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APRIL ?, 1871.
THE SLUXEK RF.nOViL JIAT
TEB. Th Washington correspondent of
lie New York Tribuns of March 10th
gives the following account of the pro
ceedings in the Senato that daj oa the
Sumner removal affair :
Since tho memorable all-night debate
on authorising the appointment of the
San Domingo Commissioners, no more
paiufal or disgraceful sceno has occur
red at the Capitol than the six1 hours'
discussion in the Senate, to-day, on
postponing the appointment of the
Standing Committees ; and sinco tho
veto of the Civil Rights Lili, there has
not oeen so exciting and aDsorDiog a
scene for thoso who crowded the caller
les and ailed the vacant spaoo on the
floor of the Senate Chamber. The
very nature of, the debate, involving
on it tno question ot tho transfer or Mr
Sumner from the Chairmanship of the
Foreign Relations Committee, mado it
unusually personal, and as the interest
increased, scarcely a Senator spoko
without indulging in reorimination and
invective unbecoming the dignity of
that honorable body. V "
Ilaving failed In their attempts to de
lay action on the report of the Caucus
Committee, Messrs. Wilson and Sohuri
opened the discussion as the champions
of Mr. Sumner. Both spoke with great
feeling, ana insisted that tho proposed
action was a surrender on the part of
the Senate of its independence, in
changing the composition of its Com-
ynittcea at the demand of the President
or his Cabinet. Mr. Wilson, especial
ly, showed great emotion, and berred
and implored his political friends not to
-consummate the action which bo assert
ed to bo adverse to nineteen-tweatietha
of the Republicans of the country.
Mr. lrumouu, whose own personal dif
ferences with Mr. Sumner on matters
tp nnKlirt vfwliV M Wrll VnAwn " m. o
scarcely less emphatio than the personal
'friends of Mr. Sumner, in denouncing
as wrong his removal from the Commit
tee, of which he has so long been the
head.
Messrs. - Howe, Nye, Edmunds and
"Morton positively denied that the Pres
ident had made any request to have Mr.
Sumner remoretf from the Committee
and repeatedly asserted that it had been
done by the majority ot the .Republican
Senators, solely because they believed
that tho true interests of the country,
and of the party, could best be served
by such action. They also called Sena
tors to account, who, having taken part
in the Republican caucus, refused to
abide by its decision.
jur. mison, in nis own detense, wai
very emphatio in denying that he could
; be bound by any caucus decision which
Jie did not believe to be right.
Messrs. bherman, Lragin, Corbet and
Morrill of Vermont entered their pro
.tests against the removal of Mr. Sum-
ner, on the ground tnas mere was no
just causa, for it, but added, that, hav
ing done this, they considered it their
-duty to abide by the will of the majori
ty of their partyj and Mr. Nye (with
one eye on the reporters' gallery) again
- took the occasion to express his diatin
: gubhed contempt for the opinion of the
press of the country on the subject, in
timating that the conductors of the
.leading journals were ignorant of tho
usages of the Senate, and no right to
meddle with subjects that did not con
cern them. An irreverent correspond-
ent ia the gallery was heard to remark
. 1 A -t- S3 XT J 1 T 1 V : -
- namesake immortalized by Bret Harte,
may yet find in the press of the coun
try his "heathen Chinee." Mr. Tipton
asserted that, deny, it who would,
the reason given in the eaucus for the
.removal of Mr. Sumner was the opposi
tion of that Senator to Santo : Domingo
.annexation. This was denied, however,
-and Mr. Tipton charged with revealing
-private conferences, and the proceed
ings of the Senate in Executive Ses
. sion, when he retorted that the proceed
ings of the caucus were all published in
to-day's newspapers, and the fact that
-the vote on the Santo .Domingo treaty
.stood 23 to 23 was printed all over the
country, that the report had never been
.denied, and that he (Tipton) knew it to
vfao true. When again called to order
Mr. Tipton said he would not deny it.
'.The galleries applauded and the presid
ing oScer threatened to hare them
cleared. - ' - v
lit. Sumner took no part in debate,
except mere to pat in a denial of the
t)ft-repeated assertion that he had re
fused to hold intercourse with the Pres
ident and Secretary of State. To this
denial Mr. Howe opposed assertion
4hat he had been told by the Secretary
and a Senator that Mr. Sumner hau, in
a public place, refused to answer a cirii
question put by Mr. Fish, acd Mr.
Sumner only shook his head, and said
lhat it must have been in the "lightest
possible whisper." He, however, in
sisted that his name should be omitted
in the nsw Committa on Privileges and
.Elections, to which he had been as
signed as Chairman. All motions to
-postpone were voted down by 6mall ma
joritities, the Democrats , voting with
the republicans who sustained Mr.
Sumner The evident determination
of tho majority of the Senate was not to
adjourn until the question was settled ;
and finally at six o'clock a vote was
reached, when tbe order was adopted
by a vote of S3 to 9, those in the nega
tive being Democrats. A' number of
Republican Senators left the Chamber
just as the. vote was taken, and among
them were Messrs Logan fwho made
his maiden speech to-day in favor of
Mr. Sumner), Schurz, Trumbull, Tipton
and Wilson. Mr. Patterson was not in
tho Senate at all to-day. Mr. Cameron
came into the Chamber at about three
o'clock, bat seemed to take- no interest
ia what was going on, and did not vote
itiicr. The Democrats did not partici
pate in toe debate at all, except to ex
claim their votes. . t -
The sympathies of . the great throng
ia the galleries were entirely with Mr.
Sumner, and demonstrations of ap
plause were constantly made at every
complimentary allusion to him. When
the subject was finally disposed of the
Senate adjourned until Monday. ? ,
A benedict advertises his wfie for
sale, warranted sound and kind, his only
reason for disposing of her being that he
fcek his own educational inferiority.
If all husbands should do likewise the
wife'ess husbands would make an over
whelming majority. ' '
An old ncfrro woman, la accounting
lor lack of discipline insist mar, ins De
cause their mothera wear eaiters. "You
fee. when wo wore low shoes, and the
cbilun wanted whippin', .we just took
took off a shoe mighty quick and rut
.'em a Rood spankia'; but now, how's a
' body to git a gaiter off in time ? 8o
the chilungUs no wMppifi's at all hoit-a-2ays."
.
FRIDAY......-,
TDE ItErmMCAN PRESS OK
SUHh'EiVS REMOVAL. u
Tho plain fact Is. and It will crow
clearer day by day. that his deposition
is due to his opposition to tho acquisi
tion of an island, and tho needles ex
penditure of millions or money, for
which there ia no necessity. That is
the head and front of hia otlcndiag.
Cincinnati Commercial. u-
Tills expulsion of Mr. Sumnor from
tho chairmanship of n committee of
which he had been so long tho ablo
organ, Is a mistake in whatever way it
is regarded. A blow at him, without
cause, and against all rulo and preced
ent, will be resented as was tho blow
given by ii rooks, a intended to silence
all bravo and earnest remonstrance
against wrong, and will bo remembered
to bo rebuked. Chicago lYibunc,
Xeavlng out of sight tho moral rong,
the deep injustice of thla proceeding,
and looking at it in the light of a mere
auostion of political policy, wo ask. in
all solemnity, can tho Republicans of
the senate anora to pay out tuo rricnds
this thing will cost tho Republican
party? uoceao jsiaac.
Every Republican paper that comes
to us, with one or two exceptions, de
nounces the removal of Senator Sum
nor from the chairmanship of tho For
eign Relations Committee, and protests
against the unjiiHtitlable and inMane ac
tion or tne Senato caucus, Pl.Uacel-
phia Press.
President Grant, ihyjils Interference
with the composition, of the Committee
on Foreign llelations of tho Senate,
has r damaged - hi - Santo . Domingo
schema irretrl evablv 1 1 w now I miao
slblo for any treaty for the annexation
of that territory to receive a twoHhlrds
or tne senate, even u it could secure a
majority . of that body, which is very
douDtxuu JJoston iran&ertpt.
The deliberate serwo of tho Ttepubll
can party will disapprove of it. There
is no need Ito review; tho codrso of Mr.
Sumner, with a view tn exhibit the
mistaken policy of throwing overboard
one of the founders of tho party, and a
consistent Republican, to give place
to one who has small claim on that
party's support, or on the respect of cit
izens oi tne country .--jiarijora ivst.
The Santo Domingo quarrel has as
sumed proportions out or all reason,
when tho present valturof the Island
and tho public indifference to annexa
tion Ls considered.- These, and a dozen
otner causes or contention, are on Hand,
and to these tha. obstinate .Mr. Grant
proposes to add a quarrel in which ho
13 wholly wrons. and in which success
will bo worao for him than failure. " If
Uiis is statesmanship, the less wo have
or it uio oetter. springjtcia Jtcpubu-
can. . , .' " , ;
Mr. fiamnm inaf Iv Rfantlst an MitVi In
Ml ft ostinintJon of lit nouw-lnta 1 tlm
Senate, and of tho whole Republican
party, that ho cannot bo placed in a
subordinate position in the Jwcpublican
party, in this way, without producing
an unpleasant shock throughout the
country. Rochester Democrat. s
The whole movement Is a mistake,
and will 60 appear beforo the unhappy
results are fully reached.. Thl.- has been
supplemented by another on tho part
of the majority of the Senate. Neither
of these great mistakes will be support
ed by the great majority of the Repub
lican party- of the- country, -while tho
refusal of twenty-three Senators to vote
on a question which necessarily in
volves the humiliation of the Senate,
will strengthen the opponents of Tresi
dont Grant's Santo liomingo policy.
-Providence Press.
Wo say without cause, for we cannot
make it bear any other look. We will
give them all the credit for Jrespect
able intentions which the case admit-)
of, and then we must add that they
have done a great wrong and made a
great mistake. Boston Journal.
Tne almost universal sentiment of
tho Republican press throughout the
country is that a great mistake has
been made by Mr. Sumner's ejection
from the place he has so long filled with
credit to himself and to the nation, and
the fact that he is succeeded by a man
not his equal in talent, or. culture, or
tho kind of experience needed for t ho
position, increases tho gravity of the
mistake Philadelphia Bulletin.
T "The President forced this quarrel up
on Mr. Sumner, and it is to bj hoped
tho-latter will. not shrink from it.
Sumner haa a deep hold uron the affec
tions of the best men of the party; his
enemies are not respected by anyone.
Providence Herald.
! - Grant, on Monday last, "dictated the
names of the committee of tive who re
ported Sumner's removal to tho cau
cus,", and this was tho result of "a cer
tain negotiation between President
Grant and certain Senators." Patter
son (Ar. J.) Press. - t
When the highest legislative power
in the land discards Sumner and selects
Simon Cameron as its instructor, its
leader, Its o rgan, and its inquirer into
the complicated details connected with
foreign relations, the schoolboys should
no longer be surprised that a horse was
made consul in Rome. To strike Sum
ner down for one disagreement was an
outrage, and is an indication that the
independence of the Senato Is gone,
and will compel the belief abroad that
it is truculent topatronaze. Philadel
phia Telegraph. . , , , . . .
' A Jnrr Scene is WYoirro. A
dispatch from Laramie, Wyoming Ter
ritory, March Iltb, gives the following;:
Among tbe cases untried are four di
vorce suits. The female portion of the
iury appear now. to bo perfectly at
lomo with their task. The timidity
-manifested at the beginning is entirely
worn nffL Such of the testimony.as is
necearllv unrefined Is listened to with
as muci. regwd for their sense of duty
as is manittCtCti by those of tho sterner
sex. Several c.f the ladies, to improve
the tedious hours f'lo on duty, bring
with: them their, kiJtil ng aud other
such like work, and tiij Jrray of the
Jury represents quite a cur?us appear
ance. Having among them a negro. -,
THE SiMCEil
Masiifiotiiriiig Company,
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR,
Conatituted by tbe borne of the people
,.. Seceived the Great Award of tbo
HIGHEST SALES I
And bare left all rival far behind them, fortbey
J: SOLD IX 1S70
One Hundred and Twenty-Seyen Thousand,
Eight Hundred and Thirty-Three Machines!
being more than forty ihtutand in advance of
their ale of tbe previous year, and over forlu-
four thoutand mart than tht tale of any other
Uompang tor isiv, a fbown oy tbe following
figure from swobx return of tbe sale of Li
censee : - .
Tbb SIXGER MANTJFACTURIXG COMPANY
old over the Florence Sew.
ine Machine Co.,
. 110,173 Machine.
Sold over the Wilcox fc G ibbs
Sewing Machine Co.,' .
Sold ever tbe Weed Sewing
Machine Co., . . . .
Sold over tbe G rover 4 Ea-
kor Sewing Machine Co.,
Sold ever tbe Howe Machine
CO., . ' . it . . .
Sold over tbe Wheeler k
Wilaon Manofact'ing Co.,
08,943
92,831
79,431
62,677
44,625
do.
dor
do.
do.
do.
all of which is mainly owing to tbo popularity
of what is known a the "New Family Saw
ing' R2achiae," which i now fast finding it
way into every well regulated . houaebold. For
Circulars giving full particulars of Machine!,
tbeir Folding Cases of many varieties of wood
and finiih, their Attachment for. numerous
kind of work, which, till recently, it Was thought
that delicate fingers alone eould perferm, as well
a particulars about all artioles used by their
Moebine, auca as Twist, Linen Thread, Spool
Cotton, Oil, Ae., ka., apply to any of their Au
thorized Agents, or to ; .
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
458 liraadtcay, JV Vert.
C3-San Francwco OlBeo, 139 Montgomery
Street o2Svnll
'JL D V 03 R T f SEME NTS -7",
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
DR. JUUEN PERRAULT, : l
Doctor of raediclno of tho Faculty or
Paris, Oraauato or tno university
Queen's Colloffo, and Physician of tho
Sit. John Bapusto Socioty of aaa Iran
Cisco.
In. I'khhaclt has the ptoniar to lnfrm p-
ttants and other leckinff eotifliluntlal medical d
vloo tli lit he cats boountultoi) tliillr t biiofBoe, Ar
mory 1U11 BuilJiiig, Koith Kat oornor ol Munt
Comory uj ibftcrnrucnto ftreoU, 8n i'runcinoo.
Hoom Ito. v, IV, 11. Drat uuor, up mtra, ntrauce
on sillier Montgomery or Hornionto itreota.
Dr. fAKiutiUT rtuaiM oar Decn aimott exoiu-
eively dorntotl to the cure of tho vnrioua form of
Nvrroua b1 rii?t-i ueuuny, t no result r mju
riou habita acquiret in youth, whU h unually tr
ininuto tit tuipolonco and atorility.nnd pGrmanAttt
ly induce all tho concomitaoU vf uld e. Wbnra
aaecrvt infirmity exist limdvlnjrthe Unppinaa of
a life and that of other, reaaon aud mbrnlity dio
tate tbe ncceasiry ol it retnovnt, fr It l a fact
that prematura dooline, of tho visor of manhood,
matrituoutnl unhnrplueR, oompulrory ingl life,
elo., Iiavo thuit aourcea In eauroa. the gcrut of
which 1 planted in onrly lifo, and tha bitur lrulia
tinted tone aftorward: pntionta, laboring under
thi complaint, will oomplain of pno or mora of
tho tallowing ayraptom 1 isortumai jsmtaalona,
lain in the I'.ei-k and Head. Weaknea of Memo
ry and r?ight. l)icliaae from the Urethra on go
ing to atnnl or ninkinft water, lutolleetuul 1'm iil
tie are Wrakoned, Loa of Memory eniuea, Idena
aro clouded, and there i adiaincliuHtin to attend
to buaincaa, or oven to reading, writing, or the
aocietr of friend, eto. Tho imlici.t will pruhably
complain of Dinlnen", Yert'fo, and that iijlil
aud Hearing aro weakoneil and aleep mnurbeu hy
dream ; niclQcbuly.icUuiK palpiUttimi. fulnt-
Inga, eooKha and alow fever ; while mo have
external rhemuatio pain, and numbnea of the
body. tiome of the moat omniun aymptom are
pimple in the fitco. and aching In difloreut pur in
of 'tho body.'' Patient aufl'aring from thl dlitenae,
should apply irainediatety to 1h. pKRBAVLT.eithor
in pcrtou or by letter, a bo will guarantee euro
of riemioal Eusiaaion and Impotence ia ix or
eiKht wook.
Patient u Bering from vonerial diacate In any
tago, tionorrhea. Uloct. Stricture. Jlubn L'lwra,
Cutaneoas Eruption, eto.. will be treated (ttneo-
fully. All iyphililio and Mercurial latntfouttre
ly removed from the atem.
Dr. Pr.nAi;i.T'a diploma are in hia ofTieo,
where patient can ae lor tlieniretve that they
are under tho caro or a regularly educated prnctt
tioner. Tho beat rofcrencc given if required.
Patient aufforiug undor rhrunio diaeajioa, ran
call and examine for thetnaolvc. We invito in
reatigatioa; claim not to know erery'.hing. nor to
cure everybody, but wo do rKim that iu all enae
taken nndrr treatment w fuIRIl our prumiae.
We partiralarly requeat thoao who have tried thi
boaatsd doctor, ana that aaverttred pbyaieian, till
worn ont and diaeiuraRrd, to call upon i.a.
Ixw charge and quick cure. .
I.aJiea tuaoring from any complaint Incidental
to tbeir ex. ean consult the doctorwitb tbe siaur
ance of relief.
Female Kvnthly VllU.
Dr. pKURArtr ia the only aent in CaHfornSa
fo?Dn. Biott's Female Monthly Pilia. Tbeir
immenso alo ha ratablbbed their reputation a
a female remedy, nnnpfirr&cbed and far in advance
or every otber remedy for anppreamona and irreg.
ulnriiica. and other obnlracliona In female. On
tho reecipt of Ave dollar, theae Pill will be tent
by mail orexprra to any part ot tbe world, ae
euro from enrinaily or damage
Pcram.1 at a dUtance ean be rnred at borne, by
addressing a lotter to Hit. Pkwka t'LT, eurnt r f
Poornmonto and Montgomery Hrevtr. It oo tne 10
and 11. or Eox 973. P. G., San Franciaro, stating
the eae a minutely a poaaible, general habila of
living, oecopatton. etc.., eto. '
Ail eommucieation confidential. junljt
miira SALVE POfi.E.E5 VIRTCES TF C-i
JL LY WOI;EKEL'L, bcin a compotnd of
tao best
CURATIVE AND HEAUN8 AGENTS!
EVZt DISCOVERED!
It need but to be tried tn prove ha aprioritjr
over ail otbor ajent for the corf of
CUTS, SCALDS, BURNS, SCALD HEAD,
Cataacotu ErnplIonaTof all ZInda !
Try It once, and you will ever aft-r Vm It.
Principal Manufactory at CnrvatiU, Hen to a coun
ty, Oregon, wbere it i aold at
Whoteaaleand Hctail.
Tta Trad tnpplicd on Reaionable Term. For
a!o by i)rnggiits tbrou-hout Oregon.
Hctail Trice, SO Ccats per Sox.
Address all commuaicaticna to
- W. W. OGiESJTT,
C 'iralli, ljenton Co., Orvjun.
XIEFEREKCZS:
We tbo or.deraioed, citizen of Corrallif and
vicinity, having known Dr. W. Y. Qg eahy fur a
number of year, and believing him to bo an hon
orable and worthy citizen, would reeammend to
tbe publics tbe loctor Oregon Tlutm of Uilttul
Salre, a poscing tramcendant beating quali
ties :
DR. T. J. RTOHT.
TUO.S. CAUTHOItN',
P. AVERY,
F. 3. MATTIlEiVS,
M. H. BELL. ,
E. 1IOLOATE,
II. FIX LEV. -J.
8. KENDALL.
W. II. JOHXSOX,
a. Jt. HOWARD,
T. II. POWF.n.S,
R. McVEATCII.
R. & STRAIIAX.
W. J. HOnEUTriOX.
8.4 MX Ju KIMPSOX,
JOSEPH EMERY,
A. CAUTHOItX, :
N. P. BR It; OS,
A. X. LOCKE,
J. H. VPTOX,
3. CRISS.
L. L. IIORXIXO,
J. S. PALMER.
JAMES D. FOUXTATX,
fiEO. W. JOllXSOX,
E. WOODWARD, Drg'L
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TO MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS !
To introdnee the oelcbrated $25 Bnckeye
Shuttle Kewins Machine. Stitch alike
on both sides, and is tbe only licensed Shuttle'
Machine in tbe United States for less than $40.
That nses tbe celebrated -WILSON l'EED," and
are acknowledged by all to be tbe , ,
BEST FAMILY MACHINE
for heavy and light sewing, ia tbe market.
Outfit free.
Addre. ; miffER & PEARSON, '
; n23tf General Afcnti, Albany, Oregon.
FR0MAN BUILDING !
WHEAT AND FLAX-SEED- DEPOT!
Gleaning and Elevating Capacity 10,000
. Bushels per Bay! --
150,000 Bnshela Wheat Wanted in Store!
50,000 Saclld for those who wiehto toll or
store with na.
F!Vx-Seed Contractor of Pioneer Oil Co. will call
on u for sacks.
v5n51yl. B. CARTWR1GIIT.
-dealers ix;7f.;';i ;:; :T (
GEN E R AL ME R C II AND I S E !
' ' STORE IN FOSTER'S DRIcV.' FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY D. MANSFIELD &C0.'
KEEP COXBTANTLT OX UAHP A WSt ASSORTMENT OF ; '
DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
i; . QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &o- V
IX FACT ETEIIYTIIIN'G USUALLY KEPT IX A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH THEY
Ofier Very Low, Either for Cash or Produoo.
' , ' I V i , r i - i , i ' ' .
v5n40yl ' ' ' ' ' 1. C. 1IAI11T.K A CO.
.GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
XT23W GIOODS !
DIItF.CT I'UOM SAN ritANC ISCO
UY EVERY STEAMER, FOR .
R. CHEADLE & CO.
lVrton wlahlng good at a bargain are Invited
to come along wiih their CASH or PUUDl'CK.
and make a good Internment, at tbe ('ah Hmre
of 11. Chcadle A Co. We give the following Jrioo
lixt of a few article "ld by ua, to-wlt :
TEA Japan, i tt and I !b paper, 7J rent.
Japan, In lorge Chcet, Extra, Vtb., $1.00
COK1 KU V lb, 22f.2 rent.
S I'll Alt f'ruahed. Extra HrOned.S Itfor$1.00.
. ltrwn Itellned, 7 to 10 lb lor SI.U0.
SALERATr8" lb. 12i oeula.
SOIA V lb, VH oenla.
CHKAM-TAKTAU Ih, 60 reul.
ItlCE Usat, Tl. 124 ""
STAItCll lle.t. Y !b. lft ecnta.
SAKDINES quarter bnxca. 22 cent.
OYSTKHS Caltimoro Frih Cove, ean. ST!.
TOMATOES California man., can, 24 ecu..
ni.ACK I1KKRI ES r can, 60 tent.
CANDUEHt-Ii tb, 22,25 c.-ot.
COAL OIL Ievore'. gallon, 75 ent.
LI.VSEEU OIL Raw. i gal-on. 2
" Hulled, "f gallon, it .37,
CU0OM3 Boat, No. I. 024 c: No. 2. 0 el.
And all ct!icr Goods Sold Cheap.
Wo Jiecp conatantly on band a good aortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
CASH PAID FOR EGOS!
And we will take all that may be oFer.'d. at the
CASH STORK Oa . II. CUEASLE & CO.
inr2io:i
LOOK! LOOK!!
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
M.. PEARSON'S OLD STAND,
Curner First and IlroadulUin Streets.
Hating purcJmied the torV of M. Pearaop, and
added thereto a well (elected aaaorlmem of
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS I
we bore hr attention lo bm!nc and by fair deal
in; to merit the patronage of our Irien la and the
puMic in exnerat.
Our good were Vc uglit for CASH and wi'.l It
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
GIVE US A Till A I.!
covxTRV rnooircc ita.ti:i.
g. v:. TOUNO,
Cor. Fint and Droadulbin at..
jan:o-Tln3.1yl
Albany. Os'n.
CITY DRUG STORE.
A CASOTRCXS.
B. ALTAB0
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.
FCSTtfl S BLOCiC. FIRST ST.. AL8ANY. OREGON.
-neat.EK is
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT McDiCI'JEo, .
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, OILS,
. OLASS,
TOILET. GOODS,
rrcnrU outl Amcrlcau CuJognci,
Handkerchief Extract?,
CONFECTIONEIIY.
Pore Wines ond tiqucr for Jltilicinal D?s.
FINS TC3ACC0S AND CIGARS.
rarnlly Eocipca aadPiiysioian's Preaciptlono
,. Compounded,
Dec30'yO.TG..?0.r A. CABOTHEHS A CO.
"The old stoye depot!-'
JOHNrBEIGGS,
' . i DEALER IX
CGOX, PA3L03 AND BOX ; STOVES !
Of tho Best Patterns,
TIN. ' silEET-IROfJ ' AND COPPER-WARE I
And the usual assortment of Inrnisbing good
found ia a Tin Store
Rarjaira Hcatly . and ; Promptly Erocntod!
On ReasonaUo Terms.
"Short Reckonings Make Long Friends!"
FKONT-ST., ALBANY,
Ifest Door to D. Mansfield k Ero's Store.
Dce.Cv4n1fitf " - JOHN BUIGGS.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
: : ALL SIZES OF ; !
R A W-KIOE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I
of tbe best quality, wcll-&nisbed, can be bad at
M ETZ L E R' S ; S H O P!
Aluo, all lcind of TURKINO done to order.
Timber for Hubs on band and fixed for taming
paling. 1 ' '. " ' '
EO-Metilcr's Cbalrs are kept ott bund by B. D.
Moorr k Co., llarrisburg.
fe26v5n28yl. J. M. METZLEE.
PliOGHESS !
PIIOTOGRATIIIC ART !
la tbe order of the day, and tbe ' ' '
"BE 1JL 33 H -A. ITT' '
Photograph i superior to anything yet out.
, &WV SEE.-rJ l
: 1. A. VVINTEU,
Jan. 13, 1871-n22tf ( , Albany, Oregon.
PITT'S CHALLENGER THRESHER!
Haines' Headers !
. MOWERS I
And All Kind of ;
Agrricullural Implements !
, For Sals by
BLAIN, YOUNG & CO.,
vSniOtf, Albany, Oregon,
STILL LATER 1
WHEAT KUIHTIO."VJ!!:
AT 1UK ... ,
SAN FRANCISCO STORE!
COR. FIRST AND FERRY STS.. ALBANY.
Keop etnatantljr on haid a full aaaortment of
STOVES. PUMPS AND TINWARE!
I ulno liavo for vale the celebrated
ID XJ.1L O USTID ROCII
t Cook Stove, and other leading alyle.
A No mnnnfiictitnt alt klnda of Tin, Copper and
Succt-Iron wuo, In e""d i'i,et low rate.
foi: cmnii on i'i:oitxs:i
Alwoj on band a full auppl; of
Tho I'urcitt lTJiicw and IJquorsI
Fur Slcdiclnal Porpoae 011I7'.
A wotl adopted leok of
QROCEFIIES AND CROCKERY
will alwar be found at tnr eatahliahment.
I will aetl all xond In my noue, fur t'mh or
Produce on delivery, cheaper than the encepeat.
Jixrnn klnuaor J inware repaired on abort no
tlite. and aatirfuction guaranteed.
J66t.2ltl , Jt'LU'8 ORADWOHI
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE I
BLAIN & YOUNG,
AtDANY, - . - . ORECOW,
Would call tbe attention of Coyer to their
WELL SELECTED STOCE
or
cosiit!o or
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS I
ii.iKoiVARC, cjnotrnii:s:
BOOTS Si SHOES (Our ,WW)
AI,I, OF LATKST STVIiLS
GOOD QUALITY!
SOLD AT MODERATE PRICES
Aor.NTS fos Tin: celehratko
i Loiu:.Mi: NjjWixa 3i ac zi i m:
The Jittt in Use.
DLAIN & YCUKG.
Dee. 3!. 18C9 TSoIOtf.
CHAS. MEALEY,
pr.tr ix
FURNITURE AND CABINET YARE
(Corner of First end Droedsibia streets,
st old stand of O. Ilea ey Jt Co.)
ALBANY, OREGON
JT KITS CONSTANTLY ON HANP A TV1.1.
E'V aortment of everj tl.inr in bi line tbat tli
lr'io rc'iuirca or an enterprising public demand.
FUR1VITURE !
Of All Kinds and Descriptions
11EDS AD IJKODJXG, &.C.
Farticular atUntion will be paid to order fcr
UNDERTAKING !
And all otber orJora in my line will be protrM1
; attended to. .
Satitfaction Guaranteed and TToib Warranted
, CHA3. MEALET.
Albany, July 8, 18C0 rlnirtf.
"' -' "" " ' -'-' '
ASD ---'''
ALBANY. OREGON. '
A. F. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR.
vaxcfactcrer or
STEAM EXO fKE3,
OlIIST AND SAW-MTI.LS.
KEAPEUS AND THKESIIEJ1?. ; " '
WOODWOltKING MACHINERY,
PUMPS, Ac, Ac, 4c, Ac. 4c.
Maobiuery of all kinds
REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE!
PATTERN
Dona In All Its
M AKIN a
"Various r Forms ! 1
IE0IT AND BEASS-CASTINGS
- i or All Kinds, Made to Order I
Pee.S'fiSvlCTlJ .' "" A. F. CHERRY.
FARM FOR SALE.
rjflHE KAKM WELL KNOWN AS WARD'S
JL- 15UTTE, situated eleven wiles south of Al
bany, lii Linn county, I offerod for enlo on tbe
boat of teru. It has ix springs of good water
aud plenty of stock wator in the creek which
tr&vone one aide Of it. Tbo firewood upon the
farm is almost inexbnuatihle, and its advantages
as a stock farm are superior to any otber in Ore
gon. Vor particular addre the undersigned,' at
Dalle City, Womo eeuoty, Oregon.
Bollnlotf. , T. M. WARD.
z. r. nrsiRTX,
Att'y at Law.
c. p. FRnnv,
Notary Public.
: EUSSE1L, TEEEY & 'WOODWAED,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
" ; ' .' ; : AMD
; COLLECTING AGENTS.
59-Special attention given to the sale of Real
Estate. Real Estate Litigation and the Collection
of Claim. Office, N. W. Cornor First and Wash
ington Streets. :
F.oriJanHf Oregon, '
Fe-q 22, 1S70. t5n2Slf.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. h' Mcdonald &' co.;
W SSVS.BU1ASj
DRUGGISTS,
f.M t?esaJsa!MMsm 4 1 4
Call tbo attention of Dealers to their larM assortment
roltoviiiit artlclra, tosethor with ery thins; nt In a
newijr Arrlred " iooos, nmipntia id part or the
Fnnatr Vnvn.
Ttr,t)' PBsraaATTftXi.
liRiiooiaTit' Kusosisa, ,
KHs as He,
fsaroiiaRiaa.
Patbst Maoirtnrsja,
Taifaaaa M.irpoaTSB,
KaaasTiAL ils,
PAtSTS AMD OlLa,
deUrmta4 not to be aadersold.
II. U. UoDOS ALD A CO., Sax rAXCMe, CaIm
FOR GALE.
avii nncu i:i;ki.vi;s loceiod in gun
f ri-nnlinii, cl. Affc-r ourbat wiabea, ana express
ing our thank fur lbs liberal patronage w bare
receireil for mora Hum twon'.r one rrara, ourinz
which period we bv been ateadily engaged In the
Drug buainra In California, wo bog ti ay In on
aofjuonre of tb rapid growth of lit. Walker's Cal
ifornia Vim iritr Hitlers, now rprcod orer tbe Uni
ted Slnlo nnd rounlrle fur Iw yond, w ere neee-
altiaed tn daroU our eutire time tn sal'l bealnea
We are tbe OldtJlt Kruif Drra on tbe raelfle ooaat
and tbe only one ronilntioo dr tbe ame pro-
prlftora lnoe 184, and bare ueiruiinu wi
our large, proapcroua.Vtid wtll otsblif'.oa bM.
naaa on rnvoraltle torma. '
This la rare ornmrtnnitr for me With tbe
mean ofealorino; iolo a profitable business witu
advantages never before onered. .
For particular enquire or '
It. 1L Mt-HOXAT.D CO..
It. IT. Mellow A ld. ) Wboleaale Druzzist.
----- - .
C. Bprarrit. ) Pan rranfueo, Cau
N. II. I'ntil u sale I tnadoweahalleonllnue or
Itntiortitiiou and ke a larire atock of freab rood
cnianily on band, and (ell at price to defy com-
pi tition.
A CHEAT W&lQkl D!SCQ?Jny
YINEGAR BITTEES
Sear lmii(,n to thHr Wosdcr-
fi eaf
I'll Curative KSun'a.
WHAT ARE THEY T
O a a
O 7 8 TTtZY AHB
OT A XV7. V 3 j
DRIMtC, rEi
"S a FANCY
tt!ef Voor Ram, WUUUrr. Vravt Kplriie
t.xd Uefiian l.'inr tortsnMl.spje4 an4 wt
tasdn t'leasj Hie ta'ts, ts,'.e" Tonics, "ArP--trt,"
Kcawirers." ts.., t'.et left-J t!J t'prJ?r oa to
Cnuskennrea acd rwla. bet are aires J2-;.c:n,roU
f.-sra t.io Native Uoota and Ur& of ;iil!rori. fn-o
trmu uM AKoltllfl mlinoJame. ThcrarUrt
tmr.AT vt.itnn PfsiFinit n a i.ivk
(iMINCl fUtXCIt'I.K ap-rftt Ileum a-.it
4aT!;-jrs:crtft.'i h;t?!n, carryja? o!T a'.t po(-noc
tna'.t:r asd rct!aa t::e t!od t a b--Uby condition,
riopenoarsa ti":o llwae B:tv.r ascrUas to irce
t;n a-.d renu lor j o .v.'.L
(II CO w::i b ulrea lit an t-.rrrn'ils raae, prorjdet
ttia boocs ar Cmmyti ly clasrit po'.rm er
cUicr tnfsaa.sad tierJil crjai wasleU beyond las
pfilrstcfr-'ptln
I-ir laS.-tuinitilnrr end CSron!e Xtbrai'
'. nail tiunf. Ir?i?"5 "T Indipioo.
ISttioriK, IXf-mUtrntHt A'.MCTtntttrtft fevera
Ilrr;ori vfi'ar i:Sool, l.ltrr. Httlaryx, sad
V.'.uJarr. Cicte ni'.lrrs Uao b-a nwt accefc
fa!. Hoth t.lnrame-t are euifj ty Vilialrd
I:lod. vu.e't Uga sftiAr t rttiusti by drasareiV
rf Ui nirftlenOrjraa".
mxrci'MA oit mmc.zsrws. i:-v
a-rae. Viin la tUa r!iosi.:, CoaKrt, T is' t iMScrt!:
i. iiit, D.xi. .!, H "t trf,?:tilUn of t:, vn-ri,
ra1 lrst ll t'js t-cib. I! lloai Attacia. rs2a:ttU a
cf ft? I.iasiij.atKat.f Ve la.l':a to te
r?-!ca eft'jo I.SiJa'ja aiJal:r.S!'x.4 ::xr ra-afcl
a.mii.:-, arj t il oCr;r!nsir t;j?- ps'a.
1-i-y Ijvigo-ta CiaEU5THac:as-l Hlzui'.z'.i tlie t-.
fttl.ftTMd boirrVt.W-itErcal'rfce'aof uacfioaltt
tSJMeyli cicara,liT C.a Wotof &ii3'.ors'.? aad
l.n?o-tlnT r Uf and tot ta tUc w:a!o a;alcta.
r03:4t" IISA?X..I'J-a?t:oa.Tc.:t-r. f-att
TUtes, U:ol3jta, Spots. Itia;!ss, l"ant3t, r-a'-.t. C:.r
toar'.ra. orwa. c:4-nca4.'or' "71. tji!?.
t!a. lu-S. fccarfs. in-js'.orst'.-vs ot taS"sH. Harbors
aa J rK?.-- ofO'S-ta.of arSatrvcr ns?ai rr.aiar,
era llt.-ra".. das r.anls-rlwl frttoTUs awstri laa
ermn t:aut-rt!ijrj3 efthJea r:ttir. OaaiottUta
a-a rj.-itri:t Cwaiisa IU3 ncs. Ixrtii&SJ o: tiiir
CUzja tit V!t:tM r.l Wir.rrr '-
Itiparif.ta b3rt!axUirwi;-it'3iSa lT;,5nj..'.n?n
tlin or Fpr:j5a:. Urt'H ynsl!atlt ctre;l
ant alaJ'"' ' Vi'fi!ns;cSca3-: It wHea tt ii t-n
end ru" l-"!ari rl'l tt'I ya r-:.rn. n? t"j3 t.!ao4
parj ai4 f;3 h'ilf.ir f t iat ,-itn wlV. t-.Uv.
fl"K. T.ti's-i !o"ir WU?.)i!, tarli:i!s!-it.
ryto.-.iof aoiaaay lioaiaads. arattr.ctasV.yilaiirey
eiaal rrsiuTiid. I j.-f.:t rta-l ear.'s'y
tii-itjrea'.ir tria I ta-'t bstll. r:1-.t -t tifs-rtaa-raa
jraa E.1.-1 J i, Ci.nsan, I'rsaii ca 1 Zf.-ii't.
.:rrxz.zr.. r.-rtrtar. T.. " lZa:n;:.Zi i-2,
Irc-r'a -., C-?-.. ..r-''. 6 ymrlvri. i",
aid t:a-irt Cosi4Ji-j C:.-e:t,:;ttr i"oi t.
Jacl3'?ln2;yl
UELlt! JEElt!l
ALBANY BREWERY.
CIIAS. KIEFCn, Pro'r.
TnE ECESCR1BER HAS JEST ESECTED
a new and firat-clas
Ca Croad Alt 'tt between First Street
And ti River,
Anil U prepared t furuisn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
on shout; notice:
AH Orders Delivered hcrcvcr Desired.
' He Warrants his BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS.
PERFECTLY HEALTHY!
Ho is confident be ean Rive entire satisfaction to
all.
: Deo.2D, 'C6, 2n20tr -:
e ? 'j
t - It ' . c "
- U B ( 9
w 7 hi
til rPfjl&y$t. u
W. II. KUPIN & . CO.,
DEALERS IX , .
IDElOJ-A3SriD STEEL,
. Springs, Axles, Thimble Skeins, etc.- '
Also, a woll seleetod stock of
Wag-on Tiiiilox!
Sokes, JIuls, Bent Pirns, Shajts,
Poles,- llickortf Jxles, dx.
FARMERS' and MECHANICS'
' ' - TOOLS .
-COKSISTINO OF : -v i i
ANVILS. VICES, BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS.
.' ' ;Sledg8a, Saws, Planes,
CROSS-CUT AND MII.I SAWS I
; Together with a larga Assortment of
WOOD AITD WILLOW WAEE.
E9 Store in Monteith' Fm-Proof brick, next
doortoBlain k Young'. -
w. n. Kunsr a co.
Albany, JaBr 13, JSri H22jrl.
ADVERTISEMENTS
OB
OREGON
CIST0RY.
Thi Remedy is eomnored ef tbe active princi
ple of tbe Volt Weed, Eng. Tbaapiura Curdatum
Origania, Let iudigeoous to Oregon Grows
neat abundant! and perfoctt in Wubington
PROPEKTIES, &c.
It contain an metii rolntiU principle tsttaetei
hj Elber, and a bitter Toai pripeiple.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
It is tbe moit PtT.E AXD SPEEDY CCRE
for Rkcumatim. Kkeumatle Gout and likeumalie
Pain of all kinds tbat bas erer been introduced
into tbe Materia Medica. ,
. Tbe Vole Weed Remedj as prepared bjr vs, ia
eonacquence of tbe exiating bitter principle, pes-
scetea tbe noccssary Ttrlue of being a
POWERFUL TONIC,
Promoting tbo Appetite and invigorating tbe
wbolo Sis-eitivo Apparatus), tbo building
up and itrcngtbcning tbe ijitera, while at tbe
rarae time tbe voUtile priuviple, being absorbed
in tbo blood, acts specifically on tbe Rheumatic
PoUon, removing it from tbo circulation and
system.' v .
. There are a few remedies known to tbe Medi
cal profcaaion, which will remove tbe Rbeomatie
polaon fr. m the blood, but whoso action ia so
I (.cwerful in depressing tbo rystcm of tba alroady
"iftehted Hheutnat-c patirnt, tbat tbeir n bas to
l,e j-ned bifore peciflc eff-cts are obtains
ble tcnea the of ucea In treating tbis
prevalent, and In eonjnuJ bcrcloflre (iacura
ble) dieaae. f Unlike theao MeJl"!nM -A7
known, tbe " TJnk Weed Remedy" tbenb aT3"0"
ng aioveraland as artiVe effects on tbe blood
and eystem its romoving the Rlienmatio poisoj.
alao posieases a strong Tunic and recuperating el
ement, which admits of ita eontinntd even in
the most delicate and del i! ta fed. ' Thua we bare
the combination for the fint time of those liee ee
rtanrjr element in tho eae remedy, which aeotuntj
for ita superior and never failing effect in
nuEUMATisra, ' "
I 1 - ' .
... ,f
i' -jr. ' a" i
... t , t .
SnTJ?JATia GOUT,
And RHEUMATIC PAXKS of all Kinds.
Fat cp in 10 Oz. Mties at $1,50 pcrSotUe.
PREPARED AT THE
OREGON
Medical Isaboratory
' " BY .
Dr. A. JSI. LOIU EA & Co.,
., EAST PORTLAND, OREGON.
Will soon be ready and for al by all Druggist.
Fsb. 10, WI, TPn28yI.
NEW dLDyERlISEMENiS,'?
HENRY T.HEIBOLDfr3
laipffl nil f 3aMi
' EXTRACT CATAWBA-
CRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts Uuid Extract fflml'tfob
and fluid- Extract Cat air ha Grape Juicr,
FOR LIVEU COMPLAINTS, JFACKDIK,
I5ILIOCS APiECTlOXS, 81CK OR KIR-'
VOU8 HEADACHE, C08T1VE5ESS. Kfcv
1't'KEf.Y VEflETAULE, COSTAlNlit
VO MEKCUltY, AltXEUALS OR UEiH
1EH10U5 DEUGS.
. Tlieie Pills are tbe most dcligbCully pleasant'
putative, anperacding castor oil, salts, magne
sia, etc.' Tbere is nettling more acceptable t
tbe atomacb, Tbey give time, and cause nei
ther nausea, or griping pains. Tbcy are com
posed of the nft ingredient. After fow
days' use ef tbetn, such aa fovigoration of tbe
entire syttem take place as to appear miraeo
lon to tbe weak and enervated, whether arie
inp; from imprudcn-e or diMe. JI. T. Helm
bobt' Compound Flnid Extract Catawba tirapet
Pill are not rugar-coatcd from tbe fact tbab
anar-cnatcd pill do not disaolve. but pa a
through tbe stonseb without dieeolrin;. aon
avifuently de not produce tbo deaired -lToct. ;
THE CATAWBA CHAPE PILLS, bei
pleasant in taste and odor, do not weeeasitaitV
tbeir being suar-eoatcd. PllICE lift
CJXi BOA. ...
niHIIfY COXCE7STRATEH COJHVOtifD
FLUID EXTEAOT SAE2APAEILLA
Hill radically exienninale Irora tbe rxicia
Rercfula, Mypbili'. Percr Sorca, Ulcer, 5 ore
Kyta, ore her, Hon Moots, pore Head, Jimn-
eliiti tikio licne. Salt Rbettna, Caokera,
Running from tbe Ear, nbite Sweliins:, Tu
mors, Cancerous Affoetiona, Xodes, Ricknts,
UlandnUr HtrtUinK. Ktgiit Sweats, Rssb, Tet
ters, liamor of all Kir.da, Cbronie Ubenioa-
luio, UynMspaia. and all diseases tbat bare been
established ia the system fur years.
reixo Prepared expressly roit
THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS, ITS TiLOOD-
PL lilt YIXU rKOFKKTIES ARK GUKAT
KR THAN ANY OTHER PREPARATION
OP 8AR8APARILLA. ' IT OlYES'THE
COMPLEXION A CLEAR ANl HEALTHY
COLOR ANI RESTORES THE PATIENT
TO A STATE OF HEALTH ASD PURITY.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. REMOV-
IM) ALL CHKOKIC CONSTITUTIONAL
1JISEASE8 ARISlNIi FROM AN IMPt'RE
STATE OP THE BLOOI. AND THE ONLY
RELIABLE ASD EFFECTUAL KNOW.V
REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF PAIN3
AND SWELLING OF THE BOX Ei. ULCER
ATIONS OF 1 US THROAT AND LEG8,
BLOTCHES, PIMPLES OS 1UK FACE.
ERYSIPELAS AND ALL f?CAI.Y. ERI'P-
TIOXH OF THE SKIN. AND BEAUTIFY
ING THE COMPLEXION. , PRICE, $1 W
PER BOTTLE.
XIFXHY T. nEI.3TBOX.lVS
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT EUCEU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
baa cured every case of DIABETES in wbieb
ittias been given. IKUITATION OF THE
NECK OP THE BLADDER AND INFLAM
MATIONS THE KIDNEYS. ULCERATION
OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, RE
TENTION OF URINE. DLEA.ES OF THK
PROSTATE GLAND, STONE IX THE BLAD
DER, CALCULOUS. GRAVEL. BRICK-DUPT
DEPOSIT, AN-D MUCOUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES. AND FOR ENFEEBLED ANi
DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS OF BOTH
PENES. ATTENDED V-'ITH THE FOLLOW
ING SYMPTOMS: lXDIPPOHlTION TO
EXERTION. UinS OF POWER. LO.SMF
urtiimr. iuffici i.tt op rrkti ii;:
WEAK NERVES. TREMBLING; HORROR
OF DISEASE, WAKEFl'LNE-S. DIMNESS
OF VISION. PAIN IN THE BACK, HOT
HANDS. FLUSHING OF THE BODY. DRY
NESS OF THE SKIN. ERUPTION OX THK
FACE. PALLID COCXTEXAXCE. UNIVER
SAL LASSITUDE OF THE SIUSi'ULAR
YS1 KM. ETC.
Used by persons from tbe ages of eighteen to
twentr-6v, and from tbirty-five to 6 ft i -Eve or
in tbo drcllae or change of life; after eenfine
meat or Labor pains ; bed-welting in children.
nELMROLTVS TXTRACT BUCnr IS DI
URETIC AND BI.OOD PURIFYING, -AND
CURES ALL .DISEASES ARISING FKOH
HABITS OF DISSIPATION, AND EXCESS
ES AND IMPRUDENCES IX LIFE, IMPU
RITIES OK THK BLOOD. ETC.. SUPER
SEDING COPAIBA IX AFFECTIONS FOR
V.-HICII IT IS USED. AND SYPHILITIC
AFFECTIONS IN THESE DISEASES USED
IN CONNECTION WITH UUUaBOLD'4
ROSE WASIL
LADTES.
iy MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
LADIES. THE EXTRACT BUCHU IS UNE
QUALLED BY ANY OTHER REMEDY A 9
IN CHLOROCIS OR RETENTION. IRREG
ULARITY, PAINFULNESS OR SUPPRESS
SION OP CUSTOMARY EVACUATIONS.
ULCERATED OR SCHIBRUS STATE OF
THE UTERUS. I.EUCORR1KE OR WHITES.
STERILITY. AND FOR ALL COMPLAINTS
l.Millt..MS lO 1UB M-.A. nUKTUJ-.il
ARISING FROM INDISCRETION OR HAB
ITS OF DISSIPATION. IT IS PRKCIBED
EXTENSIVELY BY THE 3IOST EMINENT
PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES FOR EN
FEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITU
TIONS. OF ROTH SEXES AND ALL AGES
(ATTENDED WITH ANY OF TI1E ABOVB
DISEASES OR SYMPTOMS;;
n.T. nKLMBOLus extract r.rciiij
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM
IMPRUDENCES, HABITS OF
u ... " PISSll'ATIOX, ETC.,
in all their Ftac a, at little expense, little or as
cbanje in diet, no in eon veo knee, and no expo
sure. It eanscs a freqaent desire, and gives'
strength tn Urinate, tbereby.icnovins; Obatrue'a
il-ns, Preventing and Curing Strictures ef tbe)
Urethra. Allaying Pain and Inflammation, txr
, -nt in l-' elars of disvascs, and tipeliiug
IhI: n"'s tauter. .
Thtn,u tec 75t:m of
Tbo.sands wdv . , h h 4(,
competent persons, anu . J f fuUtu,
fee to be curid in a Short Lv. "puoa-
they have been deceived, and tbnttu. .
has, by tho use of "poworful aatringenti,"
dried up in the yste:r, to break out in a aiora
apcrarnted form, and perhaps aftpr Marriage.
Use UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for
all Affection and Diseases of the Urinary Or.
jeans, whether existing in Male or Female, from
whatever cause originatin?." and no matter of
how long standing PRICE, OXE DOLLAR
ANA FIFTY CEXTS PER BOTTLE ; ; :
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HENRY T. - UELMBOLD'S EJ.
PKOYED KOS1-J WASH
cannot bo surpassed as a FACE WASH, and
will be found iho only speoifie remedy in every
spoeie of CUTANEOUS -AFFECTIONS It
ape y eradicate PIMPLES, SPOTS, SC6VS
BUTIC DRYNESS. INDURATION of ths
CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE, etc., dis(jel
HIVES, IS ASK, MOTH PATCHES. DRYNESS
OF SCALP OR SKIN, FROST BITES, and all
purpose for which . SALVEfJor OINTMENTS
are hscd : restores the skin to- a state jf parity
and softness, aud insure continued bealtby ac
tion to the tiwuo of it veicls on which de.
panda the agreeable clearness and vivacity of
complexion so much suught sad admired.
Full and explicit directions' acoomcanv- "tlie
mehoinea, ,: . . , ; - . w . . ,
Henry T." ITelmbold's Genuine
- Xreparatlnsi
Delivered to any aUdreaa.' Secure from obser
vations. . . , , ,
ESTAELISTIKn TTvp4TtT ftw twtvtw
YEARS. " Sold by DraggieU everywhere, Ad
dress letter for informatioD, in confidence, to
HENRY T. HELMBOLD, DruevrlstaBd Chcm,
ist. Only Depots: H. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug
end Cbemieal Warehouse, No. 594 Broadway,
New York, or to IT. f. llFT.MTtm tvs t-,i;:.t
Depot, 164 South Tenth St , Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARR Off fftiTKTrmririTs i.
1IKNRY x. HELJlBOLD'a .TAKE NQ
OTHER. - b2tjI