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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-27
TbeIiberaIs in Council.

NEW York, June pa number OF
Liberal Republicans of this State, conspicu-
ous in the LAST Presidential campaign, met
in secret session in the S.. Nicholas Hotel
TO-DAY, Col. Frederick A. Conkling pre-
siding, ard listened to addresses by John
Cochran and others on their duties in the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-27

Time 2:34aa, 2:34, 2:31.
The 2:40 race was won by Udel, the
In 9 str ainht heats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-27
NEW YORK.
Sale Of Washington's Headquarters rs
and Effects.

and Effects.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Washington's
headquarters, at Morristown, \. j., was
sold at auction yesterday, and bought for
presentation TO the State, at $25,lOO. The
sash worn by Washington when Grand
Master of Masonic lodge in the South,
sold for 81 900,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-27

PENANG, June 26.-It is reported here
that the government of Holland is willing
to enter negotiations with King Atcheen
for peaceful settlement of difference between
the two countries. 1t is also rumored that II
Turkish vessels are on their way to Ach-
cen to support the Kings forces in their
war against Dutch troops.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Sol; austrccfnen. Gin fleinss Stid
ni1t barsissS SplS fam man Sur6 bier bis fiinf'
n~iintisss ap9en austrOdnsn ; benn raeurd spirS
jsbsr Gait aus benz Ssl,e ausssicssn, wsl&ss in
Splse tslsn I'M stpa elm 3sbnts i&pinett.
5erner psrbsn Sanms, tpel6e i'm SUM- cper Snli
ssfaat msrbsn, tpenn man fe lissen liBt, bis aud
bas lsBts Ylatt an ibnsn atssfaIsn III, spafcm.
men trpdnsn, ta bic Ylattsr 70 LANCE nod paran
baltsn, ais nod etuas ~wsnisss Gait in benz
Stamme sntbaItsn III. Die 3sit, pelde gu eisisr
@ustrsdnuns notbwenbis it, bstrast, ie mad Der
@itteruna 4 - 6 Wp6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

d. 81 clbfetten %rsinisst man auf iplsenSs @rt
unb Wsiie Man tbut Die aette in cine ssrbalt,
niBmaBis fleine Glasaal9e unb siebt marmss
@afer, Elm psnis 3abnpulpsr unS ssi@atts Sei.
fe sasu. Damn psrfcrft man bic 8laids unS
i6ittslt ls cine Winute lang 70 fart, ais ss ras
@las ;ulaEt. Das &sibsn ssssn pas 6las 20.
lirt ole Settle, unb has gulpsr unb bic Ssife snt,
fernen jspss Sbeil6sn S9muB unp Staut isltf
aus ben Winfeln bes psrpifslfsn a%sttsnmulers.
Damn wirb bic astts aus Der 5laids senummsn,
in faltsm @aisr a~tseipalt unp nit sinsm SanS>
tuhe setrp6net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Mpe Maria.

Go a~elsitet eur6 bic tlaue See
Gin aabn, Der dnft l6 pisst
llnb fern ess lilen Weerrs 8elt
Sn laussn 8urtsn paist.
9as &ucer i6lGst in i9Snsm Salt
Die ipisselflare Slutb
limb in rem Waisrn ibaufelt f1
Der Spnne sr!cne 9lutb.
Sc mar an jenss S6iHlsins grrb
Gin Manu i'm Mpndsserpane
Der S6iTrr tbeilst neben ibm
Die 5lutb nit funb'ser Sags.
60 fabrsn fs in idnelem Slug.
Oa ,ittsrt Eber's Mesr
Tes beasn 8iSdleins frcmmer 3rn
Bon einsT' alrltsr Der.
Sa nsbmsn fe bic 5iits ab
Sci ienem isl'sen SLANG,
llne fallen 3u pes Gnsels Grue
Die Sanp in bsi'sem Drans.
llnb muntrr INNER i9nsIt Der aabn
&uf jenss alclfer su;
Sort iuht s%ntfsrnt BON benz 0spiibl
Die Ssle ianfte Stub.
Sebt fSbt tss Ia4ens lei6tsr aiel
MiI pIatI6ern an has gone.
sln's nfsr iteigt Der MSnb une ipridt
Gum S9iHsr binsewanst:
,gBie tanf' i'd Dir, ru sblsr @ann,
Ger in Maepnna,s Wa6t
Ni6 an BEN 5riscensiranb ssfiibrt
@us Der gsrfplssr Natts"
yDu 9lautif i6 mar elm Srbensipbn;
did trlst ppbl mein @eraneE
Dp6 feb +! ib bin Elm Sitter lfpls,
Denis gaterlanp perbannt."
,Ou psi;t, .psnn frpmm bic 0lpds l9alt,
Damn Unfit hsS Senfsrs Bell;
Gle tSnte mir am Gi6terplaB
Der &sttuns lsstss Ssil."
.S6pn bat man auf mid anselest
Gum pilpsn Sppssl6ub,
Da ballet i'll Der 8i&titatt Der
les GrSss iel'ser 0ruB."
limb cb BEN @unbsr babsn fs
Die 0nabe mir Ssrlieb'n,
DAP in Res Satsrlanres abt
SD ferne irale siebn."
,Grum Bah i'd Sensr mid ssl9sntt
Die mid pom Sob bsfrsit;
Mein Sebsn wsib' id spig ibr
Sn filler 8rSmmistcit."
Da Iaslt or an ess alofers Sbir,
Die ibm elm WSn6 srihlieet:
Or Gilt binsin, une nimmermebr
Die Wslt er pispsr srlbt.
). 8. So@mutb, Siear in Sisbsntrrnn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Guriofe &duee eibt's bod in Der
gSelt.

Gin gsrsbrsr sss bsriibmtsn Ssiltanssrs Ylpn'
bin in fir,li9 in Cincinnati nit SinterlaIauS
zines isltiamsn 5slamsntes ssfortsn. Derislte,
Gin a~aufmann, Namsus alpsers, bat Der SAINT
lie Sloneins fir ben 5aQ, bab bieisr BET isinsm
@sI9afte ben pals tri&t $4,000 Dpaars yer.
ma9t. 5ritt jstr9 Der SObt glUnSinS aaf ma
tarIi4s 0siie Elm, 10 fdlt baS gsrmaHtnib hem
SarparS College bel Bolton Su. Sri&t Ylcn.
bin nur sinsn 5ub, rtns an esm Ytintru& 3u
Tsrtsn, 70 srbalt bic 6amilie 10000 Dpaars, anp
lalast or i4 SslsSentIi6 sinmaI ielbsr bic Nais
Gin, 70 bat Der 5sifatcr Sa isinsm 3rplts 100 Del
lars bstimn,t, nit hem @uni9s eab ls fur
Bsin ssraussatt psrrsn, Ger untsr Ger %ssfranf'
ten Nais in benz @assn sss tsriibmtsn Ssil'
ian,rs aisbsn iols.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

en- Buffalo narb Sbpmas .. Iswm an, Elm
70 Sabre alter @asn, tpsi6sr. felt 81. Satrsn
in elmer slsnssn Sitte Iebte, umssbsn bon SGmuy
unb bspsdt nit llnss;isfsr. Der Rann bintsr-
Iabt Elm gsrmSssn int Wsrtbe BON $250,000,
tsasbsnb in @runtbsiy in Der wsrtbsUQien &C.
f1afslass. Sn SuTalc %eriifirsn feline gsrpanete
BON ibm. Die Ia6ri6t pom isinemS ODE pirp aber
Ssttsrn unb Saisn aus alien Gfsn Der @elt
bsrbsitrinssn, UNI ibrs Grttbsile ;u bsanipru.
den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
uermi d. E 8.

Spraen maht Spr9en. User i&rn
sstorst bat, fir ben Jag ids ni&t, bonn Der psiB
aus Grfabruns, wie tpabr bies Spri9lsia III /;
- ater ben anpsrn Tag ids unp parns pasor
0er crit einen Ibaler i6ulSis IL, 1T balb ssbn,
unb bunl ert i6uIeis, unp penn bic 3sit gum
Ye,ablsn fpmmt ta brummt Ter acpt ais psnn
er ppl Summrln mare unb Sas Ser; pirb i9psr ;
bic Scrsen fpmmsn, ~Ssrtittsrn ben Gag, MAIDEN
%unluitis Sur arbsit unp bic NG4te psrssn l9laf.
los. -
@snn Du sinen aauf abselblolsn bait Der
Dir ssrate Sulast 70 benfi Du pislsitt i'm @u'
ssnbIid msuis al bic Se;ablnns, absr bic @lar'
tiaer baten elm bsIerss Gepa9tnib ais bic
S6ulpnsr, lie a9tsn ME absrslGubii9e geuts
auf Gag unb Stanre, unb biels fcmmsn bsrbet
ebe man baran tsnft; bic 6preerans mirb &C.
ma&t, ebe man fe bsfriebisen tann. SsSsnts
nur pies 70 reat unb nit BOILER ueterlssu'g !
- Ssin @laubissr III bsin Serr nne nit benz
@elp mas sr Dir tprst, fault er Dir feins Grst'
belt ab or BARI piG ~pranseln unb hsmatbiSea
unb - bu mug fiai4psissn, bu psibt 'pobL
ma rum? - Da sibt Cd ni6t nur Serssn, ipn'
bern nod pisle aneers tSis, a%ualenes Sinss
mic gsrssr, @rOa unb SsltipsraGtuns, ipsil
ber Il4 leltsr niSt msbr a6tsu fam, Der es 10
peit fpmmsn lGBt, CAP iein Dab aae @ut, oft
aud feline Gbrs in bic Sano isinss G!aabissrs
sessben If.
aannf pu Berger" ,ur tsitimmten 3sit niSt
sablsn, 70 mubt bu bid i&amsn psinsm @lau'
bigger sa bssssnsn, bid i&suen Jpn an3ursbsn,-
must flGsli&e, iris4snbe Gnti&ulS,sanssn mad.
en,-sit ssin @sfibl fir &sbli9feit uno Wabr-
b~aftisfsit bel Ssits isysn unS i&lisBli@ su aisS'
rissr Gig: tsine 3uRu9t nebmsn.
allr, milf tu Elm frsisr Mann isin, 10 made
nidt lsi@tinniserusiia am tpsnisitens absr Sss
GsnunsS Obsr ;u gsrsaiisuns6spsden S3ulesn;
lfbe sinsssOsen anb te3abls bsins ysSirfnidf NIT
barren @elt - isi fsibis unb treu. iparIant
uno frsi hamit ba gcrtbsi, aud ttsraa M@'
tans unb gbre baSpntra3ef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

9lm erftcn 9anuar 1873 iabltsn bic yn'
Staatsn 1880 gsf SfToen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Toleenec Isabelle ssist bas bisberise anS
bas aufsste6srts @sbalt Der Ysridiscsnsn Beam.
ten Der Ser. Siaatsn, ME sS Der lsBie GonsrsB
beI9lclen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Sdbrli6e @sbalts.
gfi6tS 1T Der liberalen Hrehe in

WtUto W. pcr itperuicU *reWc w
Dsutidlanb i&lsdt ssnus, I'M ben ultramUnta.
nsn une ibrsr YrslIe aufsutirpen f; uniere .su.
ten" amsrifanii6sn Ylattsr brudsn pann tiss
!3sus aud ~resslmabis mad, unb MAIDEN pSmSs-
LID nod &anebsmerfunssn pasu, trpsbsm is
piTsn, eab iOlds &sfsrats gsrlsumpunssn iinb.
pier III Gin SHUTTER pisisr art bas Der D5ainpis
StaatsssitunS" sninommsn 1T
,Sn Der Ha8t bonn %. auf "a. slpril III tas
nsue 5beatsr in &eidsnball (gaisrn)
nod spr isiner GrSfnuns a bsebrannt. In.
spsifslbaft pures palslbe BON ru@lcisr Sano an
s~sSinsst. Defenders trauris II sS jsSp6, bab bic
SHenti4s Wsinuns in Yaiern @runb 3u baben
slaubt, bic ultramOntane prsIs fir bic 6rsssl.
tbat serantpcrtli& Sa MAIDEN"
-Sbr Ssu@lsr unb eitsnsr !-8so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
~9nrembnrger 0a5ette.
GIN Der Searbsituma BON Sol, fcmmt es

GIN Der Scarbettuns BON Scl3 frmin,t es
oft scr, ta6 bic 3uri6tuns zines fleinen Stidss
s~riinsn SclHs, ME es muu6mal nptbis 1T uusr'
partete S6wisrisfeit bereitst. Sn einsm irl9sn
Sale fol- man tasislbs nur elm wenis rautern,
wenn es feline Sprm erbaltsn bal. Dies ssldiebt
mittsls glnsinbsns sinissr SptsIipdbne unb pin
einbaltsns in ben &au6. Damn fam man tn'
ran feilsn cssr ss nit benz Sanppapisr %arbeiten,
mic man nil, rbne psitsrss Sintsrnib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Cine Wfii6une bon alaun, eeim unb
Sasmsbl sistt elm sUrtrsHliSss Matsrial su Ser.
sierunaen fir WSbsl unp anpsres Splsperf. gs
fam lsi9t in Gcrmsn seprebt tprresn, unp psnn
man ss rann trpdnst 70 1T ss 70 bart, RAP man
Is lpgar auf's l6Snlte pcliren fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Sin SSirtb in gSapnesbprp, penn

Gin SSirtb IN SSapneSbprp, per1r'
iylpanien, bat in elmer ~tp,tissn 3eituns anse.
finsist, tab sr an sinsm sspiNsn Sage I'M Greien
Dor isiner @irtbidaft bic &s&nunssn after ger.
Icnen, bic ibm fir @stranfe iaulpen, Ssrlteisern
lalsn wsrss, lcfsrn lie ni6t bis sabin bsri4tist
pirssn. Cine p~risinsle @siie, alte S9ulpsn
ein3ufaliren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Niemano Tam oies gitttrs mad goridrif
nebrnen, uno oennoh ldn9ere 5eit leioeno bletben,
poransseisst, oas feline anohsn nod nibt ourd mis
neralilhe Siite ODER anoere Nftttel Seritort, ODER bic
2ehensor9ane unoerbeiierlth ruinirt iporben fino.
Spspepiia ODER nnperoanIidtfeit, 9opfz
l6merj. Sbulteridmerb, 9uittn, Srnftbetlernmung,
@sidmad i'm Munbe, @ansHIsiosn, SsrStlopfeu,
eunsensG nt,inouns, RierenIeiben nno bunosrte
BON anoern idmsr1baitsn Ssmptomsn tno pie Sols
ssn pom Dispepia. gessn Sisis seibsu bat bas
Sittsrs niht isinss @leihsn.
@esen T~rausnIeioen, bel iun9en ODER often,
oerbeiratbeten ODER leoi9en 0amen, beim Irbruh
Der Weiblttfeit, lpie bt benz Wediel ocs Sebene,
~eriuetiet bies toutite Sittere eineu 10 burhgreieneel
Ginius, bas cine bemerfenSipertbe Serbsllrun9 fih
balb eelteno maft.
0eoen entjinoiiGen uno dhroniiden
HbenmatismuS, 9iht, 9alens, remittirenoe uub
intGrmittirenoe 6icber, arantbsiten bes @lutes, Der
eeber, Der glieren uno Slale, bat Dies Sitters nidt
ieines 8Ietter. Dieie Srontbeiteu iperben our6
eeroorbenes Slut erjeu9t bas 9efuobnli6 ourh linz
GO lit eiu eeIinoeS IbiIbrmna smittsI, ios
tuobl ais eiu Sonic, Dabreno eS nod Die beionz
oere Si9enihait beftt, oils Elm mdf.tses 9eilmittel
CUR YeIetti9un9 BON Songentouen, ooer GntSlGeuns
Der seher uno Der Sin9eiusiot, ionic ge9en GGgsn-
leioeH 81 lulrten.
cue @antfrantbeiten, pis /: gIusIdGdss,
Sttpdren, SatSfuB, Ninnen, 6lsden, gtiteNer,
Sniteln, Senlen, 9crbuntels,& in9Ipurnl,G lin6fopi,
ihlimne Iu9en, 9%fotblaut 9rdss, Sdori, gi6iarbe
Der Sout mo anaere 6autleioen, mas aub ibrc aGs
men oSsr tRse Ssihattsn5sit is:= moser, 'rerOen
OuUIupllU puIu pltc OllllIs CuoytlOIICI.
Sic GiGenidhafteu Ron Or. 8Glter'S St=
resar Sittsre iino dbiabreno, ihUetBs uno
iuinotreibeno, ndbrcno, bGrutreiben6, bsIubi9eno,
rei5ltnoerno, a%itsrirsno uno antisbtltos.
Sauieuoe oanfbarer Patientsn e~rtlirCn
Bire9ar Sitters lls oas ipunberbarite Stdrfunes=
mittel, oas ie Gin bsrunter9dcmmsnes Sptem m.
teritiBt bat.
Or. s.. WseSpnato & &c.,
9roeuihen, San 6rancisco, Sal,
uno 9de WaiPington u. CHARLTON st., Nep 9ort.
gu baben bel allen 9roauitsn unb Sdnolsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Sm perfamfem 16O Ncfer
0utes EarnlamS.

Ias e. 30. 0iertsl BON Section %. In 1swufbip So. nSr6.
lid cen Ranss %, ptalid sem 5. ~Sauptmtrieians ntbal.
tenp 100 adtr aassneidnstes 6armlaae gutter Page in
Samilten Co., i'm Stdate Scpa, feht untsr aniprstenteu
geeineuneeni ~ ~serfdufen.
8aseane lisst 4 yielen zen er Dubu'ueuue Sicur Gity
gienbdhn, ttpd ) Wsilen ben Wilidns. y Weilen ppR
B~laIrsbura une 10 @leilen spn Nletn Citation.
gotaen Rdbersr Ausfunft. 3abiuussbeeinsungs &c. renes
man it'd an ben Gigentbimer, 6rn. So,n Stiitler. z
Strass, mild II Sspa u. Glap in Dubuque eeOr an bic re
eaetieu Der @alette. 1ebr. 5.-t.a.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

srontsi9 bat 1,l6i, Gnslanp 1851 anS
Tmtf&lant 1,6if ppt
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-28

BARNUM AND THE LITTLE CRIPPLE.
The Cleveland Pl0indedLer tells this
charming little story about the great
showmaD: p. I. Barnum's love for
children is proverbial. In Cleveland a
little five-year-old cripple at friends
house became quite a favorite with the
veteran Snowman, and the child has
learned to expect visit from his kind
hearted patron Immediately upon his
arrival in the city. One morning the
little fellow was all excitement as the
doOr-bell rang and Mr.. Barnum stepped
into the sick room. The usual greeting
followed, but a shadow came over the
invalid's countenance as he remem-
bered his inability to attend the menag-
erie. Never mind,m said Mr.. Barnum,
'if you cannot go TO the show, the show
must come to you" and then departed.
Presently the child, and indeed the
whole household, was startled at seeing
procession of elephants, camels and
dromedaries walk quietly past the
house, and halt in the back yard. The
little invalid was wild with delight, and
upon being held up at the window,
cheered merrily at the novel spectacle.
The performing elephants gave a
matinee, and the beautiful child, boil
stored up at the window, gave his orders
with the air of n prince. In half an
hour the procession reformed, and under
the care OF their keeper, the docile but
ungainly animals marched quietly back
10 the menagerie.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-28
HOME NEWS.

Brownsville linn county, has a pop
ulation of 500.
Not dwelling house rentable in the
city Of Albany.
The laquina Bay Wagon Road is in a
very bad condition.
The winter term of the Albany Collie
giate Institute commences Monday. De-
cember lst.
Ihompson's famous "Two-Bit House,
has risen, like another Phoenix, from
It's ashes, and its worthy proprietor is
again on hand with well-illed tables
and host of boarders. Success to him.
See the advertisement Of John Will
son. If you want bargains you can get
them at the Third Street Store. ANY
one wishing to purchase good busi-
ness, will do well TO give Mr.. Wilson
call.
The amount of taxes to be levied by
the County Court Of Lane county this
week, is as follows: State, Sl7,sOO poll
(Which also goes to the State), SI,S43;
county, Sl5,7o9; school, 1926. Total
S44,277.
The cars of the Dalles and Cello Rail-
road are kept very busy now, both day
and night, bringing down grain from
Wallula- During the past week, about
seventy-fve tons have been brought TO
the Dalles daily.
The Mercury makes a bad record for
salem 10y saying that it is the only city
of its size in the United States where
there is an organized band of thieves
who walk the streets nightly, fully mas
ters O the situation.
Work has been commenced on the
Badger silver lode, the assays of the ore
made so far leading the owners of the
mine to believe it is a very valuable
piece Of property. II is situated three
miles from Roseburg
We acknowledge the receipt Of g
'complimentary" to the course Of lee
lures beginning on December Sd, and
ending December S0th. AIessrs. Con-
don, Gilbert, Marsh, Simpson, Nesbit
aud Deadly are TO be the several speak
ers.
The Baker City Her0ld says: "Freight
trains, drawn by from six to a dozen
span Of mules, arrive now-a-days almost
every day, Sundays included. They
are loaded with goods and groceries for
the merchants Of this and other points
OF this region"
The Jones Spring Bed is light, COM
Portable, durable, cheap, convenient and
vermin proof What more could hu-
manity ask for in a bed? You can buy
them of Barnard & Griswold, Portland,
A. Tyler, Forest Grove, B. F. Dunn,
North Yamhill, c. +. Royal, Lafayette,
and w. Cook, McAIinnville.
Go to the Skating Rink If you want
fun and plenty Of it. If you are too ole
or too cowardly or clumsy to skate, lOoE
on and see others enjoy it and you will
be happy. If you are young and brave
and nimble, just buckle on the skate,
and try your luck. You won't regret it.
The Rink is being well attended this
season, and We are glad to see it. HUI
manity must have amusement.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
DR.. E. CHAMPlAIN'S
LIGNEOUS EXTRACT


II 1874, in Riehland county, Ohio, dlseOy
Il cred this Extract TO be sure Cure for Dys-
pepsla The discovery was accidental In the
INST Instance; but the extract never once falled
10 cure, effectually and permanently, every
case 10 which il was applied, including many
Of lOng-Standing that had defied every remedy
OF the medical science OF the day.
J. have resided the past eight years In Clover
DALE SonOma county, California, where, dur
ing all this time, have cured all my friends
VINO We're dyspeptic, free Of charge; they intro
duced their friends, who were cured in their
turn, and the circle has continued enlarginK, so
that 10 comply with all demands my whole
time and attention must be devoted to this re-
medal interest. Hitherto my IabOrs in this
direction have been gratuitOus; but on appli-
cation at the Patent Office this extract was eK-
aInined aud patent issued on the 18th OF
August, lSl2 The extract contains no alcoholic
or mineral substance, but Is purely vegetable
and compounded in Natures great laboratory
by thorough-gOing Temperance man and
member OF ClOverdale Lodge or Good TEN
plars- Assured from past experience that the
Extract viii cure all eases OF Dyspepsia, | fsv!
confident 10 Will meet "A Great Need OF the Civ
iliLed World.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-28

Samuel's Portland Directory, the only correct
and reliable edition ever published here. Price,
81 30, including supplements in April, July and
October. The edition for 1874 will contain new
Illustrations. Advertising space . per cent
lower than any other Directory. Publication
Office, at DeIashmutt & Ostman's Real Estate
Agency, ll0 First ST. L-SAMUEL, Publisher.
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BECK & wALDMAN, Clothiers, whose i'm
mense stock is always OF the best and cheapest,
are selling, as usual, at extremely low prices.
II you want winter suit that is warm, durable,
cheap and stylish, pay them visit and get the
worth Of your money. You will find them at
the old stand, southwest corner OF Washington
and Front streets SH
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The Best Place TO purchase CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS is At the Manufacturing
Establishment OF FISHEL & ROBERTS, corner
OF First and Washington streets, where there
can always be found a complete stock OF men
and boys clothing. The best Merchant Tailor
ing Establishment in Oregon IS connected with
their store, and perfect n is always guaran-
teel sI4
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NEW TO-DAY.
THIRD STREET DRY GOODS STORE
JOHN WILSON

JOHN WILSON
Is now receiving from Eastern Markets
Domestic COttOn-Bleached and Brown. in
all widths from 10 ~; Canton
Flannels, Ticking, CheviOt shirting
stripes, Denims, etc.
FIanneIs--Allw wool, silk and wool, cotton and
wool, in white and colors; twilled
scarlet; blue, gray and plaid shirt
ing; meduRte nannels, etc.
Linens --Table Damask, all prices, 20 cents 10
50 per yard; shirting and brown I'm
en-; napkins and linen bOsOms, tow
els, crash, etc.
BlHnEets--Cassimere,t tweed, yarns, etc.
Dress GOOds--In all the new shades, for fall
and winter. Mourning Goods, etc
Zephyr--WOol, White Goods, Embroideries
Fancy Goods, etc.
WILL BE suLp low FOR ckSHI
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Druggist, Il3 First street, Portland
portlanJ. Oregon. Semi. Is. rs


For the benefit OF my friends and the public
! state the following facts: ON the nth day OF
September, I felt quite unwell, having head
ache, pains in my back and joints, with occas-
iOnal chills; a fever set in and about the 9th a
scarlet rash was plain to be seen on my skin.
had become satisfied that / had the Hymp-
toms OF smallpox, and commenced taking
COrwin's preparation for the cure Of that dis
ease, and 10 proved success In my case as no
farther developments appeared. took but IS
doses, and have since felt all right. / have no
hesitancy in recommending IL TO my friends
who may feel any symptoms OF smallpox
JAMES +. GALLIsHfR
nnnf maker la3 Eirsf street PnrfIar,h
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COMPRESSED AIR POWER CO.


Compress o.
ifp
paen aueug to
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being exposed 10 the smallpox, contracted
the disease. l used for IL COrwin's preparation
and no other medicine except Alternatives. The
postules never matured. I.eft no marks. Ny
illness was not at all severe. Ny children,
I'VE I'm number. were all taken with the dis-
ease, and treated by'One OF our best physicians,
employed by the city. one, "A girl Of four years,
died and the balance were badly marked.
used about two bottles Of the medicine.
EMILY MCMAHON.
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Certificate of III. Glenn.

East Portland, Feb. 3j, lsI3
Mr.. F.. IT. Eubanks-Dear Sir:-I would re-
Spectfully state that have been troubled with
Indigestion nearly three years. Hearing OF DE-.
F. Champlain's LigneOuS Extract, obtained
bottle at Or. VI. Mack's Drug Store, and amer
using about one-half bottle, was entirely r.
lieved OF all symptoms OF Dyspepsia, and have
no difficulty now in properly digesting my
food can cOnSclentiOuSly recommend it To
such aS are afflicted, knowing 10 to be a certain
cure. Yours truly, II. GLENN.
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City Councilman, Sd Ward, Portland, Or.

have been using Corwin's Smallpox REM
edy, and though exposed To the disease, have
no symptoms. / believe IL to be preventative
A. well as a cure. \. MCEWAN.
Portland, or
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have taken Corwin'S Smallpox Remedy,
and being exposed TO the disease at the same
time, escaped all symptoms, which is the only
proof that IL is a preventative.
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CertIlIeate Of Mrs. Ellen FreeIand.

Portland, Oregon. Feb. s, 1873.
Mr.. F.. H. Eubanks-Dear Sir:--I Will respect
Ully inform you that I have been troubled
with Dyspepsia for many years, and could gel
no relief until ! got bottle OF DR.. +. Cham
plains LigneOU> Extract, AMI after using Il, nnd
u has b'.,'n uT great benefit 10 me. 1 think Il
will make a permanent cure. ! have no hesi-
Einry la recommending 10 10 ali who are trOub-
I~ti with he com plaiut. Yours truly,
Mrs. ELLEN FREELAND.