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Newspaper Page Text?i A- DTE IITIS IS MF NTS. nHtTItA N I) A D VmTf 8 K M ENT. IHmTL A N D A DVEkTISEJrfOTS'. PORTLAND AIERTISEMENIS. MB ICVL- DALLAS. SATUaOjaiff AtJU. f) BTtWftEXK J. NLL. f A kitchen fir beam? (right and rej And a little tabto (a neatly sptmd. In tlwfflht sitting, slb9 and still. a n uiuau luuifti a a sfVflMS " "0 Will r- Hwtgh life has nearly a weary care If fen is simple mod djo less flair Llttl f ttJfftVjr famalf I; Little of rwrUKij waUVforiSA j ; Yt A Iprfr.g hcsjrt .tat n true and kfnJ, It Iwlptoy than sa4 fame sombiued, remain, K of 9 ly complain, ''Living k)Ting U sweater far Than, all of t woileVs bright, baubles are,'' Th t vakci p tbs kitchen floor, Ai tkboie dog barki outside lbs door, L'Asalag. tbe waitbax wife ran bear 'Jt lawsd ! a well-known footstep roar, fb efWkkiuf gait i. swung once mure, Ab4 bar busbsad saterstbe open door. 4s4 0t tf princ undo palace done X"r net vita adtarsr welcome home, Firttide friend. ASNAKB STORY. A Terrl$ FIgtt Between a Hlark Xnakeand Map The Man Wins tie Victory. f From tbe Holliikr Advance August 2d. Due of tbe fiercest coofhets that wc have ever hewd of was that between a man of tbe name of Meegan, who ro cently settled on the YiJos ratine, in the Paoocfco, and a fnuke oi the dorsal is glut epecies. Meegan lrtJ gone at an early hour oo Monday morning Inst ta fall some jaung trees, when he felt peculiar motion beneath his right foot, on removing which he was tbun deratrnck at seeing a snake raising his bead and body rapidly, and in a perpeu ploular direction, with IYE8 GLANCING FIERCELY. Without a moment's hesitation and almost without thought of the conse quences, Meegan grasped the body of the snake at a distance of about fix teen inches from the head and held St firmly as his only chance of escape ur thought what was to be don. Mean time the snake was coiling the lower part of Mecgan's body In circles and pressing him so acutely as to leid rum to believe his bones would :tve 1 way to tbe pressure. The snake was nw moving his head to the right and left darting at Mecgan's head, while the latter was compelled to dodge bis head so as TO AVOID THE SNAKE'8 ATTACK. Meegan at this time, finding himself losing ground while the snnko was gaining strength and vigor, recollected that he had a jack-knife In his povket, and, after much trouble and nerve. succeeded in getting hold of it, and, by a vigorous effort, he cut the body of the snake across, about an incl from the spot where he he'd it It was, perhaps tbe greatest relief he ever experienced to find the snake's body relaxing and ultimately tailing from bis (MeegaoY) body The head and upper part of the snake, although till active, was evidently getting weak er, and Meegan ultimately succeeded. by means of his knife, in slaying the snake altogether. The latter measured pine feet eight inches in length, and was ol the blaok speoies. Meegan has preserved it in spirits, with a view of forwarding it to Ban 1 rancisco. Train tells his Story. Oeorge Francis Train, who is almost as crazy for notoriety as Barnum, contrived a plan to get a free advertisement in New York by publishing selections from the Bible, He was examined for insanity, and told the following story: , I was born in Boston in 1830. I was educated in the Methodist faith by my grandmother, who told me I must not swear, nor smoke, nor drink. I think there were fifteen commandments In that family, aid up to eighteen years of-age I had kept them all, strange as it may appear. I have crossed the ocean forty-two times, visited every ratable in creation, looked into the windows of all tho nations, and talked and whispered with ti em; have seen more sights through key-holes at night than almost any man living. I never drank or smoked in my life, and never broke the commandments, and no won der I am on trial for insanity." Week' ly Visitor. sni Btii i s sal.. 11 y virtnsa. of three several execntfons here J inafrerdescribed and to mo dirceted, I ha,ve lovued! upon and willful to tho lushest buWer fti cosh in hand at public auction ac tho Court iTnttse door in the town of Dallas county of Pi1k and State of Oregon between the hours of o'clock A. M, and k o'closk P. M, ou Satur- lay TIIK 13th IVY OF SISPTHMIIHIC 1HT.I. tbe following described roivl property to-wiU Allot" the right title and interest of hzra Seo- vill in and to the real estate described as com menting seven chain and seventy links east and fifteen chains and tifty links south of tho northeast corner f Section sixteen in township seven south of range fire west ot tbe Willam ette maridixn, running thence north nine chains, thenco west eU:hty6even chains and fifty links, thence outh forty nine chains and fifteen Upks, thence east forty-seven chain j, thence South tbirty-nlno chain and eighty-fivo links, thence cast eighty chaius, thence north eighty chains, theneo nestt thrity ttigbt chains and pixty throe links to the place of beginning containing nino hundred and twelve acr more or less"- situated i the county oi l'olk and tate of Oregon, to satW:y first an execution issuod out of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for the said county ot 1'o'k upon a judgement rendered ia said Court on the 20th day of May A D 1S73 in favor of S. W-. Smith and against tho said Ksra Seovill for tliu sun of one hundred dol lars and sixty cents, and interest thereon, frm the said 2'th day of May IS73. and cost of and accruing upon said execution. Alo to satisfy an exueutiou ii.-ued out of the said Circuit Court upou i. judgement rccdercd by L. Vinyard a Justice of the peace in and for the preciuet of Dallas in said county and State, which s iid judgement was rendrrvd in faviir of Satnuel I'arkerand against the said Ezra Scoviil on tho 2;!d day of May 17;) for tho sum of forty tight dollars aa fifty cents, and to satisfy t!to further sum of cJcwn dollars and twenty. Qvo cents cists a:id tliihtirytncnts tncrcoti, and in tert from the said -.'id day 'of May 1ST ; J to. gather with the cuts f and accruing uti said executiuii. which said jodin-ot was duly aligned to the said S. W. Muitu n tho l.th day ol July 1 S 7 and a ti :ii;.-ci it duiy liied witi tho cli-rk of said cunty ht i duly I k c r I ui tho judge me lit docket ot the -ai 1 I mint I, ..tirt etvest nt all m writing f hat ;nt.-i oi.t or r -pror to th t-'suance of said execution A Is and then n." is a prccpt of uiivi-r.-al upplit-aiioii t' saiify an execution issued out oi tho County j Court ot the State of Creiiou forth? county of Mai ion upon a judgement rendered in said Court in favor of Mall ry A Shaw and against said Ejra Scovill on the 7th day of July 1S7;' for the sum of tifty dollars, uud also to satisfy the further sum of nineteen duilars and fifty cents cost and disbtirsuienH thereon and inter est f mm the said Tib day of July l7d tit.tht r with the costs ofand accruing upon aid execution w hich said jtjsifomeut was ilul v assigned ti. the aid S- W. Smith ou the ith Jay ol August 173, Dallas August 9th 1-173 S.T. IJURCH Sheriff of Polkeouti'y gn. No 20f-w K Y VIRTUE OF AN EXCUTION iuod out t the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of I'xlk '' t me idrninl I havchxjfd nj on nnd v i ! I soil a Plihiic auction fo the h-pl.c-t tdddT f"r cash in hand in trout of tloi I'.. art House -lo ir in a!las l'o!k County mon lotwwn the h-tr.- of -J oVIoak A M and I o'clock P M on SA T- IRUAY rin; .10th i of AircuisiT iwtn. All tbe right tit! and intcreft of A D Bah cock in nnd to the fdlo wing descri'o; I preuieos Ui wit: The Donation Land Claim of A I Rubeock claim -No;S in Township t South Range 7 west in Section of aid T wnsnip except fifty acres old to G C Lilehtiold ;i!d pre 111 s tiding situatt-d in th County of Polk an 1 State ut Oregon with all the appur tenances thereunto belonging to satisfy fir-t h judgMuent in iavor of L. K. Balc?k against A. D. B a cock f'r th sum of rive hundred Biid twenty-four dollars with interest and tho futher sum of tiro hundred and twenty-luiuu and eighty-five one hundreds dollars costs and costs of hxecutton: an I .uso f r a ju lg'n in favor of S. M. Bahcock anl againt A. D. BabcoCK for the sum of five huodrcd dollars nnd interest and twenty-three and fifty fiy one hundreds d 11 irs coJts witli costs of Exe cution, and also for a judgement in faTor of S. M. BaHcock and against A. D. BaHcock f r the mm of tour hundred and nine dollars and interest with thirty-one fifteen ond hundredth dop ir with costs of execution. Dated this July the 3oth 'IH.LV S. T. Burfh Sheriff of Polk Co, Oregon Aug 3d fw Sli.TL.flOA'S. Justice Court Monmouth Precinct Tolk County Oregon. A. B. Robinson PUT") 'Civil action to recover vs money J- Paige Deft To J. Paige "said Deft In the naruo of the Stato of Oregon you are hereby required to appear before tho under signed aJusfico of the Peace for tho precinct aforesaid On tho 23d DAY OF AUG. 173 at 9 o'clock in tho forenoon of said day at the offico of said Justice in said precinct to answer PUT in an action on a promissory note. Deft will take notice that if he fail to answer tbe complaint herein, PUT will tako Judgement against bim forf f)2, gold coin A tor costs. Given under ray hand, and order lor publication Dantcd, this July 1st 173. Ii. BERNARD, J. P. 6w A BEAUTIFUL $ CHROiVIO FREE To AH Lover or Aft ami Literature. AA,C n al?0"l,,''",,l Chromo entitled TV " The Unwelcome Visitor," postago pro paid, as a premium to every subscriber to our monthly magazine called tho 3u M It T, 13 Ji i: 13, containing 32 largo pages bolides tho cover, filled with the best and most interesting rcad ing,Price only $1 A VISA IS! Send on you dollar, and geta dollar tonga -r.ino and at eight dollar chromo in return. Sample copy sent free on receipt of stamp. We want and will liberally pay , AGENTS fiend stamp for particulars. Address MJMBLK DEE, AlbionriUiuois OF WORK AT TIIK WflTTST LIVINd l'TUCKS, CAN UK HAD 11 Y CALLINO ON. HIMES . BACHELOR STEAM J0I1 VRINTERS, !3 Front Street, Portland, Orej A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BLANKS Circuit, County, and Justices' Courts, cjn stiuvtly on hand. Also, lionds, Deeds, Mortgages and Blanks for uso in Bankruptcy case. ADVERTISE By using Letterheads, U?heflCs, circulars l ritited envelope, et Gir iu call and ud n yivs orders ML III! 11 POSf OFFICE nLOCK. CORNER First and Aler Sthf.kt PORTLAND, OREGON. A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE!! Till; KIHJC VTION FOH TUi: TIMIi The Importance af aPiHetical Education Was never cere Apparent than 21qw ! IT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED L that ns ne grew in pperity we grow inor practical, and that it is required ot men that they cdiirute themselves practical! V nlutatrt thernclve? in the l -st manner "sfih!e to meet the demand of th times. Whi n Agc-llans, King of Sparta, was n-k d what things lie thought nmst prim er for Toys , h um. ht rej !ic l : 'i'bc iniug.. which ti ? t !ou!d t'ltt'f'n t when they ln-ctctn nun. nd "Di'liver all things in nuiuler and weight. and tat re M a pe.-i.i! n-c..:i.ity lor it stru t .!. ervii;iee in all business transactions. Voun j men t.ie lutiire w Hare ! tius (. ono k .0 YOU I Are Vol" prepared to meetiu dimand A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION tuieettbo ii:iAit oitiie a a 1: : The most thorough, and c-inrrt-heosive COURSE OF-BUSINESS TRAINING "vcr introdaccd l 'y v o n yi : n v i a .OR ; .s 1 x e ss a o l l f. a n COrr.liining Tiii:nn AX1 M1ACTICK, by mens of I-ASKS AS!) IW1SKSS OFFICIALS. Tho Curs .is so arm igcd and Tnj:ht as to enable the Stiid'nt to master "t in tho iihorUfKt Time possiblu . Each Student, after passing" through the TIIKOilV COUUSK, becomes an actual KOOKIKEEVEK ASl) MnCHAXli: where, in the space of a few WEEKS, be ob tains the txpurieueo of m,u ORDINARY LIFE TIME. Tho TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT is now fitted up with tho best of instruments, and is in complete running order. For FULL INFORMATION, send for COL LEGE. PA PER. Address: DkFRANCE A JAMES, 62vl Portland, Oregon FARMERS READ. lirANYF.n.f AIXT1IR aoi,D,SII. TT vor and tlrccbacks in Polk County, foe wheh T will pay the highest market, price if goods, at my storoaf lower rates than can be obtained at any pd tco South of tbe city o I orilandin tho Start, AT. THE EO A STORK. HAVING PURCHASED A LARGEAND complete Stock of NEW GOODS, and receiving fresh supplies every weok.I can sup ply everybody with Dry foo!s, fsirocericw CsllaHM, Ciicciiswarc, Tobacco, ,'iar?4 And all articles found in'a GENERAL VARI ETY STORE, I would respectfully call tho ttcbtion of th Public to my Establishment. hJg!iC3t Cash price paid fur 1 UJt AM) II3MltY. ft. A. RAY, 111 S II 16-U I'OIULAMJ fUSINliS UIUEC TOHY. fished by L. Samuel, General Advertising AjL 93 Front st Il : n i ni n. n amr mans i in a . n m. w.w.w iniIMrt. ors of Fancy oixls. Toys,. Crockery r etc, ete Astor Hoase, First st. Bet Oak Pino. Ev erything neat. B. Ingfellow Proprieror. )UOOKHt STATIONERY k MUSICAL JNSTJiUJEiVTS. CIIOIT, No. 75 A 77 first Sts Portland; Kartnan,the only direct importer of Clothing Ac. cor. Front & Washington streets. ECK, WILLIAM PON, 12t Front street, f P Importers and Dealers in (ilJJSS, UIFLEHAM) It J-iVOLVllHS of every description. Fishing Tackle.Fancy (Jonds, Bends, Bird cags Baskets, Crocjuet Games,and bahy carriages agents tor the California Powder Works,' also the rVheeler A Wilson Sewing machine. WHOLESALE IlookNeller A: Mutiocicr, LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND. II eck, John A. l'.". Front st. practical Watch 9 uiiiker A ; J"wlf r. Woik d ue fo; iho Tra l; in ii 1 lwmpki' 4m:wnx mmu -' ooK AND Juls PRINTERS. IIIMI Ji a it ili:i.ii:it.; Bluchandii,W A , s. r. r.ir. First A Taylor ,t ! ft ','! Fiirnituff IF. use in Portland. i o 'llarke Henderson A C'"k, l A Firt St Oealers in Dry Goods. Fane y Millinery. Ac d 1ohn A RoKenfiebl, 15S Front t ("omuiispioB j Merchants A de'lrs in O'gu k Cal. Prducti (longle, J. B. m'nft. A dealer tn Saddles. Har. Jnv, A Saddlvry Hani are, Ut Front si. A lurrirr. W. A Co.. 1 03 Front st. Men-bant "..Tailor a Cbfthii-rs, Ifats, Furnishing go.i. 1 ..... - j 1 i-f.Afbfniitt ';itman, V2 Fr nt st. Real E. f tate Agents, m-rit-y loro- !, it .. ,-s rentv-i, i D i:TAI. GOIIIH.C. II Wmidari ;A C DM From tre-t. k ltl'(;f;lTi. V. H. W., i,r l 1.10.. if UI Fr i.t Stit-pt. Orders I r,ro any f,rttt of ti e t it- or Tern . fiu can ful'y t.ovd by i..au ir :-ref. . ! "". !."iiii!iiii A Co, I uroifu: . ud C. r jtirt .1,'lr. t..'. . from t I.'.s J' rt ft, Jjl mployntrnt Agency. JWjtl v r.ii, i Ir nt -f. M j Furnisher all ktuds , o l. i1! vir-lmg m Be-b. 10 Front t ret. C. miti.. Ji n Mrrc'tji and d- 'lr in D.mcs!t- I'r o.IV-j. labon I.ivt ry Satl, crr. Firt . N'uj'n J E. Corbttt Pr. t;d turn uti ill's on hand ibc! A Robert., p. r First A Wnb"gn ts fl Dealers A Manut. Clothing Furn'g Goo Is. QUAY'S .isr.sit: vroRi; The 1rg". MiV IB. use on theC' aL 2T23INWA Y riAN 3, BURDETT ORGANS G. .. 'f'AM.YX, Manager. SOI.i: Af JUXCY FOR Til 13; 2Iowc" Scw iiis" .TlacSiine. ffrAZznl$ wanted. Hnchncy A .stemmc. (Srocers anl de:!cr in ail kinds of seeds. c.r First and M lin ?f nanibiirgor, B. 133 First St.. importer and denter in Staple Fancy Goods, Millinery H endcc, D. H . Photographic Artist, s. w; cr First k Mormon sts. Child's Piet. spee'lty II enrichsen, L. C. A Co., 10 First St. Mann fact's and do'lersin Jewelry, Watches Ac Hlbbard G. L., US Front St., wholesale dealer in Groceries. Doors, Wagon Materials, Ac Hodge, Calef, ACn., 97Front SL, wholesale dealers in Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, Ac f 7' Sewing Machine, straigh I I F IT I I A needle," lock stitch. Com petition challenged G. W. Traver, 112 Front st Hurgren A Shindler, Nos. lfifi 172 First .1 Importers Furniture, Bedding kc. yutchisrn W, Watchmaker, cor, first and Main Sts, All work done at San Francis co pricss. International 11 itel.cpr. Front Morrisson sts M. Rudolph, Pr. Free Bussattends steamers. Kohn, J.A Co., 81 Fron st., wholesale and retail del'r Fine Clothing, Furn'g Goods Maison Doree Restaurant, private rooms for Families, cor 1st A Pine sts. Q. Voos Pr " ' artin, E. and Co. dealers in WineTmUL' If Jl quors, O. S. N. Co's Block, and San Fr Meier A Schmeer, 111 Front st., wholesal e and retail Confectioners, Miller John B., 13 First st. Watchmaker and Jeweler, oilers to tho public a lino assortment of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry . Moeller. A Co., Front near C. st, dealers in native nnd foreign Wines and Liquors TTorlhrup A Thompson, Hardware, Iron, Si J, Ilubfc, S pokes, Hardwood Lumber, ac. Steo Occidental Hotel, corner of First . Morrison streets. Smith a Cook Proprietors. 1)arrish, WatkiusA Cornell, Real Estata Agt Pittoek buildiiig cor. Frant a State sts I tllOTI Uill AIlliri Cnilltv n ,r.. , rt sbjKiJvciTonr : j. it , ,ti. ii Oculist and Aurist, office No. 73 First Ste II ol me's Building, .34 door from Ludd's B rcatsaJldiwiasoaofthc EYE, EAR, TJIROA tcbter, Paul 105 First street, inipt'rof I3r 5t,lin wooden carvings parlor ornainc.nts, o 1 1 osenhaum, I. S. A Co., Tobacconists, iiu- J apotcrs of Foreign ami Domestic Liijui.ra. 1 uss House, Front st. On First Class Prin- ciples. Thaiuas Ryan Proprietor. Sherlock, S. 01 Front a 02 First eta. dealer in Harftcss A Saddlery, Saddlery iT.uro. Q imon, J., 56 Front St., dealer in Doors,Sah jjand Blinds. Window and Plato Glass. Sinsheiiaer, II. 157 First st. imp'ter of P Organs, Shcot MasJ. Musical Instrui tano Instrtuaent Okidmore.S. G., 123 1st st Druggist k Apoth icary. Perfumery aud Toilet articles. 8nowt P.oes 7'i Fir.t st, pictuacs, fnimea Muotdiugs, art Material asdrawitig inctu 8 TON IS , It. I... o. 1;7 Front .Strett, Watchma'kar and ManufaeturingJewelcr is appointed Agent for t'lthatn, Klgin, E. llaw ard .tCo. Cbas. E. Jacot and California Watches ulso for all the production and imports of the California Jewelry Company, San Franetcfo. Send for circular Watches repaired in the vary hest in u 11 -.er, WARRANTED to ghc satisf.yu r-i-t.unr.n :r?w-rTi'wrnr ;i.TryTT"Tft .Tr'.-ams Smith, Put., Broker, 'ju Froii st. Dealer in Legal Tenders Go v Uvj,ds and Gold Burt Smith A Davis 71 Front st. wholesale. Drugs Paints, Oils, Window Glass, etc. rjlerry Bios. N. 1 7H Firrt street, maniilact'i JL and dealers in Furniture, Bedding Ac. riVne Clothing Store, ll;i Front t, - lolhing JL Fn'tg good Boots, iiit cs. JI irris .1 Prut ft kittle, II. II. ! 12a lit Fr- nt trret. Ihn cr In WugoaB an Agricultural Implements. fBvlef J. A 117 Front ft. who!. deulj in J6. - j Bmtvr, Egg?, t'hc'se. Lad, L.c..n etc. 1 niSiaM A Myers. !, Central Block I'r .i.t 7 7 ft-, Coii,nii.-..d n M crchaj.-. dt.J in pr'dv rh.iHev A Feeheitper. Alt . rney and Soli 7 7 iiors iu Bankruj tcv. Hi'.iee 1 1. F. 'i ctini 1;,. Read Physician's Certificates telew ! Hi Q a Q ?77t,W i r 5.:; 7vF -1 - 1 1 l-J;'' -S ij t'f.T- i." !' J 3 J L i a. A mo;! Efficient Pleasant Tcr.ic. 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F'-jtri in . 1,'iMtti : I lsnve m .tli ;i i ;in fol fViolioitiuu if vtuiv I X 1. llii- t. rs. .-iinl (savo fouMil tlicoi i'iitir.ty free of Uci.: j ter'.ous inioerMt utt:UieoH, Von . , t I 1 l IS h ALU l A I', Muse .-wuyer. rtewarc of Couiiterfehs. Xone Kennioe wi;h ont lr. HenlKy'asiiiiiatiiie a roa tlic t ji of eu )i tiottle. Kterr Fnmllv hoId Imic n Hot tic In tbe houH. Slil t. Sii-. ij. i.rsriin o.. Nnlo I To; rii tors. No. 61 Front Street, ban Fran. W-o. t jj. WA NT I'M), energetic nun and Wi iiun ITMIKH lliat u ill FAY. M lS A 11 1 irom ti 10 per pay, can ihj pnrscl in your own neighborhiKid, and is strictly honorable Particulars free, or samples that will enable you to go to work at unco, will bo sent on receipt of two three cent stamps. Address J. LATHAM A Co. 2.12 Washington St., Boston, Mass April 12 dm fBAKEN rp BY THE SUBSCRIBER 1 living between Monmouth snd tho Lucki mute in Polk county Oregon on tho first day of August LS73 (bs came to my place tho last of June) tho following described estray property, tuwit ; One whito horse with glass eyes supposed to be fifteen years old no niarkes Or brands perceiveable appratsed at $20.00 and one dark gray maro supposed to b six years old no marks or brands perceivc.iblo appraised at $10.00 by Ira F. M. Butler Justice of the Peace, tho abovo named ostrays aro very breachy. Auzust 1st 1S73. pii'm, .,'-""' 7 ' Augtff.w- Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 2?OIl rillirYIXG TlIB iiixo. The reputation this ex cellent medicine enjoys, , is derived from its cures, ' many of which are truly marvellous. Inveteraia ; catca of Bcrofulous dis- ease, where Uie system seemed saturated with . corruption, have been luriuca ana cored ny it. crofulous affections and 'J?.--. j! 1 - 1. ... -i uisuruers ,w men were air- gravatca by trie scrofu lous contamination until fchey wcro painfully afflicting, have been radically cured in such great number in almost every seo- non or the country, mat uit puuuu acorceiy becu vj Scrofulous poison is one of the most destrnctiva enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfclt tenant of the organism undermine tbe constitution, end in vites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Agala. it seems to breed Infection throughout the body, and then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its huieous forme, either on the , surface or among the vitals. Iu the latter, tuber clea may be suddenly deposited in the lunrs or heart, or tumors formed in the- liver, or it sbowa its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ttbteff crions on some iart of the body. Hence the occa sional uhe of a oottle of this Hmrtaparilla is Yisablp, even when no active symptoms or uiseasft appear. Persons afflicted w ith tbe following com plaints generally una imnseujaie renci, anu, as length, cure, liy ihe use of this HAJiHAfAltlt LA: St. Anthmtn' Fire, Jtoe r JCrtaipvltHL Tetter. Stilt Jitn utn. Scald llrml, Jilngu omu iorc T'y, Sore J'am, nnd other eruptions or visible lorms or Scrofulous urease. Also in taa more concealed forms, as lJyptpala, I)rortyt Jtrart Vininne. 1 it. J-Jpttrpgff, KuraliUt and the various Vlerrou aCections of the muscu lar and ihtvous cyhtemB. HyphiH or 9'enrrml and Mercurial Tfieae sre cured by it, though a long time Is required Ibf subduing then- obstinate maladies by any medlcim , iJut long continued use of thie medicine wi!l cuS tbo complaint. Lucorvhtra or II hitrt, T'trri, Ulceration . and female IHueantt, are com monly soon relieved and nlrraatelv cured by, purifying and invigorating effect, ilinnte Diroo tions for each ease arc found in our Almanac, snp pliel gratis; liheumatitw. and Gout, whCB enusel bv accumulntions of eitraneons mattuQ hi the blood, viehl rsuickly to it, as also JAver orip!aif, torpidity, tort pi at I on or Jnflan tnattoti of the t.irrr, and Jatintiee, w ben arisinf, nu tl-: often do, from the rftrirling pofeons in U Idood. This S AJi .tV ATI IJ.h A in a great rt storcr for the t-irt-i -lti nr,( vigor of tbe system. Those who nre Iart'fnul mid I I'src, J)enjrx tlriit, Slrrplra. n 1 troubled with JVrrceti A p prttu rtsifiji r J-'enr.t, or any of the fiflVctirunj tvmt toinntic of UVrrA-i e, will find irnmelto rilit'f nnl convincing evidvSfcC cf ita vc-btorativo ijnvr upon tial. PREPARED r. r Ir. J. C. ATKII V t ., Lowell, "Utarn Practical and Analytical Chemist. SOLI BY" ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Limits,, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Couh. UrDn-.hjtis, Asthma, and Consumption. Trobably never before in tho w hole history of m in ine, has .trivUiing won so widely and so deeply upon the ctnilbb ucc of mankind, as ihus eKccilcnt reniely for pulmonary complaii.u. Through a long scrk.s ' f yeurs, sunl atuoiig moat cf tlie race of itots it ha rit n hi;, ht r and higher in their fetinin Ikhu.'is it ha become Ik-iut kniwu. Its vaiilvu ra tb ii a ler and povvor t cure the various affections of the lung- and throat, have made it known aa a ro bt' le pioteetor as:;.uit them. While adapted to milder form-. f tie.M! ani to young children, it is r.t the nai.ic ti. ic Die mst effvvfual reuicdy Uut cut bo go' en 'T ineipic:.L con-itrapti"!;, and t!n dan genmd iiffeetion of the throat and lungs. As a pro vision agar... i s--ulii. :i uita ks ui i'ruup. it shouM re kcjit on b.-ind in every l.-.inilv, and iadced a all 1 are s,ooeU:..v's m.-ect l Ci'i'l and oongtu, aJl should be pro ided ilh tbia ulidmc for them. A!bou!i titled toHMumjftion in thought in curable, t-tilt gt .1 1 nuinlxTs or ca.-1 where iUe Iik-ca-' seemed cri! ', have bctm completely Cured, and the p.-tvicct t i: rl t4 soul healiii by tho t'ht rrif Ptetnml. complete is iu mastery oicr Uie di-owders of tho Lungs and Throat, that the most oin-tuiaU; of the.u yield tf it. When noth ing cl.-c could reach them, under the Ctorry i'eo , Uh al thoy sulsilc and disr .pjiear. Sintcr a tut Public ipui:rs Cad great pro tection fnua it. Ant tuna is alr.-nys relieved and often wholly cured by it. Hronehitf is generally ci:-cd ty ti'iing tho Chrrry Pc-ttiral in small anil frequent doses. So generally are its virtues known Urntwo nce-l rot publish the ceilificatcs of the.a herc.or do moua tn-m asura the public that its qualities aio fUiiy niauitaiued. Ayer's Ague Cure, 5or F.3ver and Ano, Intsrmittent Feror, Chill Fevur, Kc:aitt"nt Fcvt, Dumt A-giie, Pcrioaical or Bilious Forer, Ac, and indeod all the affbctici.s which arso from malarious, marsh., or miasmatio poisons. As its mm? implic, ft dcs rSirc, snd docs no fail, t'outaining neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth. Zinc, ti.ir any other mitieral or poisonous f ubstaroo wha'ever. it in nowise injures nny patient. TttJ number and importance of its cures in the ague dis tress, -ire htcmllv bcycM account, nnd we bolicva without a paralh I in the history of Asrue med'einft. Our pride i .srratined by the acknowledgments w receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate ca-es, and where ether remodk s had wholly failetL Fnncrlunated persons, either resident in, or travelling through miasmatic localities, will le pro tected bv t '.kinir the AG VP. CVllE daily. For irer CowjJaints. arising from torpidity of the l iver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating, the Liver into healthv activitv. For Odious Disorders and Liver Complaints, iti an excellent remedy, prodncinc manv truly r. lu irktible cures, where other medicines bad failed. Prepared bv Du. J. C. Ayks A Co., Practic-1 an.i Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and sisj. all round the world. MICE, St.OO PElt llOTTLE. 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