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Dr.. Walkers Vinegar Baters,

Manufactured from the native herbs and roots Of
California. gathered when their juices are richest
In healing properties, and not an alcoholic prepara.
that create and foster passion for stmulants. which
belong n al frmented and distilled liquors Of COM
mesee. One bottle will prove better guaranty Of
IL merits than lengthy advertisement.
JOSEPH WALKER, Proprietor.
R.H. MCDONALD CO., Druggists,
General Agent, cor. Pine and Sansomc Street, s. F.
Sacramento, Cal. and "a Plat St., New York.
Sole Agent fox Washington Territory.
J. NJ RICE, Of Tumwatcr.
Fob o. 1860 17me
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PoP-OvERs.-One cup Of milk, one Of
-four, one egg, little salt. Bake in cups
or pop-over irons.
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This disease, in measure. is occasioncd by the ir
regularity and want Of action of the liver, hillary
duets. gall, bladder, etc. Headache, iain in the
Shoulders, Coughs, Tightncss Of the Chest. Dizzi
ness, Sour Eructations Of the Sto zach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitaton of the
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Copous Dis.
charges Of Urine, Pain in the regions Of the Kid.
neys, and a hundred other painful symptol.s are
the offspring Of this Dyspepsia. For these troubles
take Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bittcrs, and quickly all
painful symptoms will disappear. These Bittcrs
stimulate and invigorate the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels cleansing from the blood all its impurities
and impartng new life and vigor to the whole sys-
tem carrying off, without the aid of caomcl or 9TH
er mineral medicines, every particle of humorous
matter, wherein the old are made young, and the
pale and sallow will become fresh and vigorous.
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DIR. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

(Gradwass efkhs Cnipsvsity Of ~ CITY II Nsw
York;
"AV1NG located permanently In the city
h Of Olympia, offers bis professional ser.
vices to the citizens ofthis place and surround.
ing country in the various branches Of Heidi.
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage snd the cont.
dencc bestowed by generous public, the Doc.
tor respectfully solicits continuance Of the
same, aud will hold himself In readiness Al all
times to attend to any calls In the line Of MS
profession, to which his entire attention will be
devoted.
Those preferring the services Of . regular
graduate as evidenced BY the proper suthor.
ity Of diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confidence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo.
men and children, aud all affections Of 81 or.
gauic nature.
RsrERrxcs: The Faculty Of University
Medical College, and Dr.. P. 4. Aylstts, New
York city.
Ovrics-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December I. 1855. 4:0
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u Let 4 Be distinctly borne in mind that Dr..
Walkers Vinegar Bitters 10 not Rilded pill to de.
preparation, and not beverage; unlike other Bit.
ters 10 entirely free from the fiery attributes which
create and foster a passion for siimulants, and
which belong To all distilled and fermented liquors
Of commerce. II 10 composed ofthe best vegetable
ingredients the dispensary Of nature FURNISHES, 40
far a. discovery has yet extended. It may be con.
sidered incredible that 50 many cases, considered
hopelessy incurable. have been frequently cured in
. few DAYS or weeks and We cheerfully invite the in
vestigation cfthe liberal minded and scientific to
the cures Il has made.
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Morbid Condition Of the Blood.

This is the fruitful source Of many diseases such
rs letter or Salt Rhcum, Ringworm. Boils, Carbun-
Giles. Sores, Ulcers, Pimples and Eruptons Of all
kinds. For the cure Of these various affections,
which are merely symptoms Of morbid condition
OF the hlood, medical scicn"e and skill have not, as
yet, discovered Blood Purifier equal to Walkers
Vinegar Bi:tcrs.
Diseases Of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder.
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1t thoroughly eradicates every kind Of humor and
bad taint and restores the entire system to healthy
condition: 1t is perfectly harmless never produc.
ins the slightest injury.
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RECON- N ENDATlONS.

GRsAr SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH,
Jan. 20, 1868.
Mr.. II. T. IlsLxsoxp:
Dear Sir:
Your communication requesting our terms
for advertising Was duly received, but from
prejudice had formed against advertising
"cures for secret diseases" il WAS lett unan-
swered. During accidental conversation in a
Drug Store the other evening, my mind was
changed on the character Of your DrcMU. It
was then highly commended for other diseases
BY two physicians present. Inclosed please
find our rates Of advertising. Yours &C..
r. B. II. STENHOUSE,
Editor aud Proprietor Of
Daily aud Ssmi-weekly TstsosArH.
ts
.s'
e7.a<3 gNksasa sM0H
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PRIVATE MEDI(iAIr=Al.D
Quick Cures and Mo der
ate Charges.
DIR. w. X. DOIIERTY'S q,


INSTITUTE. ~ y
ACRAMENTO. street, below Montgomery,
- opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s "
fee. t,"l"t -
pfT~ Private entrance on Lcidesdorf-st. -S6a
Established expressly to afford the Afflicted
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid in the
treatment and cure OF all Private and
Chronic Diseases, Cases Of Secrc.
cy, and all Sexual Disorders.
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FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING.-lti is
worth while for all farmers, everywhere, to
remember that thorough culture is better
than three mortgages on the farm.
That an offensive war against weeds is
Eve times less expensive than defensive
one.
That hay is good deal cheaper made in
the summer than purchased in the winter.
That horse that lays bis cars back and
looks lightning when anyone approaches
him. is vicious. Don't buy him.
That scrimping the feed Of fattcning
hogs is a waste Of grain.
That over.fed fowls won't lay eggs.
That educating children is money lent
at hundred per cent.
That one evening spent at home in study
is more profitable than ten lounging about
country taverns
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CARD THE Cows.-One would think
that any kind-hearted man, when he secs
how grcatful this operation is to a COW,
would be willing to spend few moments
daily in carding her. It pays as we'll to
clean COW as horse. All who have
tried it find great benefit from the opera
ton. And yet not one farmer in humid
red makes it practice to use the card aud
curry-comb in the constable. We know
stupid men who laugh at the idea as mere
notion of some fancy farmer. But in point
of fact. no COW can give the best results at
the pail unless the matter is attended to,
especially in wiuter.-American Agr'cx!-
txrist.
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DR.. walkers Vinegar Bit1crs.

Is true medicine placed in the hands Of the pco-
pie for their relief and no person can take it ac-
cording to directions and remain long unwcll.
They are perfect Renovation Of the System, they
carry OF every particle of poisonous matter. Every
family should have a bottle Of Vinegar Bittcrs at
hand. No sailor soldier, mechanic, farmer, pro-
fessional man, or traveller, should be without
it. Its timely application may often be the means
OF saving life.
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DIR. i. Walkers
VINEG AR BIT T. II S,
Manufactured from the Native Herbs and
Roots Of California,

DleRIFY the blood. and the health Of tn
/ whole system will follow. Nothing has ever bee
ole. cd which can compare with these Bl'rT RS
By their peculiar virtues, they stimulate the vita
functions and thus cxpc the distcmpcrs which lur
within the system.
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u Fowls should never be permitted to
have access to the horse-stable, nor the
fccd-room, nor the hay-mow. Their roosts
should be entirely separate from the stable,
so that they may not always be able to slip
in, whenever door is opened; and that
the vcrmin which infest poultry may not
reach horses and cattle Some horses are
always afraid Of fowls and when one en-.
tiers the manger or rack, will Immediately
surrender their entire right, however hun
cry they may be, to these lawless marau-
ders. And after they have scratched over
the feed with their feet, q horse must be
exceedingly hungry before he will cat
his mess.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

The other yachts being almost out Of sight, their
time was not taken. Nothing OF interest worth
chronicnQ. The Madeline vigorously maintained
her lead and finally won the pennant OF the nrst
class sloops, having defeated yacht that was
justly recognized as one OF the swftest OF her KIND
in this country. The race extended over nifty miles,
The Sadie as Will be seen, easily won the second
class pennant and the Anna that belonging to the
third class, though 10 was claimed that she properly
belonged 10 the second class. Although they qaq
no competitors, pennants Will justly be awarded 70
the Mystic aud Apollo. The wind was variable
when homeward bound, but sufficiently strong TO
watt the yachts to the winning stakeDoat IN good
afvle II Waa naSsed a9 foloWa:--
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
HORSE NOTES.
coming winter

Looking over the entries for the trOttng purses at
Narraganset Park. which are, usual, very large,
we notice great many new candidates Tor fame,
besides the best Of the well known trottcrs OF the
country. In the first purse which s for horses that
Dever beat three minutes there are eleven entries,
ten OF them making their debut on the trotting turf,
anu no doubt there are some right good ones among
them. The second race is for teams IN which seven
pairs Will compete for the prizo. These Two tr0ts
Will take place on the first day OF the meeting. On
the second day there Will also be two races-ths
first between horses that never beat 2:f5. and tho
other for horses that never trotted faster than 2:30
In For the irst rrot there twelve entries,
and in the second sixteen. On the third day the
races in number will he the same on the previous
days, horses taat never beat 2:iO The first
race, AMI those that have never beaten 2:33 the
second. For eacn OF the purses there are fourteen
entries ON the fourth day the sport viii open with
$50, wnich has seventeen candidates for
the purse, and the meeting VIII close with
a contest De5weon SIX cf the pest trOtters on the
American turf. lnese are Lady morn, American
Girl, Goldsmith Mad, Lacy, George Palmer and
Rhode siand We understand 1t Is the attention OF
the managers OF Nara yanset PARK in foJare not 10
allow tue cntry of horse without o definite name
being gwen h.m few nameless horses crept into
the entries before the resolution OF the association
was adopJeI, bat entries OF a like character Will
never occur again. arrangements have been made
with all tie railroad and steamship lines running TO
.b icitCcu I1tCS w CoIFeI passengers
to and from the races, and asc admitting tho pos.
OF their tickets TO the track the price fer the
excursion from tnls clly aud back beng SIX dollars
the couutry. there being no eXcusivenes5 Whatever
about it, every person being allowed TO just where
he pleases and consult his own pleasure in selecting
q location III the field or grand stand all for one
dollar. his plan has proved emnently successful as
all parties satisfied and the attendance Is greater
tnan upon any other track. Liberalty u always ap.
precialel py the pubic. The meeting commences
next Tuesday, October 8, and closes On Friday
II
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
ANOiEER BROOKLYN. HORROR.
A Man Murdered md Thrown Overbonr

A Man Murdered md Thrown Overheard.
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning o boatman
discovered the body Of man floating in the water
at the foot Of Conover street. of Red Hook Point.
Thinking 1t was the body Of some unfOrtu-
nate man WHO had accidentally fallen overheard
and been drowned he towed it to thedock and sent
for the Coroner. When the Coroner arrived and the
body was placed upon the dock gaastly wound
presented Itself, which extended through the
right check and jawbone and went deep into
the neck. The wound had evidently been In
flicted with an axe, and the blow must have
been powerful one. This wound was sufficient OF
Itself almost to have caused instant death, yet there
were several others, all of which showed that the
there might possibly be breath OF life IN him. There
was n deep cut on the right temple, another
under the left eye one upon the chin and another
upon the collar bone The body had apparently been
In the wafer but short time, for 1t was In good
state OF preservation. The deceased had light hair
a smooth face and wa3 dressed in q dark brown
mixed suit. He is apparently about thirty-four
years OF age.
In the pockets of the clothing were found large
key, such as are used for warehouse locks men,
orandym book with some figures as OF weights and
merch andse. q tive, bladed knue, an old leather
pocketbOok containing two dollars In currency and
some lwO ana five cent pieces. There was nothing
further about the body which might lead to Its
Identification.
IL IS believed that the murdered man was night.
watchman, and had been murdered and thrown In
man may have been murdered in New York and the
tide carried the body across tho river. Coroner
Whitehill caused the body to be taken TO the dead
house, where il remains awaiting Identification.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

the road has been lately widened to 100 feet for
mile and half aud from tue Circle to Thirty-second
street the same beneficial alteration has been male.
Tile Piazza viii be- when completed very oeautiiui
aud fashionable resort. Could the railroad people De
made 10 move, II would probably be completed
before winter.
THE BouLEvARps.
Full descriptions OF the new Boulevard have been
published more than once in tee HERALD, but brief
mention Of what Is being done on them under the
direction Of tie Park Commissioners Will not be out
OF place In this article. The Boulevard or more
properly Broadway runs from Ftty-ninth street up,
lassn2 west OF the Park along by the Lunatlc
Asylum, across Mannattanvie valley through Trim
Hy Cemetery thence farming west and going through
the grounds OF the Deaf anu Dumb Asylum, across
private demesne 10 Tubby Hook, aud irom thence
intersectlng Broadway, turning down by tue Harien
river through The grounds at the iiigh bridSe from
thence 1t sweeps through the late Madame Jume's
property ana continues out TO seventh avenue down
to the north ead or the Park at warriors Gate. Ine
Gate ami rns directly 10 Harlem river. Theso boulc-
wards each l6) feet wide. The work OF construl.
ton Is going NJ rapid rate blasting cartins and
all incidental operations being prosecuted win great
v.gor. They aie TO be planted with shade trees at
the sides and 1rinlv made with improved pave
mentS. Tne Boulevard from FIIty-ninth TO seventy
first street AT the Junction OF Tenth aveaue VIII be
than l,Oo) men are now engaged on tho several
bouevard5 named wide margin between tae
carriage ways on either side, planted WITH trees,
which Is contemplated IL the arrangement ana now
lad out for considerable distance beyond the
Park, Will give the bOulevards very much tne appear
ancc OF those which are at once the Eride and ofns.
mcnt OF Paris. he public may safely anticipate great
AMI most Uenctc. rcsuhs from the abos OF The Park
Conimiss'o on these highways this TALL ana the
cUIIll.g winter.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

the nr,t one 4 .nuounccd wF be Impossible FOR
consent 10 IL shall be obsc 70 be in town Wednesday
next and do not how tho tea under wn'cn you pro-
he Evas sails that hor canvas should % oe
fifty feet In OF that OF the Alice w'W9
tate alterations in the sails themselves that could ony D
made by sailmaker. And consider that such prorosa
shorten masts as to alter my sails have accepted your
that large of sa which the Eva able to carry
gives her advantage the Alice, only say that
number of square feet Of carried by boat being
'''' " ~ '"N" MAHLON SANDS.
That Commodore Kidd feels confident that the Alice
can beat the Eva anyhow the following note Is ample
proof -
NFw YORK, Sept %. 1863.
To EDITOR HERALD
The merits Of the Of the yacht Alice that or tho
yacht Eva, shown the with her on September s
prompts my challenge OF the gath inst allowing
the Eva carry same spread day The
TO take place during the month Of June ls7O the result
tho OF the 2Sh being entirely due to chance rather
than to tho sailing qualities Of the winning boat -
GEORGE w. KIDD.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
DEPARTURE Of An EMINENT BOSTON DIVINE FOR NEW YORK.,
Interesting Ceremonies, Of n Presentation to-
Rev. George III. HepwOrth..

Rev. George III. RcpwOrth..
From the Bosten Post, Sept. 23J
A social gathering OF the parish of the Church
of the Unity was held last evening IN the vestry
Of the churca. Its object was to give an oPpor- s
sHs''' Mr.. Hepwarth and wife on their last evening
before leaving for New YorS; ;,,, the as Assem-, I'M
occasion was Interesting and pleasant The plat
form OF the vestry was covered plants and
Doogue. An hour and half was spent In the inter-
change Of courtesies between the parting pastor ana
AT shout nine O'Clock Mr.. Henworth was invited
to the platform, which had been partially cleared,
when he was addressed by Mr.. william iI n BALDWIN,
tenIent OF the sunday school, who addressed him
in Its behalf. Mr.. Baldwin alludcd IN feeling
teans to tho intimate relation which blr. Hepworth
had always sustained to the school, to his most
successful and acceptable aDors to the great attach
great regret they oil felt that his connection Of Q
period OF eleven years vas soon 10 De severeo' IN
sented MIR. Hepwortn with a pitcher, goblet and
salver Of pure silver and very massive the pitcher
@ ssado Of the SSalSs IL ss Tn
ton, September 2S, lS89.'
Mr.. Hepworth, in response very briefly alluded eo
the pleasant hours ne had passed IN the school, an1
assured the little ones around nin tnat re ioscu
them with love as pure as II Was possible for man
Tho providence Of Cod called him to another ne.nl
and II might be OF some future time tnat ne snouu
return through the same means IN n he bess
! ing Of God on them. A.. ryanuor,n
| Mr. D. W. Russell them addressed Mr hepw,ortn1;
during which he adverted TO his long con.nuea anH
Succession iabors and expressed the sorrow Will
they all felt that he was about to leave tnem no
concluded by presenting. in behalf OK lew Irlends
a pnrse as slight tribute The purse contained
$1,000. = r..,,,. n,.r,..
thank,nu hs irtOuds for their thoughtful kindneso
and liberality lie alluded to bis obor5 In the church,
to his attachment TO his native city Boston sno 20
hcart on leaying Az In his remarks to the children.
he closed ~ aakng the benediction Of God on thciE
| heads. -. -. A..
an adjoining room, whore collation. was In waiting
prepared IN Doollngs best style. The tabl0 was ex
auisteiy ornamented with f0wers. Young aud old
as in the preceding exercises joined in this. tn!
corHpany separated about ten O'CLOCK Win DOT!
peasant and depressing memories. Mr.. Hepwortf
leaves to-day for New York, tho scene OF MIS- lutur
labors. Hundreds Of earnest lips and warm oaarV
| will wish him health success and happtneas'
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

The time OF the Others was not taken. lmmeda-
rspa1 rss Ss fSaaa Madene @ SETTING balloon 10 d
ordinary size for q vessel OF her dimensions. IL
ants ea acns ee re S
began to close upon the Sadie, and finally passed
the the Coming held her own. the Orion
Ca aS Ra shore qs HOOK the sadie
and Daphne struck out for the Gedney Channsl buoy
and those became separated from the other foremost
sloops, whose course was directed to the lghtship.
At TINS stage the appearance OF the winged Meet was
pretty IN the m up to tins %e o the n was @
craft. Meanwhile the splendid breeze which had
hitherto been 50 propltious, causing many q lalI,
midday. sun began to dance upon the
waters. me Graeie was in her clement and
Madeline while she Coming likewise fell somewhat
aback. In this order the three competitors made
hf shis 6sns he Mys Shy felt
, pressing influences OF the approaching calm the
| Gedney Channel buoy being the turning point for
Saiss il g 8 ss ss Ea'ss y,egn SnR sSs 3 8
Daphne. ....... II 10 Constance. ! 40 90
which she maintained 10 the end while the Others
mentioned also acquitted themselves very well. The
first class sloops continued on their course TO tne @
| llghtship without varying their positions, WITH the
exception OF the increasing gain by the Gracie and
| H M s. IT. M. s.
Gracio. ....... IS 6 Coming. ....... / As so
| Madeline. ...... l a. A.,
For a considerable part OF the way homeward tht
race was devoid OF interest II was evident TO all tna
the pennant was In the hands OF the oracle. Nothnl
occurred excite any speculation until surprise ant
| admiration were awakened BY the Judiciou
mannuvres OF the Madeline. Having passed tn'
lightsnip with good lead, the Oracle stood out
tacking eastward, and was unwisely toloweo o.
the Coming as tho result clearly demonstrated, 10
the Madeline having made short tack westWar'
not only caught all the ebb but was favored with
good breeze which told to good advantage for whe
| near Sandy Hook she was ully TWO miles anea0
The effect produced on those who had witnessed Tn
performance was very great and eiclted the hlghes
, | encomiums. The Oracle was now far out ana tn
convoy further STILL 1t was evident that the ract
so far any hopes OF contes. went, was At an enc
a | and that In favor OF the Madeline. After beatln
. ahont the SQuthMeat Splt was rounded a2 lOOW9:-
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
Base Ball Notes.

To-day the Orientas and Stars will play for the
ateurohamponship CT the Union grounds. This
will undoubtedly, be q fine game and well worth
being en- provided both parties be IN full force and
play as they con play.
Tomorrow the 'HaymaEers'' will pie " the Eek
fords at the Union grounds and the Empires Will try
their best to earn the name OF Davidst or giant
sayera, against the Orions.
Tomorrow on the Union Park grounds at MelrOse.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
POST OFFICE RETURNS.

The following Is the amount Of postage collected
in the foreign department Of the New York Post
ONCE from Europe and the West Indies 6c for
July and August. 1t shows s1ll,396 AZ was the sum
for the first month and Sll2,727 IS for the latter
month, the total amount being S224,l2A 27.
pnrtan recaived ON the inward malls frau
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

Bases on Called BaIls.Pkc, ]; Howersl
Left 3asos-Start, Smith, !; tersuson, !; Crane
zettlein 1 Pike, 2-hnantc,7 McA,ec, !; NJ King s;
Powers, l; Bell, 3-Union, z,
Fly casshss fearcs 4 Start, = s@ist sE'rSS,s S,sss g.
Eraver o. Kng /; Bell, Bearinan. t-C nion, IL
SaFo NJ nd Catchcssart, soh, j; zetiien, lat
t11tic 8. Craver, |.
Base Pay-Pu out by Start u Crane 8-Atlantic 10 AS
sisted BY Paarce Smith, q Crane3 Put out by
McAtee Il, Fisher, 2; Crslver, 1Union H. Assisted by
Boarman, 81 Powers. 8; McAtee - Fisher IL Be2; Cra-
yer, /; 8. Eing, l.
d ut on Fsus-Atlantic, 8; Union, IL.
Run out BY Bearman l. .
Total FL rors in the Feld--Atlnntic, Is; Union, H.
Umpire--Mr.- Hatfield, CT the Mui,lal Club.
Scorers-Messrs = Delaney and Scoheld.
+, Time of gpmo-2 hours and miautcs-
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

Douglas and ii. H. Higgins. the regatta committee
being Messrs G. II. GraEnss, jacob V0oriiis. Jr., f.
Woodruff, J. r. Maxwell. l.. Il. Wetmore. with
Robert A. Granniss. II was stated that a challenge
for heightened race in consequence OF the result
OF yesterdays contest, would shortly be Issued.