The Oregon weekly statesman., December 10, 1869, Page 4, Image 4

SALEM. FRIDAY t : 1 r DEC. 10
m i ; TELE3EA.PHIC SUHMAEY.
r.CBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt
statement shown the debt, including coup
Arte and not p eented,2,64P,134.68a 20
'amount in tbe treasury, in round number,
-md, iuti.uoo,uyu; currency, i,uw,ut.
Total, including making fund and coin in-
4 . i .v. ,., J 7ft 817 KB
Debt less the amount in the Treasury $3,
454.307. 3.10 23. Decrease ol debt for tbe
.-month over $7,500,000, since March 1st $73,-
000,000.
Tor6ntd.l)ec. l.--A fepecial from St. Paul
-nay late Red River advices say a conven
"tloaasiwmbled at Fori Garry, November
15th to discuss the folio ving propositions:
First, compromise with Gov. McDongall;
tepond.an indenendent republic; third, an
nexation to tbe United States; fourth a col
JJony under Great Britain; filth, return to tbe
Hudson Bav ComDunv rule. So far the
French half-breeda only have taken up
arms. The English and Scottish half-breeds
A. D. RICHARDSON DEAD.
New York, 2d. A. D. Richardson died at
5 o'clock this morning.
. !i J ALABAMA LEGISLATURE
Montgomery,. 2I. In tbe HoirSe, to-day,
a colored man was elected ' Engrossing
t. Clerk.. The Democrats voted for him against
" a white man. A bill passed to make it
fnraprv tn false! v take the oath oi Omce.
. o -
. v l - SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia, 1st. Both houses of tbe Leg
Ulttture to-uay adopted resolutions expres
sive of sympathy for Cuba, and requiring
tbe recognition of the insurgents bs bellig-
' wenteby the United states, and pledging
tbe last dollar and tbe last man to me uov
ernment j
EUROPEAN.
Paris, Dec. 1. Apprehensions are enter
tained of disturbances on the anniversary
of the death of JJandy.
, London. Deo. l.-rThe Monarch, with the
"'remains of Peabody, will sail lor America
next Wednesday.
- San Francisco, 2d. Gold in Ne w York
. ,( opened to-day ut 1224 and closed at 122j.
Liverpool, wneat us 4u.
, 5 C Wheat nnd flour unchanged.
The Aiax will sail for Portland Dec. 7tb
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, t , , w . MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
Memphis. Dec. 1. Tbe election news
from Mississippi is very meagre. Tbe
Avalanche' 8 Jackson special says that tbe
returns are scanty, but indicate Alcorn's
election. Twelve counties out of fourteen
heard lrom, give Alcorn a majority.
New Orleans, Dec. 1. Sheriff Steinberg
vr was sbot dead Saturday night by a ne
gro, atw Ibra. , The murderer was soon
afterwards caught and hung by the citi
zens.
Chicago, Dec. 2. A watchman at the Re
form School, yesterday, in a fit of passion,
struck a boy named George Miller on Ibe
. -i . kaail ' u i t Yi a .ti n lr anninrr ft, A 1 1 1 i"i i- a
. . . .i. mi. - A : : : I
" A yoing woman, named Vanderhoff,
died, suddenly yesterday, having taken
some powders for a headache which it is
supposed were' poison.
; MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT.
New York, Dec. 2. It is stated that or-
' deia have been issued to officers command
ing tlie troops stationed in tbe various
lorts of New York harbor to hold tbe for
ces in readiness to move to-morrow, supplied
1 t irith ten days' rations., The Quartermaster
and Commissary Departments were busily
engaged,1 1 yesterday, preparing for this
mysterious movement, tbe project and des
' rvtinat ion of 'which id kept a profound secret
Similar, orders have .been issued to the
officers in ' New ' London, Sacketa Harbor.
There, are about 1,500 troops here.
San Francisco, , Pec. 2.-Fred. Seileep
suicided this morning,' near the rope walk
:t the Potrero, by hanging himself to a
fence. Deceased, wag aged about 21 years,
and leaves a wife and child, '
a This morning W'isalm Gourgne, a Greek,
was iountl ilvud in bud at a lixlirintr hnnw
. a o
on Sacramento street.
Michael Hidalgo fell dead, this morning, 1
while carrying a heavy tub. Deceased
leaves a wife and four small children.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
, . Wheeling. Dec. 2. Tbe sale of govern-
ment property at Harper's Ferry on Wed
nesday, aggregated $280 000, and still there
is a quantity orvaluable property left.
" " RIcifARDSON-S FUNERAL.
New York, Dec. 2. Richardson's remains
, will be taken to Medway, Massachusetts, fur
interment. ' The Coroner received the body ;
this afternoon and will hold an inquest on
Monday." - - - ; -
, t s- a THE RED RIVER REBELLION. ;
Ottawa, Ontario, Dec. 2. Capi Ermatin
( iL'T of MontreaL has been summoned here
t" to nndertake a siwchil mission to Red Ri
er, to endeavor to conciliate the balf-breeds
and Indians. The question is attracting
, S 4 annch attention. t. Tbe tribes between Fort
William and Red River are reported un
friendly. '
Leavenworth, Dec. 2. The Bulletin says
gold has been discovered on the Delaware
Land, filteen miles from Leavenworth. Cal
it'oroian's think good wsges can be made
and several of them who prospected some
days since; obtained considerable dust.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 2. A fire lust night
in tbo Commercial Elevator damaged tbe
building, machinery and contents, including
50,000 or C0.000 bushels of grain, by fire
and water, to the amount of $30,000 or
$40,000.- ' -'
, VI ' San ' Francisco, Dec. 3. The Colorado
siled for Panama at noon to-day with S00
passengers, $614,000 in treasure and mer
chandise to the value of $94,000.
The bark Kutusoff, with coal for the Bel
lingbam Bay Company, is supposed to be
r! 'lo8t. -Sbo letVBeliingham Bay on the 4th
of NoveraHierlor San Francisco, since which
time she has not beea beard from. The dis
. asters to tbe California fleet during tbe past
tew week have beea unusnaNy heavy.
" The steamer Newbern will sail for Alaska
ports on Sunday at noon. She will carry a
latter mull. ' ' ' '"
4 i
A telegram from New York to-day states
that the steamer D. CIIaskln, en route for
San Francisco, foundered November 17th,
in the gulf stream.,?' The Capuin and eight
men were saved; three drowned. This
steamer was intended, for the California
Pacific Railroad, to run between this city
and Valiejo. ,; '.; J
NEVADA.
Treasure City, Dec 3. Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped to-day for the Stanford Mills
$11,021, tbe product of one-half of 456 tons.
Contracts are made to crush 9,000 tons at
$20 per ton. . :-
Victoria, Deo. 3. A. M. Campbell was
murdered at bis farm on' Jseechy Bay. He
received three bullets in tbe forehead and
two in the side. Two Indians arrested for
the deed, say that he shot himself accident
ally. ,
WiLKSBUtRE, Pa., Dec. 2 An explosion
Of fire-damp occurred in the Empire mine
early tbmorning-oil he, particulars are
not yet ascertained. It is reported that
rea' or i eight men. are serlcnsly injured,
and some, it is feared, fatally. .
ing"iigeTitTor S'NewTofk jewelry bouse
,fwa broken nopeo; at thtf-Southa totel,
f ;snd iwa's robbed of 4,000 worth o( dia
monds. The trunk; contained abont $35,
000 worth. , The agent thinks the ihief fol-V
f ?loired bin from New York. j
i Xi: CtoTeJarid., Dec- .Grearkcilement
. exists oo account of tbe defalcations of
"Bnel, .late cashier of tbe Second Nional
Bank of Cleveland. Buel, during his long
connection with the bank, had tbe full con
fidence of the directors and the customers
of the bank, which confidence has been
systematically betrayed. His defalcation
- is stated . in tbe memorandum, as prepared
by bim just previous to his death, and left
for the investigation of the directors. The
abstractions amonot to $47,000. '
RADICAL TRKTMPH MISSISSIPPI
c Memphis, Dec. 2.The Avalanche's Jack-
son special to-night says Alcorn's majority
in the counties heard from is over 32.000.
; The gain for tbe Radicals in the same
counties is nearly 30,000. No disturbances
occurred, and everything was extremely
quiet The result- astonishes the natives.
Jackson, Dec 3. Additional returns
from six counties give Alcorn several thou
sand additional majority. Deut carried but
three counties, and these by very small ma
jorities. The whole Radical ticket, with
few exceptions, is doubtless elected.
TROUBLE WITH BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Chicago, Dec. 3. There has been a con
troversy between Brigham Young and tbe
Iuleraal Revenue officers of Utah. Until
this year, he succeeded in beating them at
every point The present officers, however,
nave brougbt tingnam to terms in tbe quar
rel between them about the proper tax on
what is called church property. It appears
that Brigham is charged about $50,000 tax
and penalties, and he proposes to tight the
cose before tbe Revenue Bureau until it
will probably reach Congress.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
Montgomery, Dec. 2. The Senato to-day
discussed a bill to give tbe negroes equal
privileges in public conveyances. The
Democrats favor an amendment providing
that common carriers be forced to provide
equally comfortable but separate quarters
lor tne two races.
New York, Dec. .3. Them has been a
considerable advance in the passenger rates
ana rreigbt to tne West, bulletined to-day,
The new freight rates to San Francisco for
first class are eight dollars per hundred.
The brig Deerfliss at the quarantine anch
orage, loaded with petroleum, took fire this
morning and will be a total loss. Tbe
names forced the crew overboard for safety
Fifty ruffians to-night made a raid on a
registry office in the upper part of tbe city,
destroyed the registry, list and robbed one
ot tne inspectors of his valuables.
GREAT WHISKEY RIOTS.
One of tbe greatest whiskey riots since
:the parage of Internal Revenue laws took
place to day. Trouble had been aoore
headed and 500 troops were detailed by
Gen. McDowell to assist tbe Revenue offi
cers. There were twenty distilleries near
the Navy Yard in the section known as
Irish town. These were attacked by troops,
three distilleries taken or destroyed. 35 bar
rels of whiskey captured and thousands rt
gallons allowed to run to waste. The
troops were attacked by a mob of 2,000
people, but succeeded in projecting the
wonting pariy; several persons weie in
jured by brickbats, and one of the Dartv
bad his bead split with an ax. The sol
diers, did not fire on tbe rioters and the lat
ter followed them duriog the whole day,
aou conuuuea on toe streets till nignt mak
ing tnreats oi vengence.
The steamer D. C. Haskin. for San Fran
cisco, foundered in the Gulf stream on tbe
15th ult Tbe Captain and eight others
were picked up by the schooner Grassmerev.
Three are known to be"drowned and quiie
a number missing.
The post mortem on the body of A. D.
Richardson, shows that he was shot through
tbe stomach, liver and intestines, it is sin
prising that he lived so long. Beecher and
Frothingham conducted tbe funeral ser
vices. Chicago. Dec. 3. A Washington special
says Commissioner Wells expresses the
opinion that the revenue can be reduced
$120,000,000. and to this end tbe Committee
of Ways and Means proposes to cut down
the tariff $25,000,000 and tbe internal rev
enue $50,000,000. On a vote to take off
the duty on coal, salt and copper, the Com
mittee are a tie.
: . O. C. R. R.
Washington, Dec. 3. Tbe President has
appointed James H. Flsk Commissioner to
examine and report upon tbe Oregon Rail
road vice Jesse App!egae resigned.
Rome, Dec. 2. Four hundred bishops
have already urrived to attend the Council.
The following queer incident is
said to have occurred at the recent
election in Chicago :
A certain candidate declared to all
tbe world that during the day, he
would drink more beer and roll a big
ger rote than any ot hia competors or
associates. At 2 o'clock, p.m. he had
put himself outside of his sixty-first
glass of tbe foaming fluid, and arrived
at a 'mixed' condition of body and
mind. Boldly grappling his sixty
second beaker before he had imbibed
a moiety of it his power of suction
failed him, and he fell to the earth.
Upon this the poor candidate was
carried to the polls by his malicious
antagonists and deposited under the
table, the result of which was that
those who came tip to vote for him
incontinently resolved to go for the
other man. Ilia supporters (in a doub
le senBe) rallied and took him away,
but the sad conclusion alter all was
tha he staggered considerably (he
couldn't run) behind his own ticket.
We have heard 'nothing for over
half a year about the Alabama claims.'
Mr. Motley has taken no new steps
in regard to them, so far as is known;
and the press, both in England and
. America, has ceased to discuss them.
' While we are glad to be releived from
( the jangle and noise, j and the anger
and recrimination, we hare reason to
believe that the Administration has
not by any means lost sight of the
question, or of the necessity for its
settlement It will take some time to
mature the plans and bring them to a
consummation ; but there is at least a
probability that, before the close of
President Grant's term, the Ala-
i bama claims will be settled in a way
satisfactory to the American people.
Ex. Governor Curtin, who is trav
eling abroad, has excited considerable
attention' by his philological attain
ments, lie has been making speeches
in Bohemian and Russian languages ;
but he talked to the Bohemians in Rus
sian, and to the Russians in Bohemi
an. We hope the Governor's trinity
of language is not like the three styles
of handwriting -which Rufus Choate
employed one of which he could
read himself, another which his clerk
could read, . but he couldn't, and a
. third ; which his Satanic Majesty
couldn't read. '
The following Is a verbatim report
of a conversation between two young
ladies who have just finished their
education at a classical school :
Were you at the picnic ! Yes, and
we bad a high old time of iL' 'I wan
ted to go so bad, but mother was so
hard pushed I couldn't get ofi.f 'I
was rigged, but I couldn't corner you
any where in the woods. ' We had a
' bulley time ; and you know I promised
my gallant that . he should have a
eight at you.' 'Well I'm sorry j.bnt
,, you bet I'll pat in my bur licks at tbe
; Fair- r s J '' .
generally speakfng; an excuse is
general overcoattor a lie; tr ' ?
Said Bill to Richard the other day;
Did you ever hear how toughided
I am V
I never did. replied Dick. 'Tough
er than common folks 1'
T recon 'tis a few. 1 11 bet you a
drink, Dick, that you may take a
cowhide and lay it upon my bare-
skin, as hard and as long as you lite
and I won't even flinch.'
T)nne I'll take the bet. If I
don't make you squirm likea skinned
eel the first cut, I'm saaiy mistaken r
You take the bet, then V
'I do.'
Well, wait till I go up-stairs and
get my bear-skin, and '
'Oh, ho ! your bear-skin ? No.no,
I meant'
I don't care what you meant it's
a fair Bet, fairly won. My bare-skin
is my bear-skin, and nothing else.'
'I'll give in,' said Richard, looking
foolish and flabersasted. 'Let's ad
journ to the Pewter Mug and say no
more about it.
John Randolph was one of the
most sarcastic men that ever lived.
One time a young man attempted to
make his acquaintance. lie obtained
an introduction, and among the first
remarks said : 'I passed by j our
house lately, Mr. Randolph.' 'I hope
you always will !' was the reply. An
other one twitted hiiu as to his educa
tion. 'The gentleman reminds me,'
said Randolph, iu reply, 'of the
lands about the headwaters of the
Montgomery, which are poor by na
ture, and cultivation has ruined them.
It will not be loug before we are
called to admit some more Terri
tories as States into the Union.
Among others, Dakota will present
fair claims for consideration. Villa
ges and settlements are being rapidly
established there. This past summer
some five thousand immigrants made
their homes in that Territory. The
present population is reckoned at twen
ty thousand,' and forty-seven thous
and acres of land have been lately
taken up under the Homestead and
Preemption laws by actual Bettlers.
A man out West who read that cop
peras put in a bed of ants would
causbthem to leave, put some of them
in his mother-in-law's bed to see if she
wouldn't go. He says she was there
at last accounts.
'Ma,' said a little urchin, peeping
from beneath the bed clothes, 'I am
cold ; I want some more cover on the
bed.' 'Lie still, my dear,' said the
mother, 'until your sister comes home
from church ; she has got the com
forter for a bustle.'
Child Killed by a Ferret. In
Edgerton, England, lately, a stray fer
ret got into a room where a child was
lying, and attacked it. When the pa
rents returned home, they found the
infant dead ; its eyes were removed,
and a part of the nose had been gnaw
ed away.
To Save The Ladies. From
Burning Up. By adding to the
starch used in preparing their dress
es, a tablespoonful of common alum
in a powdered state ; the alum makes
the dress far stiffer, and prevent it
bursting into flames when placed in
contact with any burning substance.
Red Ants. To get rid of these
pests, wash your shelves clean, and
while damp rub fine salt on them
quite thickly ; let it remain on for a
time and they will entirely disapear.
A man and his wife in Washington,
who kept each a refreshment and fruit
stand in the neighborhood of two or
three of the departments, cleared $50,
000 during the war.
FannyFern having1 said that the
'men of the present day are fast.'
Prentice replies that they have to be
'to catch the women.'
The reduction of expenses in the
Government ofSces a Washington,
under Grant's administration, is 62,
000,000 a year.
More pleasing than the dew-drops
that sparkle on the roses are tears
that pity gathers upon the cheek j of
beauty. ; j
i
Mischievous young men in Santa
Clara started a large bonfire at mid
night and roused the whole town
up. . '
Sleeping on feathers, or with the
hands raised above the head, is very
bad for the lungs. So says a doctor
of large experience.
Time borders on eternity. It re
quires but an instant to make the pas
sage from one to the other.
The City of Mexico hr.s neither
bank, insurance office, nor public li
brary.
A writer in the London" Society as
serts that the wearing of corsets pro
duces corpulence,
The total value of all the horses in
twenty-one Northern States in 1865
was over 8300,000,000.
A fanner in Maine says that by wise
feeding he can make 15 pounds of
pork with a bushel of corn.
To- make every edge cut, to keep
every cutting edge keen, are funda
mental rules with tha good farmer.
It is estimated there are three thous
and men employed in quarrying white
marble in Vermont. ,
Sir John Franklin discovered the
Northwest passage before he per
ished. A Memphis jury acquitted a travel
ler who shot and killed a hackman
for over charging him. j
Down in Mississippi they call a
'cole red man a 'fifteenth amendment.'
The Chicago Rogues'. Gallery al
ready contains the potraits of 864 per
sons. 1 ' ; V . ,' '.' : ; : ,;.v .. :
There is talk of making General
Hardee : President of the Alabama
University. ' .
The grace which makes every oth '
er grace amiable is humanity.
. The man who holds & good opinion
of himself, is not easily slighted.
.. The righteous is greater after death
than.danng his life.
"Put off repentance tfll tCHnorrow,
and you have one more day to repent
'.''JVTJie recent storms have nearly ru
ined the hop crop ef England. '
MISCELLANEOUS.
SELLING OFF
ATCOST!
rpHK UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETERMINED
To ClosegBnsiness In Salem,
OFFER FOR SALE
At Cost for the Xext Xlnctv Days,
FOR CASH ONLY,
THEIR ENTHtS AND IMMENSE STOCK OF
Merchandise !
THIS STOCK EMBRACES THE
Finest and Best Selected
Dry Goods,
.Ladies' Dress Goods,!
Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods
Hardware,
Boots and Shoes,
Crockery Ware, and
Groceries,
In the City of Salem.
Erery one In need of goods would do well at an
earl; day, for at Hie expiration of the ninety dayi
what goods remain on hand will be withdrawn from
sale.
All persons Indebted to either us or the old firm of
BREYMAN, CR ANS TON Jl CO. are requested to come
forward and make payment, thereby saving trouble
and cost. No one is excepted.
BOWESf & CRANSTON.
Salem, Not. 13.
New Groods
Uzafovage & Wright's
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Crockery fc Glassware
OF EVERY DESIRABLE PATTERN.
CHINA DINNER SETS.
CHINA TEA SETS,
CHINA VASES ia great variety,
MOTTO CUPS WITH SAUCERS,
MOTTO MUGJ,
SILVER-PLATED TABLE SPOONS,
DESERT SPOONS,
" " TEA SPOONS,
" ; FORKS,
SlUer-PIated Table Castors.
Pioneer Store.
COMMERCIAL S-REET, SALEM.
-T. II. I-IfVH,
DEALER IN
Clocks, WatcheSj Jewelry
PLATED & SILVER WARE,
PATTOS'S BLOCK. SALEM.
Having removed my stock to the store In Pat
ton's new block, aiijoininir the bank, lam
prepared to furninh all goods In my line, and
to do all work at short notice.
G )Ods for the Holidays !
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Those wanting to procure presents for the
i oming holidays should call and examine, for
I shall keep a supply to suit the wants of all.
s.
L. FALLOWS & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEAI ERS IN
BAR IllOIV, STEEL
Tin Plate, Etc. ,
Yamhill Street, bet. Front and First.
v PORTLAND; OREGON.
octllxrTw
D
IXON S PATENT GATE.
SELF 0PE5IJTG AID SELF CLOSING
For accommodation of teams.
JOHN IlAUIiEIt,
Corner Commercial and Chemeketa street,
Salem, Oregon, manufacture tbe above, and
baa a working model in operation on tbe
premises. It ia simple in plan. He has
purchased tbe right for Marion county, and
is ready for orders.
COME AIVI SEE TILE GATE.
Salem August 8. 1869. xzlt
S
ALEM FOTJNDKX .
AMD
MACHINE SHOP,
Salem, Oregon. I
B. 3P. DRAKE, Prop.
Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Reapers,
Pumps and and all kinds and styles of machinery
made to orders Machinery repaired at a short no
tice. Pattern-making done tn all Its various foims,
and alt kinds of Brass and Iron Casting furnished
at short notice. n43tf
7 W.MARTIN,
IMPORTXR AND DIALER IN
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
AND SILVER WARE.
Commercial Street, : : Salem, Oregon.
BP", Jewelry made to order.
AH work and goods warranted.
Salem, August 20. xr
- . J. GOUNSKY
INFORMS the pnblio that he haa set op
for himself in the
TaUoring Business,
And haa opened a shop on Commercial street
sooth of Cole's Stove Store, where he will be'
prepared to do all work in his line at abort no
tice. A fair ahara of public patronage ia hoped
Lookout for the Blindfold Merchant
. Tailor, a few doors below
Salem. Oct. 21. - . ,
Notice.
MT Wirt, Mary McCamtsh, having left me, with
out any cause whatever, 1 will not be respon
sible for any debts of b 1 cOutraotiue. O
,i'f . ,,r BAKNfir.n UVtD
cuTerton, nor. 10,
SCHOOLS.
gT. HELEN'S HALL, PORTLAND.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOIt G1KLS.
THE NEW BCILDIXO is now completed, and will
furnish enlarged accommodations for BoaiderS
from December lsU j
THE NEXT TERM will begin on the 1st of Jebni-
ary, 18T0. . , .
For Circulars or terms of admission apply to
EUHor Moaaia, or Miss Rodht, Portland, or to sry
of the Episcopal Clergy In Oregon or Washington.
Portland, Nov. 86.
ST. MARY'S ! HALL,
lorvallls,0regoii.
A boarding and day school for girls, conducted by
Mr. an l Mrs. M. C. Blake,
Under the supervision of the Right Rev. B. Wlstar
Morris, D. D. Bishop of Oregon and Washington
Territory.
Thorough instruction will le given In all branches
of Practical education, to prepare the pupils to adorn
refined and Christian hotnrk.
The school year "ill be divided Into two terms of
twenty weeks each, beginning, on the first Monday
in September and on the first dny of February.
Present term to commence on the ISth Inst.
For Terms, Ac, address the Trustees : Dr. J. R
Bayley, Chairman, lr. W. Oraham, D. . Clar. W
St. Clair, A. Palmer, W. B Carter, and Hubert Her
ron, Esqs., or
CHARLES M. BLAKE, A. M.
Corvallis, Oct. 11, ltfi9.
QOLLEGIATE DEl'AKTM EXT
Willamette University,
HALK3L OREGON.
Gentlemen's Collegiate Department:
114 PER SESSION OF 14 WEEKS.
Ladles' Collegiate Department:
$12 PER SESSION OF 14 WEEKS.
Preparatory Deparlntent, 1st Tear:
$9 PER SESSION OF 14 WEEKS.
Preparatory Department, 2d Tear:
$13 PER SESSION OF 14 WEEKS. .
Tuition Payable Always in Advance
First Session commenci s on the second Monday
In September: Second Session commences on the
first Mondny in January; Third Session com
mences on the third Momlay In April, "for partic
ulars address the rrnident,
dec29xtf Da. N. ROUNDS.
INSURANCE
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Co'y.
Assets, 88,000,000.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
All Policies Taken Out Daring this
month participate In Dividends to
be declared on tbe 1st of January
next.
EVERSON .V HAINES,
(Jfiieral Ai;entj, l'ortlatul,
Ollice li. Carter's Block.
S. A. CLARKE, Aiiet.t, Salem. decU
ESTABLISHED FEB. 1m, 18-12.
TI-Ilv MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF NKW.YPKK,
OUVrs llie folli'winif peculiar ndv;intare-' tn
persoiis inlnlilnitf to insure Hit ir lives:
THE ASSETS A KE LA KOEIi thn those of
any other Life I: fimtix-c Company in tl:o Uij
ted Stales, uiiiii.tiitin: t. ovt-r
THIRTY-SIX MILLIONS of Dollars,
ar.daie EXi i.l"lVl.LY CAMI.
THE DIVIDENDS have U-en larger in
amount, timl in propoilion to prciimitiiK paid,
than ever declared ly any otl.er company.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, commencing
the tirnt year, ami available either to increase
the amount insured or in caeli to reduce the
premiums.
THE MORTALITY A MONO ITS MEM
BEKS lias been proportionality let than that
fatty other Lil'e Insurance Company in either
America or Europe wlioee experience ban beet)
made known a result in the highest degree
lavorable. to our l'oliry-Hoidera.
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1SCS,
Policies exempt from execution
Policiee issued iu Oold or Currency.
NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN 18c8.
MAKK A. KINO, State Aent.
J.N. 110MANS, Special Agent.
October 29.
THE WASHINGTON
Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Dividends paid one year from date of Policy
' . r
Policies Exempt from Execution.
Cash Assets, over $2,250,000
j SECURELY INVESTED.
Over 152,000 3Icmber8.
PURELY MUTUAL.
All Policies and Dividends Non-Forfeitable.
Over 5,000 Policies Usoed in 1868.
McKENNEY & LINDERMAN.
; General Agents. 131 Montgomery street. S. F.,
Directly opposite Occidental Hotel.
W. WIHTWKLL, Portland,
General Agent for Oregon nd Territories.
E. P. CBANSTOX..l.ocal Agent. Salem.
Salem, AnKti-t 31. 1x69. 3m xz
CJfienp'
SEWING MACHINES.
$28
FOMK SHUTTLK HEWING MA- rtfJO
CUJNB dooble thresd lock- Zn
stitch Shuttle Machine ; stitch alike on bi th ide.
(S Celebrated O-xnmon Senae Family S )f
kJiiSUMMf lne. Boih machines tally JJ)U
warranted for five years. Machines sent by ex
to any part of the Cnaat, C. O. D. Afret.ta tuiiiH
In every town on tbe Pacific roast. Liberal Commia-
1 aion. Home Shuttle Bewltijr Marhtne Co..
WplTdwy 181 First Street, ?oriInd, Oregon.
. G. W. TRAVKK, Afenf.
F
ioa SALE-
1 Splendid Water - Tower and Mill
7ii 6 Site, at Oregoo citjr.7 i i
Inquire o i. H400R&, MaSintatalW '
Spt. ISjs t)i
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
"Valuaale Land
NEAR SALEM.
tr8
Or LAN
X OFKER FOR PAl.E 290 ACRE8 Of LAND, lying
14 miles eist of the Woolen Fctory, with
Brick Iloose, an a Good Barn, Sheds,
FENCING, WELLS, AND
Valuable Improvements and Growing
Crops.
Tliis Ian It part of the land claims of Walker ft
Gilbert. Title perfect. Tenons Banting sou tier
parcels may find a bargain to suit, as I will sell on
accommodating terms. A plat of the premis scan
besen.at'd part'rnlars as tn terms can be hal.at
the !"Ttismaii cflice, or of the undersigned, on the
premiss. '
ALFRED STANTON.
November 27.
Farm for Sale.
The undersigned etft rs for sale a fine farm of
258 acres, lyl' g In Vamhill county, on the road from
Falcm to Dayton, and about two miles from Mathe
ny's Ferry. It Is all improved and conveniently
fenced, has two fine 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 to
MICH A' L MATHENY.
XTor Wale.
TnrteGood Dwelling nouses and lots
IN SAl.EM.
Also, Tbrec Good Building Lots,
All f whirli can be had cheap for ensh. Now
is the time to get good barffain.
J. M. COULTER.
Palem, October 28. oc.iH
Farm for Sal
IW1LL ?e'l, rm easy terms of pavment, my
farm of 265 acre, situated tfiree miles
north of Salera. in I'olk comity, near the Wil
lamette rivet, on the road from Salem to Port
land. One hundred acres of thin land is piairie,
under cultivation; the remainder is timber.
The improvements ate, a guod Dwelling House,
Ilarn and otil bouses. Fine Orchard and Vin
vard. Living Springs of good water conveni
ently wtuated. II. W. HAMILTON.
Salem, Sept. 2, 186!). sa
Town Lots in Seattle.
T ASI prepared to sell valuable property in
X. the city ot nesittie, on I'imet olHla.
All pert-oiiS desiring to secure an interest iu
the
FUTURE TERMINUS OF THE N.P.U.R.
Will do well to rail and see the maps I have,
and learn the terms I oner.
SETII It. HAMMER
Salem. Sept. 12 xz
WAREHOUSE AD DWELLING II01SE
For Sale.
I
OFFER for gale my Warehouse and Home
rremies. m
EOLA, I'OLK COUNTY, OREOON.
The Warehotide is capable of containing
,10,000 bushels of Krain, it is fituated to accom
modate one of I he lined grain grow ing sect ions
ot Oregon the liickreal alley with eleva
tors completed. The Dwelling House is large
and commodions. sAMtfcL l(rl Kfc.1.
Eola l'oljt county, Oregon. ani.''Jllx7.tf
LADD 6 TILTON,
33 Jk. 1ST J3L 23 3fL -
rOUTLASD, ORKGOX.
i;iabl i-hod, 185;.
EPOSITS received anil Accounts kept, subject
to Check or Draft.
INTER E?T all.iwed cn TIME DFlWlTSor TRUST
FI ND?. In sums of ONE DOLLAR AND UPWARDS1,
FROM date of deposit.
Money Loanod on Approved Security.
BONDS. STOCKS, and other valuables, received
ON DEPOSIT for SAFE -KEEPING.
COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds procwtly re
mitted. INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE t-d other
property made for partiei.
Arentg fur tt;e Transaction of all kinds of FINAN
CIAL anil TRUST UUSINESS.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange
On Pa" Frm-t5oo anl the Atlantic States for sale.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES bought sod sold
octlDw
G
1 0IrARI & LAKE
X
21
Nos. lit and , It", Cor. Iorrion and Second Streets
I'oitlantl. Oicsnii,
Having rcught out and : efitted the old Bennett A
White
LIVERY, SALF k FEED STABLE
We are now prepared to recei alt the old custo
mers, and as many more patrons as see fit to Kive
us a call in our line of business, and will give partic
ular attentlot to Fanner's o-W. We are satisfied
that we can and ill give eutire satisfaction to our
Irirnils and the pnMic.
Our Livery is all new, both car- Ingrs and horses,
and we shall take pn.l, in turning out as nice an
outfitas any establishment can on this coast for
the same money. itf
"Wanted.
10,000,000 Feet of LOGS
OF TIIF. BEST QUALITY,
OF SUGAR TINE.
WHITE AND RED CEDAR
AND YELLOW 1TR,
To he delivered between the months of April
and November, 170, to the
ELLENSBL'RG MILL COMPANY,
Attiie month of Rogne river. For particnlars
enquire ot GEO. M. SCUDOEli, at Ellens
bmg, Cuny comity, Oregon.
Sept. IC. lS(i!. w3m
Post-OfTlce Store.
LEBANON, : : LINN CO., : : OREGON
yOU will findt general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, '
LOOTS XSU SHOES.
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
At the above named store. Produce laken in
exchange. S. II. CLAUGHTOX.
lehaum. Sept. 1. lSti'J.
PORK!
I WILL l'AY THE FOLLOWING riUCES
FOR
GOOD, FAT HOGS :
200 lbs. and over : : : 6 1-2 c. per lb.
175 lbs. and over : : : 6 c. per lb.
Under 1J5 lbs. : : : : : 5 1-2 c. per lb.
Hogs must be under shed over night after being:
butchered, well spread open, tongues taken oat and a
chip put in the mouth. Heavy hogs should be split
in the center of the back-bone, one foot only between
the shoulder. When hauled, to be laid on their bel
lies, back up, and well covered.
THOMAS CROSS.
alem.N'ov. 4,1869.
WESTERN UNION
Telegraph Companr.
GENERAL REDVCTIOX OF RATES !
V GENERAL REVISION OF TELEGRAPH TAR
IFFS, based upon a system of charges for
-A-iiVLiii Distuncc,
Has been made
Between All Points on the Pacific
Coast.
The Reductions amount to several thousand, and
cannot be sprclfled. bot the t dlow ng scale for short
distances applies to all office;
The tost or a Tcn;Word Message to
to anj Point wUnia
23 miles, will not exceed 25 cents
50 85 cents
100 " iW centa
GtoRfcl H. MJMFOliD,
Nov.. Ueneral Agsot.
G I T Y X R TJ
SALEM DISPENSAUV.
J. AV. SOUTHEE,
Druggist and Apothecary,
(Established in Oregon in 1857.)
f Wholewilo and ISctail Dealer in
DRUGS, MGDICIINES, CHEMICALS, DJTE-STUFFS,
ZTC ETC., ETC.
SOLE A(4EXT IN MARION COCNTT FOR THE PALE OF ALL STANDARD PATENT FAMIX.T MED
)CIXtS. As I get them direct from the manufacturers Fast, I can warrant tbem genuine, Ft Kt and
fiesh, and sell thim at the LOW EST PRICES.
PCRE 1.1QC0R. for Medicinal and Pacramental purposes.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compounded from the purest drugs.
FAMILY MFDICINF8 carefully prt pared.
My g..ods have been houjtht LoW for CASH, selected with tbe greatest care, and are WARRANTED to
be just as they are represented. .
llainx had twenty y ass experience in -he business, I feel confident that I can t;lve entire -tisfacUon
to all who may favor me with their patroua?e. Call and examine my stock before pun basing elsewhere.
nnvi:y
MEDICAL.
AYERS'
HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair to its
Natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which Is at once
agreeable, healthy, and effec
tual for preserving the hair.
Failed or gray hair i toon
reUred to it original color
Kith the glot and frethnti
ovovth. Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though
not always, cured by its use.
,2i Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or the gland
atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be
saved for useful ues by this application. Iustead of
fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it
clean and vigorous.J Its occasional use will prevent
the ha r from turnine gray or falling off, and conse
quently prevent baldness. Free from those deliterl
ous substances which make some preparations dan
gereus and Injurious to the hair, the Vigor e in only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
Nothing else can I e found so desirable. Containing
neither oil nor die, It does not noil white cambric,
and yet lasts long on the hair, givirg it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfuiuc.
Prepared by I) II. J. C. AYER & CO..
Practical am Analytical Culmixts,
LOWELL, MASi.
Price, 8I.OO.
Sold by a'l druggists and dealers In medicine
everywhere.
SMITH A DAVIS, Portland, (Wholesale
CRANE A KRIGH AM, Sau Francisco, f stents.
eptl7:wl v
-M
A V Klt'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases of the Throat aud Lungs,
such as Choughs, Colds, Whoopiug
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Cousuuiption.
Trohahly never Wore in the whole history ol
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as ibis ercelient
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series of years, and amcng most of the races of men
it has risen higlirr and higher in their estima'ion, as
it has become better kuoa n. Its uuifuriu character
and power to cure the various affections of the lungs
and throat, have made it known as a reliable pro
tector against them. While adapted to milder orms
of disease and , to young children, it is at the same
time the most effectual remedy that can be given for
incipent consumption, and the dangerous affections
of tne throat and Inner". As a provision sgaints
sudden attacks of CROL'P, it should be kept on-hand
in every family, and indeed as all are sometimes
suhiect to roMs and co jphs, alt should he provided
with this antidote for them.
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thought In
curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the paMent restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PECTORAL. So'coniplete triu mastery
over the disorders or the Lungs and Throat, that the
niosl obstinate of them yield toil When nothing
else could reach them, under the C1IERKY PECTO
RAL the? subside and dit-apprar.
SINKERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great
protection from i'-.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly
currd by it.
BRONCHITIS Is generally cured hy taking the
CHEKRY PECTWPAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not puhlich the crtificau-s ot tht'm here, or do more
th -ii ascure the public that its qualities are lully
maintained.
AVER'S AGUE CURE,
Fur Fi'ver and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fe
er, Dumb Ague, l'eriodical or
Bilious Fever. Sec, and indeed all
the affections which arise from ma
larious, marsh or miasmatic poi
sons. As Its name Implies, It does CURB, an- does nt
tail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quoin Bisinoth,
Zinc, nor nv other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, in in nowise Injures any patient. The
' number ad importance of its cures in the asue dis
tricts, arc litterary beyond account, and we belit-ve
without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments we
rec-ei.-e of the radical cures affected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies bad wholly tailed.
Uuacclimated persons, either resident In, or trav
elling through miasmatic localities. Willi be protected
by t iking the AGUE CURE daily.
for LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from torphlliy
of the Liver, It Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into ht-althy activity.
For Uilllous Disorders and Liver Complaints, It Is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re
markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. J. O. AVER Jfc CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lowell, mass.
Price, fl.OO.
tT" Sold by alkdrugglsts an 1 dealers In medicine
everywhere.
SMITH DAVIS, Portland, (Wholesale
CRANE A BRIGHAM, San Francisco, Agents.
sept!7:lwy
J. MOXKOB.
DEALER IN
MARBLE WORK
. California, j '
Vermont and
Italian iTIarbls,
Obelisks,
ITIoiiitiiieiit,
Head mid
Foot Sloneg,
SALEM OREGON.
Also, MANTLES and FURNITURE MAR
BLh furnished to order.
Salem, April, 18th, 1SC9.
Silverton Tin Shop.
XH.WE REMOVED ray hop to Silverton,
where I am prerared to fill all orders for
Tinware, Job Work. etc.
I shall aoon go 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. BLACKER BY.
Silvertnn. Oftn., Auf. 21, 18G9. au(&
rpAKEN UP by the subscriber, living about fooy
1 miles northwest of Corvallis, Benton county,
Otegon, one ROAN MARK, one hind feot white, sup
n.iaed to be 5 or six years old.
Nov. .w4 JOSEril TYLER.
JUENA VISTA FEKRY.
THE SHORTEST AJfD BEST R01D
From Salem to Corvallis.
This Ferry i distant 14 mile lrom Salem,
and 15 miles from Corvallia.
THE ROAD IS IN GOOD ORDER,
Heller than the Stage road. The ferry runt
at all hour 1 bare a
Wire Rope and a Good Boat,
And will take you acrosa anv time at niifhl
W. L UIGGS.
X. B I bav the beat Warehouse on the
river for receiving aud shipping grain.
Auttu-t 11, lftt. . . , xitf
surprise Oats. s
ri vHESE Oale originated in- Do Kalb Conntv
I Illinois. They are reported lo weigh 46
pounds per bushel,, and to have yielded
Ptind- per acre. I ntieed laat year, 70 poondir
r I ut iVnm ?! .
.if Ohm from 3Jonces of seed eent me, and
thU year. b rcplamintf, ha 3.600 pouudu
of the eed lor sale. I have every .reason to
neve tuey nil tne repreacntMtion r.nid r,f
t'mm loriearl0ceiiu per pound.
A sun-pit- tf ihu. Surprise Oau can be Been
ut the tKKr;?iv riomsT etftec.-" -
, n ' . DICKINSON.
Mem, Oregon, Aagtut 19, I860. jotf
Gr S T O RE.
JIKDICAL
Dr. JUL1EX PERRAULT, Doctor
of Medicine of tbe Faculty of Paris,
Graduate of the University Queen'
College, and Physician of the Ua pas
te .Society Nhii t-rancisco.
Da. FaaaiCLT has pleasure to Inform patients, and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at hla office. Armory Hall
Building, North East coiner Montgomery and Sic
ramento streets. i
Da. PsaaafLT's studies have been almost exrlu
slvely devoted to the various forms of Nervous and
Physical Debility the result of injurious habits, ac
quired in youth, which usually terminate in Impo
tence and sterility, and prematurely Induce all the
concomitants of old age. Where a secret Infirmity
exists Involving the happiness of a life and that of
others reason and morality dictate the necessity of
its removal, for it is a fact .hat premature decline of
the vigor of manhood matrimonial unhapplness,
compulsory single life, Ac, have their sources in
exusts, the germ of which is planted in early life,
and the bitter fruit tasted long afterward; patients
laboring under this cofiiplaiut, will complain of one
of the following symptoms: Nocturnal Emissions,
Tain in the Buck and Head, Weakness of memory
and Sight, Discharge from the Urethra on go ng to
stool or making water, the Intellectual Faculties are
weakened. Loss of memory ensues. Ideas are clou
ded, and there is a disinclination to attend to busi
ness, or even to reading, writing, or the society of
trends, etc. The patient will complain of Dicsiness,
Vertigo, and that Sight and Hearing are weakened,
and sleep disturbed by dreams, melancholy, sigh
ing, palpitation, fainting, coughs, and slow fevers,
while some have external rheumatic nain and numb
ness of the body, Some of the. most common
symptoms are pimples in the face, and sellings In
diUerent parts of the body. Patients suffering from
this disease should apply immediately to Dr. Per
rault, either In person or by letter, as he will guar
antee a cure of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in.
six to eight wneks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases In any
stage Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, liubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous'K.ruptions, etc.. will be treated success
fully. All Syphilitic and Mercurial Taints' entirely
removed from tbe system.
Dr. Perrault's diplomas are In hii office, where pa
tients can see lor themselves that they are under the
care of a regularly educated practitioner. The best
references given. If required.
Patient suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine for themselves. We Invite investiga
tion; clain. not to know everything, nor to cure ev
erybody, but we do claim that in all cant b taken un
der tt eatment, we fulfill oqf promises. We particu
larly request those who have tried this boasted doctor
and that advertised physician, till worn oui and
discouraged, to call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladles su;:ering from any complaint incidental
to their sex, can consult the Doctor with the assur
ance of relief.
Female Monthly Pills.
Da. Pekraclt Is the only agent in California for
Dr. Riot's Kemale Monthly Pills. Their immense
sstle has established their reputation as a female
remedy, unnpproacbed aud far in advance of every
other remedy for suppressions and irregularities,
and other obstructions in females. On the receipt
of five dollars, these Pills will be sent by mail or
express to any part of the world, secure from cu
riosity or damnge.
Persons at a distance can be cured at home, by
addressing a letter to Dr. Perrault, corner of Sacra
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and 11,
or Hox 978. P. O . San Francisco, statinir he case
as minutely as possible, genera) habits of living, oc
cupation, e'e, etc.
All commnnicationa confidential. 10fnay691y
rpo THE UNFORTUNATE.
cw Remedies, Xew Remedies!
Ult. GIBBOA'S DISPENSARY
62S KEARNEY STREET COR
NER OF COMMECIAL, San
Francisco, private entrance on
COMMERCIAL. Estahl.bhed iu
1854, for the treatment of sexa-
a: ana seminal Mtseases, sui-n f
as Uoiihorrhiui, Gleet Stricture, 4 tf
c.nkiin. ;.. -1 i,a r. . .. w..m i '
nal Weakness, Imprtency, etc.
Skin diseases, (of years stand-
ng) and Ulcerated Legs, ue-JVT;,s
and
cesjfully treated,
rested.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousamur of persons, both male and
female, are there, who are auflering out a miserable
existence from the effects of secret Indulgence, or
from virus absorbed Into the system. Look at their
pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces, and their
broken down constitutions, disqualifying them for
the happiness of man-Inge, or the enjoyment of life.
In this horrd situation, thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends,
attend to those who are suffering with any of these
horrible, life destrpj ing maladies see that they are
cared for and rtilbefora i-too late. Send
them ImmedutteliMtlf'TToctor Gibbon, a physician,
who haa maie prh ate diseases his especial study for
years, ansTwho is certain to cure the most Invet
erate caaes without mercury, or any Injurious drugs.
It I iisrportant to those who are alllicteii, or to those
whaaniatanted in the weli'ar of their friends, to
be careful of thesiany pretended doctor who infest
all cities, publtsl.ry; their skill in curing all diseases
In a, few days, Imposing upon the public by using
the names of eniiaent physicians fi ora Europe and
other places. Ba therefore careful, and make
striot luqu ry, orAou may fait Into the bands of
thufe charlatans
I Sciijlnal Weakness.
1 s
SlnalATn
omissions, the conseauenca of self-
aliuJt rtfia solitary vice, or depraved sexual Indul-
gmce. Is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an
almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring
eertaiuily, the following train of morbid symptoms,
unles? coujbat ed by scientific iucuical measures,
vis : Sallow countenance, dark spots andcr the eyes,
fiain in the head, ringing in the ears, like the rust
ing of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness
about the lotus, weakness of the limbs confua- d vis
ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence
in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ae
qualntainces, a disposition to shun society, loss of
memorr, hectic lluahes pimples and various eruptions
about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs
consumption, night-sweats monomania, and fre
quent insanity. If relief be not obtained, should
apply immediately, either in person r by letter,
and have a cure effected by his new an I scientific
mode of treating this disease, whlrh never falls of
effecting a quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give
One Hundred dollars to any person who will prove
satisfactorily to him thai he 4 as cured of this com
plaint by cither of the San Francisco quacks.
Married Men,
Or those who contemplate marriage, who are euf.
ferlng under any of the fearful maladies, should not
forget the aa.;red rcsponsiirtl'y resting upon them,
nor delay to obtain tmmedlate relief.
To the Ladies.
The various complicated and distressing disease
Inoldent to female, treated with eminent success.
S?cli. SuPPWMlon, Irregularity, W hltes, Falling
of the Womb, Tatnors, all Urinary Diseases, Ner
voo Debility, Painful or Difficult Menstruation.
Barrenness, Ac, will be speedily cured, without pol.
onooa drags; Injurious or nnpalataole medicines ol
any kind. Have no delicacy iu calling, do differ
ence what your dlfficultle may be. Tbe afflicted
are cordially Invited to call and satisfy themselves.
Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon's office or lending
Tor packages of medicine may rely upon his assur-
raneea of confidential secrecy, with implicit faitl',
and expect no more titan remuneration lor acrvl,
ee rendered, considering the circumstances and
difficulties of the ease, rather tbaa a loo prevalent
and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and
pretender.
DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and will give to
each patient a written Instrument, binding himsrlt
to effect a radical and permanent care, or mak no
charge.
Cured at Home.
- Person at a distance may be CURED AT HOME,
by addressing a letter to Sn Gibbon stating ease,
symptoms, length of time the dUwasc has continued,
sympuims, lengtn oi llloe the disease has coi
Und Have medicine, promptly forwarded f.
damage and eurtosity, to any part.fth.c
I '"H and plain directions lor use, u.r ten
et from
country,
l dollara.
aent in rrgtsur.d letter or through A ell Fargo A Co.
Address Dr. J. F. 1BB0S C:3 Kearney street
eo'ner Commercial, 8n Fra Cisco. Pi st Offi.
REMEMBER TO PCT UX Stt OS THI ICTITR
Consultations FREE. may 4691 y
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