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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

The movement for inaugurating a
Republican campaign in the south,
says Washington dispatch, is gain
ing strength. There is talk of hold
ing meeting Of leading members Of
Congress for consultation in regard
to the matter. Gentleman who have
given attention thereto are confident
that with proper effort North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Louisi-
ana and Mississippi can be carried
iuto the interest of RepubIicdnism,
and that majority of the congress-
ional districts in other rebel States
can also be secured for the same side.
MJneyed men from the north have ex-
pressed willingness to contribute
money to pay the necessary expen-
ses of such campaign, and several
gentlemen of ability and experience
as speakers are ready to enter the
field if the movement is properly or
ganized and sustained.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
Personal and Political.

At a recent election in Italy Gar
ibaldi was returned from three different pia-
ces. He Is not in accord with the Govern
ment on the Roman question, he insisting
on the union OF Rome with Italy, even it it
cost war with France, and is opposed to
conferrlns large property donations on tle
priesthood. He may yet give Victor Eman-
uel trouble.
"A correspondent of the German
tora Telegraph has prepared the following
comparative table showing tn political rev.
olution III She northern tier of counties in
Pennsylvania during the last twenty-five
years. 1t gives the mqjoTitieS in the coun-
ties named for Skunk and Markle in 1914
and for Geary in 1866:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
1856 1864 16, 426
Deduct Erie 1884 Add Skunk 1851
Gain. 19.0S6

Shunk's maj. 2661 Gain, 1906
As this great change was caused by the
Democratic hue and cry ag,inst the mig
ger, the present Copperhead leaders can
cipher out how long it will take to regain
their lost power by continuance in the
same course.
The Wisconsin Assembly has
passed, by vote of So to %, resolution
to submit to the people the question of ex-
tending the suffrage to women. There is a
good chance that its Senate will agree to
the resolution, and the question be thus
outspread for discussion before the people.
After a protracted debate, the
Ohio Senate on Wednesday,, passed by a
vote Of 20 to II the long pending re solution
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
CONNECTICUT.

The election held on Monday in
Connecticut, resulted in the success
of ENGLISH. copperhead, over HAwLEY,
the present Governor, by majority
of 500.
HUBBARD in the First, HoTcHKINs in
the Second ,and WA II. BARNUM in the
Fourth, all Democrats, are elected.
The Republicans elect SrARKwEArH-
ss TO Congress in the Third District.
The Democrats will probably have
one majority in the State Senate.
The House is Republican.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
THE LICENSE LAW.

Under the new License Law, appIi-
cation for hotel and restaurant licen-
ses must be filed with the prothono-
tary before the 18th d.yof April next.
Unless this is done no licenses can be
granted for the ensuing year.
All restaurant licenses taken out
since the 22th of March, are void, as
the new bill became law on that
day. ....
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

CONGRESS Adjourned Oh Saturday
last, to meet again on the Sd day of
July. The Senate was called togeth-
er to consider appointments by the
President.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
ORPHANS COURT sALE-By

nRPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By
" virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Bradford County. the undersigned admins
ira tol of the estate Of James V. Grace, late
Of Springfield twp, dec d., will expose to pub
lie sale on the premises on SATURDAY, APRIL
"a, 1867, at clock, p. m. the Glowing des-
criDed lot, piece or parcel of land situate in
Springfield twp. bounded as follows: On the
north by the highway leading from Leona P, %.
TO Pleasant Valley, and Ambrose Grace's land,
east by Russell b. Young, William Grace and
Lewis Beach 5 land south by William Grace
and William Young's land, west by lands be-
longing Clark ). Grace and Ambrose Grace.
Containing about loo acres more or less, where
on is situated one frame dwelling house and
irRme barn.
TERMS-s50 to be paid at the time of sale,
$500 upon confirmation, and the balance in six
and Twelve months, with interest from date o.
confirmation.
LORIN GRACE
CHARLOTTE GRACE,
5uril z 1867 Administrators
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: New advertisements.
w A N 7 Ed |
5000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK

The Towanda Tanning Company will pay the
highest rice for Bark delivered at their Tan
merry at Greenwood the ensuing season.
The Superintendent will be happy at all times
10 give instructions or information as the peel
ing and curing Bark.
Proposals d Invited for the furnishing and
laying down of 1000 feet Pine Water Ptpe or
Tubing. JAS. B. HOWE.
Iowanda, April !, 1867. Superintendent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

REJECrED.-The Senate has reject.
ed the nomination of Col. ALLEN Nc
KEAN, as Postmaster at this place.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04
CHEAP PASSAGE FROM OR TO
IRELAND OR ENGLAND

GUIoE. & co.'s LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FROM oa TO
QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL.
Williams q Guions old BLACK Star Linen Of
Liverpool Packets, sailing every week.
Swallow-tail Line OF Packets from or to Lon.
don, sailing twice a month.
Remittances TO England, Ireland an d Scotland
payable on demand.
For further particulars, apply to Williams i
Guion, % Broadway, New.Yor or
G. F. MASON l. CO., Bankers,
Oct, l, 1866, Towsuds, P q,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

n@- Men are being enlisted in Ha-
vana for Maximilian's army.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

A DMINIS'RS N0TICE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that all persons indebted to
the estate OF homas A. Burlingame decd late of
Burlington, are requested 70 make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
sa estate must present them duly aathentiea-
led for yett lement.
NELSON BURLINGAME,
March 2s, 1867. Admins ,rator.
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t IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

dissolution The firm of Mar
~ shall Eros. & Co is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Marshall Bros. will settle al
accounts wi b late firm, and c1ntin ue The busi-
ness at the old stand 4. T. MARSHALL,
W.K. MARSHALL,
NJ. NJ. MERCUR.
Feb. IL, 1867.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-04

A UDIT0R'S N0TlCE.-Ia the mat
IN ter Of the estate Of ROderick V'dllams did
In he Orphans Court OF Bradford County.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute money in the hands of Ex
erutoIs, as shown by their partial account, will
attend to the duties of his appointment al his
Office in the Borough OF Towanda, on Friday.
the 10Th day OF April, 1867, at o'clock, p. N
where all persons having ci aims upon said mo-
nies will attend or forever be debarred from
the same. ELHANAN SMITH,
April |, 1867. Auditor.
LNXAMINATIONS.-I will attend
~ tor the purpose OF holding special public
examinations OF teachers at Troy puolic school
house. Friday. April 20, Towandd public school
huuss. Saturday. April n Orwell Hill public
school house, tuesday, april 80 Towanda pub
lie school house May IL and IL.
The usual request from directors (see School
Law page 1897 will lie requireo.
Certificates will be gr .nted for summer term
only
Those without valid excuse for not attending
last lall, need not apply.
Candidates must he present at 10, a. N.
Valid certificates, must in all cases be pro-
cured before commencing school term.
o. J. CHUBBUCK,
April |. 1S6T.-3w. County Supt,
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Ia the ma

April 2. 1867.
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Che 1emoErat.
Farm and Garden.

E1rEm anu "a
OPINIONS ORA FARMER.-Iam nearly
fifty years old, was always a farmer, a.
were My ancestors, as far back as | eau
trace them. My opinions are formed on
experience and experiments that satisfy
me. whether they do others or not.
OPINION Hay should be cut when
in full bloom. as all plants contain most sac.
charine matter then. and consequently
are more nutritious, if used for food. II
hay is left later, the sugar turns to woody
fbre.-Wood and sugar are chemically
the same.
OPINION TI.-Al heavy or clayey soils
should be plowed in the Autumn, so that
the frosts Of Winter may pulverize them
and kill the germs of insects deposited
in the soilfor the mex season.
III.-The best way to raise calves is to
take them from the cow as soon as dropped;
it possible. never let them suck, as they
learn to eat or drink sooner, and there is
no sore teats from biting, aud the task OF
weaving the calves is soon over. I put
them in a place where sheltered from sun
and rain, give a good bed of straw, and
feed three or four quarts of new milk
per day until three or four weeks old.
then feed skim milk warmed. Let them
have access to hay or grass. By this
method I have raised calves every year
since I can remember, and never lost one
in my life.
N.-Nine-tenths of our farmers do
- - onou.I ho- caal - Al -. I
have kept increasing the amount, and
have not found a stopping place. The
more seed the more and better hay; If
timothy and clover, up to half a bushel
each per acre. IF the surface of the
ground Is completely covered the hay
will be fine. and no weeds can grow. |
have choked out Canada thistles with tim
othy and clover seed sown as thick as
"hair on a dog" so as to form = good
sod the first summer. Sow early in
Spring, or in February.
V.-0ats should be sowed very early,
as carly as possible. l saw a good crop
raised that was sown in February, and was
not narrowed but showed and rained in.
VI.-Cooking food for hogs is better
NuAu uuuDiAnR the edtlc uuuOuul III leu INV.
if you wish to fatten. For breeding.
feed lightly.
VII.-Potatoes are worth more for al
kinds of stock. than most farmers think
they are. IF You can hove temh frozen and
then cooked befure they thaw. the starch is
changed to sugar, and I know of no food
that viii fatten faster, or give a better flow
of milk.
VIII.-Tn fatteninz beef cattle with
corn meal, never feed so high that yor
can see or smell the effect of it in the cx.
crements, for If you do you may he sure you
are losing yeur''feed. as the cattle do not as
simulate all the nutriment there is in thc
grain.
XXI believe eorn-cobs. ground will
the corn, useful IS residual matter. and
they also contain sugar enough to pay fol
feeding. if cooked or scalded. In Chicago
ILL.,, they make a good vinegar from sweet
extracted from corn eobs.
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CURE FOR RATTLE SNAKE BITE.-Af
ter many experiments by the officers OF
the Smithsonian Institute and other sci.
euti6c gentlemen, a certain cure is SAID
to have been found for snake bite. Il is
as follows.
Ten grains ioe7ine Of potassium, and thir-
ty grains iodine, to be dissolved in one
ounce of water. II BE- Kept ip a bottle
with a ground glass stopper and to be APP
piled exteFnally-aeUer Internally. II
possible, stop the circulation in the parts
bitten, by bandagiDg. and use a stick OF
anything to tighten the bandage. and ap-
ply the solution to the bite witha piece
of cotton. sponge o. anything that will
hold the fluid, then bind it to the wound
and keep wet until the cure is effected
It is said that five drops of undiIutcd poi
o from the fangs the rattlesnake.
mixed with FIVE drops of the above soIu.
ton, and inserted in a wound with a syr.
iDge was as harmless as ten drops of water
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Searnen,

and persons making sea voyages. aud no vessel
should sail without q supply II IL. Obe captain
sutes us; II haze mai several vnyaxvs-oftsn
With enigtants-and thpngh ! keep . good medi.
einc chest, aud have sNsfal mea al = go..d deal
OF sickness on bo4ri, I have found the Pain Kili.r
50 efficient IN all eases. a" 10 entirely preclude the
U.S. II aILoihrr medicines"
One positive pFDef ia efficacy L., that the sales
have constantly increased. sud wholly upon its
own merits. The elect Of tn P@in kIieF Epoa tie
paiirni. shsn taken internally In eases of of Colds.
COash. Bsssl Complaints. C4slrTa, DysshtFy and
other affections Df tas system. has be u trnly soB-
drTfai. and has won fF II 4hsias atHgns th medical
preparations that ran never b. fur epsl.n. Its cue,
GERS IN removing Pain, ~ M sAteThai Eeuvsiy. In
easss Of Burns. Bruises. SoTes, spTaina, Cut. Sting
Of inseets and othgT cans ; # suffering has secured
fr IL saeh a hsst # ts-t.taons. ~ hn a.mnst iutai-
lible remedy, that 10 - u be banded d0au O. pos
tsTty 80 one Il tbe EFe4tsst Mesiieal u scoFtFtes ai
zine niastsenih century. The mss.cal ,fsa'. oftts
Pain Killer ~hen taken Dr ussi according. % hirsc.
tiyhs. aFe certain. Yuu lave unly 10 Ls aarv that
yon buy the & nuins article nnd al ere {, the dt-
~reciioBs in is ute. and you vii alta.f Is sondsr.
iui medicinal properties.
The genuine ilsTFy Davis Pain Kll4r {. nv
pat up ia psnHel bottles aTg the words Dayts
Vegetable Pain kIkrtIasn 10 The ia /, aud III b
~" etc | .nsfaEeii aheis ou,sarh bvg ie-on an e..
cslient likeness Il Perry Dawn. tie aFi NAL lusen.
tor 81 the medicine. 'Ls other a strel engraved
u te IS kand-aens sthsss can be Fglied ugon "a
< Hsine.
The Pain Killer is suld by Druggists anI Groeers.
PERRY DAVIS 4 son, praprielors.
No. 20 High 81, Proyiiebce, RI.
March so. Iss7-Y3n5a6m.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho WofIu'B Grent IIon1euy lOE
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptivc patients
in advanced stages
Of tho disease.
This has been SD long used and so uni
v~ersally known. that VIC need do no more
than assure the public that its quality il kept
up TO the best Il ever has been, and that il
may be relied on 20 do all IL has ever done.
Prepared by DR. j. e. AYR & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by oil druggists every where.
Va U4a ~ Sett em.er & = - -" .y. and a
Wholesale and Retail by Smith i Davis. Pert
and. scsly
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A GOOD PRoTEcToR.-Mrs Avonia
Brooke. nee Jones. the American actress.
now in Scotland, is always attended by a
very large Newfoundland dog, endowed
with wonderful intelligence. He is ad-
mitted into the salones which his mistress
graces; in railway carriages and steamboats
he holds his place by her side, in defiance
of rules; he sleeps beneath her bed, sits
in a private box with her at the theater,
and watches over her at rehearsals.
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PoLAND.-Ste Petersburg papers state
that the Russian government has decided
on Obliterating the name of Poland From
April next the nameof'.Kingdom of Po-
land" will be replaced by thatsaf THE
Military District of Warsaw"
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The Chinese are queer people to go to
market. A gentleman at Canton writes
that a neighbor of his got in his wintors'
provisions quarter of a horse and two
barrels of buIldogsi
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L. JAY s. TURNEY,
LAYING LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
IL Hotel, is prepared to accommodate the tray-
eling public, and ONE HUNDRED REGULAR BOARD
Frs, IN as good style as any House on the Coast.
lie has determined to make the "Bennett" as good
as the best, and better than any public house in
Salem. He will soon complete some importantim-
proyements, which will add greatly to It's appear
ance and comfort, and intends to merit and hopes
to receive his share of patronage.
lie has secured the services Of 'Charley"
(known to be the best cook in Salem, and one Of
the best in the whole country, and other compc-
tent persons to manage the culinary department,
and is resolved TO set as good u table as can be
found anywhere-not in clap-trap, pomp and show,
hummery and fine furniture, but in an abundant
supply OF the very best the market affords.
His Darkroom will be kept warm and lighted,
and well supplied With newspapers, periodicals
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a
manner which will make it an agreeable resort.
In short, he intends making an effort to please
ALL who stop at the BENNETT HOUSE. And he
most respectfully requests his friends everywhere
to give the old and well known stand at least one
more trial before concluding they can do as well
Elsewhere, and promises If they are not we'll treat-
ed, and properly cared for, and at reasonable fig
ures; it will not be the fault of the publicis most
~obedient and most humble servant,
l., JAY s.. TURNKEY,
N. B.-Furnished rooms, with or without board
By the day, week or month, at the .HBennett''
chlrges moderate. LII. S. 7.
) Salem, Oregon, Nov. u, lsee-vaBlsH
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DVERTIsEMENTS

TmE peculiar faint or
infection which VIC
call ScnoPuLA turks
in the constitutions of
niultitudcs Of men. II
either produces or IL
produced by nm en-
fecbied, Initiated state
of tie blood, wherein
.alat fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder aud
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IL. II. SEE ULTZ,
EXPORTER AID DE4I.xH ~
PIANOS, MELoDEoNs
SHEET MrsIc. MrsIc EooKs. GrrrARs, FLrTEs
Pifgs, AccOBnEoss. sTEIxss, AsD ALL
EIsBs oF MUSICAL fS~NrRCHESTg,
STATIONERY NJ fAScg
GOoDs.
NO. 100 FRONT STREET,
C~betwcen Morrison and Alder
PORTLAND, OREGON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcH's PIANO
n For.es, sap Francisco, Cal, which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from the
East, in the last Fair. 1855. Also Agent for Er-
nest Gshier = Piano Forts, Sew York. which won
the greatest popularity in the East for sweesn.Ss
ard power in tone. durability in woTkmanship.
and Superior New Scale, inli Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
II. Shultz viii have an assortmen Of those
hyperion Pianos always on hand, and can sell them
the Lowest Prices. rs he imports them direct
from the Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay
menis.
Latest Music received by every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds Of Musical IN
strumenis tuned and repaired.
l.. T. Shultz himscifas q FIRST class
tuner, having been 10 the business over fifteen
years and is a musician.
Those living in Linn and adjacent ~couuties
wishing TO purchase one Of these Superior Piano:
are intermediary can do SO through the Editor o
the STATE Rionrs DExocRAr-hc being my au'
thorized agent for the sale Of them in that section
Of Oregon. sel.ly
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"DR. D0HERTY is a skillful physician md ~
honorable gentleman. any statements he makes q
his patient he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his am inent success in his profes.
sion. lit is fortunate that among the many adyef.
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on. "5fReview.
ssDR. DOHERTY'S reputation as q physician !.
a sufficient guarantee FIR the cure Of any case b
undertakes .n-EChronicle.
"DR. D0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chrnnic. specific and secret practice
and as such is now the most successful Of any
physician in San Franeisco. "-IFree Press.
ID. DOHERTY'S repntationis second to no 9TH
or physician on the coast in chronic and specific
practice. Mirror.
"DR. D0HERTY-Few man ia the medica
profession have succeeded in gaining tho conn
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment 4
he has."-TEnquirer.
"DR. D0HERTY RACKS as one Of onr most dis
tinguished physicians; and also one az the mos
successful, which ID non the efitsfion ~ Which -
nssdisaI practitioner = judgsd.'-EEehe. Af@
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and Seuralsio Affections are quickly relieved ans
ofieH eaEsd hy i, Any spTeuess To- the Maatles d
Joiui. eau b. relieved ~ lie application. Itcurea
instantly lie tnokl violent.
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II applied Immediately. according 90 directions
II -,ii give instant niisf. aud prevent biisteriug
1t Is peculiarly adapted 10 TIE wants Of
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IMPORTING FROM NEW YORK DIRECT
can sell to Country Dealer. Farmers aud 9th
srs. ~ san Fraueisc0 wholesale Prices.
E~Agent fer Tslsy's Gold Pens. %


want all the RAGS In Oregon. twoolen. cot
ton, OF linen, white. black, or any other color for
which I will pay u cEsT a POUND NOSE than
ANY other mar"
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Toothache.
Burns or Scalds.

1t should aiwAs be kep. near a. hand, to be III
~ aases of severe
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E- COUNTRY MERCHANTS. FARMERS.
and others uil d. we'll TO kesp the above facts IN
miud-as a dollar erred il equal % iwv dollars
earned, and frugal bouaswiTe. can p~urrtAse eli
the School Books required in their families da-
ring each year by simply sasins the rags that
heretofore have been thrown away.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
"a
W. W. PARRISH. .. G. M~ENDENmALf.
w. ". PARRISH & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
GENERAL
ALBANY, OREGON.

TNIIANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT
Il ronagc shown ~ during the past few years.
We would respectfully call the attention Of ouI
numerous patrons 70 our present desirable and vel
selected stock Of
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PERRYobA1fsb7
VEGETABLE
PAIN

w Il BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTES,
ton Of tho public 70 this long tested mud anrivalicd
Family Medicine.
The PAIN KILLER Is q purely vegetable com
pound. aud while Il II q most efficient Remedy for
Pain. Il Is n perfectly tafe medicine even Ia the
most unskillful hands for
Summer Complaint,
or any other form of bowel disease IN children or
out doubt been more successful in curing tho yari.
ons kinds Of
Cholera
than any other known remedy. or even the most
skillfui physician. In India, Africa and China,
where this dreadful disease Is ever more OF less
prevalent, tho
Pain Killer
is considered by the o%atiyes, as well as E~uropean
residents IN those climates.
A Sure Remedy.
Asa Tonic for the stoins oh. Il Is uuriyeil.d.
lew doses viii reliuse seyerceaaeH o.
Indigestion,
and il Is often a perfect cure for
Dyspepsia
in is most aggravated forms. IIs tonic aud stGrnu.
ia,ing pr perttts. arousing the 'ystem 10 vigorous
action. render h a most s~iisetaaI cure fr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15
DRY GOODS,

D11
Ready-Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Salem Cloths e. Flannels.
Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts,
Silks, Hosiery, &c.
Also
s.adles',
Mfsses', and
ChiTdren's shoes.
In connection with tie above We keep constant,
lon hand q choice reelection off,
Groceries.
Hardware,
Queenswarc.
glassware,
Cutlery.
Paints and Oils,
window Glass,
Nails, DE, DE, Ge
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Colds and Coughs,


shen used according 60 directions.
For external application, Il l. unsurpassed i,
any medical preparation knoWn.
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Summer Complaint,

in is most aggravated forms. lie tonic aud stInu
ia,ing pr perties. arpusing the 'ystem 10 vigorous
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