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OTls, L. A. Attorney aud Councillor st Law
" Office ~ Cherry s.. p o. Box 74s
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~ and pa lshers u the Du and weekly
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BY THE
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O0KsELLEIis AND sTATlONEns

/ SINGLETON, K ID -Bookssils1, Publisher,
| - s.auoner, End Periodical DealeE, PosG Once
! building
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Gen. sherman in the House.
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COLLECTING AGasATs.
REAL 1870 AGENTs-
WALL PAPER, etc.

| UTILSON, J. W. 4 Manufacturers and
} w wholesale aud Retail Dealers Ia To, Copper
a Sheet iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods, No. II
| College street.
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CLAIM A.ENFs, axe.

John OhEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
~ Vi Ciaims, riO-ecutes all classzs Of Gains
ag4nst he Gov TnnIent Tor cItzeis and soiuItrs.
Olnce % Ce- Ar street, NashUre, lean lH0E3-6alo
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Reports about The Trial Of JeT.
Davis.
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flOMg klNs, ID. a SO.-U- 5. c aim Agents,
i Ufhcers Pay Acc0Ln.s s1d QuaTterniassers
Vouchers bought &c toe best rates, or collected
Ouiee corner cherry Hna Cedar streets, up stairs.
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Mr, Seward at his Pest.
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Era 'icates, root snd brsuch, all Erupuye diseas
cf The skin, Ike
rrtCERe PFafPL.Es. BLUTCHES

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Is the Poor Mans Friend, aud the R'ch Mas
hesslos.
WILLIAM h. GREGG. n. T.,
sole Proprietor, NeS Work.
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gs Gin street. n. Y
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American and Foreign Patents.
r.. H. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OROF PATENTS
Late Agent of the U Patent Office Washington under
the Act of 1887
No. u State Street, (opposte Kilhy st.,) Boston.
FTER extensive practice of upwards twenty years
"A continues TO Patents In the United States also
IN Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications, Bonds Assignments papers
or drawings for Patents executed reasonable terms
with Dispatch Researches made into American and For
eign works, to determine the validity and utility
tents of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies the claims
any patent furnished BY remitng dollar Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency the United States possesses superior fet
ties for obtaining Patents aseetaning the pateata6ity
Of tnpenttons.
During eight months the subscriber in the of
large practice made rejected applca TONS SIX
APPEAIs erery of which decided in facOr
by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy Of the most can r5s and suc-
eesgia practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHAS. MASoN.n
Commissioner of Patents.
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
and more capable of putting their applications firm
TO secure for them early and favorable consideration
the Patent Cfice. EDMUND BURKE,m
Late Commissioner OF Patents
'Mr r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica
TONS in all but ONE of which patents have been grant
ed, and that Is pending. Such unmistakeable
proof OF talent and ability his part me
patents they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGUARTn
Jan. l, 1861 yr.
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/ ivndictive, no matter what the occasion
In the serene light Of history, when party
STRIFE and bitterness shall have passed
away, it will be seen that il we erred al
all, twas always on the side of mercy
and magnanimity. aI 4
LINCOLN AND STANTON. W
A few days before the Presidents death,
Secretary Stanton rendered his resigna-
tion of the War Department. He ac-
companied this act with heartfelt tribute
to Mr.. Lincoln's constant friendship and
faithful devotion to the country; saying,
also, that he as Secretary had accepted
the position TO hold it only until the war
should end, and that now he felt his work
was done, and his duty was to resign.
Mr.. Lincoln was greatly moved by the
Secretary's words, and tearing in pieces
the paper containing the resignation, and
throwing his arms about the Secretary, he
said: g Stanton, you have been good
friend and a faithful public servant, and it
is not for you to say when you will be no
longer needed here" Several friends of
both parties were present on the occasion,
and there was not a dry eye that witness
ed the scene. /.
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Strikes at the of ALL Diseases which originate in De-
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Hundreds of Testimonials might be given frcm persons
who have been permanently cured after trying other
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This medicine is Purely Vegetable and does not contain
either u HaeDy, AlOes Gambqgs, Somgpuoay or any
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Sold by all Druggists Price dollar per bottle Ask
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the medicine hy return mail, post paid
Agent for Bellows Falls, o. z Woods 21-4I
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Statements from Patients, Sc.

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which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit had Night Swests which completely
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which would prevent me from speaking above a whisper
had then had attacks of heorrhage the lungs
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- The night before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
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Derangements of the Liver.

Few persons OF the Debility and General De-
rangsment Of the whole syst produced by Morbid or
Unhealthy Action of the Liver and yet person in
ten Is so fortunate not to have suffered in way
from those Morbid Conditions Health is of de-
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Blood and the Purity Of tie Blood directly dependent
upon a Healthful Functional Action of the Liver.
The diseases arising directly indirectly from Alice
tons of the Liver not Of course be enumerated in
brief advertiser ent; is such enumeration necessary
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PROFESSOR VAN BUsKIRK's

NkLAI Q EKWAN
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in 1t is the latest contribution of Med cal Science TO
the treatment Of that extensive, troublesome and danger
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G. wERS, ID. d. s, DENTS,
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SPRINGFIELD, VT.
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lie also produces the very best
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All dental operations may be rendered painless
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operations continued.
Springfield, Feb. 1866
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II. ESTE~


SUCCESSOR tc Messrs. EsrEY GREEN NonIy
~ Manufacturers in this country Of the PERFECT ME-
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The world wide renown these MEL0DEONs have obtain
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thirty dferen kinds of these and have re-
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with or without the Harmonic Attachment and Manual
sub-Bass This Instrument has equal of it's size
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sabbath Schools Churches, Lecture Rooms vestes Pub
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LTEvery Instrument warranted
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Is there not reason to think that tbis
world is daily incseasing in size? Is
there not an action taking place on its sur
face analogous to that which OCCURS in a
plastic cell when placed in circumstances
favorable for its developement?
To illustrate this thought:
We plant little acorn, weighing a few
grains, in the ground. In the course of
time it becomes She large oak weighing
thousands of pounds, and spreading it's
branches far and wide in every direction.
This oak gets its weight and bulk princi-
paliy from the air we breathe, and it re-
mains upon the earth thousands of years,
perhaps, and undergone a great many
changes before it is finally restored to the
atmosphere, even if this event ever does
take place.
So animals derive their weight and
bulk partly from The air they breathe into
their lungs, and partly from the vegetable
productions which they devour. When
animals die, their bodies, it is true, are
partly decomposed into gas and restored
to atmosphere,--but they are principally
seized upon and appropriated by growing
vegetable which in their turn, are devour-
ed by others. aa8
1t thus seems TO me that the earth,
through the agency Of its animal and veg
etable productions, must be daily increa,-
ing at the expense Of the atmosphere by
which it is surrounded. 8
In other words, the plants and animals
OF the earth are all the time appropriating
to themselves the elements of the atmos-
phere, and forming out of them new COM
pounds which remain upon the earth an
almost indefinite length Of time before
they are decomposed and restored to tho
atmosphere. N
This idea is also illustrated in our coal
mines. All coal was originally wood and
like all wood was formed principally at
the expense of the elements of the atmos-
phere. This coal has remained upon the
earth millions Of years,-perhaps,-and
now at length men urged on by their me-
cessities, are digging it up, and by burn
ing It, restore it in the shape Of carbonic
acid gas, to the atmosphere from which it
original came. ae h
No one, it seems to me. can doubt that
the earth is larger now than it was when
this coal existed in the form Of wood. Al
though the world may be increasing in
size now, it does not follow that it will
increase for all time, sooner or later an
equilibrium will be established between
the amount of elementary pri ciples that
the earth takes from and restores to the
atmosphere.
But Mt nresent. in nv opion. il ia ike n
growing animal its absorption exceeds
IFS waste. In word, our plannet is not
a full grown earth; it is merely an earth
ling."-[Ex.
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s Y MPTOM S ;

D1feuh or bTegRiar Breathing, Loss Of Breath, Coug
Strength Loss Of Af7ete, General Debility Night Soeat
syss fssps lyoHgh me Shoulders, chest
NeFroas aaate Nercous Pyosfrafio,, Gidds1ess
ztneSs, E1oessire PaiesSs SoTe Iroat Dy0csieSS Sg
tssHsss, Sour Stomach, Hsart Burn, Oppression Sink
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CASTING Our DEvLs.-We have a
friend, a Methodist preacher, and a jolly
fellow he is. He has large muscular
frame, with corpulence to correspond
has huge hand, with powerful grip
save US from giving him serious offense if
he were common sinner. He is an ear
nest worker, and has a well earned reputa-
ton as revivalist. Some years ago he
was holding meeting, at which quite an
interest was awakened. A number Of
persons had come to the mourner's seat,
and some had been converted. One eve
ming, group, consisting of two or three
young men and as many young ladies,
were present, whose object in coming was
to have merriment. The minister having
noticed their maneuvers for a while, and
thinking it was time they were checked,
found his way to them, and Addressing
himself to the young men, kindly request
ed them to observe the decorum BETTING
the place. One of them whose ideas Of
politeness were hardly up to the mark,
ventured in rather ungracious manner
to reply that they had understood that
miracles were worked there, and they had
come to see some performed" Upon this
our robust friend, the minister, coolly took
the young man by the coat-collar, delibcr-
ately led him down the aisle, and opening
the door, without ceremony landed him
outside, quietly remarking, We do not
work miracles here, but zoe cast out
devils - M
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CON SUMPTION

tIn It's Most Advanced Stagesl
for the Radical Cns Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TAkRH, and all affections OF the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGEsi for General and Special D1aagenlsHfs Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all Functional Disorders of
the Stomach and BoteelS.
Il i'ediasf increases the strength and despens the
Color Of the pale booa IL suhdues the C and Fecsr
and diHinishes the ETpe0ratioH. checks tae ni0hi
soeats, always in from fourteen days The appe-
s Is al once iHcigoYqfed and the patient rapidly gains
Fh the cough aud the difficult breathing speedily
heved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing
aatloas regular and aHliorn, ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON
ISHING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every case where
ids, Bark Quinine, Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey &c and in
every case by whatever known, in which there
hibted any one more Oft he fol loxing
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A STRONG SMELL OF CLovEs.-A
few nights since Tom Jones went home to
his wife in rather a disguised condition.
He had drank so often for the success Of
our volunteers that he was compelled to
eat handful of cloves to remove the
smell of whiskey. While undressing, his
wife detected the perfume of the spice,
and said, -
Good gracious, Tom, how dreadfully
you smell Of cloves r'
Eh 7" said Tom, starting cloves ?"
Yes, cloves; any one would think you
had been embalmed like mummy"
This made his wits 60 WOOL gathering.
"Phew you are regularly scented with
them. Where have you been tonight p
continued the wife.
Tom was thrown entirely off his guard
his brain rambled, and without the re-
motest idea of what he was saving. re-
plied.-
W-h-y-hic-Clara, the fact is, 1 have
just been on little trip to the East Indies,
and while / was there, fell over a spice
boxr'
Then she knew what was the matter.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

Mr.. j. GA$ToN and Colonel Hawkins
spoke to large crowd of citizens last
evening on the corner If Main and Wa>h-
ington streets. The speerhes were full cf
sound argument and were terribly an
noying to the opposition During Colonel
Hawkins speech the Democrats present were
apparently very uneasy and anxious for the
speaker to finish. Al the close of the Co.'s.
speech he displayed two battle flag., which he
said belonged 10 Pennsylvania and New Jersey
regiments, and had passed through the terri
ble struggle for four years.
The three Indiana consprai ors have been
released from the Ohio Peuitentiary, by Or
der of the Pres dent.
TIE river rose abont lee inches during the
past twenty.four hours.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

A"JoNEs" Convicted AT the candidates.
meeting ut Aurora the other day, Samuel
Brown, a candidate on he Union ticket for
State. Senator, charged L. NJ Savage the
Copperhead candid tie, with being member
of he assassinating, Democratic secret
, league of"0ld Guar ds.
Mr.. Savage fercely denied it and demanded
che proof
Mr.. Brown called on we'll known gentle
man in the crowd to testify what he knew of
the mat er. He arose, and turning upon
Savage, said eliberately:
f" You old me in the presence of my moth
er that you bel ny d to the Old Guard or
Jones Fam y, and that the Democrats were
organic, all over this State for the purpose
of res sting the draft and to resist military
arrests hat you we ready for them Un-
ion mcn] If they attempted to make any more
arrests
Mr.. Brown then asked Savage if he had
any rebu'ting testimony. Mr.. Savage had
none to offer. He was convicted and con-
founded so much so that he could not face
the audience to make speech He skunk
out of it like whipped spaniel and retired,
probably to counsel with the " Jones Fam
ily," which, there is good reason to believe,
lis now in full ganization in various parts
lof the State.- Oregonian.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

GIVE THE OLD TRAITOR, 10. LANE, ANOTHER
KICK. DO you want 10. Lane to sit again in
the Senate Of the United States from whence
he was driven inro ignominious retirement
by the people of Oregon2 Do you want this
infamous traitor to the country which had
honored him, and this vile betrayer of the
people who had trusted him, to hold again
the highest Office which the people of Oregon
can bestow upon any one? If you do not,
vote for the Union candidates for the Legis
lature in every countyin the State. OF the
Democratic nominees for the Legislature, by
far the greater part are pledged, if elected,
60 vote for Jo. Laue for Senator. His friends
throughout the State claim that if their party
carry the Legislature, his election is sure
We know that an immense maj .rity of the
people of Oregon would repudiaIe old Jo.
Lane to-day if he should ask for their suf-
frages. Voters of Oregon, your suffrages
are indirectly asked for him in this canvass.
If you vote to elect a Democrat to the Legis-
lature, you vote for Jo. Lane for the United
States Senate Elect Legislature which
will choose q loyal and honorable man Tor
your Senator, and let the reprobae traitor,
10. Lane. remain undisturbed in his infamy
and retirement !-Oregonian.