1
PREMIUMS AWAKDKD AT THE L1NX
count it mil, isoii.
HOUSES.
Heat itnllion 4 years ntul upwards, nil
work, W. Cnchrnn $10 00
2d dn 4 yenr old, J. P. Hague. 5 00
draft, J. 1 Ilneuo. ' 4 00
nil work, W. Finley 3 00
uppcil.W.McRiinnli u 09
nil work, . J.
GhbIijt
2 00
trotter, J. H. Itt
Latic county , 2 00
4 minister, II. ltiidd. 2 00
" " thoroughbred, VV.
Molllrcc , 2 00
Guiding, 4 years mid upwards
ipectl, H. Dnnica fl 00
" " G. Hughes 4 00
' nil work, A. Parker 8 00
" " U. M. lliind 4 00
"pan " M. Lnper 0 00
gelding " A. Cowan 3 00
" " spued, M. Bnriror. 5 00
E. Benjamin 3 00
mare 4 yenr, M. Luper. . .
4 01)
" " M. Scott....
addle hone, J. Winkle, Benton oo.
2 00
4 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
" span trotter, A. J. Thayer "
" filly 3 yrs old. S. 6. Thompson.
" mare aud colt, draft, T. Powell.
5 00
3 P. Low 2 50
" " nil work, B. J.
, Grigsliy 6 00
2 " II. lk-ronr 3 00
" ipnn mnrc, draft, II. N. Smead.. 3 00
" uiave, all work, N. Price 4 00
2 " ' M. Itryeon 2 00
" buggy homo, M. Morgan 4 00
2 " " A. Cowan 2 00
" mare, oil work, 3 yean old, J. D.
Fountain 2 00
" apan carriage linrpK, J. Morgan.. 3 00
roadster. G. Parrish 2 50
" pacer, P. A. Pngh 2 00
" span moles, J. Hamford... 2 50
" 1 year old colt. M. Morgan 1 50
, "coll, all work, V Mclllree........ 2 00
2 " J. Hamilton 100
Comet trotted around the traok in good itylo
and to the intiafaction of all, allowing speed
and extro-trottiug.
CATTLE.
Best bull, 4 your old and upward, J.
P. Hoguo $2 00
' " 3 J. B. Isett, Lano i
county 4 00
2 ' " K. W. Brock 3 00
SHEEP.
Best bnck, French merino, G. Parrish. $1 50
two Iambi, G. Parrish 1 00
" ewe, G. Parrish 50
LADIES' EQUESTKIANSHIP.
Miss Stewart, Metiton county, first
premium $10 00
Miss Fruiu, Linn county, 2d prom.. 5 00
FRUIT.
Rest specimen apples, G. Overman.... $1 00
2d ' " T. Thresher 50
Rest " pears, G. Overman , 1 00
Rest " plums, G. Hughe 1 00
2d " " W. Mclllree.... 50
Bost " penclics, W.MoIllrce... 1 00
2d " " J. Beard 50
VEGETABLES, etc.
Best specimen onions and potatoes, G.
rarrisli l uu
Best " lungelwurzcl, J. Beard. 50
Best ' " broom com, G. Parrish.. 1 00
2d " " ' J. Beard.... 50
Best " TvatBrruclons, J. Beard.. 50
Best " itiuskmeloim, J. Beard... 50
Best " wheat, J. Loper 50
Rest " oats, A. Williams 1 00
2d " " J. Luper 50
Best " dried apples, J. Luper... 50
Best " benns. "... 50
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best ipeciuicn honey, G. Hughes. .
1 00
50
'50
2d " " " G. Overman
" . . pickles, G. Hughes....
" " com starch, M. McClure
50
50
" " ii(itatoetrcli, Copt. Smith
" " butter, P. Adams
2 00
2d P. V. Crawford I 00
" " sonp, Mrs.P.V.Crawford 50
" cheew. P. Adams 1 00
" cider, Capt. J. Smith.. 50
' " wine, A. Williams...... 50
" " bouquet, J. Hamilton.. I 00
" " nrenerved peaches, W.
Mclllree 50
' " plum butter, Mrs. Mo-
Clum 50
" ' jolly, Mn. P. Adams.. 1 00
2d " " " " Mrs. Lincoln 50
" " Apple butter, Mrs. Capt
Smith 1 00
2d " " " Mrs. Hughs 50
" " plum pres., Mrs. Colver 1 00
2d " " " " Adams 50
" " pear pres., " Mcllree 1 00
" " currant pres., Mrs. Low 50
" bread, Mm. Capt. Smith 50
, . " chickens, J. W. Puch.. J 00
LADIES' WORK.
Best quilt, Mrs. Carey.
12 00
1 00
2a
Miss E. Williams. .
braided, child's dress,
lludd
Mrs.
.. I 00
embroidered ekirt, Mrs, Rudd 2 00
. " J. G.
Wilson 1 00
handkerchief, Mrs. McCartney 1 00
insertion, Mrs. McClure 50
2d
crochet work. Mrs. Caplam
Smith
collar, Mrs. E. Smith
" Mrs. J. G. Wilsou..
tidy, Mrs. E. Smith
skirt. " " "
1 00
1 00
2d
50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
samplo needle work, Mrs. E.
Smith
stockings, Mrs. McClure
" E Smith....
blankets, Mrs. J. G. Wilsou..
frame work. Mrs. Haley
mittens and gloves, Mrs. E. B.
Hughea
fanoy knitting, Mrs. Foster.,
knit suspenders, Mrs. Captain
Smith
yarn, Mrs. Capt. Smith
' Mrs. Hughes
2d
, 50
, 1 00
I 00
50
50
4
50
1 00
2d
50
SUNDRY PREMIUMS.
Best tobacco, J. C. Templeton. .
"it .1. Beard
...$5 00
... 2 50
.. marl.1i. work (rood). P. Miller Dip
One sewing machine was uu exhibition by
Mr. C. W. Powell.
' The memlwrs of the Society will see by the
above, that where they had no competition, Hie
Committee allowed ouc half of premium offer
ed instead or Diploma. We expect 'the Ad
drew will soon be published i also Financial
report GEARY, President.
J. Raiibows. Secretary.
OnR Vicksburo Losses. Gen. Grant's
official report of bis operations at and around
Vicksburg lias been published. We copy from
it the followinir statement of losses :
KHMM'omnded. iliiii'f
Port nihann
713
21
Fourteen Mile Creek (skirmish
4
Raymond
Jackson .
Champion's Hill..
Hi- Black Railroad llridge
311
Jin
I.M3
'.Ml!
3.68
7,tmo
.fill
. 29
ickebarg
...Mi
T..l
Of the wounded. Gen Grant says that many
were only slightly wounded and continued on
duty. Not more than half were permanently
disabled.
You CoUNT.-"John." said stingy old
.. . j i. vfl rsiliinr dinner.
-Vn know how many pancakes yon bare
ien. 9.:a
been ml (s
Steel art f wnton fourteen!"
juhiii ha rettk I m vn rannt and I Will
a mjman tiarnaoa. wsw
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES,
Illegal yntlng-lh'vnrtiirTof the Constltu.
tioii-Flre-blDd Kulls-l'ollsh Commit
lee Taxnayers Incorporation.
San Francisco, Sept. 4.
H. Finnerty whs convicted in the Police
Court to day of illegal voting in two Dis
trict. The steamer Constitution carried away $1,
4")O,207 in treasure, of which $505,000 was to
Panama. Rumor says that the shipment to
Panama is from the United Stutes Treasurer's
ofliue, and is to bo taken by a United States
war vessel from Aspiuwnll. Another rumor
says it is a shipment to the French Govern
ment, and destined fur Mexico. Another re
port connects it with the New Alinaden Quick
silver purchase.
The store of C. P. Williams, pioturo denier,
on Third street, was set on fire this morning,
with the evident intention of destroying the
Omnibus Railroad stables. It was discovered
in time to prevent serious loss. Damage about
$2,000,
Henry Ducnnge, who keeps an old junk
shop on Long Wharf, sues James W. Simon
ton for $15,000 for libel. The alleged lihel is
a paragraph with the caption "Ridefencc,"
fmblished in the Bulletin, nnd written by a po
ico reporter. It accuses Dncange of having
been arrested and committed for trial nn a
charge of stenling 1,000 grain sacks, that be
was an old thief, and became rich from keep
ing an establishment for the reception of stolen
goods.
The Polish Committee to-day romittod
$2,000 to the Polish Revolutionary Committee.
They have sent $ff,000 altogether.
The Grand Jury of the United States will
make their report to-morrow.
Out of 5,000 taxpayers in San Francisco,
only 400 have applied to have taxes reduced.
The Adelphla Hotel Company incorporated
to-day, with a capital of $600,000, to build a
hotel on the site lately occupied by the Metro
politnn Hotel.
Indictments for Treason New Citizens
Arrivals. San Francisco, Sept. 1.
" The following named pnrties have been in
dicted by the Grand Jury of tho United States
for trensn in levying war ngaiust tho United
States: Ridgcly Greathouse, banker! Asbury
llurpending, trader ; Alfred Robery, laborer ;
Win. C. Law, mariner; James Smith, plaster
er ; John MoFmlden, attorney at law; Win.
D. Ward, laborer s John E. Kent, laborer;
John Fletcher, plasterer; Thomas W. Rruude,
clerk; Win. W. Mason, surveyor; George W.
Davis, street contractor; Albion T. Crowe,
clerk; Madison A. Marshall, laborer; Thomas
rnolo, lanoror; Allred Arinand, mariner
Henry C. Boyd, machinist ; Richard H. Du
val, clerk; Gidenu C. Jones, trader. Jones
was nrrsted last evening on n bench wnrrnut
issued by Jiulfte Field, and is now in jail. The
others were all in Alcatrnx, having ken taking
on uoaru me sennonur uimpmuii. Jones is
nlso implicated in the Chapman affair, hut it
is impossible to ascertain the specifications of
tne ciiargo ngamsc mm. no has been a mer
chant of this city for many years.
Capt. C. R. Whitney, clerk of tho United
States Quartermaster's Department, fell dead
to-day.
Tho Federal and State Courts naturalized
eighty-three citizens to-day.
Arrived Ship Lizzie Onkfonl, ICS days
from New York, to Do Witt, Kittle & Co.;
British ship Sidney, 158 days from Glasgow, to
Daniel Gibb. Tho Oakford lost sixty carboys
overuoaru on uape Horn.
mm YICKSbTKO HAS MADE BY THE
WAR.
In 1SC1 Vicksburg had two railroads. She
has none now running west, and her eastern
railroad connection is a mere niilitnrv affair.
with track worn out and no rolling stock to
speak of. At thnt-time there were services
every Sundny in live elegant churches, with
Inrge and attentive congregations. Ail except
the Catholio Church are now ereatlv injured bv
shells, and by being occupied for military pur
poses. There is no longer any such thing here
nsVegular or stated religions services, and two-
thirds of tue iiihaintants do not know when
Sunday comes. Then (1801) there was a large
public school building, in which some five or
six hundred pupils were instructed, beside nu
merous smaller private shools, which were well
sustained.
Dorine the past fifteen months the children
of the town havo studied only the science of
war and of laziness. There is not now, I be
lieve, a single man or woman in the pluce who
is making, ur is thinking of making, any effort
to teach a child to read. There were then mnny
palatini residences, with splendidly ornamented
gardens and w alks. Now there is just enough
of them left to indicate bow pretty they mice
were. Then there were two large foundries
nnd machine simps, employing hundreds of
hands, nnd turning out a vast amount of ma
obinery for steamboats, mills, gins and factories
Now, out of this army, there is not even a
blacksmith shop in the place. Then there were
two hospitals in the place the United States
Marine Huspital, situated below the southern
boundary of the city, commanding a fiue view
of the river, and the City Hospital, an institu
tion under the charge of the Mayor and Coun
cil. Now nearly the entire city is a hospital,
and you cannot go amiss for a graveyard.
Then there were in Vicksburg tiireo daily
newspapers, nil well sustained an infallible
test of enterprise aud prosperity. The Whig
has been burnt np. The Sun has set to rise no
more, and 111'-' Citizen has become alien, its pro.
prietor a sileut foreigner, who suspended be
cause wull paper could no longer be procured.
Brokers, banks, Masonic nnd Odd Fellow
Lodges, hotels, pnblio reading rooms, billiard
and whisky saloons, stores of every kind, and
all the machinery for supplying civilized wants,
disappeared with tho newspapers. The only
merchants now here are suttlers. The only
mechanics arc extra dnty men belonging to the
army. A lady cannot go shopping. There
are two reasons she has uo money and there
are no shops. Negro women Vending very
dark lookiiur eimrer bread and consumptive
pies represent the commercial portion of the
comiuuuiiy.
THE COLLAPSE OF THE KEBEL LO.l.N.
Kroin the London News.
The sudden collapse of the Confederate
loan has not unnaturally filled the calculating
friendsof the South in this country with dismay.
Tho stock, which on its introduction to the En
nli.li market wus so skillfully manipulated as
to be quoted at a premium, bus, duriug the last
few days, sunk by successive plunges to twenty
discount. On Tuesday morning, indeed, it
could not be disposed of at any price, bnwev
tint few sales were effected
hi seventeen discouut. Yesterday, while oth
er kinds of foreign stock rose, the slaveholders'
insn nll retained its alarminir position of se
vere and exceptional depression.. Under these
circumstances it is hardly surprising that the
panic of the slaveholders' agents anu represent
Lr. in Hiis country should be extreme. The
sodden fall in their favorite stock shows that
the art by which it has been so long support
ed are hegiuuing to mil, mat mio uuuiug worm
n nn Imnrer be deceived by smooth prophe
cies of Southern successes, but is taking the
measure of current events for itself. It shows
,i,o, ti,,, resources of plausible mystiGcatiou are
nearly exhausted, and the publio are begiuniug
to exercise meir uu -
-tr.iM -
The Confederacy has clever agents and advo
rates in this coontry as it has able leading men
iu America, and they have done their work
well Their representations have luduoed a
number of ijnorant and innocent people not
i. . iwliM in the omnipotenoo of the Con
federate cause, but to invest iheir savings in its
so-called cotton loan, lint facts are stubborn
things, and in the end break down the most
skillfully constrocted fictions, however long or
loudlv they may lie rciieruieu. ue mmwi.ii
....i. .. mni,llv annroachmir. as IU victims be
cio already to discern. The despcrnte game
If speculation is nearly played out, and the
i.i.. . Ii..rinnin to see the Confederates in
'heir true character. The panic of the players
is. therefore, perfectly oatural. A premature
crash would obviously be fatal. Al all hax
RrJ. some attempt most Im- made to delay the
Goal catastrophe. fwmctbiDg, oo matter wuat.
must bo said or done to restore temporary con
fidence, and prop up for a brief space the fall
ing cause. If nothing else oan be done, a res
olute effort may at least he made to I1ra7.cn it
out for a time. It is the very moment to put
on a hold front and use strong language, nnd
the Confederate representatives in this country
Have accordingly uestirrcu themselves to meet
the emergency. '
Repabtkb. When the chivs of South Car
olina assomhled in some thousands under Beau
regard, and smoked nut a little handful of men
from Fort Sumter, a brilliant " poickry " cass
of Charleston, lent the following couplet, to
gether with some other Hues of his own inven
tion, to tho North, greeting t
"With mnrliir, paislma and potard
We send Old Abe our Beauregard."
Since the battering down of Sumter, another
"poickry" fellow, suntls to tho South, greeting :
"With sliriak of shell anil palxhan roar
Wo send to Jeff, our brave Uiluiore."
Where is that Committee t Somebody
is wanted, to hear the responsibility of permit
ting the invasion of Pennsylvania. The rads
oan't oharge Hooker with it, beoause when it
occurred, they hadn't got done swearing he
was the savior of the Uuion. Nobody else will
assume It, becauso nobody else waa in com
mand of the army. Possibly, Ren. Wade's
Committee could Gx it on McClellan. Why
not try it, and thus settle the vexed qnestion !
Special Notices.
Tux Constitution and tiic Blood, No perma
nent cure of any ulcerous or eruptive disease can be
effected except by constitutional treatment. The vi
tinted blood mast be rendered pure, and healthful, oth
erwise the came of the disease remains lurking in the
system and is sure to hroak out in some deadlier form
than before, llut one medicitio known among men
readies and expels this baneful principle, and restores
the constitution to its origins! strength and vigor. It
is Bristol's Burauparilla. Suppressive medicines are
highly dangerous in such cases, and mercury almost
invariably substitutes for one mnliidy unother eqtiully
dutigurous. But this Halsuinio Vegetable Detergent
mid restorative razes the very fuunilations of disease
and converts into a stronghold of health and strcngtli
the system from which it has expelled the poisonous
invader. To Its purifying and life renewing power
the most wonderful of the world's remedies, owes its
unrivalled reptitution. Sold by respectable druggists
throughout the world. nr28.
. The Dyipaptlo.
The trials ami sufferings of tho llyspeptio can only
be realized by those so unfortunate as to be afflicted
with this disease, and yet how many of them suffer
and continue to suffer I Why they do this so patiently
it is impuesible to tell. It may be from ignorance of
any certain remedy ,or it may be from prejudice against
the use of a patent medicine. Hoolland's German
Hitters has cured thousands of the worst coses of iy
pepsin., nnd each day adds new names to the record of
its usefulness. Give the Hitters a trial. For tale by
all druggists and dealers in medicines. Iw28.
linker's I'uin Panacea, the most popular remedy
evor offered to the public.
Vintok, Iowa, June 9, 1858.
Messrs, A. L. Scovill & Co. Gents i I believe your
Baker's Pain Panacea is bound to be the moat popular
remedy for pain of every description evor offered to
the public.
I have known many wonderful cares it has effected,
and have sold and warranted as yon direct, but to my
great eu rprise. none came back, and for a remedy
wlii ch is good for so mauy discuses, nod a "balm for
every wound," nothing can be said in over praise.
J. W. PLUMMEK.
For sale by all druggists everywhere, and by Red
ington &Co.. general agents, 416 aud 418 Front street,
Sim Francisco. 2w'J8
A British oSlcer, writing from Teheran, Persia, to
the ''London Times," remarks: "A cathartic, Pill
manufactured by an American nist (Dr. J. C.
Ayer, of Lowell, Mass.) has cure! I.SIiah of a liver
complaint that threatened his lifcVfliis simple fact,'
as might bo expected, renders the Americans immens
ly popular here, while the English are ovei looked.
Doubtless, our own scholars mado the discoveries
which he employs, nod lhas it is iu everything; we
do the labor, then the mousing Americana put tbeir
mark on it and take the reward. Doctor Ayer is idol
ized by the Court and its retainers here, which will
doubtless be reflected to him on a gold snuffbox, or
diamond hilled sword, while not the name; even, of
Davy. Christ ison or lirodie, the great lights by which
he shiues, is known. Acs? York Sunday Paper.
lni2S
Sorofula Oared.
SrHiNnriKi.n, 111., June 7, 1859.
Messrs. A. L. Scovill te Co. Gents i My sou, who
is now seven years old, has been afflicted with -Scrofula
for more than two years. It made Its first appear
ance in small knots on the glands of the neck, ander
the skin. Our family physician, who has attended
him, said he could core him, although he had been uu'
der his attendance when the disease first made its ap.
pearnnee ; and instead of curing him he grew worse,
until finally the sore broke, and has since continued to
discharge, until I got Dr. Mott's Vegetable Liver Pillr
He commenced using them about ouo yeas ago ; and
in less than three mouths he was well, and instead of
a weak, delicate child, be is now well healthy aud re
built. Yours, truly, JAMES ALLEX.
IU-dington ti Co., 4Ili and 418, Front elreet, San
Francisco, Qcncml Agents for tho Pacific coast. lw'Jft
MOTH KItS ! MOTI1EKS 1 1
Don't fuil to procure Mi'i. )Vinihw'$ Soothing
rnv for Chtlilren Teething.
This valuable preparation Is lbs prescription of one
of the best female physicians anil nurses iu the Uuited
States, and has bcea need for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of mothers and
children, from the feeble iiifunt of oue week old to the
adult
It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigo
rates the stoninch aud bowels, corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to the wholo system. It will
almost instantly relieve Griping in the BonrUawl
ll'i'ifff Cotie. We believe it the Best mid Surest Kern
edy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar.
rhaa in Children, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accomjiany each bottle.
None Geuuine unlejs the fac simile of Curtis k Pea
kins. Mew York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Office, 48
Dey Street, New York. 'n' Only 25 Cenl$ per
Bottle.
Islington Sl Co., 416 and 418 Front St, San Fran
cisco, Agents for California. 6m'.f)
NcwiR, Ohio, March 10, 1858,
Messrs. A. L Scovill & Co Oenla ; It is with great
pleasure that I iufonn you of the effect of Dr. Mutt's
Liver Tills in my family. Four years ago I had the
Bilious Fever, although uuder !he care of an old school
Physician, who treated m witli Calomel until I was
salivated, and my tongue was much swollen, and it
was the cause of more pain than the disease Itself
Filially he gave me np and said that I could not live.
I still lingered for six weeks, and finally got over that
attack, with a broken down constitution, subject fre
quently to attacks of rheumatic pains In my bones,
when exposed, at least, to cold or dampness. Since
that time I have had frequent similar atucks,a:id have
by the use of Dr. Holt's Vegetable Liver Pills, broken
op Ibe disease without bating tlis system iujnred by
the ne of calomel. I would not be without them oa
any account. Respectfully,
matiiew Taylor.
Kedington It. Co., 416 and 418 Front street, Saa
Francisco, Sole AgenU.
Tress's Htmburg Tea and Hamburg Plaster.
Fress's Hamburg Tea is a curative and preventive
of Coughs, Severe Colds, Faver end Ague, Dyspepsia,
Kheuniatisoi, and ail ecmplaints arising from Impuri
ties of tlis blood. It cures Headaclie, Bowel, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, cleansing and purifying the
stoaiacb and blood. It is a preventive against Conta
gion, and its timely use will avert almost any sickness.
Il restores the sppelite, and is most pleaaant and pala
table lo take. Being purely vegetable, It cam wits, en
tire safety be given to children. One trial will con
vince any on of iu masIIcdI quality, aud ouc seed,
no family will do without It.
To guard agiiul Counterfeits, oW-rv the ami of
1 silt It Co., Hamba:g, oa scary geaoine paskug.
Frese's Hamburg Tea is the only genuine article.
Copy-right secured.
Kiniol Fresc, Sun Francisco, J. C. Frese & Co.,
Hamburg, Proprietors.
Bole Agents for the Pacific. Const, to whom all or
ders uiust be addressed, hjnlingtou It Co., 41li and 418
Front street, San Francisco. 3m70
FK,TIAI.I'.M! m.HAI.F.ml VK.TI AliBsl I
Use thnt safe, pleasant remedy known as
IIEI.MBOWS EXTRACT HUCIIU,
For all complaints incident to the sex.
No family should bo
Without It,
Aud none will when once
It Is used by Tried by them.
YOUNG AND OLD.
In the decline or change of life,
And after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement
To strengthen the nerves,
Heatore Nature to its proper channel, and
Invigorate the broken down Constitution,
From whatever eauu originating.
USE NO MOKE WORTHLESS PILLS I
Take
1IELMBOLD 8 EXTRACT IIUCIIU.
See advertisement In another column. Cut it out,
and send for it. See advertisement. 3m3t
l? The Annual Meeting of the Christian Church
in Oregon will be held at the Central Meeting House,
on the Santiam, commencing on Tharsdsy in October,
18(3.
Hodge Calefy
PORTLAND, OREGON,
deaUrt in
Drugs, Medicines,
Puints, Oils and Glass,
White Lead,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Painters Materials, &c.
-A1.SO-
Kerosene Oil and Lamps,
-OFFER FOR SAI.E-
Linseed Oil, bills, and cases.
Lard " "
Kerosene " "
Machine " "
Tanners .'" "
White Lead, kegs and pails.
Turpentine,
Painters' stock,
Window Glass, .
-AND A STOCK OF-
. DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Unsurpassed in the State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
JIODGE If CALEF,
07 Front itreet, Portland.
17tf
GTi0
I11. HUHTON'H
BALSAMIC COMPOUND!
..TOR THK..
Bpetdy and Radical Our of Oonorrhwa, and
all OUeaaea of th Urinary Or fans.
Til IS i a remedy which reqtiimnoaMiitanret it
perform it ita duty quickly and llmroujflily, lepvinff
no injnrioiii ellect either to the const it tuion'or to the
part u Hue ted.
It is the rennlt of .mig experience, nnd close ohaer
ration in aurcnt number of oven, and hua been inva
riably fmercaflful where other medicines or treatment
have failed; (has proving itnelf to be a remedy long
rtMjuireu oy mc puuiic.
Price, $1 per Bottle.
For sale bv Druggists everywhere. Sole Airent for
li ic ramie uount. tit aw, i.a.-iui.k y.
Wholesale Drnvgint :M ComnieTialNiYet,
lr2Ws Near Front St.. Nan Frnncim o.
To Wool ttrowcr.
THKnndewignedhnve TWKN'TY IIKAD of IM
1'OltTKI) THOKOtmilBKKI MKHINO and
SAXONY HUCKS, which thoy otl'ur for shle to suit
wool growers. The bucks cuu be neen by nillinK noon
them in Kalmn, Oregon. KELL, Ac 1IKOWN.
August ittlh, 1H63 i(
BENJ. STJIANG,
DIALER l
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
OI' FVIillV PATTKIH,
Keeps eoustuully on liana), ami Muoufaiiorai
lo order, ,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On roHsoiiitble terms.
MKTAI, ltODFINU, anil JOIIIUNG of all kinds,
promptly attendi'd to.
Sliop oo Coniiuori'itil street, Suleui, Oregon, 9. door
North of Drown V M vers'. Gfttf
Police lo Tnx-Puyri'N.
ALL persons who have paid their times under the
ten will assersmeot. am hitv five mills refunded
by eullinir on the City ilursloill.
lly ordur of the Cuy I'uum-il,
1L WILLIAMS, Recorder.
Salem, August 31 , 1 Hi a aiiif
BUS Mil
CIIHAl'KIt TIIAIV KVEll.
S. J. MCCORMICK
HAS just roceivrd a lame addition lo his stock of
M'MOOI, BOOKSI, comprising
PAKKER 6c WATSON'S HEADERS ,
SANDER'S SERIES OF HEADERS ;
MONTEITH'S GEOGRAPHIES
CLARK'S GRAMMARS i
WEI19TER'S DICTIONARIES.
DAVIES' ARITHMETICS.
WILLARD'S HISTORIES.
THOMPSON'S ARITHMETICS.
and all other
School Books used In the Slate,
together with Isree variety of
TOY BOOKS I Oil 4 IIII.DIti:.
Also, an tndlesa variety of
STATIONEUY:
embracing EVKKY AKTIt.'LK in thai line. All of
which he is prepared lo sell at whnlesHle and retail at
tu I.OW 'BUT ritiiaa,
MILITARY BOOKS
Constantly on hand and imported to onler,
8. J. M'COltMll'K,
Franklin Honk Htore,
fm'iti Pmol street, Portland, Oregtm.
Stoves and Tin Ware Exchanged
IiOIt WIIKAT aud OATS, ami the highest market
price paid. ' J. ll.tiTAUK.
Kalsm, Aug. 2i, 1W3. im
fjpcnrrr Hall, IHilwnuklP, Oregon.
rpilEuerriseaof this Insli'iition Uiird year will
J. be resumed on Tuesilay, eVntember, lehl
THOM.VI V. BCOIT.
Milwaakie, Aug. 3, la
Siilcin Klrnm Frrrjr.
THK nnd'-nigml hereby notions I lie traveling poll
lie U't b has esuliii.tieil and now lias in swie
fill operallon, a Um ferry arriM tlia Villinll
river at Melem, and will ferry with regularity at all
Mages of water, and fading to do so will sell onl t"
some one that can. lly fnnlilie f,a crossing stork are
g'.id. the bsa being sufficiently large lo ernes from 74
to Hill bead of caul, and fries 4 to ' wagons al a sin
gle trip, with perfect safely, and will ouly require
from g to 3 minute in enswg the river.
J.N.MATIIK.VY.
KaJem.BepL&.l'K'.
DU. J. W. McAKKK olTere hi profi-wiooal
errvires Ui the rititena of mleat aad vnioitr J
Onlc in Kenyoe buiMiuj Ifif J
SMITH & WRIGHT,
Sttooesion to COOKE, BMITH V Oo,
SALEM. OREGON.
leuvo to Inform tho piildlo that we lmve
aud are receiving a
LIB Mil mi-SElEM) flWI
CENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which we OUcr at REDUCED RATES.
Clothing;, Boots, Shoes, Huts, Cups
IV voir
Dolmen, Slmkcrs, Croceriel, Crockery.
WOULD
Gliuswure, Ilnrdwaro, Iron, Dolts, ltiv
ets, VWiors, Kuts, Springs, Nulls, Splkts,
Gluss, Putty, Saws, 1'lunes, Axes, Oyi'
ten, 8heop Shears, Squares, Pry Goods,
Cutlery, and
BIV
AT
NEW
TIIBK
IIATKn,
on
A liHRAT TAI11KTV
or
OTHER ARTICLES
too nuuieroa to mention,
NEAKLT,
All of which we will eiclmnge KOlti
YOU
CASH or MERCHANTABLE PRO
CAN DO
DUCE.
THAT
Amis
OF
WAI.T.
AND
WANTED.
100,000 His, of WOOL wanted iu ex
oliunge for GOODS or CASH.
SMITH & CARTWBKJHT.
Sulcm, April 12, 1RG3. 7tf
CHAELET
INSURANCE.
Murine, Flro and Life t
THE undersigned an) Agent iu this State for the
followiux Companies i
MJURINE.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL MARINE.
FIRE.
ITArtTTnitD 1IAUTFOKD, CONN.
I'HOKNIX
(IIIAKTKU OAK " "
CITY " "
nOODHUK 'NEW YORK.
MKTUOl'OMTAS "
NIAOAUA "
llltMK "
PAIIK... "
AHCTK! "
P110KNIX '
WASHINGTON "
LIFE.
KQtlJTAM.K 1,1 KK NEW YORK.
CONNELTICUl. lillTUAL, HAItm.'KD, Conn.
There are no older, safer or more reliable comou
nies in the world than those above nuniud.
We will insure at the snme i ate tlml ran be effected
throuvh San Francisco auents, mid the California
Slnie Slump Tux is tuns avoided.
We cull the attention of the community, particularly
murrioil, to the advantages of Lite lusorniice.
19" Cull and vet u pamphlet.
6'Hf IdCIIARDS At McCRAKKN.
;11IILH
UNDKR Till DlRtCTION or
The Sisters of the Holy names of Jesus
and Diary,
WILL be opened in this city on the 1st of Septem
ber. The cmtnw of lurtrnctinn comprises the va
rioos branches which constitute the elementary and
higher depurtinenl of education.
PKl.tlAHl- t'LAMKfl.
fipellitig. Heading, Writing, Hncred Hislorv, Ele
menu of Geography, Oruiuniar. Arithmetic, An Kle
mcutary Treatise on Time, Abridged History of the
Coiled'Slales.
Jt'NIOII CI.ANSKM.
Dirtioniirr, lteruling, Writing, Arithmetic, Oeognt'
nb Gruuimur, Kiuelolarv Correspondence. Elements
of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, Outhues of
History, f utiiiuur ncience, Aonogeiueiit oi uouiuy.
MKNIOK t'l.AHKKM.
Elocution, Ithetorie, Logic, Versification, Ancient
and Modern (leogruptiy, una of the (Holies, Astrono
iov. Ileiierut Hiittorv, Arithmetic, Altfebra, llituk-
K eplug, Ueonietry, Natural Pldlosophy, botany aud
u emmiry.
TKBTHi
Primarv Derartment. ner nuarter. (pnviiblo in
a'ltvancei... $ II 00
Junior liepurdoeiil... n w
Seuior Ilepartmeut 10 INJ
French, Music, Drawing and Painting furtn extra
charges, and are taught at the option of I lie parents.
French per quarter f 6 00
Music per ipiurler 10 III)
Uruwing and Painting 5 O0
If parents desire It. Ibe pupils muv lake lessons iu
plum and funey needle work. No extra charge lor
either.
The hunni of attendance from 8 o'clock, . ., lo 4
o'clock, r. N. One hour und it quarter recess at noun.
Pupils of every religious ttenouiiiiution will be
eooullv received, and all inlerferenoe Willi their roll
gious convictions carefully avoided. Oood onler,
however, requires tlmt all should conform lo the regu.
latoiii nt ttie lusutiitiou.
No dedui-iiou i niade for the withdrawal of a tmpil
before tho expiratiou of the term, unluss in cnee of
HOAP. -
VO M0"E WANTI'I) I'NTll, FPRTIIKIv
notice.
Illtf
K. PRATT,
Agent W. W. M n'l'g Co.
WANTED.
rTlWO COOl'KltS, good workmen; constant em.
JL plovment given for one vear at good wages. Ap
ply InJ. M. 1 1 il i.1 C.IC, at nuiuiu, uregon.
jtuy mil, inihi, ikmi
Altcnllon, Marlon Klflcs,
T KntJI.AU DRIIX, Monday and Kainnluy eve-
X ly mngs, ai i o eimra, at uie annnrr.
Per onler, V. ll.'dltt'llim.
'itf Orderly Mergennt.
IM J. IT. IIAAH.l
I Commerct18trMl,84ltm, DHkrla
GOLD AM) SHYER WATCIIKS,
JEWELRY,
ollI Silver und IMaled Ware,
FINE CLOCKS,
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, to.
J All Hoed, sold by ms sr. WAItRAKTRD to bs SI J
j reprraentcu. ' j
l Itrpnlrliiir.
Psrtlcalsr altentlnn psM to repairing Ins Wslebes, (
I Clocks, Jewriry, Ac. I
ALL WOIIK WAURANTED.
(UltB.Orrn.Jonr, IM). lylT (
1
ft-
tWfijrfet or Rlolrn
TTIKOM lb posture of M I, Ravage, near
1 Maieni, a IHM9 iii'icir.. neanr or
finite 16 hands hnth, C. H. (,'. on right or left
tliioh. Attv information of his where '
boots, will he liberally rewarded by calling al th
tilaleiman UHlre, Balem. gbir.
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
....ssn....
UAOHINB SHOP.
first "tre.l. Uelwecai Ysaaklll an4 Harrlenn.
nAVINII become sole proprietor ol tblsestablish
ment,the nndersiirned is now prepared to maim
faetureAU. KINDS (IK HTK.AM KNIllNKH.of sine
from fonrtn forty horse power, portable or stationary.
A!o. C'irrnlar Kaw Hills, eomtdete I Hay Freeeea of
all sites: I'laning Harbine (Wiiodwonh's pallernli
Wrought and Cast lna Work for Vertiral saw and
Oris! Mlllsi brwaand iron eatinK,iid wron(litiroB
work of every deerrlptinn.
All order aiecuted with disnateh.and to a work
mauhka manner. DAVID MuNNAsI KM.
V M. A reilnelinn has been made nn all binds of
work at my shop, toaaiuhetradoaud correspond with
California prices nmj ii I'Af
Vulcanite! Vulcanite!
pf1) IOSK penont whoare to unfortnnat
J n lo iwinirr itr1i(i' iil,tev(li would do
wall to mil en HwitU It ( hmu-eend ex-
nitna ipwimptw of ili mym ktvle of work, wbirb,
fr romlurt, elcanlineM mid uw fulneM eatuiot W mf
mv"l by enjr prurtwa now in vntfiHr. Hnbaiiutee np
putti, irjiu Hiit tooti io nn enure tel.
RMITII fcCHAJfCK.
finq(irel end llerbaeiil Dealt,
VilTpd K(e itreet, taien.
MILWAIJJSISK
MM U
RELIANCEW0IlKS.
1;Iwim'1 V, Alii A Co.,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
MAHVrACTUItCRS or
French Burr Mill Stones,
and all dewrl)tinni of
MILL GEARING.
Dealers in Bolting Cloths,
And all descriptions of MILL KUKNISHINOS.
AgenU for th Mil of
Pun. PriMi. Jr.'i Smut Jlarhlne,
mmm Improved SEPARATOR, and
Bciilon'i World Challenging Bran Duster,
We alio niumifuoliire the celehrated
Goodwin Wnter Wheel,
Which we believe to he the heat wnter wlieel lo use.
Plans and estimates furnished on Application,
ED WD P. A M.IK CO.,
Ru3fl MilwHiku, Wie.
USEE. GO0DWIN-& BROS.
N, Y. PATENT
Pressed Chewing Tobacco,
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
THIS tobacco Is manufactured expressly for the
California market i the peculiar tnunnefln which
it is put uo, keeping it always moist and causing it to
retain it llavor any length of time. UinisW
Dr. L, S. Sldf; Surgeon Dentist,
SALEM, OllKGON,
Office In Holman's Brick Building,
niCNIDKIVCIt NRAR f'ORNKR OP
flit SIT AND OK NT KB ST.
N.B. None but llnifllied ooflratlons nerformatl. T
desire the pnlroiiHKO of soldi persons as wish their
operations performed III the most perfect manner.
nuiuiu. uav. ti, mu. tm
J. W. MOUTllUll,
BOOKSELLER
....AKII IHTOHTtH 0 5TATI0NKHT,.. ..
Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous,
AND BLANK BOOK),
June 01 Itf Recond street, Corvalll.
Wolnr CoinpaM.
A (1001) BOLAK COMPASS for sale on fair terms.
Kiiquire at the 8tillcmau otUee.
Haloin. Mnri'li 12th, im. Stf
IVoliee lo Debtors.
DR. A. M. DELT, havlug rloaed bis practice lit Sn
lein, has left his acronut in my hands forcolleo
tiun All persona Indebted to him for medical services
will please cull on me at once and settle.
lieu. 1'. Br.Ai.,n.
Sal June 8th, 1863. 3m 14
WIGHTEIAN & HARDIE,
BUC0E8S0II8 TO
FJ1ANK BAKER,
416 nnd 418 Clay Ittrccl,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
1 1MIOLSTEKV OOOD9,
in
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale in Quantities to Suit.
juiie'JS 3m 17
BENNETT HOUSE,
HALIOJI, OltliltiOJN.
C. L. FISHER, Proprietor.
T1IK siihsoriber wishes to inform his friends
and public irenerullv that ho will use bis
ntiuost endeavor to please Ihoee who favor lie
him with tbeir rtatmnaie at the above named"'
hotel. The table will at all timea be supplied with all
the delicacies of the season. Uood rooms and clean
beds.
Hoard per week, with loduinir $0 00
liistnl per week, without lodg-ina; . . . ' & 00
May 5th, 1803. lthf
EMlruycd
FIIOH the aubserilier. at Knlein, about aixAV-
weeks slnee, two horses i one a duck creoin,c0A,
branded O. T. 011 left shoulder 1 the other a dark bay,
6 yeurs old, blnxe fin-e, limnds not remembered.
Any iuforiiiution of said horsea will belilienillr traid
for. . JOHN ilYHMC.
Hulcm, Anir. 'J4, IWO. ".lifpaid
ENtrnrrd
Ipitnit the encloeurs of the utnlerslined, In f-r.
Salem, 011 Tueediiy iiiht, IX1I1 inst., a niedi- eQX
inn-sued man horse, heavv mailt, about 8 or 9 year
old, branded with larmvWoti left slide. No other
murks or brands. A liberal reward will be paid fur
his return, or fur Information that will lend to his re-
covory. aw&'ipuid J. r. MILI.KK.
ATTENTION EVE RYBODY I
STATE FAIR BALL.
riMIKKK will 1 n ni.lj T1II.ITAUV
1 AXit 'I'B hitter. Mi n men. triveii Hi
ShIciii w tire hi him, 111 HhIuiu. on the ovtt-
tiinii of tti-pt, 18, lHikt. No ptiiua ur rxpi'itw
will I HiNiml tu nmk evrrvthinir nlimmiiiL
lur 1110 win won. a cohcu win ue in rcHUineM to mn
vcY iTvnii to nnd from the hit)), ffpo. Himciuni
rfimiiH fur 10U coti(ilc
llio Nilm Artilh-ry llnnl in uttwiriiinca, J. II.
IliiMM, Lemler.
FLOOR MANAOKUH:
lUnj. Htrnnir, Klim,
Shiihii'I HeHslrick, K11I0111.
ilfiri Kiitinmini, Corvulti,
Henrv OimIIpv. AIIiriiv,
H. H Vrirn-I., IVrtlMhd.
P, H Tho niiliiurv will tilfiirt Kppeiir In unifiirni.
AHmittmire imI mi.prr, $1 UU. 3w'J5
Salem Market--Prices Reduced.
rplIK iiilm"riltr wUtiftn to miv to the
X riuwma llmt hm Inw nniiifwi bin pritm
tit suit tha timea. uml will uiv iron fnmi
Rnv i' lure von mil for It, nnd iir liver it
FREE OF CHARttE to muv nlitra in tho cilr. A
iiiwriur rtirle if Vnrl RuiiMurn. hihI Kurloin Ktntki
eutiHtHiillr nn linnrl. Ilarreliiitf of beef nml wiling of
(Hiric, eimuiiM nie 10 nrrnmmiMinifl.
IWf pr (inmlffr fmm K to 4 nH,
J toiling ptrre from II to li MiiIk.
hiirlolu nnd rtintp, fi to Hranla.
Million mid Pork, H in 10 renin.
Ninwo, U eeiilB.
1000 Good Fat Hons Wanted,
Pmwd or nndrfHtwl, for wbit-h the hij(hwt market
nnre will be ohm In "in.
THOfi CKOS8, 8Hlein lliiriiet
An
To Wool Growers.
THK nnflerniKned dire to in form
I I f L. J
ned nrMra to inform tli m
of Or)tttn who nmr dt(re "
litM-kn, ilmi we hwre for wtlf 7tn
: TIIOHOI 4HBKItOA'
X (jniwrrsi i
to improve tbeir 11
few I IKlK K
HKHI0 filial- , nf tb t'rencb, Himnieb end
Aiiunuian mmiiiet oi umt ureen.
Ji8RHI HOLMAS
JOMNillNTO,
I'ttrllM intereeted, urn rrtpet fully referred to the
I lulu r.t I'rrmitimt atenrdri by Ihr frfgan tih$ie At
nenllHrtit Kae$rtft where it will bo mmo thnt the
nmll (loek we now oHr tnwll from ha intined 'l VK
flHMT PMI.KHMnd ONK MKIOD out nf 7
eathes, nttntnit sharp com ftettt torn nM tkt beit iktrp
im ir rwate.
Aildme John Minto, Mem, or emit at my fnnS 4J
nilei Miutb of tStletn, on the etiure rued.
lUtinif the eole nmiinemeiii of the Dork, I will
werrwtt everr animel wild to be purt Mtnninl end ne
rvnrevent it in everjr ntwcL JOMM MI.MO.
l'omon Hill. MmHoq Co,, April 1Ho3. 6ui9
New Ferry at North Salem.
THE nndersiirned would (live aotlrelo the travel
in nnblie that bs bits established a NWINd KKU
KV on the Willanietta msr. imm aalf mile below lb
old ferry, and will ferrr t any tfagt oj raltr eaJ
mil kmiii nj trmmer.
itrasor imsusii
I span of homa or yoke of oaen V5 ets.
Kmb adilitioiuil auliuai , A '
Man and hnreu IM) "
I'ootaiau. , U '
Ixmas eel lie and horses mirh A "
Hheenand hov K
Vi have earelleat farllitiaa fur f-rrviii STOCK of
a'l kimls. nir boat will carry 4tt li,.wl of mil al
nn lime with perfect safely, and will eross the river
IU Irons t In D luluule. VUA nllt-LLI.
1W. in, May tli, m llulOpt pud
'tf.Dlfli0fflS,.l2"
PORTLAND, OltKOON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importer and Mculers in '
PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, kc,
Are constan'ly receiving, by
EVERY ARRIVAL FROM TIIB
NEW GOODS,
And are therefore enabled to offor to their enstomer
AT Al.LTIMKH, a FltKHIl and WELL
AriHOUTKI) stock from which to
mak tbeir selections. mi'
Kerosene and Kerosene Lamp.
Alcohol, Lard Oil.
Machinery Oil for sale at reduced price. - I76QS
ScroMa, or King's Evfl,
Is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes vitiated, woak, and
poor. Being lit the circulation, it pervade th
whole body, and may burst out in ducato on taj
Eart of it. Ho organ U frco from it attack, nor
i there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu
lous taint 1 variously cuused by mercurial disease,
low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure
air, tilth and filthy habits the depressing vice,
and, nlxivo oil, by tho venereal Infection. What
ever bo ita origin, it is hereditary in the constitu
tion, descending fmm parent to children unto the
third and fourth generation " indeed, it Menu to
bo the rod of Him who (ay, " I will visit th
Iniquities of tho father! upon their children," A,
Its eH'ecti commence oj deposition from th
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in tho
lungs, liver, and internal organs, la termed tuber
cles in tl.e glands, swellings and on the surface,
eruption or sore. This foul corruption, which
gender in tho blood, deprcssca the energies of life,
so that scrofulints constitution! not only tufTer from
scrofulous complaints, but ti.yy have far less power
to withstand the attack! of other disease s con
sequently, vast number! perish Ly disorder which,
although not scrofulous in their nature, arc still ren
dered futnl by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decimate th: human family
hot ita origin directly in this scrofulous contamina
tion ; and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise
from or are aggravated by the saute cause.
One Quarter of all our proplo are scrofulous (
their persons tire invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it from tho system we must ronovata tho blood
by an alterative medicine, and invigorate it by
healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine w
lupply in
AYE Ii'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
tho most effectual remedy which the medical skill
of our time can devise for thie every where pro
vailing and fntal mnladr. It 1 combined lrom th
most activo remedial that have been discovered for
the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood,
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequence. Hence it should he employed for
the cum of not only scrofula, but also those) other
affection which arise from it, such as Kavrnva
and Kkix Uiskasks, St. Axtimxy'r Fin, Ho,
or EuYMirr.i.As, 1'imh.m, 1'tmTtrr.ia, IIuitchbi,
JiuiN and lloiui, TuMona, Tettbr and Bait
Kiikum, Scald IIk.ad, Hisowouu, Bmiumatum,
Svphii.itio nnd Mi'.hcvkial Disbasiis, Dkopst,
Svnn:rtA, Dnnu.iTV, and, indeed, all Complaints
AiusiNo from Vitiatp.1i on Ihpuhb IOod. The
popular belief in " impurity of tne blood " is founded
in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue of tins Sarsapa
rilla is to purify and regenerate thia vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in con
laminated constitutions.
AYEE'S
Ague Cure,
roa tii sraaor cuaa or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever siisd Agme,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dttrab Asjwe,
Perlmllrsil llenilaeh, or Billow Headache,
and Billon Fever, Indeed for the whole
elas of dlaeaac orlnlMttnst lal hllioty is
ranajesnent, caaised by the Alklorlai of Mlsne.
rnatie Countries. .
We are enabled here to offer the community a rest
ed' whieh, while it cures the above complaint with (
rerhdnty, la still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Both a remedy Is invaluable in districts where the
sfflicting disorders prevail, this " Cuaa " ( tlx
miasmatic poison of Favan amd Aov from then' - r
tern, and prevents ths development of the diar"
taken on the first spproach of its premonitom
torn. It is not only the best remedy ever yet o
ered for thi class of complaints, but also the ek
est Th large quantity we supply for a dollar bn.
it within the resell of every body ; and in bilious d
tricta, where Far add Aooa prevails, every boa
should have it and use it freely both foteur and pro
lection. A great superiority of this remedy over any.
other ever discovered for the apeedy and certain enr
of IntennlttonU is that It contain no Quinine or sain-
erai, consequently it produce no quinism or our ,
iniuriouaerTectserbatevev upon the constitution. Those'
cured by It are left a healthy aa if they had never had see,
the disease. V
Fever and Ague b net alone the consequence of the
nuasmatie poison. A great variety of disorder tis
from it irritation, among which are ifemvlqia, Hhew
matiem, (tout, Headache, lilindnen. Toothache, Ear,
ache. Vatarrk, Aethma, Palpitation, Painful Affection
5f the Hpleen, listeria, Pain in the liimU, Vote,
'ornyst and Demnqrmcnt of the Stomach, all of
which, when originating in this canae, put on the
intermittent tive, or become periodical. This " Crni "
expels the poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
Intmigranta and persons travelUnit or temporarily re
siding in the nulsrious districts. If taken occiejnnally
or uaiiy wnue rxposea to tne miecuon, tusi wiu ne
eservtea fmm the system, and cannot accumulate in
sumcient qunntitr to ripen into disease. Hence it is
even more valuable fnr protection than cure, and few
will ever surfer from Intermittent if thev avail them
selves of the protection Ibis remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. 1. 0. ATZK in CO., LowtU, But,
SMITH 4c DAVIS. I'orlluasl.
SOrjD BT ATiT.i T3RXJOOISTS.
K eowly
DU. MWKKT'IS
Infallible Liniment.
(j It EAT EXTKKNAL REMEDY,
For Shenmatlim, Oout, Vanralgla, Lumbago,
Stiff Neck and Joint, praia, Bruiaaa
Cat and Wounds, File, Headache,
and all Bhsumatl and Hr
vouii)Uordra. Flit all nf which it Is a speedy and certain remedy,
Sod never fiuls This Liuiuient ia prepared from
the meipe of l)r. Ktepben hwect, of Connecticut, tho
fnmou bone aellee and bus been used iu his practice
fur more than twenty year with the most astonishing
Sucre.
AH AM ALI.KVIATOR OK I'AIV, It Is unrivaled
by any prepemllciu before Uie public, ol which the
most skeptiiml may he oonvineed by single trial.
This Liniment will ear rapidly and radically.
Itbeimiatie lisordena of very kiud. and in tbuaaand
of rase where it bits been used it has never been
known to fuil.
FOU NKl'HAIllA, Il will afford immediate relief
In everr case, however dislreMng.
It will relieve th worst cam of HEADACHE in
three minutes and ia warranted to do it
TIHITIIAI'IIK alto will it enr iriMitntlv,
K(IK N Kit VUUS DKIIlI.l'f V AMU GENERAL
LArieilTUUK arisnitf froai impnidenee or eJioeaa, thi
Liniment t a most happy and unfailing remedy. Acting
dirertlv upou the nervous tissue, il atrUttben and
rsvivine lb system, and rastora it to sUuUcity and
vigor.
FDR l'U.KS -As an eiternal remedy, we rial
that it is the iril known, and challenge the world lo
produce an equal Kvery vietiin of ibis dislrrwug
eooipiainl should give It a trial, for it will not tail to
alford inaaiediaie relief, aud in a awjority ef cam will
effect a radical core.
Vl'INhY AMI SOltE THROAT atw somellmea
estremely mnliuiisnl and dangerous, hut a timely ap
plication nf ibis Liniment will never fail to cure.
nTHAIXH are sometime vary obstinate, and en
Urireutenl of the jointa ia liable to occur it neglected.
Tire worst rase may be conquered by tbia Liuiiueirt iu
two or tbreo dava
HIiriMKS. CITS, WOUNDS, 80KK8, 1'LCF.BS.
Bt K.VH and KCALDH, yield rewlilv to the wonderful
healing pronertiea of UK. SWKKl'8 ISVaLUIILK
Li Sill KNT. when used according lo directions. Also.
t'llll.ULAlNH. IKDh'itU FhtT, A.U INbUT
UllLAaudbriNUo. -
Every llonnjOOwiier
should have this remedy at hand, for it llsielv u al
the dial appearance of Ijamenese wilt elleetually pre
vet thee formidable disease, to which all hone ar
liable, and which render so many otherwise valuahk
borne nenrly worthleea.
Over lour hundred voluntary tretimoaiala to the
wonderful enrnttve propertiee of Ibia Liniinent have
beeu received within the last two yuir, and many of
them from persons In th hiuhrt rank of lit.
CAl'TIO.
To avoid Imposition, observe Ibe Signature and
Likr.tr of Dr. B;ephen Hweet on everr label, and al
so "Htephen Hweei'a Intalbbl Unlnient." blow in
th alas of each bottle, withenl which none are gen
Biu. KICHAKDMIN s CO.
M I'mprwinre, Norwich, Cl
IlOSTErihH.oXlU ll is HKAN,
Airenta, rsu Francisco.
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e9l;hvsow Furtlaad, Ogn.
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