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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22

as now q, olished, and belonging to re
non Allan two small tracts situated ID
the back bart of said lands with the boun-
daries as now established, one belonging
Evariste Enger and the other to Louis
Lavigne. and another tract, or lot, belong
ing to the School District wherein the
public school house is now located.
2. Another tract of land also situated
in the parish of West Baton Rouge,
and on the south side Of the B. R, &. I.
& 0. Railroad, about half a mile there
from. acquired Of j. G. Flynn, of East
FeIiciana, on the 10th April, 1854, and
designated in the Receivers receipt as
the southwest quarter of section no. Ia
in township I of range Il east, contain
ing about leo acres.
5. Another tract of land also situated
in said parish to the south Of said Rail
road and fronting thereon, known as the
Joe Richely tract, and designated as the
northwest quarter of section no. IL IN
township 7 of range II east, containing
ITO 83-100 acres.
4. Another tract of land 10 said parish,
on the south OF sad Railroad aud ironing
thereon, containing 80 superficial acres,
bounded on the north and west by lands
of ] T. & W. Nolan, and on the east by
those Of Stephen Pipes aud en- the south
by those of A. Lobdell.
Together with all the buildings and
improvements on the said tracts, all the
rights, ways aud servitudes in any wise
apperraining
Seized to pay and satisfy amount of
judgement, interests and costs in above
suit.
Terms of sale-On twelve months Gre
dit, purchaser to furnish his bond with
approved security, payable twelve months
from day of sale, and bearing eight per
ipteret from day of sale. The lands
to remain specially mortgaged until full
and final payment of said bond.
j.. V. DURABLE. Jr.,
jei5 Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. Aristide Miltenberger VS. Steph-
en- Pipes and widow Charles PIPES
No. 1902.
BY virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff Of the parish OF
West Baton Rouge in the above entitled
and numbered cause of date March 18th,
1867, from the Hon. the Fifth District
Court of the city of New Orleans. State
aforesaid, | have seized and will offer at
public sale, tc the last and highest bidder
at the Coutt House of this parish of
West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1867.
at IL o'clock a. M, the hereinafter desert.
bed mortgaged property situated in this
parish and belonging to the defendants.
Stephen Pipes and widow Charles Pipes.
to-Wit
|. A certain tract of land, or sugar
plantation, Immediately in the rear of the
estate OF t. t. Babin and of Messrs. AL
len q Hamilton, about II miles above
the Court House of this parish of West
baton Rouge, containing twenty arpents
more or less front, with all the denth
thereunto belonging, the side lines open
ing II the rear, bounded above by lands
q :: J.. q VIM. Nolan, Allen & Hamilton.
IL front BY those of Allen & Hamilton
and said estate of P. P. Babia, below BY
the estate Of 2. P. Babin, and in the rear
oy those of John A. Bird, James L. Lob
aeil and Abraham Lobdell, together with
Inc buildings and improvements thereon,
including all lands found within said bonn
oaries, with the exception of a small lot
containing two arpents, situated in the
front part of said land with boundaries
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22
Signed

On motion the report was received and
adopted.
The committee appointed to raise mon
ely for levee purposes, made the folrowing
report which vas accepted /:
To the hon. the Presiden aud members of Police Ju-
~ OF the parish Of West Baton Rouge;
The undersi= ned a committee appointed to raise
money TOR leyee purposes. beg leave TO report that
they sold FIVE ~ bonds OF the parish tor one hundred
and twenty-five dollars; that they also collected BY
subscription thrty-nine 75-lo0 dollars, making a to-
tai OF one hundred and s~ixty-iour 75-1C0 dollais was
expended, as per account appended. in repairs to le-
wees in the lower portion ofthe parsh. leaving an IN
expended balance in their hands OF forty 50-I00 dol
lars. Your mint also collected by sale of bonds
Ito be furnished in the city OF New Orleans the sum
eight hundred dollars, which sum was paid over to
the President OF the Police jury.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22
POLICE JURY MEETING.

A regular session Of the Police Jury
was held at the Court House 10 West Ba-
ton Rouge on June 8, 1867. Present :
Messrs. Pope, Chinn, Vaughn, R Hebert,
Hubert Hebert, D, A. Landry, Fergus
Allan, and Judeon Doiron. Absent !: ].
B. Nurdin.
B. r. Chinn offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted
Resolved, That in obedience to orders from Major
Gen. Sheridan, commanding the 9Th Military District,
continuing IN office all persons holding office through
out the District, till their successors shall be qualified
that all officers whatsoever, OF this parish subject TO
election or appointment by the Police Jury OF thus par.
ISL al the regular session, be and the same are hereby
continued in office till their successors are qualified
according to law.
The committee appointed to examine
the Treasurer's books made the following
report
To the President and members of the Police jury Of
the parish of West Baton Rouge:
The undersigned committee appointed by your hon.
body 10 examine into and report upon the accounts OF
the parish treasurer, beg leave to make the following
report: That we have carefully examined his accounts
and vouchers and find them correct: that after paw
ing the warrants and after deducting his own commits
sion for dlsbnrslr e, there appears TO be q balance 10
his hands OF thirty-two 5000 dollars TO the credit
of the general fund that there appears a balance OF
five bundled and sixty seven 98 100 dollars in his
pears a balance of one hundred and sixty dollars 10
his hahds 10 the eredi, Of the Poydras Fund money
paid 10 him during the current year.
TIP VAUGHN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22

just one line is sometimes convenient.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-22

*Logos. the humanized god, the Messiah. Some
writer's hoia mat the presence in the burning bush
which Moses saw was the Messiah or Man God.
, 1867-02-22

DE. Jul IkN PkRRAULT, Ducr r OF Medicin, Of
~ the F'cut It ari~ Gfaduae Of the UniVer.
~ Quver'~ C"licge. and PnSSicran of the St. John
BdIIi~tr 'cieiy Of san FTaLcisto o.
In P'RR.ULr has pleasure To inform patients and
"iher- &c, King cuideutaI nrlicii advice. that hs
can be c"isu ted daily ut his uffce. Armory Hall
hulIdiug Northeast corner Montgomery and Ssefa.
u.rutn streets san FraLehc,. Rooms No. g. 10, II,
fr'i f""r,n up strir>, entrance either Montgomery
Or Sacramento -tIects.
l'R PkRKAULT'n studies have heen almost e1ela.
siveN 'tv"iri I" the cuIe of the various forms Of
N"rv"u~ and p ysc:,l Liability the results of inri-
uu habits acquired III youth. which usually termin
ate M ,n'p0tece aud >trIli!y, and permanently in.
dHct all the conc nIiHhts If ld age. Where secret
hlimitN tNi,is n,Ul ing tie happiness of lis and
thai of others reason and morality dictate the Ne.
cessiil Of us renewal for il is fact thHt premature
decline of the vigor oI manuU"d matrimnEil IN.
h"Ipfu"SS. compulsory single life etc, have their
-'.urtrs in cdn,r> the gem of which is planted ia
e"rI lr. and the hitter fruit tasted long aflerward:
paIItht~ lHiUrirg under thus mplaiht Will complain
al one or M r. of the following symptoms; Noe.
turIHl EmI>> uII-, Pains in the Back and Head,
khc>> ut Memory Hni sig l. Discharg- from the
Jrtth'H nu going tp stool "r making wafer, the In.
i,llectual Faculties weakened Loss Of Memory
ensues. l. ear clOuded, and there is disinrnS.
u"u 10 Httrnd to hu-nicss, reading, writing
"r the .ltIy + fuend>. etc. The patient will prV-
Hhly cuI IA uf d Zzines~, Vertigo. and the sight
ana hearing weakened and sleep disturbed BY
Grams meHnc nelly, signing. pdlpitati"n', faintinR',
rmigh~ aLd slow fever while some have external
rheumatic pain and numhIess Ut the body. Some
ct the most common symptoms are pinples 10 The
face and aching in different parts of the bI"y. Pa
u, MS -nii, IiEg from tins dl>eIse should appy i'm
med,dtrlN To DIR PERRAULT, either ia person or BY
letter, - he wall guarantee cure Of Seminal Ennis
SInI;s aud lHpntence Ia six TO eight weeks.
Tau nts s'ii,ring from Nenereul diseases IN any
stage. Gun"rrhnGu. Glctt Strirtnres, BubU Ulcers,
nIdEcou> rmItnns, etc. will b. treated successful
ly. All >yPhilic and McrcuriSl taints entirely re-
moved tr'm lhes system.
lR. PfRHAUIT'S 'iI lunIas are in his office, where
paiirnl~ can see fr themselves that they are uu sr
he care "f a regularly educated practitioner. Tie
hc>i differences gIveh ii required.
P.tenlS suffering under chronic diseases call
AM examine I. r themselves. We invite invesiiga-
t"u claim not u know ~ thing nor to cure eT.
cry bodN hut we d. claim that in all cases taken
der in.tnirih we fulfill our pr, nses We puT1ieu-
la'll request o>e Whn have Iried this boasted doe
tor "nu thai advertised phN scan till worn out and
uI.c'urdLed. 10 cnil upon us.
Law changes aud quick cures.
Ladies' suif' ring with any complaint incidental TO
iler sex eau consult the doctor with tho assurance
vi TeIIrf
, 1867-02-22
The New England Politician.


1t has been said hy some astn'e. philosophical
ob-erver that the human form and character
pArtHke in some degree OF their surroundings
aud nssOcIairs as fur instance, the shepherd,
OF bis sheep the fOrrester, of the wOOdlh nd and
the wilderness; the butcher, of hIs cattle The
etemInAte mRu dol, If his lady admirers the
farmer Of his prodrt-; the indolent Digger
IndIHU, of Bis uesrrt ,sects and worms, and So
on. 0d L6itHm. There seems to he grand
tympa'hy IH all nature, SORT of 2 liti'nsi p
GetNeen huIInates aud InnnImates, ~nich under
certain conditions aud circumstances inal Y
UuIIe aun parlake Oi mutual CharaeIsrisues Io
greater extent.
We are led 10 tins strata % reasoning hy \ full
examination, winch, thanks for one Of Il ten,
tergs powerful m"gnIIying glasses, We have
beed able to give specimen sui,jecI now ~ our
minds eye. IL is scnIy- backed, cuId, but
quIck- -Hi1iiuneti insect, originally found III the
hive E'sIern States, Hud kn Jwn smung scientific
meu as the genus AeU England politician!
As We take the creature up gently by the aid
cf tins par "f tweez RS aud place 1t under the
glass We hnd That II Il com posed As follows:
Head.-lwu pine him, reversed, the small
ends being down and forming the neck. Tuese
pieces are very InRen' ously put toge her.
BrHin-A hard substance, cUmpO-ed Of gold,
silver and brass coins, spread out on n green
back note, a"d fastened down with SpaidIng' ;
prepared glue.
NV -"oOueu hutneRSi set IN = HRht oeu OF
dwarrd dog -ieunel.
Breast-A wooden clock with brass works
warrtn!ed Ia run cnntiuu1u~iy when ouce star
ted (tS at Bdli's ruu. aud hundreds OF other
poiuis on the Potomac
Heart-The brass bell ON which the iron ham.
mer strikes the regular Meow dew tell !
each hour of tue day.
StUmncn-A bale of stolen Southern cotton
the inside Ui wnIch has breu ''Suugnrd out
aud "swapped off for tull set of spinning
wnetls aud iron machinery, which are INSERTED
ard kept YoIng aud ted ty thousands OF over
worked, hdlf starved and udd y paid pour girls
and youths, who are required u wurk l5 out Of
the "a hours To keep up the tOue Uf tue orgau-
ism.
L"gS-IIollow, marroWless steam pumps to
supply the wants OF machinery within.
Fett-Foul reservoirs of Y INK pa ridity to
which the pumps are Atrl"""'
We now insect over ana examine
his
Spine-which we find to he the extended store.
room Of ''gImcracks,' cute traps, du.uOrs
sharp Inventions, pine whittlingS, and all man.
nsr Of Yankee ingenuity.
The breath of nfs winch enters this gdspinR,
crawling creAiureis is
A Huh Protective Tariff
Aud its animation is produced by the absorb
tion OF the strength and wealth OF the West and
South, which il III ,dr To supply us wants, and
feeds its gluitOnOus. unapprasablp appetite.
Its soul Is uniHxrI bnbe bond, wlIrh in
death suIdiheS and drops into the pockets OF its
spawn in the shape of pinch back jrwelry.
Surh is New England poitId n from the
cold hearted, freezing, blood chilling, sri6,h,
Puritan land of wItcn burners aud Intolerance
breeders l-EcansVde Courier
, 1867-02-22

GOLD FoUNDNTIU&. - Pnilad.lphil is
built IN gold min-. a writer sa,s: "Ur-
der that city rhsre i, derosir of clay, mr. =
Suring ten sqnare miles. Tins srra,uu d
clay has a thickHe>s of sbuui fifteen feet
The ehem's'. in applying hi. tests. has DIS.
covered that gold exists 4as,har el,y ted ru
the value Of thrre ceLt~ in each cubic in.t
II that vast clayd-P''it there are lSIOIJ.-
OOO cubic fret in winch j. dlffISrd SI21.
OJ0 0 0 There il g"ld enough in every
brick made from il To cover it wi.h two
slnre inches Of gold irac and wuhIp the
corporate h.nit' OF tht CITY there !. N re
go'i difuSed than has vet heen brought
irom Australia anI GAIfnr iiA."
, 1867-02-22
FemnIc Monthly pills.

DIR. PtEKAUIT II the uuy agent in California for
Dr. BIu1 Female MUnihly P,lls. Their immense
sale lar r>Hhlis ed their reputation az n female
cay ula ruacle'l and far IN adv nee OF every 9TH
er r"Ih"iy tr suppreS>innS and Irregularities, and
other distractions in irIl TN the receipt Of i've
d"lhrs. thrSr P'l> will Oe sent y pil or express to
HIy arr III the world, frum curiosity dam
ake.
eIsons nt diStanre ran he cured Al home, by I'D.
drs-slnV leiteI To DR. PLRKArLr corner OF SscrS'
m"htn ami Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and IL, or
Box S'3. j. %. Stn Frdnci>cu, sGatcu the case -
minute! possible. general hn bits of living, occu-
paiu. etc etc.
Al c''mnunicltions confidential.
july !. 1866. 7sly
, 1867-02-22
Nj If r DICAL INsTITUTE
QUICK CURES AMI MODERATE cu,na

t AhdkS,
nR L. G. Kinney $ Private Medical anal
IL Riral llstirufe. Walla Walia, half 1 snd Sur.
a .wn: tffiee nj the Oriental HoteI. mile aIl
E-tntIish.d txpreSs1y 10 alfs "a -the-nN,,...
and scientific ,iirsl Aid in the tren,mer, sound
If alt Private aud Ch'oBe Di eases SyphiIi,,so cur
cases Of secrecy. and eli Sexual diseAses He eaaes
TO THE AFFLICTED
DR.. KINNEY returns 1rls thanks to nj, 1..
Gus patients for their patronage since locaf;n nsf
inlsi9, apd takes this method of nnt;f,inc ,Ik hen
lir that he har leased the large and com. ne p1b
Iuildi,ig of Mr.. Joseph Hrllnuth. on MT
and las had the same lifted up Ter The purnn.es afes
Ho>pifal with eVerN cOmf.rt for the crs iose Of
tn "f th'se who require Media or SprpicsIa asn
ance. e' ~sit'
Special attention will be paid To sfFsc,,or,
lnngs, Liver, digestive 0rPnns, Kidney s,S u A'
Sc s-s Of the Gento Urinary Organs ISsosy1 o'1 ".
n private na,ure will receive PROMPT a,ient;o.ena
managed successfully. Diseases peculiar IN =. and
ard chi dren viii receive his unremitted o1en
alS,. aft cfions of the eye aud tar and IN
maades to which human flesh is heir will cis;nl ns uss
attention M
Lt'-ers from persons unable persorally tn oo,,..
nicafe with the Dr ncc"mpanieds bv The 49, a.inmo
will receive prompt attention. ~
TIL" ctOr would stale that he las had ar .v,.
IrH, of m,le than thirty wears in trpating cole
Gi~'nSe urring H. Northern and Southern cErs
hcsmeS, having eIj"}ed large hospital pnctic,
hath ia civil life. and with our amy In the No.
War-where he was surgeon in the army
b II too nflen thnt person> recurring Msd,..,
all, arriving here from the Various mining tow. 4;
the upper country, at the instance of friends ~
induced t" gu to San Francisco, thinking thSt ,tss
will II hud proper treatment short Of tbat ~
thus inv diving unnecessary expenditure n ~,
TN aud money. To show that there is I'M pecsS,..
o. ihis me Doctor refers to parties whom be ~
TIRE ted. aud thuse under his care in hospitsI
There is mum er al persons to whom br. < 1.
u'lrnrizr'l Ia refer. who WcIe cured hy him IN.
having IPtn uraied by other physicinHs Vi,bo1,
obtaining ANY relief Making the treatment Of chrO.
me diseases pecinliiv. aud ull provided Win ,II
the AII'liaI ce> cf modern science, Dr. X. ieel, ~
raIi td in guaranteeing permanent and speedy rn,.
H. even the worst rases. To him the sfii,tsd 80
"TI " in u confderre Of obtaining relief.
Remember the address,
DIR l.. C. KINNEY.
34u NaH WAlla " r
, 1867-02-22
at'alla at'alla Statesman.
FRIDAY EvENI.,G. February "a 1867.
TIE Lirht Rerona.


"Nsy, wait me here-I'Il not be long;
'I.s bnt little way e
II come ere you have sung the song
] made you yesterday.
" 'Tis but to cross yon streak Of light
Aud fresh the breezrs blow;
fOu will not miss me from your eight,
Que kiss aud now 20.
So in the pleasant month Of June,
He liRhly sails away,
To where the gimmrr Of the nooR
Lies right Across the bay.
And she sitS singing on the shore
A song of pure delight;
The boat flies on little more,
And be will cross the light.
The boat flies on the song is done,
The light before him CLEANS
little more, and il Is won;
'Tis further than IL seems.
The boat hies on, the boat flies fast,
The wind blows strong anu tree;
The boat hes on, the bay 10 puSt,
He sails into the sea.
And on, and on, and ever on;
The light lies jn before
But ah for evtrmnre il done
The song upon the shorr
, 1867-02-22
A SOLDIER 5 REMARK "A d

A SOLDIERS $ REMARK "A lady DR. s.ed
IN as luxurious fabrics b. ever hutIered from
a fairy form before w,r's bla,t was bluwn.''
with sweeping tail behi"d her an ih.
Gruuni, uf inde6. .'ite length. turned the Cur
ner vi the Way.ide Hospital. aud as size
turned she cast All rye of auxluus lirlru ie
back To rec IT the AFORESAID trail wa> y X
A cripple suldier. sitting un the c.mncr en>
jnyins the sun. nutic. d the movement and
the look, aud with the view vi reAssuriug
the lady eIcla med
''lts all nIht, maism-,he rest Of il is
coming down the street. aud will he aurg
shortly. You Can ssil on-rhe dress i. all
setting" 1t is useless to sry that the lady
did rail on like three decker b lore a lu /
b eeze.
, 1867-02-22
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRITOLN UF AsHINGTuN,
WALLA v ALA COUNTY.
In The District Court, First judicial Di5trief.
JemInln Ann B ,ru,s, Plaintiff,
Mrlrci Blrres, Defendant.
TINO MICH AtL BAKNE>. Drft: ! uu are hereby
i aiir'i that JENNA ANN BARNES, PIE has
h',,i compliant atfriH-t you said Court, Whlcn
will COME To he heard at the int term OF tbe
court, which -hall cnnn ence mn e than two montns
alter ih 4th da, If January, 1861 (nr the sane WI
IL b" al Cimu b. 8 iet're h'n J h. Wyeney
JhhYr said D-iucI.J and unless you appear -
sId tenn nui answer the will be taken IS con.
Reed. asd The payer thereof granted. The epgeH
Hnd rd'er Of said cnm .ini j. q dis alive the boz o.
'lHt Rd 10 To- PaiHtIff the care and CUSTODY oI
the chIl lren Of P,ainiIH aud defendant.
CJIHpaIIt lied Deremnei 8lst. 1865.
LASATEh Il LANGF0RD.
2m Attorney fr PlaiBth'
, 1867-02-22

n lIYPocRlrE. - An sdit.r says that =
mouse. which had several times been eaus hi
Ia the act uf nibblinG the nice things IN hts
pintry, wIr the uther day Irae,-d To its u. 81
which MAS found 10 e,ntain seven or riy II
cunning lttle "r~ppnsib ties. The p,,
NJ rogue vas arrested aud rKecuted Tor
larceny % one side OF the nest pirce III
o. an old Bible was found. on which the
i,rrl,oTip; r, words were distinctly visible :
Thou shalt not st.al" What a bvnoer,t.
, 1867-02-22

JOSH BILLING, G,-IAIr.-J,.b R;II;n..
say'; " There is only unr advantage th,t /
Gan zee 70 Eo'hg to the devil. AMI that is the
rn % s~y aud you are sure To vrt IN. re
Iel the truth and sh,me the devil y 4
Emo" l"ts OF people whue,n shame the dr,;l
easy souH bne the toiher things bRher, '..n,
, 1867-02-22
GkAFFENBERG.
CathulicOn

II f'iihiu y u,ed according Ia die,tnns will cure
every Gaze Of diabetes, aud greatly mitigate the
tr uhi's"n 1ecs camed 10y relx.tio. oi the m,t-
lei nf the hlntdrr II j. most sucrtssful remedy
fr Gravel and other diseases Of Kidney aud
Bl"dd'r. aud f"' Frma Diseases is unrqpnl.pl. The
fd'b'I'coH urif'rn lI ruIe~ In rsu, uIrr, Whites,
Al lnrg' lpritier Of rh' 'thy Turrs. Suppression.
lnroiiim nceei 'rine Bl 'ating aud Drop~caI Swell
inHr. and rll Dis a.es Of Pregnancy. Tie specific
act on "fthi- M deiue il imnediste and certain unu
the Uierite and Abdominal Muscles and Livamenis
restoring Them To heaiiy stat as thse Of chi d.
h""d anl '"uth. 80 that patients who have use the
Gr":fs"I'rg 'OnPonyt Uterine (atkoiieo, cannot
sufficiently exlItsr iitr vratude t,r tie rrl,f .f
folded EEl lNGTuN 4 CO.. Agents.
4i6 and 4.s tr"nt strttt, San Franri-c",
, 1867-02-22

O, q ----]I--1~-~---
CANr.7-A crttle oOncert is an iph,rmoD;.
So' ad'ir.k Tbs psrfornsrs can, .un. their
, 1867-02-22
Notice.

A u. PERsoNs INDEBTED NV p CIuRr.
"A Nsi q !. x. NcOY Er Thrsshirs 4 .ns In
i's,; WI PleAse sSttIs At once and save ca~is. ,
N COCRrNEY d k0lOY..
, 1867-02-22
ALIENS

mOnHIy Organs. - = e.
II 30 ACTION l. rXP, GistItANr ALTERNATIVE
Il -UDDRIFI SEnATtvE. IAPHt RkTlt AND
! lURErlC. Ebich = II the M II vaiha
BIZ remedies known for rnIinY dStH-e~ at tue lungs
Il excit.s * cct'raIi H. A..l ~aase- the lungs to
throw "tf the l.hleym mnru>: CHANGING SE
CRETInNS and PU LIF LIS the Bl.tHpl,; hrAl- the
irrHle'i parts. giN e strength :" the digestive or
guIr~: bring thu liver IL lis proper acfi". AMI I'M
parts strength :" the hole system. SIeh iSt III
Ine,lilir ~. Saii>fn. tory effect thAI 1T II Ar
RANTED To BREAK Up THE MoST bI>TkES>-
ING CuuGH IN FEN HOUR TINE, u moi "itoo
LumS -IHh.i' ~. ,rIS HARGANrE I" viy" entire
Sat startr II enIu tue MOST CONFlRNtD CASTS
OF CONSUMPTION ITiS ~AKRANIfD MOI
prOIlee r,'-iSrne>- twnicu IAtLe with nr'-I
r,aned'e- affect the head IL -ItaIu> In' 'lPinn
In any irru. lr is NAHRANTED 70 BE Err
FEcTlY HARMLESS 10 The htrI 'lelisH'' cInld. al
Though II paw criul r. r,iy t'r res
tori, thr " ten THERE L. Nn KEA !. Me- E>I-
1Y FOR So MANY s'kAlIlS BY ttIA>UAPft n. .
Nhen ALIENS LUNG BAlsA will rIe,nht IT, II
ouiy taken IA time
SOLD ny all Druggists. Prize 81 per bIitle.
Fur st,e by SMITH ~ pANiS, = orilIpd. oregon.
tirnerHI agents .iLsO, 6y iedter~ 'n fdt"'ty 4eLi
riaes yeH,IdHy. .1--f rt.A.r.F
, 1867-02-22
Robert Emmett Circle No. 4.

. m an IL 30 c IA q y n o cd.
LriaA and af'sr thu dAic. tIs mrmh-r. ~ M.
Il lrce wi met every Thnr.day evening. a
Mt'RATrH Se.'x
, 1867-02-22
TrYd7rIE UNFORTUNATE
NFw RrmED1Esl NEW REMEDIES!
n,4 Efbbon's Disp eh4nFy,l

81 n KFARNf STREET. 4
OlO corner ommrreial. San a
EF,., c,-vs.- e tsl.lixhed ia ls. 4, hr ~
sfe ,rra. tnent Of Sexual and Stmi- II,
nal Dieenses, sUch ~ Gonorrhea
GIeet structure. Syphilis in sll IT, So
f,rms. Seminal WeHA' ess, lmpp
tenry. etc Skin. disc Ases (of err ~
sIandipql Ppd tilreraied Legs, sue
-. q, n, frc.le.l. NY.
, 1867-02-22
Prevention Better ,hnn Cure.

ehe"t! hNCI u I"ItIt TeI ci, SALE, d sure Pr
'eIl'Fr Hghil"t D'>UaseS uBu Pbg"aIes, :. nt 1
mail Pticr tI. Ad"rrss l'k. i r. GIBBUN Il.
hthrnN st'rei near Commercial, Sau tnIrls.,, r,g
Uttte Bux ~