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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

DARING FEAT--W hile 1T Jefferson
on last Sabbath, young lady Of that pros
porous village performed the feat of walk
Ing from shore to shore of the Santiam
river on the narrow plank. laid on top of
the piers aud false work of the new bridge
for the benefit of the workmen. Nothing
dauntcd by the rushing, seethins waters
some forty feet beneath her feet, and the
fact that several gentlemen who had tried
the experiment, but were compelled to
sit down, being overcome by dizziness,
and .coon it back to the starting point,
she bravely walked the plank, without
the least apparent trepidation, and climb
ed down the long ladder on the Albany
side of the river There's nerve for you.
We'll bet our stamps on that maiden
pluck
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

MEATs-For choice cuts of meats,
either mutton, pork, veal, or beef, 80 to
the Franklin Market, in charge of that
excelsior butcher aud liberal hearted
gentleman, Mr. A. Z. Sears.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

FAIR REcEIrrs.-A. \. Arnold, Esq,
Treasurer, favors rs with following re-
port Of the receipts of the Linn County
Fair, held at their grounds near this city
last week: Gate fees, 81 ,332 81 en-
tries, S296 l. licences, 1860 72-to-
tal receipts, ) ,99S 24 Thus it will be
seen that the receipts were S703 - less
than the Fair of 1860, the receipts on
that occasion being S2,702 Had the
enemies of the Association worked as
encrgetically for the success of the Fair
as they did for its defeat, We would have
had the largest and mos, successful Fair
last week ever held in Linn county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

COOP IDEA.-A move III the right
direction is the attempt now being made
to secure a lot in a more central portion Of
the city upon which to move the NJ, f.
Church buildin
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

GEORGIA STATE FAIR.-A note from
Atlanta, Georgia, dated Sept. 6, 1870,
informs US that the Georgia State Agri-
cultural Society will hold its sixteenth
annual Fair in Oalethorpe Park, two
miles from the city Of Atlanta, commcnc-
ing October 10Th (present month";, and
will continue from ten to fifteen days.
The Association offers S25 600 in pre-
miums, and in addition. the citizens Of
atlanta offer s. 900 for the fastest trot-
ting horse. and $500 for the next best
open to the world By resolution, unan
imously passed, tie Society cordially ex
tends an invitation to their fellow citizens
of the North, East and West to meet
with their brethren of the South, ex-
change friendly greetings. exhibit stock :,
agricultural implements and other artl-
clcs of lroIne Industry, and thus promote
the material interests of all sections.
This invitation, SO cordially extended,
comes just in the nick o time, and will
be ds cordially received by our citizens.
Our railroad will then be finished to a
point between Salem and the Santiam,
aud those who wish to attend can go as
far as East Portland by rail, thus avoid
ing long and weary journey by stage
After reaching the terminus of the O. &
C. r. r our folks can then choose their
oHn mode of travel, or walk the balance
of the way. On this LAY out doubtless
a large number Of our citizens win attend
and we bespeak for them, two weeks OF
so in advance, the kindest attentions oi
our large hearted friends in Georgia. But
jesting aside, the Georgia Fairs have al
ways been occasions of the greatest inter
est throughout the entire South, and the
display of blooded stock alone, at the
coming Fair, will moro than repay those
Of our citizens who have the means ant
Iaicurc to le tho fri
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

Friday of last week is pronounced the
big day of the Linn County Fair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

OBrIGEn,-We are under obligations
to Mr. Luelln, of Milwaukee, for large
cherry tree, of the Bjarl, Republican
variety We shall undertake = raise our
own cherries hereafter [P- : Since
writing the above. somebody has ievanted
with our shrub, aud we are therefore
reluctantly compelled to defer going into
the cherry business until we can get an
other planfl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

HARgIsBuEG AND ScIo.-Wc learn
from the assistant Marshal for this coun-
~, Capt y. 3. Humphrey, that the
population Of Harrisburg is three hun
dred and fifty, all told. This is something
less than we were led to expect from old
residents. Scio, too, the famed city of
the Forks" falls behind slightly, her
population being two hundred and ten.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

REAL ESTATE SALE.-The north half
of the donation laud claim of Davis Lay
ton, deceased, will be offered at public
auction, at the Court House door in this
city, to~day- Those desiring to Secure
valuable real estate will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

MARKErs.--At present our market is
rather unsettled, with prices tending up
ward. The prospect Of a war between
Russia and Turkey has created great ex
citement in breadstutfs in the markets of
the East. ana should the war proceed, j,
will doubtless elevate" the price of
wheat here materially. If our farmers
should, by any possibility, be able to sell
their wheat for 81 p per bushel this
fail, it will sorely liScommode them, nuz
zling some Of them amazingly to know
what TODD with such "gobs' Of cash.
We would suggest, in the event Of such
a calamity, that safe Investment would
be to buy "Somc' railroad, or visit the
State Fair week after ncxt--in either
case they would have strength enough
10 carry all they had left.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

DEAD-A note from Salem, dated
SEPT 10Th. informs US Of the death Of
Rev VIM Royal. ON that date, in the
75;h year of his age. Funeral services
transnired on the 3Qth-yesterdav.
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Examples showing the Workings Of this
Lav.
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.
NO STOCKHOLDERS in THIS CO.

NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS CO.
Its business in Linn county in the last
year and a half. exceeds that of all other
Companies combined.
EVERSON e. MIDDLEMfSS,
GENERAL AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO.
8. M. EloLDREDGE,
lo2 Front-st.. Portland, Agent for Oregon and
Washington Territory.
JAMES ELkINS,
~ Agent for Albany, ogn.
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EEAI
STITZEL & UPTON,
REAL ESTATE OkERS,
C r y z II \ l. \ G. f y L S.
BE IN q fH Q q ,
Albany, Oregon,


j. G. MENDENHALT., Agent,
~ ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREG ON.
u Established July, 1868. = An office where
general information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free of charge.
Loans negotiated first Mortgage. Real Es-
tate and Collateral Securities. We have for sale
large amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also. Farming lands, of every dos
cription. located in Linn and other counties in
this State.
To the citizens Of Albany aad vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate We take this method
of calling your attention to place of bust
Having determined to open Branch Of
fee in your city, can offer you medium for
obtaining pnrchasers--one that is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves them much time aud labor in
searching for what they want Our principal
Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es-
tablshed, and the office well furnished for Civ
ing information upon Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in line.
7sI3- You incur expense in placing your
property sale With unless q sale is made.
Office on First street. opposite Post Office.
JOHN C. MENDEEHALL, Agent.
Albany, ogn, March 23 ls70.--29tf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

1t was chartered in 1885, and its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
has thoroughly established its reliability
It's Record Stands an Follows:
Cash assets. January, 1870. 50 ,000, 900 90
Cash Dividend, 1S66.-................ 673 COO 90
Cash Dividend of 1867 ................. 526,513 5
Cash Dividend, 1888. ....-........... 7s6,l97 So
Cash Dividend, 1869 4eO, ,339 Oy
Total surplus dividend. 1900, ,eeo
Total Losses paid 4,20os so00 90
BY the Acts of Massachusetts,, incorporated into
the General Statutes of 1864, policy of life insu
rance for the benefit of Married Homan amy
person persons specified, goes to them indcpend-
entity Of the Debts and Liabilities Of the party who
effects the Policy.
Dividends of this Company are paid
ANNUALLY to the Assured, in CASH.
The NEW ENGLAND is the only Massachu-
setts Company doing business on the Pacific
Coast, and therefore the only Company governed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.
Examples showing the Workings of this
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.
For example: party epsuring at the age of
thirty-five, Premiums ali Cash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in
force years and days.
Example: Premiums all Cash--Age. IS; Plan,
Ten-Year Endowment pay able at the age of IS.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in force
Term Policy, years.
If You wish to make it absolutely certain that
not dollar of the money you invest will cfer be
| forfeited-Insurc in the New England.
If You wish to get your dividends with the
second annual payment, and annually increasing y
on the contribution plan, that sto get just b
is yours-no more and no less, and just when il
is due-Insure in the New England.
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THE OLDEST
PURELY LIFE INSURANCE CO.

IN THE UNITED STATES
Governed by the Massachusetts, Lapse
Law.
No person. after carefully examining this Law,
will forego the advantage of nsuring i'll this Com
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

SoCIABI.E-A Sociable was to have
been held at the residence OF Mr.
J. \. Winter on Tuesday night last, but
was postponed on account of church
meeting on that evening. 1t will trans
pire on "Wednesday evening next, and a
general invitation IS extended.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
OF BOSTON.
It's Record Stands an Follows.

1t was chartered in 1885, and its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
has thoroughly established its reliability.
, 1870-09-28

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,,a a,ss ~ mr. Isst @snt,r -, rsr;sx 49, ~ h4s,
oniE Ysirly scti7e M ~ vi the :aaTeSssstrad oona-
paIes ps5 1sS9raos H!tn the coEIesgnolnS time
~ rn1o aJo' 1'e e'oSAs " 7easoo"o'o t'oaa Ae
a.,,...h.,
~, ~ 1870 ~. s. 5rr;n, - ~ a..t ~sst nc p.
Hn aGnso . .seue Icy oa.nk .ae p.ss mees: me a
equally divided. sEd with the exception Of
teuucuou % y pss poonu n;a on te - .e~ .ntos:aSs
u npsa ,npo ~ na;s n9 .. - sIa r
i11ees iot me1..s .au nanei' ssocAs n4se ..e
. ec ~ E re ~. II. r.,tar tsa
sIsr,, stcts ~ - '-9 N'*''o4
suU!1 s1ocAs. ,.;, .a ..a o, .n
Nalis ~ese o N 'W,e.a a3,,e .,,ssn eEo Ths; ~
fa.es rese aae!e 'ns ,. sas:ata. Ill aao aa4uas
.!e nc tn.sof aas, n "a asth ;snnr @
nee ,r rna n"' ~ tn;nr ~ ,rs r.shsri;cbt 1ep'f
raviiE ,nr M fa.t,rrr am rot;rash,e in
ths 9w En,rtst i ~ ~ mex ~oo1 Ho5dsss rs1o4t md.
, 1870-09-28
SEA MOSS FARInE+
THE NBW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARIEE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from rlsf
Moss, or Carrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most dellc'
ious food in the world. As delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for inyalids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has every
where Iwon golden opinions' Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekee>ers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double light Of a staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot BE- obtained
even at an extrayagant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five centsy you
can buy package which Will mako
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
Like quantity Of Puddings custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russe, &c.
| Rand SEA MOSS FAR!RE CO.,
So Park Place, ~. I.
, 1870-09-28
Manufactured e OF Teeth.

1t il stated that NJ lsAet three millions OF
teeth Are annually made in this country
alone. The first operation. according to tho
method Of manufacture pur>ued 1t ono Of the
most extensive and celebrated establishments,
il the cl.ooaiHg Of the materials. Those arc
fcldspar, a1ica, and clay. To these are added
various metallic oxides to produce any shade
are ground to M impalaAbie powder under
water, dried. aud mstlc into paste. That COM
posing the body O. the teeth is Of different ma
teria's from that composing tho base or en.me1-
The teeth arc made in brass 1nolds, and this
Is quito dclicate process The enamel Is first
put in plaee with small steel spatula tlle
platinum riyets+ by wh..:fj tue teeth ARE FAST
cned to the plate, ate placed in position. and
then tie body ia pressed into the mould
They are then submitted "a powerful pressure
anu dried. After being dried, they arc sub
tlleE can be cut ike rtlalk. They aro then
sent 10 the trimmcr., sxlIoscE1pe OF all projec-
tions, and fill up Ill icrressions winch may
3iave been left in tie operation Of moulding,
aud ~Ash them with what il technically term
ed enamel. This IL ronpoacl OF VARIOUS
substances, more fusible than tho tooth itself,
and answers the glaze III common porcelain
making. 1t il ground to ostlcr and euspen-
ded in water. and il laid 0n With acamelts-hait
Who apply the f1ln1. Thus Il ctaicny composed
of oxide Of gola, aud IL applied ia the Same
manner ~ the anau1-l. After being dried
they are turned+ This operation ia carried ou
in mufiie- Tho teeth a's placed on u bed cf
crushed quartz, whicl, is .laced On 4lab OF
refractory clay After bring exposed to Al
intense heat for rome ho1tH, they are taken
ont. cooled, and assostel-Journal Of Ap
Fsitd Chemistry.
, 1870-09-28

miscellaneous Items.
ARR1yIn-The new propeller palhousie Is in
pets .S1 II g.. aas Miller Bros satp,as tie
acnoopeta pad T1ndal;, Winfield Scott, bark II. r.
RaItfwin, and tug Monitor are being repaired. At
na.es CO.. the schooner c. G. Bu1s u being
eaulkett
T1iE PRorKL1KR WABAsu.-The wreckers arc
busy In endcayoring to raise the propeller Wabash,
aud II the weather continues tAlr We expect TO
hear Of her arrival At Detrplt within very abort
NEW LIGHT Towxx.-The Lighthouse Depart
ment u engaged In constructing neT light
tower At the end OF the per at ST. Joseph. viii
be twen;y,seven feet high, and contain an I'M
THK EErRScE CC7rERa-Cuder the new law Of
last conSre regarding the unemployet. SIX reye-
nue cutters: the AndreW johnson 4 now IN CON-
mlsEton On Lake Michigan aud part OF Lake Hu-
ron, from Presque Isle upward. She ID under
command OF Captain Evans, 1ately transferred
from the Pacific Coast The cutter made her nest
sen, calling At Ba.ey's Harbor, Little aud Grand
Traverse, Beaver Na1bor, ytacktuaw, kc-
"A DUrBIFCL LEsTxArR1sz....Past1csff rom Detroit
are now At Pentwater. making preparations 70
raise a cargo Of nails that were sunk With
4 q schooner upwards Of tHensy !eafs agu. Tae
hui! les on 2autibar, aud, until lately Was coy
! efetl with Two or three feet Of sand. \ Storm
having swsDs OF moss q ih1s tsna ssnd Il Is tn1asn!
| y, and that nne job will Us male IN recovering
them.
WRECK Or 1uK ELLEN wur1L--The ting Martin
/ went in aenrra Of the wreck Ellen White, am.
| found It within short distance Of the WrecE ol
| the bark Cortland. sunk by collision WEih the
| steamer Morning Star. We haze not learned whai
ganl to raising the bornesl vessel Capta!n Brad,
iey, Of the schooner Robert Emmett which arrives
at Buf1sto on the "a, reports having boas1ed tht
burning vessel and aasea quantity Of property
with Rold cluss IN The centre, and othcr articlea
-C9trtfond Herald, f6sA-
, 1870-09-28
TIE GREAT.
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery ha.
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRAT10N, Is TIE TRUE MED.
ICALPHIL0s0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION B1TTEllS, pre-
pared with pure st. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The Mesus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect Hbecomeseasy and thorough:
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrune;
! if the brain has beerhaunted by morbid
fancies, they are put to hight, and hope
and cheerfulnessretu1n In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousuess, constipa-
ton and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacuents which were once pre-.
scribed as Spring and Summer medi
cines have utterly lost their prestige
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combinet
the elements Of q stonachic, an invis
GRANT, a mild laxative, a nervine, ami
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in thei
stead. Sold hy all Uruggistx
, 1870-09-28

Tie following grain has been received up to
10 o'clock this morning: 2691& cars whe1t:
lG cars and 26,fo0 tu corn 81 CARS and
u, Geo ba oats; 50 cars re; 1s3}s5 cars barley.
Tot1l {6S8 ca1s), 255, 900 bu.
WithdIawn yesterday for Gity consumption:
1897 hu wheat; 1854 bu corn i 6, 100 bu oats;
646 bu rye; 543 bu barley.
There was full attendance on 'Chango to-
dar. and very &tos a;c sci Of markets, ali be-
ing colsiaerAbts talk, With comparatively little
d1Wnwara movement reported from New York.
holae1s appear to be very weak on the sea-
board, all rnund produce cirr1ee, hut ne have
10 tnt1naton Of special cause, aud the prob
ae1lits II that it arises fron tho anticipation
o. iafeely inere* tcd fceeipss there and It the
pfsnctpai lake rorts during next month. There
was nothing In the var news to indicate q
speedy peace rather the couHau. The uues-
tiun Of future Was but little edal5dered here,
most Of tho trading being dons on the hand
so-month pr1neip'e, snd to great extent Vas
confined 70 filing options ~ tho ahort inter
eat Noet Of the shipments making to-day
were on previous purchases.
Hiehwlnes we're tu better demand 1t uu-
changed prices, tbs market closing firm 1t Csc
for iron. and 6iss<c for wood.bound lots.
were: 450 hrls iron-bouna ii s5c SC btls do At
! 841Sc: 80 brls wood-bound 1t sly; 100 h1ls
do It Sic.
Lxke fteiehts were moro active and steady
| at about the range Obtaining yesterday after
| noon, though Ac lover than the quotations
| current on Change, A total Of 16 gr.in char.
! ten was reported At 5}A@5Hc fo1 Nheas By
md 10 for oats 10 do. Wheat to Kingston
vss taken At 90; do to Oswego At 859@sc;
| 4Hc for barley to Cleveland, and 80 for carr
10 Coll;pcHood. Through rates to EeE Iorh
were quoted At 100000 On Wheat, md 1s114s
On corr :.u-
, 1870-09-28

The Introduction Of bazEes On the lakes, for the
transportation OF grain, lumber Iron ore, and In
f.ct all kinds Of freight Is rapidly on the increase,
ard The chances are that tn few years this STYLE
Of transportation will rule Ene lake trade A.
ready baIres have been successfully introduced
IN the'fton ore trade, and recently an Immense
barge line Tor the shipment Of lu!nber has been
fornet between Saginaw and Chlcago, with every
prospect Of success Being nun with cotapsra-
lively small expense. q profitable business can be
carried on at heights that would not ps! the
enil!nE cFsft.t
We learn th2t MessrA Tyson i Robinson Of
Milwaukee,, tntend establishing 4 line Of barges
ID thc lnmher t11de betweeu Mantsree. Nllwau-
kee. md Ghlcago next season, Mt. Louis Pa!o,
OF the tlym Of Allan, McC1e1land Co, Of the
same place, nes gone to Mau1stee With A number
OF rhip cArpentegs. TO commence the
construction OF three ntstclass Crafts OF TINS 1eS
crlpsion for the dEm- They are to be completed
by the lst Of May next Their dimensions will b
as follows: Length, 1856 feet: b1e1tl.h OF beam,
50 feet: depth Of bold, 20 feet, with carving
capacity OF 8bout 2oo, 900 feet Of lumber. Taese
baTges are to be furnished With three ,spafs, mi
substantially constructed, 80 that, in case the
project should prove failure, they caa be easily
transformed tnto sailing vessels
lttnt attempts to get Oh the propeller Equator
lstety purchaeel hy the trE1, should prove sue
cessful, she will bc converted into steam barge
End to he employed tn towing the shave neut1onet
harges: II not, rug, 40 feet long, tak fcte Wide
and 17 feet deep, Will be bniis To receive her en-
| gIne.
, 1870-09-28

Ws1Eaotec deeds conveying city aad suhurba
property within seven miles OF the court Hons
flled for recon- on Tucatay. September =:
Howard It, $40 It e Of Campbell st, \ I, ASK
cat6ef1ne St, Y oi Morgan Il, /. ai1lss II;
aa1sss, 4. COZ Of Evans st, /. TX1ioo
u.!s,si ., coz oi Evans at. i, ,s;x1ioo ~
ns1;.ed sdps e, Ii Il ot Trsl,as, 81; af
1.ssssse :: Il its 81 Division st, ss3
Wi. ~ ~ =; Il wendell il, VI; sixi :,
Thts,yirst T. 1i71 IT. oi cross IL IS
Lowe AZ, = Y COT oi Thisty-eigth It. 81,
reiiiy.infia +; 1o9i g Il oi Butssifsid q;
HoRTH OF CRY LIMIT
baaae1s 1ose1sss =; !, 9x T. sof Edmund aV' W.
rssssse aass; = = isi II; ei wasiiaood AZ.
Ba1ters ay, 1ook It u Edmund AZ, 81,
oax1sas: It; Aaj ss........ .:.....:..
stone az. " Of Haisted s.. n /, asn2s a-lo
riti;;.sss nns. 4, IsiX feet oi Balac s.. ii,
On ssa'aS1 = Ssfresa #; seRt Rsa;na md ReaSsa st.
and 1os II Of F,fsy-shiru st, I, soxi2s
oak s. r.; eoinsr Of fiederici plies, III,
lsax9s4 #; Sept Observation-Disclosures. ~
F1fty-second st, iao It Y Of ktmbask ~. 80
H421 IT. SEPT. H.. ................. X
Cornell i, ! = corner Of Walnut st. ct. 7sx =.
WEST or OLD CITY LlNIls-
Madison at, " Of Western az, l, ssxl37 IT,;
Sept. 1U...-.-...-- .--+...s..-...-..
Mitchell st, v OF Western ~, I, a3I105 n:
Mitchell st, Y Of Western az, 3 I, 70x92 It;
, 1870-09-28
HOATETTER'S BITTER8.
Half Alive.

It IL I'D thin6 to para through life only half alive
Yet there afe Thousands whoae habttual condition h
orc Of lansuor and debility. They complain Of no
specific di,rrc ths5 tueE positive pain. but they
have srlfsh for anything which a1osds EneRtat or
eensnoua pleasure to their mort robust and cnefEetc
fellow bc1nkt .~..
In nine Of ten this stata of lzAsode and of
ror srsts futn 1 morbid stomach. Inketino destroys
the energy ot both mind and body When the wa4tu Of
uatuse Ia not supplied BY due and regular AssEtla
tim Of tho food eveJ ork1n IA sasve every function
interrupted.
Now what dces common ren.e auexest under thrse
circumstance Of drpseasicn zAe sy'<'s "-+t vuxsns
and sr<.Qthsnta9 not unezey for m heuf two, 10
sink Afterwards iaso 4 more pfaabte condition than
esey, fasti sssured1y would do ordinary alcohote
s,imulans sesotted to-, but radically and rse.
peutly..
Has II this desirable object to b accomplished .
The an1wer 10 this question. roe apyatyfn
experience of quarter Of e1Infy, ID easily given,
Iniuse new vsos into tie digestive ors.1s By eoar,e
Of Bostette1s Stomach 3!::e. Do not w.ste time Ia
administering temporary remedies, but Nk< III ~
by reenperatinx the tountxiu-head u phtsTea
st1tnetb and enttxy. the xreat organ ueou which NJ
the other depend for their nn.tare and support
bic tonic and invscs?nt have bn taken, thr feeble
franco the bpepte will begin - feel tts benixn In
t.nenee. Appetite Will be cfcat and with appetite tht
capacity to dt<ett what cEays PtTtevrft until the
esie is roHpcte-antn hcaiihfIl blood. at to be tht
brain. ows through Tho channel. Of circulation, in
etsad Vt the watcfy rahulnl with which they hAy
| hcScthfo1e been trpcE{eetly nooftshed-
, 1870-09-28

TcRsDAr EyDNu, Sept q.
The following table shows the 1ntlJ receipts xnd
shipments Of i've stock during the week. up to