lxt (Qyfgott gtatesnum
A Stirring Siohi in Habbisburo.
A correspondent of the Now York Timet
who was at Hurrisburg, Ponn., during the
poril of that city, concludes a letter from
there with the following :
I hud written thus fur when I heard
. the noise of drum and (ifo, and looking
out of uiy window, saw a band of 15 or
20 old men marching up tlio street behind
an old tattered silk flag. I went out and
followod them. They were all soldiers of
1812. The flag they bore was in the
battle of Trenton, in 1778. They were
members of the Soldiers' Association of
1812, of Harrisburg, and went in a body
to tender their services to the Governor.
It was an inspiring sight. They were
mostly halo, hearty old men, a little feehlo
find tottering in their walk, but far from
bavins lost their energy or patriotism.
They Kept perfect step to the music, and
marched up to the Governor's room,
where the Captain, in a few appropriate
words, announced that they were ready
to go into the trenches nnd fight, and
would go further if required. Not one
of these men is less than sixty-eight
years of age, and the oldest is seven
ty six.
MItters in Arizona. A correspond,
ent of the Union writing from Tucson,
July 15th, has the following account of
nines in Arizona Territory : '
I beg leave to make known through
your columns the mines that have lately
been discovered in this Territory. I
bave just seen some of the gold, nnd I
must say it is the prettiest I ever beheld,
bein of coarse, pure gold, in pieces
ranging from the valuo of fifty cents to
$250. The diggings' were discovered by
Captain Walker, well known in Upper
California. He has been prospecting for
two years, and Law, in bis opinion, found
mines to equal those found in California
in '49. They lie in about a northwesterly
; direction from the Pitnos Villages, and
about 225 miles from this place, in a
splendidly watered and timbered country;
- there is plenty of grass, and it is a good
country to locato in. The miners have
determined not to allow Sonorians to
. work, and have established mining laws
' satisfactory to all white persons desirous
1 to mine. So far as I enrt learn, there is
great wealth to be procured, and they are
the best mines in the Territory, or in ho
nors. Parties uro coming to mine, nnd
with goods, from Santa ie (N. M.,) and
1 Paso, Texas. A i.urnher of Ameri
cans passed through here from Texas a
few days ago, en route, and every percon.
,. resident of this place lias dropped every-
thing and gone to the mines. Teamsters,
mechanics and laborers have left tlio
Government employ, in high fever.
The news from the Rio Grande is that
an extensive expedition is on foot, under
, Kit Carson's command, against the Nav
ajo Indians. His commnnd will be about
' a thousand strong. Under date of July
1st, from 1 Paso, we learn that Lieut.
I fiargie and two of bis Mexican soldiers
" were killed, and three soldiers wounded
. on the "Journalle." Lieut. Unrgie's
head was cut off, his body cut opriio, his
heart taken out, awl iIir fl, J. iut Com
his back, by Indians. They murdered
the mail rider, Fitzgerald, and then at-
tacked Fort McHea, which was gnrrisoncd
by Captain PlieirTrr company of Mexican
' volunteers, killed the Captain's wife and
her servant eirl, and thirteen soldiers.
Cnpt. PheiflVr was dangerously wounded.
Captain Tut tie's detachment of sharp
shooters and Indian spy party returned
on the 1st instant, after an absence of
about a month in pursuit of secessionists
en route to supply the ruhels in Texas
with horses and mules. The Cnptuin
succeeded in thwarting their plans, com
pletely breaking up their organization,
driving them through Sonera, only four of
them escaping, en r uto to rebeldmn ; a
portion of their animals and some of their
prisoners were brought in to this place.
One of the party, who was formerly one
of Dan Sliowalter's party, named Ed
wards, died on tlio Desert, en route to
Alta Sonora ; ho had murdered two U.
S. soldiers at La Pub mines, and met a
just punishment of his crime, having died
f jr want of water, upon a sandy desert,
and nd, person to bear his Inst words.
The1 'Fourth" passed IT very pleas
antly indeed) tlio troops being without
artillery, resorted to tlio use of anvils,
and gave m a good salute. I am happy
to say that there was not a drunken man
in town.
We are having from day to day some
very pleasant showers of rain. Ooea
sioually we have green corn, watermelons,
etc.; tncy are very nice and acceptable;
- but a copy of the Sarramentu Union at
least onco in two months would bo very
gratifying indeed.
Wealth op Cheat Min or An
tiquity. Croesus bad an estate equal to
XI, 700,000 besides a scarcely less
amount in money, slaves and furniture.
The philosopher Seneca had a property
- valued at 3,000,000, and Lcntulus, the
friend of Cicero, was said to be worth
. 8,500,000. The Emperor Tiberius left
at his death above 23,500,000 which
Caligula, bis successor, succeeded in
squandering in less than a year. C(cr,
before bo had been promoted' to any high
office, owned nearly 3,000,000. Apieiui
pent, in dissipation? 500,000, and find,
ing on looking into his affairs that he had
only 800,000, he poisoned himself, re.
garding the sum as not sufficient for his
maintenance. Cleopatra gave to Antony
a diamond worth 800,000. Caligula
pent on one dinner 80,000. The ordi
narj expense for a dinner of Lucullua
was 20,000. MVaaala bought a h use
or Antony for 100,00 The fMi.a in
the fish pond of Lucullus were sold for
35,000. .
Get). GiLMokR'a Knoinkerino. The
following, from the New York Tribttnt, is
interesting at this time, when wo are
boot to receive the result of the opera
tions near Charleston :
The nearest guns to Fort Pulaski were
exactly 1,620 yards distant. They were
five 80-pounder Parrots, one 24 pounder,
two 82-poundera and two 42 pounder
James guns. With these, and three ten.
inch Colunlbiads, 1,677 yarda distant, the
whole work of the reduction was aoenm.
plished in eighteen and a half hours can
otuiding. The retraining batteries wero
all mortars, and totally ineffective. The
e section and execution of the plan of
t; Veis General Giloore'i only, and
to him belongs tlio credit of persisting in
his opinion and e.Tort agaiimt nil (torts of
opposition and effort from the Engineer
L'ureau.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES.
The Suspected Schooner -The Saranac.
Arrivals.
San Francisco, August 18.
A pilot boat arrived this morning re
ports the topsail schooner Caroline E.
Footo off the const with a dead whnle
alongside. This is probably the suspi
cious schooner reported yesterday.
Steamer JShubncW has not returned.
In compliance with orders from Wash-
ington, Powell, Chief Joiner, is proceed
ing with repairs on sloop-of-wsr Saranac,
at Navy Yard.
Steamer brother Jonathan brings glfiy,-
775 in treasure from Portland, and $03,-
220 from Victoria.
I'ho Shubrick has returned, The
schooner Footo proved to be the vessel
suspected.
Arnvc'l blnp Harrison, from Carmen
Island.
Mexican News.
Steamer St. Louis brines privato ml-
vicos from city of Mexico, via Acapulo,
to tlio ot July.
rhero is not much war news of any
importance. Nothing was transpiring
but decrees to the people in regard to the
new iiiunnrcny. newspapers aro novoieo
principally to that question, as General
torey was issuing Ins decrees daily.
Pilfers aro loud spoken in regard to
recognition ot the Southern Otilcilcracy,
and uro filled with extracts from Southern
papers, or tlio success of the rebels in
the United States.
Everything looks as if tlio present
Government in the City of Mexico in
tended to recognize tlio South' rn Confed
eracy at no distant day. The journals
state that France will likewise rccomiize
the uonicilcrncy ( I.
There has been considerable guerrilla
fiirlitine on the roads lending to the City
oi Mexico.
The Franco-Mexican papers teem with
narratives of barbarities practiced by
Mexicans upon French prisoners. The
Mexicans ore putting all their prisoners
to death, sparing not one of them. The
Mexicans have declared that this is a war
of extermination. Murders are commit
ted daily in tlio city of Mexico, the vie
tims being principally those who had been
in tavor ot t rencli intervention.
Government was daily imprisoning am
shooting prisoners who refused to tuk
the oath of allegianco to the Empire.
ino property ot such persons iiai also
been confiscated. A new species of pun
islnnent was being inflicted upon those
who refused to obey tlio decrees of Gen
Forey. Ho hail issued a decree stating
that ollicers attached to the army won
be quartered upon tlio people, especially
amoiig those of Liberal sentiments, com
pelling them to furnish them accomtnodu
tions. In many instances Mexicans re.
fued to receive French officers into their
houses, and such persons were taken from
their dwelling', tied to a stake inn! pub
licly whipped. Sex was no protection.
In one instance, a lady named Kit bin wn.s
condemned to rVceive two hundred lashes
for refusing to receive some French olfi.
cers into her liousr. Her liuslmii'l, a
man of ennnideriiblo Wealth, offered to
pay as a fine her weight in silver, hut
Forey refused this, stating that lie would
make nn example of her. She was then
taken out and publicly fl'ggcd. A man
named Robalito wus flogged at the same
time.
President Juarez sent a communication
to the foreign Ministers requesting them
to inovo to !viii Luis l olosi, ami ohYre'1 to
send a forco to protect them in their
transit. The official reply was that at
the present time theru were no reasons
for t'ieir not leaving the City of Mexico,
but that still they did not nnd would not
recognizo any Government but tlio Juarez
Government, whioh they had been accred
ited to. This reply had been severely
criticised and commented upon by Franco
Mexico n newspapers.
Tlio pronunciaincnto or resolutions pub
lished by tlio Triumvirate, declaring the
Republic an Empire, dcmnuice the Gov
ernment of tlio United States, an 1 call
upon those who sympathize with them to
act with tho miwers thut are in revolution
in the Southern States,
Fire at Tlmbuctoo.
The blacksmith shop and pipo factory
of tho Excelsior Canal Company was
burnt this evening. Nothing was saved
The loss is about $800.
ESTADLI SUED 1760.
PETER L0KILL1BD,
Fnulf and Tobacco Manufacturer,
l in ciivnaitaa kt.,
(Formerly 4J Chatham street, New York,)
WOULD rail the attention of Dealer to the aril
clea of bis manufacture, vit i
HKuwa iM'rr.
alarahny, Pemluroe,
Flue llappee, Pure Virvinia,
l uane llappee. Kai-biiorhea,
Anient-aa Uenllfiuaa, Opeuluujea.
IBI.I.OW AM Kf
Reotrh. llonev Dew Hentrh.
High Tuail oVolrh, Fresh ll -nev Pew Scotch,
Irish High T.aut. Freeh BVotch.
or Lumi vfooi.
fr" Attention I railed tn the lanr reilnrlloa In
prirva of Fine Cat Chewing and Hmnking I'ukacrus,
which will be found ef r. superior Quality.
TOII .
SMOKING. FIXE CCT CHEWINQ. RMOK1NO.
Long. V A. I., or plain, 8 Jaao,
No 1, Cavendish, or tiweel, 8aniib,
No 9, Sweet ftrented Oronoco. ( auasiar,
Noa. I Tin Foil Caveudish, Turkish,
mixed. Orannlate.1
N H A similar of prices nil! be ernl on applira
lion. .snayli ly"S
Ore rod Insane Asjlum and Ilosplia'.
UH. IIAWI'IIOIIXK AXDI.OIH KA.I'IIV
alll All rillHMtlKTOIK.
mure l.K. - .1. .....J ! . ... P.l.nJ
I la a Aeefls aM nleasant loraliiv. iwar a twannfui
pervnaial sprint. Anipleaceoraumdatiiiri are atlorued
for the e. mi fort and eely cure ef Iboec that htvor us
with their pairotuiirs.
)ffli-e at Wealberford'i Drug Store, Fnuil ilrrel.
P,.nUud. . Hf
SALEM FOUNDRY.
r. DHAKE, rronrllor.
IT AVISO pnrrhasnl the entire lmre la Ihefrnn.
II rlnrai Vlem. I ara prepared to furnish CAST
IN08 and WKomilT IlluN WuKK of artr dea
arlptKw.ea sKort nmlee
a II orders fhr Ml IX WORK will ha Blled trlthdia.
Mich . and la t taiietaeter aisriBer.
Atrienlturel lmpleBtio( ill kinds sisaNrluai
ocrler,orrTi4- it
Or. linker's; nln fnniieeit
18 composed entirely ol healing gums, and vegetable
oils mill herbs. It'is perfectly aula for the most deli'
caie to tin. I can most sincerely Buy that I have never
known any .however delicate, to be Injured by It In the
least, I will continue to ask the utliirted, who have
not lined It, to try it fur the following discuses. If lliey
are not satisfied with In lieulirrg properties, the money
will be cheerfully refunded by the agent where the
medicine ie fur stile.
If yon have Pain In the Stomach or Bowels, try a
dose of PHin Panacea Internally, batheaxlcrtmlly ovel
the parts alfected, and yoti will At once restore the
proper action mid relieve the pain.
If you have a limine or Wound, halite It well wllh
the Pain Panacea four times a Hav. It will relieve
the pain, and take out all the poison, and heal the
wounu in a laun lime.
If Ton are eufferinir from Nenrulgiaor Rheumatic
Pains. atiDlv the Pain Panacea f reel v. and take a dose
of it internally, morning, noon and night i it will not
oniy cure tne pain, nut will remove the cause oi tne
diieaae.
If yoo have the Dlsrensia, and ronrfood distresses
your stomach after eating, take a doss of Pain Fan-
aces after each meal.
If yon have a Cankered or Sore Mouth or Throat,
apply trie rain renucca to the aneciea pans, ana gar
gle the mouth or throat three or four times a day.
If you have the Diarrhea, or a relaxed state of the
Dowels, take S lew dote ill l ain I'llliacea. ana uiey
will soon be restored. If yoo have a painful swellitiK
bathe the parts freelr and you willsoon relieve the pain
nd the luridlinv will ha reduced. If foil have a se
vere toothache, apply the Pain Panacea on a piece of
cotton, and hatha the gum at the same time i it win
si op the pain instantly.
If vnn have a naln In the Bide. Breast, Bark or Kid
neys. bathe the parts affected morning and night i at
the same time take a dose of the Panacea internally,
If a Mother has a Caked Breast,apply the Pain Pan
acea as not as can he borne.
If yon feel chilly or cold, as though yea were going
to nave a lever, iaae a ooee oi ruuacea.
If von have a wound, cut or galls on your bone, ap
nlv the Pain 1'unuceai it will take out all Hie ItiHam-
ination, and heal the lore in a short time. Hold by all
I lie principal aruggiila, ana by
UfiDINOTOV it CO.,
W4tf Exclmlve Agents,
416 and 418, Print street, San Francisco.
SMITH & CARTWRIGHT,
Bacoeiion to COOKE, SMITH Co.
SALEM, 'OREG OIST.
Beg leave tn inform ihe public thut we hare
and are receiving a
UK III Wll-fflEliD STMK
CENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which we Offer at REDUCED RATES.
Clothing, Boon, Shoes, Hats, Caps
I P YOl-
Bonnets. Bhakeri, Groceries, Crockery,
WOll.D
Glassware, Hardware, Iron, Holts, Riv
ets, Washers, Nuts, Springs, Nails, fipiUcs
Glass, Putty, Sawi, Planes, Axes, Oys
ten, Sheep Shears, Suuurot, Dry Goods,
Cutlery, and
A GIIKAT VAHIKTV
or
OTHER ARTICLES
too nn morons to mention,
II IY
AT
YORK
HATES
OR
NEARLY
All of which we will exchange Full
CASH or MERCHANTABLE PRO-
YOU
C'A.tf DO
DL'CE.
THAT
A TIB
OF
WANTED.
100,000 lbs. of WOOL wanted in ex
WAI.T
change for CODS or CAII.
AMD
SMITH & CABTffBICIIT.
Salem, April 12, IKM. 7tf
CHARLEY
Just Received,
DIRECT from HAN FIIANCISCH, a choire selee
f Uwl.v, ,nK f Ooltl l.'intra.l hailis.
ItiirltU'N. Pens, and Hiiecluclcs. Alio, n variety ol
Fillicv Owats Cull-uxl.ee. J II. HAAS.
Male Inn Will, ll I'lf
INSURANCE.
Marine, Fire nnd Lllo!
rpilE nniltTrhiied are Agents in tbie Htute for the
1 fullowinir Cotnputiiea i
MAHINE.
CAUKOKNIA MUTUAL MARINE.
FIRE.
II AKTFOHD HARTFORD, CONN.
I'HUKNIX
('II HThll OAK " '
CITY " "
(HiiiDIIIE KEVYY.ORK.
MKTU'iPOLlTAX
NIAUHA
HmMH "
I'AltK "
a'ictk; "
I'lHiKNIX "
WASIIINOTON "
X.IFB.
FQI ITVm.EI.IFE NEW Y'HIK. .
CON NECTICI L Ml' I X'AL, IIAUTFuKD, Conn.
There are no older, safer or more reliable compa
nies in the world than those above named.
We will insure at the same ates that can be rlfrclcd
ihmuifh nn Francisco airnts. and the California
8t Hid rjtamp Tax is thus avuideil.
We rail the attention of the community, particularly
lniirHt-il, tn the advantage of Ijle Insurance.
17" Call and ifet H pamphlet.
lUf klCllAUDSAi JlrCltAKEN.
BENNETT HOUSE,
MALUM, OH I ;..
C. L. FISHER, Proprietor.
rlHK uiliMTiWr wilit to inform hit friend
I and jml'lic ueiifridW tlutt lie Hill use hi
nt ui 11 riidi'rtvur 1 pleHM ihoM who favor
hint with tlieir tHtroniifi at the above named
hoiH. The table will at all tiinn be applied with all
the delicai'iei of the ecaeoit. Uood room and clean
beiU.
lloanl r wtek, with tain in if 6 00
HoHttl jwr wwk, without lodaing ft 00
. Mar Ath, m. 10tf
WIGHTMAN & HABDIE,
BrccrnRoitg to
FRANK DAlvEl?,
416 and 418 Cltiy Sirert,
SAX FRAXCISC0,
Importers and Dealers in
FORE GN AND DONrlESTIC
DRY COODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
ITIIOLSTEKY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale in Quantities to Suit.
juae'& 3iul?
JTO FICTION, BIT Tit I Til.
It Is rastoiaary Io a)eak of mutj rtmedlM of Ihe
.lay in liM and frivolous nsnnor, and this msr an
swer where tho case to bo tared la of a (lining char
actor, and tho roawdr presented simple, Bui when
wo aro sailed Io pnarrlbo for diseases endured oulj
with siorucislinn'pain, whoso lenniuailoa io often
fatal, wo learo toetin;, and proceed with oamostneao
10 otter fans which will perhaps rescue a fellow betnf
froas a bed of skkoooo or tho fraro. It la thus that
wo would Introduce Io ear reader SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER STkTP.eud siaat that for tho
rere of humors there is nothing ia tho world raneoal
this popular and oatonsleelr seed asJIl All drnf
(iau osU iu KCDIXOTOX CO., Atreots, 4l aad
418 front Wreei,rWa TrssclK. dwll
Attention, Marlon Rifles.
R FOLIAR DRILL, Uondar and Saiarday sro
aiufl. ar ' o'eloc. at tho anaoey
Jif OrojertySfrfsast
J. 11. KM J SKY,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
SALFM, OUTGO.
Opposite Thultlirr & Rlekr y'l Livery Stable.
n
'A
B
OOKITSHTLT OH HAHDI
CONCORD TEAM HARNESS,
CONCORD STAGE HABXES8,
Pennsylvania Team Harness,
SADDLES, Bmrr,E.s,
Whips, Halters, and Horse Blankets,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Concord and Boston Team Collars,
LADIES' SADDLES and BRIDLES,
OP EXTHA QUALITY.
The II KMT OF iTIATKRIAI. used, and all
work WAHUANTKI) TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
The highest CASH PKICEpM tor III DEI and
WOOL In exchange. BOItf
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
And Sanative Fills,
HAVE DICEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC SO LONO
and found snch ireneral favor in every region of
country wlicre ttcy nave been sold, and there is nn
place on the civilized frlobe where they have not been
auld) that it wnuld seem almost superiluous at this
time to direct attention to them thronuh the medium of
the press. Yet it is due to siilfcriuir humanity, and es
pecially to thnt numerous class who, in the changea
We climate of the 1'iicillc coast, suitor from
Diseases ol the Lungs and Throat,
Inducing and ending in CONSUMPTION, many of
whom may not have used this remedy, thut tliey
should be allowed to read some of the cases where its
influence bnt been useful In remedying cotnpluinls
from which lliey are tuHuriiiir.
THE EXPECTORANT
Operme.1 lillGUlATBLY Djmn the Disease,
Sttrpy ami Hp edify Eradicntinr. while the SANA
T1VE 1MLL.S, by piuncrviiitr reyultirity in the bowels,
Htul KiviiiK h lieiilibv tone to i, other intenml orgutin.
hkI himI unii the perfect opurHtimi of ilie (oi uier
Atieiition UuMked to the Mlowiiitf certiflcatcfi, De
lected at runduin fiotn the uitug io puewBeion of the
proprietors!
CoMJMBtm, Mixn., Jn Q4. 1857.
Dr. D. Jiivne Denr Sir : Gen Win. P. Ortn,one
of in v neiitii'buri, was rnred of liroitchitis by the uw
of your Expectorant and Alteralire, after httvinif lain
forty diiva at the point of death, mid three eminent
plty'aichtnt. Imviittf exhuuxted tlieir ikill upon him.
Several cmi;b ot I'ropiiy tuid Cancer have been cured
in inv neighburhoitd. My little lHiiliter wan taken
iiint SovemUer with mi enlargement on tie neck,
which grew very fait. I immediately commenced u'iv
inu her your Alierulive, and be u now nearlv well.
s ' TIIOMAs L. TLWMiLL
From the Her. Nuleon Cook, Ute of Drnoklvn, Min.
New Yunx.Jun. b, 1HHI,
Dr. I): Juvne Dear bir : A younv timu living in my
house wan taken with a violent culd, which ted led on
hi luns. t'Hii(iiif( a h'ure, hollow couffh, attended
with iiiut'h lever. Thie eontinuod for more than two
weik, when all thought death lobe inevitable, At
tb io point I voiiiiiieticed Kiviiij your Expectorant and
Sunutive Pill, according to diiuciioni. lu the course
of two or three day a, he bewail to expectonite freely
and in about two wueke be wai about and whs soon
well.
A homconpiithie phyeirianand family apeut a niylit
In my bonne The daughter wai taken with a violent
croup, which threatened epuedy deatb. The futlier
hrtvintr no iiieilicino, conclmled to (five the Jijtpecto-
runt won u mmiu alluruea rai oi.
From the Rev. N. M. Joiiea. Krct. of Prot. Epie. C'ch,
hum l uurtnuioinew, I'liimoeipnm.
pHiLADitPHiA. Mh nh 31, lSati.
Dr. D. Jnrno Dtar Sir i lu all citeea reiemblinir
CotiH'itiiptioii, I rt'cointnend Jut ne'e KipectorHiil.
havtutf in to many iiMtuucei witntaeed iu bettelivial
ell'ectn in (he two taut chm-i which cuine under my ob-
HtfrvutiL'ii. The udimntetration of tho Lxpuvturtii.t
has, I hiii happy to any, been attended by the uioit de
rided improvement of the patient.
For a a renter number and varletr of rertillcatei.and
fuller inforiuiilion rruardintr these and other of Or. D.
Javns mid Hoi in' PrepuniiiHtiH, reference ii iff ven to
their ANNl AL, ALMANAC, which oiay be had from
any dnt'iut or dealer in mtdieinra.
o.ui 1 ii at If a i,
vCA I PortlanH, Ori:n. Aifenie for the Rtate.
NEW, GOOD AND CHEAP,
JOHES, REED & CO.,
....AT ISAI.KU, ORKHOX
SRI SOW A5i rACTlHISO, ASD Hf O.I UiKD,
B EDSTEADS,
Of I.ATKaT null MOST APIMttlVEU Patlrrno
Tea, Breakrast and Dining Tables;
WORK STASDS,
(kmti:rtaiii.i:iaidk taki.fsi.
Toilet nnd Llplil Slarnln;
I'lrnmlil Staiul, Vnli Stands,
DHES8INO BTJRE AU8,
Complete eirfl ror rlisilitrrn, laliitr(l
ami lllillily Itrnaiurulril, t
FRENCH BEDSTEADS, SETTEES
LOUNGES, CHILDREN'S CBIBBS.
BuokCairi, WlRDRflBES, Cupboard, Mft Safii,
....and nenrljr evetv other kind of....
HOrSE-Kl ll.MSlllXG GOODS
... .are now made and sold by ... .
Jones, Reed & Co Salem, Oregon,
for alMint ONK-1I LWho price nsuallr
asked for nu.il.r but inferior artii-U'S imported from
omo ICastern manufuctory.
Onr furnltnre I. mmle of Maple, almotl tielmifrif,
being L1UIIT, 8TIIOS0aid SKAT.
We make to order, and keep constantly on hand,
Doors and Windows
of ntrf eVirf ptv t Gothic and Oe-eo fashi Oolhio
lKHr and Frames ; iu fact,
EVKII1 rilltu TO .M IKK A IIOt'SK,
from the base hoard to the cornice.
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS.
Goo.1 and Cheap, mtdt ef pi r can make to Hi any
elied Windows, or ant shape. Bring yonr measures.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
We have oa hand, and rrll era TjjtaJ
ittnfJ . a irood aew.rtmont of Wsiron ff f 4jiT
S1MKKS and HCIIIH, mrtf.llf aaT"U f
selected from Kotnl valley oak.
A DOZKS WOOD WHKK8 FOB WAOOXS
rradr for ironing, and arr fted rafoas wtpltle for
mntiiiit.
Any or all of tho above will bo sold cheap for food
par.
kepairini wood work to all kinds of machinery, or
uew msile to order.
Our niamifaciorr io neer Ihe Woolen Factory, and
our sslr-rvotn She EN'TIKK SECOND STORY of
Smith's Ulock. a room tmnlf JrtrM sysere.
Kntrsnroon Cooiinercial street, at the South door,
auiUoa Ihe cruaa or Ferry street, al the west end of
U biiihiina. JONES, KEKH CO.
Kaleia, Oct. Int. ll. Wtf
Choapor and Better than Candles.
Tl'ST recelred. 10 eases snperior Coal Oil. while)
and nun eiolueive. Also, owiiuiirur. Sund. Brark,
mi uiJ Hand eal oil Lamps i wirka. cbimnies. sha.le-
bnroers and bmsheo io earitly , al
MOOKKS'.
K wsn. iw;
5llf
Code andOsneral Laws of Oregonr
mil ul. .Ha Rn.i.re nt Riaio's 0(8 re. i'riro
I per copv (ii coinj fl.tti raUro, if sen! by awil
in tne taie, X rie i out, W eta.
April I lib. Ivl.
if
Atlmiialairalor's .llrc.
NOTU'lt Is Wreht given, thai all accwmls and la
oVbudnMO oocralug Io tho Orrfm flslmas,
either oa ouhocriptioo. sdrjrti.lng aod oBco work,
from November ilh. lU,to thia da4. beheig Io Ihe
oelate of Hamv Uordoa. oecemeod IVso accvama
are no in 'band, for fol octioat. and intmediaia
Pvaienl nioet k asaoa. rVrajoate eaa bo aiado to C
Craa'tall, Esoj . a Iho OSes el the oMnass, or
U, . a. EuaHW C.,. "j
CafwiC!v,Mai;tWt,i. l'f
aa ' tt&I r "J sflB
S i lmS w:w$ S3
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
Illffhly Concentratetl
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT U
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the
BLADDF.n. KIDNEYS, OKAVEI,, AND
DBOPMICAl. SWELLINGS.
This medicine increases the powerof Digestion, and
excites tbo ABSOIII1ENTS Into healthy action, by
which the WATERY OR CALCAREOUS dopo
sitionsndall UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS
are redireed, as well as pain and infiummatiou.
. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses arising from
Excesses, Habits of Dissipation,
EARLY INDISCRETION OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms :
Indisposition to exertion.
Loss of memory,
Weak nerves.
Horror of disease,
Dimness of vision,
Hot bands,
Dryness of the skin.
Trembling-,
Wakefulness,
Pain In the back,
Flushing of the body,
Kruptions on the face.
Pallid coimtemmce.
Universal lassitude of
Loss ol power
the muscular system.
Difllcnlty of breathing.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows t
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
any that they are not frequently followed by those
"dlrelul diseases,
I.SAITV AND COSSL'MPTIO.
Mnny Bre aware of the ciiuse of their snfTcrlng, but
none will confess. The records of the Insane Asy.
lums and the melancholy deaths by consumption bear.
ample witness ol Die trutu ot tne assertion.
The Constitution once AflYcted
with Organic Weakness,
Reauires the aid of medicine to itrengtlicn and invig
orata the system, which Helinbold's Extract of Uucliu
invariuoly does. A trial win convince tue must sitep
tical.
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE OR MARRIED
Oil CONTEMPLA TINU MAUUIAUE.
In muny aflcctinns peculiar to families, the Extract
u..-t... ....n...i n.t.u. ....... n. ;,. r't.i..
DUlllU la ,iiicnin,ieu vj mi; wnioi iohicu; , no ...
rosts or retention. Irreiruliirilv. Puinfuiliess. or Sun-
oressiun of Customary Evaruntious. Ulcerutetl or
Kcliirroiis slHte of Ilia Uwrus, Lcucorrhea or Whites.
Sterility. and for all complaints incident to the sex.
wlictlier arising iroin indiscretion, uuous oi uissips
tton, or in tin)
llltLnG OR CIIAOK of 1,1 m,
IStt Symplomt Above)
No Family Should be Without It.
Take no Balsam, Mercury or nuplensant mediclue for
unpleasant and dangerous disonses.
Ilelmbold'a Extract Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Heoret DIeae
In all their MivrM ; at Utile expeusai little or no
cnange in aid no inconvenience,
AXD NO EXP08UKE.
It caiiien freanent deiire. and irivee Rtrenifth to Url
nate, thereby removing nbstructmni, pieventintr and
cunnif it net n ret of the t rethra, almvin? ram and in-
Oammation. m frequent in this cla of di-ertse, and
DISEASED ASD
IVORS OCT MA TTER.
Thousands upou Thousands,
WHO HAVK BEEX THE Vlt'TI.119 OF
QUACKS,
And who have mid IIKAVY KKES to be cured in a
abort time, hava found thoy were deceived, and that
the "Foisou" hns. by the 'use of "Powerful Astrin
gents," been dried up in the system, to break out iu
au aggravated torm,anu
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
IIELltlBOLD-M EXTRACT III t ilt'
For all alfectioits and diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever cause originating, and no niuiter
OP IIOW I.O.K MTAKDIIU.
Diseases of those organs require the aid of a Diuretic.
Helmbold'a Extract Buchu
IS THE CHEAT DILltKTIC,
Aud it Is certain to have the desired effect in all Die
eases for winch it is recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable char
actcr will accompany tne medicines.
C'KHTIFICATEa OP 'I RK
From 8 to "0 years sta'ding, with names known to
acit.itfi ana tA.vt..
Physicians Please Notice.
WE MAKE SO 8ECUKT OF "INGREDIENTS.1
Helmbold's Extract Duchn
Is comnneed of Buchn, Cubebs and Jnniper Berries.
selected w tin great cars by a eomielnt druggist.
PREPARED IN VACUO
By II. D. IIEL1IBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, and sole tuanufae
turer ol
llelmbold's Genuine Preparation.
AFFIDAVIT i
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of the
city of Philadelphia, II. H. Helmbold, who being duly
sworn, doth ear, his preparation contains no narcotic,
no mercury, or other lujunous drugs, bnt are purely
revetable. HBIIKLMHOl.lt
tworn and subscribed before tne this ?.'d day of No
rember, .M p. illHBAKD.
Alderman, Ninth street, above hUce, Phila.
PHVail'IAtia) t ATTEDAX K
.FROM S A. X. TO 8 P. M.
Btmrt of Co.nlerfriUrs and l'principttj
ittaitrt.
Who endeavor to dispose -or THEIR OWN" and
"otner ' article oa toe reputation attained by
HclmboM'o Genuine Preparations.
cstrart uncya,
" ferwparilla.
" " Improred Kiwe Wash
Void by Praggists evoi y wbero.
Ask Itor IILIBOLD'8 Tikf loOthrr.
Cat oat tho advenieraieal and send for il, tni oreW
inaweitiea aaal epessre.
HOCTatTTKal, aniTIt DBA,
Agent for tho Pacile Coast, San Francisco.
Sold by SMITH & DAVIS, Portland.
Attii tl. Uo3 t tgi
Cor. Broadway
C. HI)lTO,l )A.So.,
rancuco.
(liitt. j
WMl WILSON & CI.
.HrOIIKKS AID WMOLKIALK D.AI.r.EI 1
Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors,
Hiiv UMm Kronl Nlitct.cor-
Klr. rroorcuj..".,,.
line of goods that Ptf'J-Ji V,IA
Also, that we are sdimg goods ut san ' " .,N(J.
I'll PKIt'KS and giiaruntreuigH'C"1 to He U""
1XEZ - stock being at . all times subject to the
ttrictttt AcmlcaX anahtotwH.
No trade solicited except In FINE UpM.
irnn COSSIIII If PART Of
FINE OLD BRANDIES,
Oturd imp H y Co..
Jim. lii-iiiii'tiyi ,..
I niKMl Vliicvurd Frop'rs,
A. Boiuoldc Co.,
Pinot, CaMlllon & Co.,
j. juarqurii,
A. Nil'UIIOtt,
Union of Uie Froiiiidors,
AND VARIOUS OTHER BRANDS.
Fine old PORT and SHERRY WINES.
Pure old Oporto Port.
Fineold Burgundy Port,(weot,heavy)
Duff Gordon. Pale and Uoldcn
Sherry, Harmony Nephews
..AND..
Cobbler Sherry, (fine- and heavy.)
CHAMPAGNE AND CASE WINES OP EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
TT'lue Oia JAMAHJA xinm,
ST.CHOlXHUiW
PURE HOLLAND GIN
WB OLD WIIIMKKVB.
Stewart and Harvey' Old Scotch
O'Xclll's flnc Old MALT.
OLD BOURBON.
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
HUPKItIOKOLI KYK.
Old Peach and Cherry Brandy
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
ll.n ,. l,.r orlment of CASE GOODS of
every description used in tne inpiur ura. ,
v'u W Lawn Ml. hII times larue nilttlltlties Of 1.1-
quors put up in suitable packages for packing to the
ty Orders from Merchants and Dealers respect
fully solicited. a, rn
ii u ill in i i ujv w
Portland, August l4ili,li'J MM
Why do you use anj. Inferior
Article
tttITRV vnn pan buy at tie same price I lue
V V celebrated
"Downer'! Kci'omuic Oil"
Tl, ...u,l mira wlnlAHItll lion CXnloiive. burn
inirwillia brilliunt. steady tiume, nun comuiuing im
lie uiivaiitagea of tins lucoliipnru'He nnu cueapcB
lliiiiiinator. without tlio attendant risk and dungur ot
explosious in using a poor article.
Salem. Jan. 19th. 1803. 4ulf
DO VOU WAXT TO Bl'V A FAlIM
inn .1 n onnil FADM of 320 acres near Silver-
1 ton, Marion comity, well sitniited, and under good
Improvement.. There Is on It a large, weii nineiien
IHll'SK. a MAUN and other ouihouscs 1 several hue
ORCH AKDS of choice fruit, in bearing ; a number of
splendid, living springs of wntor. and other conven
iences which, together, make it really a desirable
farm.
Terms. Part pay down and Ihe balance on reason
able time, with security. Apply to
Rrlem, 8ept. 8, 1SK 28tf Agent.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
BAN FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase of Merchandise andjurti
clcs of every description, are solicited by the un
dersigned. A residence in tnis city 01 over ten years, ana an es
perience in the business of nearly the same length ol
time, are considered sufficient to warrant the confi
dence of persons 111 the country who occasionally re
) uire purchases herein make then, through the agency
of a reliable party ; or who may le looking for a per
manent agent in Hun Francisco. To either, the adver
tiser oilers his services, asHuriug all who intrust orders
to him. that no elt'ort shall be snared to eierute tlieir
commissions satisfactorily.
Orchrs roust be accompanied wit u tliecasn orcity
reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed, are referred to
0 ... ... , ... . r. . 0 .. ... :
vt in. 1 . loiemun at wo., oun r ruiii-.m-u.
' J. H. Gogliill h Co.,
C. tanglev, Drugvist, "
flint, Pea'hody Ii. Co.. "
Ira P. Rankin, "
Itoss, Dempster t Co., "
J. Anthony St Co., Union Olilee, Sacramento.
And to the proprietor, of the Statesman, Sule.n.Ogn.
N. B. Orders for Machinery, pianofortes, Melode
ons, Sewing 31ael.i..es, Watches, Jewelry, dec, will
be attended to by competent indues.
L. P. FISIIKR,
Commission and Pu:-chaing Agent,
&) Washington St., up stairs,
()ppo.'.tc Maguire's Opera House, Sun Francisco.
Muva.lH.il. 9if
OUlt TI3IK HAW COME.
A IX persons indebted to us in any way will please
ix consider meniseives invited to come forward and
settle up.
If it is impossible for you to puy, coine and $ay so,
and let us know when yon can.
Khontd this general 'invitation not beheheedcd.it
will be necesmiry for us to issue more nperinfnnA more
urtrfitt appeals, at the expense of the invited.
Expecting to change our business, we intend selling
goods in future for the KKaIIY-PaY. 'o more ac
counts made, except rere thnrt ontt. and by SPE
CIAL ARRANGEMENT with PAYIXO CIS
TOMKRS. J. 11. v 1. 11. yiooilKm.
Salem. Oregon. Sept. auth. S7lf.
FARM FOR SALE, .
Containing 100 Acres of Valuable
Land, Fenced,
IIuuilMome Dwelllujf IIoumo,
A FINE MEADOW OF 50
ACUES,
Orchard of Choice unified Ff ait, of about
TWENTY AIRES,
GOOD BARN, &0., fee.
This farm is situated about three miles from Port
lond on the base line road, offering an excellent op
portunity to a person desirous ot eniravinv iu the bus
luess of gardening for the Portland mnrket
Apply to RICHARDS At JlcCHAKEK,
16 Krout St. Portland.
ltiihiirl .Tr( ruken,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
..AKD JOilBRS IS..
Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard,
UKA1M. ., Ac.
LIMK, CEMENT and PLASTER received by every
sailing- vessel.
mr Will attend to the purchase and shipment of
m.iu'w v, vTerr uesenpuon .n ine rastern and
Sn Francisco markets. A Iso, to forwarding goods in
San Francisco nnd Portl nd.
The fflfbmlfd lanny Braprr and Sowtr,
and Airricnltnral Implements of every description
furnished for cash at San Francisco cost and trans,
portal ion.
We will alio attend to the sal of Oreiron Produce
in ictona, hav.nt established a home iu that place
nnder the management of Mr. D. Fisk, a gentleman
of eight year.' experience in the trade in Sun Fran
JOHNtdcCHAKKN,
JO.ESB.irHAn,'W'W'''"A
r Sacramento streei. San Francisco. ejltf
YV. WAMED.
si ' flAN E .,rTFK- M1Xlt J HE"
Also, will pay CASH for WOOL
a. i u w, HELL BROWS.
Solera, March 7, 18.3. ,f
Blmikat Blnnka!
Urr. have Just printed a quantity of Execntions Tax
Keceipts. Administrators and Exerolor. IWt,
Letters of Administration. Utters Testamentary
Promissory Notes, lonnty Orders, Proof of ill K,
pojoaa. Appraisers' Commissions, Blank Deeds ate
ror sale by the single copy or hundred Orders J
eoaipanied with ihe cash promptly attended to.
ale. Angus, ,. X' WtKlt-
FIRE
Arilli" PR00F Tmr
eMITIIAv DAVIS UUll'."''. ,
ii
-7577X00 HO LIC.
a UlirlilV Coin'untrii.ted
VEGETABLL tAinaui,
APUKBlONIO.
"I
nni'Vtliri) Hf
.. .si.M- Jlnli.a Pa
DR. C. M. JACKSOn, rnnauuiF...,
WILL trfHTUSI.1.1 im-
MVUH 1',,,'A,!!I'C.V..
IS VHPICI'I A.
CIIKOMC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
nlNKAMBH OP Tim ,
And all Diuaiei arising from a Dmrdcrta
L,iver or oiomacn,
such lis
Constipation
Inward Piles, Ful
ness or Wood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stmiiucli, Nan-
., Hem (burn, Pigt '""''
Fulness or Weight in Htomncli, Hour
Eriiclations, Hinkfiig or V uttern.g a t t o
Vit of the Stomach, Swimming of he H u d,
..' 1 '1 ... .1 iiiinlt. Hrcnt iiiiK, I'liittoring at
b. lie art Choking or Knlfocaling Hcnsatious when
' In tying P" "I""" ' V'J'i,H,ni1' p ?r
We . before the Sight, Fever and ,''m
in tho Head, lMkieticy 01 'l"'""
y ellowi.es. of the Skin
in the Side. Hack, Chc ,Un.bs,4tc.
Budden Flushes of Ilcut, Hurn
ing In the Mesh, Cmi
stunt Iminiiiiingi of
. Evil and Ureal
Depression
of Spirits,
and will positively prevent
yellow Fever, Uillious Tevcr, &e.
They contain
ko Alcohol ok bad wiimkev,
Thev will cure the above diseases 11 wnoiy
nine cusos out of a hundred.
. .... . j 1... .i.v,,..iv. sale aud universal popular-
itr of lioolland's (lennan Hitler, (purely veactahle)
lfo.W of ignorant (junck. and unscrup.. ... H. Wen u
ore, l.nvo opened upon siiucrii K 7 -"-
uates of Nostrums 111 me "" r v - ' , ,., ,
cZmLZi with injurious drugs, and christened ion
ics, Stoiiiuchics and Diltcrs. , ...m.
Hewuro of the Innumerable array of Ahol olm
nreuara ioiis in plethoric hollies and b.g hel hod
aXmdc'r the n.odc.tppelh.li". of It.tter. , vvlnc h ,
instead of curing, only aggravate disease, and leave
the disnppointcd sullcrcr in uespu.r.
IIOOFLAND'S uEK.uAN liiiitiw.
Are not u new and untried article, but , have stood
the test of liftccii years liial by tne American nuoi, ;
and their rcpntiiiion and sale, ..re not rivalled oy any
similar preparation .
1 lie proprietors nave ,uuww-.-.
most eminent
CLERGYMEN.
LAWYEKS.
I'HYSICIANS,
AND
CITIZEN'S,
Testifying of their own personul knowledge, to tho
beneficial cllectsnnd medical virli.os of those Hitters.
DO YOU WANT BOMISl'UINU TO BTUliNUTU-
T)n YOu'vVAST A OOIID Al'I'F.TITltf
W YOII WANT TO UUIbD W YOUR COX-
sin u i iu.-v i .
DO YOIT WANT TO FUEL WELL?
DO YOtJ WAST TO GET KID OF NERVOUS
NESS? .
DO YtllJ WANT ENERGY!
DO YOU WANT TO SLKKP WKLbf
DO YOU WANT A BltlK AMD VIGOROUS
KEI!lIfN?on do, nse IIOOFLAND'8 GERMAN
DITTKliS.
From Rev. J. Nrtrton Brown, D. P., Editor of Ihe
Enryclojirtiia of Rtlipout Kiumledne.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general, through distrusl of tlieir in
gredients and effects , I yet know of no sufficient rea
sons why a mun mnv not testify to the benefits he be
ii..... i,fm.eir to have received from liny siinnle pre-
puraiion. in the hope thul he may thus contribute to
the benefit of others.
I do this the more reamiy m regaru to noonunu a
Gorman Bitters, prepared hy Dr. C. M. Jackson of
this city, because I wus prejudiced against them for"
many yeur., under Ihe impression hat they were
chiefly nn alcholic mixture. 1 am ludebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq , for the removal of ihie
prejudice hy proper tests, and far encouragement to
try them, when suffering from great nnd long con
tinued debility. The use of three bottles of these Bit
tors, ut the beginning of tho present year, wus follow
ed by evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
bialily and nieutul vigor which I hud not fell for six
months before, and hod almost deswirvd of regaining.
I therefore tliiink God and my friend for diactiug me
to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadrlphia, June S3, 1K..1.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There art many preparation iold under Ifo nam
of Bitters, put up in quart bottle compounded of
the rhenpent ickixky or common rnm, totting from &
to 40 cent per frofion, the taste disguised by Anise or
Coriander tired.
This class of Bitten has caused and trill continue
to cause, a lonft as thry ran he sotd, hundreds to diet
the death of the drunkard. B their use the system t
kept continually under the itiduencr of Alcholic Sfim
ulanls of the trvrst kiwi, the desire for Liquor it
created and kept up, and the result is all the korrorg
attendant upon a drunkard's life and death,
Eur those who desire and W'i.L HAVE a Liquor
Bitters, tre publish the f olhirinr rereipt : Get OSE
BOTTLE HOOFLASirS (iER.MAS BIT
TERS and mix with THREE QUARTS OF
(JOOD BRASDY OR WHISKY, and the result
mil be a preparation that trill EAR EXCEL i
medicinal virtues and true excellence any of the nu
merous Liquor Bitters in the market, and will cost
Mt'CH LESS. You v,ll iave alt the virtues of
WiOELASli'S BITTERS in connection with a
(MOD article of Liquor at a mrck less price than
these inferior preparations trill cost you.
ATTENTION, S0LD1KUS!
Anil lVioiidM orHulUlcm!
We call the attention of all baring relations or
friends ill the iirmy to the fact that " IIOOFL tND'S
German Bitters" will cure nine-tenths of the diseasca
ilidm-ed by exposures and privations incident to camp
life, lu ihe lists, puhliidiru almost dajly in the news
papers, on Ihe arrival of the sii-k. it will be noticed
that a very large proportion are siitleriiiir from debility
every case of that kind can be readily cured by
Hooliuud's German Bitters. Discuses resulting from
disorders of the digestive orgtiii. are eieedily le
moved. We have no hesitation in stating that, if
these Bitters were freelv used among our soldiers,
hundreds of lives might be saved that otherwise will
be lost.
We call particular attention to the following re
markable nod well authenticated cure of one of the
nation's heroes, whose life, to npis own mnguuge,
"bus been saved by the Bitters :"
pHii.snti.rHi t, Augnst Kl, 18.13.
Afrwrs. Jontt .V Emm : Well, gentlemen, vonr
Hoofiuud'e German Bitters bus snved inv lite. There
is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by linmlwro
of my rumnidrs, some of whose names are npH'iidcd,
and who were fully cognizant of all thecircimislancea
ol my case. I am. and have been lor the lust four
years, a member of Slicriiinii'sctlebruted battery, and
under the imuiediu'e command of Capt. R. B. Avree.
Through the exposure attendant upon my arduous du
ties. 1 was attacked in November Inst with inflamma
tion of the lungs, and was tor seventy-two davs in the
hospital. This wus followed by great debility, height
ened by an attack ol dysentery. I was then removed
Iroiu the W bile House, and sent to this city on board
the steamer "State of Slame." from whk-h 1 landed on
the'JKlh of June. Since Unit lime i have been about
as low as one could be and still retain a spark or vital
ity. For a week or more I was n-a.cely able Io swal
low anything, mid if I did force a morsel down, It waa
immediately thrown up again.
I could not even keen a uIhu .! .i., M m
arh. Life ran Id not lust under these circumstances:
and. accordingly, the physiciuns who bad beeu work
ing fkithtully, though unsurccsetully, to rescue nie
from the grasp of the dread Archer, frankly told tne
they could do no more for me, and advised me to see a
cl.rgymun, and to make such disposition of my limited
funds as best suited me. An aciiiaiiititnce who visited
me al the hospital, Mr. Frederick Stcmbrou. ol Sixtb
below Ar, h street, advised me. a. a forlorn hope, to
try your Bitters, and kindly procured a bo"le. Front
the time I commenced taking them, the gloomy shadow
of death receded, aud 1 am now, thank God for it,
getting better. Though 1 have taken but two bottlee,
I have gamed ten pounds, and I feel sanguine of being
permitted to rejuiu my wife and daughter, trom wbom
1 have heard uutl.n.ic foreightecn mouths for, gentle
men, I am a loyal irgin.au. from the vicinity of Front
To Tmir invnliiabl-. Hitlers I owe the certain
ly of life which has taken the place of vugue rears
lu your Bitter, will I owe Ihe glorious privilege of
gain clasping to my bosom those who are dearest to
to me in lite. Very tnilr vmirs.
. , . . , ISAAC MA LONE.
W e fully roncir in Iht troth of the above statement
as we had despaired of seeing our roairade, Mr. Ala
lone, restored to heahb
?iV'ni..-rw'!'li'-K.-B,Asr1!t N,w "utter.
GhOHGt A. AIM.EY. Co. C 11th Maine
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A.J KIMHAM..IV A, 3d Vermont.
JOHN JENKINS, Co. 11, HXith Penu.
BE WAKE OF COl'XTEItTEITS!
.i l!'?,,M.t-.'i,rn,,""T pf "c- JACKSON," ia on
theWHApPEKofearhbotlla. '
W.onld yonr nearest druggist not have the ariirle.do
not be put off by any of the ini.niminu .;..
thai amy be offered in its tdare. bui ...a ,.. ... .. a
will forward, securely parked, by express.
Principal Offire and Mnnnrurinrj,
KO. UI ARCH HTRRRT,
JONES 6c EVANS, Proprietor!.
Successors to C. M. JACKStiV A. i n
SU'.TH 4s DAV13. Portland, AgufvtOtcpin. C-Jy