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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS

fI.,r lorxr or y. Y. PATENT OrricE, WAsHisoIos'
uxpER THs ACT ~ ls3I)
No. 70 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
YrIR an extensive practice Of upwards OF twsnt,
n years continues to secure patents IN the on'en
states also In Great Brtan France, and other Ir.ss
eountries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, An
ali papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on reI
term, and with aespatch. Researches made INTO Anv,
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ty ~ Patents or Inventions legal or othsr shNee
r.n,dre In al, matters touching the sane. Copies o.
,hs claims of any Patent furnished by remittng one
soiisr Assignments recorded at Washington.
Thi. Agency is no, only the largest In New EnglAna
hut through IL inventors have advantages ior secuk
patents or ascertaining the patentahiiity ~
unsurnassed by. 10 not immeasurably superoIto sy
vhcb Fan be offered them elsewhere The tesmomn .
given below prove that none 10 MORE sUCCEssfel
ITTuH PATENT OFF, y than the subscriber ana y,
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AND ABILITY, he would add that he has aounasn
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N The Kind are the charges for professional services
moierate The immense practice Of the subscriber our
inc twenty years past, has enabled him TO aeenmule
vast collection OF specifications and official decisions Ie'
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive iprsy
legal and mechanical works, and full accounts OF
s,sntsd In the United States and Europe, render nun
able beyond question, to offer superior aeues'or W
tanning patents. xv..,,,.,o, n n,ocun
patent and the usual great delay there, arehe
inventors.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
up,,ioy the time occupied the ONCE OF Commits
,,ons, ~ oatents, r. II. EDDY, Esq., OF Boston, did
business al the Patent once as Solicitor for procuring
Patents There were few, any persons acting 10 thai
capacity who had much business peor. Tue rs s,
once and there were none who conducted u WIN
more AKIN, fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eidy
A. one Of the best Informed and most skui Patent so
Iicitors In the United states, and have no hesaon W
Assuming Inventors that they cannot employ person
NOR co petent and trustworthy, and more capabe OF
putng their applications In form to secure Tor them
an early and favorable consideration at the Patent VI
hce. c'.i,.,.n..o n, rs,sn,, -
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THESE BITTERs re composed OF articles entirely
from the Vegetable Kingdom, selected with parsicu.
lar care being those articles ranked among the most
po"ular vegetable remedies Of the present day The
combination OF articles In this prtperaton 10 such thar
they have all the effect Of the most powerful pugatl'e
medicine when used In large doses, and yet are so mild
In their operation that they may b. given to persons In
the most delicate health with perfect safety They are
made very agreeable In tastcare exceedingly ehcacous
In restoring constitutions broken down by sedentay hab
iis-nerease the quantity Of bood-resore the action OF
the stomach-ani impart TO the wan and emacated ~
tenn Of the invalid the vgor and glow Of health These
Biers have b,en used, and are recommended a good
Medicine for the cure Of Indigestion 81 D spepsa Jaun
dice Loss Of Appetite, General Debility, Fantnes ana
sinking Of the Stomach Lowness Of Spirits Costlyeness,
Dir.insss, Night sweas, Nervous Sick Head Ache,
AGILITY Of the Stomach, bilious Affections, and all dis
eases caused by an unhealthy state Of the Stomach or
Bowels Let the sufferer them short time accord
Ing to the directions and soon be convinced that all Is
true which IL said Of the article.
Prepared unds the immtdiats inspection ofthe orif
nal Proprietor, MURRAY, and for sale wholesale
and retail, by .
3. s. Mitchell.
l7f Opposite York Hotel, saeo, Me.
Por ,ale I'm Idisiord by W. G. DYER, Central Block
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. inhabitants OF Saco, Biddeiord and vicinity
tha, he has located ia the rst store north side of
Factory Island bridge, Saco, where he will keep
constantly Oh hand a large aud w,ll selected
STOCK of
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from the Missouri Democr,, I

Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, BrvVIarIJ.
Professor Wood.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
Upper Red River Packets.
DESPATCH LINE.

= - THE substantial and well
g. So, - known .teamb"at-.
REUB WHITE. ALttutruu. Master.
DICK NASH. - Wu. L,urruN. Master.
EFFORT. Wv. N'MuLry. Master.
VIII on rhc 6r,t rise of water. commence
running us ssul4r packet between Shreveport
aud all landing .u upper Red River. and Viii
continue their trip duriu- the entire season
The boats we're built oXlre--iy tea The trul-.
rank high i tic Insurance Offices. aud .hrir ui-
fcer- are experienced and CAREFUL. puuu=
high water t'cy vi.l connect nt Shreveport with
the splendid New urlcau. packets bJ kE. Cap
tain Applcgatc. md =. 3. EiNIBALL. Captain
Wittculcrr.. afurtijng passengers and shippers
an opportunity t1 go through without detcn-
tion. DURING low raicr in the upper river.
one "f the boats viii Ply above. aii another
below White Oak Shoals. at which point they
viii connect. ami thus keep up direc; camfna-
uieati1a with shreveport. Planters aud ship
prr- may rely upon every effort being made 10
give satisfaction. For frc ght or uassagr. ats-
ply on bu1rL
NIrrrhgr {. i.i7. I-f
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
NOTICE.
~ v W.
OrFIcE on InE Q. n /. L. r. Co

Little Rock. Nov. 23d. %.
A I an adjourned meeting of the Beard Of pi-
II rcctors of the G. and 7. T. R Co. he'll at
their otilce III this city. ou the 10Th inst, the
following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, 10 Is believed chat on account of
the unusual >tringcncy in the monetary affairs
Of the country, that any attempt to obtain mon
ey al prescu; 10y negotiation, however ample
the security, would result in disappointmcuts
or if successful would Ice So only ut a serious
sacrifice Of the means OF the company and
whereas there are outstanding liabilities oCtinst
II. although not considerable in amount. which
the stockholders are both legally and morally
bound To pay: and whereas. also by the terms
"i The Act Of the General Assembly Of the State
OF Arkansas, approved Nov. 25th. 1876. which
provides for "a transfer 20 this company Of the
anus anus granted by the act Of the 9Th February.
800 10 and in the construction of the G. ard +.
n X II Is expressly declared e. that said Cairo
anu rnit'n Railroad Company shall within two
ears from the passage Of this act, either grade
t"eI'y .hSe miles or complete ten miles It the
ROAD At the option of said company.
Now therefore. 70 enable the eomrnnv to
meet said Liabilities. and comply with the terms
Of the aforesaid act Of transfer
BE n hssoirsa. That an instaume,t Of Eve
per cent. be called upon all srlbscriutio,s tn the
capital stock thereof, except In the case OF conn
ties where the entire or the PRINCIPAL portion Of
''ie 'tii'tAA su'~eil"el. mas been herctofore
paid. and that the same be payable on or before
the lst day Of February next. ensuing this date
at the principal Office Of the company. to the
ecretary thereof, in the cit, Of Little Rock. or
10 such other agent, or agents. may be duly
appointed by said company 70 receive the same"
II, compliance with the above resolution the
stockholders Of the c. and ?. r. L. Co. are
hereby notified to pay the said call Of five per
cent. to the agents Of the company, ut the time
an place specified.
EDW. CROSS, President.
C. x r z. X. Co.
RrCH'D FATHERLr. Sccrctarv. 4s-lt.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

Y =. II. =. Jackson. formerly &c Mobile.
vi Ala would announce O. the public. tlai
hc has removed % Arkansas. with his family
and viii locate permanently in Washington. ~
Columbus. Mr. J. VIII make annual visit to
different parts u. the State. when those who
may wish the portraits of their families pain-o.l
may avail themselves Of his experienced reuciI.
Mr. j. Is now in Washington at which place
those at distance may address him l,y letter
Washington. Nov. 18th. ls5T.-iG-tr
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

I.alic-' White and Cuh,carhcl Cotton Hose.
SLATE. Back ani Mixed Hose. Cashmere aaI
Lambs Wool Hose Eiark six aud Fierrri
Lined. Spun aud Pure SILK iI.sr. Lalic. S-ls
and Ner.aD Ncsts. JhilircHS' Fancy Isriuu
Hose. Boots auk SDcks. White. Brown. Missed
and Fancy Half u HHse. every variety Of Ladies'
GoutlyUcE- snd Chillrcus six Cashmere.
Wool and Leather Glove.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale.

THE undersigned offers forsale his plantation
l. situated between two and three miles South
East NJ Washington, Hampstead county. Arkan-
Sns and Immediately on the line Of the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad. This Is one of the most
desirable and valuable plantations to the size
of ii in south Arkansas. 1t consists +T-rtv
tracts of land lying within half a mile spf two
other, divided by so acres of Railroad each
In the Black Land tract there are sew. mis-
dred acres with 1870 acres in cnltivaffg ~
this tract there are between four and u
dred acres Of iirst-class BLACK LAN1sS'H q
residue excellent article of second-rate AIref.
capable, most "a IT, IF producing in a favu',
hle year. from 1000 to 300 pounds Of seen
cotton 10 the acre; and better Wheat and Dat
land cannot be found in the country. There is
new-Eround cotton now growing on this place,
which will. if The season continues favorable.
produce from 1900 to 1000 pounds Of see
cotton to the acre. There Is an abundance
never-failing stock water on this place.
other trnct consists Of 40 acres IF excel
sandy land-lOO acres in cultivation.
frame dwelling. with five rooms, and all the
cessary out-buildings-a well Of good W.
with several excellent springs, and IN VI
branches. Anew Gin House. with Mill. Thra w
er, &c. He will sell both tracts together,
/ the Black Land place alone if desired. I
r. p. WILLIAMS N
Washington. hrk-. Aus 10. 1887. 81
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
UHITE GOODS

Jaroncte. Camhric,. swiss Musliu.. Chrcks.
Stripes. &c: also, Linens. Damasks. Diaper
Quilt-. Couutesrin- and Toilet Coycrs. EmAtu.-
dcrics. Laccs. Linen and Embroidered Hikis..
Trimming sc
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
CLCAKS, MANTILLA9 AND SaAWS.

Sils Chenille. TLibci. Broclc. wsau,a ami
TEu-et Satwlz. Velvet satin. Cloth. Beaver
aui AI1ir--1rtiquc riaass aul Circu'ss uf eve1-
style. viz; the BetJricc. CIui~-a. Snow Drop.
Iris. lulia. E-tclic, sc. Our r--urturut oI
C'aahs and Shawis Is unsurpassed in variety
anil beauty
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
RED RIVER PLANTATION

- h = y 1. l.
DEING ia-ir0u. ~ removing Co Louisiana. ]
ID oarr trr plantation. lying or Red River. in
SEWER county, AFkar-a-. t.r -'le. The tract
contains. arspriius 90 government surveys. l.
$3.50 ACRES. iJI Hf which aIC iu 70 enc -tltc .f
cultivation. uH thc premises are % -sut dwell
ling house. new gin hrusc sud u.-r' quarter.
wr.i-. ci-tcu.s. Nc. Mita ihc IllHtHtson wiI
-,i al tLc corn. stock, hoE-, fodder and ia.u-
iu. utensils.
The plantation g. one or tire best .n The
river. having high bank and uo waste Land up
ln it. nal win bee -aIl 90 bargain.
Any ouc wishing o. purhl-r can address ne
by letter 10 Boston, Trzl-. for Particular.
terms. SC. or call Epon mc ou ihr rrcJni-c-.
SAMUEL -. MrKNEELN.
, 20, . st-t. l~.1. 4.-iW
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
CLOTHING.

\ general assortment Of Gentlemen and
Bov-' Clothing. made up IN the best manner
IL L. =. -..-----
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
To Psnntcr. and E!::!Ldcr..

W- have oa LHaI a eg.s...il a--.rrrr rat u'
La-..a. Is.i.-. Hooks. i.u-.-. SrrH--- -tT.e--
Fastening. Lrr.ie=. Nlats. Sr..H-- HrH1.-
WrrIf0hr. Hat '.st aui Crh1H llr.a-. ~.-r
iii--ys. Vatraf D.tr Hinge. Iaf.ut Wrought,
i;ra-- iui Iron. aHl ea-t HaI llr'ameuf Butts
l.ru4r apd taaf Jr.u-.. -re'.- HI urnry -.HH-
Win" W. Nri-ats. Drr'.-. Spring .ui FH-.enIfr-
lu. Sab. uuur Llfrhr-. Curtain Bsud-. E,i
Vrrushe. and -.sess. W-fis IH#l- Cost. Ira
rrI Brass l.r.tl.. % PHl...t.. a1H fi..- Wrought
Cow ugl ~H..p EU.l-. ha@rser-' ii"..-- lIHHrl
ANA Bras t1ua,s.-.s'-.. S. isr i.amfs. iilI ani
Guarded Lanterns. ~rI'iauIs. FIflusl .HI
rTa-. Faua.tts. tI1A-ss- h8tr.. silver l.lHi
T,. and Table Sa.a.. Elttauia. tiHn uHN
IRON Tea ard Table Spoons. Ea-tirg Spoons.
>s.mmrss and lai'es. Lau- and Short Handle
Frg Pans. Cogco Mill. Tobacco Cutters Gnr-
sstr li4f aud Beaver IHu-. TaefmHmyinrH-
Knitting .raNiu-. Sl..iier.. pIuin=. >HHIp
aul Between Nc,-iic-. Steel aui HrH-- la.mllc~.
Griui'r-. Grililol.. CGry Can'i-. CnIhu Ham
IiDa. ScIcW.. Hinge and Sisap.. E'HHh nnl i'in-
'ri lruu nui Bla-s Furniture cl-rrT-. NUt
Cracker. irou l.eg and iisuieuGs. Cotton.
Wool. Negro AMI linfse Cari-. rhinestone
Criuk- aui Euicr-. Mahogany krut-. tnrh
Screws. Era,-- and Steel Suufrra. Truuk liln-
dies. E-cutshelna. Cupboard Erteic-. >sl
kry Eiug-. raicui EaiIr Sharrcucr-. Brue and
Tap Borcrs. Twcezer-. steel kcTs. Hlrk'e- uf
an binds. Mariiusalr RiuE- Bain Snap. ani
Birdie Bifs 81 every kind 20
L. L. BWTTTIN & cos.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

silk. Ieivcts. Grapes Fr,ash aui E.r's.l
Nu,iua-. paTiruattp-. Plain AMI Pliuied 1i,I--
sclluc aUl Eare-e le La.ur-. riaiE. Pla.J aui
faucg de laing-. sll wo.L Giu-hums. Npac-
ra-, Canton Cloths Sc, Steel Spring skeleton.
Zephyr omitted. Adjustable Bus;'e. auI J..au
l-r-..-- Ion Sin
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
GROCERIES.

A FRESH and general assortment Of GRO
IL CERHES. Just received and for sale by
". II. ETTEB * co
June 18th, 1857.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
To UecIIa MICS.

The h.-t brands = - iilTl,--s. Adrcs.
Braces. Au-srs. Hamuicrs. Squares. Bcvcis-
Garrcs. Files. Tri-sqnnres. Alircs, Drawing
Erv,-. Spoke Shave-. Pincer-. BIt-. FIilrt-trr-.
Spirit Levels isoxvooi Rules. Jack. Fore.
J"iutes and Smoothing Planes BoNwood. Match.
sash, Hollow and Round Eabbct and Bead
Planes. AuEcr-. Framing. Nortisirr nnd Fi1ner
Cli-rl-. Augcr Chi-cl-. Saw and Plane Han
dlrs, Spring Diyider-. Compa-srs. and every
ofher tool ia general use. can always be found
at
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
IL. T.. BE3ETTEN & CO..
FANCY AND STAPLE
p2T GOODS, JEWELRY, &c.
c I O AXIS MANTlLLAS,
AND
vE- u 2u = e

y = - "a Al NV IA N IL II N y ,
AND
-E- "a e. rsu u @o
ln black lnrr.
In White Lneg.
III Black SAX
In CuIorcd sill.
In Hack Cloth.
In Muirc nni Lace.
I'D Silk nrh Larr. nt
Il. r. BEITTlN i CO.'S.
Plain ani Figured Barcrcs.
r'Hin hnl Figured Lawns.
Plain aHi Figured Briilinnt-.
Plain and Figured silk.
White and Colarcd Saiin-.
white and .rlurch Snrrrnctt-.
white aui rnInrrl rhHifr-.
white and rofnrrd Tissue.
Plain anil Plaid Camhrirs.
Plain and Corded ~Ei-- Muslin.
Printed lrgHniir-. Muslin aHl Lawns.
Tmh-d Cambria Hni Sui-- Collar.
EnhI end ilcm-ti'chci Handkerchief.
Emh'I Spi-. and llcHnet Bands.
Erh'l ScullnrrL GrH-- anl Hnnp skirts.
Cambria and Swi-- Trimming
pillow Case aud Shcctirc Linen.
Table Damnsk aud napkins.
Nar-rillra Quilts nri ruuntrr1rarrs,
Iarr aui Mr-lin Curtains.
SiIk and Nrrino Under Vests.
Black and Caiurcd nd Glurcs
Black lacc Nit ari Gloves.
Infants Robes nnl Waists.
Ribbons. Hosiery. Fans. Pnrnsol-.
Umbrellas and Muspuito Nets. ~
IL H. HHTTTTN & cos.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
Plantation Goods.

Lia~ey-. Plain aui T,aii. an VOL. Eerscy.
aud Kentucky Lin-cyz. Negro ami Subtle
b.nrke-- df all dcs-rip'i.n=. ~ur. Narkiurw and
Bed Blankets. Bii wHui. IHflUJs s' and Gruf.r-
mcH~ sup. Fancy Tsayc,re iihukc;s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
GIoths and Cassfmcres.
HONIERI- IND GLOVES

Al gool- suitable far Mems aud B0y-' ws1r
Also, Ladies Cloths AMI CI1aEiuz-.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
= q ~ g
DRESS GOODS.

Merrim1c and other Gcsiraiic stylcs. Al
British and Frauch Prints.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

ITO PLANTERS II WANT OF PLANTt-
L ton Hardware and 4 A,ricultural Implements:
60 Mechanics wi.a wish the hest toui- fAat tIr
market affords. and To- those who desire a. re-
ga.F ~ build. We offer inducements g. purchase
FROM our large. varied aui complete -tlrk crral.
IL not superior. i1 rrrarl So variety. GuaIitr
and chcapnc--. 10 any h"u.r ia thc southern
market. Call when you wish anything 10 cur
line. at
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Dutch.
ami Stair
CNEPETING
AMI MATING.
Eu=.-
Door Matt.
Carpet Binding.
Window Shades
nal Tn--el-.
Piano Ky Table Cuvrr-.
Wall Paper Sc.
AZ T.. /. BRITTIS ~ cos
Krr4gr. rrn. Plain. Lin-nF nni Plnil- mf rr-
ary quality. blankets. White rnl T5lnrcl Mack
iuav. Rel Negro and Horse Blankets. O-na-
rr--a. Chn-fa-s ari Carolina Stripes. Shrntir=
H-.I -nfr-fr=-. Brown hnl BiuRHhri Drilling.
T-tunar- uf Hi r0l.r-. Cotton l1r W. nIi Nrm-
I..r-. ,iuih.. Ca--fm-rea. Sltiuct- and Twecl-.
Ar T. l.. EEilTiN * cos
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
GUNS, PISTOLS. SC.

y duo Assortment of Double aui Single Ear
relied Guns and Bif1s. Cult's REVIEWERS and Der
ringer Pistoi- Boric Knives. &r.. Powder
Fiasks. lisrus and shot Ecils &c. Percussion
Caps. Gun Triggers. Tghrs- Seer spring Cock.
Main Snrinra s-sst tfat ffridf iliaaza. f-inlta.
SION and fnit- fss9gs. -ss.ss.> 20 Is-ff~ ~TiarI
Locks, Tube wrcuehcs nrd Ballet Mouids. "
l. l. BRITrIN & co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
D. BLOCK & BROTHER.

HANING a-sncint-d ourselves together under
llthr ahuyc i-amc ani -iylc for thg purpose w
trs4rt.aar-.t.- Il
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
HtsLs. SAryS.

500 Ec-- Weymouth Sails. a- every .-. ar
LiaI, Bt
%. L. HEITTIN N DO.E.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
DOMESTIC GOODS.

Shectin--. ShivtinEs. pFilliurs. Ialu~. Be
Tic',s. Carolina Stripes ail p.aii-. Lowell Co,
tuu-. Cation Yarn. Nc.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
HATS AND GAPS.

Moleskin. Nutri1. Cashmere. Lezhoru. Pam
ANA, lliawatha. Pioneer, Beaver mud Brush
Hats, silk. Plush, Cloth. Velvet. Glazed and
Vii. TnrI-.,L rr-..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
SHERlFF'S SALES.
SHERIrr,S SALE

RYVIRTUE or A." EXECUTION issued nm,
OF the District Court Ninth Jgdiciai District in
ana Tor Butte county and state OF CaIilorn To- me
'irected and delivered, commap ling me 10 make
tne sum Of Tour hundred and ny (Si50) ds!tars and
me sum OF ten tl0 dollars costs of suit together
WIN all The costs nccrung Tron said writ wherein
W:o Murray Is the plaa nrTG and y. Meyrose is the
defendant have teyiec up,,n aud will sell nj publjc
SAFE 10 the highest bidercr cash, on the 2d day of
July 1884, at clock p. VI sli Of phe right title and
interest OF the abOre named defendant in and 10 the
following described property, to wit: the one fourth
uadlFided Interest III The "OroyIIle Steam Mining
Company" ssid rniaing company IS situated on the
bsr OF Feather River north of the town of Oroyille
Butte county California, and opposite block No. six
teen l6} OF SAID town. and Is bounded and described
as follows, t"wit: beginning at astake marked )
W. j " Cor. Sill, the same betug the south west
cornerUi y. j. Lytte L. Co y CLAIM numbered 81 on
the Miners Record Book of ssd district aud runs
ming thence = 7S- west 30 feet TO . stake. thence
hSzth IL west 800 feet 10 the river thence up the
~ver 25 feet TO stake, thence :. l2S east go feet
10 the place OF beginning, coRtnnng 72.0O0 square
feet, or eight miniug claims OF $50 feet by % feet
EACH together viii all the apperenances thereunto
belonging. The above sale to take place "A. the
Court House door Ia Orovilie, County and State
aforesaid.
Dated June 10th, 1857.
=. FREER Sheriff nutte Co
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
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EEFERVESCING TEMPERANCE
REVERAGE
The most Wholesome, refreshing, and iHvgOraiing
Drink in the World.
pA,, III, II irnn "a Mhrh Inis il nrHnnrnl il

The most Wholesome, refreshing, and invigOraling
Drink in the World.
YHIilE POS DER from when inlS ls prepared Is
made entirely IRON vegetable ingredients, col
lrcted from all pUrtS OF the WOrd and combined TO-
yclher with great skill aud care. Two teasnounsin
nut into dry unblr %! large size. with sufficient
quantity OF water added, produces lmnrdiu'rly
cooling urlught of charming excellence ana HnNor.
and health giving effect Il II adapted tn all seasons
and every ones Use, and - sc~ptclty >Hcu lorho>o
who 70 10 sea, as preventive of ScslCkErSs, cos
liyenrss, and thr gtucrny unpleasant state oi tho
sysl m arising from change ot climate and living
1t also lessons The dangtr rs uf Ecurring Diseases uu
der tropical sul, and all who are about To take he
trp to tho eastern >Htts il they re- ard heal H. ease
a. Il comfort on the way. shoHtd Hoi fuI to obtain Il
supply before -trllDg aud nOsr 50 II ladies' or chIl
drrn win lCm: or iuvnlidN, or mo SEX IL nn-
thing is grateful 10 the pnne and stomach aS ms.
and re-iss the cHcTVallug ELECTS OF hot c0DHlries 80
we'll and Il like ARDEN spirits il does not cnrebie
nv Iulam.l 2; bat strengthens and cNhIerHrs both
body and mind 10y lis nutritious powers ana he en-
crgy which it impauS To the digestive prnce's Sta-
men also should be provided with some before they
leave por.
a glass taken at any time during the day ecmoves
all feelings ol heat lhrst even n hunger ana lts
being made IN II great measure oi vegetable acld~'
lu prevent ScUrvy aud puri,s HE blood al the same
time II j. also an invaluable Restorative iUrthu>e
WHO labor hard for li,ing such ns Farmers Miners
Mechanics and lahurers; and to sh"-keepefs Pro
icssonai men aud cher, whose occupation comptIs
them lead sedant ~ lives; drHuRhl before break
fast gives new suirI for the business Of the day.
Medical men who know lis composition speak in
the highest terms Of it,, utility, and all the poets
praisen IT Byron calls il The hlrst shcrbet, Moore
make, frequent mention Of il, and lahz. the great
Persian poet. ~ | ud IN psaisr Of II
Prepared by AUGUSTUS IOGG, London, New
York and san Erantirco.
Depot: Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson San
Francisco and for sale By Nil respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Price-i0 Cents rer Bclle-each Que will make l2
Classes.
NE hs.ut, ocae. llj supplied on the most
: I.u,,-ai a'.I g. ufcL4,Hi O. rms ap2l3m.