The Oregon weekly statesman., November 12, 1869, Page 4, Image 4

AND UNIONIST.
SALEM. FRIDAY,
NOV. 12
- TELEQSAPHIC SUMMARY.
TbeN. Y. Herald of Not. 2d Bay the
returns indicate that the Democrats have
carried the State, but the Republicans bive
a working maiontr in the Legislature.
i The vote compared with last year s shows
a Democratic loss of 25,000. The defleien
' ct iu the aKirretratr? U near 40,000. The
Democrats lost heavily in tte city, but the
t Reuublicans lost iu the State. The vote
cast by repeaters did not fall short of 20,-
000. ,
The Times says the Republicans gained
i 20,000 in the city, but the counties return
! badly. Democratic majority probably be
tween i.utw ana iu,uuu i
Illinois. The returns indicate that the Republi
cans have a majority in the Convention.
The vote is generally light.
The Irumne figures that the Constitu
: uonal Convention is composed- of 46 Re
i publicans and 39 Democrats. The Repub
j lican figures 18 Republicans and. 38 Demo-
crate. , .; . "
I i Rtaaaachaaetta.
Returns Indicate a plurality for Ulaflia
; (Rep.,) of 12,000 in the State. The Legis
, . i ,n i i -
taiuro largely Kepurjucan.
; Wnt Virginia.
- Ke turns indicate tbat the House stands
28 Republican, 13 Liberal, 25 Democratic.
lne benate stands 18 Republican to 4 Dem
vcrauc . t .... .
New Jersey.
Newark, N.J, Nov. S The State Son-
ate stands thirteen Democrats to eight Re-
puDiicans. Assemoiy, thirty-four Demo
crats to tnirty-six ttepubiicans.
niiieHia,
Indications in Minnesota are that a Re
publican Governor has been elected by
about 3,000 majority, and tbe balance of the
State ticket by 5.000.
WlM?Bin'.
The average Republican majority is 8,000.
The Republicans lose several members of
the Legislature.
Corinne, Nov. 1. J. II. Beadle, editor of
the Utah Jiepoiier, while attending Probate
uonrt to-day at Urigbam City, was Bet upon
by Mormons and beaten nearly to death.
The cause of tbe attack was Deadle's writ
ing against polygamy. Tbe principal as
sailant is a son of the Probate Judge, who
stood looking at the attempted assassination.
Trouble is apprebened .to-morrow.
Cleveland, Nov. 1. A singular explosion
occurred this morning in the shaft leading
to' the Lake Tunnel, resulting in tbe sei i
ous injury of four workmen. Gas had
leaked through tbe curbing into the shaft.
One work own lit a match to see if the at
mosphere was affected with fire-damp, when
ttie explosion took place. One man is
probably fatally, injured.
New York. Nov. 2. A special dispatch
lrom Zanzibar to the Herald, by way of
London, conveys very interesting and
pleasing intelligence lrom Dr. Livingston,
dated Aug. 8ti, 1868. He was then in
good health and had requested supplies and
medical instruments, ana almanacs for 18G0
arid 1870 to be forwarded to him. This in
dicates, as fa supposed, an intention to re
main in the country some time longer.'
Parlies from the wreck of the Stonewall
report tbat (5 bodies have been recovered.
ThH'feeling against ajtain Washington, of
the Submarine No.3, who passed the Stone
wall whilo she was burning, and when, of
course.; lives could have been saved, is
vety intense. " A report from Cape Girard
eau, says a vigilance eommittee is formed
there to hang him on his return up the
river. ?
iue treasury department to-day an
nounces tbat it will purchase $10,000,000 in
bonds and sell $10,000,000 in gold during
November. The Express says that this an
nouncement caused great disgust to specu
mi. m y- , ...
lators in goia ana goia bonds.
Fisk k Gould have brought suit for per
jury against Charles C. Allen, one ot the
parties who sued them for reluaing to carry
out ineir goiu contracts.
Wheat and flour unchanged.
Five-twenties of 1862,1144 ; do. of 1867
lo.". ,
Liverpool Wheat 10s 6d.
Flour Sales 350 bbls Imperial Oregoi
extra, per mioses xayior, so iu.
Wheat Quiet at $1 50fVM 60: good to
strictly choice lots sates 200 sks. choice at
$1 55; GOO Bka'do. $1 55i. At close 303
sks coast. $1 25; 450 sks ordinary, $1 25 ;
I.IWU SKS gOOd, 01
Cincinnati, Mov. 1. Tbe Board of Edu
cation, after a Jong discussion to-night
passed resolutions prohibiting the reading
ot me rsioie, eic, in tne public schools ol
tbat city, by a vote or 25 to lo.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3. McCool was arrested
to day and bound over in the sum of $5,000
not to engage in a prize ngnt tn-UDio.
Baltimore, Nov. 2. A portion of the Ab
bott 8 Mills, used for rolling iron, was burn
ed last night. Loss, $100,000. Several
hundred workmen are thrown out of era
plovment '
A World's special from Port Jarvis. says
a railroad accident occurred about 5 o'clock
tbis morning, by which one man was burn
ed to death, and fourteen tons of coal oil
tobacco and cotton entirely ' consumed,
When tbe fire reached its height. James Ro-
pias, a brakesman, was seen in the midst of
tbe finnies, but it was impossible to an
p roach near enough to render any aid and
he was in a short time roasted. The fire is
supposed to have originated from a lomo
tive.
New York Gold-ttwlav, 127J127J.
San Francisco. Nov. 2. Jobn C. Haley,
Deputy .Internal Revenue Collector of
Oakland, has been missing sine 9 a. m
Saturday last, when he was seen at tbe
Post Office in tbla city. He brought with
him from-Oak land between $1,000 and
$2,000, to deposit with tbe Sub Treasurer.
Suspicions of foul play are entertained.
Tbeiteamer Ajax, having fcwn substi
tuted for tbe Moses Taylor, will sail for
Portland on Saturday hett.'
J. H. Haley, tbe raissing-deputy'revenue
collector of Oakland, is now supposed to
have Absconded on tbe Panama steamer.
His accounts show a deficit of $16,000.
Healdsburg, Nov;' 1. The stage from
Fass Station to Geysers Springs, Sunday
afternoon, containing five passengers, was
upset on Sogerlcaf Hill, and the passen
gers and driver precipitated down the can
yon. The names of the passengers are as
follows : Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and -child.
Mrs. Jacobs' sister and servant girl, and
Mr. Hosac all of San Francisco., Mr. Do
sac and Geinn, the driver were both seri
ously injured. The rest escaped with slight
brui8e8-;:r, r- ,-vi4l v"i:
'A?S. Griswold sued the P. M. S. S. Co.
for $25,000 damages for being furnished
poor provisions during a voyage from New
York to thm port. Charles Sherman bas
ulso sued them for $20,000, for tbe same
reason. t .-v V A V Vi : i . '
Gen. B.F. Butler, acting, attorney for the
officers and sailors of Farragut's fleet en
gaged in the capture of New Orleans, has
commenced proceedings-in tbe District
Court of tbe District of Columbia to recoT- j
er prize money due hifTclienta for the cap- '
tures there made. The Secretary of the
Treasury has appointed R. M. Corwin, of
Cincinnati, to assist, theDistriet Attorney
in the case. More Uhaii a-million dollars
are involved. -
The SiftremeCoart to day, Chief Justice
Thmstoaittk & HalseyU Decided
that a promisor note, given in payment of
property purchased at Mntgom5ri in 1864
ari Vf OuSU l State,
vras exclnded from that part of the State
and the only currency lttPM WCoS
erata treasunr notes, is payable in Confed
erate notes;?; na that thrftj. Court
. possesses power o .enforce, tbe aame, The
Court also raledUat contracts, . atipulatin
for paymnta.fi tbat eurretic- p.n
rpgafded-M jnade lathe aid of oreign in-
; vasion in tbe one case, or domestic iosur
' rectroa in the other.
Gen. Belknap made bis appearance at
tbe War Department this morning. The
oath of office was administered, and officers
of the army were introduced by Gen. Sber
man.
Tbe 'centenary of Universalism was
commenced this evening at Dr. Chapin's
Church. Horace Greeley, Rev. E. C. Bowls.
P. T. Bnrnum, and others addressed tbe
meeting. Ten thousand dollars was contri
buted to a fund to be used for tbe benefit
of the churcb.
New lork, Nov. 2. A special cable dis-
patcn states tbat tbe cities of Frankfort.
Weiss, Baden and Matrenee. with ibe sur
rounding country, were visited by shocks
of earthquake on tbe night of the 31st ult.,
and yesterday morning.
New York, Nov. 4. The Chamber of
commerce, . to-aay passed resolutions re
questing Congress to grant the Company a
sumcient sudsiov to enable it to run steam
era in lb? unina line semi-monthly, instead
of monthly.
Caaalerfcitiag.
Col. Wbitley, of tbe secret service de
partment, and bis associates, have been en
gaged for over a month in ferreting out one
of the most notorious gangs of counterfeit
ers in tbe country, and have just brought
, their labors to a successful close. It was
first ascertained tbat a dangerous 60 cent
stamp was being offered to enterprising to
bacco merchants at about one-fifth tbe gov
ernment price three dollars buying stamps
sold by the government at nineteen dollars
and twenty cents. The inducements were
so great that many firms heretofore of an
unblemished reputation, in this city, Vir
ginia, North Carolina and other States, pur
; chased large lots. Col. Robert (Mark, who
commanded the 14th New York Volunteers
during the war, was taken, and found with
plates for several denominations of tobacco
stamps, several hundred sheets of counter
feit stamps. and about $15,000 worth of
r genuine. The main manufactory was dis
covered in the woods on Siaten Island,
where several of the canjr were arrested
and a large quantity of paper, ink, dies,
presses, and thousands of sheets ready for
use. were found. They next discovered an
engraver in Boston, arrested him, and found
a thousand dollar bond which be bad been
employed to engrave by a man in this city.
Baltimore, Nov. A. The colored people
of this city and State, with many from tbe
District of Columbia and troui other states,
celebrated tbe anniversary or emancipa
tion vith enthusiasm. Tbe procession was
several miles long, composed of a number
of benevolent societies, trade associations
etc. Bishop Hyman delivered the address
this afternoon.
Boston, Nov. 4. The dwelling of Na
than Downy, at Harewicb, Mass.. was burn
ed last evening. His only children, two
little girls of six and four years, perished.
Ibe parents were visiting a neighbor.
Washington, Nov. 4. Supervisor Fulton,
of tbe Massachusetts District, has been as
signed to duty in California, where he will
make thorough investigation of revenue af
fairs.
Albany, Nov. 4. Tbe House of Assem
bly stands 71 Democrats to 57 Republican
Louisville, Ky.. Nov. 5. A fight occur
red between 40 Regulators and a farmer
with his negroes. The Regulators were
dispersed.
New York, Nov. 5. Rev. Dr. Schoff ad
dressed a large meeting upon bis mission
to Lngland. He reports many delegates ol
all denominations coming from there to at
tend tbe Alliance Convention.
ine jewisn Kabbis. in convention, pass
ed resolutions acknowledging woman as
equal in marriage with the man, abolishing
divorces by the Church and providing for
tbe exchange of rings in the marriage cere
mony. Specials say it was announced in Wall
street yesterday tbat Secretary Boutwell is
preparing to throw a new loan on tbe mar
ket, calling in all tbe five-twenties payable
and making the rate of interest four per
cent. It Is also stated tbat an agent of tbe
Treasury Department sailed on the steamer
fecotia on Wednesday, to consult with
Rothschild and other foreign capitalists re
lating to placing this loan on tbe foreign
market.
It is stated that Commissioner Delano has
postponed the collection of the manufac
turers' tax of Pork Packers till January
Bonner's colt, Joe. Elliott, made a niile
to wagon yesterday in 2:19$.
The constitutional amendment of Wiscon
sin. increasing tne Governor s salary to
$5,000, passed by a large majority.
Washington, Nov. 5. Gen. McMabon was
betore tne sub-Committee on Foreign Af
fairs yesterday. He gave his story ot the
causes of the Paraguayan war. He says it
was instituted by Brazil to extend the mon-
arcny and slavery. He himself was wll
treated by Lopez, who was favorably dis
posed toward the United States.
Buffalo. Nov. 5. A terrible gale of wind
rain and sleet has been prevailing here
since morning. It is feared much damage
una ucm uouu oa me taae.
London, Nov. 4. Midnight George Pea-
body died at balf-past eleven o'clock to-
nigbt. at bis residence in this city.
Tbe Telegraph says Peabody's lot was
cooiy sappy, ine inscription on bis mau
soleum may tell with unquestionable truth
ot a man wno served two countries.
Tbe Bank of England has raised its rates
of discount one-halt per cent.
Dublin, Nov. 4. A party of Driests were
waylaid and brutally beaten while return
ing from a meeting in Cavan. One died
from his injuries. Seven Orangemen have
Deen commuted ior murder.
London. Nov, 4. A boat race for 200
was won by Americans and resulted in a
fight.
San Francisco, Nov. 5 Frank Hamilton
a young married man and book-keeper in
tbe stationery establishment of John G.
Hodge & Co., committed suicide at tbe Cos
mopolitan Hotel early this morning by tak
ing strychnine. He had been gambling ex
tensively lately.
Gold in' New York is quoted at 126i(ft
1274. w
Wheat and flour unchanged.
Liverpool CT heat 10s 3d.
San Fraocisco-jWheat, 300 sks coast,
1 $1 17$; 500 sks good milling, $1 55; 300
sks choice,' $1 57 J.
Oats 200 sks coast, $1 17 i ; 350 sks
choice, $1 30.
San Francisco, Nov. 6. At 4 o'clock this
morning a building on tbe Potrero, owned
by D. E. O'Connell, was totally destroyed
, by fire. Two cottages were also destroy ed;
'total loss, $5,000.
There are over 150 printers in this city
out of employment
LATER.
; Washington, Nov, 6. A party of roughs
attacked a colored church last night, in
-the melee, officers Lawler and Brown were
badly beaten and cut, the latter fatally.
It is said tbat the Cnba will be bonded.
Tbe lobby is interested in reviewing the
reciprocity treaty with Canada. Tariff men
are becoming1 alarmed.
New York, 6tb. Specials report that Jno.
A. Dix is to be Assistant Treasurer.
I There is much excitement over the disap
pearance of Blatchford, charged witn exten
sive frauds in the Collector's office.
The Government obtained a judgment
against E. B. Ward, of Detroit, for $45,000
and $18,000 interest
George Peabody Russell,' nephew of tbe
J late George Peabody, sailed for Liverpool
to-day. He goes, to bring the remains for
' burial to Dan vers, Massachusetts. -
Chas. Henry J. Sappers, one of the news
paper correspondents in Havana, who was
' arrested for conveying news outside juris
diction of Havana, bas been taken in hand
by-the British Consul, Kappus being a Brit
, ish subject. The papers have been forward
wed to Earl Clarendon. "
i s Baltimore; Not. 6. Thomas Barry, a well
t known lawyer of tbia city, was fonnd dead
in bis rpom yesterday, with a discharged
pistol in his hand.
Chariottsville, Va., 6tb. Mrs. Solomon &
son, lining near here, were brutally mur
dered last bunday by unknown nartiee.
They were found with their heads split
open.
Troy, N. Y.. 6th. A vaeabond entered
tbe house of Mrs. Dodge, in this county,
yesterday, and attempted to ravish her.
when she seized an ax and split his head
open, killing him instantly.
Concord, N. II., 5th. The Lake National
Bank was broken open last night and rob
bed of all its valuables. The Bank was or
ganized with $75,000, and had a large sur
plus. Depositors lose largely.
A fire in llarrisburg destroyed five hous
es. Loss, $100,000. Fourteen deserters es
caped ft om Omaha.
The Rochester Theater was burned Nov.
6th, tbe manager barely escaping with his
life. Loss. $50,000.
Earthquakes, Etc
California Las been quite famou3
in all past years aa being acted upon
by some strange electrical Currents
in all great aa well as Email things.
Mining Speculation, Homestead Lots,
and every other kind of business, runs
in veins. It has been so for twenty
years; first among the Speculations.
Everybody, farmer or not, planted
Barley,' then Onions, then Potatoes,'
and all 'busted,' then Honey-bees, and
that busted, then one thing after an
other. Every body rushed into this
Electric Maelstrom, and nearly all
went down. ; "When this Current
touched the mind and body, Suicides,
Murders, Divorces. Tl-cse follows in
Currents also. It has been so in the
outer world of change. Blowing up
ofSteamers, Burning of Steamers, Ilail
road Calamities, all go in masses;
one event follow'3 swiftly after the oth
er. Who can explain this, save by
Electrical Phenomena 1
Again, the sudden Deatlis. that, fall
upon our Community so often, and
most startling in their power and sad
ness !
If these are to be attributed to any
Electric power not yet understood.
may we not then suppose that the
Earth and its present quaking all ar
ound us is affected the same way, on
ly in a greater degree. This beiug feo,
shall we here not ieel this power
It our theory is correct, we should
look for a little evidence of a shake
about Sunday next, or near that time.
Here is a matter for all Students in
Natural Philosophj-; and this is a
subject we think our New University
should undertake to solve, as it em
braces all the Science. California
farmer.
,A young blood, residing not a half
dozen miles from this place, was the
victim of rather a good joke on Sur
day night recently. lie was trying
to be particnlary 'sweet' on a young
lady, and had paid a number of visits
at the residence of her parents. The
oldfolks had somewhat gotan idea into
their heads that the children were
most too young to 'keep company,'
and conveyed the desired hint by call
the girl out of the room and sending her
to bed at nine o'cloek. The lady of
the house astonished the young gent
by bringing into the parlor a huge
piece ot bread and butter, nicely
spread with sugar, which she present
ed to him, sayiug in her kindest man
ner, 'There, Bubby, take this and
ran home to your mother ; it's time
little boys were in bed.' The would
be young beau hasn't felt as though
he wanted any more sweetness from
that source since.
Gentlemen. of tbe Jury,' said
a "Western lawyer, 'I don't mean to
insinuate that this man is a covteous
person, but I will bet five to one that
if you should bait a steel trap with a
new three cent piece, and place it with
iu six Inches of his mouth, you would
catch his soul. I wouldn't for a mo
ment insinuate that he will steal, but
may it please the Court and gentlemen
of the Jury, I wouldn't trust him in
a room with red hot mill stones, and
the Augel Gabriel to watch 'cm.'
A negro was arraigned in the
Fleming(Ky.) Circuit Court, recently,
for carrying a concealed deadly weap
on. The charge was apparently
proved, and the Judge had ordered a
line against him of 850, when the
darkey, much to the astonishment of
the Court and the amusement of the
crowd, drew the deadly instrument in
his defence, which proved to be the
enameled handle of an old umbrella.
The fine was remitted and the colored
humorist discharged.
It doesn't follow that, because we
have taken a perilous step, we ousrht
to retrace it. She wasn't a wise old
woman who crossed a bridge, and on
seeing it labelled dangerous, turned
and recrossed it in all haste.
Josh Billings says : When a young
man ain't good for any thing else, I
like; to see him carry a gold-Leaded
cane If he can't buy a cane, let him
part his hair in the middlo.
Any man who drinks whisky
need not flatter himself that his breath
smells like new mown hay , for . it
doesn't. ; !
The Use of Walking, Walk
ing for the young and active people,
is by far the best exercise; riding is
good for the elderly, middle-aged
and invalids. The abuse of these ex
ercises consists in taking them when
the system is exhausted more or less
by previous, fasting or by mental la
bors. Some peraons injudiciously at
tempt a long walk before breakfast,
under tlie belief that it is conductive
to health. Others will get up early
to work three hours at some abstruse
mental toil. :, The effect in both instan
ces is the , same : it subtracts from
the power of the day. A Bhort saun
ter or some light reading before the
meal. is the best indulgence of the
kind ; otherwise the waste occasion
ed by labor must be supplied "by
nourishment, and the breakfast will
necessarily become a heavy meal, and
the whole morning's comfort sacrificed
by a weight at the chest, from imper
fect digestion of food. These obser
vations apply especially to elderly
persons, who are prone to flatterthem
selves into tho ' persuasion that they
can use their mental or bodily pow
ers in age as in youth. - -
B
UY: YOUR SOIAV 8JJL.V .cat
and Plated Ware at n&na
MISCELLANEOUS.
PORK!
I WILL PAY THE FOLLOWING PRICES
FOR
GOOD, FAT HOGS :
200 lbs. and over
6 1-2 c. per lb.
6 e. per lb.
5 1-2 c. per lb.
115 lbs. and oyer
Under 175 lbs. : :
Hogs must be under shed over night after being
butchered, well tpread open, tongues taken out and a
chip put In the mouth. Heavy hoga should be split
in the center of the back -bone, one toot only between
the shoulder. When hauled, to be laid on their bel
lies, back up, and weU covered.
THOMAS CROSt'.
Ealem, Nov. 4, 1S69.
LADD 6 TILTON,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Established, 1859.
EPOSTTS received and Accounts kept, mbject
to Check or Draft.
INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or TRUST
FUNDS, in sums of ONE POLL A it AND UPWARDS,
FROM (late of deposit.
Money Loaned on Approved Security.
BONDS, STOCKS, and other valuables, received
ON DEPOSIT fur SAr E KttrlNli.
COLLECTIONS made, and procteds prortly re
mitted.
INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE i.-d other
property made ior parties.
Agents for tlie Transaction of all kinds of FINAN
CIAL and TRUST BUSIN ESS.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange
On Sai Fran?tsco and the Atlantic States for sale.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES bought and sold
i 1 oclJSs'
CHEAP
SEWING MACHINES.
djQn HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA-QQfV
fOOV' ClilNE a donble-thread lock-pOU
stitch Shuttle Machine; Hitch alike on both aides.
GlO A Celebrated Cnmmon-Senge FamilyCi S)f
hJZVJ Machine. Both machines fulljkJiiV
warranted for five years. Machines sent by express1
to any part of tlie countrv, C. O. D. Afrents wanted
In every county. Liberal commissions. Address
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine Company, 131 Firtt
Street, Portland. octl:awtm
REAT
REDUCTION
IN FARE!
Oregon & Cal. Stage Comp'y
Portland San Francisco Xcw York
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 5 DAYS
" NEW YORK " 11 "
r "
I he 6 ages of the O. & C. S. Co. connect I
at Oroville with tlis California Northern K. K. !
and Steamboats at Sacrameulo for San Iran I
Ccisoo.
AIko, at the jnnction of the CALIFORNIA i
CENTRAL with the j
GREAT OVERLAND RAILROAD i
TO NEW YORK!
Stapes leave Salem bound South at abont 4
o'clock p. m.. each day, painir through Alba
ny, CorvHlliH. llueue. Oakland, Iiiebnr;f,
Jacksonville; Yreka. Shawta, ICed Blnlf, Chico.
and pomp of the finest valleys upon the Pacific
Court, eombiniiitf pleasure, comfort and speed.
For Portland at 7 A. M,, daily.
OJlico with Weils. Farjto & Co.
WM. COHHETT, Agent
Salem. Annst 14. lStgi. iztf
It. SMITH. J. W. MKRKDITH.
SMITH & MEREDITH,'
DIATISTS.
(riswold's Block, Opposite Bank,
SALEM, OREGON.
A IX KINDS OF PLATE WORK DONE nn short
J. notice, such as Gold Plate, Silver, Plalina, Ad
amantine, Vulcanite, or Rubber Vulcanite faced with
fine Fold or alnminum.
WE WARRANT ALL OUR WORK not excelled by
any office in the world.
Prices and styles of work to suit all classes of pa
tients fiom five to lorty dollars per set.
We nse no gal in oar office. Anaesthetics used to
produce local or frenerM anaesthesia for the pain
less extraction of teeth. ocT
QOSMOPOLITAN; HOTEL.
(Formerly Arrigoni's,)
FRONT STREET, PORTLAND.
The onderslgned respectfully announce that hav
ing purchased this widely known and well kept ho
tel, they are now prepared to offer superior accom
modation to the traveling public at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
This Hotel Is located nearest the Steamboat Land
lop, sw
rjTThe Hotel Coach will be attendance to con
vey passengers to and from the house free of charge.
W. R. 8EWALL.
J. B. SPRINGER.
April 20th, 1"'69! xatf
QAPITAL HOTEL.
I nave leased this popular public noube lor
three years ; am having it thoroughly -
REFUTED & FURNISHED,
And intend to make it
A. FiVHt Olass Hotel, '
Sach aa should he fonnd at the State Capital.
WILLIAM II. LEIN1NOER.
Salem, AoRnst 9, 1869. xztf
S. D. SMITH. ; CBO. B. COOK.
T
HE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. .
(Formerly Western Hotel.)
; " - - . . . - ? '
Cor. First and Morrison sts., Portland. "
MESSRS. SMITH & COOK have taken
this well-known house, refitted and re
furnished it throughout; built a large addition,
making thirty more pleasant rooms, enlarged
the dining and sitting rooms, making it by far
the best hotel in Portland. A call from tbe
traveling public will satisfy them tbat these
statements are true.
SMITH & COOK, Proprietors.
Portland, Aug. 15, 1869.
N. B. Hot and Cold Baths attached to the
house for the benefit of guests. aug21xz
Auction at Independence.
WE are determined to close out. and on
. Saturday, Nov. 13th, we will sell every
article remaining in our store at tbat time.
Merchants will do well to attend. ' i For all
bills over twenty dollars, we will giTe six
months" time. W. A. K. Metlen, Auctioneer.
. BUTLER, SMITH & CO.
Independence, Per. 28. 1859. - . wtd
WM. T. B. NICHOLSON, ,
General Collectlngr Agent,
Agent for Oregon Statesman.
NO. 86 f ROOT ST., PORTLAND.
Doctor.
S. wl McDOWELlf, Mfj.
FbjBiclan, Surgeon, Obstetrician, It.
Graduate -vt the Wallm University, Medics
Department.
Office in Moore's brick, over Breymari Brothers
store. octMxstf
t
; A. M. BELT, M. D-,
; ; 'I:' .",. rconclieiMV ;
) 4:;::'7.!- SALEM1, OREGON. ' f.;5 "
OflW and retidenca corner High and Inn'cb
oc29 streets.
CHOPPED WHEAT for nle at 4
COX & EAEHAET'S r
INSURANCE
ESTABLISHED FEB. 1st, 1843.;
THE MUTUAL ;
Life Insurance CompaHy
OF NEW YORK.
Offers tlie lollowini? peculiar advantages to
persons intending to insnre their lives: i
THE ASSETS A HE LARGER than those of
any oilier Lite Isnrauce company in ine uni
ted States, amounting to over j
THIRTY-SIX MILLIONS of Dollars,
and are EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
THE DIVIDENDS have been larger in
amount, and in proportion to premiums paid,
than ever declared ly any otner company.
DIVIDENDS ANUAL,I,Y, comineucinfr
the trrst year, and available either to increase
the amount insured or iu each to reduce llie
premiums. j
THE MORTALITY AMONG ITS MEM
REUS has been proportionably less than tbat
of any other Life Insurance Company in either
America or Europe whose experience has been
made known a resnlt in the highest degree
lavorable to our Folicy-Holders.
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1863,
Policies exempt from execntion
Policies issued iu Gold or Currency. 1
NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN' ISoS. ,
MARK A KIXO, Stale Agent.
J . N. JIOMAMS, Special Aueut.
October 2!.
THE WASHINGTON
Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Dividends paid one year from dale of Policy
XT-.
Policies Exempt from Execntion.
Cash Assets, over 82,250.000
SECURELY INVESTED.
Over 12,000 Iemleiw.
PURELY MUTUAL.
All Policies and Dividends Nim-Korfeitable.
Over 5,000 Policies issned in 1M58.
McKENNF.Y & LINDERMAX.
General Apents. 131 Montgomery street. S. F.,
Dirtcilv opposite Occidental Hotel.
W. WIIITVi:LL,PortIanil,
General Agent for Oregon ind Territories.
E. P. CKANSTOX. Local Agent, Salem
Salem, AiiKHt .51
I Mill.
3m xz
JUEN A VISTA FERRY.
the s noun: st and best road
From Salem to Corvalli.
This Ferry is distant I t miles trotn Salem,
and 15 miles from Corvallis.
THE ROAD IS IN
GOOD ORDER,
Hel-ter than
at all hours
the Stage road
I have a
The ferry runs
Wire Hope and a Good Boat,
And vrill take you acroxs nnv time at tiiifht
W. L RIGGS.
N. R. I have the best Warehouse on the
river for receiving and shipping rain
AllLMIt 11. lHtl'.l, xztf
"Waixted.
10,000,000 Feet of LOGS
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
OF SUGAR PINK.
WHITE AND RED CEDAR
AND YELLOW FIR,
To be delivered between the months of April
and November, 1870, to the
ELLENSBURG MILL COMPANY,
At tbe mouth of Kogne river. For particulars
enquire ot GEO. M. SCUDDEK, at Ellens
buiir. Cuny comity, Oregon.
Sept. 16. 1 HC'X w3m
Silverton Tin Shop.
I HAVE REMOVED my shop to Silverton,
where I am preiared to till all orders fur
Tinware, Job Work, etc.
I shall soon below, and lay in a large
lot of
Stoves for the 'Fall Trade,
When I will be able to supply all demands.
Farmers' Produce taken in exchange.
T. R. BLACKERBY.
Silverton, Ogn., Ang. 21, 18c9. aug22i
J. W. McAFEE.
niysidn" nml Hurgreon
SALEM OREGON.
OFFICE Up stairs over McCaule'y Olnn's drug
store. State street. Resilience corner of Union and
Mbtrty ftret-ls. Airll. 87th. lS68.ir
M. B. LINGO, M. D.,
JPliyHioian unci SSiitjeon,
Orricr N. E. Comer I,lhrt.v anfl Court streets,
agoaally opposite New Theater building,
sep2S EALEM, OREGON.
. J. C. SI1ELTON, M. D., i
I?liysician tml rSiirgrcoii,
SALEM, OREGON.
Office at his residence, on corner of Front
and Division streets, northwest corner of the
block below Marion Square. ung8xx
H. Cakpsstcb, M. D.,
Res. on Liberty it., near
ly opposite Congregation
al Church.
D. PiTTO, U, D
Southwest cor. 4th Dior!
f.1
north Willamette Unlvv
stiy. ,
CARPENTER & PAYTON.
J?liysiolans Sc SitrgreoN.
Office On Libetty street, nearly opposite
Congregational Church. , ,
Bui7ztf SALEM. OREGON.
SULLIVAN A.WIIITSON, ;
Attorneys at Law,
DALLAS, POLK CO., OREGON. ; f
Particular attention given to collection of note
accounts, leins, mortgages e. -
r. C SCUJVSW. Mf- - w. O. WBITSOa.
JAMES W. PARKER, .
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
ep28 CMPIltK CITY. 0ZK09N. j
. F. A. CHENOWETH,
Attorney nt Lav,
CORTALLIS, OREGON. ;
T. B. IIANDLEY,
Law and Collection.
Orrics Up Stairs in Stewart's Block
'r sepBl PALKM. OREGON.
HILL i ML'LKEY. j
J Attorney s at Law,
KJKTLAND. OSEGON. . ,
v.uasu. - - s . acun.
f ptnae. Corner front and Aldor Bis., Carter' Blues
JAMES F. BROWN, ;
I Bookseller and Dealer In Magailnes,
Periodicals, Newspapers, Boo V sand Novels.
Willamette street, second door to St. Charles
Hotel, Kngene City, Oregon. seplQg
AMERICAN WATCHES in geld
and Pilrer Cases, at J. II. HAAS.
WK
r- s -j j-:
SCHOOLS.
ST. niARY'S HALL,
CorTallis,Oregon.
A boarding and day school for girls, conducted by
Mr. an I Mrs. M. C.Blake,
Under the supervision of the Riht Rev. B. Wlstsr
Morrtis D. D. Biahon of Oreson and Washington
Territory.
Thoroueh Instruction will be given h alt branches
of Fracttcal education, to prepare the pupils to adorn
rennta ana Christian home.
The school year will be divided Into two terms of
twenty weeks each, beginniD on the first Monday
In September and on the brat day of February.
Present term to commence on the ISth in.t.
For Terms, c, address the Trusti-es : Dr. i. R
Bayley, Chairman, Dr. W. Graham, D. O. Olar, W
St. Clair, . Palmer, W. B Carter, and Robert Her
eon, tsqs., or
CHARLES M. BLAKE, A. M.
Corvallls, Oct.l1,lSC9.
HE
COMMMERCIAL
or TUB
DEPARTMENT
PORTLAND ACADEMY
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the superintendence of T. II. Craw
ford, a. St., affords excellent facillies for the
acquirement of a tlioronuh practical business
education. Tuition in the Commercial De
tiui'tment, $12 per quarter. The courpe in the
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,
Besides the usual English studies, embraces
the Natural Sciences, Mathematics as far an
Surveying, and sufficient Latin tor professional
purpose's. Inese courses, systematic ana cum
ulele in themselves, are especially recom
mended to those who cannot spend s.'J years
in C ?ollKL?e.
Younir ladies are nnder the immediate care
of the Preceptress, Miss Emilt J. Iokk.
For new Catalouue containins names
of
Graduates and full information, addrecs.
T. M. GATCH,
anxztf Principal.
LEGAL NOTICES.
To the Tax-Payera of Marion
Count).
TVTOTICE is hereby inven that I will attend
i at the usual place of voting in each elec
(ion nrecinct in said comity, lor the purpose ol
collecting Slate, County and School Taxes for
the year Ifu.f, lrom iu o ciih k. a. ui , 10 i p. in
of the following d.tvs, to w it
Jefferson, Thursday, November 4, 1809.
.Sublimity, fr nday,
Lincoln, Satnrday, '
Silverton, Monday, '
Abiqna. Tnesdav. '
Howell Prairie, Wednesday
Fai rlie Id , Til n rsduy , '
Chainpoeg, Friday,
Butteville. Saturday,
lielpasxi, Monday, 1
Aprora, Tuesday, '
LaBish. Weduesday,
North Salem. Thursday,
Salem, Friday,
East Salem, Saturday,
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'JO
J.J. MURPHY,
Tax Collector, Marion cunntv.
Sal3m, October 18. 18ti9. oc21w4
' PAKKN L P, by the undersigned. Iivwe tw
liv
miles north ot LaBish bridge, one SOltKEl.
II' KSr., saiiposed to be 12 or l vears
old. Hi hands high, light mane atid tail, small
star in forehead, hind feet white, shod all
round, some Middle and harneos markx; no oth
er brands or marks perceivable. Appraised t
fi, bv Lei? I'onjade. J. 15. IJECKMiK.
( ktober -2'y. 1 Sf,:i. , -JCw4
IVotift'. .
JOTICK ii" hereby given that the copartner
1 ship heretofore existing between 1). Bar
mini and A. pitchman, under the linn name ot
Itani.mi iSc Hm limaii, has this day been die
solved by niiitiinl consent. All debts due the
above firm will be paid to I). ISarmaii, who is
hereby authorized U receive and receipt for the
same; and all debts which the firm owe will be
paid bv 1. ltarman. who hereby assumes the
liabilities of raid linn. A. H At 11 MAN'.
D. BAU.UAX.
Salem. October 'X, 13'i9. oc2l
Notice
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I have sold my stock or
stoves and tinware to O. ANDERSON A Co., who
will continue the business at tbe old stand, on Com
mercial street. All those knowing themselves In
debted to me are requested to call and settle with
out delay. B. 8TKANO.
Halem, Oct. 80. 1369. 2w
XTOTIC'E is herebv given
that all claims
ll Huain-t the estate of Sain'l Hcadrick,
de-
aind, must be iirenented, dulv ant bent icated.
wiitrin eix months from the date hereof, to the
undersigned, at his nllice, in Salem.
J. II. MOORES,
Salem. Oct 15th. 1S69.
N'OTICE is piven that nil claims azainst the
estate nt Paul Keller, deceased, must be
presented duly authenticated . to the undersign
ed, within six months fptn the date hereof, at
bis ollire, in Salem. J. II. MOOKKS
Salem, Oct. 15th. 18G!). Aduiii.i-trator.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale a ftoe farm of
253 acres, lying in Yamhill county, on the road from
alem to Dayton, and about two miles from Mathe
ny's Ferry. It Is all improved and conveniently
fenced, has two flue dwelling houses, a wagon shop,
good barn, outhouses, etc. Also a large orchard
and a fine stream of water running through the
entire grounds. Apply on the premises lo
MICHAf K MATUENY.
Tim e Good Dwelling Houses and Lots
IN SALEM.
Also, Three Good Building Lots,
All of which can be had cheap for cash. Now
is the time to get good bargains.
.1. M. COULTER.
Salem. October 28. oc29
For Sale.
I7UGHTY ACRFS OF VALUABLE LAND. Part
J of the Woodsides Cairo, situated on t-alcm Prai
rie, three miles East of the City of Baltm. fronting
160 rods on the County Road, will be sold Cheap for
Cash. Inquire on the premises of
J.ILorT. IL WII-PON,
Oct. 14, 1S69. xr,lm rr at this office.
Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell, on easy terms of payment, my
farm of 65 acres, sitnated three miles
north of Suletu. in Polk county, near the Wil
lamette rivei, on the road from Salem to Port
land. One hnndred acres of this land is ptairie,
under cultivation; the remainder is timber.
The improvements are.a good Dwelling Honse,
Barn and onthoitses. Fine Orchard and Yin
yard. Ijving Springs of good water conveni
ently situated. H. W. HAMILTON.
Salem, Sept.. 22, 18G9. xz
t or saie. j
A SMALL- FARM, CONTAINING 60 ACRES OF
LAND, situated one-half mile from Salem, on
Witt tide. For particulars Inquire et the nnder
tigned. J. 1I.CU.TWOOD.
falem, Oct lO.dwif
Real Estate
AT AUCTION.
THE following property will be sold at auc
tion, On tlie lOtlt of November. 'GO
THE FINE RESIDENCE OF JOSEPH
WATT, uu t he nort b of Willson's Aveuue.ou
the comer of Conrt and Cliarcb streets. ,
TERMS, in coin one third paid down; one
third in one year, with interest at 10 per cent.;
and one-third in two years.with interest at the
rate of 10 per cent, per annum. .
Also, one foil sized LOT, on east side of
Commercial street, comer of Ferry street.near
tlie bridge, opposite the brewery.
Terms ou lot. iu coin one-balf down; one
half in one year, with interest at the rate .
IU per cent, per annum.
JOSEPH WATT.
N. B Private bids will be considered. Ap
plv to C. a WOODWOKTH, Salem. x!2z
Town
Lots In
Seattle.
I
AM prepared to sell valuable property
in
the citv of Seattle, on fuirel ooaud.
All persons desiring to secure un interest in
' HJTURE TERMINUS )F THE JJ.PJLB.'
Will do well to call and see the map I have,
and learn the terms I offer.
SETHR. HAMMER
Salen.. Sep 12 xz
POWELL & FLINN,
Attorneys & Counselor nt Law
and Solicitors In Chancery, -
ALBANY.. . . . ...... OREGON
' . : Ij. FLINN. Notabt Ptrauo.
Collections and conveyances promptly attended to.
i. a rowatx. TUKB-
C I T Y D It IT
,' SALE3I.
JV W. S OTJTHEE,
Druggist and A.potbecaxy,
(Established in Oregroa in 1837.)
AVholcnlc jand Kytil IclM in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, UlL-MUrTS,
TC. TC.
. . . - a .
SOLE AO EXT IV MARIOS COUSTT rOK TMS ur ai-u . i. m-pb
1CINKS. As I net them rilrect from the manufacturers last, I can warrant them leBulns.Fl-BEanil
Ires!., and sell thm at the LtTi EST r"KJWto.
PURE LIQUORS for MHIclnal and BacrsmenUl purposes.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compounded from the purest dran.
KAM1LY MKDICINFS carefully prrparrd. itiiTrni.
Mv g.ds have been bought LOW for CASH, selected with ths greatest care, and art WAK.iSTEJJ to
be just as thty are represented. ,
Havlnu had twenty v. sr.' experience In 'lie business, I feel confident that I can alve entire satisfaction
to all who may favor me with their patronage. Call and examine my stock before purchasing etoewntre.
nov?:y
: MEDICAL.
AYERS'
IIIX VIGOR
For Restoring Gray Hair to its
Natural Vitality and Color.
A dresain. which is at once
agreeable, healthy, and effec
tual for preserving the hair.
Faded or gray hair it toon
restored 1o it original color
rii the glo ami fruihne
oVuvth. Thin hair Is thick
ened, falling hair checked,
and haUlness often, though
not always, cured by Its nse.
Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles nre ilestroycd, or the glancU
atrophied and decayed . But such as remain can be
saved for usefulnes by this application. Instead of
fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it
clean and vignrous. Its occasional nse win prevent
the ha r from turnlnc gray or falling off, and conse
quently prevent baldness. Free from those dellteri-
ous substances which make some preparations dan
gerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor on only
benefit but not harm It. I.' wanted merely for a
YY -X,
AIR DRESSING, ;
Nothing else can l e fonnd so desirable. Containing
m iil.er oil nor dye. It does not o?l white cambric,
SDd yet lasts lonir n the hair. giviDg it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & CO..
PUACTICAL AMI AXAI.YTKAI. ClIEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price,$I.OO.
Sold by a'l druggist) and dealers In medicine
everywhere.
SMITH ft DAVIS, Portland, I Wholesale
CRANK & BRIU1IAM, San r'rancisco, ) Agents.
septl7:wly
AVE U'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Choughs, Colds, V hooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Pjrobnbly never before in the whole history ot
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
Uon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series uf yetrs, and amci.g most of tlie races of men
it has risen higher and higher in their estima'ion, aa
it has become better known. Its uniform character
and power to cure the various affections of the lunm
and throat, have made it known as a reliable pro
tector against them. While adapted to milder forms
of disease and to young; children, it is at the same
time the most effectual remedy that can be (riven for
ineipent consumption, ana the dangerous affections
of the throat acd lungs. As a provision asaints
sudden attacks of CROUP, It should be kept on hand
in every 'family, and indeed as al 1 are sometimes
subiect to toMi and co jghs, all should be provided
with this antidote Tor them.
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thoncht in
curable, stilt great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled , da ve been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PECTORAL. 8o complete Is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the
most obstinate of themyieid to it When nothing
else could reach them, under the CHERRY PECTO
RAL they subside ami disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great
protection from Ii-.
ASTHMA. Is always relieved and often wholly
cured hy it.
liKONClilTIS Is generally cured by taking the
ClltlUn l'hCTOKAk in small and frequent doses.
fo generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the publio that Its qualities are fully
maintained.
AVER'S AGUE CURE,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fe
er, Dumb Anie, Periodical or
Bilious Fever, Sec, and indeed al
the affections which arise from ma
larious, marsh or miasmatic poi
sons.
As its name Implies, It does CURE, and does n
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunins, Bismpth
Zinc, nor ny other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, in in nowise Injures any patient. The
nnmher ad Importance of its cares In the ague dis
tricts, are litterary beyond account, and we believe
without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our Jprlde is gratified by the acknowledgments we
receie of the radical cures affected In obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly tailed.
Uuacclimated persons, either resident in, or traV'
elllng through miasmatic localities, will be protected
by tiklnr the AGUE CURE daily.
or LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from torpidity
of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver Into healthy activity.
For Billtous D'sorders and Liver Complaints, it Is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by Dli. J. C. AYEll & CO.,
PruciiCAL Axn Analytical Cuemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, tl.OO.
tW Sold by all druggists an I dealers in medicine
everywhere.
SMITH A DAVT', Portland, ("Wholesale
CRANE BRIG HAM, San Francisco, f Agents.
sept1?:lwy
A.
J. MONKOK.
DKALER IN
MARBLE AVOlirc
Csiliforiiia,
Vermont nnd
Italian marbles.
Obelisks,
Monuments,
Head and
Foot Stones,
r SALEM OREGON.
Also, MANTLES and FURNITURE MAR
BLE. furnished to order.
Salem, April, 13th, 1869. ' "
QODDARD & LAKE.
Mos. 114 and 16, Cor. Morrison and Second Streets
Portland, Oregon,
Tlavlng rcught out and refitted the old Bennett A
White
LIVERY, SALE & FEED STABLE
We are now prepared to receive all the old custo
mers, and as many more patrons as see fit to give
us a call In our Una of business, and will give partlc
o'ar attentlot to Fanner's tok. Wears satisfied
that we can and will give entire satisfaction to oar
lriends and the public.
Oar Livery Is sit new, both carriages and horses,
and we shall take pride in turning oat as nice an
outfitas any eslabllihmeot can on this coast for
ths same money. stf
Post-Office Store,
LEBANON,-. : LINN CO., : : OREGON
Yu wi" Cn a Peneral assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
BOOTS' AND SHOES. !
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY, .
At the above named store. Proddce taken in
excbanKe 8. II. CLAUGUTON.
Lebanon. Sept. 1. 13f9. fp'
WAREHOUSE ASD DWELLING BOUSE
'- ' For Sale.-- - - r -
I OFFER for sale my Warehouse and Home
Premises, in ,
' EOL.A, POLK COUXTY, OBEGON. J
The Warehouse is capable of containing
30,000 bnsbele of frrain, it is situated to aecom
niodats one of tlie finest grain gTOw in g sections
of Urejron the Kick real Valley with eleve,'
tors completed. Tbe Dwelling 'House is large
and commodious. SAMUfc-L BKt'KET.
' Eola Polk county, Oretou. autt'fijcztf
GLOVER REED, Bed and White, for .ale a
COX & EARUAKI S.
Gr
S T O EE.
TC
mm .m a t t tvrivniDTs DlTfXT VAMTT.T MFTi.
..
MEDICAL.
Dr. JUL1EN PrtlRAULT. Doctor
of Medicine of the Faculty of Paris,
Graduate of the University Queen's
College, and Physician of the llaptis-
te Society san trancisco.
Da. PBKBACI.T has pljasure to inform patients, and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
Building, North East coiner Montgomery ana Bsc-
ramento streets.
Da. Peksaclt'S studies have been almost exclu
sively devoted to the various forms of Nervous and
Physical Debility the result of Injurious habits, ac
quired In yoath, which usually terminate In Impo
tence snd sterility, and prematurely induce all tlie
concomitants of old age. Where a secret Infirmity
exists involving tbe happiness of a 1-fe and tnat or
others reason and morality dictate ths necessity of
Its removal, for it Is a ract mat premature aeenne or
the vigor of manhood matrimonial nnhapptness.
compulsory single life, c, have their sources in
c vises, the germ or wmcn is pianieo in cany me,
and the bitter fruit tasted long afterward; patients
laboring under this complaint, will complain of one
of the following symptoms: Nocturnal Emissions,
Pain In the Back and Head, Weakness of memory
and Sight, Discharge from the Urethra on go ng to
stonl or making water, the Intellectual Faculties are
weakened, Loss of memory ensues, mess are clou
ded, and there is a disinclination to attend ti busi
ness, or even to reading, writing, or the society of
trends, etc. The patient will complain or masioeas.
Vertigo, and that Sight and Hearing are weakened,
and sleep disturbed by dreams, melancholy, sigh
ing; palpitation, faintiugs, coughs, and slow fevers,
while some have external rheumatic pain and numb
ness of the body, Borne ef the most emmon
symptoms are pimples In the face, and achlngs In
different parts of the body. Patients suffering from
this disease should apply immeoiaieiy so nr. cr
rault, either In person or by letter, as he will guar
antee a core of Seminal Emissions and Impotence lo
six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases In any
stage Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Erupt ions, etc- will oe treaiea success
fully. All Syphilitic and Mercurial Taints entirely
removed from the system.
Dr. Perrault's diplomas are in his office, where pa
tients can see for themselves that they are nnder the
care of a rekutarly edu-i;ed practitioner. The best
references given, if required.
Patients suffering under enrol, diseases can can
and examine for themaelvea. We Invite Investiga
tion ; data, not to know everything, nor to cure ev
erybody, bnt we do claim that in all eases taken nn
der treatment, we fulfill our promises. Ws particu
larly request those wbo have tried this boasted doctor
and that advertised physician, till worn out and
discouraged, to call upon os.
Low -harges and quick cures.
Ladles suOering from any complaint Incidental
to their sex, can consult the Doctor with the assur
ance of relief.
Female Monthly Pills.
Da. PnuuciT Is the only agent In California far
Dr. Blot's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation as a female
remedy, unspproacbed and far in advance ef every
other remedy for suppressions and irregularities,
and other obstructions In females. On the receipt
of five dollars, these Pills will ee sent by mail or
express to any part of the world, secure from ca
riosity or damage.
Persons at a distance can be cured at borne, by
addressing a letter to Dr. Perrault, corner ot Sacra
mento and Montgomery streets. Booms 10 and 11,
or Box 973, P. O , San Francisco, stating 'he case
as minutely as possible, general habits of riving, oc
cupation, e'e, etc.
All communications confidential. lUmsySDly
THE UNFORTUNATE.
yen Remedies, ew Remedies!
DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY!
623 KEARNEY 8TREFT COR
NER OF COMMECIAL. San
Francisco, private entrance on
COMMERCIAL. Established In
1654, for the treatment of sexu
al and seminal diseases, such
as Oonliorrhira, Gleet Stricture,
Syphillis In all Its forms, Semi
nal Weakness, Imp. tency, eta.
Skin diseases, (of years stand
ng) and Ulcerated Legs, suc
cessfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
ITow many thousands of persons, both male and
female, are there, who are suffering owt a miserable
existence from the effects of secret Indulgence, or
from virus absorbed Into Ihe system. Look at their
pallid, emaciated and disfigured faees, and their
broken down constitutions, disqualifying them for
tlie happiness of marring?, or the enjoyment of life.
In this horr'd situation, thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let paresis, guardians, friends,
attend to those who are suffering with any of these
horrible, life destroying maladies see that they are
cared for and cared be'tre it be toe late. Send
them Immediately to D.tor Gibbon, a physician,
whe has made prh ate diseases his especial study for
years, and who is certain to cure the most Invet
erate cases without mercury, or arty Injurious drugs.
It Is Important to thnswho are afflleteti, or to those
wbo are Interested In ate wcl.ar of their friends, to
becarelul of the man pretended doctors who Infest
all cities, publishlnglbeir skill In curinr all diseases
in a few days, Imosing upon the public by using
the names of enilabnt physicians fi om Europe and
other places. lJ therefore careful, and make
strict inqu ry, of you may fail Into the bands of
those uharlataoi
Seiwiual Wenkiies.
Seminal Famlsslotis. the consequence of self.
abuse this solitary vice, or depraved sexual Indul
gence, Is prA ticed by the yoai bel both sexes to an
almost un'Jfiiited extent, producing witb unerring
eertalnltylhe following train of morbid symptoms,
unless cwbat ed by scientific tneotcal measures,
vis : SalCw countenance, dark spots under the eyes,
pain la Bie- head, ringing in the ears, like the rust
ling ef leaves and rattling of harlots, uneasiness
about ire) loins, weakness ol ihe limbs con'us' d vis
ion, blisjited 'intellaet, loss of confidence, diffidence
in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac
quaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of
memory, hectic flushes pimples and various eruptions
about the face, furred tor.gue, fetid breath, coughs
consumption, night-sweats monomania, and fre
quent Insanity. If relief be not obtained, should
apply immediately, either tn person or by letter,
and bava a cure effecud by his sew an I scientific
mode of treating this disease, which never fails of
cnccuuK m i.twk uw iwiivm vwrw. vr. w. win K1VW
One Hundred dollars to any person who will preve
satisfactorily to him thai he was cored of this com
plaint by either of tbe San Franclsoe qnacks.
Iflarried Men,'
' Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suf
fering nnder any of the fearful maladies, should net
forget the sabred respoosKilliy resting upon them,
aer delay te obtain tm medial relief.
To the Ladles.
The various complies tod and distressing diseases
Incident to females, treated with eminent success.
Such as Suppression, Irregularity, Whites, Falling
of the Womb, Tumors, all Urinary Diseases, h er
rata Debility, Painful or Difficult Menstruation,
Barrenness, Ac, will be speedily cured, without poi
sonous drags, injurious or unpalataole Bitdlclnes of
any kind. Have ne tlelkscy iu calling, ne differ
ence what your difficulties may be. The afflicted
are cordially lavtted to eat! and satisfy themselves.
Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon's office or sending
for packages of soedlcine may rely apoa his aasur
ranees of confidential secrecy, with implicit faith,
and expect no more than remuneration for servi
ces rendered, considering tbe circumstances and
difficulties ef the case, raiher than a too prevalent
and selfish praetle of extortion among quacks and
pretenders.,. .
DOCTOR GIBBOM is re.ponsible, and win give to
each patient a written Instrument, binding himself
lo effect a radical and permanent core, er make no
charge. - -
Cured nt Home.
Persons at a distance aay be CCBED AT HO UK,
by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon stating case,
symptoms, length ef time the disease kas continued,
and have medicines promptly forwardod fie from
damage and cariosity, to any part of lh country,
witb lull and plain directions ler nse, for ten dollars,
sent tn regbUred letter rtbreugh vretls Fargo Co.
Address Dr. J, F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney street
co-ner Commercial, Dun rrai Cisco, rest tlffics
REMEMBER TO PCT BOX Ml ON Tilt LrrfTR.
Consultations FREE. ma j 4611 r
-TRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
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