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Newspaper Page Textif r DALLAS. SATURDAY, JAN.'t. : " w '4rYl 8r0i IS. '"i Tte shades of night were falling fast, - A through an eastern city passed: , t A. Blooming maid in Bloomers dressed, "With this device upon her crest, V X Sorosis J sv" Iler brows were kind ; .beneath her vail Her eyea.blazed like a comet's tail, " And tike a martial bugle mag, - . ; . The tones of that outlandish tongue, h' Sorosis t -.Vi; ;-- - ' la happy homes she saw the light Whore hopes and lave made all things bright ' Without,- the night was dark and bleak, Aad hm her lips escaped the shriek Sorosis J - ! " Try not the polls I ' Oh, maid,' beware The screaming politician's snare." . ,f ;,. 'Twas all in Tain the old man cried, ' ' For still that ringing -voice replied , -.- Porosis ! " ' ' .' ' Oh stay E the' youpg man said, and rest Thy waterfall upon this vest!" A tear stole down her painted cheek, - : Bat still she answered with a squeak.., Sorosis! 1 k: ' ' ' ' ' ' " Da ware the baleful company J Of Franeis Train and Susan B." This was old Greeley's warning knell j i A Toice replied you go to well . t -4 ill . Borosis! - ' At break of day, as through the eteeet . .! , The watchman passed bid lonely beat With heavy eyes and sleepy y aw o, - T J A voice cried through the purple dawn, &;sn, ? 'Sorosis I i -m Next evening, on a rostrum high The maiden stood with biasing eye, While from her lips, serene but pale, A'voico came like a northwest gale, Sorosis! .-';.. Weather Rocord for Dee. 1 8 TO, Eeptby T. Pearce, Kola,' Oregon. North Lat 4i9 11, n West Long. 123 5" Pee." 1. mean temp. 37, clear, N. fog in val. 37, rain 051 in. wind S. S3, rain, 0-12 a. wind S. 1 38, rain 010 in. wind S. : 36, clear, wind 8. e 39, rain 0-62 in. wind S. 34, rii 1-80 spits snow 35, cloudy, wind ' " ' 36, rain, 030 in. -wind 6. f 41; eloady, wind S. -86, wind N. . 5;?iV. r; ' '23, wind - J-4.M I 30, ellear, wiad N. frost- ; 32, clear, wind N. frost. 31, el'r, N., pals auro. p m 31, el'rN. bright anrora, 24, elr N pale aur. 10 pm 24, clear, wind frost f 27, clear N. frost. rv n , ft n. n '"' , - It- . . . -t ' M $i 4 'V lay1 a. 11, IV 14, w IV i, iV , IV W1V ..20, w , . 21, clear, S "trvst. - c . . 21, dear, jf fwst. ss. ,,22,! 20, clear, K frost. n 33, & frost, fg all day It It - ' It ' H " n '"' i ; "'- si" 29, wind N. fog all day. jt8rwin& N. foV all diijr 33, K. fog at intervals 38, rain, 019 U S 69, 'cloudy, wiud S. 56, cloudy, S. 42rala6ia.S. v JT, "s 28, sas 's- 30, w, Jepa .teitptrajMirt .jf ; ? IllgheeV Xowest, 50. on the 29th and 30th. f.. 20, on the 22nd. .7 T . Weather Record for 18TO. ' j " Kepf by T. Piereey Eol- Oregonl " 1 f Lat, 44? 5T min, Long. 123 6 mlri; H ' Jan. Maximum temperature 4S, minimum temperature 20, mean temperature 37, number of rainy days 17, rainfall in inches 4-35, clear xlays 9, cloudy 2, faggy 3, partially foggy 2r Feb Maximum temperature 47, minimum temperature 33, mean temperature 39 number of rainy days 15, rain1 in 1 inches 563, clear days 4, cloudy 8, foggy 0, partially foggy 4. , 2lrch Maximum ; temperature 47, min. temperature 24, mean temperature 39, number of rainy days 16, rain. in inches 5-77, elear days 9, cloudy 6,' foggy 0, partially foggy 2. , , ApriL Maximum temperature 60, minimum tern 33,' mean tern 47. rainy days 12, rain in. 662, elear days 11, cloudy 7. ; ; '' - ' ; May Max -tern 66, min rem 44, mean tem . 52r rainy days 10, rain in. inches 246, clear days 9, cloudy 12 , v v-, June. Max tem 63, mia em 47, mean tem 69 rainy days 7; rain in inches 226, elear days 14, cloudy $' ;. s'j v;v.---v. . July. Max tem 81, min tem 52, mean tem 71, clear days 27, Cloudy 4. u - v4 Aog Max tem 83, min tem 57, mean tem 68, rainy days 2, rain in inches 008, elear days 24, cloudy 5. ; v. -": !'.; ' "fe " Sept. Max tem' 73, ruin tem 54, mean tem 69, rainy days 3, rain in inches 071, clear days l etoudj foggy 1 partially foggy 6. " Oct. Max tem 59, min tem 39, mean tem 46, rainy days: 3, rain in inches 090, clear days 27, cloudy "1, partially foggv 7. L' Nov Max tem 48, mia tem ' 36, mean tem 42, rainy days 11, rain in inches 6 05, elear days V cloudy 10, foggy 2, partially foggy Dee Max tem - 50, mia tem 20. mean. 33, rainy days, 9, raio ia inches 4 38 clear days 12, eloady 5, fogg Jartiallg foggy 2." Total number of rainy days, 105 total rain in. inches : 07 '31 clear days 170; .cloudy 78 ; ffk& f parfially: foggy 29. , I r ; l '' H 1 ' Remarkav 'ff ;i Total eclipse of mooa oa the 17th of January at 545 a m. Snow on the 14th of Feb., Snow on the 19th and J2th of March Extraordinary whirlwind oa the 20th of July. First frost the 2tt of Sept, brilliant aurora on the 24th. Brllllaat aurora on the 24th of Oct lasting all night I pale aorora- oa the 25th killing irost on the 25th. Aurora on the 15th, 16 and lfoh of December ' -':-" .v'1 '' s. I mt Olt LETTERS RI3SIAININO '4 : la the Post - Ofiea at Pallas, Jan. Is Wilt AndrewrD : ' , Jinstoa Jobs in-care of Booth JP ' v (Martin Harper Basket Mrs Catherine James i Klver Metsrs BlakclyC A Enifong John W Casnlsgham Wn Chamberlaia James P&lore Antoine Fletoher John T Ford TNI , -Iasti9gsAL : Harris Miss N J llaworth II S KHsn Samuel -Manlee (Chinaman) Lasater David A. . Mulkey Charley Rogers James r ., 'Kt Bmiih George VY A Stewart Alex Todd J F Win son Ben Jchsiton i Tbomai t r Whition W D J. D, LDE.P.M. W furniili , the Republican tod Dmortsff Monthly Jot $4 a year. .UrcvitiCM ; ; Advice, to ,beggars--Bcgon(e). ; g An inutvocjation-TeDdipg bar. ; Babyclotbes- f Bawl".- dresses.; .'.Behind time The, back; of a. clock. .; -A bad debt The owing of a grudge. 1 A fleeting show A traveling circus. i -- ( f . vc . v : ; -: , t. . . K Comfitaa little out of season- Can dieddates.v .' . ' . ' ' Syntax The 'fines asselcd in the Police Court - A?iu.v x"-l -WAshington oysters termed epigastric cs6xcy. ' r.' ..," Des Moines, Iowa, is to have a $60,- 000 31asonic Temple," V Tf; 1 ..... .IS- t L - ' - - - Vanity is a strong' drink that makes all virtues stagger. s I 3 J v 4 Sunday readers for political con trac tors The Book of Job. ; The modern (K)night Errand (t) A husband sent for the doctor. ,7; ' Baltimore's ; second census is said to have disclosed a population of 283,375. Mass. has no fixed rale of interese, but allows " free trade in money." Frontier settlers are much annoyed by boss-steal Indians. , V , Pancakes and a grub are the samet both make the butterfly. Napoleon Bonaparte ha been arrested for stealing cotton in Charleston. Miss Anna Dickinson is going to lecture on " Man's Hights not in the sense of mrrnage rites, however. . u Business before pleasure" as the man said when he kissed hi wife be fore going to make love to hia neigh v A nephew of Baron Moltke ia said to be a soldier in the U. S. army, at San Antonio, Texas." ';'" J j; The State Geologist of Ohio declares that the State has 10000 square iuilcs of coal deposit. yf S i ). u Laziness grows on people It be gins in cobwebs,; and ends in iron chains. The more, business a uiaa has, the more he is able to do, for he learns to safe his-time.?' t .;xmA tr? . A person bcin ; asked , what was meant by the "realities of Jife,M answered Beal estate, real money, and a real gxd dinner -none of which could be realized without real' hard work." A Ken. piper declares that party of emigrant! " have "passed through with 33 boic "holies and women, and dog without, number," Jlalher, a bad lot or is it the puuetuation. ?H!? DfaliaWe'lttiediesriFor corns, easy shoes j for" bHe, - exercise ; for rheumatism, "new flannel nnd-patiertce) for out, toast and water ; for the tooth" ache, a dentist for debt,' indu&trj; and for love, matrimony, . ., . A girl, hearing the Jady of the house at dinner ask her husband to bring Dombey and Son with him when he came home to to tea, had two extra plates on the supper table. Since 1800, Fngland, the most inso lent power in Kurope, has been enga ged in 49 wars. France fought 37 wars in the same time; llussia has contended in 21 ; Austria in 12, Prussia in 7; These wars included nearly all the 7 other nations of Europe, and the reader may judge from ? this statement whether Europe is a pleasant place for pcrma nent residence. Mrs. Agafsiz ; tells us that in jeer tain Am-J-eonian tribes, on the , day of his marriage, while the wedding featiTi: ties are going - Off, the bridegroom's hands is tied up in a paper bag filled with fire ant. If he bears this torture smilingly and' unmoved; he is consid ered fit for the trials of matrimony. - Says ' the Psalmist : " Ho maketh my feet like hind's feet." A negro preacheTr read it ''liefl's fcet and pro ceeded to say, " dat a hen in the hen roost, when it flls asleepj . tightens its grip so 's not to full off. - And dat's how true faith, my breddren, holds" on to the rock." J ' ' : - ' The $12 Lever Watch, No; '13,580, purchased from Chas. P. Norton & Co. 80 NassarjStreeti New; York, January 5th, has been carried - by me over six months, with a total variation sip time of only 26 seconds, without the slight est regulating, and prtscnta the same brilliancy of color as when purchased; :nV . JAMES Ui WILSON, ' 1 ". Sec. American 8. M. Co.N Y New York, July 80th, 1870. 34.8m 'I have for . the past, eight months, constantly used one of the $15 Norton, Oride Gold Lever , Watches, manufac tured : by Chas. , P. : Norton & Co. 86 Nassau-Street, New York, and, found the total variation in its Tunebut one half minute, (30 seconds,) and it re tains the same appoaranco of gold ' as when, purchased,. Several of, our men use them- with the sarad results. I oheerfut recommend ' them for correct ness sndwear r -1 h r S.'tt t-?l HORACE W. WIIITAKKR. 84-3m Erie Kailroad. " T n a Jf it? A Railroad JTInh Ahead It is ffcnerallv County that I am selling goods from 25 to 50 per cwuu cuvaper man any other Store tais side of 'Portland. " Now I do nnt ntra tht bn advertisement, ? hut simply as an. explanation. ucu umi m xvairroaa irom Portland South on the West Bide of the River, it will open np a new era for the citizens of the coun ties tbroutrh which it will n. ao take his wife, leavo the children with their uncie, go to rortiand and gather up a full list of supplies, at a very trifling expunse, and at a figure far below country prices, providing there were not merchants through the country up with the'times. But there will he plenty of live men in the arena. " All the old fogies wUl lJave to give way, huy themselves a Uttle farm, and retire to quiet life.' This is not sarcastic, but downright truth, as history of the past proves. And T expect those that are now little children will relate' to their children in time hereafter how that, In the olden time, over there, on the bill just across Salt Creek, at Ed. duff's old Store House, M. M. Elljs inaugurated the now practice of selling goods at Portland prices, and paid the freights himself Com a nt me. "! Yon J shall be entertained in a first class manner, with first class goods. 40-tf M. M. ELliIS. C. V. PARMENTER. V. i. BABCOCK, PARMENTER ti BABCOCK, Manufacturers, and Wholesale and He- tall Dealers InJ Commercial Street, 8alm, Oregon, H AVE ON HAND TUB LARGEST btock of v -. - ,. Furniture, Hcdditi, Window-Shades. Hollands, and To be found In Marlon Coantr. f ' - All kinds of Picture Fnmi. ("nffim ii Caskets made to order on short notice and at reasonable rates: k ' PARMENTER A BABCOCK. Salem, March 23, 1870. i-tf t n m o c c i b je w t a i,, t Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL, i v Cerner of First and Blorrlaon Streets, ;, . , PORTLAND, OREGON, r . Mcaara. SlltTII 4e ' COOK TT AVE TAKEN TniS WELL1 KNOWN OL House and Refitted aad Refarnished it throughout, making it by far the BEST HO TEL IN PORTLAND. i s N. B. Hot and Cold Baths attached to tha House for the benefit of Guents. , . - - - .,'---, w 6M ITH A COOK, "' ' f-s .:r,!..iH'i! - Proprietors. Portland, April 14, lsrO. 7:tf ' Wholesale and He tall dealera lu BOOKS, ...itv STATIOXRIiY, 'V MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND YAJS K KE i.N OTI ON S . f STE TAKE THIS dpPORTUNITT OF f f intorming the public that we have just received a large invoice of . Wall Paper, ; Of all styles, direct from the manufactories la the East Oar etoek' Is the - v : Largest ever offered In this Market, Which we will sell at wholesale and retail CHEAP as any other houae in the State. , YEATON A BOON. Salem, Ogn., March 10th, 1870, 2-tf 1870 WiUicrf Bros. 1870. - MANUFACTURERS, '-' . - . OKEGOX. t ' - t .r Men's Tap Sola Sewed Boots.......$U,00 .. Men's Double Sole, Sewed Boot...... 13 00 M Men's Single Sole, Sewed Boots...- 12 00 Men's Tap Sole, Pegged Boots...... 11 0 g Men's Single Sole, Pegged Boots... 10 00 o o Men's French Kip Boots..... ' 9 00 Men's Kip Boots, Oregon or Cali- fornia leather..... 1 00 g g Men's Best French Calf Sewed Ox- H ford Ties.. 7 oo; Men's Best French Calf Pegged Ox ' ford Ties............ 6 00 - fpHE BEST BRANDS OP FRENCH CALF M used in all oar boots, and every pair warranted to give satisfaction.- W also have the largest and best selected stock of Eastern and Califoruia made Hoots and Hhoes which wo offer at wholesale or retail at prices which defy competition. , . , OAK SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH CALF, KIP AND UPPER , SHOE? FINDINGS, r ' Shoe Machinery and everything generally foand ia a Leather and Finding 8tore. 1 Gold coin paid for HIDES and FURS. ' ; . . . i s , GILBERT BROb. I Salem, Ogn March 10, 1870 -i- ri-m iBJRMTtIRE! n'vToanfrcs,;;;; nedflteads, A Variety of CHAIRS, for Kitchca and i-.rtp -,v - Parlor' -y -'t, h.v o RAV-HIDE nOTTOSl CIIAIHS. .- - Of my own make. H-f:f Shop new Waymirc'iMlil I INVITE TnB PUBLIC TO EXAMINE ; my stock. , I shall be pleasM to show yoa my goods, and better pleased when ym buy, , New Work put tap to order, aad Repalripf done at the lowest oasb price. . it ADDRESS TO , TnE- JcrvoMs and .. Debilitated WHOSE SUFFERINGS IIAVE BEEN Protracted from Hidden Causes, AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE . PROiTlPT TREATPT1EIVT to render Existence Desirable. If yon are suffering or have suffered, from involuntary discbargee,! what effect does it produce upon your general health? Do you fee! weak, debilitated, easily tired t Does a little extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Doe your liver, or urinary organs,' or your aiuney frequently get out or order 7 Is yonr urine sometimes thick, milky or flacky, or is it ropy on settling? Or does a thick scum rise U the top ? Or is a sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do yon have spells of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels constipated ? J Do yon have spells of fainting, or rushes oblood to the neaur as your memory impairear is your raina eoosianuy aweutng oo tbls subject? vo you feel doll, listless, moping, tired of com pany, of life? Do, yea wish to be left alone, to get away from everybody ? Does any little thing make you start or jump ? Is yonr sleep broken or restless ? Is the lustre of yonr eye as brilliant? Th bloom on Your eheek as bright? Do you enjoy yourself la society as well ? - Da yen pursue your bailnass with the same energy? Are yonr spirits dull and flag King, given to fits of melancholy? Do yon feel as much eonfidenee la yourself? IT so do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have yo restless nights ? Tour back weak, yonr Knees wearc, ana nave but litUe appeuta, and you aurioou tnu to dyspepsia, er liver eom plalat? . t HOW, HEADER, selfabuse, venereal diseases badly, cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of producing a weakness or tne generative organs. - The or gans of generation, when la perfect health, MAKE THE MAN. p Did-You Eerer TliinU that those bold, defiant, energetic, persevering successful business men, are always those whose generative organs are ia perfect health ? You neve hear sueh men complain of beioa melancholy, of nervousness, or palpitation of tne beart. Tbey are never afraid they can net succeed in business ; , they doa't become sad and discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant in the eutnpaav of ladies, and look cyan nd them right ia the face -none of jeur downeast looks or other meanness about theni. I do not mean those woo keep the organs ia Dated by ronntng to excess. These will not only ' ' " " " HUiri THEIR COnGTITUTIOflS, bat also those they do business with or for. How many men, from badly enred diseases. from the effects of seu-abuse and excesses, h ive brought about this state of weak es In those organs that has redoeed the general sys tem so much . as to induce almost every th or IDIOCY,'..-;; '"" T.lTWAflV PARALYSIS, spinal affections, suletde, and' almost every other form of disease which humanity is h to, ani the real cause of the trouble ecarcety ever sutpected, and have -doclorod for all but the right one. -; - ( f-' ? i- Disease of these organs require the se of a Diuretic - - ' llelmbold's ; Jltiid Extract : is the great Diurelie, and" Is a certain euro for disease j ef ? the Bladder, ? Kfdaeys, O ravel,' lropy,f UrgaaieWeakneM,FemaIe Complainta General Debility, and all diseases of the Uri nary Organs, whether existing la Male or Fe male, from whatever cause originating, and no maiicr oi aewjongfsxaoaiag.i?' gTQOI ) If no treatment is submitted to, Co'nromp tion or;Insaaity..may ensue.-;, Our flesh aad blood are supported from these sources, and the health and happiness, and that of Poster ity, depends upon prompt use ef a reliable remedy. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU .... ?r. . -j ,-, . ....... . . . ,, i .. Established upward of Nineteen years, IS PREPARED BY II. T. IIEOIHOI.D, Druff;ist, 1 504 nroadirny, n. y. i t , ...j. , . . ,.. . j - 10 1 South Tenth St., Phila. ":;.;. .- - , - i. m Friet ti 2 J per Bottle, or 6 EotUei for 9 50, delivered to any addreat. Said by all DrfsUaTerywatre)r .;i':-sy 'iv ;2MB; ARE OEWlJirif JE iinleMi iione tip iuiitccl ' eii gravctl wrapper with lac eimile soC ray Chemical VTarehdusc, and signed ; . :ii I .ittt., ; s'-iv .. . f f I ' 't -5 I,, ' ; DALLA8 LIVERY. FEED L SALE At Cor1 Main and Court Street, Thos. G, Richmond, Proprietor. HAVINO PURCHASED THE, A96VE Stand, of Mr. A. H.' Whitley, we' have ' re fitted' and 're-stocked it' In such-a manner as will satisfactorily meet every, want of the eom-' munitv. ; . d Buggies, single or double, Hacks, Cou- cord wagons, etc., etc., ,? Furnished at all hours, day or night, en ' short notice. Superior' Saddle Horse; let by . the Day or Wirek. ; f - , TERr.33, REASONABLE. , -4;. '-, .' 'i , . T. O. JtlCHMOND This Is the most thorugh blood purifier1 yet discovered, and cures all Author i from the worst &roflt to a common JCrtfoi, - JHmplet and Blottkct on tkfce, and cay or rough skin, which are such annoying" blemishes to many yoans; persons, yield to the use of few bottles of this wonderful medicine. From one to eight bottles enre Salt JRheum Erytiptlat, Scald head, Jting Worms, Boil; Scaly Eruptions o the Ski Seronla Sores, UUerS and " Cakler in tks Mouth mnd Stomach, It is a pare medieiaal extract of native roots and plants, eorAbiaing in harmony , Nature's most sovereign, enrative properties, which Ood has instilled 'into the vegetable kingdom for: healing the sick, t It is a great restorer. for the streogth. , and vigor .of the system. Those who are languid, sleepless, have nervous apprehensions or fears, or any on the affections symtomatie of iteaknesit, will dad convincing evidence of its restorative power apon trial. If yoa feel dull, drove, delUita ted and despondent, have freqnedt If eadacb, month tastes badly in the morning,' irregular appetite and tonguei eoate4, yr are suffering from Torpid Liter ofBillionsness,' In many eases of ' Liver Complaint only' a, part of these symptoms are experienced. As a remedy for all such eases, Dr. Pierce's Qolden Medical Discovery has no equal, as it effects perfect cures," leaving the liver strengthened and healthly. For the cure ef Habitual Constipa tion of the Bowels it is aaever 'failing remedy, and those who have nsed it for ibis purpose are load ia its praise. Tn Bionchial, Lung diseases it baa prodaeed many ' truly remarkable cares, where other-medicine bad failed eWld by druggists at l.(0 per bottle. Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory Of J It. V. PIERCE, M. D. Buffalo. N. Y. . . ; -, . ,f ..i ' - JNov. lO-Srar- DRUG ST Oft E; Northwest Corner Main and 91 Hi Ms., I', c, ;.AI,lA8,:CiN.: HAVINO PURCHASED the OLB.STAXD formerly belonging to 'W. S. lUbb, and wishing tft live and let live, I will sell ht Iw rate, 1; OR CAB 11, ef erylhuig in my liuot Dirngrs, Patclut Jlcdiciii.Cfs And all kinds Of rUREXIQlfortS, put up ''' i expressly for Medicinal us. ' ;J j-t: ' . - f t :' -i - v: l PEHtU.MKKIES OP ALL lilXDS. Cream Tartar, Sftlemtti, ' Wrf;f'? -., i ?-s r;v- Bird Setff, - -t r-j ' 1 i E And everything else that is kept in.a.FIUST CLASS PRim STORK. ' T NIClItH CODE DHgsisls. eanMrarMraMMMrMM ,The rrtandftrd remedy for Cihs; In- i 4- flueiiza, Sprc . Throat, , litHrpInjf tj Coagh, Croup, Liver Complaint, Uronchltis, llleediug of tlie ' Xunge, aiid-evcry a flection at the ; Throat. Luuga and Chest, iucl-jd- lng Co'aumption. " . , , ; V latere Balaam does not dry np - a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses. " . tha Lunge, allay irritation, thus; . removing the cauee the com- , r- plaint .None genuine unlet sign- " e4 I, 11UTTH. Prepared by 8UT1I . W. POWLI3. WIN, .poeton,,! Sold by REODlSGTt5? WS-,, r TETTER ft COh Pi-attcfcc,,, , HAPOLEOIJ 13 A PfllSPIIEB OF BUT V. HEADQUARTERS Is on Main Street, t opposite the iConr, House New Store ! fciy Goodai I -( I am aoir trehared to otler a 1 lare and ehoice assortment of , . . ; " 3 4i provisions;'1 GIIOCKHIES, : , s v; NAILS, AXES & 8IEVESJ ? QUEENSWARE. : 'iil WOODEN & WILLOW WARE. i BOOTS & SHOES, EACTORYvGOODSin! A YANKEE NOTIONS. &o. A;o. ' I design to keep only the choicest aad best articles and sell at a small profit for .cash or produce.; ;--..t f:, ; t i .Our. motto Is quick sales and-small profits. J '-n-f a - r-i' - G. B, STILES. PaUaj,.0?t. ,i vr.-v 4S-tf.i.- V"M?T' snre a'"'srT"-w- w Fit G3i?OSC3eScS" " r 'rliMii" 'n irTnii7T7i" I """ " ' n'-FOIl SPECIAL- COMPLAINTS': y ... - ..... CLARK'S IHVIG ORATOR glvef etrenethto the seed and debilitcd. It ie especially designed for young men who . have wasted their vigor by excesses of eyerj kind and all persons whose ' systems have become weak'ly imprudence, are completely restored oj its use. Price One Dollar. .rr f ' BR. CLARK'S PtJRIFIER cleans 'Ihe' blood from all impurities; such as Scrof ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humors of every sort.' J Bad Breath. j Offensive Pers piration, Foul Feet Catarrhi Discharges .from the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of tho Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Blotches; and -all diseases of the Skin. It Is also" beneficia in diseoscf of the Lungs and Digestive Organs. Price One Dollar.' ;"-.'., .? -- ; " 'i .". ' BR, CLARKE'S PANACEA .relieves pain of every description ; , Headache, Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, Pains in the Breast and Limbs. 1 It is in vain ?ble remedy in all Nervous ' Disorders, and no. family should be without it. Price One Dollar. he CLARK'S ELIXIR is a certain cere for all weakness of the GenitoUrinaiy Organs, and discharges of a maeo purulent hature, Leuoorihaoca, ' Gonborrhoea, Sperma torrhoea, and Seminal . Weakness, are speedily cured by its use. Price One Dollar. - BB. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females only, Is guaranteed to correct alt speeial irregmlarities of Single Ladies. Married La dies are accustomed not to use it when in a certain condition, as its effects would be too powerfuL Price One Dollar. ; '1,v,t-''':-i:'i" All of these celebrated remedies are prepared from ' Flaid Extracts, under our jmmo-aiate snpeTlsionand are warranted fret?h and pure. All afflicted per jobs should send a carefully written stetement of their ailments to-Iff. Clark,- aad the proper remedy will' le sent to their address. Dr. Clark can be consulted personally at his offie, and will fomish all the necessary accommodations to patients who place themselves under his care. All , letters adddressed, 3 DR. J. CLARK r,; Omiee, 1,270, Broadway, ew York . FRENCH HEDIGAL : OFFICE. v ilr. afulien Perranlt Ir. of Medicine of the faculty of ra'- rie". Graduate of theUnlverfclty of ;2 Queen's College, and-Physician. f the St. John ItsptlMe Fo-i ;?, elety of Man trauelseo f PEER AUtT HAS THE PLEAli ure to inform patients- and ofhrs nvcking confidential medical advice'tbat be ran be eoniolted daily at bis office, Armory Hall iiujlding, ' Aorta East corner of At)tpomery and JSscrsmcnto i streets', an Frstcifco, Rooms Nos. 'S.lO,' 11 first' floor, up r-lairsv c&trsbre on either'ifontgrttury er fscrsmcrte stTrctii, Da. ea.nati.T; studies,. have -been almost exclusively devoted Jo the cure, of the Tari'.taa farms Vf Nervous" rd"PhyMcal "Debility, the remit of injurious habits -acquired in youf b, which umnllv tcrmii.Bte in imfoterce, and t rility, and pern atit-ntlj induce all the con comitant of old age. Where a secret infirm ity exists, involving the hspphirrs of a life snd that of others, reason and morality dictate the nercir4ty of its removal, lor it. is a fact that premature ' decline of the vljror of manhood, matrimoraial uebsff iners," compulsory ; single life, eto.,- hav their sources in cause,' the gcnn.df which, is planted in carljlifc, and the -bitter fruits tled long afterward ; , patients, laboring 'under thr comptaint will eomplslo of one or more of the folio tug; symptoms i Nocturnal Ktnissions, Pains in the Back and HeadfMVeskhesf "6r Memory ""and Sight, Dis eharge .from the .Urethra on going to ttoel or make water. Intellectual Faculties, are Weak cned; Lcts's'of Memory ensues, Ideas are cloud ed,4 and there is: a disinclination -to attend t6 business, of even t -reading, ri ting or tbe rb cJety of friends, etc. The patient will proba ajly complain of Diitincss, Vertigo,and that Wgbt'atnd Hearing are Weakened, and sleet disturbed bj dreams, melancholy, sighing, palpitation, faintiogs, coughs and slow f-vers.; wbile ome have external rheumatic pain, and Tobmbfiess of the body ; Some of the rodft etbmrn. symptoms are pimples In the fac,. and aching in different partf of . the body m Patients suffering from this disease should ap ply immediaf-.ly to Dr. Pehr avlt, either id person or by letter, as he will guarantee a cure of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in six or eight weeks, . Prftients suffering frtm vencrial discise in sat atare. Gonorrhea.' Gleet. Strictures.' Bubo. Ulcers, Cutaneous Eruptions, etc., will be treat ed successfully., AH Syphilitic and. Mcrcuria Taints entirely removed from the system., ' Db. Perbai'LT's diplomas are in his office! where patients cm see for themselves that they are -under the care of a reeularly educated practitioner. The best references given if re quiredi !-''.',k , v. .... v... i Patientl suffering under ebronlc diseases can call and examine for themselves. ;We invite investigation ; claim not to know evervthinr. nor to cure everybody, but we do claim that in all cases taken under treatment we fulfil our , promises.' We particularly request those who ,a . - a a a . . v nawai arwasabfa ni ivna avan aatam aakA.a . j . x tisedphfician tul worn oat aad diicouraged, to call apon us. ', -,. .;,. . Low charges and quick cares. Ladies saffertng from any eomclalnt Incident tad to their sex, can consult the doctor with th assurance of relief. .., . i , , . Female Monthly Pills. DaPaaaavruTlstheealTarent in Califontfa for DrBiott's, Female Monthly Pills.; Their Immense sale has established their refutation as a female remedy noapproached, and far In aavance or every other remedy tor suppressions' and irregvlarities, and other obstructions in fe males. On the receipt of five dollars, these Pills will he sent by mail or ex'prcss' to any part of the world, secure from curiosity er damage. Persons at a distance can be cured at borne, by addrcsslne a letter to Da PKRRAftr, corner of -Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 1ft aad 11, or Box, 973, ,l O,, fcaa ranwsco, statin st the ease as minutely as possible, .general habits of living, occupation, etc., etc. , i All eommanloations eonnaeuntti. i-iy v I WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR HORSES, cattle or sheep, my CAM Bit A aitd PllOi IOGRAPIIIC STOCK;, also my dwelling house and Gallery la Dallas. For particulars lanulre of Hi F. Nichols or ; v j s 10-tf . ; - CHAS. LAFOLLETT. ; ' '" 1 " 1 11 ' J.I",,PJ,II , 1 ii hi ii i mmm i li 1 1, pwn i iW e SALT.CARMENt ISLAND AKD LIV EftrOOL Salt, in quantities to suit, t . . rC0X A EAIUIART'S, Saloai; . - - ' ' ' ; ' '?,.- Vv'Vi', - -V . - : r - h V S. ':.. j, . : - . vy Ji.fi.; ?tt .1 T.