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R-C.h4CtAfNS
ra. CELEBRATED 4
LIVER PILLS,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
FOR THE CURE OF

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the
L edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is III the left
side; the patssf is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach IS affected with loss of
appetite and sickness the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is generaliy considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. TIE patient
complains of weariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied tina, exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he car scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distruets every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where flW Of them ex-
listed, yet cXa2iHat;@n Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Or. {. McLANE's IIyrR PHIs,
III CASES DE ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, ale productive
oftile most happy r~>.ults. No better
cathartic al be u<cd, preparatory
TO-, or after taking QuiHine. We
would advise I'll who are afflicted
with this d:sc2e to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple ~purGativc, they are I'M
eQualld.
BEWARE Of LIMITATIONS.
r.. genuine NR. {. MtLANE's
LIVER H.ILsare r.ver sugar coated.
Iv~-y box h~S 4 red wax seal On
tie III, with tie impression DR..
M?IAN"'s LIVER pills.
~ ...--, NfET >-r'> ~
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Why do lGa a.ke!

1N1nezae0H-
sumner the rroprietors OF DR.. She T.
mans Malarifuge now put it up IN
10 cent bottles az well las 81 go as
heretofore. To those who have used
the Maiarifuge, ii is not mex essary to
say a word in its behalf; butte those
who have shaken in ignorance of it we
will say, try it anil q Ill your testimo-
ny to thousands OF others, that it
cured you. No other medicine is re-
buried, as it is a combined tonic, al
terative, c%athartic, febriiuge, cholo-
gogue and anti-periodic. 1t neutral
ICES miasmatic poison, purifies and
invigorates the blood, restores the
Liver and other diseased organs to
their natural healthy condition, there
by thoroughly graduating the disease
For Sale by
w11weow J.. F. LLEWELLYN.
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Guttering & Roofing House

and Putting in Pumps.
Under the Cromwell House,l in the room
formerly occupied by Yates u Co., and
Immediately opposite the Ringo House,
main entrance. elliot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
the 18th day of
February.

1877, between the hours offs o'clock in
the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the after
noon ofthat day. at the east door of the
Court House in Audrain county. Missou-
ri. at public vendue to the highest
nidder for cash in hand, sell said real es-
tate for the payment of said note and
costs Of executing this trust.
GEO. B. MACFARLANE,
n40-4t Trustee.
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aas72 TO s15o REaWEEKs
norse ia Wagon Free 10 Agenss.,e
= THE FAMILY SHUTTLE - ~ =
::!Sl); !, Nh; i; s
e Mounted upon fine polished or oiled :
s black walnut top table and treadle.
70 all complete, $50 =
- The most solid, re able and salts :
- factory machine eveI invented for all ),
= kinds of family work.. An acknowi. :
> edged upequivocal mechanical sue <
z cess, thoroughly ested, and used in x
: thousands of homes. An efficient, ST. -
. lent, rapid. reliable and ever-ready =
helper to the weary wife or seam :
stress. that will do the work of a a
e family for a lifetime, and costing =
: less than half the price of machines :.
OF a like quality. 10 makes the shut =
81 tie, double-threai. lock stitch 1.-THE ::
SdliO on DOtp sues OF GDC WORK.
which received the highest award at
- the Centennial. The strongest. finest =
- and most lasting stitch ever produced. z
- 1t does more W rk at less cost: epe. z
. rates mere easily. smoothly and fast :
= er and with less labor than any other :
machine It any price. 1t is bailt for :
s strength and constant hard work; r
will run for years without repairs. 1t
Is easy to learn, easy to manage and >
e always r@adv, in a moment, to do 2
= every description of strong 0, fine ,
- fancy work than anv other machine. =
q at any price. ever did or can do, and 7
- with less trouble. Il will sew any,
thing a needle can pierce. from lace r
. or cambria to heavy cloth or harness {
with any kind of thread. and run off :
= twenty yards per minute; USES a Z
: strong straight needle, and never :
y breaks them. 1t can not miss or =
= drop a stitch. rsvel or break the -
:, thread. The money Cheerfullv re- u
- funded if it will not outwork and r
outlast an machin: at double the =
. price. Il you htve any other INA s
chine, buy this and have a better :
> one The ease and raplditv Of It's :
< motion AID az litv Of is WORK is its .
Z best recommendation. and it is thor
- ou%hlv warranted IN every respect.
r by written guar,nteet to maintain its z
- merited reputation AS a constant.
- ready and ever-taithful worker in q =
= family for five wears. 1t will hem. :
= fell. tuck. braid, cord. bind. g3ther, Z
z Guilt, rufHe. pleat. roId scallop. snirr, X
5 roll, haste, em%broidsr. run up =
s breadths. etc, with elegance. ease y
and quickneSs. 1t requires no learn :
ing: any one can use it in a moment :
q and it will earn from 81 to SIS per ;
: day for any one who wishes to sew :
e for a living. the best Bni lowest :
Z priced machine ever invented. For :
2 testimonials see descriptive books.
mailed free with samples Of work. :
- Agents wanted throughout the Z
= country for this. the cheapest and
= most rapid selling machine in the :
- world. Fer liberal terms. address :
4 a. CATELY & Co. .
: Cor. Broadway and Eighth streets,
= New York. n42-ly
'HLTKTM 81 NKONOO8 'HLTFHN
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NOTICE c. DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
partnership accounts will be settled
by Il. \. scott, WYo will continue the
business at the old stand
4l-4t r.. Y. SCOTT & co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

The Centaur Linisne nfs have
created q revolution in remedies for Rheu-
matism Strains, Sweliings. Pains. Burhs
Scalds. Stings. &c. The White Liniment
is for the human family.and the Yellow
liniment is for horses. They are certain.
handy and cheap
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RI
Geo. H.1|E:!!cablutzel,
ROOT s. SHDE MAKER.

Ca" be found three doors south from
southwest corner of public square, o"
Washington street, where he would
be clad 10 see all Of his old customers
and aS many new OneS as will favor
nin with their patronage.
REPAIRING \ SPECIALITY.
n4i-6t
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SHUT Down. -Colmsn's mill was
shut down part of yesterday for re-
pairs to the machinery. The cessation
Of the wanted din and hustle about the
busy old mill. which has :. long beat a
lively air. and fantastic of industry TO
that part Of the town, WAS particularly
noticeable. and it led us into the reticc-
ton Of what that busy portion of the
town would be if its clouds of smoke
and steam wers shut oil altogether
Certainly il it were gone we should
miss il, 10 say the least. Tho value of
this. and many other industries Ia the
interests of our city. We can hardy APP
precia.s now. The question may he
easily answered a. TO what our city
would bc without this and several lesser
industrial establishments. Take our
stone Yards, furniture aud blind facio
ries and machine shops away. and what
a change would come over tho city. 1t
is only in locking at II in this way that
we eau appreciate their value and real
ixc 20 what an extent IT hehooves every
citizen 10 do all he can in contributing
70 their prosperity with his patronage.
If an engine is wanted, the job Of
building it should he given to local
mechanic. for the fact Is already demon
sirAted that We can build good engines
here quite as cheap rs they can he built
elsewhere Our sashes and doors should
also te purchased exclusively Of h"me
manufacturers: ani SO We might run
through the whole catalogue IL VT
may enquire what our city would tie
without any Of these industries. we may
on the other hand ask " hat II might be
IL their number aud business were
douhleds Our greatest Need Is more
manufacturing ana industrial establish
menss Therefore W. should III every
way encourage their business among
US We should foster those NC already
have. and literally AID ri, new enter
priscs We are continually Shipping
away too much crude material and im-
porting too many manufactured atu-
cles. This constant drain upon oar re
sources mus, h. Chez kvd II Ne would hc
prosperous aud healthtal As a comma-
nifty. we may ~ we'll set about 10 hedg"
1t now a. any tune We arc greatly II
need sf ship yard and 'annety. aud
We hope thA, before another year hss
passed. these industries will Ia >ddeu
b those we already possess
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CLALLAM COUNTY.

~ Sequin AMI Dungcues-. there
is some good land II be taken. AID
SOME 10 buy already Improved Fro
there. is stretch OF about ten miles.
heavily imoered a, the water front,
but what there Is in the interior. very
few k-ow but little about
In the vicinity Of Port Angelic there
are SOM very good places sc, 10 De
taken. Several partic. took claims q
few days ago.
The me Oh the Ellw.ii. seven miles
west, Then comes Fresh water Bay and
Crescent, with but few settlers and
plenty of good claims Yet 10 I've taken.
Next is Lyle and Twin river, twelve
miles further west. which few know
anything about Next is Picht river,
with many good claims, also trail
from there to the Quillahuy'e prairies;
allies west is Cialam Bay, with some
good claims. also n good hArbor 10 ship
produce. Five miles west of this plscs
Is Hoco river, and speak from my own
observation when say there are hun
dred good bottom land claims, covered
with ligh. growth IF alder. maple and
shrubbery. with Il splendid water front
for shipment.
The next twenty miles west ot this,
am sorry to say. WAS gobbled up by
the Indian ring for poor LO, who does
not want II, aud about 1900 acres Of
as good land AS ever lay out of doors is
locked up until doomsday from those
who would make it productive. or un-
til the false philanthropy of some or our
Puritanical neighbors has passed away,
aud an Indian, If he behaves himself,
will have only his share Of Gods foot
stool with his pc or white brother
Thirty five miles southwest of Nceah
Bay. in the great Quillchuyte prairies.
which would give splendid farms to
Thousand families. There Is no doIbt
but the open country almost reaches
the Chehalis river There are few
thrifty settlers there now with large
herds If cattle. but no roads. If a road
were made from Picht river. or Neah
Bay. butchers would not want TO 60 to
tue Yakima tor all their cattle Some
effort ought to be made by the
citizens TO have this part Of the coun-
try surveyed and settled. as the Indian
Department has al eye on it for poor
L., and surveyed soen too, SO the
hardy pioneers who have settled there
can perfect their titles, would not be
as,onished to see them driven off at the
point of the bayonet as they were at
Neeah Bay few years ago. Victoria
gets thousands Of dollars from this part
of the Territory.-Corr. =. Z. Argus
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AN EARLY SFRiSG.-The present
Spring is one of the earliest we have
experienced for years. 1t is but natu-
raj sequence. however. 10 our remarkA
ably mild and open Winter. The SEA-
son is all of six weeks earlier than u
year ago Ii was the middle Of May
last year before the grass was as high
and feed AS good as 1t is now. 1t WAS
not until the first of May that the far
mers turned gu. their stock tor good
while this Spring most OF the stock was
turned out u month ago and has been
doing excellently we'll. In fact large
amount of young stock has been out to
pasture ana doing well all Winter, with
bu, little If atty feed. In many of the
meadows up the valley, the grass Is lie
ported To be all of foot high. and
growing finely under the inv'gorating
influences of the warm Spring sun
shine aId soft April showers. Our
fruit trees have also put or their yes
turc of Spring foliage and blossoms.
rather prensturely; but Judging from
their very thrifty and promising APP
praranoe. we should predict all unusu,
ally heavy fruit crop, unless late frost
or blight should effect them unfsvor-
ably
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease If the Throat and Lungs A
proof Of that fact is that any person
afflicted. can get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try It's superior effect be-
fore buying the regular re at IS cents
1t has lately baen introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonder
ful cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it, Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it.
CRANE Il BRioHAM. Agents,
San Francisco.
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iHE fSTEETAlsAEST-A large au-
dieHce attended Prof Taylor. enter
''!Hlnc'st a. i e>ier'. H... Ia. evening.
ana We may no. hesitate 10 pronounce
IL one OF the fines. of the kind ever
gwen III this city. Many OF the fea.s
were simply marvellous and pas, finding
oot- Among them Ne NAV mention the
Transformation Of brown paper into
actual hot coffee, and quantity OF
white paper into milk the dove trick,
aud nauy other wonderful feat..
which We have No. ;inc now 10 eilauc-
rate. The performance # the Italian
Masione,tc troupe was a most amusing
thing, AID last nut not least, among the
attractions Of the occasion, WAS the
hnal distribution Of over one hundred
presents among the AUDIENCE. All the
ladies' III the audience holding mum
oered tickets were called upon first 70
present them al the stage. aud after
them the gentlemen came forward
Several glass sets we're given out. dress
patterns, cans Of preserved fruit. pick
les. sacks Of flour, w,sh-tub. u cradle.
q KIT Of macksrel. twelve yards Of cal
ico, articles OF clothing, etc, etc FL
Tally Came the grand prize. a full and
elegant China ,-a set. The numer-
rous tickets bearing Lunitz-s had oil
been taken and put III a hat; a little girl
from the auileucc came on the stage,
was blindfolded, the tickes were all
shaken up thoroughly Ia the hat, and
she selected one from the lot This
was mum Der ls. and was held by Miss
Smith. Tonight smother entertain
ment will bs given, with an entire
change of programme. and many Won
derful teats will he introduced Be-
sides the other % valuable presents a
handsome dress bureau ani mirror will
b. given away. as y grand prize. This
will be placed on exhibition in Occ,-
dental Square to-day.
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SETTLING Ira msn from this
city who has been taking atrip up the
country above the Snoqus.mie Prairie,
looking after some land matters, tells
US that he was quite surprised at the
amount Of Improvements going on
along the road and more especially In
the vicinity Of Fall City. All along
the route his attention Was frequently
directed to the new clearings and new
buildings going up. 4 great deal Of
this improvement IL noticeable IN Squak
valley The old settlers threabouts are
preparing "a great deal OF new land for
cultivation this year, and those who
have a rived more recently are putting
forth their best efforts To transf form the
fertile valley into u b.au,ifuI garden,
such as il is destined 10 he some III these
days. The little burg called Fall
City, appeared to he all life and pros
perity. Several logging camps are in
tho Immediate vicinity. aud Mr.. Aliens
saw mill situated in the town. is cutting
out the large cedar lumber az u rapid
rate Neat little buildings are spring
ing no all around and other improve
nlcn,s are under way. The roads, be
reports to bc III very fine condition
for this season Of the year. Some con
siderable improvement has been mace
in places by private enterprise. One
or two bad s~a APPS have been coIdn.
royed over and are now very passabie.
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MISCELL

nR Brennan TELL The PATIENTS
~ d>ea-e .bs moment he comes IN contact
Nth them. n matter hos complicated the
case may re. without asking them a word
Thi> account, 10 part for his wonderful success
IN the treatment o; chronic and difficult d.
se4-es HI. perfect knowledge Of physiogomy,
pbTeG0o-y. and human character. which ne
reads al glance. euables him 70 understand
the wants 81 each ia ,iyldn4I With whom he
comes IA contact. and his perfect medical
knowledge enable, him 10 prescribe the proper
remedy Nth unerring certainty.
DR.. Brennan ia, travelled mech and
has come ~ contact with 80 many people by
means 81 his lectures. both IA Euro e and
America. that lie has become perfect master
IN his line uf business. The la~s at lite and
health. and the physical wants OF man and
woman have been bis constant study. Few
m-n ia the profession have hal his broad eX
peEi.nce. And fewer. still poss-ss his keen aud
literal mind u drive into the mysteries Of
human nature and scarab out her individual
wants. To at:emp, to treat disease without
being sb,e 10 tell shat tie matter is with the
patent is LIE looking into the Mammoth Cave
OF Kentucky for The los' arts Of Egypt.
Above all price Of wealth.
The bodys jewel not tor minds proisne
Or bands 10 ,anper with IN Practice vain.
Lake 10 woman . virtue il mau health
heascHi! HUt WHNiu noy al ne,
To be approached aud Touched " It'll serious fear
By hands made pure and hesrts of faith sincere,
Even az The priesthood OF the oSE divine.
DIR Brennan has astoai,hed skep:ics by
his wonderful power in reading diseases and
curing the same after some - the best phys-
clans had failed. A timely call upon the doe
tor Will cot you nothing anu may be the
meaus of saving you weeks and months OF pain
and suffering. brvken down constitution and
an early death.
DIR. Brennan has lec,ured to ladies' foi
years. and thoroughly understands the delicate
and refined organization Of woman, and how
liable she is 10 suffering and disease. that man
se, ms tn know so little about. Thousands Of
ladies'. young and old. who scarcely see a well
day in the yeer and thousands mere who ill
premature graves might he ma,e healthy and
happy by calling IN TINA on the Doctor.
VIVA ARE Y"t FEST AptrTep fta:
DR. Brennan can I'll your disposition
what you are best adapt d iur, aud what YOU
best succeed in. describe a proper partner for
lie, Que whom yoa can live and be happy With
aud in fact will point out the true path 10
Health Happiness aud Prosperity.
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- Til III, ltopeller Minnie MAS
has turned cut 70 te quite Steamboat
afier all. at Il is BOW DOING good service
on Lake Wa,hin s,on, where she - er
gaged in towing ami sroiShtine he'
pr, sent owner. after purchasing hef
hal sone impnrtAnt changes male IL
her machinery, AMI rev a''d 'AF-e'
propeller cast Since then sue ''2'
worked 10 At
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10y The ship Western shore take'
he. cargo Of coal from the Seattle
bankers Instead of the Renton As Was
at frs. intended. She may, however,
haul over - the railroad wharf add
take Rentol coal between decks. If The
vessels now due FIR Seattle ccal should
arrive III time
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YO NC EN-

Will remember that Or. Brennan has lectured on
Manhood for years. and 10 perfectly familiar
with the wants OF all. both young and middle age,
who troubled with Nervous Debility or prema-
tare breaking down of the constitution.
Many who weak and debilitated wait too
long and let their systeIns break down before seek
ing for relief. DR.. Brennan Nev'r Fails 20 restore
youthful vigor and build up tie body and mind
TO its natural condition
Everything strictly confidential and honorable
with the DR.. and five minutes interview will con-
vince any Intelligent person that he thoroughly
understands his profession. You will always ind
him social and glad TO receive you.
OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 TO II A. n. 2 to 6. / toS p NJ.
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L. \ force If men are Row engaged

L. \ force of men are row engaged
in constructing telegraph line from
Vancouver to kalama for the Western
Union Telegraph Company When
this is finished work will be commenced
en- u new line between here and Taco
ma II is supposed that an entirely
diiieren. route will be taken from that
Of the presen: line; but this matter has
not yet been decided upon we believe.
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IC Mr., Geo. Welsh. the accominc

~ Mr.. Geo Welsh. the accommo-
dating and genial clerk OF the New En-
land Hotel. was married Yesterday at
the Catholic Church 10 Mrs O'Grady.
recently from California. A very en-
jnyablc bali and supper MAS given At
the hotel las, evening III honor of the
event. IN which large party nt trien'is
participated
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- - -

SEEDS SEEDS. SEEDS AT til,
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds, of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock of
seeds before purchasing elsewhere.
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Sg-rhe Unitarian Socic'y IT 'h'N
c,iy will give = soeisble AID dance a.
Yesless Hail on Tharsisy evening
next, ~ which all are invited.
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- TIE following vessels src RON
IN the wsy here Ia load Seattle coal
hArks J Ii. Bei! and Gem Of the o-ean.
the brig Levi stevens, and sh'p Rclyi-
iere The schnonev Reporter "'ll al~}
likely take hold ia ~ coal a, The II
bunkers
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- There are 2io white uen and
400 Cinnamon BOW employed oa tie
T,coua ccal rcal L. TWO weeks time
the gralers expect - reach Carbon NV
eF, - miles up the valley from Taco
ma
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.sF- The chap wbota Ne sncatloned
Yesterday =. having j~va arrested far
stealing raiF ~ pants na' ~ = lodging
house in this city on the night rresloes.
WAS sentenced by Ius'ice >elye yes'er-
t.sy 10 So days imprisonment with hard
lstNor
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viii Meet III the new Presbyterisn
church TN. evening a. =, oclock the
alenlng sermon 70 he preached ty Rev
Mr. Mann. The public are generally
invited TO attend.