The state rights democrat., June 02, 1871, Image 3

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...JUNE 2, 1871.
IIARRISBURCt VS. II A LSI! Y.
fHARRrsBURO, May SO, 1S71
JEditor Democrat :
It see ma that wime of the Kalama
excitemtmt has Jbeen transferred to Hal
Bey, of late. As our people are in the
midst of an exciting period, we expect
that somebody .will misplace their con
. '' fl lenee and money.. .. , '
We do not' propose to urpo advice
. upon the people in matters of their own
businossut are Inclined toeu?g at a lit
Ji caution "fend allude to the chimerical
circumstances which Just now trur
rouud Halsey, and give; it its present
Interest and aerial precocity.
That Halsey, will attract a considera
ble flow of produce, we have no doubt.
It will be a good business fcenUr for a
large neighborhood. - lloyond thla," it
lias no natural advantages which
prophesy a future prominence.
Harrisburg has those very local ad
vantages that will make it a large eoln
jnerclal center for both Linn and Lane
counties.
Its fortunate geographical position ;
- . its mills and other permanent capital ;
. its navigation J its social Influence are
q .eli features of, hlglv. and enviable im-
-porfanco which fort ell the future thrift
. andimportance of our city. Many of
our citizens, for miles off; have sub
scribed i o our late subsidy, and express-)
ed a gratification that .he railroad was
A. ' . V , .
goiug .k pass iiirougn riamsourg, 111
- stead of running through or near their
farms, bo that this section of the coun-
try may have a permanent and rcspect-
, able city, rather than a few scattered
and rival villages. v They understand
: the- notable advantages which such a
commercial nucleus secures to a - coun
try. ,
We understand that there is a good
deal of skill and business rascality em
- ployed in order to hurry people to buy
lots at Halsey. Men have even been
told, with a bogus air of sincerity, that
Harrisburg would have to move out to
"""Habiey! Xow the Tailroad company
c " are making money by this strategetic
maneuver hut who is it that is paying
for the whistle !
Mr. Halsey may In? a fast and expert
' driver, but we think his juvenile name-
. sake is a little too prodigal of steam
just now. Take a look, will you ?
1 - J. C. 8.
.TOE crops. lromaii parts of our
. county comes the most glowing reports
of the growing wheat crop. Xotwith
standing the late day at which the
-spring Wheat was' sown, the "moist
ure" with which we have been almost
continuously visited has pushed the
. crop forward at a rapid rate, and it is
almost as forward- as grain sown a
month earlier in former years. It is
now definitely ascertained that the
breadth of grain sown in the county is
i mueh larger than ever before, many
fanners having been stimulated by the
advancing price- to sow double" the
amount of former years. There is, in
point of fact, hardly any land idle that
was available, and much is put in that
was lieretorore entirely neglected as
being too poor for successful cultiva5
tion. : :'. V :---- v
The crop prospects of "Old Linn"
were never so Battering as now, and
the will this.year add additional lau
relis to her already well-earned .reputa
tJori of being the banner wheat grow-,-ing
county" of the Pacific coast.
;, -Ecoxomy
ix a Horx. Our
City
CouncM is so everlastingly economical
as to have three copies of all the ordi
nances written out and posted up at the
street corners, like a country cross-roads
town, instead of publising them in the
city papers. Xow it costs more to write
..out three copies of each ordinance pass
ed than it docs to publish them in a de-
i?ent shape through the papers; and we
-tsubmit if it is not a humiliating spec
tacle to see the third city in population
" in the State presenting such a. narrow
contracted, - proscribing, close-fisted
trpecirnen of financiering as these post-
. kT written ordinances display to the
Xvorld at large. . - The tax-payers pay
their money to have ordinances enact
edand they would like to see them
"when they are enacted, and not one
man in fifty .can stop on the street . to
r read a long string of manuscript, if it
be ever so plainly written.
DonTt Bite at It. A precious ras
cal, signing himself f 'Eobert H. Hol-
. landNoi,l42 Fulton street, New. York
City,". has been flooding pur country
With, "confidential" letters to boys (and
even some of our most respectable men)
- offering to furnish them counterfeit
money on the most reasonable-terms.
It is hoped hat no one in "this neck of
" the woods" will be foolish enough to
bite at such a transparent hoax. In
the first , place, you 'Wpuld'nt get the
money if you sent for it, and itt the
next place you would certainly be de
tected and punished If you were so un
fortunate as to .receive your, spurious
..r greenbacks. ' . ; '
".SoldOot. We learn from reliable
: authority that the Corvallis & Yaquina
Bay Wagon Road Company last Mn
"day sold their road and franchises (the
T Tatter consisting of a half million acres
of land) to Mr. J. E. Hogg, for the re--markably
small sum of twenty-four
""ithousand dollars the purchaser pay
i ng six thousand dollars down and giv
ing his individual note for the remain
.ing eighteen. thousand. This seems
...like a remarkably cheap bargain .and
singularly easy, terms of payment.
Mr. Hogg promises to locate a large
;. colony, of Eastern. Immigrants upon
. - the lands at aa early day. , , -
'... -Godey'8 Lady Book for June ,1s
'-promptly Yon hand with" its usual
amount of choice literary matter, and
uplendid fashion plates. The.sngrav-
- ings also are beautiful. . It still contin
ues to hold its place as the. ladies'
, favorite,- and - besides ;; its fashion,
. household and literary departments,
which the ladies appropriate exclusive
ly to themselves, its architectural , de
"partmoiit Is i great benefit to the whole
country and should make "Godey" a
favorite with gentlemen also.
.-. ApifiTTASCE J Free. We' are" re
quested to state that no admittance will
be charged at the Fair Ground during
. the June races, which, commence on
FKIDAY..
. A Classical Bummer ox his Trav
els. Guess , we're a grecnoy! Last
Baturduyvonlng a rather Beedy look
ing but frank appearing Individual po
litely accosted us on the etreet, intro
ducing himself as "Mr. Sprnguc, of
Molalla, Clackamas county, Oregon."
Stated that he was originally born of
poor but honest parentage, and didn't
claim to have ever "seen better days.'?
Ho had just arrived In town with
twenty-one O-horse teams loaded with
four million three thousand two hun
dred and nine tshlnglea (all 'his own)
which he was taking to the new city of
Halsey to use upon eight warehouses
and live brick blocks which ho design
ed erecting there - during the coming
season. This frank statement of the
"solid" circumstances of "Mr. Bprague
from Molalla" completely subsidized
us, and wheu he blandly asked for two
bits with which to get. his clean shirt
from the Celestial laundry, we consid
ered ourself only too happy in being
permitted to'plaec in his outstretched
palm double the amount desired, and
walked away wonderingly surmising
why the der Mr. Sprague of Molalla
didn't discover . sufficient encourage
ment in our benevolent phtzaraahoga
ny to warrant him in asking for the
loan of our box of paper collars and
Sunday culls and other' apparel inci
dent to -a country editor's first-class
wardrobe .. It la perhaps needless to
add that we subsequently learned that
Mr. irprague of Molalla is a failure so
far as 6-horse teams and shingles and
warehouses and brick blocks and clean
shirts at "wash-houses are concerned,
but that as a searcher after grcensnaps
he is an eminent success.
That Fair. The Fair and Festival,
given by the young ladles of the U. P.
Mite Society, last evening, was the
nicest affair with which our city has
been favored for many years." Thr long
room In which the rair was held was
crowded with people to its utmost ca
pacity, and all expressed themselves in
the hiehest terms in commendation of
the enterprise. On the couuters were
displayed many articles of utility ami
beautv. all of which evinced the rare
taste ami excellent discrimination of
the voung ladies, and the rapid sales
made was the highest encomium which
could be passed upon them by those in
attendance. And who culd help luiy-
Insr from those licattteous damsels,
dressed in such elegant and appropriate
style and discnslng their sweet-smiles
In prodigal profusion upon their willing
customers. The little fairies complete
ly strapped "the subscriber" lonjr In-
fore the "witchh sr'hour of twelve"
warned us to seek our alode. The
strawberries and cream, cake, and oth
er refreshments, were dencious and
served with that rare tsste which made
them doubly appreciable.
Wm. Davidson's Map of Post-
Laxd. We find in the last issty of the
New JXorthtceiit the following notice of
Mr. Wm. Davidson's map and sketch
of Portland, in which we concur: "
Wm. Davidson, the irrepressible, in
defatigable, enterprisi,-' and reliable
real estate dealer, o. 64 Front street.
has just completed a pocket map of the
city of Portland, which is, in our judg
ment, the most perfect map of the city
extant. Accompanying the map is a
concise ami comprehensi vesketch, from
which the immigrant can learn much in
a short compass. In alluding to the
commercial advantages of the city, Mr.
Davidson says: "Portland'as the cen
ter of a vast and prosperous manufac
turing interest, at no very distant day,
has been greatly overlooked.- Ho abun-
I dant is the water and so rapid Is the fall
tnat it can be carried uy canal for up
wards of fifteen miles, taken from the
falls at Oregon City, and the entire dis
tance can be made available by bhe use
of the turbine water wheel and other
modern inventions, and not even Low
ell, the Sheffield of New England and
the wealthiest manufacturing city of
the Union, can compare In extent and
' ....... . : l. . I. ...1r I
iiniues wiiii me uiiiiiiiiicti wnier pow
er that can be furnished for the various
manufacturing interest of this com
mercial emporium of the State."
A Terrific Storm. Last Saturday
night this vicinity was visited by a
storm Vhich is almost unprecedented
in the history of Oregon. The thun
der roared through space with terrible
noise, vivid flashes of lighting - lit up
the heavens in almost a continuous
blaze, the wind blew almost a hurri
cane, and the rain descended in copious
torrents. We fear Oregon is losing her
identity, and Is suiting her climatic
proclivities to the taste of the Iowa
and Missouri immigrants who have re
cently swarmed into her borders. In
deed these be strange times!
Uxk WEEp. Messrs. It. C. Hill &
Son, druggists of this city, are agents
for the celebrated'"Unk Weed Remedy
or Oregon Rheumatic Cure," manufac
tured by Dr. A. M. Loryea & Co., East
Portland. The Portland . papers are
now publishing numerous testimonials
as to the efficacy of this medicine from
various prominent citizens of Oregon.
Messrs. A. R. Shipley, A. J. Dufur,
Gideon Tibbetts, James Bybe, E. L.
Quimby and Ifat. H. Lane are among
the gentlemen thus publicly testifying
to the merits of the Unk Weed. -
"Pjshsoxai" An idiot advertises in
Mrs. Duniway'g paper for a wife, and
she would be an idiot who ,would an
swer H. "A man who hasn't spunk and
energy enough to start outand hunt
one up, is unfit to assume the responsi
ble duties of a husband, and a woman
vMjo wouli reply to an anonymous
"bid" for her person and estate through
a newspaper is too Immodest or brain
less for the sacred sphere of wifehood.
The Willamette Farmer has been
presented with Greeley's book, entitled
"What I Know About Farming." The
readers of the Farmer wll now be del
uged with hints on cheese culture, the
growth of cucum ber trees, ; when to
shear geese, how many oysters to plant
in a hill, and how to keep mule milk
from souring in a thunder storm. It's a
useful vehicle of agricultural informa
tion. , x
. Tiie magazine, Die Modenwclt, Is
upon our table, It is literally crowded
with the latest styles, all
brilliant
glowing and gorgeous.
Its fancy work
Illustrations are beautiful and rendered
most useful by the minute instructiona
accompanying themj while the large
sheet of patterns sent with ' each num
ber is well worth the price of the mag-1
azine. ,- - . ' . . ' ;
.'. Walter Monteith, Esq., of this city,
has been dangerously ill from eresyper
Jas, and fears, were yesterday entertain'
ed that imputation of one of his hands
would be necessary in order to save his
life. .
1ateb Dr. Tate i Amputated Mr,
Jonteith's linger yesterday,'' but the
sufferer is not much better.
local prcgiyos.
Whooping; cough In Albany.
To add to ib'rtiine advertise.
Tho circus will bo huru on the
13th
Inst. , ' .
W1U we celebrate tho "Gtdorlous
Fourth? '
Two ferries are running at Harris
burg for 10 cent a wagon. ' " r
The weather has cleared up and the
sweet cats are mowing o' nights.
llev. J. L. Parrlsh, recently of Salom,
is tho nuv Methodist pastor In . this
city. V- . : .
Caterpillars are inaklng'fcarful hav-
I oc upon fruit trees throughout this val
ley.
Annual election of Albany Fire Com
pany next Tuesday night, at Council
lioohi.
Willie Iticc's cigar stand is becom
ing deservedly popular. Good boy is
Willie.
To-day and to-morrow are
"Emler
Day," on which the Catholics and
Episcopalians fast.
Mv. John A Crawford and Jlrs. Lisle
have arrived home from San Francisco,
in excellent health. .
Three dally hacks run between Hal
sey and Brownsville, carrying passen
gers for 50 cents each.
Geo. ' 1L ' Helm, Esq., has remov
ed hU law office up stairs over Fox's
store, In Dr. Alexander's former quar
ters. The draw on tho Harrisburg bridge
will be 230 feet long the pier on which
the draw Is to swing M ill bo S0 feet
across. . ,
Crouse A Comley are opening out a
saloon In Eugene. Jack Crouse says
he will follow up the railroad if it goes
to Halifax.
A young lady of this city the other
day kicked her father's hat. off hi
head while lie was standing upright,
and asked "how Is that for high." We
should say so.
The fiemwrut boys form themselves
all in a row and make a profound bow
to Charley Harper for a uacful present
in a print-shop
W. S. Elkius, at Ibanon, keeps a
splendid stock of goods for Summer
wear and sells astonishingly cheap.
Give him a call.
Two large fiat boats are being built
on the river where the Harrisburg
britlge Is to be erected. The camp there
is assuming a lively appearance.
Dr. Alexander and Mr. James Shcpr
herd have gone a-gunnlng to the moun
tains Oh, the hapless deer, elk, bu Ha
lo and woodpeckers! how we weep for
them. .
We heard the other day of a sensible
fellow In Polk county, who. Instead of
going to the expense of a divorce suit,
gave his wife five dollars to "git up and j
git." Shegitted. j
It will be stimulating to Oregoulans I
to learn that Oregon bacon Is worth
from 5 to 8 cents more in California
than pork produced there. Oregon
pork and Oregon flour beat the world.
Mr. Chawls Thawpson recently ran
his head against a young lady during a
cotillion. "Ah! excuse me, dealt," lie
cried, "did It hurt, ah?" No, sir.H she
replied, it's too soft to hurMitiything."
A Second Advent preacher at Port
land says all things sublunary will end
in August next. Or course rain Is In
cluded in "sublunary," so we may ex
pect a rest from the aqueous flood afur
that time. .
"God's Acre," at the west end of this
city. Is so overgrown with tall grass as
to have the. grave htones almost ob-seutt-d
from view. Is it seemly to have
no b-tter care taken of the "bivouac of
the dead ?"
A lady who appeared from her ap
parel to' be In. very indigent circum
stances, was roaming through our
streets barefooted, selling strawberries,
last Monday. She had a brass ring
through her nose and paint on her
chin, and accosted passers-by with
"Mika tieka strawbellies." Evidently
i a foreign lady.
ISrnthe there a man with foul o dead,
Tbat never to bi;nv:!f hatb aid
'Til wyll to adirertue.
Lard Oii. Factory. A lard oil fac
tory has been- started at Albany by
Messrs. Cartwrlght & McCord. This is
the first lard oil factory in Oregon and
the second on the coast. The process
which is to be adopted for extracting
the lard oil is a new one, the invention
of Wm'. H. McCord, Esq., whose Inde
fatigable perseverance is raising him to
the rank of a public benefactor. Whole
carcasses of hogs are taken by his pro
cess through an iron tank or upright
cylinder, which is capable of holding
thirtv-flve hogs with a weight of two
hundred pounds each. A combination
of hot steam and pressure reduces the
carcass, bones and all, to a fl ne and com
pressed mass, minus tlu? oil and grove,
and the residue is an excellent substi
tute for guano. JV'ettf Northwest,
The editor of the Stat Riout Pcmoprat
asy that fahionhle carter aro of blue reiver,
rold mounted. How uoet no UlowT Ufegon
Herald. '.
There! We knew some skeptical
cuss would ask that question; but as
the witness is not required to tell any
thing that will criminate himself we
won't answer. -
At Eugeke. Messrs. G. B. Howard
of Corvallis and S. Montgomery of this
city have leased the St. Charles Hotel
in-Eucene and refitted it in elegant
style. From our knowledge of the en
ergetic character of these gentlemen,
we predict a successful career for the
"tit CharJea" under tneir management.
SpiRiTCAijstic. We are requested
to, announce that Charles Ubhmeller
will deliver a course of lectures on
Bpirltualiam at the Court House, in
this city, commencing on the third
8'unday in June, at 3 o'clock p. ra.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend. ' .
A Pboliio Cow. Mr. Perry Hyde,
of Harrisburg, has a cow seven years
old, of the Devonshire' stock, that has
given oirin 10 twin catves twice during
the past.eleven months. , All aremale
calves the last pair being 17 days old.
Mother and progeny are doing well.
. The coming cirus has gorgeous shdw
bills posted. ; - ... .
Followhig are the transactions In the
matrimonial market in Linn county
during the flowery, month of May:
B. F. Pike to Mahala Denny. 4
' John W. Wiseman to .Klizabotb J. Bartoni
fleo. W. Smith to Tempernnce A. Rond. .
t 0. W, Stovall to Mrt: Sutan A. HalU ,"
L B. Boyaljto BvavJ1. Btldingi
W, H. Ingram to Mnry i. Miller.
i Geo. Van OKteni to Mary J, Diivig. .. '
Following are the rotil estate transactions
since onf latt report: , ' '
' J. M. John to AI. L. Logan ; consideration.
$sno. , -
. Iltieh Fields to John Cogawell; consideration.
$2,000.
Stat of Oregon, to John Beard ;A:ontideration.
$40'. ' ' .
W.V. A C.M.W.It.Co. to John GrUtetn; oon-
aiucraiion, ?;m. , .
Alex. Kirk to A. J.
Wavrcnj contiJcration,
DIED : ' ' '
CnABTREK--Attiii,riil.lenof D. F. Onl
trua, in blnn county, Mny.Stlli, 1H71, uf eoo
lumptlon, Joan r. Cbthss. '-
Deofonfd wai born Augut.l8, 1842, In Jaok
tnn ouunty, Mlmourl) iintulgratflil tn Ongtu la
IS41 b! lotbor, t). K. CraUlrea, being ona of
tli aarliaat plutircri of tha tl:on almost unknown
w'.liloroaM nf tba I'aolflo ifojia. i oonlractfld
a riolout oohl about a year ago which aoun.da
vclopoi tho fnfal adi i f Conuui)llnn; In . iba
VBin bop of banulltting hit (itclth ha want to
Oohoco last Beptuinber, thence ta VmntUla, and
uuy arrivud bauk hum again fire da prarUiut
to bit diath. Sovoral wtti-kt Wora death r
lioved him from bit tuflei'lngt ho raallxod, tba
grant rtcroMlty 'f irparatlun fur, anothor
wurld, and by faith wont to tha'avlor and found
raft fur hit aoul I and, nimnilltlnK bli fumlly U
llifcnra of liiin thiit osmth fur the widow and
harth the (rihan't cry, be bruuthed hit Ufa
Ufa out twactty In Joaim. 4
Ha Utvot a wll'n and two Infant children and
a largo number nf rdativat and frlondt to mourn
hit curly departure. ,
A young tuun nutuod J-oss, tho ton of
preuclicr, is in durance' vile in Port'
land for euilezclctuent ' and pontiDp a
spurious check. It will not be much
Loss if he goes to Fort Watkiua, at Sa
lem'. " l. ,''
Dr. H'lNtHr'M Uulaam or 1V1I
Cherry may bo wall cn.lwi a "wndr: of
tnediual mjiaitoe."' It eurea eol'ght and odda
tmtlnairrt It lout lira the irriiu-d pari) I
henl the Inflauiniaiion t and avrn conuuijit!oa
lUolf jrielda.to ita umgUIiiflumoe. .'' , '
' ' "i .
C'hnpped Hands Kiid Fare,
More l.lpM, Orytiewn'of the Mkln,
Ac., rc, ' '
rwd at onea b v 11 K(i EM A N 's C A M I'll 0 II IC K
WITH GLYCKltlNK. Itt keeut tba hun.l.oit
in all waiihir. lethal you r-t IIKUKM AN'ri.
Sold by all PruuKletn. on r 2J onnt'. Manufao-
ured only by Hkokhaji A Cu., i hvwiru and
iru.-gui, Nw York. Junl4'7lyl
Sl'KCIAL NOT1CKS.
A C hapter of I'uci.
Space It valuable in a uewnpaper, and it It
iheirfore propoted in tblt adrtieiuont ti -
deno a variHy f faU, Imprt40t to tba pub
U J, into a tmalt eutupaiM. Tboia futt refer to
11 wtettor'e Su-mioh liiliort what tbat eclebrt
ld uiedtciue it, and what it wilt du. In the
(!rt place, then, the trtii le fa a attuiulant, tunic
and alterative, entuting of a eowbioatlon of
an abtolatrly pure tpiriluoua aent wil'u the
mot valuable medicinal vegetable ub.lno
tint U"tania roroh hat placed at the ditpoia!
of the chrmlrt and the phyaieian. Tbeaa logre
dient are cotopounded with great earo, aod In
urh pruportiunt at to produco a prrparation
which invigorate without exciting the general
tyitetn, and tone, resulalet and e nirolt the
ttvuiacb, the buwelt, tba liver, and the m'.nor
eecrative organt.
What tbia greet rentoratlve will do tnutt be
gathered from wbat it h,-ia done. The ram of
d.vprwta. or any other furm of 'adigt-elion, in
which it hat b-rn 'crUtent:y adwiaUierod
without efiVting a radical eore, l yrt to ho beard
fruin, and the Minn may be ! of biiiout dior
der. intermittent fevt-r, nrrrona alfrctiae, geo
erl debility, euntlpatin, tick headache, men
tal dtnabilitic to wblch the f ebl are ul jci.
It poiiCci all the fl-itd of the tudy, inrludiog
the blood, and the gml!o etimulut which it Im
part to the nervout tyttem i not euwoeded hy
tbe tligbteit rraetton. Tbi ia chapter uf facta
which rradert, fur their own akr, ehuuid mark
and retnetnber. j
Tbe Pi) Kn irn" may joaity ! atyled the
great medicine of the world, for there it no re
gion of the glo'oe into wbicb it hat not found
ita way, aod been Ivxely nd and hifblv
lr r-J. Mnrcorer. tber i no clime to obicb it
bat fcot proved to be well adapt" I fr tba cure
of a eontidcrablo variety of diee; fl ie a
peedy and tare remedy for burn, rrald. cut",
bruitc. wound and varinaa otlirr injnrict, a
wl at for dyti-nter. diarrhoea and bwt coro
pUtntt generally, it it admirably oitel fur
every ree of men on tbe face of the rl'ho.
It U a very eieniftrant fact, that notwitbatand
ios the Inog period-of yara tbat the "Palo Kill
er" hat been before tbe world, it La ncvr lot
one whit of itt popularity, but, on the contrary,
tbe e-ll for it haa etcadily inrreaned from itt
firnt dieorvry, and at no previoue time bat the
drmand for it beeo ft great, or the quantity
made been ao large, a it ia to-day
Another tienifleant fjet it, that nowhere ha
the pais Killer ever been in hiehtr repote, or
been more generally ned hy familiet and indl
viduatt, than it bat been here a, home, where it
! flrt diioovcrcd and introduced. That the
Pain Killer will continue to be, what we have'
ttyled it. tb oaatr WKninac or tn wna.i.n
there cannot te tbe tbadow of a doubt Provl
denca Advert iaer.
1TILLIAM DATIIlSn.T,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Offic No. C4 Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
PEAL ESTATE in tbit CITY and EAST
PORTLAND, in tbe watt deairable loeulitiet,
conniving of LOT!, HALF BLOCKS . and
ULOCKS, IlUUoL.S and IjlOREb' ( alto, .
r' IMPROVED FARMS, and Talnabla'nn-
caltlvatod LAND.S, located in ALL parta of tba
STATE for SALE. , - ; '
REAL ESTATE and other rronortv purl.'
ebated for Corretpoodrntt. in thia CIT and
throughout tbe BTATK.i and TERKITOKIKS,
ith irrent care and on tba moat ADVAXTA-
UEpUS TERMS. , .?
, ' nODSER and 8TORES LE'ASED.
LOAN-i NEGOTIATED. audCLAIMS OF ALLJ
viMiniriiv.10 rnvdiriui 1 r,J.
And a Qeoeral FINANCIAL aud AOENCY
BUSINESS trantacted.
.AGENTS of tbit OFFICE in all the CIT
IEP and TOWNS in the KTATK. will receive
dceeriptiont of FARM PROPERTY and forward
tn khioc to tba above addrcat. ... vfln25tf.
1871. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1871.
A full assortment of Uoodt of all kindt usu
ally kept in a country ttore and tuitable tq tbe
teaton, may ba found at Wuceler't Store in
Browntvillo. '
Ifnving ineranted faei'itiat, and keeping a'
wider range of articles, whioh be it determined,
to tell even lower than before, the propriotor
truaja that he wil reeciva a ttilt groater iharo of
tho patronage of tho people nf. Browmyillo and
vicinity. Product .of all kindt bought, Catk
paid for Wool, ' BacVt and twine furnithed.
Agency for tale of grioulturul Machinos anj
f?cwfng Macbinct. vCn30yl,
TO YOUNG MEN OF THE COUNTRY,
To Young Men of Ambition !
TO YOUNS MEN OF COURAGE. AND ENERGY 1
AND, TO OUR FRIENDS EVERYWHERE!
We ReapecffuVy Cult Your Attention :
wnereien meu wuicn tor cnancct. ono man
muket eltanott. Whilo ten men wail) for toine-
tning to turn np, one turn tometMnif vp.
while tan fail, one tucciBodt, and it cnl'.oil a man
of luok, the favorite of fortune.' Thurt ' un
luck liktftiifk, and fortune rnont fa v ore thnie
who are uiont indifferent to it, ' Now it ynnr time
to take the AGENCY OP THE UDCKEYK
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, and Mako
YearBelt fortune7 favorite I .
For partiouhirK, addraar- . " -- :. ;
. VdlNSX 8t PEARSON.
v6n41tf . ' 'Albany, Oroguo
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Efl , CARTER,
Notiiry Iu.ilic
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
.- ' , AU . . .
GCKEHAIiFlXAIVCIAL, AGEJVT
Will attend to thu buying and telling of Kcat
EtUte, examining thin, drawing jiaeSt, Mort. :
gagot, beattd, , C'ontractt, Ao., and will give
tpoviul attention to vollocting, teeuring or -ail-j
Justing untottled ehttint, in tuiy port uf I hi Vni-
led fy'i'iti: An experience of ttiirty.flva yenrt
lb active pulilio buttnett -ton yiart of which
Uuvo bauu ipent In County C'lerkt aod ituaord
tr't oflioet in different 8tntet and Terrltoriut
givrt me a luwlliarity tvith bualnett, and tape
ciully with tbe Kecordt of Ileal , Kttate, whioh
enn be aorjuired only by long experivnee. Inu
ring fifteen inuntlu' tervhe in the Cltrk and
Heoonltr't Ottlce of Linn County, I have ditcor-
rod that there art many defective titlet to lteal
Htut In tbi aounty which it will pay tba par
tite litruted to look after, and the aoouer the :
better. - . - i
Curreapoudence from the Atlantic Statetln re-.
gnrd to Oregon and the l'aoiQo Coott generally '
will reoalvo prompt attunliou. ,
ricane addreator give me a call at my Otfioe
ifi Albany, Linn County, Urugun.
I take tba liberty of referring te the follow. !
ln retidenlf of the different Htab-t named I
M intouri. JIn. Jemea S. Kelllnt, Boon Ce.f ,
Hon. (Jeo. W. Junu, Klohraond) Hon. E. bewlt, i
tit. C(iaret M-.-r. Tut(A Donald, St. Jotepbs
R. K. Threhlkcld. Eq., Kantat City: Col. A.
W. lx.nlplM.n, l,lirtyi Kev. Wm. M. Rath f
Utv. Au'lrew .Monro. Mexico: itiako K. M. '
I Marviu, fit. Lou): jvs-Uovornor Truttn Polk,
i AVwfucl-y IiUhop JI, II. Kavanangb, Ltx-
ington. . v
OliiuU. M. Carter, Ftq., TJlyria.
Acki 1'ori 'M':r. Northup Cblck, Bank.
erf, iew York tity."
Cvvrudo Ilm'tj Win. A. IT. Lnveland, Gold
en Cltyt Hon. Win. N. Ilyr-'t, benver City.
, JoWoni -Hcv. L, B. Mauler, Uadorthurg;
I.jir J. K. Jloice, Uelona.
Onliturnltt Co. I. Hfrt, rjnlton City; ,
John t. Hi'. H'l , Lt Angela.
Ortyu (inven.or li.' V. llroter, Balen: "Wm.
Duvul.iin. Kti . and llu.oll. Perry k Wod
wr4, P irtlnU; 1J. W- ft. JJaiter, Polk eonnty;
M. II. Abbott, Et.. hmift Cityr Jlon. ihn
Iturnrtt and Iter. Wm, X.iPinlvy, Crvalli
iter K. It. lary, II n. W. 7. Alexander, llun.
S. II. t'rarn.r. Albany;
Albany, April 1171. . TOnSnlf
THE SPRING & SUMMER STYLES
, t ., FOR lttl, IN
HATS ' & CAl'S !
' 1
- a '.
STRAW HATSl
are bow ready and for tala at
J. C. MEUSSDORFFER & BRO'S.
Among the leading nylot art tba
Palmetto Uat,
i
PardaaeUea XZat.
CraawUle Uat,
Kiag William Hat,
t
u Cermania Uat, j
, Zvaaho Uat,
nZatiae Uat,
Tangfrau Uat.
AND NUMEROUS OTHER STYLES!
At Corner Front and Moiriann Strectt.
apjaoarwi l'OIITI.A?ID.
MILLINERY ANDJANCY GOODS!
MRS. 31. A. BRIDGEFARMER
(tt-cccMoa to uat. i on war,)
Hit Jutt received fmm below an e'ccnt In
voice vfotw MILLERV AND FANCY UOODS.
uvh u
FASHIONABLE BONNETS AND HATS!
VELVETS. RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS. ETC.
To whieb tbe invite the attention at tbe ladiet
of Albaay and vicinity. Iter gooda will be told
at cheap if not cheaper than ever before offered
tn tblt market, and their quality cannot fait to
give eatufaetion. aptv6o34a)3
00,000 IounclM
WOOL WAIVTED!!
For which wa will pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE.
W
00L OWNERS WILL DO WILL TO
call on nt before telling.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL.
37w p. C. HARPER A CO.
ALBANY BOOK STORE
f E. A. FIIEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER
Albany - - - - Oregon
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIIE PUBLIC
that ha hat removed from the old aland U
PARRISirS BLOCK,
Where all are invited, atrurod that Gooda in hi
hue are told at the lowett eajh pricei.
COStTAWTLT on baud:
STiNBiED A5D S51SCELIA.E0US BOOKS.
Javenile. Toy Gilt nnd Blank Books,
1 OOl, irti, AKD
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY 1
V Of every kind ed in tbe State. '
'xv books IMPORTED TO ORDER, ei
t hurt notice. . -DeelnlBly
The ttandnrd remedy for CongllS,
Illfluenxa, Sort Throat, Whooping
. Cough, Cronp, Lie.tr Complaint, liron
chiti', Blading of tlit Lang, and every
' affection of the Throat. Lungt and Cheer,
including Conhum prion. '
. Wifttar's BalNam doe not dry
' up a CouKb, bat Indent It, cleat.net the
Junes, Mid allay! frrltation, thut removing
, tht eaiut'ot the enmplnnt Nana ponu
. iue unleat ticned I. liuTTt. Prepared by
'Bbtb W, Fowl A Sotr, Boston. .Sold
hy Kbdixgtos, HoRTHTTin it Co., San
Francisco, and hy dealers generally.
5n44yl.
'A IVew Marble yard.
' Ik ,TK. A. JT. MONROE, who hna been
XI Ji for several years patt conduoting a Mar
ble lard in t-ak'm, will abont the 1st or June
open an ettahliehment of that kind '
, IN ALBANY,
to be nondaetcd in eonueotion with the Salem
estabHokmenl : and it his design to keep at fine
a ttncK ot material and to porlorm hs gona wnrk
as can he hnl. in tba Ftute-. TOJiiiKTUNE
' MONUMENTS, eto., will be miida of oitber
Itnlian,, Vermont or Calif urn in inarhln, and p
ary ttyle (icslrerl. A. J. 4UO.NJ.iOK.
. - A'any, i-I..y 2, 1671. plSyl
ADVKRT18i3Mi5NT8;
"W O O
Carding & Spinning
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
form the publle that ha hat permanently
located in Eegene City, trlth hit new tat of
Carding and hmnlnK machinery, whore ba it -prepared
to manufaetura any , kind of woolt
yarn, from the Cfearavst blanket Ui tba finest
(tunnel, at tba following rate, tu-witi twvhty
flv otutt ('ti ctt.J per ponnd. . -
Thore wanting A SCPERI011 ARTICLE Of ,
YARN would du well to 'it we a entl.
c. ooo'cmi.r,
. Proprietor Eugene City Yarn Jdiil
fln40tf. .
HIGHEST CASH PRICE,
paid rot
WOOL, BACON AND LARD!!
37m3 BLAIM, YOUXO CO.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
' " BAli'CrAINf!) ! .
W. S. ELKINS,
LEBANON, OREGON.
1
II
AS JUST RECEIVED A LA ROE STOCK
of
SPRING AND 'SUMMER GOODS I
WHICH THEY OFFER--hepr
lbn tbe Chapet X
' Come and convince yonrtetvet before pnrebat
ing elsewhere. Our stuck. aontisU in part of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CLOTHINU, HATS A CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
and a frcut many articles too nnmeroas to name. '
II A law, Doers, Window t, Glass and Patty.
produce Taken m exchange fcr goods i
WOOL WAIVTED! s
TOR WHICH I WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST PRICE!
W. S. ELKINS.
ayjv6n38lf.
SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DRICCS 8l CARTER.
tn ardor it pmvide Jolty for tba new era about
to open no in tba city of Albany and eonnty of
"Lion, bava cboroaghly repaired ibeir
PIiAiliG BULL
iSASH AND DOOR FACTORY
ae, h ve added new Marblncy, amonj which it
.m -f Orach' Peaitive BXatioa Scroll
Saw, wbn-h i a yrltxl u. in itt way.
JliVo . a hand a tupply of superior
DCORS. SA SH. MOLCINS. &. SEASONED LUMBER.
tlmtm a. ployed a eorps of First Clate Wa
ehai.lr., na art now prepared, ready, willng
and anxinnt 10 supply all who may be in want
of work ia tht r Woe; and hope by su-u t atieo
tn t bo.in.-s I and punctuality in their -contract?
In mrrit a intiaaaocaf public patronae.
Ordera lell m: t Ve Factory, or with Eii Carter
at bia otBe. wiL I prompt altrntion. ,
Albany, Or;a a, April 20. 1 871 vo3tf
ill. Hlcl'XX fc CO.,
WOOL, HIDa7iS,' LEATHER
,,AXD GENKRAL .MERCHAXDIIH,
BOUGHT And soil on commission.
LibertI idvmtri matft on Consifamrati.
No. 818 Battory Street;
v6a39yl ' . ' SAN rBANCXSCO.
FOR SALE.
o
XE lOCBLB CIRCULAR lrIFTEE!f-
HORSE POW ER
PORTABLE STEAM SAW WILLI
It will eat from five to eeven thoassJid feet of
lumlwr yer day. It i ruooine daily,, a d in
giod roaniot; onler, with plenty of luaibw of
almost ell kio'ls aonstaotly on hai-d for
sale. For particulars, either address or vvtt
o40w. . PEO. ECKLER.
Lebanon, Linn eonaty, Orr. n. '
CORVALLIS COLLEGE!
'' ". . ..... . ro
MALES AND FEMALEO
;; corvallim, oregox. -
T"EATl DIVIDED ISTO THREE SESSIONS.
Toitioo (per Session of 34 'MOnlbt,) from
$i lo $15, according to studies.
MALE BOARDING HOUSE, by Prof. J. Em
ery. Hoard, including mora, fuel and ItgbU, JoO
por session (14 weekt). Watbmjr, i per session.
Terms : une-air in advance and tbe other
half at tba close of the session.
f el6v6a&tf . . W. A. I ISLEY, A. M.,
. .....; - ' President.
. , , llEAIs eJCST ATE. "
' K STITZEL & UPTON,
REAL ESTATE BUOKEKi,
1 ' ' . AtD ' "
GENERAL. AGENTS.
BRANCH OFFICK-AlbRiiy, Oregon
J. C. ICENDENUA1A, Agaat.
An office where general Information concerning
the retonrcet of Oregon can be obtained frtt of
charge, . . ;
Jjoant regotiable on first mortgage, rati estate
and oollateral security. v ' j.
- Have for tale a large amount or property loca
ted In the towns of Albany.' Browntvillo and Cor
vallis. '. - .j
Also, 60,000 acres of fanning lands of every
description in Linn, Benton and Polk counties.
. Pertent detiring to tell their property iuour no
expanse in planing it in our handt for tale unless
a sale is made. Call at our office in ParrUh't
brick, where we have a team in readinett to con
vey parties to view our ttnds. '
' . tf . v. M&iSUIiilSElALiU, a gene
v5n82yl. Alhanv, Oregon.
GREAT LAND SALE !
20,00 01CRES!
TY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF' DIREC
I) tort of tho Wlllametto Valley and. Catoide
Mountain Wagon Road Company, made .Decem
ber 10 1870, 1 am now telling i. '
AT PRIVATE SALE,
at the Company 't offiae in Albany, 20,000 acre of
Inud, more or luss, belonging to said Compapy,
situated in Linn county, Oregon. i ' :
Persons desiring to purohase will he furnithod
with a description and location of taid land by
applying at Company's office.
TEUMS OF SALE; Coin, one-third of pur
ohate money in baud at tima ( wale ; remainder
in two annual payments, taking promissory ftotet
therefor at twelve per cent. )er annum.
Purchasers dotiring to pay a greater amoant
than ona-third in hand wilt have a deduction of
tew per eont. , . . ,
The title to tbo land It good; and pnrahasers
upon partial payments .will receve Company Bond
fitr deed. Those paying full amount of purohase
price will receive thair dordt at onee.
Salt to oontinuo until ail of auid laudt have
been offered for tala.
IV, II. All persona residing on any of tho
Coinpnny't lands in tbit county are notified: ttr
onine forward ii)Be4ivty' if the? desire to pur-t-hnso
tho tamo. . . JAMES ELKINS,
, fib. 8, J871, 1 Secretary. "
4V v " o m i p
. CHOT CUNSf
mO ALT. DESIRtPfO TO PCTaCHASE A
JL ' X od Rtia ira would retpeetfaliy annoaace L
ttiu,; fit. mt"t keeri constantly on naod a no. I ar-
titic -.-r ' nCllah Wire TwUt hot
tiZ.am at reasonable ratat. These gas have
gi-rait a-crct tatisfaction in every iottaote.
Ve also keep the eetehrated
BU0CYE SEWING MACHINE,
not txoollod by any other in tbemarkt. Give as
call. . P.' C. HARPER A CO.
n ' tgnaatf. ;
W. II. KUHN & CO.,
DEALERS IX ,;
HOT-A.IQ"X STEEL,
Springs, Allen, Tbiiblile Skeins, etc.'
Alto, a well selected stock of
"Wu,ign riiiilor!
Spoke, Huh, Bent Iiimt, Shajlt,
J'ulet, Hickory Axles, ic, ,
FARMERS' and MECHANICS'
; TOOLS
-coBiiiTisa or
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS,
Sledges, Saws, Planes,
CROIMIT AKD JIII,I. SAW!
T'C"lbar with a largo Assortment of
- WOODABD.WILLOWWAEE.
flrPtore in MonUrith't Fre-Proof brick, nest
door to liiain A Young's.
w, ir. Kuiut" t co.
Albany, Jan. 13, 1871 n22yl.
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
, '.' 'a '
t-
. . .
1 " " ttf
Ita IafalUbla bilood nnairnnt.
tntj ran toxic and aett vnrc propertUa
a certain care tat saanttTSiATiast. tvr.
wa-t-tsAiciA. and all kindred Pitaaasa.
It completely restores the system when fan
liaawdlby Aiaeaat, revrvea tbo action of Ums
aiinasTO mm tsctttTax. eactss, nwlb
rally eurea tenor vuk. ialt narcvau
and aU asu-fi ita mm cirratrKOva 01a.
sow a. crvea tmmeditto and pomaaont reUcf
te avimtu, rstwnrazs-aa. Tamorr.
BoUa, Scald Head. Clcera and Bono; ecadi
cateo from the system all tracea ot MsrcorlaZ
tHaeaaa.
It ta rratLV VECtrtauc aetat aaada
from an herb found lndirenona to citftii..
It la therefore peculiarly suitable for naa by
Femalea and Children, aa a auboB avau.
I For Sale by all Druggists.
C0l0TH. MOSTtTTCB & CO.
AGENTS. -
E28 and 631 Xarkat Stroot.
Eaa Franeitoa.
THE NEW FOOD. ,
5
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FAEINE
inade from pure Irish Koss or
Carrageen, which will ,make
sixteen quarts of Blano Hange,
and a like quantity of Puddings
Custards, Creams, "x Charlotte
Eusse, &o. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
- .
. sr i ta i t i "
A Glorious Change ! !
THE GREAT , WORLD'S TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters, '
Thia wonderful vegetable re
toratiTe it tbe aheet-anchor of
the feeble and debUitated. As a .
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it ,ha no equal
among stomachics. Asaremedr
for the nert-ous 'Vfeahnets to .
Avhlch'Women are especially sub
Sect, it is superseding eTerf other
stimulant. ; In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a tpcclflc Iti every species of
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the auleual spirits. For sale by
all dnisTgivts. ' ..
RAII1SDCLL. : K610VAY OATS
THE MOST PROlinc"lN THE WORLD!
fine Bushel is Plenty of Seed for aa Acre !
Yield 80"toI1007per cent morejthan Com
Hon Oats with, Half the Amount
of Bead per Acre. : ' -
Oregon yield the last two years (both short crop
yean) t " In 18fiS, early town, from SO to tnoru
than 100 bushels per acwj late town, 60 to TO
bushels. In 1870, early town, eaeh bushel sown
produced from SO to 70 bushels; late town (13th
ef My), 48 to 50 bushels.
California yield I In 170. 90 to 179 busaolt
from 88 Ibp. seed per acre. - s
Norway reed told in Sbb Franeiteo the past
wipter at $7 50 per bushel of S3 iba. We a: ty
rant tliesa oats clean and genuine, at Jl.Ofi aat
sack r f 72 lbs., or we will furnish theia to ho test
ed with common oatt, ta ba put in well, ia good
teaaoain clean land, and at the aame time.
Three-fourths of the axoesi whioh tba Nwaay
yields over tba common nags must be delivered1 to
ut at the granary on the furm where the ervji is
rai'ed, in pay for the seed furnished.
0n32tf.
3
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SI
2
ADVERTISES! K
THE KIDNEYS.
Tht Kldnevt are two la namber. titaaftcl at
tba appar part of tbe lois. ta rrna nded by fad.
and eootistint; of three parta, fit : tho Aatarlvr.
in interior, aod tba tstartor.
The aaterior absorbs. The interior eaatltta
of tuunea or veins, whieb aervt at a deposit fr
tbe nriue and convey it to tho exterior. , Tbo
exterior la a conductor also, terminating: ia a
single tube, and called tba Ureter. Tbo areterd
are eonncoted with tbo bladder,
Tbo bladder ia composed of variooa ooveriaet
or tissues, divided info parts, vit : the L'pf-er.,
tba Lower, the Nervous, and the Moeous. The
opper oxftela, tbo lower retaint. Many bavo a
dosire to ariaato without tbo ability; ethers an
nate witbont tho ability to retain.' Tbia fre
quently occurs in children
To core these s lections, wa most hrinr into
notion tbo nnaelee. which are engaged in thair
various functions If they are neglected. Gravel
or Dropsy may ensae.
Tbo reader must also bo made aware, that
however alight so ay bo the attack, it ia tare to
affect tbo bodily health and meoial powert. aa
our flesh nad blood aro anpportetl front thata
teareot.
OotrrAa Xaevwtrnwl Pain oeearriag In
tba loina it indicative of tbo above diseases.
They oorsr ia persons disposed to acid atomaeh
ana enaiky aoaeratuiaa. .. - -
Taa Oaan Tba (Travel snrfaot from aer-
leet or improper treatmont of tbe kidney i. These
organt being weak, tbo water ia not expelled
from the bladder, but allowed to remain ; it be
comes feverish, and sediment forma. , It ia from
thu deposit that tho ttooo it formed, and ravel
Daortr is a ooUeotioa of water ia aomo parte
of the body, and heart different names, accord.
ing to tbe carta affected, vis: when generally
diffused over tbo body, it is called Anasarca; wbea
orthe abdomen, tXacttaa; wbea of tba chest. Hydro
thorax. Tat a Tatar. Helmbeld't highly aonbentrat-.
edeiimpeaod Extract Baeha ia decidedly one c!
the but remedies for diseases of the bladder,
kidneys, graral, drnpsical twet! ings, rheumatism
and goaty aifectioat. Under this bead wa bate
AiraDeed Disoria, or diffieoity and pain ia pac
ing water. Scaaty Secretion, or small anil ;re-q-jent
discharges of water; Etranipiry, or ator - '
piDg of watar; Heiaataria. or bloody nrines
Uoat aad Rbeanatiaia of tbe kidneys, w tnotu
aay change in quantity, bat ineieate in color, or
dark water. It waaalwaya highly recommended
by tba lata Dr. Physick, in these vffeatioBa.
Thia medicine increases the power of digts.
tion. and excite the absorbent into healthy ex.
eroiee by which the watery or calcareous dispw
sitlons, and all unnatoral eciargements, as well
as pain and inflaaamatioa, are redaeed, and it ia
taken by ntea. wumen. and cbildrea. Directions
for ate aad diet accompany.
PBiLAast-PBia, Fa , Icb. ii, 1S6T.
H. T. HaLaaoLP. l-'raggut:
Data t-ia I h been a enfferer, Ir apward
of twenty years,, w O, gravel, blad ier, and kid- '
neTaSectiant,. daring which time I htie ated
variout medicinal reparations and beeu under
tbe treatment at the most emioent Phyaiciaaf.
experiencing but IUla rolief. -. ;
Having seen yoor preparations eitensivelt
advertised, I consult -U wita tay wmkty paysraiaa
in regard to ating your Extract Buouu.
I dil tbia bacaata I had used all kinds of ad.
vertised remedies, and had fond them worth
iest, aad some quit injurious in fact, I de
paired of aver getting well, and determined
aa a remedies hereafter nnlesa I ka w of th
ingredionU. It'wt thia that prompted me
ate your remedy. Aa yuu adve- twsd tbat it wa
composed of bachu, euinbt, an 1 juniper berria-,
it oacorred to mo and my physioian at an exoot.
lent Combination, andwitu htt dvioi, alter ta
examination of the article, and cunsuiritgasram,
with the dra?g st. I eonclurtaa to try tu . t cow
meaeed its use abiat eight ninths a.o, at which
time I was eouBned to my r-oui. Front tbeurst
bottle I wua attonbihed aud gratifiod at the baue
fioial effort, and after using U thret weks, waa
able to walk out I felt much iik wr ting y n
a full statement of my ease at ". "
my improvement might only bo temporary, l
thareroro concluded to defer end see if it wouU
effect a perfect cure, knowing then it would bu
of graater value to you. and mora satisfactory
to ma. 5 -K - ;: v-
I am now able to report that a aara is effect
after ntiag tba remedy for five months.
-, I bava not uaaa any now ior wn uum.,
and feel as wall in all retpcett aal ever did.
Your Buehu being devoid or any unpiaataa
tutji ard odor, a nioa tonic and invieorator of
the system, I do not mean to ba without it whew
ever occasion may require ita ate in tueb affeo.
tioat. - . M aicvvm.nvv.
Should any doubt Mr. Mcpormick't statMneut
he refert to the following gentlemen t
Hos. Wa. Btstta, ex-Governor, Peaa,
Hob. ThocB. Florence, Philadelphia. .
Hon. J- C. Knox. Jadga, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. T. R. Porter, ox-6vnor. Peon.
. Hon. Eilia Levit, Judg Philadelphia. -Hon.
R. C. Grier, Judge, United StatetCanrt,
Hon. O. W. Woodward. Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. W." A. Porter, City Solicitor. Pbila. J 4
Hun. John Bigler. ex-Ooveraor, California.
- Hon. E. Btnktv Auditor- Gen'l, Washington.
- And many others, if necessary. ,
gold hy all Drnttgitts and dealers every whev
Beware of counterfeits. Ask far, Helraboitf,
Take ni other. : - '
Pa to $1.25 per bottle, ot six Vttletfnr.50.
Delivered to aay address. Describe symptoms in
all eoromanicatiovft ' ?
- A4.ir.-8! H. T, HEIiMB0U, Drug and Cheu
ieal Wareho'o.e. 594 Broadway. N. T.
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