Polk County times., October 09, 1869, Image 4

F I R E S I D E M IS C E L L A N Y .
"When the Leaves are Turning Brown.”
BT FLORENCE PERCT.
Never is my heart so gay
In the budding month of May,
Never does it heat a tune
Half so sweet in bloomy Jane;
Never knows such happiness
A i on such a day as this,
When October dons hef crown,
And the leaves are turning brown.
Ureathe, sweet children, soft regrets
For the vanished violets ;
Sing, you lovers, the delights
Of the glorious Suunnor nights:
Never in the Summer hours
On my way such radiance showers
As from heaven falls softly down
When the leaves are turning browu.
¿raid your girdles, fresh and gay,
Children, in the bloom of M ay;
Twist your chaplets in young June,
Maidens, they will fade full soon;
Twine ripe roses, July red,
Lovers, for the dear one's head;
I will weave my richer crown
When the leaves are turning brown !
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LILY DALE.
I N TI I E CHI NOOK— AS SI NG B T MAX. I RWI N.
Ilyas klose polikely kliminklintin teeope,
Mitlite klose konaWa kah,'
Pc yacka tillikum mitlite mamaluse bed,
Nika klibium Lily Dale.
Chortm —OLily, klose Lily, hyas klose Lily Dale.
Alta *ipso mitlite kopa yacka tenos
mamaluse house,
Keqwilla stick pe tipso klose illahec.
Yacko chitko ihfcotty natiiih hyai kloso
Iskum sick byas teeope,
Mnuialuse chuck mitlite yacka teeope latate
Nika klibium Lily Dale.— Churns.
Nika klatawa yacka Wahwah kopa cain illahec
Spose wake nika iskum til;
Nika wahwah copa nika, gah. wake .«¡yah house,
Mika mitlite Lily Dale.— Chorus.
Keqwilla ehesnnt stick, kah klose tipso mitlite
kah chucl* llatawa I’opa ¿lose illahe,
Kah ¿ullat-iilla wawah tenas sun
Kopa mitlite Lily Dale.— Chorw>.
M a r r ie d
M en — “Jenny Ju ne”
thus discourses about married m en:
Married nun ate of two kinds—¿rood
and bad. The bad married man ill-
treats his family in every way, and gen-
crally ends by eloping with somebody
and leaving his wife to earn a living by
tine needle-work. l$ut the «rood mar­
ried man—well, he is not madly in love
nny more, but he believes that there
was never such a woman as his wife.
He does not see Time’s changes in her
face; she is always young to him.
Kvery baby binds them closer to each
other. There is an expression in a
good married man’s face that a bachel­
or s cannot hare. It is indescribable.
He is a little nearer the angels than the
prettiest young fellow living. You can
fee that his manly breast is a pillow tor
somebody’s head, and that little fingers
ull h is whiskers. When some one
f as
said ,
H u sb a n d , an d
o th e r suuie
J'apa, a seal is set upon his forehead.
No one—no woman at least—ever mis­
takes the good married man for an in­
stant. I t is only the erratic one who
leaves you in doubt. The good one
can protect all the unprotected females
— lift pretty girls over gutters, talk to
them iu cars, aud make himself gener­
ally agreeable, and yet never leave a
doubt on any mind that there is a pre­
cious little woman at home worth all
the world to him. Some women like
the bad married mao, and delight in
making his wife jealous. I hate him.
The good married man on whom I
could not make “an impression” if I
died for it, is the one for me. I dis­
like the married man who could fall in
love with any other woman, as much
as I do the bachelor who couldn’t.
T he
W ay of
the
W o r l d — So
lately dead; so soon forgotten !—’Tis
the way of the world. Men take us by
the hand, and áre anxious about the
health of our bodies, and laugh at our
jokes, and we really think, like the fly
on the wheel, that we have something
to do with the turning of the earth.
Some day we die and are buried. The
sun does not stay for our funeral; ev­
erything goes od as usual; we are not
missed on the street; men laugh at
jokes; one or two hearts feel the
wounds of affection ; one or two memo­
ries hold our names and forms; but the
crowd moves in the daily circle, and in
three days the great wave of time
sweeps over out daily steps and washes
tout the last vestige of our lives.
Nothing annoys a man more than
to be eagerly questioned when he comes
home tired. Give him a noatly-served
dinner, or a pair of easy slippers and a
cup of tea, and let him cat and drink
in peace, and in time he will tell you,
of his own proper notion, all you wish
to know. But if you begin the attack
too soon, the chances are that you will
be rewarded by curtly-spoken monosyl­
lables. Put down this piece of practi­
cal wisdom in your note-book, girls; it
will serve you well some day.
Perhaps the largest class of ¡„valnls who
have sought and obtained the happiest results
from Dr Walkers \ eo s t a b l e V i n e g a r B it ­
t e r s , include those whoso indescribable com­
plaints, for want of a better name, are known
by the general term “ Dyspepsia.” Even the
most delicate find immediate relief by a prudent
use of the “ Bitters, tor their penetrating prop­
erties search, cleanse and invigorate every por
tion of the human organism, correcting its dis­
eased action, and restoring its healthy vitality.
As a coniequence of these properties, the inva­
lid is astonished to find his health and energy
restored by a remedy at once so simple and in­
viting.
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Ask your neighbor to subscribe for
the T imes instead oí borrowing it, thus
“tohiseling” the printer out of his labor.
Humorous Sayings and Doings.
—Recently a small party of ladies and
gentlemen were laughing over the sup*
posed awkwardness attending the dec­
laration of love, when a gentleman re­
marked that if he ever offered himself
he would do it in a collected and busi­
ness-like manner. “ For instance,” he
continued, addressing himself to a lady
present, “ I would say, Miss --------- , I
have been two years looking for a wife.
I am in receipt of two thousand dollars
a year from my business, which is daily
on tho increase. I admire you the
most—indeed I love you, and would
gladly make you my wife.” “ You
flatter me by your preference,” good-
i.humoredly replied M iss---------, to the
1 surprise of all present; " I refer you to
my father.” “ Bravo!” exclaimed the
gentlemen. “ Well, I declare!” said
the ladies in chorus The lady and
gentleman were married a few weeks
since. Wasn’t that a modest way of
coming to tho point, end a lady-like
manner of taking a mau at his word ?
— “ My dear, what shall we have for
dinner today V* “ One of your smiles,’’
replied the husband, 1 can dine on that
any day. “ But I can’t,” said the wife.
“ Then take this,” said he, giving her a
kiss, and departed for his office. He
returned to dinner. “This steak is ex­
cellent,” said he, “ what did you pay
for it? ” “ What you gave me this
morning, said she. “The deuce you
d id !”
— A lady who has been reading law,
is in the most fearful and agonizing
doubts regarding her marital condition.
She says “lotteries arc illegal, and mar­
riage is the greatest lottery in life.”
—“ I would not be a woman, for then
I could not love her,” said Montague.
Lady Montague says. “ The ouly ob­
jection I havo to being a man is that I
should have to marry a womau.”
— An Irish judge, in Hartford, Cono.,
on learning that a prisoner was unmar­
ried, said it was “ a good thing for your
wife.”
— A little girl hearing the remark
that all people had once been children
artlessly inquired: “ Who took care
of the babies ?”
— Imitate the example of the loco­
motive.— lie runs along, whistles over
his work, aud yet he never takes any­
thing but water when he wants to “ wet
his whistle.”
— To do the thing properly in New
York at a wedding, the bride must
have eight bridesmaids, and a hundred
dollar poodle besides the one she mar­
ries.
— “ What did the Israelites do after
they crossed the Bed Sea ?” asked a
Superintendent of a Sunday School.
“ They dried themselves/’ said a shrill­
voiced little girl.
— Speaking of ttie bill for civil mar­
riages, a lady writes to Punch in behalf
of a bill for civility after marriage.
— At a recent printer’s festival, the
following toast was given : “ Woman
—she is always in favor of a well-con­
ducted press.”
— Make a sheep of yourself and the
wolves will certaiuly eat you up.
— “The way of the transgressor is
hard.” No wonder—because it is tra­
velled so much.
— “Won’t you take half of this
apple ?” said a pretty damsel. “ No, I
thank you, I would prefer a better
half.” She blushed and referred him
to papa.
— The financial editor of the Ben­
nington Banner reports: Marriages,
dull; engagements, depressed; court­
ships, good and prim e; scandal, over­
stocked; belles, plenty; beaux, scarce
and of poor quality.
—The mau who always leaves church
before service is over, in speaking of au
“ancient” sinitle lady, said she was
“ fearfully maid.”
— “ Why should we celebrate Wash­
ington’s birthday more than mine?”
asked a teacher. “ Because ho never
told a lie 1” shouted a little boy.
— Have you a sister ? Then love
and cherish her with a holy friendship.
If you have not a sister of your own.
then love somebody elsc’s sister.
W E S T -S I D E S T O R E ! FARMERS’ STORE!
M AIN S T R E E T , KOLA.
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Mdney ^aved X
D O T Y ,
ISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he keeps constantly on hand a
large assortment of
IM PO RTAN T TO EVERYBODY!
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N D IS E ,
r £ lH E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
Specially adapted to the wants ot the
community, embracing
Dry Goods,
G roceries,
Q ueensw arc,
H ardw are,
Boots A Shoes,
Hats & Caps,
Etc«, ~
E tc.,
E tc.
Wil amette Iron Works Coftipafif
NORTH FRONT ANS S STREETS,
r l CHU (■ p lr a m t In t u u ¿ad odor, fr«,
from all injurio« yropeftfos, and ihtmsdiat®
in its aofioft.
PO R T L A N D , OGN.
IRON
r t ÉLtfBOLD-s neto extract Bu­
FO U N D ER »,
S T E A M E N G IN E .
D ry Goods,
Clothing,
.
AND
BO ILER
Boots,
Shoes ,
Groceries,
and Crockery,
BU ILDER S.
h e s e w o r k s a r e l o c a t e d oh t h e
B t M f l O t B ' S EXTRACT
of tho rivef, otae block north of M gives health tnd vfgor totbeframe, and
T Couch’s bank Wharf,
and have facilities tor turning bloom to th* pallid cheek. BsMIfty i«' aeeoa-
That has ever been offered !n Polk Co., is just out machinery promptly and efficiently.
panted by ttiih f alaràrìng symptoms, aud if no
received at
Wo have secured the services of Mr. John treatment is submitted to, consumption, haSuu-
Nation, as Director of the Work», whose expe­ ity of epeleptie its ensue.
&
rience on this Coast for sixteen years gfves him
New two story building at INDEPENDENCE, a thorough knowledge of the various kinds of
which we will sefl CHEAPER than the CHEAP­ machinery required for mining and milling
purposes.
C all, and ju d g e for yourselves.- 3 ^ EST.
We are prepared to execute orders for all
We are prepared through recent arrange­
classes
of Machinery and Boiler Work, sueh as
ments made in San FranclSCo, to find constant
sale for all kinds of Produce, and paying the
MINING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY
highest market price for WHEAT.
We also have in connection with our store,
SA W and F L O U R IN G M IL L S,
A LARGE W AREHOUSE,
O R NON-RETENTION, OK INCONTI­
NENCE of Urine, irritation, inflamation'
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PUMPS,
where
we
offer
storage
on
good
terms.
Main street, Opposite Court H ouse,
or ulceration of the bladder or kidneys,
Ac., Ac., Ac.
We also keep
of
stone
oi the
tne prostrate glands,
giauas, iw
ui in the Madder,
Manufacture and Repair Machinery of all calculus gravel or brickdnst deposits, and air
M O L IN E and BOWTON C L I P P E R
the diseases of the bladder, kidneys and drop­
kinds.
PLO W S.
sical swellings
AM NOW PREPARED TO OFFER A
i
CRONE & W OLF.
Iron Sh utter W ork a t San F ran cisco USE HELMBOLD’8 FLUID EXTHACT
largo &«sortmcnt of choice
BUCHU.
Cost and F r e ig h t.
CRONE
W O LF’S
C. B. S T I L E S ’
HEADQUARTERS!
F
New Store! JVew Goods!
I
P R O V ISIO N S,
G R O C E R IE S,
W OODEN W ARE,
TOBACCO ,
F R U IT S,
CIG AR S
Y A N K E E N O TIO N S, Etc., Etc. ’
N EW FIRM !
Y EW GOODS !
Y E W ST Y L E S!
AYR REDUCED PR IC E S
Wheeler A Randall’s Patent Grinder and
Amalgamator.
Dunbar’s Self-adjustiug Patent Piston Packing
Stevens’
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“
“
Either applied to old or new steam cylinders.
Q uartz Stampers, Shoes aud D ies,
NFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTI­
TUTIONS of both sexes, use Helmbold’s
Extract
Buchu. It will give brisk and ener­
AITERS. — DO YOU WANT SOME
Fine Cloth Gaiters ? if so. «ipply your­ getic feeling, and enable you to sleep welL
selves at
J* H. LEWIS'S.
Of the best hard iron.
Also, a
General Assortment of Tin-ware,
AT THE OLD HEADQUARTERS OF
I design to keep only the CHOICEST and
BEST articles ahd sell them at a Small Profit
For Cash.
MV MOTTO.—Q uick sales aud sm all
profits.
O. B . S T IL E S .
W. C. BROWN & CO,
• u S < ) **o;) j j j o j ‘a a u a p t i a d a p i i f
Brick Störe, Main street, opposite
the Court House, Dallas, Ogn.
E
W
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
Largest and most Complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
‘d l l l A U a H H O ü V NAflCINVA
”°D ' 1 'd otD Juj 8ja o 3 y ‘o siy
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MORE THAN 200,000 P E R S O N S
Bear testimony to the Wonderful Curdtive
|3
Effects of
OK.= Dr. Joseph W alker’s
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f p A K E NO MORE UNPLEASANT OR
ansafe remedies for unpleasant and dan­
gerous diseases. Use Helmbold’s Extract Bu­
chu and Improved Rose Wash.
Xi
■poppi, i q 3 iojj Ever brought into Polk county, including
Spring and Summer goods of the Latest Styles,
qiiM ‘¡33DIHd a N V IX H O d I« paqsiu'anj
pue ooijou jaoqg uo poaopjo V}uomo[(iini Su; which wo are determined to sell as Cheap, or
-JS3AJUIJ | ujouo 3 pun ‘gjoqsojqx ‘tuapvo][ ‘gao Cheaper than those of less inducement.
We have a very fine assortment of
- ai « k ‘iJoduoa sit qons ‘A U 3N IIID V
L A D IE S ’ T R IM M E D H A T S!
•ooripoJtj p u e uiBjf) j o gjaos ||»
o S bjojs no OAioooa jo ¿ n q oj pojBdoad oav p a y
To which we invito the attention of the Ladies.
Also, to our full stock of DRESS GOODS, con­
‘as.ioiiaiiV A L a o a v i v
sisting of Silks, Irish and French Poplins,
‘ojojs oqi qiiM uuijoauuoo ut ‘OABq os[B a
French Merinos, all-wool Empress and half and
•pojtng oq j 4 ubo n o i j ; oog puB a o ouioo og
all wool Delaines; and especially to our com­
plete assortment of Brass Buttons, Fringes,
i a n [v s H o a
Gimps ar.d Velvets of all colors, our Ginghams,
Lawns, Cambrics, Swisscs, etc., etc., in great
variety.
We call tho attention of GENTS and HEADS »-It!
OF FAMILIES to our fine assortment of
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B Y OVERLAND ROUTE
STEP
IN!
C LO TH IN G and H A R D W A R E ,
G R O C E R IE S ami CRO C K ERY.
A ll ot w h ich w e w ill exch an ge for
W ool, W heat, llacon, Putter, E g g s,
F laxseed or washed Cotton R ags.
Call and see us. You will always find us
liuppy Co aoe y k a p p i a r w h e n wo wliour you
eur g o o d s, a n d h a p p i e s t w hen we sell to you.
W C. BR O W N & CO.
Dallas, Polk county, April 30, 1869.
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DRUG
STORE.
N orthw est C orner Main and M ill Sts.,
D A L L A S , OGN.
UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST R E -
the
and is now opening a carefully se­ H formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and
T lected HE ccived
stock of
wishing to live and let live, I will sell at low
a v in g p u r c h a s e d
D ry Goods,
Groceries,
Hoofs A Shoes,
Ladies’ D ress Goods,
H en ’s C lothing,
old st a n d
rates, FOR CASH, everything in my line:
J . H. L E W IS .
PREMIUM
GANG
___ PLOWS !
HE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.
Therefore the nervous and debilitated
should immediately use Helmbold’s Extrbct
Buchu.
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CALIFORNIA
c a.
VINEGAR BITTERS
Manufactured from the native Herbs and Roots
ot Calitoruia,
T h e G rea t R lood P u r ifie r
FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHRON-
ANIÎOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
IO li U tl'M A T U M AND iiiUTT. DYftPEP
u c r t g . m . S V)| U . l n b u U ' * E i t n e t B u -
I-IA or INDIGESTION. BILIOUS, REM IT­ chu.
TENT and INTERMITTENT FEVERS.
DISEASES OF TIIE BLOOD, LIVER
KIDNEYS and BLADDER, these BITTERS*
have been most successful
SUCH DISEAS
ES arc caused by VITIATED BLOOD, which
is generally produced by derangement of the
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Clears© the Vitiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities burstiug through the skin in
Pimples. Eruptions, or --ores; cleanse it when
you find it obstructed and sluggish in the
HATTERED CONSTITUTION RESTOR­
veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feel
ED by Helmbold’s Extract Bueha.
ings will tell you when. Keep tho blood heal­
thy, and all will be well.
AGENTS,
M
S
D r u g s , P a t e n t M e d i c in e s , R . B . ITIcDOiV I L D A Co.,
Im p o rtin g W holesale
And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Mcdiciual use.
P E R F U M E R IE S
OF ALL
K IN D S.
A Iso, Soda ,
ETC., ETC.,
Cream Tartar,
Which he proposes to sell as CHEAP as the
Saleratus, Sago,
same quality of goods can be procured
B ird Seed,
this ride of Portland.
Faints, Oils,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Call and S ee Me.
Domestic Dyes,
Washing Powders,
D on’t F o r g e t the C hickam in.
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And everything else that is kept in a FIRST
• CLASS DRUG STORE.
I
B . F . N IC H O L S, Druggist.
J . W. GILBERT.
A . N. GILBERT.
G IL B E R T BROS.,
AND
D R U G G IST S,
Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Fran
cisco, Cal., and Sacramento, Cal., and
34 Platt street, N. Y.
8-ly
s
$15 B U Y T R E B E S T $15
SENT BY EXPRESS, CASH ON DELIVERY.
THE GENUINE
O r o id e G o ld W a t c h e s !
MPROVED AND MANUFACTURED BY
us are all the best make, Hunting eaten,
I finely
chased and beautifully enamelled, Patent
n i
B O O T S AND SHOES,
—Never fancy a woman’s esteem for
your character equal to her admiration
of your whiskers—if you happen to
have a nice pair.
— A Jacksonville, Illinois paper has
the following romance of a pair of
.stockings : “ There is a very respect-
ablo lady now living in this county,
not a dozen miles from this city, who
has a pair of stockings that her father
bought iu Springfield, for her to be
married in. She, her sister-in-law and
four of her daughters were married in
this self same pair of stockings. She
has yet a beautiful, blooming unmarried
daughter, who declaims she, too, will
yet stand as a bride in those same dear
old stockings provided she gets married
before the death of her mother, who,
by the way, is carefully preserving
them to be buried in. The lady says
this is the only pair of stockings she
ever had that were bought from a store.
HOUSE CARPENTERS,
To Whom it May Concern.
She also says that she has raised the
A Liberal discount made to Country
IN D P ¿L SD E N C E , O R E G O N
cotton and carded, spun and knit all
Y W IFE, RHODA CONNOR, HAVING Traders.
GEORGE
A.
EDES,
left my bed and board without just cause
the stockings for herself, her husband
ILL take Contracts for Building Houses
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SAM’L HEADRICK.
provocation, notice is hereby given that I
of any description or size, in town or
and all her children. That pair of er
will not bo responsible for any debts she may
eountry.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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stockings cost one dollar and thirty contract in my name.
ELCH’S PREMIUM SALMON—BEST
JOHN CONNOR.
in market—in kits or barrels.
cents forty years ago.”
LL SORTS OF GOODS SOLD FOR
For sal« at
COX A EARHART’S,
UEENoWARE IN ABUNDANCE,
Cash or Marketable Produce at
— Pay the printer—and live happy, j
Salem.
At
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J. H. LEW IS’S.
J. H. LEWIS’S.
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Salem - - - - Oregon.
T . II. LUCAS,
GEO. A. EDES & Co.,
TO FARM ERS.
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ELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU AND
impro red Rose Wash cure secret and del­
icate disorders, in all their stages, at little e x ­
ALT -CARM EN ISLAND AND LIV ­ pense, little or no change in diet, no inconven­
ERPOOL Salt, in quantities to suit, at
ience and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste
COX 4 EARHART’S, Salem.
and odor, immediate in its action and free from
all injurious properties*
and Detached Levert. fu ll jeweled, and every
watch perfectly regulated and adjusted, and
TH E BEST KNOWN TO M A N ! I M P O R T E R S f B I MANUFACTURES G u a ra n te e d by th e C om pany to keep cor­
rect time, and tceaCand not tarnith, but retain
OF
an appearance equal to solid gold as long as
worn.
These celebrated watches we are now send­
AND DEALERS IN
ing out by mail and Express, C. O. D., any­
where within the United States and Cauadas,
Shoe Findings !
at the regular wholesale price, payable on de­
livery.
HE UNDERSK1NEI), HAVING PtJR- French and American Calf skins,
No money is required In advance, as we
chased the exolusive right from Wm. Ma­
prefer that all should receive and see the goods
son, for the District comprising the counties of U P P E R A N D SO L E L E A T H E R ,
before paying for them.
POLK and MARION, is manufacturing these
A S in g le y> atch to any A ddress, f 15.
MOROCCOS, L IN IN G S , E tc .,
Celebrated Plows, and is ready to fill orders for
tho same on short notioe.
A CLUB OF SIX, with an extra watch to
the agent sending the club, $90, making seven
Come, Farmers, and encourage
watches for $90.
Webfoot Ingenuity & Enterprise ! H ig h est Cash P r ic e Paid for H id es Also, a superb lot of most elegant Oroide
Chains, of the latest and most costly styles and
and Furs.
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Aud euablo yourselves to raise Large Crops.
patterns, for Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s wear,
F or Sale at my Shop at flO O each .
CEO. A. EDES. }•
■{ SAM’L HEADRICK from ten to forty inches in length, at prices of
$2, $4, $6 aud $8 each ; sent when ordered with
watch at the regular wholesale prioes.
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D ix ie, Polk county, O gu.
D escribe the w atch required, whether
Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s size, and address your
DEALERS IN
orders and letters to
T H E O R O ID E W A T C H CO.,
D ru g s, M edicines,
E ARE PREPARED TO BUY YOUR
13-St
14 8 Fulton street, N ew Y ork.
Wheat at tho highest cash price. Also,
PAINTS, OILS and DYE-STUFFS,
will pay an Advance of TEN CENTS IN
GOODS.
At the old stand formerly occupied by M. R.
W ATSON & G R ISW LLL,
YANDUYN A SOMMERVILLE.
Cox & Co., Union Block,
Independence, Sept. 3, 1869.
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HELMBOLD’S RLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is a certain care for diseases of th®
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY,.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY.
And all the diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS/
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and a®
matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs require th® ns® of •
diuretic. If no treatment is submitted to, Con­
sumption or insanity may ensue. Onr flesh
and blood are supported from these souroes,
and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINB88,
and that of Posterity, depend upon prompt ns®
of a reliable remedy.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of 18 years, prepared by
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist,
No. 594 Brosdway New York,
No. 104 South Tenth s t, Philadelphia, Peon.
Price, $1 25 per bottle, or six bottles for $C Sfl
delivered to any address.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE