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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
HAWAIIANG GAZETTE
AN ISDKrENpxSr JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS
PUNISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WEnNEsn4r LlNrART Z

TsE last reports from Kailua, hrouehi by the
steamer. state that HIS MAsEsTrls health has
shown decided Improvement. and that be vii
remain there several weeks longer, Or. Oliver
is in daily attendance as his physician. Among
The chiefs who s,u remain With the King are
Her Exoelleney the Gaverness q Ha~ail, oaeen
nosscer Emna, and Col W. T. I.eleiohoka.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
C,mCrIr COURT OF TIE sEcoxn I'm

~ eia Circuit, Maui - December Tenn, i-se. JOHN
WAGNER. Lioeliant for Divorce, MARIA WAC
NER-Iuesday the sixteenth day Of December. is77
In the above entitled libel for divorce. Il Is ordered
that decree OF diyuree from the bond Of mamony
tered in favor Of the said John Wagner Of tie
wui and utter desertcn OF the sad Maria Wagner
Of three be made absolute after the xpraon term
Of x months from the date Of this DEERE upon compliance
with the terms thereof unless sufficient appeA
the contrary
And the Lbeanf Is ordered publish Aftes;sd copy
Of this order in the Government GAzEr-x and KroKoA
Az OKoA for sx successive weeks the arsf publi-
ton TO be within month from the Of order
that all persons Interested may within six months shew
why said decree should be made absolute
By the Court HENRY DICKINSON, IN,
Clerk Circuit Court. ID Jud- circrii
hereby certify that the above and foregoing h a
and Of the original order In the
cause. the dies Of this Court
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Circuit OF
the Second Judicial Circuit tbs 18th day Of December A
o. Is7l
Seal HENRY DICKINSON, in.
45s 81 Clerk Circuit Ceart I'd Jnd. Circuit
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call attention TO the commencement
Of volune Y. Of the GAZETTE, on January 4,
The subscription price IS $500 per annum. If
Paid for IN advance, on or before the slst Of Jan
rary. years receipt viii be givea fos $500,
H. NJ. WHITNEY,
p-,-~-,ss,-. ,--,.i Eriit,~.
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- e1ai Circuit Maui- December Term. A. D. fs71
KELIINAHIAI WALLACE, LibeIant for Divorce. s<rszs
CHARLES WALLACE-safurdAT the thirteenth Gay Of
December, Is71
Ia the above entitled IeI for divorce il Is now ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond Of mAtrony be
entered n favor OF the szd Kellahzi Wallace q the
Of the adultery OF the sh Charles Wallace 10 Be
made absolute after the expiration Of months from The
date OF this decree compliance with the thereof
unless Sufficient c-1se shall appear 10 the cutrAry
And the Lbelznf ordered 20 publish Atfesfed cooy
Of this order IN the Government GAZETTE and KroKoA
Au OKoA for SIX Successive weeks. the nrxt puhia-
Be within month from the Gate Of this order
that all persons Interested may within x months shew
why said decree should not be made absolute
By the Court HENRY DfcKESsOS. Jz.
C-erk Circuit Court ID Jud- Circuit
hereby certify that above and foregoing = n
and copy Of the original order In the above entitled
canss, the fles Of this courl
Witness my and the seal OF the Circuit court o. the
second Judicial Circuit this 18Th day Of December, A. d.
Is7&
lSeLl HENRY DfCKESSOS. H.
ass 81 Clerk cirrnif Coort ID JDdlcial Circuit
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.x Tile uArrER or TIE EsrArE OF

u JOIN EAE- q Aeae MAIL lses.sea IN taAfnn-n
Proper aspiration having bern made this Court b.
WI D. SIXTH. Administrator OF the Esf4te o. JOHN
RAE Of Hama Mani II l., decezs>d. and or
therein fo<fh ask fer Leense 70 sell the Eai Estate
Q deceased Afore@4d Sotee h Lereby xisez AL
Eton IL nay eoncern. that SATURDAY. DECEMBER
-. is7S- 10 O'Clock A. NJ Tie Court Hease- N La
hznA Maui he and place for hs1rlng he sid
Application and al objections may fereto4
ABR FOH<AEDEE.
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Izhzina- Sov. a. FRA 80 .
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Administrators Notice.

UyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HEgx duly
Il Appointed Aduinhtrzror Of sh> Estate u eoTf-
FKIED FERREAr, l4te o. Hso. decsassds rEg1esth all
rrsons ha=fn Claims 2lnEst SD kst4te b prseet t<n
vita the Necessary soocher1. any. uiEin IN
frsn The date % Ia publication o. theJ nj - forever
barrel and al peons nc@etec - sd Escts request
I'd % make i-raDed4z-e payment %
EDEARD a HITCHCOCK.
Administrator EzsA;s q G. yerrss1. ee-eassd
H1o, Decenber zzud, 18Th s1s-5t
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Subscribers

Il anr Changes made in their Supplies. are re-
qoested to gre notice as soor a. eosreneat-
As rule, ali Subscriptions to Periodicals should
conneaee with the First Date IN January and where
they have cot dsne heretofore they readily Be
changed terminate with De=snbsr 3lsi, 1874
This viii be csnrenieai for the sabs-ribsr and
tie agent
All orders promptly attended 70
sss-zs H. n WHITNEY,
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IEs s7eczA- =itsa;lou q 0u- rsz5srs : czilss 20
At sble article hes5e3 : HaSA5.a- In.e-esls f-ou
The PSI o:S- 3. ROG Ezs- il s2s prepared So
Eai read at the las; meeting Of the HaSa7iAl
Nis<5o1 CA16-sa's SooSsiy. shsck has appointed
esaniiae4 10 Y-eqIrs . ss-ses q s-siclas OF
matters pertaining 10 H1EzzE1s- 4si P<-sseslA-..
rssEii1r 10 The zaiu.l 6=Pso6e9es q TIE 1IiiFs
and i0-e5gz elezaasz q The KI.-5oz- Mr.
Doisls 1-l5c5s shows 1o-s olaz-ly than 41ythiac
thai has rex appeared II F-iai, the r1lss q III
llcTz1is Eo6 tl-sSz3s-s q means 70 Al 6eTslo.s
and sazc1la -hs G0Ta-z=zzs shs harder of EassA
+ svs-y ysH- Increasing As The raure rAes is
sFqe1-s4 Whls oibsr z1.ioas- Ike the Ans
i-.-iGa CoiOaiss- E-s assias iA-gs psszisaz 10
io5Dcs Ezrr-sz1 inEic-11is te seatse sza-.r
hen. and he Czi.e5 Sl.ies CHnad1 -p5 B-zrI
.-s sscoa-zrinc then - ssccsssfuly 11i
issreay a5ding "a her means and wealth We
are 5ainC uashiar 10 saooB-Hcs In1iis-ziio1-
0trs- @11 coo il1ir-zats E--Irs5 4 The Czi.a5
Ssz.s 6E-szc ISL And 4 Is estimated thai ihsy
brought On Al aver srz c1e Hundred dollars a
F6sos- making ts.ll e fa-y 7ss--s5zs e 6o'lz-s
n55si 70 he Esalit Of The saa5Sa n Ols Ts1--
AID as these usE s--iFA-s eaai-sAais itsi- 1-o-
Pa-l55- q llIss- a ls2si len dollars sacA IL
Gous-1Dsai derives a. anss q. ia-rsass5 rsVe-os
f-ou ibsn Il fsl- ass1zaEs zzusEBy- Lei or
Government suiho-ul5=s- or statesmen our serss-
iAsors Pso5sr ihsss Iooaa'roVs-sIsas is.1s 1Di
ibsa % saa1sihiaE 10 sassu-are tbs simple ID5
ozs1-l increase Ct u.sss-E sszl;t OFF E-ss
FzssEcss rsui ts~ nr-ss free for fre ys1rs- sFsz
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ears issz II GINA zad he 1Ls5s1 W d Tia
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HI.

Chambers. Circuit Iadge 4th Iudh44l Circuit n l.
On reading and Cling the petifkn q P1u isenbers and
W H Wright administrators Hit1 the viii annexed o. the
Estate Of Hiram Frenbezg- Of Kooa- Kauai for ap
Prosal Of accounts discharge and dzal distrIouton
II Is ordered that SATURDAY. JANUARY ard. A D.
1874 I. O'Clock noon. the Court House. WahiAwz -
the time and pace for the hearing Of sid PETITION and
ohgee5ons that may be made thereto-
D. McBRYDE.
CIR ledge, ffh Jud- Circuit, H L
KzhIaWz 1rd De-. ls7L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

TsE resignation q ASSOCIATE JuSTgcS WEnE-
NASS has been rendered. 70 take eject tAres
noalhs sftsr dale il bang his intention 10 re-
move vi,h his family 70 WGihes Mass. aas de,
vote himself Il his sugar p.aasalioa. The -I,h-
dr4szI q his hoaar from seat On the bench q
the Sap-ezs Cou-s al create vzc4acy u
mas Important service q The Gors-oRess. \
Fsrfees saos5e3cs q The Hawaiian lAnguags :
one Of The chef requisites Of tie i0caubeai,
whose 6aiy Is mainly 10 attend 70 cases among
he HAssHA1->Pezkiur PARTON Of the people.
We ca recall bat three O. foar names eo2liked 70
occapv tie seat Ehea vacated and 70 s2tisfscso-
rl,y pe-so,zz IL 6utie<-His Excslleacy a F
Ja5a, aog AaOrney Geaersl; L.ureocs Nc
Caliy, BePeiy AtsO-asy Geue-.l- : s Dole,
ESq- 2a3 perhaps JsSee H4Peas- Csrcsl; Jsdse
o. 0Aha. sh0 however i c9npa-z;ivelF q
uoT5cz Il Tie 6aisss q Tie bsoca- Tie ihres
FIST named seaijenea are iao-ozgh Has4l-
sas scholars. AM seE-re43 Ia~ye-s. eisAs- q
sha1 night c-ei';zoly ss-re a. Seoo1d Associate
JsSiics- Ii iAis esanec,Soa sc nasi express
TIE boPs thai ss1se q lie yOsar nsl who leave
thel- uziire is7i 70 ch;Als Sulsae3 e5sc2Doa
IN Azs<scA- night rs:s-l fitted 10 ASSUME pas
sS0z< connected with the Courts. racznc5ss II
vAicA are ellen cco1r-ias. We shSsid cisdly
see CIR 4horic5aes slecsei 10 these positions,
bss TIER iscS TIE shS-sask legal e5soaiao1 and
i-Aiulas Which Cal oaly be scqsIred aarOad-
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WE THE IxDERsIGsED. HAVING THIS
w czy bee1 zppointed szecutsr4 ~ ne Hon A
Fornzn1eE Great JDdse. A4ul under ne wI q TIE inte
CHARLIE CDcEfrT, q Wa.Eapz this i % give netre
Al psrsons iDdebt=1 KID estst< E.ke iaz-c4ts
pzye1t AID al sk0 have e2zs ssninrt sd es-1te n<s
req1ez.sd 70 pfssenf wlrhln neztAa from
czce or Icy VII b forever barreG
JOSEPH cDCKETI,
cHAELE5 GOcEE7T,
ExernfDnL
WzEiuiu. Dec ri, is-l sE5 n
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To Let.
10 THE HorSE AND PREHISES FORM.
~ e-sT 1s-,se1 II - kS-- Dr. P F1-t FU rz--i-
K CHAT zzssy tssA1J Z G1LuASD-
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CAt1 ~ -NN RE-Sry-OL1-cz--Tec IleTc- Asviuzs a.
No. as>1 ~ sc Gzcz az cessos fa- hGs
Ftzl - t<nlz hayl-r ErEtefS q cctsor
~ cgfrr f&vo- uEsaz a-=scIed ~ naakus
e9-1-- te~~aEzr sAerz M = a. NEasras ~
tlafF A. fa-uzrieE tseEr daS-1z.saa-
~ c-s-r sss<-c % Il ss1-A-
GAS :. GVl-cK. Ses-Ssz-y-
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A Valuable Property

"a A LOT OF ACRES OF LAND. WEFH
- good SEW DWELLING HOrHE 1pf1 Atlr11At
L. zt-zebe1 a frpntzgk q zt11f 90 " % 1efs--l.
street Ea1 rs Eel 90 Pzuahea &rsz1e- ezf = -
3 vel yietding abgDcn1cH % never fAnfH nssl
win El,1z11 z-r.rss1- ne yrpeprr - -
iAoc L rns1rp@Ee1 n tie szb1rts a Roo -. -
may - vi Eh1te tctI % s1is "
fsrtber inSorzsztscn ln1ulre of q 49, Dr-
efLu ~ u f4--' -
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The faa 1t,cAiags cf the vessels rt5cs bare
rs<-zz.si Il S1u Fr=assoo hzTe III be. p.b-
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p-or~ies'- l7asi Ein1
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]. Subscribers who do not give express notice
10 the contrary are considered n wishing 10
continue their subscriptions
? Ifa any su ubscrIbers order the dlscontinuanee
Of their newspapers, the publisher may con-
tinue 10 seEd them until all srrearages are
paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the offices 10 which they are
directed, the law holds them responsible until
they have settled the bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
1. II subscribers remove 10 other places with
out informing the publisher, and the .newspa-
pers are sent 10 the former direction. they are
held responsible.
j. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspapers from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled Tor, is prims faeie
evidence OF intentional fraud.
G. The postmaster who negleets 10 give the
legal notice of the neglect OF n person TO take
from the office the newspapers addressed 10
him, Is liable TO the publisher for the subscrlp-
ton price
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The Wondr's Journal credits Mrs.
Livermore with having made a serious
charge upon the august officials of the
city Of Boston. The statement is this:
That "the last year $4,000 were paid for
soup for the poor, and S4l, 900 for re-
freshments for the city government"
This in the city famous for the immense
amount Of taxes paid by its women, and
this is where a part of their money goes
to. But of course it is none of their
business how much of the money filched
from them by the assessor goes to re-
freshing the city fathers. They have no
VOTE
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HOME NEWS.

The farmers throughout the valley are
preparing their ground for seed.
An Fncampment of the 1. o. o. F.
was organized at Eugene City last Mon
day evening.
See advertisement in another column
of the Phoenix Plant Catalogue for the
spring of 1874.
An establishment for canning salmon
will be erected at Ellensburg, Curry
county, the coming spring.
We notice a general rush this week at
the new store of Bradley, Marsh & Co.
They have a fineassortmento of goods, and
are doing a large business, the result of
advertising.
At a meeting of the Order of the
Champions of the Red Cross on the 9TH
inst, AIessrs. F. \. Johnson, Z. F. He
roy and G. II. Deland were elected del
egates to the State Temperance Union.
A petition is being circulated in East
ern Oregon for the establishment of q
tri-weeIIy mail route between Baker
City and Canyon City, via AubOrn and
Prairie City. It will supply large
scope of country.
On next Saturday evening the cham
pion fancy skating contest, between
Messrs. Henry Thompson and Daniel
Harvey, will take place at the Rink, for
valuable gold prize and the champion
ship Of Oregon. Both gentlemen are
well known 10 the Rink-going public
as being good skaters; hence the con-
test viii be a spirited one.
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The women of Massachusetts, are in
earnest about suffrage, and don't mean
to fail in their object, if industry, perse-
verance and determination can accom-
plish anything. They will present q
petition to the Legislature of the State
asking for amendments to the state
Co Institution, so as to abolish all politi-
cal distinctions on account OF sex. We
heartily wish them the success which
their ambition merits.
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EGufand. oregon, sept. 10, 1873.
For the benefit Of Hy friends and the public,
state the following fa-ts, On the eth day OF
September, I felt quite UnwRil, having head
ache, pains in my back and joints, WITH 0lcas-
iOnal chills; fever set in and about the Sth :
scarlet rash was plain to be seen on my skin.
had become satisfied that I had the symp-
toms of smallpox, and commenced taking
COrWin's preparation for the cure OF that dis
ease, and il proved a success IN my case, as no
farther developments appeared / took but l3
Doses and haye since felt all right. have no
hesitancy in recommending IL to my friends
who may fGel Gssy SYMPTOMS OF smallpox,
JAMES r. AILIGHER,
Boot maker, i93 FIRST street, Portland.
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The travelling fashion for dressing Ia
dies hair in New York, is a wide braid
extending from the top of the head TO
the nape of the neck. Though seeming
odd at first, this is better than the great
roll on top of the head, or the idiotic
fashion OF erimps or curls reaching al
most to the eyes.
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DIR. BOstHiek's Card.

The undersigned having recently arrived
from the East and located in the city OF Port
land, would respectfully announce himself to
the public as a graduate OF the regular school
OF Medicine and Surgery, with fifteen years' eH-
perience I'm private practice and as Surgeon In
the United States Army, offers his services in
all branches OF the profession. Has had expe-
rience in those diseases peculiar to women.
Office on First street, between Morrison and
Yamhill, over Freeland's drug store.
325 II. C. BOSTwICK, u. ID.
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The Best Place to purchase CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS is at the Manufacturing
Establishment of FISHEL 4 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 Mt is always guaran-
teed e14
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Sanuels Portland Directory. the only correct
and reliable edition ever published here. Price,
81 %. 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 DeLashmutt & Oatman's Real Estate
Agency, IlO First 81. L. SAMUEL, Publisher.
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NIUHIINf OIt-OIr J UIIt 7 IsIJs
Mr.. COrWin-Dear Sir:-I used two bottles OF
your smallpox remedy, for scarlet lever,
Both of my childred had II, and all the medi-
cine they used was your smallpox remedy.
Their recovery was speedy and complete.
CHARLES NOLAN.
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For the very best photographs. 90 10 Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
sE-AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 40 Mont
gomery St. san Francisco.
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7 hem exposed to the smallpox, contracted
the disease useo lor II COrwln's preparation 10,
postUles never IL atured. Left no marks. NJ
illness was not at all severe. My children,
ease and treated by,One OF our best physicians,
employed by the city. One. gin OF iour years
died and the balance were badly marked 1
EMILS MCMAHON,
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Portland, Oregon. Sept. Is,

nItldAANf pltEpAAs sept lbs 1850
Ny clerk, W. Cayiness, was taken sick with
measles, last March. ] administered DR.. BOr
zeau's smallpox remedy according TO accom-
panying directions, and in all my experience
with that disease l never needed a more COM
plete and speedy recovesy-
F. G. FREELAND,
DrnggiSf. lla Eirst street pnrt Innd.
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/ have taken one hottie Of DR., ROrzeau's
Smallpox Remedy preventative, and al
though frequently exposed 10 the disease at
the time, / escaped all symptoms.
JAMES NJ MAYBERY,
Contractor and Builder, Portland, Or
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I have taken Corwin's Smallpox Remedy,
and being exposed to the disease al the same
time, escaped all symptoms, which is the only
proof that 1t is a preventative.
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THIRD STREET DRY GOODS STORE /!
JOHN WILSON

Il now receiving from Eastern Markets
DamesfIe Cotfou-Bleached and Brown. In
all widths nom = TO IL; Canton
Flannels, Ticking, CheyiOt shIrtlng
stripes, Denims, etc.
FIanneIs-- All wool, silk and wool, cotton and
WOOL I'm white and cOlOrs; twilled
scarlet; blue. gray and plaid shirt
ing; meduate fiannels, etc.
Linens liable Damask, all prices, ~ cents 70
So per yard; shiTting and brown lin
en-; napkins and Anen bosoms, tow
els, crash, etc.
Han tweed, yarns, etc.
Dress GoOds--In all the new shades, for fall
and winter. Mourning Goods, etc
Eephyr.-w Wool, White Goods, Embroideries.
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I have been using COrwin's Smallpox Rem
edy, and though exposed 10 the disease, have
no symptoms. | believe il to be a preventative
as we'll as q cure. 4. MCEWAN.
Portland, Or.
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please forward their names. We want Agents
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Washington Territory.
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oniee-sonthwest corner siainand First sts.
Orders sent 20 Samuel COrgin. fro opr5stor 5Sa, OF
Z. G.. Freelanc, l23 First ST., Iortliahu' Oi'a'-'
Will be promptly attended TO-
Orders Tor dozen or more viii ee So =, S -
part Of the United states oy EAP''9''
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City CounciIman, ad Ward, Poriland, 0r.
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statement OF ]. r. Lake. dealer in stoves ana
tin-ware, on Front, between Morrison and
Yamhill streets: my daughter was taken
With the smallpox about the 18th OF August
A physician was employed, and the patient
was apparently in a critical condition. I pro-
eEEad DF. BOrzeau's Smallpox remedy, which
was admin istesed with apparent good eject
Ny vile, being exposed, had taken the medi-
cine aS preventative-had the primary symp-
toms. bGt no pCstules, or serious sickness
This Remedy is also a sure cure for Chicken
Pox. Scarlet FeveF. Measles, and all scrofolOns
and skin diseases
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SMALLPOX REMEDY.
S NJ ALP X!
DR.. B0RZEAU'S
SMALLPOX CURE AND PREVENTIVE,
Nowprepared and kept on hand At my ofies.
Cor. First and Main streets.
Is A.
SURE CURE OR PREVENTIVE
For that disease.
SAMUEL CoRwIN, Proprietor.
san Francisco, July ?, 1872.

The history OF this medicine cannot better be
explained than by inserting the following let
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portIand. oregon, August q, Is.93.

was ken with smallpox about the LID Or
JulV 1 had purchased bottle or Dr. Bcr-
zeau's smallpox Remedy some time previous
and commenced taxing IL as soon as was sat
iSf'ad / had tho disease which was on the see
ond dsv OF nav illness. My sickness was mild,
except severe vomiting which took place be
fore 4 commenced using the medicine. The
Wanting Is what convinced me in the first
place that had the smallpox took one
bottle-I think about thirty doses. IN three
days was able 20 90 20 work. have nave no
doubt but that the Remedy saved me from he.
fne marked, and perhaps from death.
FRED. c. THATCHER,
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Druggi.t, lI8 First street, ! PortIand.