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-sEEERIFFsS SALE.

\ DISTICT COURT--State Of Louisiana-Parish OF
L Caddo-No. 7I21-SIMoN LEVI vs. STRAus ct al.
BY virtue of writ of SALE issued from the honorable
the District Court of the parish of Caddo and to me
direct will sell public auction the Court House
door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State afore
said, on
saturday, the I'd day OF February, 1867,
between the hours of 20 o'clock Nj. and ococl NJ,
the following described property, to-wit:
The upper west half of lot No three (3) in block
fifty eight (56) lying uext lot No. two, fronting
twenty feet Texas street, and running back one
hundred and fifty feet, now occupied by Rierzon <
Gragard situated in the city of Shreveport
Seized the property Of the defendants, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit with ell costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, December 26, 1866 T6t pf S15 Is
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The New Orleans and Jefferson Packet
L. D. HIN e will make ten-day Ups
fI74,"@" q between the above places touching as
A4@5SaFS3s2 all intermediate points, for the balance
of the season. The 7. b. Hire is large
side-whee boat with the best of accommodations, and
is peculiarly adapted to this trade.
For freight or passage, apply on board. ja2 If
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New Orleans and Red River Line Packet,
NEW ERA.
W. r. BOARDMAN. ......................M Master,
FuLToS AND REEnER CLERKS
WILL make regular trips between New
fs5%@'' 8 Orleans and Shreveport, touching at all
SSsEz7 intermediate points.
5a=zzzz For freight or passage. amply on board,
or to Eia2 # ]. e JEW ELL. Agent.
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II. ORLEANS, RED RIVER AND sHREvE.
port Packet Line.
Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, on the arrival
Of the Cars.

Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, on the arrival
of the Cars,
~n FoR New Orleans, Grand Bayou, Loggy
t-tsss4sz9 Bayou. Coushata, Campt6 Grand Ecore,
esEsesssssa st Maurice, Cos, Alexandra, Norn1anSs
Barbins and ait-way landings The magnificent fas"
I senger steamers
/ 1xLA8AMA II. Il. LEE, MASTER
NATION R. SINN0TT, Master,
BART ABLE VIC. HARRISON, Master,
will positively leave for New Orleans and ltern,edaee
landings every Tuesday aud Friday, as per following
s@se sufe:
national. Alabama. Fart isbte.
Friday, Dec. !iTnesday, Dec llffriday, Dec. S
Tuesday, = 18Frday. 2lfTuesday, I,
Friday, 2stTuesday, Jan lIFriday, jan
Tuesday, Jan. SjFnday 1lfIuesday, y
Friday, - lSEIuesdav.. 2ZfFrioay,
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Friday, Febiry 8ETnesday, y Friday, -
Tuesday " I9fFriday, 22Tuesday :. &c
FRIDAY March Thursday Marh 5Fridav, March s
Tuesday, l2sFrdaF, : lafInesday, . y
Friday 223Tuesday, 26Ffiday, :. ~
Tuesday, April 2fFridaY April 5}Tuesday April
Tuesday. 35!Fridsv, ' IS Tuesday, 50
| Friday, May sITuesday, May Friday, May 10
The public may rest assu- ed that these boats will
continue in the trade during the ighwaer season and
that prompt attention viii be paid to all business en-
trusted to them
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON TEN
Tsay Packet.

Day Packet.
fr4Ma"s2 d THE fast running side-wheel steamer
At= szE.EfESs' TEXAS, Capt Stinde, John Amsden
Clerk, will make ten-day trips between
New Orleans and Jefferson, touching at all interme-
diae points, for the balance of the For speed
and accommodations the Texas has superior in the
trade
For freight passage, apply on board. die If
, 1867-03-22

-
FAsHIoSABLE IxTRLLIGExeE.-At recent ball
given at DelmoBieos. New York city, young
and beautiful married lady appeared 10 one of
the new fashioned bail- dresses, which are now
worn short, ike the street dresses. The dress
consisted Of a pink silk uuderskirt, which, just
t0ucbedthe top ofthe shoes, yhiGh. were. OfpInk
kid, buttoned up over the ankle With white but
tons. over the piHk silk was shorter skirt Of
white tulle trimmed with pink satin pipings.
The hair was dressed very high, aud ornamented
with wreath of wild roses, the centre Of each
rose containing a diamoud Of great brilliancy.
The dress was made by Parisian dressmaker,
aud, il is needless to say, attracted great deal
of attention. Another very beautiful dress was
short skirt Of white tarletan, with n wide box
plating on the bottom, and having overskirt
Of blue satin, trim ned with pipiags of white
satin, which were Studded through the centre
with small pearl beads The shoes were OF blue
satin, the same shade as the overskirt, aud laced
with white cord and tassel The gloves,
which are now the fashion for evening wear, had
a gauntlet ofk kid, which reached nearly TO the
elbow, and buttoned with a small gilt button. -
Home Journal
, 1867-03-22
TPUBLIC-Nc.l21


Az Acr to incorporate "The first Congregational
Society of Washington.
I IBs it eHdeted By The Senate and House Of Repres-
eHtdtires Of the UHiieG States Of ia,erica IN Con-
Sress assembled, That Oliver o. Howard, Silas II.
Hodges, Daniel l.. Eaten, Henry A. Brewster,
Charles II. Bliss, Ezra l.. Stevens Benz ,miu +.
Morris, Daniel Tyler LIewelyn Dcanc and Cal
vim S. MattOon, and their associates, are hereby
created body polite, aud corporate by the
name Of "The First Congregational Society of
Washington and as such may purchase, hold,
and convey real and personal estate, make Goa
tracts, sue and be sued plead and be impleade ,
and may exercise all other powers ariIeUt to
corporations, and usually enjoyed by them, and
such as are requis.t to enable them TO sustain
religious worship III WAShIns,Ou ia the District
Of Columbia, and to erect and maintain edIfces
for that purpose, and prrsonagcS; and slld So
eiety shall be exempt from any taxes To be AS
Gessed upon their property, under the authority
OF Congress, or Of the District Of Columbia, or
the city county OF Washington Pr0y.drd,
That the amount of the value of the real estate
shall mot exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
Sec. >. Ind be Il further enacted, That the first
meeting Of said society shall be holden at the
time and place atwujch = m jJrity Of the persons
herein above named shall assemble for that
purpose; and six days notice shall be given each
of said corporatOrs at wAith meeting, and at
all annual meetings, and at all meetings specially
called for that object said society my enact,
amend, or repeal bylaws regulating the govern
ment of said society; prescribing the number,
character, and duties of their oil :ers, aaI the
manner Of their election; defining the termJ on
which members may be admitted to ii, ind shall
cease to be such; and providing in all things
for the management Ul the affairs Of said society,
or for securing its interest and welfare
Sec. 3. -iRd be JUrther eaacied That the
powers Of this corporation shall vest in a board
OF trustees, who sh'l! be chosen as provided by
:he bylaws and shall have perpetual success.
sion, each one holding his office until his sue
eessor is chosen and qualified.
Approved, January 81, 1867.
, 1867-03-22
Sherifis Sale,

DN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of the District Cnur, at the First J u licil dis
tr Of Washington TcFritorv in the suit OF c. Ja-
cobs & Co., Va. l.. ]. S. Turney, and n me direct.
cd for want of pc sonal puperty have levied upon
all the right, title aud interest OF said l., j. 3. Tur-
ney to the following described property. t-wit: Tie
x Of the Z Il anl y + 4 Of the y = aud
tine W L of the n " Z and the Z of the S
w 4 Of section S. TownShp 7, X. Sc East and all
Improvements thereon consisting Of dwelling house.
CO wshcl corral a1l fence an. notice is hereby Civ
en- Uiat Will sell the AZ Public Auction to
between the h1srs Of O'Clock a. m. and o'cock p
m, Of said day, at the dorr Cf he Court House in
the City Of Walh Walla. in said county Of Wala
a. SEiTEL.
Civ Sheriff of walla walla County.
, 1867-03-22
STalla SRjalla Statestlatl.
FRIDAY EvENE;G. MARCH 20 1851.
Ir.land and FenIanIsm- copcluded.

organization Of Fenianism. TO give you a
history Of the object, origin aud workings o!
that numerous order, although Included in
your request, would require much more
time for pr, para;iou than have had to
spare since | received the invitation to ap-
dress you. must therefore defer remarks
upon that subject until some future occasion,
snd if that opportunity is deferred for any
great len 9Th OF time, apprehend the world
will fully know and appreciate what tenlan-
ism has accomplished, even though they do
not all Of them understand its rise aud pro-
Rress until the present time.
, 1867-03-22

ORIGIN or NEGErABLSs.-Garlic came from
sicily, where, for my part, | wish it had stayed
Beans blOssOmed first within sight of embryo
mummies, in the land Of the Sphynx; aal the
egg plant frat laid its glossy treasures under
the African sun, and Southern Europe gave the
Ariithoke aud the beet To Persia we staad in
debted for peaches, valuuts, mulberries and n
score Of every day lu1uries and necessities to
Arabia we owe the cultivation Of the spinach
and to Southern Europe we mus bow in fearful
gratitude for the horse rddisb.
At Siberia the viciims Of modern iDtelDD.r r.,
ance may shake th,ir CORY locks f5rcver-f,r
from that cold, uasociIl llnL can. rye. The
hther 81 that great fre>water river which
t1ated 50 maay jolly souls on its treacherous
udes and "ngu,ird 50 much Of humlnity's tr,as
ure. The chestnut, dear to squirrel, ani young
America, FIRST dropped its burS on Italian soil
Who ever dreams, whils enjoying his e. B.r,a.
motto, his " Flemish Beauty" or bis p" IT,.
gonells" that the ftst pear blossom onrrsJ
within sight Of the Pyramids? Ana what fair
school girl Of the picNle-edting tribe think, of
thanking the East ladies for cucumbers2
~ Parsely-that Prctticst OF all pretty greens
taking so naturally to cur American soil that il
seems quite to the maaor bOru-is only a..
journcr among us. Its native home is Sirlini,
OF rather, there it frsi secured an acQuaint.nce
With eiriliEed man. Oaions, too. are only ma.
turalized foreigners in America. | had 6opel
that IN poetic Jastice research would prove n
pathetic bulb to have sprung from ,6e land Of
Nlohe. But 70; Egypt stretches forth he
withered hand add CLAIMS the onion as ber ewn I
hsile and potatoes, thank heaven can mock ms
WIN no ioteiga pedigree. They IRE ours-ours
20 command, 10 have and to hold from time
1sE'hh'ng 10 its ending, though England and
uslana eiuster over " corn " and - praties - uIl
'aey are hoarse.-HIPsrs Weekly
, 1867-03-22
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session OF the ThiIty
Ninth Congress.
lPCBLIc RRsoLUTION-No. 3.

IPCBLIc RRsOLUTION-NO. 8.
A REsoLUrIoS providing for the payment OF
certain Kentucky militia forces.
ReSolVed by the Senate and House Of RprestRt-
0trrs Of the United States Of America, in Congress
assemJlsd That the Secretary of War be, and is
therehy, directed to cause TO be Investigated the
-slaims of the forces called out under the com
msnd Of James S Fish, in May, eighteen hundred
aud siIty.two, and to pay the said forces at the
same rates for actual services rendered, while
absent from their homes, as was allowed by law
10 other volunteer forces in the military service
at the date specified; and in estimating the
amount due said militia forces, the officers there
Of shall he paid as Of the grade to which the
Bumber Of men would have been entitled under
the mastering regulations of The army in force
at the date specified. And no allowance shall
be made for any troops which did not perform
actual military service in full connection and
cooperation with the the authorities of the Un-
tied States and subject to their order.
Approved, February 8, 1867.
, 1867-03-22
[PCBLIC-NO. 2O.1


Az ACT authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to receive into the Treasury the rcsrduary
legacy OF James SmlIhson, to authOrizs the
Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution to tp e.
ply the iaCome Of the said legacy, and fox
other purposes.
BE 1t e"ae',d by tFc SsaI', Ial House Of Rcprcs-
entdtirss Of tie Cai'si States cf 1mertcd IN COa.
gress assembled, That the ) cretary OF Treasury
be, aud is hereby, authorized aud directed tO
receive into the Treasury, on the same terms AS
the Original ec4scsl, the residuary Legacy o.
jaEaes Smithson, now in United States bonds,
10 lhe hands Of said Secretary, namely: twenty.
six thousand two hundred aud ten dollars aH,l
Il1Iy-ihrce cents, together with such other sums
n The regents may from time 70 time ses fit to
deposit, not exceeding, with the original bequest,
the sun OF one million dollars.
Bee. :. Ind be il fHrlisr enacted, That the in>
crease which has accrued, or which may here
after accrue, from said residuary legacy, shall
be applied by the Board ct Regents of the Smith,
sonian Institution IN the same manner as the
interest on tue original bcquest IA accordanc
with the provisions Of the act Of August tenth.
eighieel huadrrd aHl forty-six, establishing
said institution.
Approved, February s, 1861.
, 1867-03-22
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE cu,

81 /. .lI oD--"A IL OHARGEs
nR. l.. G. KINNEY S Private Medic,i
IL gleal Institute, Walla Walla, half ra saa Sur.
OF town. Office ut the Oriental BoteJ mile eas,
Established expressly to afford the aaio,,.
and scientific N dicAl Aid, in the trea,mec, sOOnd
Of all Private and Chronic D eases. STrSia aid Gu,
cases oi secrecy, and all Sexnal di,easrs e eaass
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns IBIS thanks tn ~;
Gus patients for their patronage since oo., honsi.
,nlo1s, ara taxes thS method Of notihiue ~. lsis
lie that be has leased the large ma ca as he pth
building Of Mr.. Joseph Hellmnth. ,n Nu..hodous
and las had tie same fitted MP fer tba % nen street
Hospital with every comfrt for t6e "a ,a Ioe Of
tion Of those who require Medal or S"rpicao sIo attn
Hnce. "eeAl asS,l.
Special attention will lie raid to .r.a
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs. K;T.nS q tAs
senses Of the Genito Urinary ORGANS mud snd Ii.
private nature will receive protnnt 49,, uefsoi
managed succcs sfully. Diseases peroG", '@a y, ah
aud children will receive his uurtni,,sd " ~, women
also, affections of the eye and car AMI i, aslehOn
maladies to which hnman flesh is heir vi,i hs
attention. '' e'a'm hh
Letters from persons unable porsnrbllv to
nicate with the Dr. accompanied by H. ~ eoinnS
will receive prompt attention. 'u@ lee,
The Doctor would state that lie Las b.d
rience of more than thirty wears in trea,;H ~ eApe,
disease occurring in Norheia and Sout6srn Tts q
besides, having enjoyed large hcsptaI rrnl,i,
both in civil life, and with oururny In tbs SscHer
War-where he was surgeon in the army. ~'A'aa
1t too often occurs that persons re0ujrinr NIL
aid, arriving here from the various piininge %uGa
the upper country, at the instance of frsnS.@
indnccd to % to San Francisco, thnkin9 tb", An an
will not tiud proper treatment short Of tba, Wy
thus involving an unnecessary expendtur. o1 tsty
tine and money. To show that there IL na ~. =. Dh
b. do this, the Doctor refers to parties wbo
trerted and those now under his care in bosni,'I 0
There is Il number of persons to whom H. r. ,
authorized TO refer, who were cured he H.. As n. s
having been treated by other physicians SiSos Sd
obtaining any relief; Making the treatment of cSro
the appliances Of modern science, br. K eels n ~
rared in guaranteeing permanent and speeSv ~. -1
in even the worst cases. To him the sfietIdo.Ht
apply in lnl conINlence of obtaining relief IN
Remember the address,
DIR. L. c. KINNEY
84u Waa Wala W.T.
, 1867-03-22
NUgICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.


In The District COuri, First Jad.cidl District.
TTNO GEORGE, II. DAKIN Nou are hcrchy noi;.
Il fed that JAMES d. MIN has i,ed Il COMMA: M
against you in said Court which will come on to he
heard AZ the frSt term of said Court which shall
commence more than two months after the st duy of
March, 1867, ard unless you appear at aid term and
prayer thereof granted. The object and pra, er of
said complaint Is to of you the sum of Two
Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars, due on your note
made sept Z4th, lsG5, and payub December lst t
1885, with interest from said last mertio ed dni nj
the rate of one and one half per cent per month .
March 1st, lSe7' 3It,,s
, 1867-03-22
Notice to Absent Defendant.
RY OF WASHINGTON,

IEhhITOKY OF WASHINGTON, Is
COUNTY = WALLA WALL.
In the District Court Frat Jadseioi D'sD%o noa.
no ABRAM n. CLARKs -fOu ge heiey yS.nl.ibi
Il fed that Phillip Ritz has hled . ',,s nm on 70
against you in said Court which Will eyh LII sbsB
be heard at the first term of the Court, Shs y. ,J
cmnenee more than two months after tnI % ,s ssj
March, 1867, and unless you al pear at sa IN tht
answer the sams will be taken con ies'su, d
said complaiet is to recover judgment sga'9s soIsr
for the sum Of Seven Hundred and Sevepy ~ cent
aud legal interest thereon at the rate o. ~ 1863
per Annun. from the kt day Of NoVenlvs,, urorh-
ule same being the amount due on seisS ss,rles
lssory DOte executed BY you, payable 70 iss9
Cook, or bearer and dated h0vembeI lS''
Complaint fled February eSih 1851.
Parker q STENbS
ll-2m Attorneys for f'si0N
, 1867-03-22
IrcnaIc NEonth!H. pills.

DIX. iEKEAULT is Tie only agent in Caliiornla 70
DR.. BIors Female Monthly Pms. Their mnleis'
sale has established their reputation female rem
cdI, uuaFPrOacLCd. and far in advance Of eyery oI
er remedy fr suppres>ions anil irregularities' snl
other Ub>tructipuS in irualrs. On the receipt d ~
dollars, thesc Pills will be sent 10y mSil OF exPr -.
any part Of The world sccUre from curiosity ei da-
age.
ierSons at distance cau he cured al Zone, oy - y
dressing lt,tei to DR PLEKArLr. corItT ~ Ssefe
meIIto aud Montgomery streets. l,jnm, 10 ana H.
Box 973, p. o. Sm FrIEei,on, siaticg ihs ea't %
miEGtey as possible general habits Of living, Oe''
patton, etc, etc.
All communications confidential.
July 7, 1866. zsY -
, 1867-03-22
Sherif's Sale.

TERRIToRY OE wASHIXGroN.l s.
pG NIRrUEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OI1r
ID Of the District Court First Judicial District. "
I aud to me directed. in favor Of s. LINETON,
and against J. w. SCHULL. / have levied on he
following described property tpwit A certain
House in the City Of Waa Walla, on Lot ? IN block
IL, IN said city 10 satisfy said cxccatipn. and
will sell the sure at Public Auction /, the highest
bidder, for lawful money OF the United Stl;cs al tho
premises, on saturday, the sOth da, OF March. A D.
1867, between the hours Of . o'elIck, a. IN, and
p. IN. A. SEiTEL
March Let, lS67. ul4w
, 1867-03-22
Notice to Absent Defendants,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
tuUNTY CE STEVENS o.
In the District CoHri gf Tie lst Jadcial District,
ITO L. +. SMITH: You ARE HEREBY NO
Il tifei hat Charles Barrett hs fled a com.
plant against YOU ~ ~Jd Count. which shaN come ON
To hc heard al The hrst term of tho Court whieh shall
commence more than t.yo months after Fe'rutry sth
1867, and unless Yea appear at said term aud answer
the same vii tc taken ~ confessed and the prayer
thereof grUjet The object and PRAYER vt SAID CON
plaiGt to the sun If two hundred ami iwcn
ii-siX dollars and twenty two cents. with Interest
thereon from April 21th A. d lS6G il heirg the
amount dne u certain !il Of g,nds purchased Of
llaintit hy deiendan'. ia hs City Of Porjlind, Orc
gon. February eth, 1856, ard due sixty DAYS aiter
date Of purchase.
Complaint AID notice fled Jinuary OH SCI
CHARLES BARREIT
S2m Per d H. FERGUsON. bis Atornc;.
, 1867-03-22
NOtice to Absent Descendant.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, IS
COUNTT OF WALLA WLIIAl
In Tie District Conrf First Judicial DIstTlel'
no s. S. RROOKSi

TO ;. 5. BRUUhSI =.
Won are hereby notifed that ii. ParKal l,onh %
Il filed complaint against you in said ~ OO1i q
winch will come to be heard at the hrst VT ,vo
the Court, which shaI commence more tnSn -,
months after the list day cf March, 1861, and aS
you appear at said term and answer, the sS sSs.,,t
be taken confessed and the prayer thereoi - !,
ed The object and pray Jer of said complaint Toui
cover Judgement against you for the sum y. md
interest thereon at the rate of two and oneha,
cent. per MONTH from the 26th day Of MAY, - "a
the same being the amouzE Iae on tHo o.sssseei
promissory notes executed BY you Tor Ne ~ mi.
lSe sums Of Twenty-Five hundred and seyen saN
lars, and Two Thousand dollars, payable 1sss.
Plaintiff aud dated respectively May 26th' i''''
Complaint fled February 9th, 1851. 1.,-,,,c
Parker & sTEyEns,s
ll-2m Att'ys for PlalD'-.
, 1867-03-22
WESTERN HOTEL.
coRsER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PcRrLA
S. ID. SMITH. Proprietor. -A-

S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.
HEIS HOTEL, drn ing tho last two months, has
been entirely repanted, reftted and enlarged BY
an addition ofa number Of new roons aud the pro-
prieor is now abe to offer additional Inducements to
tae patrons Of the house, and also solicit increased
patronage from the traveiing public
Especial attention Is called to his SUNS or RooMs
an arrangementsfJr the accommodation of families
The RESTAURANT is under lis immediate su-
peryison assstedby experts in the art c1i sine and
he atters himself now able TO crafty the tastes aud
wishes Of all. GS-Hutel open at all hours.
Portland May 26. 'G5. elly
, 1867-03-22
Prevention Better lAun Cure.

1icic"i! mNcl tu patent rvr ca Safe, a sU5c Pc
veutfc "ga.irt bi>ra,c> AID ri,gaarc,, > 1T Is
mail. Price a.. A'idrc-s l'E. = + ,GlLLUN- C.L
Nearny sticc near C3mGICrvnl, S.u rIuursey. l'u~'
.fErc l5pN -
, 1867-03-22
ALLECN'S
Il u El c. Balls ANsT-
The Remedy for Curing
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
GROUP.
Diseases ofthe Throat, bronchitis, Pains
aud Opp esSian of the Chest OI Lungs,
Difficult RrUathing, and pil
the DiSee -es ofthe TuI-
.riOnRIY OTgnMs.


7 rs ACTION Is EXPECrORANT. ALTERATlVF.
lSUDDRiFIC. SEDATlNE. DIAPIiOBETlC AND
DiUEEIiC. Ehich readers t one Of the N NJ valuu
BE remedies known for cutting AireG-s OF the lungs.
1t aXciteS cXrectortl"n, aud causes the lungs To
III -nw of the Ihlegm or mucus; CHANGING Sc
9 lEflnNS and PCklFlES the BLOOD; heals the
riac'! parts, gives Streugt TO tho digestive o.
ms; brings the liver to lis proper action, and im
ptrtS strength to the whole system. Such is tie m
madiate ,n'' satisfacJary effect, that 1T Is WAE-
RlNrED To BREAK UP THE MUST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN a FEW HOURS TINE, II not OF too
long staI,fhg. IT IS WARRANT TED Ia give cntire
sat >iacticn eveHsn the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T Is WARRANTED NOT
tn prolace coStiSencss (Which lathe case with most
remedies or affect the head asst contains no Opium
~ any hrm. IT Is WARRANTED TO BE PER
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most felisRte child ul-
though it isan active and pOwcrfufrcmedy for res
toring the system. THERE Is No REAL NECESI-
TH F0RSO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, if
only taken in time.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 81 per tOttle.
For sac by SMITH ~ DAVIS, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents. Also, 6y Dealers in FdmRy Nedi-
eiEss geReyolA.
Dec. 80, 1854, 3ts.
, 1867-03-22
Estray Notice.

NNAEEN UP BY THE SUBS RI8ER, OCTOBER
ls' 1858, on the B'rnett Ranch, A Dark
Brown Horse, two ears old, star in the lnce
aud white stupe at the end Of the nose right hind
foot white le fore loot white. The owner can have
said horse byProving property and paying charges
i6-tf. otto JOHN sEEBER on the Ranch.
, 1867-03-22
- THE UNFpRTUNATE
NEW REmEp1EsI NEW REMEDIES
~ Gibbon's Dispensa1.y,

c10 REARNY STREET.
OI0 corner ommercial, san
Fra, cisco. e tablished in ls 4. for
The treatment Of SEXUAL and SENT
nal Diseases. STch a.. SoporTiea Z.
elect structure. Syphilisfn all IT.
s,rms Seminal Weak (ess. lmpo
tencv etc skin diseases (of yei'rri
standingl and liberated Legs, sue
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