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With regard to remuneration, (sn indispensable
preliminary between patient and prescriber. and
| which no fastidiousness or false delicacy shoulS
set aside,) DR.. Young begs respectfully to state IN
those wishing to consult him, that in ordinary in.
stances the usual fee is expected as by other orac.
| titioncrs but where patients seek to entrust their
cases to his entire management, he takes this on.
portunity of expressin his readiness to name a
specific consideration to conduct the case for
determinate period, or to a successful issue, where
by the invalid is at once apprised Of the extent Of
the expense to be incurred, and the physician n.
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the golden toll often deters beyond the second or
third interview, and which arrangement DR.. Young
will be happy to apportion to the purse-lenrtS
Of the patient, as may be agreed at the first inter.
view.
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Patients residing in any part of the State, how.
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If the case be fully and candidly described, per.
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MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

The following recommendation is from one of the
~oldest physicions in New London, Conn.,:
Mtssrs. A.. b. h D. SAXDs:-Gentlemen:-Your
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city and the neighboring towns, and so far as my
knowledge extends, uniformly with success. I'M
great variety Of diseases of long standing, and off
very distressing and dangerous character, which
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been used-in many of them with complete sue.
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connected with a dcpraved state Of the system.
Its use is usually followed with improvement of up.
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better rests at night, the production of . more
healthy state of mind, and complete restoration to
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Cure always Guaranteed or NO fee
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DR.. Young would state that he has been a pro-
fessor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years, and is fully qualified to ad-
minister in oil cases both medically and surgically,
not in a superficial, but in as thorough a manner
as years Of study and practicc-both in hospitals
and private famiiies-can make. Therefore fami.
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affection can find in him one who can feel and
sympathise with, and befriend them in trouble
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tween Washington and Jackson, up stairs, o
posite Lyceum Theatre.
San Francisco, California.
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INVERTED TREEs.-The american A.
riculMrulist contains a paragraph which
may prove interesting to our horticul-
turists, as an an experiment. 1t says :
$50 similar are the roots and branches
that in many cases, they will thrive
we'll if they are made to exchange
places. Andrew Knight, the eminent
Psychologist Of England, was the first
to discover this. If we bend down q
young plum or cherry tree, and bury
the branches, Tor a large portion Of
them in the earth, they will throw out
roots, and the original roots being after.
wards detached, will send forth leaves.
and in the ours of time will produce
flowers and fruit. Let some of our
young orchardists whom we are train
ing up, try this experiment, and report
progress to u.s."
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*x*Thc hest purifier Of the blood Is Halls Sar-
s~aparilla.
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CURE OF CORNs ON HORSES FEET
The cure of corns is very easily accom-
rlisled by the following plan: Don't
cut out the corn, o put spirits of salts
on it., neither pare the heel down, SO
that the shoe will not touch it. 1t is
of no use whatever, because in a few
days the shoe will be hammered down
on the corn, makingit worse. All this
wcakens the heel. Take-.some tow
dipped in tar, place it on the corn, and
nail the shoe over the tow, which les
sem the jar on the corn. Put the shoe
on with five nails-thrcc on the out
side, and two on the inner side. Per-
haps some will say, Oh! five nails won't
hold the shoes on my horses feet three
days. I say, try it. In three weeks
take the shoe off, and examine if the
corns arc not gone, put on some more
tow and tar, and in a few shoeings they
will disappear without injuring the
foot by weakening the heel, as the
other plan, pairing and spirits of salts,
assuredly does. Weak heels, not hav.
ing the shoe put on level, and with
eight nails, thereby destroying the ex.
pansion Of the foot, which keeps the
foot healthy, and not keeping the foot
soft, arc the causes Of corns. When
you take off the shoe, notice how soft
the place where the tar was. Is that
not II reason for keeping the foot soft
Country Gent.
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Beauty Your Homes.

The winter is said to be the season
when The tarmcrh has leisure for thought
to mature his plans for the future.
We take the occasion to introduce to
his attention a subject which concerns
the happiness of every man or woman
"whose heart is in the right place."
There is a chord which vibratcs in
our souls with the reflection that we
possess a beautiful home. The assOcia-
tons hat spring up and gather in bright
clusters around it, are fraught with litc's
hottest emotions. 1t is to lis the sane
tuary of the Lord, where the spirit ill.,
herits its purest and hottest thoughts,
and wherever its influence is properly
felt, morality is purified and exalted,
virtue courtcd and happiness perfected.
The human mind naturally seeks the
beautiful. 1t courts beauty in all its
forms. All its dreams are mingled
with imperishable beauty. Home is
the word which, like the magic ring of
old, brings to life all the noblcr i'm
pulses of the heart, awakcns each Sleep
ing power, and prompts them to action.
Then beautify your homes. All homes
are comparatively beautiful to the weary
ones who seek their shelter, rest and
kindness. The vcriest howell has its
attractions when necessity compcls us
to make it our home. But much may
be done to bcautify and render it more
cheering and attractive.
Many think a beautiful home can
only be made by a great outlay of time
and money. 1t costs but little to sur
round a dwelling with a garden of
flowers and shrubbcrry; and these sim
pie offerings of nature, will delight the
eye and cheer the heart, far more than
costly surroundings. Arrange your
garden, plant your flowers, give them
but little care, and the rain and sun
will dcvclopc their beauty. There is a
charm in the rural home cmbcllished
with simplicity, ncatness and taste, that
speaks of virtue, intelligence and hap
piness within.
Now is the time to form plans for
the establishment of country homes.
Spring will soon be upon us. Let us
not delay it another season. In human
life a year lost, is a great loss. Let us
learn wisdom from past ncglcct.-Ore-
,gonian.
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To ALL WHOM IT NAY C0bCIRJN
Portland, all
Descriptions of Stationery, Blank Books, &C.,
All Novels BY the following Authors, viz:
Mrs. S%outhworth, Sam Slick,
Miss Bremcr. James,
Mrs. Hcntz. Mrs. Gore,
Ann L.. Stephens, Mrs. Holland,
Charles Dickens, VIM. Hewitt,
Bulwer, Lagctchinikoa,
Miss Pardoe, Spindlcr,
REYNOLDS, W Ward, -
Emerson Bennett, c. A.. Murray,
Charles Lever, Flerce r.Ban,
Alexander Dumas, De Beauford,
Capt. Marryatt, Anderson,
smith, Charles Rowcroft,
Arthur, Mrs. Maberly,
Ainsworth, Knowles,
| Maitland. De Vigny,
Eugene Eu.,.n? Sue, Mrs. S. &. Hall,
| Disraeli. Currcr Bell,
+. j. Peterson, d. Eennay,
Leigh Hunt, Wharton,
Garlic. Miss $. Ferric,
Ellen Pickering, Henry Fielding,
Lippard. Mrs. Inchbald,
Frank rarlcigh, II. II. Milman,
Mrs. GRAY, G. II. Lewis,
DIR. lIollicut, Mrs. Gaskell,
Geo. Sand, Collins,
Tobias Smollett, Mrs. Trollope,
Thackcray,
and of all other authors, copies of which will be
sent by mail or express to any part Of Oregon, or
Washington Territory, on receipt of fifty cents per
volume in postage stamps or cash.
n. B.-Libcral allowance to the Trade.
ALSO
Tales of the Sea,
Highwaymen,
Adventures,
Revolutionary Tales, Trav els
Cook Books, &c., &c,
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*x*Thc best purifier Of the blood Is Halls scr
sararilla
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Sands S%arsaparilla.
The Great American Remedy
For Purifying the Blood.
WILL be FOUND
T@I)TNATN ~TyDD

WILL BE FOUND
A CERTAIN CURE
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Fc.
yer Sores, E~rysipelas, Pimples, Biles,
Mercurial Diseases, Liver Com
plant, Cutancous Eruptions,
Stubborn Ulcers, Loss of
Appetite, General De-
bility, &c.
AS AN Alternative AND RENOvATlNG AGENT, 1T Is
rNEQUALLED!
a plentiful supply Of pure blood is rs essential
to animal life AS light, heat, and genial showers are
to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper cir.
%culation of the vital fluid is impcdcd, sickness is
the inevitable consequence, the secretions become
%unhealty, the liver becomes clogged with impure
bile, which. forced into the system, ~vi,iatcs and in
flames the blood, cngendering scrofula and cutane-
GUS and hillary disorders. The experience of six
teen years has fully established the high rcputa-
ton of this invaluable medicine; its curative now.
es have been thoroughly tested in lor g-standipg
and obstinate cases, with such invariablc success
rs to call forth the most fattcring Communications
from eminent physicians throughout the country.
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October ID, 1850
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w. RehgzasJ, EsTh April Nay, JERe, JuT August septea1
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