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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID cURg OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of C~Onsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent TO escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
DR. j. e.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
4 SMITH A. 90 Warren n
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NRAND DEPOT FOR HOUSE
" trimming. Just received,
100 kegs Wheeling Nails
So " Pittsburg "
81 boxes franklin Glass.
20 Dozen Wroughtand Cast Butts
600 Gross Screw Gimblet points
200 Setls Palmer's Blind Butts, together with Brads
Finishing Nails, Sand Paper. Cupboard Fastnings, &c
&c. for sale at prices that defy competition, At
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T UMBER.-The subscriber has on
IL hand for sale, so 900 feet of seasoned flooring part
of which is delivered in Warren. and can he had BY
applying 70 Chas. E. Lehngwell; the remainder at
the subscr ber's mill in BaEetta. He is also prepared
to fill bills promptly for all kinds oflnmber and saved
timber. NJ VAUGHN
June 4. IS56-tf.
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a.

FTSRS PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
These cases are extensively used, and possess val
liable advantages over all other Collins for Transport
alton, depositing in Vaults, or for ordinary intermeuts.
The above Cases. and Wood Collins of all sizes kept
constantly on hand. Hearse furnished, and funerals
attended to in town or country, If desired.
SHOP on MAIN STREET.
near the Rail Road DsPst.
Warren, May 10, 1s5s-tf.
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PAN s.
nEE@ THE subscribers are now
k5 Il receiving at Empire Block, a
Eg * NS nice lot of Newton. Lighte & Brad
AAl bury's, and Steinvay & Sons cele-
-! brated Pianos, and offer them to the
public at the lowest eastern prices Ne warrant ali our
Instruments TO give satisfaction in every respect. and
keep then n tune for the FIRST year free Of charge
Pianos anC Melodeons taken in exchange.
HUCHE & VAUTR0T.
Warren, D., August 5th. Sly.
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principal regulators OF the
! performs its functions well.
, fally developed. The stomach
on the healthy action OF the
, ance CT IL funcIions: uhent the
are St fault and the whole
OF one ofgAn-the Liver
For The diseases OF that or.
bias made it his study, 10 a
years, 10 End some remedy
many arrangements to which
,siH:t.ouEd. say rsrsoaa tran
piainf, IN any Of IL forms,
Conviction Is Certain
morbid or lad matter from
plsce q healthy flow Of bile
causing food 10 digest we'll
giving tone and health &c the
The cause Of the disease
cured. md, what IS
lie occSsicnAl Use Of the
1c.eai 10 relieve The sioI1scn
rising and courinE.
retiring. prevents Night
tight loossEs the sozels
luyensSs.
zeal viii cure Dyspepsia
sPcsafsS viii Always relieve
male obstruction removes the
makes = tssriect cure.
relieves Cholic, while
$ ture cure for Cholera
Of Cholera.
needed 10 throw ont OF the
cine after s joEC sickness
Jnunduce removes all sal
from the skin.
tine before caring gives vi.
Rod digest we'll.
cares Chronic Dinr-
while Sum m c and
slncst 10 the FIRST dose.
tseks zused b Wormsir
ase-, Or speecisT remedy in
Dropy. by exciting the
intending this medicine as a
Ague, n Fever,
ious Type. il operates
aEe willing 10 testify 10 its
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS y
~ The subscribers are nov receiving a lsrzs azG
iesirsbie stock OF FALL AND wINTEk to
which they invite the attention Of the public zs1rratIy
Their Goods will be offered at prices that w~iIidsfy 81
,omI clifton Tor rsads-yay, or in exchange for ProdUrs
Approved credit ON snort time will be given.
Warren, Oct II. 1854. C. * N. MCSEI-
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ANArIvE CONFESSIONAL young la
.dy this 'Kissmas' somewhat surprised
her partner by expressing a decided
aversion to m~oustaches- On being pres
sed 10 give her reason for it, she at first
fenced of the question by declaring that
"a lady needs no reason for disliking
things. On being further questioned,
she glanced silly at the mistletoe. and
thea darling an arch look at her patner's
anxious face, on which the most luxuri-
ant Of. moustsehesl had been cultivated,
she replied, with charming n%aiUete.
WELL cont mind telling you. Iii be
caus they, oh, so tickle one =
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SoUTH OF CANAL. Warren, ohio-Haying lately extended and improved
as@me engine, wh al kinds of machinery daPedtO he business BY whcha great aHng Of marsLu time
ra are effected; thereby Gohngh facilities 6Tm anrhGunga and cling a EFT ERaHee 10 the SANE
or LESS monSth nenb be- Afforded without meha dvnag@,a nde employing an Increased number of the very
wOkmen in the country many of whom are direct from hee aSTn ch@I lam nwp spnedto make ac
N A BUGGY PER DA1: Army repositories may be found atanh times heb ta SUrmem o. hnsheG
he cWnhyian of which lis warranted in every racta and for uaty workmanship dnahnuv and
fnhL, motifs be supasedi this country rye eastern manufacturer. Among my sNk Of finished w1
CLOSE COACHES, Et - -1 BARoUcHEs EE&Ia-1Fa ~
OF various Styles and prices BUGGLRs ahge yauety consisting of
HAROTEE -a TROTTlN
A variety of l. ? and seats, DROP RON
CARRAGES variety of sd3 seats DEMOCRATIC AGO
PHEfONS,l and2s bL tops standings nd falling KNOW N0THISGS, a
ENN LNDS, t=Fl-laE GAZELLE
CARRIAGES fwp patterns slide seats, r=e Upton aEEE -rEe
LkI BOZ BUGGIEs,& &c &C. ---
otLOAB W AGONss best article. bron eandt Eohones Ny thc enable me ofurmsAu
order any style of Eheded vehicle on the SHORTEST NOTICE Persons Fishing nh~ in IMC
business Nep peIedn aH and eE rthemh@-
Especial auanlon Custom Work. and Repairing. Paintings dT Trimmings done on hr noHa raj
suit hen oth shdNS MALL WOR WARRANTED-
Warren, APRIL 5I@6 r -H H.c BELDEN.
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j. B. DUNLAP.

WHOLESALE M RETAIL DEALER IN
CIR OCERIES & LIQUORS,
Nos. A & 5 Market Street,
A he now receiving a very extensive
assortment Of goods in his line, direct from tn.
eastern Cities, embracing in part the following foods.
~ hhds. sugar 10 bbls Coffee A do. no do B. 10
40 crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
- SACKS MO Coffee 30 do Java 10 do Moco. 90
% Chests Y. II, Tea 20 do Black.
% Boxes stearine Candies s5 do TaIiow do.
10 Bags Spice 10 do Pepper.
3Leirees Rice Edo Prunes- , do Goldfish.
4 Trails Gloves.
20 Boxes ispoelswoorl SIS Tobacco. 20 do Moore.
~ 90 Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To-
Oa Sa ~ 30 small % do ehesiDs.
Bbls P1lverized saleratus. S do Crude do
9 Sacks Pea Nets.
20 Boxes NJ R. Rasips; 10 Z do.
Citron, Corn Starch, Farina. Mustard Penner s,r.a
Pickles, Sardines-
10000 Eagle Principe Cigars. 20. 1000 Washipvt.n
do. II,oOO Light Guard DO, &C.. SC.
~ B6is- Butte. Crackers IS do &. II do Sugar
10 do Soda. IA do Boston.
Cream Tartar Canphor, Chewing Gum. Indigo An
monds, BrazilNuts.E English Walnuts. &c, De.
10 BASKETS Champaign. 100 bills Whiskey. 10 do
Slnger Wine 2O-lO Gall. Kegs do. 25-5 Cali. do.
Nv dalls. 'Seignette' Brandy. 900 Calls. Otard' de-.
) BIDS Prime Old Port Wine 3 do MADEIRA. . do ia
maeia Rum 10 do W. lido II do Gin. I46 calls.
Pure Gin.
Is Bbis. MOlasses. II half do Refined syrup. &c.
&C., &c.
My stock Is full. ample, and complete. L most r.
specially solicit an examination Of goods and prjcr.
before purchasing elsewhere al g0ods nqrranssS.
OCtoher . ~ H J. B. DINI4p
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0O0 CALCUTTA KIP SKINS
AOO Jast received and for sale at
ia A. C. McC0NNELL's-
90 dos. bes, brands. Of FREscH c.Ly SKINS, inst re-
ceiVed At J. Az MeC0NNELL'S
90 doz- YoRK CITY Calf SKINS received at
McCONNELL's-U-
90 doz. ONO Carr a. J. & c. McCONNELL's.-
so dog Rosor Innings SKINS at M~cCONNELL's--
Go to MccoSNELL's and buy your sorx LsATHER.
Sept II. 3S-f.
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DR. j. C. AVER & CO.

LOWELL, MASS.
4. A. SMITH a. CO. Warren o.
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Yes. gentle men. for the Captain
The Captain has stated to me that the
water in the river is very low-scarce,
very. Do you think gentle men. that l
would, under the circumstances, use any
Of the precious fluid. perhaps preventing
the boat getting down the river9 | un-
destand my duty to the Captain too WELL
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co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned formed a co-partnership on the hrst
day Of April, 1856. for the porpose of transseting the
" wholesale Grocery and Commission business in the
city OF Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style of
EDWARDS & DING
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock Of Groceries. before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to { cir new and spacious Stores,
Nos zoe and 24 Crawford's Block. River Street, thew
are prepared to offer goodsasloW as they can be bough
in his market WM-
May Z, 1856 IT, e-- : HIRAM IDDIN9s
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A1@ 1IL - ulC VI AAlI
human body and when il
the powers Of tie sys1en are
Is almost entirely dependent
krer for the proper perform
stomach Is 9; FAULT the bowels
system suffers IN consequence
having ceased 10 do its duty.
gan, one OF the prsprieiors
practice Of more than twenty
vherevith 10 coauterAct the
10 Is liable.
To pVovsthst~ this
lid with Liver Com
has bot 10 try Q boule, Grdl
Ihess GuEs rsncvs all
tbesys.e;n, supplying in thcir
lnvigors;irg the stomach,
purifying the blood,
whole machinery, renovinS
ehecting q radical care.
Bilious attacks are
better, prevented, BY
Liver I~nvigorator.
0ne doss kasF eating is su.-
and prevent ihe food from
Only ons eoee taken befo.eI
mare. 1.
Only ore dose taAea st
gently, and cures Cost
One doee take en- after each
lr One dose Of two tea
Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for 70
cause Of the disease, and
Only one dose Immediately
One dose o;ten repeated Is
Morbus, And . preventive
r Only one bottle Is
systen the effects Of uedi- |
~ Que bet.le taken for !
lovress or unnatural coior
Ono dose taken o short
cor TO The appetite, and makes
One dose oie1 repealed
rhcca In It's worst fc-nL
Bowel Complaints yield :
One or two doses cures at
Children : there Is 20 mrvr, II,
the world, as it nerer Esiis.
~ A fsw hos.les oafss
kssorbestz- |.
H.Aks pleasure IN recen-
preFennss for Fever nnd-
and all Fevers Of G Bill
with certainty, Aad thoasards .
wonderful virtues.
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PADDLES AND HARNESS

The firm of PATCH & ALLISON. havino .
dissolved. and the business divided, the manuiacsay,nr
OF Harness, Saddles, &C., viii hereafter ne earriee p
oy me subscriber, IN the building formerly oce1p;e,
by JOHN FITE. asa Clothing Store. neariy oppds;,.
the old stand Of Patch & Allison rhe subscriber i.
fully prepared with an ample supply Of TrimDings
and stock ofall kinds, for tbs Manufacture Of any tbs .
IN his line. A good supply OF HARNESS SADDLES.
TRUNkS. &C.. constantly on hand, which he viii bs
happy. at all times. to exklbitt 10 his old FRIENDS, az
new customers III. ALIISaN
Warren. Aprif23. 1856.
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not Be imposed upon BY q counterfeit Of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. ). Moore. An genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of Al Rhls
a Co. on each box
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T.LOY, NJ. D., has returned from the
west, and resumed his practice with Or. Nelson, at
their ocsce east Of the Bank, Wsrren,o o.
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Union Line Express COMPANY

Joooers Of Carriage Goods. saddlery Ware. Harnes!
trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Wv Mav &c. l65R.
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NJ J. RICE. NJ. D., Physician and
y Surgeon. BraceviIie Center, Trunbulic Coo
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Colonel G-wss an addition TO any
company, especially the special one who
were going from Wheeling to St. LOuis
at that special time. Somebody who
had his well being at heat said to the
old man.
Colonel. amt 5ou rather afraid TO
drink so much whisky?"
"Gen.le-men," said the Colonel, sit
;isn'ta al my style. Inever drink Ehis-
Ky at home, and 1 am only doing it now
out of consideration for the Captain"
For the Captain 2 queried half .
dozen voices,
, 1859-09-02

HuamOLDT's LIBRAEY. Mr.. Wright, American
Ambassador at the Court Of Berlin, has offered
$4,000 thalers for the library leit BY Alexander
Won Humboldt i is not probable that under
the pressure Of the present times, he viii meet
with many, IL any, competitors in Prussia Of
Germany. The inheritor Of these literary trea
sures Is the late valet Of the deceased philoso,
phsr, who, from the nature Of his circumstances,
cannot be expected to wait any length Of time
for the realization Of the bequest. Thus, L is
probable that tho tools and Implements, As il
were, Of the greatest nind-workman Of modern
Europe will removed to the United States
, 1859-09-02

IA PArInorIc RAiLwAY ExorNEEE Among
The many lighter passages o. the war with which
The Parisians amuse themselves We fnd story
o. the capture Of 9 detachment Of AustEians,
who were taken prisoners BY the engineer of :
railway. II appears that the Austrians were
en- route for Pescheira to reinforce Gen. Urban
whom the engineer, whose sympathies were nat
urally on the Italian side, switched of" and
conveyed the TeutOnic heroes into the middle Of
the allied camp. Here they were politely ess
eOFtsd from the railway carriages by the French
soldiers, who, with the amiable pOliteness for
which the nation is distinguished, saluted their
enemies with, An those who are going 70 France
VIII please change carsi" The feelings Of the
Austrians, al finding themselves taken prisoners
in 50 ignOble manner. may be imagined but
not described. ~ r7.a ss,a IA
, 1859-09-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SIETIlCO0I, W y, FRDlY, MPT. !, ISiA



lThs Portland Daily Adssytiss1 Of the 24th
Nh shiss Ghat N emigIant tEain q two hundred
uagoas vas met isw days previously at . place
eaIIsd Coos Croek, Grand ROnde, accompanied
bya military frce, Reynolds battery En- TOHt.
ffom saIt Lake 10 waIla-wGIlA intelligence oi
thsanival Of this train Is derived from private,
bat rtliabls. letter.
dRsmnrkinE On he above, the Adcsrtissr says:
ssThs emigrant wagons reported bT Nj. Drew as
beng At he Grand ROnde, confirms the account
vs bsi6rp have given As furnished BY Messrs.
Gin and carta, and the letter to Gov. Ste
vcnE n ihese wagons each are accompanied
81 ths uuukl number ofpsrsous iOund with such
wagons which cross the plains, the emigration
uiIl 4 least amount to thousand persons, and Il
this Be 3 Z company alluded 70 By NJ. Cain, their
destination u The wslla-Walla valley. This &C
QUESTION % that valley win make business quite
bri1k in that region, and afford great security to
n ne s6tiles east of he Cascades against In
dana Itgilllllo furnish largely increased de-
m,nl or gods 70 be slipped this fall from this
plas. up he Columbia river, in order that sup
Pie nay Be abu1dAnt ior the coming winter.
We look upon ihs emigration as most oppOr-
tulo and adyanl1gpousto the condition ofthings
n ihe region Of ihe upper Columbia, and should
iiprcsu 70 eqIll rexcssd one thousand persons,
ahd lhsy bscou,l ssiiled IN that region Of coun-
%, We shan look ~ much thriving and indus
iziou. lmplorunoni q NE upper Columbia VAL
l,yl within ths period q ths nsxt twelve
mt1l11H
A lil.na. writing from Olympia hsi evening.
ini,Hnl Is hat train q ons hundred wagons
I'D atlrti On he UmllillA This is probably .
portion q ll,s train mentioned above.
Ih. all.l aecoanlsrups resent ,hs snake Indians
aas1'n quiet sg
, 1859-09-02

TERRIIc GxAr SToRM The Louisville Journal
says that terrific storm Of gnats prevailed in
that city on the night Of the 9Th ult Places Of
amusement were rendered unbearable They
were showed on the hotel tables until the chan
dellers had to be put out and lights placed at .
distance. In the streets, sanetums and in al
places where lights were visible, gnats prevailed
Eyes, ears and mouths were exposed TO the an
nOyancs. Everybody strained at gnat i they
didn't swallow camel m ~ r 4s
, 1859-09-02
sxoQUALMoo PASS WAGON ROAD.



At a meeting of the citizens Of King county,
W. T., interested in the construction Of wagon
road across the Cascade Mountains through the
Snoqualmoo Pass, held pursuant to notice, at
Seattle, King county, W. T., on Saturday, Aug
Goth, the following proceedings were had:
Capt A. c. Rand was called to the chair, and
j. W. johnson chosen Secretary.
Aitera brief and appropriate statement Of the
object Of the meeting by the chair, and remarks
FROM MesSrs Kellogg, Yesler and others, on mo.
tiOn Of DIR. ID. S. Maynard, the chair appointed
Messrs. ii. l.. Ieslcr, d. S. Maynard, Franklin
Matthias, and A.'A. Denny, a committee to coli
lect funds and generally superintend the con-
structiOn Of said proposed road.
a subscription was Immediately circulated
when the amount of one thousand and fifty dol
lars was subscribed.
On motion, Y. ID. IInkley, ESQ, was chosen
Supervisor Of that portion Of the proposed road
from Ranger Prairie across the mountain; and
on motion agreed that the citizens residing on and
near the proposed road, from the foot of the
mountain (Rangcr Prairie) to Black River, where
the said road will connect with the Territorial
Road, (as they propose to cut that portion) may
elect their own Supervisor.
On motion Of +. Matthias, l. D. Harris was
elected Treasurer.
The experimenting committee announced that
party would start for the foot Of the mountains
to commence operations on Wednesday next
On motion,
ResOlrsd, That the proceedings Of the meeting
be signed by the President and Secretary, and
sent to the Puget Sound Herald and Pioneer and
DemOerdt for publication.
On motion, adjourned.
A. g. RAND, President
J, W. JOHNSON. Sec'y.
, 1859-09-02
BIRTH.
In stslAeOOm, Aug. sSt 1882 the vile Of Mr. Philip Keaeh,
n Son.
Qugtt SuunS Shipping Gist.
sTEILACOONI, w. t., Sept. ., 1859.

Arrived.
Aug 29th-smr julia, Bushnell, I'm Olympia; Mall frT
ard pass.
Stmr Ranger, I'LL, I'm viotOria and intermediate ports
schr SURPRISE Brown, I'M Port Townsend government
stores, &c.
Schr Gen HArney, Goudy, I'm ports down Sound
3lst-StmT Ranger, lIlll, I'm Olympia.
Sept ls-U Snr Active Alden, I'm Victoria and San Juan
Island.
sehr Surprise, Brown, FIN Olympia.
2d-stmr Julia Bush1eE from Victoria and intermediate
POrtsi Mail, frt and pass.
Sailed.
Aug 29th-BrR Rice, Digs, San Francisco
stmr julia, Bushnell, ports down sound.
stmr Ranger, llll, Olympia.
3Oth-Schr surprise, Brown, Olympia.
Sept 1st-Stmr Ranger Hill, Seattle.
2d-Stmr julia, Bushnell, Olympia.
stmT Active, Alden, Olympia.
, 1859-09-02

Z A SWALLOW KILLED BY A CmcKErm's Ball.
During cricket match At Albany, N. Y, re-
Gently, one Of the players threw ball 10 . great
height, and with such force that Il struck .
swallow and killed Il instantly.
, 1859-09-02

SOMETHING ron BLoNDN 70 Do.--An exchange
hints to Mr.. BlOndin that be should keep up his
nOtOriety by increasing the daring Of his per-
fOrmances, and suggests morning walk to the
moon. as,r ssa b