-
ers has li" i-.iilmf l in lb pieji.rjl on an l 1
ecutioti ,' Hi wurl ; aud lliey miiti lei ily be.
leva that it will form tin lli t r. liable and valua
ble lualoty win h cm b prrpare.l i.f ll, liirat
htrugjli.- for the A'l.rnran L mon.
.Mum tti IVaa or I'l ii.traTHi.
Tha wora will be naunl in Nunilera, e.ich'on- !
aatinj of 'H psi s of tb ait of " lls'ii' '
Weekly," pruilr.l fiorn rU ar ty, ii.ii fun' .- j
per, aiid Will probably be C iinplted HI about
Twenty Nuiiilier. 1
Tie Nuinber will La itaucl at in'tra! of j
about three wi-eka.
Tin p-pca for ai-li Num'-ar, which will contain
main r inuivalrul In aii onlmary miuiue, wiil be
lilty cnt.
To Canri-sera, anl I'cnolicnl Agent anl
New Ilea.i r, l.brral d acuuiita will be umd ff'm
the raiail price.
Addreaa, J. W. Si: I.I.I VAN.
New Agent, Nun Kraoeieeo
TOR SALE.
IIornoHtdiul.' mu V.'tlti:illft
Ileal Erttitv.
Itallalng Lots front SlO lo ior l ark'.!
Attn, 50 Vara Lnlt nml Hniirti DhcLi of
Jltniihiil Garden I.nn'l!
in the a 'y an l county of
S A X V It A N C I S C O,
ON' the liu of lb Han .lio l!a,i"ia.l, at ll
wi:ht-i:m ii.i'ot.
The Ilia ia abx-luifly I'LII IT.CT, being a S(.n
ili (iianl, dually confirmed ami patent.:.! by the
I 'nit I Wlnlea.
Thahliefter Hill rc;r lliaTiile,
Til 'ily Ailthoritn reapi il,
Tba IriiltiCl ('mill and
Hupiemu ('uirl of tba
L'uid il Kiates reip I il.
P'lide,
Title hit brrn fiirrrrr quirted hj a Final
Dtcrtt owl Judgment ngaunl
' tlit Vtt'jt
o llmt there la not even a cloud ofla,low iifpon it.
Whoever Duf bawa oiia of llieau lola will buy a
lol an l nut a lawau t,
Olfi. Nip. HI Nnglao'e IlniMin?. corner of
MontP iinery and Marrhanl tri i, pnri Kranct
00. (.liriV IIAKVI.V H. lllifWN.
Intense Excitement ! !
Thousands crushed to death dally.
EVERYBODY RUN TO
WORTIIIXtiTOaVS, AT
A Nil bur rour kooiN. ipil' V, In for lhr fo
nn- for' b i ndlii'K bis enlii ato' k f
iPllV liOOli.H, I I.liTIIIN'i. lUioT-vMoilMIOM,
1'AMII.Y lllKK'l.lllK.". II MlWWAIU.and i lt
I.KUV,
At cost, for CASH, but no credit,
Call ally and gl food brala.
May it. k '"
Oregon (it) Afhrrllsomcnts.
Attorney & Counselor nt Law,
,M SOI.liITOIt IX fllAM'FUV.
OKI ;0 CITY,
'll I. I'lMinplly n1l.-ttl In liny- liiHineas wlili'lt
nniv lie eoiiiinilli il lo Ilia 'i olrxioiuil oliui
liel'm tlie lliltitt unit Sn'H'ino 1'oinlv
VI K liliili'isii;neil Inn itiir iinrliiie.l llir utoi-K ,
e. of llm OKI '.liOX 1 11 V II AKIIUV,
forini'ilj ninie.l on liy Mr V. I'liiiillntn, Ih-i to
i n II llio nlieiiiinii ol li fi'inur iilnna lo llto
fuel I luil lliey m i no! In rnin on llio lui.iin u m
a lo kit't on limnl vveiy 11,014; ill ll r uuy uf
l-'ainilv (JrotTrirs
f ir town ninl i-itiinliy. Tli nllntiiiii of ateain
ImatHiN i:ittii-tilnrlY e.illril, i every llnitr in our
line mil lie iintlifl at Ii-iimiiiiiIiIm ml
A tine UNHiiliurnl of l.lQl'UKS ulv on
Ininil.
Tlie lii;lii't eaU nife i'ul for eoiinlry ttu
tlneo.
Lri'itl Ti ltili r Note taken ill ami palil 011I ul
tin 11 111 11 kel Milne
Nil I'KUUir lilVKX.
w. ,v j 1.. ii.t;l.iiv.
tlie-oii t'ily, Jan. 17, IsIkI if
llnnlwaro lor
V V. .f- J. .. ll.llil.OW.
f sr i;i:i i;ivi:i) a nifiy f nnl-
iiiiiiiiil arlii'lra:
Tanners' Tools, of ull kin N,
(,'rou i-nl ami Mill Saw,
l'il., l'lii"ci, Altera,
lie lie H IVaitrn,
1 auliank,' rUlform Sealr,
1 L Sana's Oio'mhjJ Aki-s,
U. ill. I Axes,
ll.ililiels,
luiiitiveil SHk Atig'-rs. A ,- alt,
lir.lieMtie Ul 1 11 t'nt.llei,
,lon Wlieit t'j"i,
Wlire'tMrn'W
attlitianv oilier lliin;s loo ir lioit to nienlion
nil of wlmli will la p-I.I iliei f 'f i t-li or eonn
tiv proilnee. Oirjun I' ll, J.m .H
llllJiOltl'll, iliivct
from Victoria,
S3 . U
a a .
0"
St I'I'.r.lOU IPfAl.ll'V. a follow.:
I.i m! hi IK k To ait '
Maiiel 1I0.
Moiime A t'o. dtp.
, oil l!m1on' lav
111 1 aa,
tlo.
I ieiiet .1, 111 c i-e,
r,iii li I, .ly. 111 nv an I lm-l
r or .Ve bv w. a j 1. n viu.ow.
()iek..n t .It, Mated M, IMi.l.
liiiinhrr, liUinlcr,
Or vr.uv hi:m r.inioN. keHoui,nj
a:iJ lor i4 by
W. A J I. II A Itl.O W
100 VOLUNTEERS
W A X'VKl ).
70 SERVE THREE YEARS.
l.UKSS SOOXKK DISl 11 AIU.KI).
To I'iiIiiIiiI n-n " lo leieivril lo
veiror ilurioi: II..- a .1,'' if tier i.,l, il .lie initt ul
om: u..Miti.i ioi.i.,un not vrv
w til le , ii.l
PIIE eoTTtpvtiv
aill c.iii,.I of on I'aptain. on
i S,- ini'l l.i.-iili-nanl, one tiral
4tt.1u-a.t1-r .rei.t. one I'.int
11 ,1 all I o
. r. eanl, one U '
n. 1. it v . f toe tol
tl, e ant.. t t r'oial.
Ian 1 , 4iii.li-, . Inn I airier or Ilia. A .millti, on
a.l lirl, t.lie i." r ami .eii-nly rlll Olf l.
Total. tili.i.-i. tout. TUo Un,li Willi la
lir t from tii I'm at-
In a. I lit mi I" It,, if I IV. I' men will l for
IU.I...I , l..t:.,n. till. i.i ine. iii4i In ami me.ln:
al allen.iami 1 4,.. e I.., , L.tPinm I, line,'
,l..li r. ao.l mil i-nil,..r lit. mill H I.i 11 an ru
ll.tr, I man il, , l . ll, nt In. 1 1- if It li" in. e .0
l-iollllli. lie w I.I I r ri.llll. .1 to I, . .-, 1 e llie ili Iter
me III lit met 1 111.11 willl.e rn'iilela, m
ate,. Alt li-ii. ni,i,:rr.i lulu to .niiif
llie I oil.-1 M il. .. Oo- '.. mini, i.i bf uoii e, ru
liii.'i in l ol,.. -t 1, 1114 V,
IPItu will. A.Kilanl t.ocl4l III Itolniaii 1 Ilu I.
S.ilent
Kt:ipNt.l''.v r " ft' 1 1.1:10:;
Vcast I 'on , In s.
rVM vsir.i IO MKH I.I (2 u r
ami 111. Uti ut u
DC. B O -1
B
l!qn!,y ad. p"ed ti
I.OAVKS. HOT r.lSCLIT.
; I rt ll'.' I T a l r.itcr,
(ilNM.l.l;!;!; l, an.lc.kr. u( alkula.
Wairanttil fully -ijttnl
the inaikft !
to any
1:1
Ad or
LLDINfiTOV .f-C'o'. VL.wr roWMT.S
ami la'. a 11u.H1. r, if )nu wmil.1 l.st uufuru.ly
coon 1 : 1 : 1 : a ! :
Malltlfaclilled au I Jl al wb.,le,l by
IJI HISriTliN ,f I'll,
4'i0 nn I 1 1 1 1 'iav aiieei, an r is o .
1 inri
IXtALI.inii: HAIR Rr.STORATIVlt
roa
I
1 Unlorlrj Gray Jt'iir tt ill Original Cvtnr.
'
i t ri'.KVT.NTs hik it ii: rnoM tall-
1 IMilPhK. I T cure II 1 diieaa, aud reliaile
all ilanilrull and uif fioin Id In I.
I: a a)a t irniatuui of ll a. a i ll cre.t and
ri fre.lra ll I. rail, and in, . a, la lo lb bait a
l.f.illliv. ! ly n arai.ee
I. M. I li I r.i r ie wd eh temoia lamltuiT
anil i nil 110111 11, e in an, anay iiin.110111 aioi n"
llo- ik a'p It uu li'ilii -r. render Ilia arlu I mt idl
ed eaa a k'l mi 111 ell ciilaoeiriia ll'rcleiii, t ll
as ll' d. II.kIi, ,s..il CIi.uim, ( luil. ia o, l li
la. Kingwurin. Himr'ii, Hit. a and M.ioca i.f I
ai t. aud ail ru,'l on ol id. kui, e ally thl
canaedhy I'lllMlN lltk
'1 la only rj'ii.iu.a rin l la put up in I'I VT
l',..tile, anl da Iha wnlieii trualui ol S.
M ILL, lb 01 (.in il pri'pneinr ami iiLiiiiifo Inter,
1111 lb" llil and r.i.pet I'ewai ( ail put III
diTerrnt ttyle.wbi' h la t I il'N I LCI I IT.
IlLOI.M.niN AIM,
i.4.l Ayenie,
4IC and 411 I root alrei t, hail I nane acn.
VNV llW, who p'ofe I. uii'L lalanH all
liad.e or cu ,icea, a-ume In ini an ale
unlity liin Id puM.n. fin Ida Mil pfiuciple,
any una imdii in wbu ll piole,. In i lire all il
raaea la unworthy lb urhPat f,M'f. ami
loiii!i al one bv deuoum ed a a 'u' k iioaKuin
Tint
(ii'.'i fciilrfr I'liinily Mi'ili'-iiifi
rln not pimiiiii lo cum all ilneaaee add nna rent
i d". 'I In y loir i leu n d fl' lenl ,nd i iue. irli
ad ipled lu P'a pccuhar d aeaai , ,mI lima da prov
ed beyond a iution Id e fTi- acy and i-erlaiuly of
llieau prepiraluupe. 'I lint Iwl t-oiitpru , f.4
lowing iii.u ml
(leirfrnUrey VrprtnVr ';
MirJiiiiri Ultriue t'nllinhnjii;
Unrfrnltrrtj Suriiinieil hi ;
(Inrfenliitii I'll' trmedi;
(Inrfnilh ill 1tentiru Sieip;
freea Muniiliiiil I liniment;
(irirfeiiUrr'j Children Viiimem;
(hitfiiilierit Vimnimtlne' lUtlm;
llrnfihtieig ;e hitiuti;
(ietrfeiilirr-j 1'irerand A-iit llrmedy;
(IritfeiiheriJ llmlth Ihllen;
Urirfrnlierg M'liimit t llmlth.
lot rale by alt lro?i!',s lliPoukli'iul Ida fla'e,
lirsrear. Anrsut
KrUIM. I ON A I II., Who!el Druef ,
41fiaud 119 Jiml el , Haa I'rawrac
s.ixroiurs
LIVER INVIGORATOR
.Virc" li'biliUlt!i.
It iai'iiiitoniiileil titlirelv liniii (. I ' M s, ttiol Im
lei', 1111,. an i".l.ili'i.lo il in' i. n ulieiiluiil iiieiln ine,
known ami niiinveil ly m'I Hull linva nnil ll, 1111.I
1 now rt ni to,l In Willi e onlltletii'ii In all Ilia iln
u.eIHl' lil lt ll li eii,iiiiiieiiiil
ll liu eoieil llioila
llliili willllll I he I "I
I Mil llll w Im llll'l
U I veil lii nil lo' f
leliel', llio limner
on uiimiIhuIoiI eei I11
ie ile in Illy uu-ieM.
Inn iliuiv
1 li iIimo iiiii-I lie
nilittlel l Ol" leitl
,eiiiineiil of lite illll.
M.lual liikmc ll, mill
ii-e.l in ni li iiinm.
tie a In net p'liily
oil lie liowrln.
.et the ilu lull 1 nf
011r jiiiluinent eni le
Mm III llin n-e ul llie
I.Ivor liiviiitlnr,
ami II w III I'tiiK Liver
l'iilllil.lllil, llllloll ul-
liii'La, ,1 y I' e i 11,
11 li r o 11 1 e ilninliii' i,
siiinnii'i' ioiii,hiiiI,
ill., niei Vi il 1 o 'i y,
miir loiniu-li, li ilu
iMlt'iiliV! neMi.i'liolii,
elmlelit , olmletM nun
linn, I'linViii iiiI'mIii
inn, Itiiitileni'V, iiinn
tli. it, I, iiiulr ueaKiieNi
ami limy I" ueil no
nil Iv 1111 ill, Inn. ll will
mIiiIU n an unlni.iv
entn Mfk leu. lurlie 111. Ilo ill-mill" e.iil li'lifvl III
lnly nniinlri", if ln il llum I, ui.Hiiiliila tii
lukeii l I'liiiiiiieneenieiil of iill.iek .t l w li.i Mm
il 111 giving III, irte.iiiiioiiv In lis favor.
M.X witior in lie momlt null tlia liit'ijiiiulur,
nml nn.illntv liolli lojelln r.
jrl'iiie, ?fl i.rtp..llle.
.41.0. SAM'tUtll'S
FAMILY CM'HAHTIC PIU.S,
nun', i s lip n 1 hum
J'urt Yigtttlilf I'.xtrtirts,
Till ill gla Oaara, ail lll, ainl will keei ill any
rlinial.
'I lia t'.iinilv ('allistlio Till ti a t'enlla Inl aaliv
,'llmMl,., wil li lie iioii,el.if It uittl III Im
oiuolifo more ll.ill IWililV )ei
'l l 1 ooiluiilly 10, leii.niit ilrimiinl fiotn llioM
li,i li.it e I.. in.' uel lie I'lll. aii.l III aluiiii'ioii
win l all t tie. ill
te-al,l to III I toe,
1 1 iiiilni-rtl in la
.Ui III, 111 w illuli lite
re.it-lt til all
Tie ii,.eiitn well
know Hint ilill'eient
r.illill', , i on il (
lerenl ,itno ol III
tine releiani-a to ill
w, 11 i.lnlilalntl In rt I .
tieeii e o 111 ft utlll.leil
I10111 a vniit iv of tie
.ille.l veg.lalln el
liaela, w I t'll aot a
I k nil vveiy tit of
lie iilinn nlarv ra nal
ami arv piMtil ami ae
In ll er wleto il
rilmil.e 1 inril at
11, l ilr-miio. Ill-tl.l
pnio 111 ll I14. k ami
al
liw y
Tl l'tinily ('a-
iliarin- I' ll li, wnli
i,f III :omi tell, ,li-rt nM
.un( eititi.r. tui. ntnl
wlo'e lioalf. Ilttill mil leil I-..I I
teiM uter Ila
win-It fn-ii n nilv .
I' nrelet'l, il il l ill a I001! rmiri ,.f fou r, lo-t of
HtrUI, a or, rHll rli.ll,. of CoM oier ll
U-lv, i.lrnai. Irmlai le, or r jl,l in ll
Itrntl. all iitlt.niiiiialoriv il . .im-, wiuiii mill
leu or a, lul'., ilteimiaii.nl, a u leal on her of lie
l!,. hI, an. I mam .li-. lo w lo, d lle-d In it loo
lionieloo, 10 menu. .11 111 lit adt.M lent, ul -
ii,., 1 10 a.
i t:n-i:. tiii;i:i: himi h
TIi Liter Illuminator ami laimly t'a'lnrlie
I'l.l ai i-t, t'V I vi u ii . lywlieie. ami ly
KIIIUNi; IMS .V t l.
.VnV .Ijenu Inr tl r.-ili. roa.l,
4 1 i'i A lit I lout l . Viii 1 1411, im
Ur. llaki r's rain I'aiincra
I i nn,. rnliiel) of Ih.i'ii.i; (tun, ami I'J-l t
I, ! u I ail.l ItelU ll I I llri-ll) al lor Ik
111 i i. I i-ai t u I ru no. Inn. ly y
II, 4l I litner kie-wii any, ll mrtrl .Irli. !.
I.i I 111ji1r.1l In ll in ll l'l- I w.ll r.'iiiioti la
nik tl i,lll , lr,l, win liaia ma u.l il. lo In H
lot ll M oo'i.tf ili e.t.rt, lie aro n 'I lia
li.ll Willi ill lies' H ilo"-llie. II lllin,V W ll ti
rlie.iln l) rlniiile. ,j II, k'. ul wl.ei. Ill,, uir.li
rm i fw i
If t.Hilim pun in ll Sli int. It r lloarla,
Irv a il" "I I'aiu I'auirf-a iiiteriially, l-allo al
linl!) .'tl ll puis I'll'ii'il, )"i will al
mice Iralol III 'l "I'd rin.u an I lei lb p on
()mllia iliuaeur udiiil. l.llio tl w. II
wild id I' a l'Meei fir I10H.. a .1 iv ll will
ili. v lit pa n. ami lak out all ll h,,ui, and
leal ikew'timl in ailmt t.ii.a
, ti an ullei,ii( Io n Neuia a or lllieu.
mile I'a a;.l; Hi l' l'.iuae. fieel, . ami
lake a il ol il i.i ri "alii, lion iiiii,' n. li nml
n ,;l,l, ! w II u .l o..!y run III.' (villi, toil w.il l.
mot Id ran- of Hi doe
If yowlni Hi l)ei.io. aJ your f.l -Irrvra
lo 'miiai'li llr ratio,', lake a dvi ul
I'.. in 1'ana a ('r rat li uie.,1
If von liu I'aiikeiel of 'tr Moiilll !
1 liliwt. ah'lv ld I'aill 'altr. 4 I" Id ..llerlril
I pan, aa I (si ;i in lie'u n 01 1.1041 iiiree ,h i mi
I I m. a ilat .
ll y..u hat tl I i a lor 1 . or a le'neil '' of
'ill Iniara. lak a lew .1. .i.( Ian I'aill -a,
' ,it,. Idei W ll fc-i'l l- le.,ej ll .ll,4l. a
i, iiful kr:.i.f. bailie ll .ita f, e. I , ..ml t mi
Will ,am Irli.-.e III- M ll, an l tlie II I'C W II be
1 III I ll )"il liatel lui.il ai l' , '!V
Id I'aiu I'.,' 1 a an a p ei ..( e i t, ,., an t 1 1 l
ill ,111111 al lie a.iiti Inn ; il i.l lo' Id pa n
iii..iitl)
I, mo hai a imiii 111 ll ll.eai! ile, U o k '
I h'Mll. )..ImII ll pall" alf 1 led iimIiii;' au l ioc'i'.
I al Id amiu t in l .k a ol ll I'aua. in-
1 Imi.ilV
If a M rtlo-r hi a(aLd bretat, ap, 1) Ilia I'am
Pal' area lo,l a 1 u 1 Itoln.
If )"ll Irel.ll.l, uirnll, aa thiHijP'i ynu war
(,'iai k' lo l.l a le.er, t ,k idarri l aiMre
It )a bat a w.tiuil, ml, ur ,;'la on ).ur
ho a. y lb I'aiu I'aii.e.a. it wnl t ike .ul
l, id H.lUili.l "ll. ami dial ll ) III a al'"!
I in. hulJ by e l ll pi im i l .Iiii. j ia, a id by
It) IM.ipV. A lo, f
;f. ai.il ll I t III Mir. I, a l 1 lane aeo
1 1.1 r. sir. v'j Li'
SCIK.VIiriC AMIiKK'AN.
Thf lift Mirhiinnill 'nirr is (n) ll'uiU.
I ll. II I l.l.N I'll i: li
V..na lll Nawr rsu.
A
M.W VOl.l'Mi; of Id- iia!r j-ornal
r.'iiuii'ii'ea ou II." fil.l of Jauu.uy ll
pu ili.lr I wrm t, an l iry niim r conlauia
He. 11 pak'ea i.f ii.elul iiiIoIiimIiuii, and li,n fit
la leu 01, (iul iiriiis ol i,e w !,,,, ilu. 1 a an l
liM-.iteii., ail uf wliirli ai prepared ipi,!y
(or ila ruliifuii
To I'i' Mrehitnie. and fiinufieluref.
No runiii;sg. i in any if lb inrclin.c,il
ar iiiaiiiifa' tui Hi iMir.u.l aluulil think uf " dmii
wilhoul'' ll lsrlrll; Ain is. It coat bul
11 cam r t wi tk j ry 1111111I1. r inula na from
ul lu ten i.(i.iiii.r ol ew Miai'diiu and linen-
rt.tt alnf.( can la"S lew ttninil 1,1 any u.dr pulb
rj,,iu.
To tlie Imenlur.
The Ji irstirn- Awriu ia m in luf nal l I"
ipy iMiil'ir, a it ii"t ly loniam an nlT.cpal
Ih.1 of Id claim uf ad lb Talenl iwui J Irnm
Ida I'mleil Man l'lnil Ullii a ilur.iig llio week
,f. vi'i; tlina I.IHOJ inrrirl liiaiury ul Id pro
ft, ol liKenliona Ml III nihility. We " 'o
lei i iui(. every w l , Ida lil hl'lV' journ.il
of I. leal III. lam, 1'r.iiii. an l l.eninny ; lim
.l ir nf 1 1 om eeu.i..M all Dial Pa llanm IH J III
Ilu oil rnuiiliie. We adl ruiiliuu lu Iran.
I. rln our rudiiuu run etiraole I'uni Idea
) .ulolaf ab.ileter wenny d.illl of inleri.l In
out ri 'b I.
A paiiiphb I of inalrii'dnn aa In Id bl ni'pl
of nllainiii l.etleia I'airul on liw iiiriilU'iii i
f it r ii ,led lie on i.l raliiiii.
Me-rs Mi ss.V (' lia-l.i a I'alenl Ho
hi'.lora f.it tnore Iban ae, nleeii yi era, III i imiIii"
I, on Willi Hie puMicalii'll nf Iha Mi lenl.lie Allien.
cm, and lliey refer lu 'JH.fHll puleul f"f wliulll
lliey data il ih buaiii.
Niii laii; wuiad.' fe ruminuig ikelehea ami
niolehiif nw liiteiilMHH and fur advuij Inreti
li.ro I" ll'ir pOepilaliility.
Clmnittt, AnluleeH, Millwright', nnd
'iirmert.
TleXrienl lc Amet cn will l.a fnuinl a trvwl
Ueful j.Hin.al lolleui. All Iha new diacnrelic
mi id "ni uf cdeninlry era irui In ll col
H.n. anl lliehilereatai; id arclnlcl and rat-j-'itir
aro le.l avettm.ked all Ida new invent ni..
and nWi.iei rs a rl.i'li,l' lo Idei puiauil li
II. 4 pul.!i..e. fi week In week. I'lnl and
I Pari il iiif.irriialiuii pllin nt In lb inli-la
nf ii,.lwr.(hliul in II iiwner will Ik- ("innl ill lb
H, leiilifi Ant'ii. an, wdu h iiifotrnal uu lli-y can
roil .illy nlitin Iomii any other .tiri . Hub.
J. rl in wl.eli Niiih r aia lulite.lril Will li
S11.111I di-ricawd IM Ilea Mi-ieilUdc Anier cil ml
. f of Id iniiifutriiieiil iii ajiH iiloiral iuipliineiii
bein-l iln.l'e III ll column
'I'raaa u mad ,id, nit rr Tdre llitlbiis a
)t, ut 'tip liiili.r (r Imir n 'iiii 'lh
lime c.imu.eni i id foil of .laniiary and July.
rc ma em ill b enl pr.o loany pari of
ideMior. all.NN cV t l),
rub!.!,.,, 37 fa,k Ilea N Y
;. !IM. II ALL'S
laalsam lor ilu; Lun.
'uiiMiiOii. Ankmn, N'tlM '" '''. Spilling
t'ulih, I'uutlkt, nrfiieaiii, J'ulI
in IK Suit, 11111 lUtrW j
iSt l.UHgi.
Ii Win, Hill'. IliUin for Iha Limns, In all
t Ul',U0, lim In l til .iiil.n linn.
lr Win. 1 1, ill'. II1U11111 for lli Lii'M"
i,,iilil mom ente ine ll liiUmlm-Unn lliail
any uiliei ennui inetlii'ine.
ir. Win Hull II.iUiiiii lor ll Limo I. f il
ilmnil ly )iinr lrtl ng ilileiana a Ila alil
11ml Ite.t leniitly nowlnoie lite iiililiu.
I -. Win Hull' II.iImiii for Hie Luiik ia f if
11. HinoliK ilnllirli, ami )t'l "'Wt'tlnl III iM"i ul
l lllllllll' itiliiiimul) ,1 i.i u,i ".
lr Vim. Mull II.iUhii lr ll Lnnoa brino
il.oerl.lliaie alinn.1 ilnly of It wuinleiltil etiix
in ull 1'iiiia ul III vounliy.
Til nioi liikniit iriif of ll Inltlniie Worlll
1111. 1 rieellem-e of Hi Win llall'S II.1I.11111 fur III
I.1111K", i liiwn in lie iunlny will wlleli II !
10,111 a nenri.il luv,.lH Willi ll io,l. Them
I iinlliiiiK of a aimilar intioi. Im wlml la komi
e.i.l Inin ll simile nleii ll lUl.ani lia leeil
llniiniillly le.le.l '11 atrnla for II ul', ll
i-.oniliv ulel. Ill IMilt-ll.t in W iltlie,
aif
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1I1 limit I II ael Ilk a t'liuiin II
ly lll'tii'.ll '
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t oi al by all H
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SCUV ILL'S
S A USA 1' A K I li I. A
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mi
Itloml 4y I'inr Syrup.
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i-ui Mm ..ll..tni ili., t. li ui, ile.r oil-
I. II ill a J ,l,lril al.tt uf lie I,Un-I ;
ti.k,r, l l. eili. ii nml l'.ol.iijeiiieiil ( tl
Jo III, I'aliieti.tia Tiilliot I ) .iiel.n, kiltj'
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hlilnlll.e alol Meleullal All', rnoin ate 1 lile.li
f 'li ot.Mia ir owll n, liotn III femile.; Itneli.ir
llea III W ll le, ill I. I. ul I) ll us ilu
Mril rill
'll liie.leal '" erhra uf .Saiialill in t"l
pin,- wild .suiting. ai w rll a mw 11 ly a I
nie.ln al men lob., ll I'll eo n...,u.,l vel tlx
rieil lai leaiiMi ami tmtl tl tilol, anJ v(,feal
all lltlltot Ifom lie t.lrnt
W bat g.ien ll le, mi lii iiiit ilt "in In
lie ,0,0,1,1. lliltl ey may know whalll.ev l
l.iO. ,111 I . II 1 mil. 11 it I,, rit. lilt mail I.i llo
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ill. ir il,,i'l r
I lia nr. o raloill atau l, at ll lie, n'tl,Ii.
of Peine lira lot , u, nj a" il r P i'tf ""
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Sai.aiai.l.a w ill t.-l li In il. lent 11 kali elf, rll I
ttioriltj all lilttoritiea ll.iill ll.e.r b'".l, t v P'S ,H
anl for lu Id win, I liiiiio.il llailte, ai.il i.l,r.
10; a deadly acttun lu all l 1 010 Ouua of ll
l.-lt.
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IIH llO-ela ..I Id.' Meil.r il l a. li'H w uu'd, W r le a
lu ,.,il,lialt Idem, li I a L.rije toliiio.. , . ,
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uu tium ,y of cooif" to. 11 and I'lii. ly in oil tl 1.1-
i -l cut
A a 'tiuit lenieilv, to pur fy and il inia Ila
l,l,aal. leatni,' It In li'lm all Il inoU ami imp II -
hea, a ai.rtl wr.li 1 uul.ili.r llit ia no dl.
t. IlKtlt
fo d by ail iiu-.'' ind by
l:l:l'M.ON. A '". Vj'lll'.
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Tu W lien all "! I a all 'till It a.ilfe.a..
it 1 is 1.11 1. wiiii. ir 111.M.111,
iw few , fie from Id iiuintrnus aidntil
l,J III
a, a 11 1 fiolll nil ioi'ill il uf lb
wainrd In
klawl T Ila
Inn, anl
blood, anl
health, Im
.ir in I
punfy jour
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purifier
lie iiuinr
cat of ra
In the hands
known, aa
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on Ci riid- J 1
maikahi run.
a a .
of Id pmpiielor, uiiiiieilionb!y plot. HI'-li
IMiloN A ft) , Whiiln.il An'n:, 4lflau.
4ia "ronl ilieil, Han rr.inei.cn, !',
Pun- Mxtrm-ti fur Kluvoiin.
II.Y.M. I.I'MOX, or asm:, peach,
HITTER AI.MOSP, ETC
flMU'.SK eilrai l MMP.eaa, in Iha nual cp"V
1. cenliated o,ni, the id lu-ieii
ailmueil Ila vol of Id J ",
luei iteil, all ' '
li'iibd l)
ner of Cndiir
toa.k for Ida kni i. , '
many kin I prepired dy
killlla III lliulki'l !" HIT but bltll, if'. 1, ,
rial llavor. I'irpiie l a'd "l I by
CLIi.Mil'oN A CO.
4 IA and 111 K.nnl l , Han I'r inriico.
no orzuivx on calomel,
Dr. Win. IluUrt r.akiiu fur
the Iiiiim )i:h 110 cijiijil as a
Iiiii ini'ilifiiic, ami w ('Hicci
nlly ii'lujitcil to tlie constitti
(inin ol li'tiKili'S ami tlmsc
hiilTriiii"; iVoin ciniMiiiiiiii()ii
or any Innj I'ltinjilaint. (iivu
it u trial.
iti:niN(JT( .t ro ,
Whnlriatt Ajimlt, 410 ami 118 Front it.,
Sun FiHineiira,
LAIRD'S '
JJIooim of Youth,
0 11
l.tqi'ih VtUliL,
rna ero tirriMi iri raiarsviso tiik cuuri.rs
in a k ,1 lata.
Most Inraluiillo Toilcl nilii le en r invented,
IILKINOION A CO,
Ho'e iriil for Ibn I'ui'.lin cunvl, Mil nml 4 IS
I runt atti el, Hun I 1,11m w o,
fpili; lltlllll.NB A LM A N Alf bir" I hb:L jiit
A. ti.ceirf,! Pind for a ile, by
leb. a. ;. 1 LLMj.vg