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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

Last Thursday in Montana, desperate
battles we're fought between the Grosven-
tire and Assiniboine Indians against the
Blood and Piegan Indians, resulting in
the killing of all but one of the former
tribes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

IL Portland the man who says stake a
walk, " 10 regarded as garroser by the in
habiiants. By strangers he 10 regarded
rs good fellow, until they find out that
their money is gone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
NOTICE TO THE
TAXPAYERS Of LINN COUNTY I

HNDEk TIE PROVISIONS OF THE Law
~ DO. IN force rslstins 70 the seIlsetiss sf
thirty days sfter the days appointed fss .eeti.e
the tax payer 10 the several preeinets asd s n
es not paid within that time are lsbis 70 costs A
upon exeeation-snd that 10 ons dOllar ssd thses
per cent. from escb person. -
VIII, therefore, In pursssBes Of 1as, meet fhs
tax payers Of Linn county It thsi, ,e.n,s,i,s
places Of voting, in saeh precinct % the fyis.isr
days. to-wit:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
What II Quiiiaya sapenaria,

What II Quiilaya SapenartA.
IL Is . tree, the bark Of chiiian Tree. which
yields. uhes maeersted, fragrant vegetable sosp
with cleaning and aniipuiresesnt properties not
posssssed by any other vegetable prodaetion.
This Bark Is . prominent constituent of the esIs-
brs,sd SoxoposT, the most popular dental prsps-
rati.u ever introduced In America.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
ALL THE WORLD REJOICE (!
IT'S A SUCCESS!
HELP FOR WOMAN!
OUR WIVES, SISTERS AND DAUGHTERS

Have. whore the family is largo. and good stock
Of clothes is required. and the family exchequer
Is limited, q terrible amount Of drudgsry to en-
durs. Very often they arc deprived of the ordi-
nary intercourse of society. 0ften many q moth
slave. aud many daughter spends her hours
bending the old needle ,iosng health
aud strength. when she osght to be taking out door
exercise enjoying healthful pleasures with eth
friends. With the invention of the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

"rhetr Name 10 xsgten1 may be applied
sn th go who die annually Of consumption.-
Science has Of late years srnsibiy dinisisbed ths
number. and Z is srstifysng to know that DR..
R'sss1's Batsass cf wild Cherry has created q
potsni influence in attaining this end
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09


Now xii pigs and bucher hons,
Murder geese and ducks that quask.
Chop down wood. snd sassage make,
And evenings pisy-HyIejsek.
Charley Harper came within three votes
Of being "City Father" last Monday.
Born-Last Monday night, to the wife Of
w. W. Parrish, daughter.
Owing To an unexpected change in the
weather we don't trot out our poultry this
week in honor VI the city election.
Senator Fay, Of jackson, passed through
town last Sunday.
The stockholders Of the Linn County Az
ricultural Association will find notice si
their annual meeting elsewhere.
The track.layers worked all night las
Monday night, and laid nearly mile o.
raiiroad from dark till sunrise. From
Monday till Thursday morning they laid 81,
miles Of track.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
FARM FOR SALE.

TINE YARN WELL KNOWN AZ WARDS
Il BUTTE. situated eleven miles sssth 81 Al
bsny, IN Linn eounty. 10 onsfsd fer ssts % ~
best Of terms. II has six springs Of rood sust.f
and plenty Of stock water in the creek stish
traverses one side Of IL. The srewood spsns tie
farm 10 almost inexbsustihjs, sud iss ssssstsrsf
ss stock fam are superior 10 any other n or
gon. Fef psrtisuiafs sddrsss the undsrsiepsj. n
Dsilss City. Wseo esnaty, Oregon, s,ss -
soIfn13R +. n. WAKD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"s,AIp,,e. GLrx." .,iek,et ,hirs os..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

Salt Lake City has population Of 13,.
A5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

Da. SAes's cArARnH R.:sEpT for sale st Set
tiemier's Drug Store. Price, 50 ets. psr pasksgs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
NOTICE no sTOCKHOLDERs


UoU ARE REQUESTED TO MEET At THE
III Coust House,. in Albany. Oregon on Thurs
day, Jan. s. RSzf- at o'clock - NJ, for the par
pore Of elscting Dirsotors.
SAMUEI. E. YOUNG. ssc'y.
The present Besrd al Directors ays requsstsd to
meet at tho City Couacif EOonr m Albany, on
Wednesday, Jan. a. IeFl, q O'Clock r. \.
BY order Of the VICE PRESIDENT.
- Bf7Yf ~@ss-s ssssss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.



Following IL the oGIcisl vote received BY each
candidate st the city sisction last Monday:
yoH MAYos.
N. II. crahor, (Dsm. j 141t james n. Foster.
(Ksp.) fz7.
ron xEcoRpHRs
r. NJ. Powsfs, (Dsm. J 1os; n. D. Hnmphrey,
(Rsp.) 1853.
ron HlnsmAL:
orsn Rubsrts, tDem.) lis; George Weller,
(Ksp.) LAT.
yoR THEAsuRss:
James shislds tDsm.) III; =. B. Pardom.
(Rep.) 1ls.
FOR ALpgRnKx.
Demeeras-P. c. Harper 1872, VIM. Crawford
I34, Martin Payne 1lo. Geo. Humpbrsy, LIS,
q. A. Hill 122. T. L. Golden l2s.
Repsblieans--E. Cartwright 1s2, y. Beach 1875
J. b. Mopteith 1856, J. r. Backensto 1877, r. W
spink I77, l., CbsadIs 1856.
N. II. cranor, Mayor. and VIM. crswford, Al
| dermsn. were the only Democrats elected, the 70
msindsr Of the sueesssfui candidates being Re
publiesps. 99
Town GossP.-E. r. Russell, ESQ.,, o
Portland, paid our sanetum visit durinJ
tho week.
Cbeadlo's are paying 40 cts. per dos. fs
eggs. See their "ad."
Says josh Billings Of December:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
IOWA ITEMS.

Gen. Hedrick announces that the next
meeting of the Iowa Editorial Associa-
ton will be held at Iowa City on thc
..sth and Goth ofthis month. The Press
says that preparations vii! be made to
,'give the freedom of the city to those
who attend''-which is short for big
time.'
A sovereign Remedy, Equine"
George Wells, one Of the many big
farmers in Grundy county, expects to
raise OH his farm this year, fifty thou
sand bushels of wheat, and sixty thou
sand Of corn. liz wants a railroad TO
come to his grainery, and agrees 10 give
the right of way and grade the road
{ lrOugh his farm-a distance Of seven
miles-if the Sabula and Ackley road
will pass that way.
The Linn county delegates to the diff
.ieut nominating conventions are iA-
tructed to vote for Hon. VIVA Smythe
for Congress; John Russell, Of Jones, /
for State Auditor; and j. IL. R9'hro@k ?
Or District JUDGE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16

THE BRIGHT ~IpE-A payer for all children.
Published weekly. Eight beautifully illustra-
ted pages No continued stories The very
hest writers sent 10 subscribers On The fol-
lowing terms; Once a monEA. = csuts year.
Twice month. - cents year. Every week
sac year.
A success beyond sl3 example Talrty thoa-
sand circulation Though only one year old
>gsecizuen COPY free E1g@ weekly three
months o. trial fo- = ceGtS- Address TIE
BRlGHT SGpE, I2sicago, Ills
Who tbs: has seen q dangerous
disease arrested by al able physician or
. good medicine but values hotas Be it
yoar family physician 10 whom You owe
~ many escaI-es from aches and ais, or
d.. Ayers iuimjtahle remedieS:-his
>arsaparilIa tina; renewed your vitality
UF Cherry pecgor@l that cured n painful
90 :. b or his Ague Cure that expelled
the freezing ague and burning fever from
your blood. Who tina. las been reliev-
I'll by any uf these agencies but feels
grateful for them all? Bangor Times.
Anna T. Dickinson has made $50
-; by !ectUring, and has given more
Than half of ii away for charitble pur-
po>e>.
On hearing Of the death OF Charles
Dickens Queen Victoria sent a message
OF confidence. says the cable. This re-
minds IL thai She dill not after all make
- Boz" a lsarouet. And it reminds us
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
slate provided for that purpose in the
marshal = ofiice-Le x1reateorth Times.


BRIDAL GIfTs.-As things go nova
DAYS an invitation TO a wedding Is no
laughing matter
Those pasteboard squares, with their
ENHANCEMENT of monograms, summon
you to take part in many absuriities of
custom; but of all these, the most absurd
and buriensome is that of giving pres
ents. The fact is that marrying people
practice Oh all their friends, at the pres
ens day, a system OF barefaced extortion
without giving them the rightto resent
or oppose it.
There is no rresense Of spontaneity of
settlement in these gifts; they are pur-
chased because they mast be, and this
the receiver Well understands. The ex
ACTION upon people Of moderate means
rating their affections before the town
by the number Of dollars they are will
ing or able to invest on the occasion and
notifying them If the gift be small by
parading 1t, with name attached. is so
essentially vulgar aud indelicate that il
rated in any society claiming TO be ref
ned.
The custom is absurd also, as well Us
vulgar and cumbersome when one comes
TO retlec. upon i. The matrimonial
party really gain nothing, for they have
to repay the sam. in value when the
donors invita hem to a similar occasion
- that their gifts are simply loans.
How many times the bride must lave
said. Thank you very much how lovely
ii is over this amount of plate when
she knows the equivalent which must
Ire given for it in the future would pur-
chase uniform service after her own
heart. As it is each couple find them
selves possessed Of a heterogeneous mass
OF silver wares not only unlike in design
but with excuses and deficiencies
which nobody could foresee.-N. Y.
World.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Every part a liz Northwest hzas l-@eI
visited - rain recently, the -E2st ditto.
The consequence i thai the crop I:us.-
T.-e1s Are gr=st4y improved.
The Co1s.lsutsoD2. Convention q
Vermont rejected = proposition for
female suffrage Only o1e vote in it
favor. 4 proposition o. bjea uial Instead
Of anEEa. sessions Of the Legislature
vas Adopted.
Alaska h2s c,oS. the American people
. million Of dollars sl1o= the payment
Of the purchase money Of seven nail
lions and half in gold. TIE re1Qrn
for al this ouilA! Of money has - far
reached sxtr2vAssn. zuo.u. Of -, lssl.
VIA. profitable bargain.
The Iowa hor.e KIrLsco9d. with
ldsl, WOE the raes 8! Prospect PARK. L.
we learn from HHk.s' .SDtrit in three
.z.-.ish. heats, BE-. time 22:--.-wh!cl j.
the fastest time Oh record fox double
teams in this country.
The prospect l. that the Indian chief.
who have been in conference with the
Government authorities o: Washington
will return 10 their Western willis III
worse hunor than before they went 10
see tie Great Father" They manifest
anything but satisfied disposition.
4 pension bill in The House Of Repre-
sentatives was passed. for the benefit
Of persons who los. both eyes both bands
or both feet in the military service.
The bill provides that soldiers or sailor,
disabled by the loss Of both eyes, both
arms. or both feet. or in any other way
so a. to require the care OF 4 second pr
son shall be entitled 10 receive pension
of So Re. month, back to tie time the
disability vas actual, incurred.
London dispatch say: Tins death
OF Dickens causes profound sorro,
throughou, the land. Mr.. Dickens w4s
apparently in good health. Wednesday
when he wrote several Fa-e, Of til.
novel Of 80 Edwin brood" Tie Sudden.
nsss Of the blow iateu>.ties the ali .-.ivL
a'3@I : -~A- tt'-+A1~" +4--C 80 &+a Il 80
demonstrations Of public grief in Ly..-
don and other cities
President GIANT Oh Monday s-ut q
special message IN Congress oa Cabai
affairs. He takes the ground Tia,
there wog!d be ID Justification III the
United states recognizing the Cuban
insurgents Is bellIge-eat-. and recon-,
mends continued neutrality. General
Banks, of the House Committee ul
Foreign Affairs, made a report iii the
House in favor OF recognizing the
the Cuban rebels ao beliigerent., and
combating the grounds taken by the
President in his message.
.'Daniei Mcfarland, who killed
Albert d. Richardson, has been at
indianapolis, and at Martinsville
Indiana, where the divorce wa. obtain
ed by his wife, several days, for tin
purpose of setting aside tie decree.
lie says all the preliminary steps have
been taken to present the case to the
court, aud his lawyers inform him that
there is no doubt but it will be set aside
He SAYS he can show that some tall
swearing was done to obtain the divorce
Rather metllodical for one 50 hopeless
~ insane.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16

T1s Republican electors 81: Ce44r c~@a4t~@.
kova- VIII zl-ss IN Mss Coz vs-tlgs-, 81 -Esr
%,or-1 Hszss II -4E5az. - SATURDAY "a q
ynr4 sy-H a. o c4EssE- L. IL gaZrgo~e q
selecting delegates - attFZ3 lie Cs1zgr
~ CazvsztasEz 20 ke bed 2i IL viii II TO- -
Ct .rDt. LIE -p14c-A4 Cor ve-f5os1 - ta@ neaG at
C-aA< E-assszs IL I1s aE1 u 2ze. an ta@ >t&1e
Csa.re-I2gs- 70 ~ ee.1 sg-z@ t--zs prior 10 the
r.x1 t3.ee31--
Er p-3s- C Ire FL za.sca-. Central Ce2.2 --.!-
,ee~ Nm T. weLF ar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16

The boys OF Tie Seventh Cavalry
have horse taat vii! kick 4 man who
Is On him In -.s3 back 3ftae mead. lie
throws himself around with such loose
ness hat special ors,ers don't have a-y
effect on him what ever.
The question that able- the United
states Indian Commission at tai, time
il whether the noble red man has tight
to hunt settlers during the months il
which the game law Is I'm force.
Orders for removing dead hogs, .logs, cop
les OF Brick ponleEoy1s paper, aud 9th
or offensive geafEsc, lauld he i.ft aa IA F..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
10 ats original color
Nth tie gloss and
freshness OF youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16

enod, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
CT fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
mcnt, ii will kept clean and vigorous.
lis occasiona, use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the tigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
HAIR DRESSING,
Farm for Sale.

%ITPRDyf.B FARM Of 257 acres adniira-
\ bly, located ia the north edge of Red Oak
Grove, four miles north ~ Upton, Is offered
Tor sale on fagagsa BILE terms. The farm L. all
enclosed and conveniently divided by good
fences with four hundred rods OF young Usage
hedge growing. has living water for stock; a
large bearing orchard: n good two story house
Is by 80 with addition Is by u. The farm will
be sold entire or divided 10 suit buyers.
For further Information apply to VIM. IT,
Trthiii. Upton, Cook Drury, Davenport, or
On The premises 10 the subscriber.
I'll JOHN W. BROWN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored

x-rF-S- JuSt published. a new edition Cf
r A0r. CgIyer~elfs Celebrated Essat ON tllo
rHf'c1f cure without medicine Of
9@2--x@D ~fEkAAFoREHG-A. seminal
" @aaane>S, inyoa43tary seminal LgsSr-s IApurE~cY
Mental and PhE~fras Inca!actv. Imuasiiuents to
MaET.A-.-- etc: a.>f t0S>tA pTTnS. EPGI EEeI. and
game.
As- Price, in a sealed envelope. oaly : cents
The celebrated author. In this admirable essay.
Clearly demonstrates from thirty wears slesessfr
practice. that the alarming Consequences of ss!fahuSa
may be radically rur-i without tie dangerous use of
internal remedies or the Application of the knife
pointing oGt mode - carP AT once simple certain and
etfe-'fua ny means Il which every sufferer,
ter what nAs condition may he. may cure himself
cheanIy. privately and EADICALLY
as Ls-,tnre 81 Mid u. in the bands OF every
youth ard every man IN The land.
>eht unier seal in plain envelope any address
.taGul-.
Also, Dr. Cu,verweus Marriage Guide" price .
cents.
Address the Publishers
CIIAS. J. c. KLINE K Co.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

NOTICE TO SHIPWRI0HT8 AND OfHEKB .
IN We, the undersigned. shpbuldcrs and master chip
wrghts believing that reduction Of ws:e. win enable I y,
purpose agreed that and after April Is u - We
will only paw OF ~ per day We believe tho re-
poye: by producing Increased quantity Of work that vi"
William Darton John q. Williams, Joseph Smelling Holder
Smith, John NJ w. Jackson A. r. Bcrran Gilbert r. Oar
ling, Hail Cornish Co.. c. H. X. Poillon, Bucknam Co..
sampson Weston Co. s H. Pine John MeNahOp s James
J. OConne g. T. Sherwood, Daniel Hart William Welsh
William Foster, NJ. 8. Allison Wcst & Hall, w. w. Roe NJ
Ciekner, Hanes j. II. Pomcroy, Roosevelt 0r'fnths,
Webb Bell Henry steers, Thoma. stack, Lawrence d
Foulks, W. Wood Co.. r. s. Aiexautar Co.. J. r. Jones'
Tho above h also concred In by the following
gentiemcn:--
stienGraG Co.. John English Son, Dennis Mccarthy.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
HORSES. CARRIAGES, kO.

III Park PhAetons Cabrloss four and siE seat Rocts-
WAYS Coapes. carences LAndana LandSusts Sc low TOR
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMEkrs-rwELrru PAss-Foursh' anh ana s'1'n
Ssys6Ioay. rwr..rn r4e.-rs,ra column.
soAkbsRs HsD
BoAkb 'r'i AND ISDSHsa sS1sIS wAxrxD-rwrIrru PACE
4He pAsErh
s4H ESsS aSas S0s
oLKRRs SSsnaaD AND sALEsMES-ElrvEsru PAsn-seeond
as:5 sss. sixth
column
HSSsSs r. tIT ..s ,asSp AMP vs ss
ssIrss sss.a,'' - ''''
ExEs AID EAEsSISrn raaEpn csa%n sGnmn'
E1NAs.IAT.-NisTn PAsr Sixth column.
FRENCH ADvEkTIsENENrs- ELEVENTH PAaE-F Fourth
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE-rhird and
HELP WANTED EDS~FfEMALrs-ELrvrsru rAaz-seoopd
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ao.-rlnsr PAez-rhird, fourth
HSG e. Sss'siif
!ssrsgtcrioS pAeI-Ts.ra column. s1
IRON WORkS-TwELrTH PA9E-rhird CO uun -.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEoosD PAGE
zEc!Tss ssxsoS-rwt.r1a rAsr-rour.h column
tSf sN fMaR %Sd
MACuINERY--ELEyENTHr FACE Filth co,urnn
EAfRiMoSIAL-NIsraPA PAs a.Fitis colama. ma ''''-
2Sb s.
N1scEILAa EoUs ADvERrIsExEars-rrsrnP PAGE
Observation-Disclosures PAeH-rourth column.
MUsICAL--IwRLrTH PAGE-Fonr;n column.
PEkSO NAI6-FIR3r PAGE-Frst coIurnn.
flAM0FORrES-TwELFTH PAGg-Thrd column.
POLIIlCAL-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth co.unn.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-NINru PAoH-S,x.n n column.
pi. ROP0SALS-ELEyxNTM FL @ pAGE.sixsh col :mq On ~
RENT-SEcOxp PAaE-Third and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHAN1E-sEcoSD fAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED -rwxlrru pAez-si,.h col.
RELIGIOUs NOrICEs-Flssr PAoY-six.h column.
kEWARDS-TwELTTH PAGE-1htrd column
ROOMS AND ApAhrMENT5 To LET-NrSrn PAaE-
BALES AT AUCTION-sxooND PAeE-Fourh, nfth aud
SITUATIONS WAnTED-FRMALEs-EL PACE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAor-
SPECIAL NoIicEs-F1nsr PAox-rrs.. second and third
column1
sPoRTIN0--DOGs. BIRDS, &C.-FIBsr PAeE-Third col.
STRAW 0oODs--NINrH PAeE--sx,h column.
STAtLlONS-FIRsr PAGE Third column
SUMNER RESO HT5-TwELrrM PAGY-Sccond column.
THR TRADES -ELEyrNTH PAG*-Fourth column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEsANiNTH PACE
Second and third coiuinns
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-kINTR PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELnf, &C.-NISTu PA0R-Ftith Co umn.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIssr PAGE-six.h column.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

kheuna ism. ................. . omb Complaints
Neuralgia. Liver Diseases.
Hcrofnla. Eye Affections
Bs.fasss ksrsS:s Nerve. DEBILITY Debility.
SsSa.Snss EsvSI yI,as and bsnss AsSs
Asthma......" Organic eaEnesa
Epilepsy .l%aared ,a. Yl,!d Memory ~,,n,,o,.
Pss S ,ss 2T1p o Mpb
cfNhs at an nhnsrsma cost, The "Hnivers',y Medicines
are not rasn. msaSins' ES. the favo,s Of
ton Of te state These elegant Health kest ratiyes
to unknown to medSine We are daily Receiving letters
IsSsrns !hs psrSsmsd y
these letters tor the Of the afflicted but
have permission 70 USE hee never hasloecn success Ike
TSivEkslTY Is are today swesnr shS oounry,
from Maine Mexeo be oins .L eadins Health Restor.
nsaseoas drass and their sas becoming rSsy
regularly prescribed BY nearly lsvO pbyscisns
I-coMpousp FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
ooa
e
Plant sold upon the toiwns wsrranee viz As Blood
real virtue than one dozen g bottles Of any
Or Alternative exIan fnee % per package sw'n oook or
ri: s;saiSst s ss :s
formerly TepsTaea as nsuraSs See
10 nearly .ycry Duscstion America and Europe. irce
% sPcf Gres s mo
OF Ca,srrn exsence almost insisntaneously Var.
ran,ed TO constant hawking and splitting offensive
tres.h. snay" or stopped Up feeling IN the head and
Price 50 package iwih book three packages for
ix~AynRATED OkYMEL. Our perfected remedial for
curc Of Pa onary Consumption, Bronchitis Coughs &C.
sores strength One trial bottle air test OF this spen
a Chemical Synhcss Contains no opium. Prussic acid
poison Price &2 rer package twih book, or three
VILE EXTRACT. The Neyer Failing Pile Cu-e has
cured CAGES blind and bleeding piles Of forty years
sson Pco - package with eock or three packages
vff"FI. I'D EXTRACT OF YELLOW JEssAMINE
This s almost specific form OF Heart Disease, and
employed by many Of our cadns physicians 10 regular
practice cures papitaon, vavuar and ca
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The New York herald., 1870-04-16

HOWARD CO..
JEWELLERS. sILvERsMrTHS
and agents for
wALTHAA WATCHES,
have removed TO
NO 7e5 BROADWAY,
cornsr Of Tenth street, opposite Stewards.
With large stock of GDods reduced to gold prices,
they solicit the continued patronage OF their former fends
and customers. .
Mr. Alfred Bedford tfor many years Of tho firm Of
Tiffany Col IL now associated with our house.
HOWARD 4 CO.,
No. 7e5 Broadway, Now York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

A YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO JOIN A
"A. first class city regiment win apply to CORPORAL, "a
Broadway No. T.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

(NORxs, BUNIUNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE 7u Broad.
way. Refers 70 Al surgeons.