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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-25

Those who wish for extra copies of the
Press of tomorrow, which will contain the
full remarks of Rev. Mr.. Stebbins and Gen.
Dow, must leave their orders at the counting
room by o'clock this afternoon.
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CIAL TICEs.

SozoDoNr.-We do not often speak of the various
articles which come to for notice and trial but the
article with the above musical is exception
Three or tour ladies and children among our imme
date friends and relatives have used the sozo-
don't" and it has certainly done all that is said in
its favor. II not only removes every blemish from
the teeth, but renders them clean and white II al
so gives tone to the breath, and leaves the mouth
with p leasant fragrance. is decidedly the best
preparation we have used for the purpose, and
we recommend the Fragrant sozodont to our friends
with great eonideace.- Boston Saturday EveHing
Express. mchl3 1t
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sB- Godys Lady's Book for April has been
received at the book stores of Messrs. Bailey
& Noyes and Hall L. Davis, Exchange Street.
1t is an attractive number, handsomely en-
bellished, and filled with choice reading mat
ter
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gB- Larkinsville, Tenn, says eorrespon-
dent of the Chicago Tribune, was disloyal;
with few exceptions its men, women and chill
dren chewed tobacco, drank whiskey, became
sailow in complexion and rebellious."
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, March %, 1854.
AT market 925 beef CATTLE 100 stores $500 sheep
800 shoats. ' WV SP'
:, IItIcEs-be9 Cdttte-We quote TO correspond with
IKE q9ailiy Extra Sll 20 q sl2; first quality 81
W g IL CO., second 10 q 10 IS; third 90 Ia TO-
WorEin0 Orsa-No sales were noticed The storm
probably prevented the attendance OF purchasers
61ps and Cdtres-Sales $50, 3d. 80, AZ, as and g.
2Sheeep-penty' several lots unsold. Sales Sc, 80
and 8; live weight =, s, 81 and 81
oAodts-SmaH lots TO pedde d, s and 81 for W est
ern and 10 for York. At retail iron 10 H.
Fat Hogs-None
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BY TIE GOVERNOR.
A Phi OCL A WI ALTON

TN seasons of sorrow aud calamity, whether Of
II individuals of nations, the heart of man, recog.
mixing them as Gods judgments, confess the impo-
tency OF human power and instinctyely casts itself
on the Almighty for support and consolation.
Obedient to this sentiment, ana conforming to
the custom of fathers, by the advice OF the Exc
cutive Council. do appoint
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g-Peterson's Magazine for April has been
received at the bookstore OF Hall l.. Davis,
No SO Exchange street.
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R-The receipts of the American Bible So
eiety for the year Guiding with this month
will exceed ssoo,OO0-slOoOoO larger than
any previous year,
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DISASTERS

Bremen bark Washington. at New York from I,iy
erpoo reports March 9, lat Al o. Ion SO 49, saw III
wreck OF brig. painted green, wa eriogged and a
bandoned; was about 800 tens burthen
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MARRIED.

In Boston, sd. at the American House, BY Rev C
Moor. Lieut. Il Wade. SOD Mass Regt, Of Chelsea
and Miss Ella Waite, of Portland.
In Machiasport, Andrew Means and Miss Fannie
Saw err
In Lubec. Andrew Robinson and Miss Ruth N
Charlotte.
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DOMESTIC pOpTe

Launched-At Camden, 18th inst from the ward
orc Clary. single decked bark Of 4g6 1886 tons
called the Eva ii Fisk, and 10 be commanded by Gan
M Fisk, of Rockland, where she Is owned
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The shipping List reports the sale of AZ &c
for $50 - ~
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The Patent Belle Monte Skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated skirts in the
new style at
A ~ ID l. r. S O y IS
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 DIFF Under Mechanics Hall.

ulch23 dtf

Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND,
March 18th, loG4
From and after this date, and until further notice.
the Western Mail will be close at this office at
O'Clock, z, M, instead of J, as heretofore.
mchl9 3wed A, I. DOLE, p. NJ.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

> Lisbon. March 4-Put In in distress shin Mime.
sofa, Matthews, from Liverpool Jan "a for Boston,
ed damaged 81 -"f"'''
At s. John PR 29;h ult, sch Peerless, Patterson,
from Baltimore.
Cid at st John NIB 18th inst schs Rrnbler. Bissett
PASSPORT NVS~'
Arat Gravesend, nth, Sarah A Staples. STAPLES
Calcutta. i'S'
Ar at London 9th inst. Britannia, HILL Calcutta.
Ar at Gibrriar 2sth nit Mary Stewart, Stone Mes
sina, and cid 18th for New YoIk.
Al Melbourne, jan l6. ships Aberdeen, Cole Bos.
ton, Sept Ia ST Adams Pike, Eastport.
Ter City OF Washington. at New York;
Hong Kong ' "
Ar at Liverpool. 9Th inst, North America wyl,e
Portland; sih, Benz Adams. Chase. New York;
Sid 18th, Mary Lord. Low, Rio Janeiro
Entered for ioad!pg, Ttb, Pomona, Anderson Baihs
Ontario. Cox, and Energy, Caulkins New York: sth
Empress Lyons, Eastport
--latest Via Quecnst2wnl
Ar from Boston, Madgs. at Shanghas
Ar from New York, Malaga at Uette. Treaty nj
Antwerpi Theresa, and james Armstrong NJ Deal.
Topaz, al Queenstown; Emma, at Hong kong;
ioung America, at Liverpool.
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SPOKEN.

March Is lat 40 30, Ion 20 "A, Br ship Sea Crest
from Fayal for Philadelphia
March 20 lat 800. Ion SO 20. steamer Continental
win ship in tow, bound TO New orleans.
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IL CHAPMAN, JR., Patent an business An.
LIZ ency, No. 20 Congress Street.
CLOTHES WRINGERS at wholesale and ret,5g
~ Agents wanted lin every town.. Call NJ rs
Congress STREET.
HAWSES Pulley EierafiHg and Perolriag
IL Clothes dyed for. sale at 229 Congress street
improved watershed, unsurpassed by auy
"A yet invented. MODELS at 22s Congress Street.
DARTIES having capital 10 invest would do well
l. to call at No. 229 Congress Street.
MONEY Is being made by those who have invest
4Nl ed at229 Congress Street.
4 SPRING BED, which, for simplicity and dura
IA blity, IL unsurpassed. Samples at 2zs Congress
Street.
NOTHING reatared nothing gained IS the maria,
~ at 229 Congress Street.
JUST received Rev lot Of Amidon's Premium
- Wringers at 22s Congress Street
RUNDLEr Repairs wringe-s and Lamps at f1s
- congress street. mch24 diff
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BosroN-Ar 2ad. barn Bay State Sparrow, Bal
umore; Emblem, Niekerson, do.
Ar 24th, sch Novel, Seayey, kennebunk
Cld sch Alert. Munroe, Damariscotta; Magpum
bunk.
NEW YORK Ar 2sd. bark Augusta Nelly: New
port f.
FORTRESS M0NRoE-sld 10Th, sch Julia Par
sons, Dougias, Point Lookout
,GEoRGErOWN Decd 2lst, brigs Sea Lion
Marshall and Trenton, Atherton. Boston.
Portland ''
NEWP0RT-Ar 22d. schs Victory. Harris. Port.
land for Washington DC; FrOlic Kennedy, Rockland
for New YORK; Angelina, Xix, and Forest, Conary,
do for Providence.
Sid I'D sch Joseph Long Harm gton of and from
Portltnd for Alexandria
In port 23d, AN, brig John Balch for Cuba ldg
William Fletcher. OF and from Bath for PHILADELPHIA
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 22d, ship Asia Max held
Portland 10 load for Honolulu.
GLOUCESTER-Ar2 lst, schs Comst Howos firm
Boston for Bath; Rubicon, Gupt, do for Goulds.
boro; Hero. Kennedy, Salon.
ROCkLAND-Ar 18th, schs Utica, Thorndike
Portland; CoryO, Holhrook, Weymouth; Corneiia'
Henderson. Boston; 18th, Leader Allen do: Glen
dora, Deer Isle. Dashlng Wave Conary. Portlan nd /.
81 Luear. Barns, New York; brig James Davis Sta
pies, Belfast for Havana; returned, sch o Avery
Wilson, leaky; Goth, schs Chas Carroll Ip1rsbam
Portsmouth; Wave. Roberts -; 2Ist Mary Hall
Poland. Boston, 22d. 0rris Francis Hunt Vinalha
ven Tor Philadelphia; st Lucar, Barns Stocton
Sid 18th, Utica. Thorndike, Portland. hrig Jauas
Davis, Havana; schs Froic, Concosdia l. ,suntil
Bound Book and Cornelia. Boston; ed. O Ayerv
New FORK Chas Carroll, Portsmouth; Hrnry chase
Boston; onativia, Jameson, vinalhayen TO load
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JOSIAH BURLEIGH
HAS REMOVED TO
NEW STORE, EVANS, BLoCE.
Nos. 141 & 143 Middle Street
JOSIAH B URLEIGH
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Clothing, Cloths, TaiIors' Trimmings.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Nos. l4i & I43 Middle Street.
JOSIAH RLEIGH.
Agent for Grover Bakers celebrated
Sewing Machines.
Nos. al & l43 Middle Street.
NATHAN GOOLD

win say to his friends that he may be found at Bur-
leigh's, No. i4l l43 Middle street. where he viii
be pleased to wait upon his former customers.
Portland, March "a. 1864. DIFF
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Lost.

I'm Congress Street, near Mechanics' Hall n
" package containing two pairs Ladies' Fur Cum
ana other furs. The I'm Ter will confer favor and
DO suitably rewarded by leaving themat
G. A. SUSSKRAUrsS
mch3 div No. 100 Middle Street.
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SPRING DRESS GOODS

NOW OPENING.
@. X. b A BIB,
no No. 0 Clapp's Block.
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER.
Corner of Exchange 4 Federal srs.
perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. rnebaS Ar
Found.
A WATCH and Chain was picked up in the streets
"A OF Portland, BY Gentleman from the County,
last December. The owner can have the same by
proving property, and paying for this advertisement
on calling at No. 25 Clark Street. mch25 div
FISHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an
Il concerned that he mas been duly appointed ana
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
estate OF
DANIEL GOULD,
late of Cape Elizabeth in the county of Cumberland
deceased by giving bond the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement to
BENJAMIN j. WILLARD. Of Portland.
Cape Elizabeih, March 18th, 1864.
mch25 10 w3ws
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sch Dwight Hm. New York. T Aseneio & Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

as-easr. KIP. 81 has animal >Pirsts and rc1-
der. tila .sss szsesP;ibls q saAe.ltAy 'ass-
encrs-
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ira .zFT,'s 81 bssA IL Pi4s ss4 o.asHe"s >s
sbcy can 2l~ars &-~vs-v 4 ~AA' fs~y % s'f
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sruiaiAx IN t-z;A- fE4t the lzr-~ s@F-o<sA
tsuzs Ut ths~c zs-A.css-s hzrc -crs-sasiy snfer-
frrpt xSS.h tn Frssss 81 ;Ae arzs r.-rus.an:s
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az q di~~@zns n w na1-&ss- HaasSwzs .
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e-r5snAs 81. .al Isorc tAzz - tAr- = Scz-s-
en- -sSrc;- 81
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70 ARH-

D. a- ~ issk Sass. o o.. r--s&~=~- n Ga
gsa,e Les osaa:T. w@sAlz--ea gcrrsi9s-s
LfrHsH tatr.
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rauu, - ~ III dzy q M4y. 4 u. lsss
Hss vua,h wAs sp~z; ti~-s and - ;ks tks-
ne- pr & ~ 80 O. Sc~ srk t.o-Si~viag
- the al . Froz ike--- ~hez qzIis q
v0lr--- mau- b. w-z; O. la.ss2za- zz4 a-n-i-
I'D A.-a-. 4 ui-h the -rt-l-snr=, & III eousty
Of AZ d and wzs rrsi4en: q fa-- Waya-
and vi-I.ify G. - ye-rs. ta-urria- al tho IL
AL psivafis.r~ iG-il-H; 10 fFsa'i-r lHr-
In 1851 IL crossed the IL-i-zs snl srstlrd
in the wildsruess. nov = pr 4 ie~'s
county, Again be -; - wsIk- iuslu-is'otsl,s
10 sr~ure comfortable LsIae for hisnscf and
family lIou VII l. saecec,cl. l. evid.-u'
30 all uho knrv han. tn ne, .,l,boEhOod and
country have rro,ivcd gr-at assistance and
encouragement from lis sener >iiy and er,er-
prise IL died with the happy oouso.ou.-
ness of having sp.ut life Of over 20 years
of u~esulnc,-. and tie proud triumph Of MT
having singh. enrrny.
H. leaves a compt,.i IN. numerous family.
and a large circle of sor.owing iricnls Ia
mourn his loss Long VIII his virtac, and
example be rem NIB red. L.
Nov. goth. 1854.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26
Thc Test Of Perfect Health.
DISEASES OVERMATCHED BY MEDICINE

Sir Ashley Cooper said that no man ought
to know he had a stomach. Unfortunately,
however, the two extremes Of luxury and pri-
walton. teach a considerable portion Of mau-
kind that they have stomachs. and very iroub-
lesome ones too. The diggers after gold in
our gu.ches. the alluvial Of our rivers and cur
dry plains. suif r mach from diseases Of this
organ. and OF the liver aud bowels. AT pres
ent, however. there il much LES fear Of ibes..
complaints than formerly. An intelligent
miners are aware that they can be readily
combstted and cured b. the timely admins
,raiisn Of Ho.lo~ay's q bsa:ed Pills. One
Of the leadIag forms in which disease Of the
stomach and bowels EXHIBITS i.s-if in the in
,erior-sad we nav add in she cites 'oo-s
q Gebsii.s;ia- diz-rhpea- Nothing that hes
rv-r bern triei eishsr IN dy~estcrv OF DIR
rIsoea IN this cozz.ry. hs- sniforsnly saer,-d-
u IN enria- these zszlsiic- xrsp, Holloway :
Pts II - srx:.A ia, cat Of Eve h1nalrr1
c-sr- IN ~hich Thy are administered a. TIC
BaIlarsr Dsg-iz-~. they did n, fad m a=.s
Tac eriiaary dcAl trrssncst Of 6sarriscea
Agpe1rs o. b. xba.iy us~l-~s IN fSss eiinz.e
PEoLabiy l. H. 50 IA any clsma,e- H. tlsis 4.
= MY. = = heysal cxxil .hAf THE PslA- sssrss
he oosuplais; e-rszinly and slRs~; -
aaickly a. the trakcrs Il r4l CT srrr<' 10
revoi4,icu of is wh~rls- Th-rr arr NO t. ~
bai- zl-sz; the m4iier. the cure y . fr~-c2e
esnrl1sssa- Imagine what a Se3s md -seh
uas-iicirc mast BE- 70 the dg-er- Ps-->sssc1
e /; lie fcrIs - II e1icwea 18th Aoshcr right
an Th~ very f.r; tia, his chs. or knzP-
sack os.a,a:ns sarh Ioseai ec9ateraassS -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26
Ladies' Fair.

The ldi's of ST. Johns Episcopal Church
will hold Fair on the l5.h and 10th of De-
cembcr, for the sale of fihcy, useful and orna-
mental articles of their own handiwork, kindly
assisted by their friends, and also many beau
titul toys, &C.. purchased in San Francisco,
suitable tor presents to friends, relatives and
the children during the approaching holydays.
The Fair will be held at the new Olympic
Hall, corner of Fourth and Columbus Streets,
Olympia. Supper will be furnished in the
upper room of the Hall.
The proceeds of this Fair will be devoted
to finishing the building purchased last year
by the ladies', and now used for Church service
and the Sabbath School
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N.1;Ss@=y HaH i sail To - : oAHAs4sis
saz t2e l AstcA Ssz;es Sat froz laEyi~sG
u fss P-sc- e kx-l-0sepsr HsoAs. ~no al
- zSie Fssfz-4<ser a: B@l:s so-e-
Tss sri~<r-yA Eae E.s brea &Ssn sansr
TkaE-G.x. ws-2 s-s=- ~ szsEa vas IA
.a=- = e.,ss-rt-4 4 tn E~Ns . szPzi-zI-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

ANOTHER F1RE.-On Saturday evening
last. about o'clock, the building upon the
wharf used by the Axdcrson as a store-house.
was set on fire from forge in back shed. at
which the Amdersou's men had been employed
during the day. Tho fire was extinguislrd
without much difficulty by st ream Of water
from the steamers hose. by the way,
where's our fire-engine s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

Ey Superintendent Waterman has brought
Riley, the man who recently killed a Snoho-
mish Indian, to Fort Steiacoom, whore he
will remain for trial We arc informed that
Mr.. W. had considerable difficulty in max
ing the arrest. Riley's friends assembled
with firearms anil declared he should not be
taken away. The arrest was finally made
through the aid of Capt. fuckers command,
at Snohomsh City. and the cvlprit, with
two others. charged with selling liquor to the
Indians. taken into custody. We are pleased
to learn that Mr.. Waterman intends to fully
test the question whether dcprcdations COM
mittcd upon the Indians shall go unpublished
or not. 1t is only when the savages despair
of obtaining justice that they resort to meas
urcs of hostility.
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United States Excise Tax.

Collection District Of Washington Territory, cont
prisin2 the Territories Of Washington and Idaho.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists Of valu-
N ntions and enumerations ofproperty subject
to tax under the joint resolution ofthe Senate and
House of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, imposing spe-
cial income duty, approved July 18th, 1864, made
and taken by the several Assistant Assessors Of
said Collection District, will remain open for the
examination of all persons interested, for the space
of ten days. from the 9Th day of November, 1864
at my Office in the city of Olympia, between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 3 Pm. And imme-
dately after the expiration of the said ten days,
will receive and determine all appeals relative to
erroneous or excessive valuations or cnumerat
taken by the Assistant Assessors.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must
be made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which dccis-
ion is requested, and state the grounds or prnci-
pies Of inequality or error complained of.
JOHN q. SPARKS,
U. s. Assessor Dist. of W. T.
Dated at Olympia, W. T.,
10Th day of October, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26


There is no other way to cure dis
eases but by first purifying the
whole System so as to create O
healthy circulation.
The first medical men Of the age
agree with us, that no disea Of any
extent can be cured with at using
such medicines as will directly
upon the blood. Why m ~ medical
men have failed to cure nronic dis
eases is, because the MI icines have
not been such as will az bcncficially
on the blood.
The many thousands ofbottleswhich
have been used by the public, and the
many gallons and barrels supplied to
the physicians warrant us in saying
that the last two years we have been
more successful with our SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HOPELESS CASES or CHRONIC
DISEASES than have any other remc-
dies in the hands of physicians, orbe-
fore the public. A'-'
II is now admitted that no other
combination known to the profession,
acts so promptly upon diseases as our
Scovi1ls Blood and Liver Syrup.
For sale everywhere, and by RED
INGTON l. CO., 4l6 and 4lS Front
street, San Francisco.
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A NOVEL EXH,BITIoN.-An exhibition
was given at the Court House OH "Wednesday
evening last, by some twenty-five or thirty
Indian boys. ranging in ago from to Is
years. belonging to the school on the sno-
homsh reserve. The exercise consisted OF
lessons in the FUNDAMENTAL English branches,
in which they all displayed All astounding
proficiency. considering the disadvantages
under which they have laborcd. ThAschool
is under the superintendent Of Res Father
LcRouchr. a. ~
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u We are indebted to Capt Finch, ofthe
steamer Eliza andersen, for late Victoria
papers.
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a WONDERFUL crrF - sg-EOFCLogs WHITE
SwELL4xss
0eo4 the STALE tzze ~. Ct Earsio
RsbhsH~- "a.

Rsbhs.>- ~.
~ - - p - zUr-t ras-s r-sr --ra-S-
IA ed tie zsH szsvgs Eazgsr uHatrz 1900
TA4s c1re a@s exr'ts4 n .ss-aat. zei~k1ar8 sal1
ph sisaszs- GSz stez sazse ~ ske Nra.cag -zezl.r
ssze q the FrSfr~s-- ID T. : xEvrsxs j We
AS e4lsr3 - 80 A-lz - szr.eoz- - = pr
scrsse. fprciiiy izprrss-2 wftk - Be
@arkzslx Cz~4zivr FFepSzics 81 tbs Medicine
sk<i he has a3s7te4 : iute b. private gracfies,
as ~eil - - Tie CglLEer and EozrITELs-
Csvc1xxarI. ohio. Fsb Ia las.
NeSsrs- A l. ~csrtLL to;
czSTLEEES-I all Efh great Fiea7zre gre
ny tes;iz0.y - 70 = lat your SkEs AFAE7LLA
and sTiLLiNGiA. 90 ElsOd aaa Liver SyrIp.
has done f.sr ne. Scu~ three ard half xesr.
since. ! was attacked with \ ST.gaisHs HAT
SweflssT. WAich vac at;eaici ~ tie most excru-
csatsE- S.S4as tried Tarluas renaediee. And had
two Of the be- FAysieians n TIE cii.-one Of
thc,a = Professor il an old School Medical Col
lege-a34 ther FADED 10 srsc cry E,i,f. !
was redaced that zas confined 10 nv bed for
over three months. had NoEE THAx DozES
RrsxISG ULCERS nv lsSs, from which took
from time 10 time, more than one hundred pieces
of bone. Ny friends had given up ali HcPes OF
my Roeorery' Was in this condition when |
commenced the use of your BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. have used altogether
some two dozen bottles of ii. | ain now able to
attend to my business, and my legs have become
so strong that walk without any dilIcuity--cnd
hare entirely reeo,ered my heath.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound ano
John, No. 32l or at place of business, with
Brown Villctte. No. 4, east Fourth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

Kip, Cow-H1de,
GRAINED LEATHER,
AND BUCK-SKIN.
CASH PRICES:
Best Fine French Calf sewcd--.......Sl2 90
I" pegged -......... 10 90
Best French Kip, peCgcd-........$s to $40 90
Fine Calf, light or heavy, home tanned, 90
Good Coarse, or Zip I 90
SHOES IN PROPORTION.
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