R ansomïd UiaLSH-We clip the ip.
lowing from the N. Yi World, Novembe«
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COST!
17th:
Capt. Barlow of General Sherman’s staff,
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ROBINSON A LAKE, oftheabdl pop^
years old, who had be^n ransomed frou
the Kiowa Indians.
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The girls say that on
the 27th of August lost the Indians at
tacked their home in Northwestern Texas
and killed, scalped, aqd bu’ ued their fa
ther. Themselves,
ThemselveH, mother, and a siate!
siste*
eight years old were carried off in captiv
ity, and treated in the most orucl and re
volting manner. On arrival at the Indi-
dian camp the captives were knocked sens
less with clubs, Repeatedly ravished by
• fiends, and were treated in this manner
four or five rimes every day. ■ Ou hearing
of their condition the commanding office)
at Fort Dodge, not having sufficient force
to rescue'them, effected their ransom, and
will send them to their friends in Texas at
soon as they recover from their terrible
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patropage extended them by the ^ublie.ol
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Facilities for Dental work
at San Erancisco Prices, in a style not to be
excelled anywhere*
Next to oor live«, liberties .nd approving
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eonscierrces, nothing is more conducive
duci ve to
to
health than a good set of teeth.
Ho I to ever
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body F eb
else! We will sell and no mis-
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jyi »«sorted stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, I
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Cljithlng, Hridwi rare,.-^Cutlery, Staple and I
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Fihcy Goods, Not tiohs etc., etc., at
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Fort Dodge, where he saw two white girl-
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’arties indebted either to J, M. Belcher or
to,Belcher
& Bird, ■ will save costs by
squar-
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Bel
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would announce that they are prepared to
in^ thejr delinquencies soon. Wo must b^ve
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show to Customers a superior assortmorittot
p&mptitade of tho36 indebted to us to raise
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wise should be sufficient
Sbr. 19 1867 4
BELCHER & BIRD,
the {Gooffs and wares of superior pattern and
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quality, usually found in a First Class f ItauEie.
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The lothkss look up
With pleasant Surprise,
And Matrons & Maids'show joy in their
D r . J ulien P erault , Di. of Medicine, of
the Faculty of Paris, Graduate of the Uni
f .
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versity Queen’k College, aud Physician of
the St John Baptiste Society of San Fran
cisco. ‘
cisco.'
“ Dr. Perrault has pleasure to ¡inform pa
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tients end
«nd others
olhens seeking
sucking confidential medical
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advice, that he can be consulted daily at his
bis
iam. Attorney at office, Armory Hall Building, Nortfi East Cor. BUSINESS AID'COMMERCEI
Remember the EMlGRxNT TIN ami
Montgomery Hnd Saeraiuento streets, San
Corner Alder and Front Streets
STOVE Store? Front at, PORTL a ND. Nyxj
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Francisco.
Rooms
Nos.
10,
111 first floor,
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9,
10,11,
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door to Be bee’s.
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PORTLAND. 0*GN,
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up stairs,
stairs,' entrance,
entrence, either bo
bn Montgomery or
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aufferingi. -Whilein tbe Indian camp,
Sacramento st|i
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Superior Advantages I
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give
prompt
attention
to
all
legal
D r . P errault ' s studies have been almost
the officer sent to arrange their ransom saw
his College ranks first on the Coa^t,
Coa!st, and
iBiness entrusted to him at the
of the various This
exclusively devoted to the cure ot
the captives
knocked down three timet
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offers ».vantages
X
advantages for acquiring
acquirihg a Yfcra
Ytractis
He (will also praactioe in any of the forms of Nervous and physical
ph
debility, the
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and violated.
cal
Busmess
Education
superior
to
any
»other
of this State
results of injurious habits acqui ed in youth,
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School,
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sterrility,
and
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all
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The Portland correspondent of the San
concomitants of old age.- Where a secret in
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Francisco Bu/Zefin, speaks of Hon. A. A.
and Surgeons, Lafayette, Oregon firmity exists involving the happiness of a Is conducted on (lie plan of the befct Comrn>
NTIL further notice, this Steamer will
life and that of others, reason and morality
iii the Drug store.
leave
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Skinner lately appointed Judge of the
i is ercial Colleges in Europe and the Atlantic
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dictate
the necessity of its|*remnvjal,
its removal, for ¡L
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a fact that premature decline of <he vigoi
vigoj of States, combining
Second Judieiil District, and incidentally
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Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mori
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compul
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THEORY AND rRACTldfc,
of Yamhill county as follows:
■H T. HEMBREE Deáler in ____
DryGood
ning, connecting at Canemah with the Boats
in
______ if sory iingle life, etc., have their sourcer 1 1_
for
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T r t • Groceries Hard
wore Ac.
sidi caused, the germ of which is planted in ei irlv By means of Banks and Business Offic
Hardware
&c. South side
“He is a man of irreproachable morals,
ffici s, thus
PORTLAND.
in
Street.
life,
a|d
the
bitter
fruit
tasted
long
afterw
ird.
Familiarizing
the
Student
with
all
tlf
tlfo diff-r- 4
line feelings and unquestioned integrity—
t
Patients
laboring
under
this
complaint
w
rill
M
ent kinds of busi
For Freight and passage, apply on board.
sinj-ss in thq shut test possible
and withal a little lasy. He has good
< ws
a a 27,
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»«»wir ira r»
complain of one or more of the foIloWb
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Lafayette,
Feb.
J J.*D.
>»g, time and least expense.
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exoense.
sense aitd a well balanced mind. He is
IE©.
II.
symptoms:
Nocturnal
Emissions,!
pains
in
the
Master.
k I nJ -d i
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about fifty years of age—-was married late
Í Back and HeSd, Weakness of .memory and
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in life. His locks are as white as snow,
Sight, discharge from the Uretha an goinj t to
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,iib!l Embraces Book-Koeping((By single-$nd dou
stool or making
water,
the Intellectual
but his face-4-beaming with good nature
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and sly humor — is as rosy as Bacchus—
Ideas are ¿clow ided,
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and there is _______
a disinclina- tions, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Ac-,
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JACOB UNDERBILL
although a teetotaler. My first introduc
tion to attend to business, or even to reading, tua I Business, Lectures qii Accounts, Busi H
tion to an Oregon weddiDg
wedding and country
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writing or the society of friends, etc. Ì he pa ness Customs, Mercantile Ethics, £e.
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tient will pribably complain of Dizzii ifess,
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Hardware, Iren, Steel,
Orompt attention given to Collections, &c Vertigo, and that sightlknd hearing | are
¡¿uis,
It was a biting cold night—the cabin was
JU Will practice in the Supreme, District Weakened and sléep disturbed by dre:
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constructed on hygienic principles—pot Smiths’ Bellows, Anvils, Vises,
anfl County Uodrls ol this State.
Scholarships,
embracing
the
whole
Business
coughs
and
slow
fever
;
while
some
havi
e
ex
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air-tibht—but we managed to keep up the
Wagon and Seat Springs, Nuts
ternal rheumatic pains, and numbness o it the
Course, Regular) and special-Lectures, time
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circulation by galloping our pretty partners
body.
.Some
of
commoin
sym
the
most
common
’
symptoms
and Washers, Tbimble Skeins,
unlimit ed, with privilege of reviewing ’
up and down and round the outside until
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are pimples in the
i * faee, and aching in differ-
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the peep of day, when we mounted our
Cumberland Coal, Haying Tools, •
ent parts of the body, patients suffering fr< nm at any future tinje,
4 Tartars of the Cayuse breed,’ and made
this disease should apply immediately to D r i
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Scythes and Snaths, Grain Cradles,. Hay
P
errault
,
cither
in
person
or
by
¡cite»,
as
either
lette'
for home. And this reminds me that
SAw
Students enter at
| any 'time; there being
Forks, Mechanics’ Tools of the best quality
he will guarantee a cure of Seminal Emissions no vacations.
Judge Skinner, considered as an Orego
and impotence in Six to eight weeks.
,
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185uFor further ' particulars, address the
nian, is entitled to claim the honor of manufacturers of the celebrated
patients
suffering
from
Venereal
disease
President or call
a the College,
.11 at
being of the blue bicod of Yamhill. In
4 , D >BB’N HORSE NAILS.,
A
in any
i—
stage,
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W ■ 1 T Strictures,
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K. LAUDENSLAGER,
that county he first pitched his tent, and
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Bubo
‘ * Ulcers,
T*
Cutáneos
Cutaheos ”
Eruptions, etc.,¡will
President,
JACOB UNDERHILL &CO7i
through .most of his life that rustic para
be treated su| ijcpessfully. All Syijihilitic and H. M. D e F rance , Sdcr.tnry.
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100 Front street, Portland.
dise has been his home. I am the more
Mercurial JTai, ints entirely removed from the ■
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induced to make this statement at this
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time because some irreverent members of
CARDING
where
patients
can
see for themselves fhirt
the Idaho Legislature hate lately indulged
I,
ould avail themselves of this method of
in profance and untimely sneers, at that
saying to BUILDERS aed others that they are under the care of a regularly educated
AND H ’
practioner. ■ The best references giveii if
I^afayctte ¿ridge, No. i
famous nursery of Oregon’s* great and
ire prepared at all tim^s to Furnish
required.
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lucky min. God bless Yamhill! My
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suffering
under
chronic
disease
f
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malediction be upon the rude and vulgar At ¿he NORTH YAMrflLL MILLS.
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Can call and e; xamioe for themselves, We in-
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varletstbat would speak ¿¡spitefully of heir.
The undersigned wqi old
“ inform the
GOOD TEMPLARS,
vile investigate
tion ; claim not to know every- ORDER OF
J Ml
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FARMERS
of
YAMHIL
eets
every
Tuesday
evening at 6 o’clock
iL and adjoin-
thing, nor to cure everybody, but we do claim
May they be compelled to live out all their
eets evi
Sleepers.
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ties, that he is prepared to
that in all case es taken under treatment |.we
member^ of th<l
days in IdahoJ and go hence without see ing CounHi
order
in good standing
are
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fulfill
our
pron:
,
invited to attynd
pises.
We
particularly
request
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ing Yamhill.
t ¡R ev II G. H. G reer , Wf C'.T.
those who have tried this ‘ boasted dovtpr,
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A im ! in fact everything in the shape
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that advertised physician, till they are worn
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|J. li. U pton , W. R.£$.
WOOL Into ROLLS at the Custom
out and discodraged, td ca l upo . usi*—Low
charges and quick Cures. t -
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ary Prices of the Country- . Persons
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Ladies suffering from ahy Complaint in A
wishing Good ROLLS must bring
T
cidental to th^ir sex, can consult the doc
CLEAN* WOOL; Also one pound of
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tor with the assurance of relief.
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Greasisbv eveiy Seven pounds of '
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is al80 ready as usual, to >
¡DM surpassed id» Oregon, if
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore-« Wojl.;
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
goA, iri abd for Yamhill County, (50 cts. Rev
the Pacific Coast! t
GRIND GRISTS.
M,
enue Stamp cancelled.)
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*ur Mill is situated on Panther Creek, nia for Dr Biot’ ’q ^ Female monthly pills. Their
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Travis Johnson, John Johnson, L. T.
of LAFAYEJTE, and is immense sale has established their reputation
Free and Accepted Masons.
O r Z-
E xchange
FLOUR for WHEAT, At
.
miles west
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Johnson, Lucinda M’CulIocb, Madison c„
as a female rei imedy, unapproached land far'in
•
Short
Notice.
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M’Culloch, Barbara Johnson, B. John
j by a dense Forest of large clear advance of eve; other remedy for
■ suhfosded
Meets in Lafoyejtte ori the 1st and 3rd
fo suppres-
Trusting to be able to give SATIS.
sot^ and Houston, Johnson’ legal repre
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and other obstrWc- Friday of each month, at half past G in the
andJTender • Yellow Firs; also Cedar and ions and irregularities;
sentatives and heirs at law of James S. John-- FACTION, He would Respectfully
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■. ■ of • five
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0n receipt
dol ars afternoon.
solicit a share of Publio patronronage.
much other Valuable Timber ;abound in
son, deceased, Defendants.
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good
standing
are
Brethren
of
the
order,
in
these
pills
will
be
sent
by
mail
or
express
to
b-
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To Wm. Johnson, Travis Johnson, John North Yambill, Yamhill County, Ore-
any part of the world, secure from damage or invited to attend. GEO. H. STEWARD,
I b the»immediate vicinity of our Mill.
Johnson, L. T. Johnson, Lucinda M’Cul- gon, Apr. 9, —
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W. M.
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B. Johnson, and Houston Johnson, Des
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corner of Sstrtfmento and
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Montgomerv sts.,
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Box 978, P. 0. San
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are hereby summoned and required to aps
Francisco, stating the case
rase as minutelv
minutely as
n<
5 to
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possible,
general
habits
of
living,
occupation
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Clerks office in and for’.Yamhill County Ore
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>11 communications confidential.
flew Goods, Xew Arrange-
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judgment recovered by plaintiff, Wiliam Rob
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Ransom Clark, on the W, day of Oct, 1852,
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for three hundred and sixty dollars, in the
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United States District Court, in and foj Yam
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bill Couhty, then Territory of Oregon, within MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET Müs
SIC,
MUSIC
BOOKS,
STRINGS,
ten days from the date of the service of this
summons upon you, if served in Yamhill
MJMB
Pi nl Iffir *
Countyand within twenty days if served
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
in any other eounty io this state; and that if
of the Hoösc of ECKLES
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Mechanics to be superi-
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you fail to answer within said time, plaintiff
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will apply to the Court for leave to issue an
VMITY
LODGE»
WO.
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BURBANK
in
Lafjbyett^, begs'kave tqsay
• execution on said judgment, for nine hund
OLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRA
-INDEPExNDENT-
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red and fortysfonr dollars, the amount of said
ted
Mason
A
Hamlin
Cabinet
Organ.
judgment and interest, besides costs and di»»
he is on hand at the old stand with a better
e solicit a trial, and guaratee satis f
The best instrument of the kind in the
bursements herein expended.
world. Also, Agent for Steinway & Son’s . :
P'
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-,111 ORDE R GOOD TEMPLARS. General assortment of Goodsjban is usually
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By order cf Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge.
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fe
Moor.
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brought to this place, which we propose to
Eebruary 15, 1867.
19 v2 no4 6w
Seh
sell for cash or ready pay as jow as the same
Gold Medal Plan* Forte. r
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4 O. YocriM, W. 0.1,
M.
Simpson
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articles can be had in Portland.
G. A. H enby „ W. S.
186Q.4
These instruments have elicited the highest
Q
Produce Taken at the highest Mar
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cOmihendatien'from the musical profession,: f /-
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and
have
received
the
written
testimony
of
The Best Remedy Wrir
Having purchased our stock with CASH
The undersigned has re-
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thereby availing ourselves eff the very best
Nerves, Restoring the lost Appetite, is
hill County
Bdmjster-
States,
as
to
their
superiority
over
all
others,
Bargains in the Market, ah4 having determ-
FRESE'S HAMBURG TBA.
e in bis own proper pei
It is tbe best preservative against almost soy in quality and volume of tone, capacity forex
soni AR persons having just
j
elaims nga-
to sell only for CASH or PRODUCE, weare
sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs
pression,
quickness
of
action,
durability
and
s Will present them properly
Enabled to offer Inducements to Customers
only, it can be given safely to inlknta. Full
orWooi i
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quality
of
keeping
in
tune.
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to
the
aforesaid
administra-
. directions in English, ___ French
Spanish
and
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pOR WHICH WE wHI pay tb. HIGHEST such as have never been Offered in Lafeyettb
f German, with every package. TRY IT!
e men,
BVBBT INSTRUMENT
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KKm WABBANTX»
before. Please give uis a trial
For sale at ail the wholesale and rets’
themse ve$ indebted tn
E. G.
□g stores and groceries.
drug
PBICE GOING.
wel
' .Bcltle* rKRarbaiik,.
EMffiFRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
nes
* n il / bub HA
Cor. First and Alder sta.,
ti2tb,
R. ECKELS
Lafayette, Non"''
“ 1866
Sole Agent, 410Clay staeet,
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