She (Ovrgtw J? Mcit.
t V We iliimld b sorry to believe that tlio
fi .gs expressed liy onu Adams, Collector of
Customs at Astoria, Oregon, towards these Col
onies, nra entertained liy nny very largo pur
tion of the American people. Who or vvliiit
this Allium it, we do not euro to know ; hut wo
tnti tell him what he it not ft gentleman ; or
Iih could not have, penned the following in rein,
linn to the Beef Euilmrgo. Tim extract it from
' k letter written to Victor Smith : "I hare per
emptorily "hut down on the exportation of oil
kinds of 'live stuck' trt Victoria, even to b'ood
himndii, or anything of the four legged nnlimil
kind tlmt a British soldier, or one of JelTi rng
tnultin cut-thrimts, could either eat.ride, or hint
on the truck of a Union man. I should Imve
been glad to Imve enforced un order prohibit
ing the shipment of even a pint of beam or
neck of hrnn tn our sooession fliig-rnieing neigh
bors." Victoria Chronicle.
The Chronicle bus guessed very nocuritlvly
what this "one Adams" ia not. The Chroni
cle would not have rnieeed the mark a hair's
breadth if It had ulso guossed that thin "one
Adorn" it not any thing but a billingsgate bab
bler, and a conceited, arrngaut, pestilent aboli
tion fiiimtio, who, drc8ed In a little brief au
thority, imngiuea himself a man Instead of a
puppy.
The joy of Ailutns at the opportunity of en
forcing the beef embargo wai probably not
shared with him by half a dozen men In Ore
gon or Washington Territory. The order pro
bibiting the exportation cf "live stock" was
never intended to apply to tliii const, and was
more than likely transmitted through mistake.
The Chronicle inya Collector Low has been in
formed by the President that the order will be
annulled so far as this coast is concerned,
which, if true, shows that it was pnt in opera
tion hero by inadvertence.
Adams bad several reason; for being "glad"
nt the opportunity of enforcing the order. In
the first place, "3,000 a year and nothing to
do," is too good a tiling tn bo lost for the want
of an opportunity to manifest such a zeal as be
thinks becomes a federal official whoso bread
and butter depends on the will of a superior.
Something to do, was like a small boy with a
pair of new boots, and "one Adams," like snob
n small boy, rather overdid it. In the second
place, "one Adams" bod about concluded that
n war with England was soon to occur, in
which euro the shutting peremptorily down on
t lio exportation of cattle, would be taken as a
proof of superior sngncity, and that he could
mnko capital by laying back and saying, "I
told you so." In the third place, we presume
"one Adams" had been kicked in Victnria.and
felt rather spiteful toward die Victorians. In
the fourth place, be was "glad" to enforce the
order, and would, have been glad to enforce au
order prohibiting the exportation of even a pint
of beans, because destroying nn important
trade of our people and stirring up feuds with
our neighbors give natural play to his ruling
passion excessive meanness.
The people of Oregon will, nn doubt, duly
appreciate Billy-goat's benevolent good will
toward their pecuniary relations with Jhe Brit
ish provinoes.
A CAT IXOEK TUE HEAL.
The radical rats have got themselves into a
furor about a supposed "cat under the men!'
in General Meade's tub. Something is wrong
thero is a great mystery about his failure to
capture Lee before bo could cross the Polo
moo ! Radical journals cannot excuse the fail
ure and from "a sense of duty," cannot con
cejL frora the public, the public disappoint
met,?. Meade ia already charged with "incom
petence" and an "inexplicable tardiness."
The N. Y. 2Viinanys!
At a moment when be must reerot more keenly
tbnn any one else can, his disastrous mistake, wo
aro not willing to press criticism bcynnil what is
necessary, but it is our duty to declare the
strength of tlio popular disappointment, and to
indicate the expectation of the country that Gen
eral Monde will in future command his own armr
and fiffht it in accordance with Ins own iudement.
But be the measure of this error
greater or less, sha.l receive, as McClellan 'a did
lust, and only just, condemnation. Thecnuntrv
lias como to understand mat it can no longer
afford to experiment with incompeterfte, and ed
ucate inexperienced generals.
Interslicrd with the above is a paragraph
which explaius the captions spirit of the Tri
bune. There is too much likeness between the
two greatest generals of the army loo dear a
parallelbelweenthetwocampaigns by which the
rebel army was hustled off of loyal soil. The
Tribune accnuuts fur its ill nature, thus ;
The disloyal press of this cily seizes on the
fault of General Meade as the justification of tlio
far more inexcusnhlo and unaccountable blunder
of General McClellan, by which the half-beaten
rebel army was suffered to escape after the battle.
ot Antietam. Wo mil to see now two wrongs
mako a right. On McClellan's imbecility wo com
mented with plainness, when the evidence of it
became so overwhelming as to be irresistible. In
the present case we partially suspend judgment
till all the tacts are known.
The Tribune and all the smaller fry radicals
can never forgive any commander who resent
Idea McClellan either by design or accident.
MoClellan defeated Lee and forced bun to re
turn into Virginia so did Meade. On both
occasions Lee got off with serious hurt, but
took with liim some prisoners, a good deal of
booty and all bit cannon, trains, etc. Dolh
McClellan and Meade fought great battles and
very severe ones vrithiu a few days after coin
ing into command and under some serious dis
advantages. Both went about it cautiously,
and won success. Neither of them found it
possible to do on the field hat these radicals find
so easy to do on 'paper annihilate the chief
army of the rebellion. The rebels got away.
McClellan was at once set upon by the radical)
as "incompetent and imbecile." Meade, do
ing nothing less or more, could not receive at
their hands greater commendation or less de
nunciation. Annihilation of the rebel army
was the measure of the radical demand, with
out regard to possibilities, and that being unac
complished, the splendid victories that pre
. ceded Lee's departure for the sacred soil, went
for nothing. There to a marked difference be
tween the treatment by ihe radicals of Burn
sido and Hooker and McClellan and Meade.
The two former lost great battles and escaped
the loathings of tbo radicals the two latter
won great battle and were immediately caught
under the hammer of criticism. Query: la
there a cat inder the meal in Meade's tub
there was in McClellan' !
A Black Napolvon. M. B. Lnwry, a
member of the Pennsylvania Senate, said in
recent speech :
"This war is for the African and his race.
The SIX hundred Colored men who bare recent
ly fallen have elevated the race. For all I
know, the Napoleon of this war may be done
of 'n a black package. (Laughter.) We have
n'.'Sidence of hi being duo up in a while
one as yet.
Complimentary to the ten of thousands of
"while trash" auldier who bava tallcn fighting
CT Amuiah Goodwin, aged 100, revolu
tionary soldier, died at Dover, X.U.. Juoe3J.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES.
A I'ropoM'd Duel.
San Fiiancikco, August 5.
It wns currently reported Inst right that a
duel had been arranged to come off this morn
ing between two citizens of San Francisco one
ol whom George l'en Johnston fought n dntl
nn Angel Island, w hich reunited in the death of
bis antagonist, a few years since. The ground
was chosen and the, weapons wero to be Mis
sissippi yagers distunce twenty panes. Later
in the night it was reported that tlio meeting
had been postponed for ouo day. The matter
now appears to have been adjusted, though it
is still talked of as merely in abeyance.
Congressional Delegation from I'tnh.
8alt Lake, August 5.
Judge J. F. Kinney has been unanimously
elected as Delegate to Congress from tills Ter
ritory, and Albert Carringtou as Member of
Congress. 1 here was no opposiuou ticket. .
Fight nt Vlnalla between Holdluri nnd
Necessloiilsti Loss of Life.
San Francisco, August 0.
A fight took place to day at Vlsaliu between
sniuo soldiers nnd a party of secessionists.
Thirty or forty shots wero exchanged, nnd one
soldier killed. Three rebels were badly wound
ed. Soldiers nnd citizens aru iu pursuit of the
rebels.
Fire nt Benlcln nnd Loss of Lift.
Brnecia, August 0.
The residenco of Judgo S. C. Hastings
caught fire lust night about 10 o'olook, and was
wholly destroyed. Most of the furniture wa
saved. Loss, between $2,000 and $;),000
insured. About 12 o'clock, a portion of the
wnll (adobe) full, orushing two men to death
instantly ; nno. named K. D. L. Bryant, broth
er of A. J. Bryant of 8nn Francisco; the
other nn employe of the Pacifio Mail Steam
ship Company, named Thomas G. Johnson,
familiarly called "Scotty." Both wero unmar
ried and highly respected. They will he bur
ied by the firemen to-morrow.
Troops Under Orders-Klot Apprehended.
San Francisco, August D.
It is reported that two companies of Ihe First
Regiment, California Volunteers, arc ordered
to hold themselves in readiness to march nt
short notice. The destination is presumed to
be Visalia.
It was anticipated last night Tubbs' rope
factory, on Hunter's Point, would bo attacked
by laborers opposed to Coolio operntivos. Fifty
policemen, acting as infantry, nnd two cannon
wero on the ground, but tlio rioters did not
mnko their appearance. 1 no Mission Woolen
mills, which employ a large number uf Chinese
wns also strongly guarded, ns it is asserted that
an organization ol while laborers exist in this
city determined to drivo the Chinese out of
every position in which their presence inter
feres with the interests of white laborers. The
organization is said to be formidable.
Affairs nt Visalia. ,
Vibala, August 8.
Great excitement prevails, and men aro clos
ing up their business and leaving town. We
think ourselves able to hold out uutil the arri
val of reinforcements.
San Francisco, August 7.
Steamship Golden Age arrived to-day, with
New York passengers of Julv 13th.
Arrived, shin F.an Jure, 134 days from Bos
ton, to Stevens, linker & Co. She was off Cape
Horn twenty-three day in strong gales, and
sustained considerable damage. Henry B. Bent,
seaman, of Dorchester (Mass.), was lost over
board.
Interesting from Mexico.
Private letters from Mexico to July 7lk aro
received ; also, advices from Guadalajara to
(bo 21st.
The roads between Acnpulco atid the city of
Mexico wero closed.
The Mexican Government (Juarez) bad is
sued a decree stating that no communication
would be allowed with the city of Mexico, and
notifying all persons engaged in trade or traflio
that nil goods found on the road destined for
the city of Mexico would he seized and confis
cated, and the owners, if caught, wnuld be
punished with death as traitors.
General Negrete, Governor nnd Comman
der of Mexican forces in the State of Pueblii,
with 5,000 troops, Attached, on the 5th of July,
the French at Acatzingo. a city situated ou the
mad to Orizalia. I lie r rencli lord's were de
feated, and Neerete took possession of the city.
The French retrested, leaving Negrete master
of the road. Negrete was joined by 2.000
Mexican soldiers who had been captured at
I'uebln and were held as prisoners and with
whom he fell in upon the road to Orizaba. For
some time tlio French force in the oity of Mex
ico had been engaged in organizing an expedi
tion tn the interior country to take possession of
some large cities, but on account of the activity
of guerrilla the French had been compelled to
abandon the project, and to tend nut their for
ces to different points on tlio roads leading to
the city or Mexico. 1 hey have now detncli
ments at Plascaln, Puebla, Pachuca and Hua
maiitla.
Guerrillas have captured a nnmberof train
bound to the French army.
The French lurces nt the present time in the
City of Mexico consist of 11,000 French nnd
3,000 Mexicans (under Marqnez). The re
mainder of the armr, ns before slated, is do
fending the roads leading to the city.
The Triumvirate established by the French
wns in session debating the question ot estnh
lidiing u monarchy with Maximilian of Austria
as Emperor. It was conceded that an Empire
would be proclaimed, ns the 1 numvirnto were
only in existence ns creatures of Saligny, find
would do the Inditing ol the r rench eninuian
der. Pictures of Maximilian and his Kite had
been placed on the public street by the French
and laheted as the lulura l.inperor and bin
press of Mexico.
Genernl Ortega has arrived at Zacutecns, and
wns very busy recruiting force to commence
active operations against tlio French. The
Mexican Government at San Luis Potosi woe
also very active in bringing force together for
the purpose- of carrying no a guerrilla warlare.
It was supposed that the Uovernmenl would
be removed to Guadalajara, in the State of Ja
lisco, that place being more centrally located
and likewise having mora resources than Snn
Luis 1'olosi, while it was also nearer the 1'acino
coast.
There was considerable feeling in San Luis
against the action of the Government of tho
United State in seizing some sixteen thousand
stand of arm which had been purchased by
the Mexican Government and were shipped for
a Mexican port, lie Government ol tbo L ni
ted State, after the tailing of a vessel, bai
vent out a (hip of war which captured and took
back and held possession of the arms. The
Mexican say, wilh some troth, that the United
State allowed the French to purchase mules,
wagon and other neoessanes, which the
French shipped to Vera Croz ; but now they
aot very differently. Can it be, they say, that
tbo United State tear the rench and acqui
esoe in tho occupation of sister Kepuiilio
whoM feeling and sympathies are with the
Government ol the Uuited HUtcsI
Senor Koruero, the Mexican Minister
Washington, bod orders sent bim, it was sup
posed, lo ask no favors of the present Govern
ment nf the Uuited State.
President Juarez isued front San Lois I'o-
tosL July 15th. a decree prohihitmg the cxnor
tation of specie from Mexico. General Forey
had issued similar decree a few day before
Eieritlon or Mlrhiel Britton.
Napa, August 7
Michael Britton was execnted to-day for tb
mnrder of J W. Orborn. He was taken out
of bis cell at a few mlnnte past three, and
when about to ascend the scallold he resitted,
ml had tn be tied and led nn. As soon a
wa upon the scaffold, he looked around and
said IU a vinnicuve uuic, - i pujipi- j
feel vert orrV." When asked it he had any
thing to say, he replied, "I have nothing to
say. If any ona wishes to ask any question I
will amwer them." A preparation for the
execution were progressing, he said I "Yon are
hanging me unjustly. Just murder. Have
me decently buried. Wsml was deuird me in
life I want in death." When asked by the
priest if he bad any confessions to make, he
4id i JAil I kta Wry lof 1 I va Wn to in-
suited in life, I could not act the part of a gen
tleman." The drop fell nt 3:i!0 o'clock, nnd
ho died without sonroelv a struggle. Upon ex
animation, thero was found upon his arm, in
India Ink, tlio name of Michael Cnnrny. He
was nttended by Hev. Mr. Degeart of Nnpa
nnd Hev. Mr. Uenrden of Vullejo, but (Iiav did
not succeed in making nny impression upon
him. Ha treated their attentions with ridicule
and jest. During his imprisoment ho ha not
uttered a word of regr t for the crime ho bad
committed, nnd wii 'oon the scaffiild bis
countenance boro the , vss of a villain of
the deepest dye. Wheft, 'heriff wns read
ing the warrant and came., "alias Michael
Britton," lie said, "Damn the aliases I"
Domestic Items).
....Judge Deady has appoIntedJno.il. Couch
inspector of hulls and John Nation inspector of
boilers for this district.
....The following additional sums to the San
itary fund have been rocelved i From Mrs. E
Alnswortli, Treasurer of Ladies' Society, 1 15 50,
collected In Trinity Church, Portland, on Thanks
giving day from George Mercer, $25 00, collect
ed nt Presbyterian Church, Corvallis, ou same
day t from W. P. Watson, $ fiO in coin and 125 in
currency, collected atAmes Chapel Camp Ground,
Butte Precinct, Washington county.
....Company "G," Oregon cavalry, was mus
tered into the service at Vancouvor last Monday
by Major Winston. II. C. Small is Captain
Wm. M. Hand 1st Lieutenant; Patrick McGuire
2d Lieutenant. It was annonnccd last week that
Jno. F. Noble bad been appointed Captain,
....Our follow townsman, Joe Hobnan, return
ed last week from Massachusetts, after an ab
sence of over two years.
..Mr. Dryer, Into commissioner to the Sand
wich Islands, left San Francisco last week for the
Atlantic States. It is thought ho has gone to as
sist "the family" in fixing up matters. The junior
of "the family" will of course be glad to see him.
..The Sandwich Island pnpors report the
now American Minister as getting along swim
mingly with his friend Kainmy.
..The Oregonian says Clias. Hatchings, In
dian Agent in Idaho Territory, bus been removed
for "want of fidelity to the personal Interests of
thor oflico holders." A Mr. Townscnd of Illinois
is appointed in bis stead.
..Cant. J. W. Porter, formerly clerk in the
quartermaster department at ton Dalles, and
at present private soerotary ot Hoy. Wallace, of
Idaho territory, has received Ins commission as
Provost Marshal for Washington Territory, wilh
Instructions to establish his headquarters nt Fort
Viineouver. From our acquaintance with the
Cantain we iudiro that ho will make n nnnulnr
iiuu uiuuium uiiicer. uaucs juarnai.
. . A new restaurant has been opened in Port
land and one of the daily papers announces its
intention of patronizing it. Katbor startling an
nouncement for the restaurant.
The Victoria Chronicle say a telegram from the
President to Collector Low of San Francisco,
irccts tlio suspension of the embargo on cattle
so fur as rogards this coast. Thus goes for naught
all of Billy-goat's anxiety to endiiro "greater in-
conveniencies."
..Mr. W. L. C'ardwcll was severely injured
at Portland last week by the falling of a scaffold
pon which be was at work. Ho fell upon the
sharp pickets of a fence below bim and received
wo wounds one iu Ihe abdomen and the other
in the groin.
..Michael Fink was up last week for exam
ination in Portland on a charge of being implica
ted in the robbery of Dr. Davenport, some time
ago. Fink was discharged.
..The weather, which for six weeks has
been unusually hot and dry, cooled off vory sens-
bly last week, and on Saturday we were visited
by several gontle, reviving showers.
-..The boys in the Statesman office are indebt
ed, for a box of luscious peaches to the oldest
typo iu the State. It is needless to say the boys
wero ripe for such a nrcsent and so were the
peaches, which were at once distributed in appro
priate cruet. Wo hopo our friend's peach crop
will never fail.
-.The Collector of Internal Revenue will be
nt Albany on the 7lh and 8th and at Eugene City
on the 11th and 12th of September for the pur
pose of receiving U. S. taxes.
...A correspondent of the Dalles Journal re-
ports that Enoch Fruit has been killed again. It
to be hoped that ho is now dead enough
to require no further notice than an epitaph.
Portland Market. The following were
the market prices at Portland lost Saturday :
Flour, per barrel ft 25 a 5 00
Wheat, per bushel.... ..
05 "
35 "
181 "
iej"
07 "
20 "
22 "
17 "
Oats, per bushel..
Baconsides .....
bams
boulders .
Butter
Kgg
Wool
...Wo received last week, but too late lor pub
lication', the "1'ri.coudiiigs of the State Teachers'
Association and Institute."
...Greenbacks wero worth 75 cents on the
dollar, at Bannock City July 28tb.
...The latitude of Bannock City has been de
termined to be 44-15.
Tlio Portland City Guards have re-organ-
iacd under the constitution of the old Jefferson
Guards.
...The Albany company of militia litis re
ceived from the State NO miuiiia riflus.
...The Dannuck City correspondent of the
Dalle Journal says that a Polish Jew named
Mark Frederick, formerly of Portland, was shot
dead, August 2d, by John Elliott, alias "Cross
Road Jack."
...Patrick Toad-fart annouuees through the
RtrUn that on or about the 1st of October ha will
miraculously resurrect the defunct l aioa at Port
land ; on which occasion it will appear gloriously
a a daily of 20 columns and adouble sheet week
ly of 40 columns all of which Patrick T. has
dreamed out, on hi little starvation patch of
stoue in Unipqua valley.
...Mr. J. 8. Butler ha gone to Bannock City
for the purpose of eaUbliabing a newspaaer there
to be eat led the Boise A'net. Ho says th Timrt
MAHBIED.
At ;V residence nf Jatne Mi-Comilok. Clark conn-
It, W. T . AnidiM IIMi. by J. Pollm-k. J. P., Mr. Ham-
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count v.
At tli Dalles, rxh in-t . by Iter. Mr. Condon. Mainr
O. H. Huvave and Hiss Mury B. Mnnirer.
In Vancouver, nir- ?lh, by Jnrixe Oli pliant, Her.
dith Urieu and it its Virginia U. 8larr, bulb of Uenlon
cointy.
un me m Aninisi, dj iuf. v.. neny, n m. nera and
M rs. Kliia KxtdoIiIs.
In Clark co'iiniv. W. T., June 96th. by Ervln Burke,
Km., A. A. Tonilmson aud Catharine Stanley, all of
Multnomah eoontjr
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In Marion rotinty. 9tb InsL. tnra L, danghtcr of
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Un tha Hih, near swlem, Klrcra, wife of Franklin
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In Krtlem, TAb Inst , of arartat fver, Minnie Beile,
only daiurlitcr of T. B. and U. A. U-ekay, a-rd 4 yra.,
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' Yrt attain we bop In meet thee,
Wben the day of lile la rted i
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Where ao farewell tear is thed." Co.
Insfialem. Kkh ins , of Ana and enr throat. Kdwaid
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Un the Kb InsL, John Wnt Parley, ana of Martian
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from the ciirnit cotut of the Htileol Onyitn for the
enmity of Marion, aud tome riirwicd, I will exwe
fur Mile, aa the lnw direct, for niNli in lmnd.nt the
court lioije diMir, in the cilv of IShIhiii. in wttd enmity
and State, on Monday, the "Mt dav (if Aturnxt, iHthJ.ia
Hie hour or V o clock, v. M., or ihiu dny, the prnjMrty
u deacriled in fuiid dmrree of fnnfcloHiire. to wit : flu-
iiift in Marion county, State of Ortwuu, cotiiuieiiciiiK
m me a. w. comer or Hie inmt claim nmveu no b(
('tit iinrine ffaupy, widow of Atirlrew Niuev, ai'c'd
late of the county of Marion, wliirh nlie proved nt f
hurfelf and heirn, the north half beinir alruck otY It
the Hurvevor Oenerul as the real cut ate of Andrew
llatfey, dee'd, GO arrea of which f have deeda reeorilf
in my Tavor in I lie clerk nluce, in nuieni. riiuiiiUK
e.ifhlv (W0 riM.prHii; thuce ciuhtv (Hth rods north
thence eighty (HO) nU went ; thence eighty (HO) rods
aoulli to the place ol WuiniiiDif, coiiUiuiutf 40 acres iu
all. the same beintt a fortv arre lot mtt uf the a. w. cor
ner nf the ahove-uieniioned land claim, which la no
hie m the Surveyor (tonerm' otnee. toKetlier with th
abpurtemiiicea thereunto Mont'intf, lo be aolil to
isfy the aforesaid execntton. co-m and arcniinir costs.
RAM I - r.Ii lir.AUKH r,
hliuritf Marion County,
Ralem. An. imh, l'-1. 4wl
Executor's Xulr.
XTOTICK la herehr jriren that by onler of tbe Pro-
11 bale t otirt or Murmu county, Oreiron, made i
the Jill v tarm thereof, die nndeniiimsjtxerutar nf tli
laat will and tentametit of Johu Fresh, dtn'd, will Sfll
at public auction, at the premiiws,on Hnturday.tlia Oth
day of Hcpt.. k. d . lHii, t the hour of 2 o'rlot-k, r. a..
of said day, the following described real lryjterty be
lonffinff to sniu entate.to win niiuate in Mwrton eoun
tr, Oregon, bounded nn the wrt by land elutui
John Htipn, and land owned by L. W. and W.
Avery un the north by hind of J. h. Kntf; on tbe
east by tbe land of William 'lavlori on the south h
tbe land nf Daniel Waldo, bemir the donation lar
claim of aaid deadeutt and cuotaininK 30 acres of
land.
Terms of Bale One half cah, tbe rrmalndr In si
mouths. I1EN.FAMIX RTA.NTOS,
Kxeciitor of said Katate.
Caton it Curl. Ally s fur Lzecutor.
8ulem, Aua.JO, IHtill. Uw
Probate Court, Marion county, (Hate of Oregon. Es
tate of Henry Wjitr, deed.
millS dMv(Auir. 4th. IHt's.1) caineJ. A. 11. Kiinson,
X wlminiarutor of mid estate, aud nrenented his ac
count, ami pruys lliutl settlement of his admi nitra
tion of said estate i It Is therefore ordered iltat Taea
day, the Nth day of hVulemlwr, a d., IHU-'t, be a mHi liv
ed to hear ami determine the said matter, and tliat no
tice ol the pendrnry thereof be given by publication
in the Oregrii statesman nwmtiir aa too taw oi
recta. . i r.nuur.rj, uoumy tiunire,
halfm, Aug 7, fwva
In County rourt, Marion ronnty, Oregfin, L 8 8k iff,
rtV) said llefpnd4nsYo ars berrby notified that
1 action twa bevn rosataaesd agiunat yon in tbe
county coari afcead for the rnmrftj of lbs sum of
$10, with eotas of suit, due mid piaintirt for work and
Ubor done and performed by him in tha year lit.
Now, nnleM yoa arprar tn the county court of the
county of JnnnoB, or oregoa.on the 1st Hon
dnr of OrtftVr. s. D., IH3. and answer the eoninUunt
of phuiititf on file in md raiM, Ihe name w ill be tuken
for eonfswvd and lb prayer ihen-of will h granted
by Ihfoourt. . f,Atu. UU
Au rur Pl ff.
Halrm, Aug. 10. 13. 'im&
J. W. NOI TIIEK,
BOOKHJSITKIt
.....id nrnTa or iTAmsiar
Law, School, Mrdlral, Mlsrcllnncous
AMD BLAilU BOOKS),
Jao 0-lltf Socoad ttratt, Ciavtllit..
MILAVAITICKIO
III FffilSUISC ESTlBIDIffiL!
RELIANCE WORKS.
i:lYvurl P. Allies tit Co.,
MILWAUKEE,' WISCONSIN,
MANIIrtCTURIIIS or
French Burr Mill Stones,
uml all descriptions of
MILL GEARING.
Dealers in Bolting ClothB,
And all descriptions of MILL KUHNISIIING-S.
Agent for tlio sale nf
Dun. Prnse. Jr.'i Smut Marblne,
FAUlIlt'S Improved 8EPAKAT0R, and
Benton' World Chnlltnging Brail Duster.
We also manufacture tlio celebrated
Ooodwln Water Wlioel,
Which we kelievo to be tha host water-wheel ill lino.
l'lniis anil ostlrnates furnished on application.
ED Wis I, AM,IM&( O.,
!ni2(l Milwaukee, Wis.
BENJ. STRANG,
DHAI.in K
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
Ol' RVRKV PATTKItN,
Keeps constantly on hand, and Manufactures
lo order,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On rcHsonaule tonus.
MI-'.TAL ItOOKIXG. and JODIIINO of nil kind..
promptly attended to.
Shop on Commercial street, fiulem, Oregon, 2 dours
uurwi oi ikiiwu ot oi vers . ujlir
Marriage l.lrriiNra.
A NEW lot, just printed and for sale nt the
STATKKMAN OFFICE.
SUBLIMITY COLLEGE,
rllI.I.!UTV, OHKnON. .
THOMAS II. CltAWFOliD, A. II., Tenchor of An
cient Lnnifiiuurs and Higher Miillieuiutiis.
W. W. I1KACII. Teacher in Knirlish Deiuirtiuoiit.
THE college hnildintf is to he rellttcd mid enlarged,
so that students of nil ftmilcs will be ncconuuo-
untcu. . . ,
EXPKN8K8.
Laiitfuniri's, quarterly ail 00
til.. I. 'L'....lV.I. at iu, . . u n.i
it'Kiicr j.iiKiin .........a, ,n, m o
Common Kiiglmli 5 INI to H IK)
Primary Department 4 IMI to 6 00
Hoard in private families from t'J to f I per week.
CALENDAR- FOK 1SKM.
1SU:I. Viral term beuilil AlliMiat Hist. Ilutf tornl
beuins Nov. llilh i viiinlioii durinir holidurs.
Isitil. Kxuininiitioii, Fell. 4th. heennd tunn ta-
irius Fch. Mh. Vacation of one week, l-iiiiiiiuir
xprii iJin. nan urui ui-gnu juuy SI. l-.mimiiiatioii
Thursday July iltl,
I V'l'ois Institution will be free from uuy sectariau
iiiiiueiire.,.1 nwllil
l'robale Notice.
Estate of Ihiijuaiiu llruttuin, deceased. In County
Court, Curry Couiitv. Oregon.
NOTICE is beroby given that V. II. Pratt, ailmiuis
trnUir of the above-named estato, bus Ibis dty
filed in said court his account, and pruys that the tame
bo allowed for a II mil settlement. It is therefore or-
ilered that the settlement of siiid estate bo heard and
Iciermined in said court on tho uh duv of October.
1000, ine next rcguinr term oi tins conn.
ill. 11. (lltl'.UIlin ,
County Judge.
Ellcnsburg, July 6, Wul. 4w-J
ESTABLISHED 1760.
, I'ETKIt L0UILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
16 1st C'HAiTIBKKSJ ST.,
(Kortnerly 4-J Chatham street, New York,)
ITTOULI) cull the intention of Dealers lo tlie urti-
v T vies of bis miiuufufiure, vis i
UllOWff MITP.
Murnbov. Demlgriw,
r i lie Itnppee, Pure Virginia,
Course llnppee, Kuchiioches,
Ameiicun tlentlemun, Copeiihngon.
VKL.I.OW a.VlFI'.
Scotch, Hmiev Dew Si-otch,
High Toast Rrotch, Kresh ll'.nev Dew Scotch,
Irish High least, rresu scotch,
or Liindyfoot.
17 Attention is railed to tho Innre reduction in
prices of Pine-Cat Chewing and Kinnking Tobuci-oe,
wnicu win oe louna oi a superior quality.
TOU At t o.
SMOKIXQ. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, P. A. I.., or nliuci, 8. Jngo,
No. I, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,
No. 2. Sweet Koenlcl Oronnco. CalinslHr.
Noa. I V 3 Tin Foil Cuvcndith, Tuikish.
mixed, Oranulnteil.
N. IS. A ciri'iilar of prices will be sent no applies
'ii. umyi- ivoi.i
HUMPHREY'S FERRY,
rpllltfold ft-rrv, kn.iwn aa HUM niRKY'H YV.lt-
L UY, in now in ruiming order, it vrtusun i'un S i-
lamette nvur
On 1I UKt'T KOU) hti men 9 ILF..1I niift
(OltVAI.I.M. "
Till frrrv la a itimhI ntic,mnl llm rnnU' id vrv mite
abortitr tluiii by way of Albany, and jwraons tmve ling
Uiifi wav itavu ma utie n:rrv 10 crimn. dihi opti
To Wool Growers.
rPUK iiiuIerniKiifil dv-oire to Inform tin
X wool irrnwum of Onvn who tnttv ivm
in improvu tlieir Him !(. Iliat we liavt rir khIi
I f.-w CIKUl K 1 IIOKO-i .iiiiki:i'
flKKIO NIIKI- M. of the Krvn.li, hmiiiiab and
audi rui mn laminea oi itiiti oree'i.
.loSKl'M IIOUUS,
JOHN MIXTO.
Partita ntiMttd, aro rrniMX'tfnllv mfrrri'il to the
lils of I'rtmtuma atrttrded hw tkr Oregon ,Stie Ait-
rtrnlHrni Ai , whore it will he aveii lb.it (be
amall dork we now oltur lowdl from ban atoned FIVE
MsHMT PKIXKMand ONK HKIOKU out of 7
entriea. atjrttntt tkarp atmprtttwn rttk tlie brat thtrp
tn rue rmitt.
Addreaa Jnlm Minto, Kaleni. or rail at my farm. 41
milm atiiith of HhIhiii. on tbe laife hal.
Huvinif the aoln nmimnifia of the flovk, I will
warrant every animal nnld Ui be pnrr MintdrH and aa I
represent it in every reppm. .Mm JH.v.ir.
roniona Hill. Marion Co., April "M, In nil
Notice lo AbM-nt DiTt'iirfaiit.
rpO Itl SKKI.I. II. O I)ELI-You are lierrbv notl
1 fled that nnlese you ap)iear in the circuit court nf
tae htata oi i;reaoii, lor ma eofliuv ot l amiiiu. on tin
sjscond Moliduy of November, IHiki, and answer tha
complaint of A lint in Coovert, plaimifT, which haa Iwen
AM in said court against vou, and prays judgment
against you for the sum of four hundred and foriy-one
dnllurs and eleven cents, besides interest and roeta.the
same will be taken f'tr eonfesaed, and the prayer
mereot will oe gruiiiea ny-ine eonn.
llv order of Hon. R. P. Moim. Judge.
CUMMINS at STEWARD, Ally s fr PlfT.
June IHih. liwl?
USEE. (iOOI)WIN & BROS
N. Y. PATENT
Pressed Chewing Tobacco,
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
Tills) tnbaeeo ia iiiHCinfaclnred eapreasly for the
California market i tbe ne,auliar manner In which
it is put nn, keepiua: It always nioit and eauMns; it to
retain its navor any lenirtii oi lime. . amim
WANTED.
TWO COOPKUH. iiood wnrkmeni ronstanl no
plovluent iriven for one year at ftooi wagee. Ap.
niy M, a. si . i ' 'i. i.i r.u, a. nae,u, vrej(ni.
July tab, iwit. riVM
40 Pare Spanish Merino Rams,
llTARKANTKII to be of th. very
I V biirhasi iiiality. Tbey cotisia of
two vear olds, yearling .-,kI lambs
Thev are deaeen.led from Uuiae iuipnrted Si
irom riin Dy uenrv Hammond, rati . ol JUneoeoa,,,
VI. They lovk the Filth V I'KEMll. N at Ibe laat
year's Hmla Pair. 1 las lainlai wars aiml by tha rant
isavoritei wnito i uruain last year or John II.
palierwin. , of ealliebl, N. V Their dams were
bred by Kdwin laiwreuee, m , of We) bridir. Vl.
Having piirrbaarJ my flora from the notorious
sliarp bierdars In the L'uila4 Htates, I will offer them
in cmprtiliou with any in Uie Male nf llreKon. Tbey
may be seen on f apt. John V. Miller's farm, Hootn
Yamhill. Thev will he sold at low priees for cash, or
by maea and time to snit. Carlineatas will bei ifivan
HI, ererv one ihat I sell
Api'ly U IxiNALI) McLrOD, Amity, Tambill Co.,
wivst. "nn r. JtiuiibB, eaieia.
Or. Iliikcr'a Pain Panacea
8 mimpoaod entirely ot hmilinir. Kiims, anil vexetubla
Oils Utlll llt-rbs. It i. IKU-rnrtlv uifn fnr tliA nin.t ili-ll-
'Hto to tlso. I Cull mustHinrereiv aiiv Lhul I huva nwvnr
known nnv.liow.ver (Mkiue.io bs bipiroii bv il In lbs
least. I will i-mitmiM to ak tbo iitllirted, wbo Imve
not used It, lo try it for tin rolbwiutttliaeiisiia. If limy
nrotiot Niitinlii-il Willi itM itfalhiir pt-uiurtius. Iba Dioimv
will bo rbtmil'iillv roluiiiluil bv llm uif.ui when, th.
iMcilii-iiio is for snle.
Ifvoillmvo 1'uiti ill tbo Rtuttinrli or liowls. trv a
iloao of l'nin Pnnacou illtniallv.buLboextariuillv ova,
tbo parta atl'mtted, and yon will al onco mature tbe
proper action anu roiievo ine poni, r .. ,
If vou have a limine or Wonml, balhe It well wlib
tlie Tain l'Hiiaci-a lour timr-s a Huv. U will relieve
tbe pain, and take exit all Ibe poison, and heal the
wouud in a short time
If vou are surTurluir fioin Neiii-alula or Itbeuiniitie
Talus, nimlv tbe l'ain l'aimcou freely, and lake a dose
of it intorniilly, morning, nnon ami nlxlit i it will not
only cure the pain, but will remove the cause of the
disease. - - - .
If vou have tbo Dimionsiu. and yourfontl distresses
your Ktonmrh aflor entinu. tuke u dose of I'ain l'uli-
ucoa aflor oacb meul.
Ifyoiilmvea Cankered or Hon Mouth or Throut,
only tbe i'ain l'miiic-Mi to the all'm led iwrlj. and var-
ttle the mouth or throut three or four times a day.
If VOU have tbo Dlui-rboa. op a reluaeil afilla of tho
bowols, tuke a few duioi of I'niii 1'iinnceii. mill they
will soon be roslored, If yon have a puint'nl swelling
blithe tllonarts tree v nnd vou will soon raHave the nain
and the swelling will be reduced. If yon have a se
vere toolliaolio. upnly the Tain Punncett on a plooe of
cotton, and blithe tbo gum at the same time. It will
stop the pain instantly.
If yon have a pain In the Side, Breast, Back or Kid
neya, battle tbe parts affected morning and night i at
the mime time liike a dose of the Panacea internally.
If a Molher has a Caked IlreaaLanotv the Pain Pan-
I acca as hot as cun be borne.
If you foci chiTlv or cold, as thouuli vou were uolna
to have a fever, tuke a doso of Panacea.
Tf von bava a wnnnil. nut im mtlla nn mn, Iiam an
ply tlie Pain Pamieeai it will take out all tbe inflam
mation, and heal the sore in a short time. Bold by all
tbe principal druggists, and bv
KSDINOTON & CO.,
iOM Kxclnslve Ageuts,
416 and 418, Front street, San Francisco. '
I
Euoosssors to COOKE, SMITH e Co.
SALEM. OREGON".
Beg leave to inform ihe public that we have
and are receiving a
U AID lllIBtltlTEII STOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which we Offer at REDUCED RATES.
Clotblni;, Uoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
IV vou
lloiincts, Blinkers, Crocorioa, Crockery
WOll.D
Glusstvnni, Hardware, Iron, Dolts, Klv
BUV
AT
cts, AVaslicis, Nuts, Springs, Nails, Spikes,
Olass, Putty, Saws, Pluuos, Axes, Oys
tors, Sheep Shears, Squares, Dry Goods,
Cutlery, aud
A ClltEAT VABIHTV
or
BATES,
OB
OTHER ARTICLES
too numoroas to mention,
NEABLT,
All of which we will exchange Full' YOU
CASH or MERCHANTABLE PRO iCAlf DO
ULCL. THAT
Ann
WANTED.
OF
100,000 lbs. of WOOL wanted in ex
WAI.T
change for GOODS or CASH.
AMI
SMITH I CARTWBIGHT.
Siilem, April 13, lHKt. - 7tf
I0HAX1IT
Just Received,
DIRECT from HAN FRANCISCO, a choice selec
tion of Jowelrv, consisting of Gold Ringa.Chains.
Iliiekles. Pens, and Siiectucles. Also, a vnrlety ol
Fancv Goods. Call anil see. J. II. HAAS.
Hii!oiu.Juiie.lttli,fttiil I'tf .
INSURANCE.
Mnrlnc, Flro iiikI IAPn !
rriHE nndersignod are Ageuls in this Slate for the
X loitowing L-ompauiea i
MARINE.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL MARINE.
FIRE.
HARTFORD HARTFORD, CONN.
PHOKNIX "
CIIAUIEtt OAK " "
CITY " "
OOODIil'K NEW YORK.
METROPOLITAN "
NIAOARA "
IIOMK "
PA UK "
ARCTIC "
PHOENIX "
WASHINGTON "
LIFE.
l-OI'ITAni.E LIKE NEW YORK.
CONNECTICCL ML IUAL, HAIITFOlll). Conn.
Thero are no older, safer or more reliable compa
nies in the world than tlniae nbovo esmed.
Wo will insure nt tbo same :ntes that run be effected
lliroiiuh San Kraiu-isco aueiiis, and the Califoruut
Hlate Hiiiiiiii lux is thus avoided.
Wc mil the attention of the community, particularly
married, to me uovaniugesol Ule luiimiu.
I ty lull aud get u lutinphlel.
fcllf RICHARDS & MrCllAKKN,
BENNETT HOUSE,
C. L. FISHER, Proprietor.
'PHK snlisfrilHr wishes to inform his friends
1 and public gutmniHy that he will nse his I
ill mod endeavor lo please those who favor JJJj
hi in willi their patronage at the above named
hotel. The tabb will at all times Ite snmdied with all
Ihe dvlii-iiries of the stiaron. G(mm rouuis and clean
beds.
Hoard pr we'k, with loduWtir f tl 00
Hoard iter week, without loliuK 00
May .'nil, iHiiil. UKf
WIGHTMAN & HAEDIE
sucuKsaoKa to
416 and 418 May Sirrrt,
SAS FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
Carpels, Oil Cloths, Mattings
I PllorSTEIIV UOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale In Quantities to Suit.
jiuicV-'i .1iul7
F
IC'TION, KIT TUUTII
It Is customary to speak of many reinoliea of tli
day In a lixlit and frivolous manner, aud this may au
swer wham the ease to be cured is of a Iriling char
artar, aud the remedy nreseuted simple, lint when
we are rolled lo prescribe for diseases endured onl
with excruciating pain, wboae termination la often
fatal, we leave k"t'ng. and proceed with eameslaeas
to utter facta which will perhaps raacne a fellow being
from a bed of sickness or tlie grave. It ia thus that
we would Inlniduce lo our readers Ht'OVIlX'B
flLOOl) AM) I.IVICK BYHl'P, and ttate that for the
eon of hnmors there Is nothing in Ihe world ran equal
this popular and extensively used medicine. All drug
jistssell il. KKUHGTOX it CO., Ajrenta, ll and
4I( Vroot street, Ran Frandsro. wl(
Attention, Marlon Bines. ,
TJ KOULAR Dltll.l,, Uonday and Hulnrday eve
A t Bines, ai 1 1 o coa;a, at ine a'nmrv
I'erwdor, f. U.'ORt'DDS.
. Q'"1 Sergeant,
t SDHI & DHIS, 11
I'ORTI.AXD, OBKGON,
WHOLESALE DRUO GISTS,
Importers and Dealers in
PAIi'lTS,
s I a era.
UILU,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, kc,
Arc constantly receiving, by ,
ItVICHV AHRIVAIi FKO.VI TUB
ISICW GOODS,
And nro tliereforo enublsd to nffcr to their customers
AT ALL TIM KS, a KltKKII and WELL-I-
AhSOUTKI) stuck from which to ' '
-- maks their salectious.
Kenmeue and Kerosene iAnips. ( : .
Maebiuoi-y Oil for sule ut reduced prices. lyftM
Scrofula, or King's Evil, '
is a constitiitlonal disease, a corruption of tlio blood,
by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and
poor. Being In tho circulation, it pervades tha
whole- body, and may burst out in disease on any'
part of it. ' No oiRait is free from its attacks, nor
is thero ono which it may not destroy. Tho scrofu
lous taint is variously caused by mercurial disoay,
low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure
air, tilth and lllthy habits, the depressing vices,
and, ahovo all, by the venereal infection. What ;
ever bo its origin, it is horeditury in the constitu- -tion,
descending " from parents to children unto the
third and fourth generation ;" indeed, it seems t
bo the rod of Ilim wbo says, " 1 will visit u
iniquities of the fathers upon their children."
Its clTccts commence by deposition from th.
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in th.
lungs, liver, anu Internal organs, la termed tUDes
clca ; in tbo glands, swellings ; and on the surface,
eruptions or sores, ibis loul corruption, wnicft
genders in tho blood, depresses the energies of lite,
so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from
scrofulous complaints, but they have fax less power
to wttlistana the attacks of other diseases i con
sequently, vast numbers perish by disorders which, .
olttioiinh not scrofulous in their nature, aro still ren
dered iiitiil by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family
has its oriiiin directly in this scrofulous contamina
tion) and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arts,
from or aro aggravated by the same cause. , ,
Une quarter of all our penpio aro scrofulous!
their persons aro liivuilul by this lurking infection,
-i .t i i.i. , 1 1 i . 'r -1
U! ill uieir iieiuiH ia umiei iiiuieu UJ lb au virauaw
it from the system wo must renovato tho blood
by an alterative medicine, and invigorate it by
healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine wo
supply in ,
Compouud Extract of Snrsaparilfa,
tho most effectual remedy which tlio medical skill
of our times ran devise for this every where pre
vailing and fatal muliidv. It is combined from the
most uctivo remcdioU that have been tuscoverea lor .
the expurgation of this foul disorder lrom tha blood,
and tlio rescue of the system from its destructive
conscitcmcca. Hence it should bo employed tm
the cure nf not only scrofula, but also those othsi
affections which arise from it, such as Eatrrrm
and Kkix Diskasf.h, St. Anthoxy's Fina, Rosa,
or Liiyhii'ki.as, PiMFi.es, Pustci.es, Blotchis,
)t.Aixa and Uoan, Tumors, Tettbr and Salt
ItllEUM, St-Al.n HeAI Ul.XOWOR)!, RHaOMATDM,
Syphilitic and Mebctrui. Bis basis, Daoni,
DvtirEPHiA, Ur.nti.tTY, and, indeed, ALLCoMPLAnm
abisixq moil Vitiatbu on Ipoub IIlood. Th
popular belief in " impurity of the blood " is founde
In truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue of this Harsaps
Hlla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluk
without which sound health is impossible in eea
tiuninatcd constitutions.
OYER'S
Ague Cure,
roa THE SPEEDY CURB Of '
Intrmiltt.nt PeTer, or Fever a AfWa.
Itemlttent Kaver, Chill Fever, Dumb Aa aw,
Pvrlnillral llradaehe, or Bllloaie lleaslacav-.
onel lllllnna Fevera, tndeail for tha whom,
rlaaa of dl.eaaea orlxlnatlna la biliary aw
raiiKement, ranaed by the Malaria ernlaa.
wntle Coiiutrlee
We are cnahlod here to offer the community a itssv
edy which, while it cures tho above complaints wsat'
certainly, is sun penectiy narmiesa in any uuiito-
buen a reraciiy u lnvaiimuie in onincis nnere l
alllictmir disorders prevsil. Thia " Cure " nn
miasmatic poison of Favr.K and Aoua f
torn, uid nrcvents the devoiooment of tlie d
taken on the tlrst annroach of its nremonitu
toms. It Is not only the best remedy ever yet , ' )
ered for this class of complaints, but also the et -est.
Tho large quantity we supply for a dollar brta
it within the reach of every body ) and la bilious eas
tricts, where Keveh asu Aovb prevails, every body
should have it and use it freely both for cure and pro
tection. A great superiority of this remedy orer any
other ever discovered for the speedy and eerlaia ease'
of Intermittent, is that it contains no Quinine or min
eral, consequently it produces so quinism or other
injurious etiecU whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by it arc left aa healthy aa if they had never had
the disease.
Fever and Ague ia not alone the eeasrquraee of the
miasmatic poison. A great variety of duorders aria
from its irritation, among which are A'eumfyio, Aea
mo riim, Gout, Headache, blindnrts. Toothache, Eat '
ovAs, Catarrh, Atthma, palpitation. Painful Aftctim
of the Soke, ihitttrici, Pain in the hovtli, folia,
Paralytu and Dtrauaemrnl of tha htomacA, all of
which, when oriKinating in this cause, put on the
intermittent type, or become periodical. This Ccjia "
expels the poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
iinmiitraiils and persons travelling or temporarily re
aidinii in the malarious districts. If taken occasionally
or d.iily while exposed to Ihe infection, that will be
excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate ia
aullicient quantity to ripen into disease, llenoa It as
even more valuable for protection than euro, and I
will ever miner from Intennlttents ir inev avail I
selves of the protection this remedy a noma.
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. AYES it. CO., Lowell,
KNIT II & DAVIS. Portland.
BOLT) 23Y ALL TDRTJOOISTS.
tUH eowly
MiiTMWliET'S
Infallible liniment.
..THE..
KXTKHNAL
(KKAT
HEMEDY,
for Bhsnmatlsm, Oout, Rearalgia. Lnmbage,
BtiaT Keck and Joints. Ipralas, Braise
Oats and Wounds, Piles, Headache,
and all Bhenmallo and lor
voas Disorders. ,
1,U all of wliirh it ia a speedy and eerlaia remedy,
and never fails This l.iuiuient la prepared front
Ihe recipe of Dr. Htepben Hweet, of Connecticut, the
famous bone setter and haa baan ased' In his practiro
for more than tweuty years wilh Ihe moat astonishing;
aueeeae.
AS AX ALLEVIATOR OP PAI.V, il ia narivalod
by any preparation before tbe public, ol which the
UMiat skeiiiral may be convinced by a single trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically. '
Hheomatie Uiaonlera of every kud, and in thousand.
uf rasea where it has been oscv II has never boea
known tn fuil.
r'OI NKl'IIALfllA, it will alfiird Immediate relief
In everv case, however distressing.
It will relieve tlie. w.irsl rasea of HEADACHE la
three minutes and ia warranted to do it.
TOOTHACHE also will it cure, instantly.
' KOU NKHVOUrt DKHIL1TY AND ObMESAL
LAHnrri'lll-; arisins; from huprmlenee et exeeas, this
Liniinent ia a moat happy and unfailinK remedy. Aetiiig ;
directly upou the uorvvua lisaiira, it strxniitbeae aud '
roviriliea ibe rysteui, and rvMorea il loeuuueily aaas
vigor. .!
Kill l'll.K.S A. an external remedy, we claim
that it ia the known, aud challenge the world lo
produce all euaL Kvery victim of this di.lrea.iiuj
complaint should ive it a trial, for II will not tail to
8ll-.nl immediate relief, and in a majority of easee will
erleei a wheal cure.
IMNSY AND 80UK THROAT are sometintea .
extremely nialiauaiit aud danireroua, bat a timely ap-pli,-atiin
,f Ibis Liniment will never fail lo core. "
M'liAlNS are aomeiiniea very ebsiiuale, and es )
lamement of the joiul. is liable lo occur II natflaeiad.
Tbe worst case uuiy be eonouered by this Unimaut ia .
two or three dnva
IIHI IMW, I CT WOUNDS, 80KE8, UIX'KKH,
111 HNS and SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderful
healinKptopeniea of DU. BWhtT'8 lNb'ALUUU. -.
I.INI.ULK T. when uwd ai-eordiug lo ('rsrlioiia Also, .
( ltll.lll.ai.NH, KKlteTED Kfct.T, AND lNoktT
lllirSsilSTlNU.S.
fcvrry Ilorae Owner
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely nee at
Ihe Brat nppraranre of 1nirneM will elfertnally pro-
veul those formidable diseases, to wblcb sll noreeo aro
liablu, and which ren-lcrso many otherwise valeahhi
horses nearly worthless. -
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the .
wonderful ruralire proper! ire of this Liniment have '
been received within the last two years, and many of
them from persona in the binhert ranks of life.
CAl'TIOS.
To avoid imposition, observe the 8limatr and
Likeneee of Dr. Htcphen Hweat on every label, and al
ao "Hiephen Sweet s Intalhlila Liuiment," khiw la
Ilia aluai of each bottle, wilhuat winch none are msv
B1, Kit HAHDMJN As CO.
H..I. lWrietora, Norwich, Cl.
HObThlliH. S-Ull" asUKAN,
Agents, Kan Frantiem.
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