Liberal Republican., December 14, 1872, Image 4

XALLAS, SATURDAYTdEO. 14.
premiums on sales of gold in excess of
"premiums paid on bonds purchascd,$5,
447,089 89; add amount of the cash bal
ance at the close of the year, accom
panied with th,e sale at the commence
ment of the ycar,$337384 G5; total,99,
900,253 54. This statement treats solely
of the principle of the public debt by the
monthly statement of the public deb,
'"which adds together the principal and
interest due and unpaid and interest
.accrued to date, and deduct the cash in
the Treasury. As recorded on the day
of publication, tho reduction was
8100.544,491 28. The source of this
reduction is as follows : Reduction on
principal account, 899,800,003 54 ;
reduction on unpaid interest account,
3,430,957,55; total, 8103,290,950 50;
Yejjuction in cash on hand. 82,740,405 22
iotai, 10,544,491 28 ; on the basis of
ihe last total, the statetments show a
reduction of the public debt from the
first of March, 18G9, to the present time
as follows : From March 1, 1809, to
March 1,1870, 887,347,828 44 i from
March 1, 1870, Slarch 1, 1871,
$li$,8l,G3(35; irom March 1, 1871
to March first 1872, 896,840,385 4
Vrom March 1, 1872, to November first
1882 (eigth months), 804,047,24734 ;
Jotal. 8303.090,999 " Willi' the
great redaction on taxation by ret of
Congress at its last ees&ioja the expendi
tures of Ine Government in collecting
the Revenue jrill be much reduced for
the next fiscal year. It is very
doubtfuf, however, whether, any
further reduction of so heavy a bur
then upon the people will be practica
ble for the present. At all events, as
a measure of justice to holders of
the nation's certificates of indebtedness,
I would recommend that no legislation
be had upon this subject unless it be
to correct errors' 'of omision or
commission in the present laws until
a sufficient time Jia3 elapsed to prove
that it can be done and still leave
sufficient revenue to meet the current
exp-nses of the Government and pay
the interest on the public debt and
Lrnviae for the sinking fund established
by law. Preservation of our national
credit is of the highest importance.
Next in importance to this comes the
solemn duty to provide a national
currency of fixed and unvarying value,
as compared with gold, as soon as
practicable, having due regard for the
interest of the debt, or class and the
vicissitudes of trade and commerce, and
pouyertable into gold at par.
Tllg rATEN? OFFICE
During the year ending Sept. 30,
1872 there were issued from the Pat
ent Office 14,Q3( patents, 23 extensions
and 556 certificates and rcgisiters of
trade marks. During the same
time 19,587 applications for patents,
inpluding re issues and designs havo
been received, 3,100 caveats filed
The fee received, during the same pe
riod amounted to 8700,959 85 and the
total expenditures 8023,553 90 making
the net receipts over expenditures 877
400 50. Since 1830 2,000,000 appli
cations for patents have been filed, and
about 134,000 patents have been issued.
The office being conducted under the
game laws and general organization as
adopted at its origin, when pnly
from one to five hundred applications
were made per annum the Commis
sioner showsr that the office has outgrown
the original plan and that a new
organization has become necessary
U'his sudject was presented to Congress,
in a special communication in
February last, with my approval and
the approval of the Secretary of the
Intel ior, and the suggestions contained
in said communication were embraced
in a bill that was reported to the House
by the Committee on Patents at the
last session. The subject of the
organization of the Patent Office, as
contemplated by the bill referred to, is
of such importance to the industrial
interests of the country that I
recommend it to the attention of
Congress. The Commissioner also
treats of the subject of the separation
of the Patent 4 Office from the
Department of the Interior. The
subject is also embraced in the bill
heretofore referred to. The. Commis
eioner complains ot want of room for a
model gallery, and for a working for do
and necessary files for the office. It is
impossible to transact the business of
the office properly without more room
in whjeji to arrange artipjps and
drawings that must be consulted
hourly in the transaction of business.
The whole of the Patent Office
bpjlding will soon be needed, if it is
pot already, fpr tho accommodation of
the business of the Patent Office.
certain Transfers of tower rec
om mended.
I renew the rpporamendation mode
on a previousoccasion for the transfer to
the Department of the Iutcrior,to which
they Bpcm . more appropriately to be
jong, of all the powers and duties lq
relation to territory with which the
Department of Statp is now charged
by law or by custom.
Subscribe for the Liberal IIefuii
Lican.
The Great Pictoral Antiual.
Ilostetter'a United States Almanad for I 73
for distribution, jrmf j,tbroughtout the United
Sta tes, and all civilized countries of the Wes
tern Hemisphere, is now published and ready
for delivery, In the English, German, French
Norwegian, welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohe
mian and Spanish languages, and all who wish
to understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the suggestions it con-'
tains, la addition to an admirable medical
treatise on tho cause?, prcvean -- euro of
cur 'j a great variety of diseases, it embraces
a large amount of information interest ng to
the merchant, tho mechanic, the miner, the
fanner, tho planter, and professional man ;
and the calculations have been made for such
meridians and latitudes as are ruost suitable for
a correct and comprehensive National Calen
dar.. The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of Ilostetter'a Stomach Bitters, the sta
ple tonic and alterative of more than half
the Christians and, are fully set forth in it"
pages, wbict; are also interspersed with pictoral
illustrations, valuable receipts for the house
hold and farm, humorous anecdotes, and other
instructive and amusing reading matter, origi
nal and selected. Among the annuals to appear
with the opening of the year, this will be one
of the jpaost useful, aud may be had for the ask
ing. The proprietors, Messrs Hosteller t Smith
PittsbTirg Pa on receipt of a two cent yatanjp
will toward opy by mail to any one who
cannot procure one in his neighborhood. The
Bitters are sold n every city, town and village
and axe extensively used through the on tire
civil izad world,
HOLLOWAY'S
9 Usss
Erery Han his own Physician.
O-A-TTTIOlSr-
rpTIE immenw dernanl for TTOTXOWAY'S
A 1ILI..S Mil OINTMKXT m tempted
unjirinciiWd partius to counterfeit thMM valu
able mclicilitrs.
In order to protect tn pt&!i and onroelrea,
we h wo isue n new " Tra.io Murk," ronsint
ino?na Egyptian circle of a erjent, with
the 1 tt tir Hint he centre. Every box of pt n
uine lloixowar'a Pill and Oimtmewt will
have thin trttJo maik on it ; none are genuinu
without it.
N, V CniutCAi. Co., Bole Proprietor,
78 Maiden Lane, New York.
Cfl O L 12 II A
nOW TO CURE IT.
At the commencement of tho Diarih, which
always precedes an attack of the Cholera, take
a tcaapoonful of Pain Killer in sugar and wa
ter, (hot if convenient,) and then bathe freely
the stomach and bowrls with the Pain Kilter
clear. Should the diarrhoe or cramps continue
repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes un
til the patient is relieved. In extreme cases,
two or more tcarpoonfuls may be given at a
dose.
g.The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has 'no equal.
Incases of Cholera, Summer Complaints, Dys
pepsia, Dysentery, Asthma it cures in one night
by taking it internally, and bathing with it
freely. Its action is like magic, when external
ly applied to Old Sores, Uurns, Scald, and
Sprains. For Sick Headache and Toothache
don't fail to try it. In short, it is a Pais Kill
er. Directions accompany each bottle,
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med
icine!. Prices, 25 cent?, 50 centsand $1 per bottle
jSr W lA IN T 8 uupT"
THE UNDERSIGNED PRACTICAL
Pinter has located in Dallas He knows
fhn KminAK onil moana It il aft lilrn a mil.
He feels confident that he will give entire sat- I
faction. BROWN.
$4 0 P1E1HL
& W W !
RESIflBRAIVDT
PIIOTOOUAPHS, AMBROTYPES,
AND
Al Style of Pictures of the best flulsb,
' TAKEN BY
J. II. C I IV C A I D ,
HAVING ALL LATE IMPROVEMENTS
for toking pictures, I Invite the patron
age of the public Please call at the photo
graphic (lallery, Majn strrot, opposite Dr. Itu
bell's office, Dallas. Itf
GEO. H. J05KS I J. If. fTTKSS"
" ' . !
JOMvS it PATTKIISON.
Ileal Itale, IiiMfirancc
AND
General Agents,
SALEM, OltEdON
Prompt, nlfention given to ,tho Genera
Agency I'usmoes.
a. w. lion a u r.
Dallas
j, w. nonAn
Bun rvist I
SfilJjl f 1
4
I A T I O N A is
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE!!
THE EDUCATION IOIITHE TIMES
The Importance of a Practical Education
Was never mere Apparent than mow !
IT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
that as we grow in p perity we grow more
practical, and tl at it is required of men that
tuey educate the'insulve J practically educate
themselves in the best manner possible to meet
the demands of tho times,
When Agesilaus, King of Sparta, was aekvd
what things he thought most proper for boys to
learu, bo rer lied; Those tbiugs which Hoy
ituould prwiice when they become men."
" Deliver ail things in number aud wpight,
and put all in writing that thou givest on t or re
cti vest in," is a precept of universal application ;
aud there is a fpecial necessity for its strict ob
servance in all business transactions. Youn
men the future welfare of this Coaook o
Y U 1 1! Are YOU prepared to meet its demands J
A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
to jaeet ;tbe
demands or the: age: i
The most thorough, and comprehensive
4t COURSE OF BUSINESS TRAINING
ever introduced by any
C O ill M 12 P I A L
OR
B UJ lN ESS COLLEGE,
fombinjojg
TIIEClt AND PRACTICE,
by mens of
BASKS AS V BUSINESS OFFICES.
The Course is so arrajged and Taught as to
enable the Studcnu to master it in the
Shortest Time possible'
Each Student, after passing through tLe
TJIEOlir COURSE,
becomes an actual
BOOK KEEP Eli ASD MERCHAS'l
where, in the, pace of a few WhKKS, he ob
taius the experience of an ORDINARY LIFE
TIME. The TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT js now
fitted up with the best of instruments, and in
complete running order.
For FULL KN FORMATION, send for COL
LEGE PAPER. Address:
DiFKAttCK A JAMES,
52vl Portland, Oregon.
Cm S. $4 1 I, V E II,
fKo. 13U, First Street, t
POKTI,ANI.2. - - - OltECJOX
Who'efale and, Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
LADIES' DUESS GOODS,
BOOTS AND SIIOC4, HATH A CAPS
GROCERIES A PROVISIONS,
Highcst'Cash Price paid for all kind.of
Country 4 iiocliioe
There is no such Word as Fail.
TARflAHT'S
coMi'orxn
tract of Cubeba
COP A I OA,
A SURE, CKRTAIN
AND
S P E E I) Y CUKE
For all l)i.eife. of the Bladdrr, Kipskts and
Uni!ARr OwpAsg, cither in the Male or Female
frequency perforating a perfect Cure in the
short space of three or four days : and always
in less time .than any other preperation In
the use of
TARRANT'S COMPOUND RXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPAIBA
There js no need of confinement or change of
diet In its approved form of paste, it is en
tirely tasteless, and causes no unpleasant sen
sation to the patient, and no exposure It is
norf acknowledged bjthe most learned In the
Profession that in all secret diseases Cubebs
and Copaiby are the only two Remedies that
can he relied upon with any certainty of Suo
cess.
NEVER FAILS
MAHPFCTpRfSn klt bt TARRANT CO.,
278 and 280 Greenwich and 100 Warren
ts., New York Sold by Druggists all over
th e world-26-6m.
CAPITAL SALOON
SAI.EW
!
JO. BERNARD PROPRnbir
lias just received a large invoice p
WINES- LIQUORS AND CIGARS
-t
His brands embrace the choicest varieties,
fttj Be sure and
give mm A CALL,
and ho will make you feel at homo. ,
23 -tf.
AT TIS i TIOi !
THE OVERLAND STORE, SALEM, HAS
received a largo lot of nice, fashionable
dry goods, together with a well selected stock
of Doaiestics, ete. Give them a call. Highest
price paid for produce. 7tf
PLANTATION
ittcrs.
S . T.-18 0 O X .
mniS pVONDERFUL VEGETABLE!" RE
X storative is the sheet anchor of the feeble
and debilitated As a tonio 'and cordial for
the aged andjanguid it has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially sub-,
ect, it is supereeping every other stimulant
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it
acts as a specific in every speeies of disorder
which undermines the bodily, strengthand
breaks down the animal spirit.
LYON'S
Eathairon,
For Preserving and HeautifylngSthe
Human Hair. To Prevent lta Falling
Out and Turning dray.
A well-preserved Head of Hair, in a person
of middle age, at once bespeaks refinement, el
egance," health and beauty. It may truly be
called Woman's Crowning Glory, while men
re not insensible to its advantages and charms.
Few things are more diftguxting than thin, fril
ly, harsh, untamed Hair, with bead and coat
covered with Dandruff. Visit a barber and
you feel and look like a new man. This is
what I.YON' KATII AlltON will do all
the time. The ebariu whi-h lies in well placed
Hair, Uly Curls, Luxuriant Treves: and a
Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistible.
f-olo I y all I n 1 1 r ) ui d 1 1 1 tin Stores.
Tho originator of tbi wr n.lerful medicine
rtiMios ti have Ii-ivcred iri'l .( wuh
li.lim-inly more of .'lttre m at . tt (' .!!i.
;il jirofirrtir than ww ever iH-t'xnt rotnbincd in
ne imlirine. The evidence f tbi fict i
found in the variety of mont obstinate lifeiw'
which it ba been found to conquer. In tin
cure of IlruMf hitii, ,S". ere t'n ftm, ai.d the early
HtaCS of Cii,in,f,ti''H, it lias Hflonuhed tiic
int-iliral faculty, and hundreds of the lujft phy
sicians pronounce it thr rriff ,ini.,l ,l,H
corery of tkt ";. While it cihcc the cere.t
Cough, it strengthens the Fy.tom and purifi-,
tho blood. Uy its r,n( .ill ! oro.4 t,l.,l
finrlj'tfiu-j yiritfirrtirm it t i ttum the
worst t ojula to a oonnu'in h V-c in
Eruption. Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons.
Syphilitie and Venerial liycae, and thoir ef
fects are cralicatcl and vigoroui hr tlih and a
mini contifntii,u established. Erynijirl-t, StU
A'A, S' aid , Vrrr Surf, Smlif or
tfowgA Skin, in short all the numerous disease.
caused by l,l blood We eorM'-re I by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
tt" Lirer Complaint," i7i',. i ,,, and
lUbituol Cottaiij, ,fi.w,- it has produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offers $100 r irnrd for a medi
cine that will equal it in the t are of the diseases
for which it is recommended. Beware of .
frit and trorthlei imitation. See that my Gov
ernment ritamp, which IS a ponitire guarantee or
ijrnniHfHt; is upon tho outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold fty Iruj'it atone dollar p r
hottle. Prepared ly R. V. PIERCE M. D., sole
Proprietor, t his chemical Laboratory, '..
Seneca street, Buffalo June 3d l3-3ui.
For the very bot photographs go to Brad
ey A. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS,
I 4T ASCEND IN THE ELEVATQI, i?y
Montgoncery, street, San Friocisco.
Tho standard remedy for Coij!ln, In.
flueiiza, Xore Throat, vVhoopliif
CoHgh. Croup, IMver. Complaint,
Jlrouchitis, Illecdlujr of the
uiiM. and every afi'ecilon of the
Throat, 1jUii and Chest, iiiclari
U& Cotimimptlon.
Wlstars Balsam does not dry up
a Cou;h, hut loosens it, demises
tho luiis, allnya Irritation, thus
removing the rniiNe of the com
plaint. V'nne tffciiulnc unless sign
ed I. ItlJTT!. rcreitby SIM II
W. FOvVl.M t SON, Hostoti..
sold hv ni:ni)i; rov. nos-
'riiTTIlU tt CK, San ltancisco,
by Uealei s ffcneraiiy. i-ly
A VAJIIIIiV AHTICLtE.
Agents make $12 50 per day, $75 per week
AN ENTIRELY NEW
IS WING
MAOHINJE3
FOB DOMESTIC USE,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
With The New Patent Button Hole
Worker,
TatentcdJuno 27th, 1871.
4. most wonderful and elegantly construct
ed SewinG MAcniNK for Family Work.
Complete in all its Parts, Uses, the Straight
fye Pointed Xedle, Self TuBEADi.fa, direct
upright Positive Morion) Self Fed and Cloth
Guides. ; Operates by Wueel and on a
Table.. Liyht ltvnuiwj Smooth and noiseless
like all good high priced machines. Ha Patent
Check to prevent the wheel being turned the
wrong way. Uses the thread direct from the
spool, Makes the Elastic Lock 8titch,
(finest and strongest stitch known :) firm, da
j Table, ploae and rapid. Will do all kinds of
work,te and and coarte, from Cambric to
heavy cloth or Leather, and uses all discrip
tions of thread. This Machine is heavily con
structed ,to give it strength; all the parts
of each macbiae being mtide alike by machinery
and beautifully finished and ornamented. It is
very easy to learn. Rapid, SUent and Smooth
in operation. Reliable at ajl times, and a
Practical, SciKNTiricAL.MEcaAiucAL Ijiveh
tio, at Greatly reduced price
A good, Cheap, Family Sewing Machine at
last The firt and only success in producing
a valuable, substantial and reliable low priced
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. Its simplicity and strength
adapts it to all rapacities, while its many merits
make it a universal favorite wherever uied,and
creates rapid dcuuod.
IT IS ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED.
. ea.ii cueerruuy and confidently recom
mend its u-se to those who are wanting a really
good Sewing Machine, at a low Price."
Mrs. j. P. WiLSox, Uutherfork Park Bergen
vVtf.J.
Price of each Machine, "Class A-" "One,"
warranted for live years by special certificate,
ilh all it Jijrturt and everything roiMilrte
belonging to it. including the elitbrcuding
needle, packed in a strong woodej box, aud
delivered to any par' of t tie country, by express
free of further tbarges.on receipt of price, only
five dollars. .Safe delivery guaranteed. With
each Machine we will send, on receipt of ue
il extra tho new patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER.
One of the most important and useful in
venlioits ef the it. So cimple and certain,
that a child can work tho finest button hole
with regulariiy aud CiUt, Struug nul beauti
ful. Si'kciai. Tkiims, and .j-fo inducements to
Mai-k ani Fr.WALK Aijnit, Store Keepers, Ac
who will establish agencie through the country"
and keep uur Nf.w M aciii.vkm on rsiUtion and
alr. Cuuty rights given lo smart aeuts tre,
Agent'a ro,jlcte outjit- furnished without any
k i it A ciiauukm. Sample of .- diseriptive
circulars tMiUaiuin; t r:is, tcsiim nial. En-
ravings, Ac. Ac, sent tree. We also supply
A i l I C V LT L' It A L I MM PL E M K N TS .
Latent Patents snJ iiupro.umenti for the
Farm and Garden, MoWtTS.Kcapcrs.Cultivators,
Feed Cuttrrs, Harrows, Farm Mills. Planters
Harvesters, Threa-hurs and ail article flooded
for Farm rk. Uhm Sods in larj variety
Norway Oats. ftu won leri'ul Miiftlpy'iiij
Kiirrnv t'oux il vr hundred, Ac. Alt uni.-
y in Post Othce .Money Urdcrs, Registered let
trrs, Dr ifts or by exjr.ss. will be at out ri.-k
and are oerfectly secure. Sale delivery of all
our -j" aft- jju.-trjr.jo-'d.
" An ul i and responsible firm that sell the
bvt ii''"ds at the lowe-t price, aud can be relied
upptiu by our readers. farmer Jownal
S' ir York.
Ajdrc.-.i order
.M'.iunn: it. iiiTixoN
Corner Gfaeawirh anl ,Coarilaadtit,,
Hew York,
OctlO Cm.
.i. .il. iti ac.vi: it,
Justrce of the Peace
DALLAS IMtEClCT Polk County
DEEDS, MORTtJAHES POWERS OF AT
tor.ey, and other legal papers drawn and
acknowledged, on short notice. Office in the
Court Houaft. 19-1
Acv CsiuoUm! icw sOO(Im!!
FOR TIU3 PRESENT SEASON.;
We respectfully call the attention of the
Public to our Well Selected. Stook of.
Ladles' Dreia CioqrJs.
Ladles' aud Blisaea Hats,
Cents' Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Cajterc, Etc.
Hard, rare,
Groceries,
cIiqoI itooks,
Stationery, &c,
it fact Everything Found In a First
Class Hetall Store.
Wo can assure our Patrons thatwe will be
up with the times.
Come and IJxamlno o"ur Stock befora pur
chasing elsewhere.
Country .Produce taken in exchange fi
Ooods !
N. & J. E LEE.
Dallas April 22, 1871. l-tj
CLOSED.
All persons indebted to G. B. STILES are
requested to call and settle up as soon as poss
ible, as he has closed his old books. Ho has sold
one half of his burnous to Mr, Phil Merriam
The now firm of Stiles & Merriam, will carry
on the business at tho old stand. Tt takes
money to carry on busiuoss; audi ask 'those
who owe me to ''come out."
25-tf.
TO THE FUKIilC.
ALL KINDS OF WORK, SEWINO
Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by Mr
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. AH orders left at the house, south-west
part of Da'las, will be immediately attended to
Dr.'WALKSlVJ CAL.7FOr.NIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
2-2
IIunaroa3 6l Tiior.sana3 vg-
Iicar testimony to their Wonder- r- v 3
fill r:nrf lira Kll'.:clf!.
WHAT ARE
THEY?gg?
1
a r m
-3
iz 0,3
5 3
Mi-
C3
.HEY ARE NOT. ILE
II r A N C Y DRINK.P?
Mats of Ioor Hum, WhUkey, Prf
Hpirita RndttrfiiKC I.lqnuritdoctored.spIceA
and sweetened t ileao tUo taste, called "Ton
lcs,M4 Appetizers," " PvCStorcrB," c., that lead
tlio tippler on to drunkcnucta and ruin, but are
a trnc Medicine, made from tlicNatire Hoots and
Herbs cf Caitfornia, I'rre from nil Alcohwlla
Si i 111 11 1a ii in. Tlicarc the f; It GAT IJLOOD
Ili:iI'IK3t ntul I.II'K IV1X FIIIN
C;i PI.E a perfect Kcnovator and Inviirorator of
t'.ic SjtsU-ct, carrying otfall poisonous matter and,
restoring t!io blood to r. licalthy condition. N
pi'rsoa caa W..s thec Klucrs according to Uree
lion and remain Ion j unwell.
Farlnflnmmiitorr mnl Chronic Itlll.
iniitHtn nis i (.out, OyapriMia or Indl
t'c.t Ian, HlIiniiM, Itcmlt tvut and Inter
itiittc nt I' vt ifs lilscnuc of tho Illood.
Uver, Ki;l:ieyx, a:ifl HlHtlaer, these Bit
It-la I.avs bee i 1:1 t fncccssful. Hiich Dia
rarH en cannc I by Vltinted Itlood, whleU
i3 generally i roInceJ by dcraatfemcnt of the
J 'Wat I vc )rsrr.?i?.
U VSiT.I'SIA OK 1NDUJESTIOK.
1: : '..t I'ai i I 1 thi Sliou Uerw, CougliS, tight
i t' sof t'.xn i'Ucst, l)iT.nes,ionr Hructatlons of
liieSt-'niva, V.tA tasi: i 1 til's Mouth Bilious At-Ut-'kB,
l'a!f't:itl.ia t'u H art, Jinlatntnation pf
t'nV l.nijT.I'iii 1:; lV rt-Mlons cf the Kidneys, and
:i Jrv'1 t'icr pi:i:v' symptouia, arc the pgr
t j.r.asof I)vsj':;w ia.
T.-t y ! ivi ,rs.r t'-e 5t-macti anl Mrjnlato the
t.crpi 11 vera l ! '.t:, wliic': rc: !r t'-ieni pf un-cif.aH'-d
ctaoary 1 iKnr.sirii; tl;3 Mood cf sit
.ni:nr:!i". a:: I i!iiartls new lid and vigor t9
:'i v.i-.: ; tytf 1.
Vdll S!i 1 : i: 1-GASKS. rr::rt!or.s.Tcttet.
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l i.' 1 i'..' . z-'Xo' is, Tc.:! l-;!?a Toro
!. .., ; i;v : .. I!.--.. Scirf i, !ico.ratons of
i-Ui: , Ha nr. 1 I)i.-n:.t of t5e Skin, of
a!i:iU ver na-u.; -r i.ute.r , or j liier;.!ly dug np
!: .. :1 1 .iMt of t':.- t-; M---H in a r::T' taue by
fo of tlit s: l;ttrr. One l.x.ttlo : ZtUtU
c will ctnvI.eo IUj io t.ic;dutoia of tbelr
e'tfttjvv ris.
CK ais; t!t . Y;t itc I TIIoa.I wltenfTer you find
if iutptirit:e b'utin thr'uh titcskln laltm
IUr, Kri.j'ilf tin ft J-'Tt .cleanse it r.hen yo
i' tt fbttrnrted a.l lOuish ia tLe veins;
cl.-an--. 11 eht n H is f a'., u:sd ymir foel &gt will
t..it y.-,n !. crs. K--oi t'.j blood pure and tt
In kU.i t t !.' ..t-ni vill f.i'.Viw.
INN, T A t'Ea 1 -l ac.r WOK IIS, HrVlnirr
t'ie tr: t rt f it j tnn y t n an'., ro en"Ttnlly
(!( ri'yv I nn 1 r ..ore '. :rf;n directions, r.-ad
car. Jally laa circular ar.tauJ 1 icl. l..ttle.
.!. "VAl.KKR. I-ropriitor. R. II. McDON'ALD A
CO., Iru.r:'ts and (;.". Ai;cnt;. Pan Franrlnco,
Cai 1 SI aa-131 Comrij c ?tr-"-t, New fork.
SOLD TV AM. PV.VC, !TS AND DEALEES,.
$ THE NEW POOD.
:7A imrUfJSfZ
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
packago of SEJ. MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, of
Carrageen, which will mato
sixteen quarts of illanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Chart
lo(e Jtusse, &c It is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food In the world. It
maizes a splendid Dessert, an
has no equal as a light ant)
delicate food for Invalids and
Children. ' -
A Glorious Miango !!
THE GREAT WORLD'S TOXIC
r m r W - - - - .rr- mw u
at i
Plantation Bitters.
Tlii wonderful vrj;rtallQ
rosjorativo is the fiiscct-nn-n
dior of llio focI)So anl deblli
taled. As a tossic a:.l cordial
for tho iif;ol and lntauid, It
has no equal union;; slom-s
arl.ics. As xt rcisitnly for tho
nervous vea3tness lo wliiclt
women arc especially subn
iect, it is MipcrHcding every.
other stiiiiulaiit. In nl! CII
uiales, tropieal, temperate,
or frigid, it net tis tt spcclflc
In every species of disorder,
which iBaKSercuities the Siodlly
ntreuth and Iireahs down the
animal spirits. Tor &alo tty
all Drujylst'.
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