D ALT, AS, SAT URDjV Y -SEPT. 2 1, 18T0.
" Fro9tI Sir. 1$.' D ilamutt telli " that oft
Monday and Tuesdav nisrbtij Tast tbey bad
heavy" frosts on alt Creek.1 We bare not no
ticed any signs of frozen dew about Dallas,
though the nights have been, cool. ''
VT -Ejus.- -The' rain of Run day last, though
Tdld not dampen the j-riund enough for plowing,
-aa; greatfully, received . and is having a very
'beneficial effect npdn the health of this com
munity, which haa not been very good within
..tho past six weeks. . v
' Frsait The funeral obsequies of Mrs. D.
M. C. Gault will take place to-raorrow at the
-M. E. Chnrch, at 11 o'clock a m., after which
the remains will be taken to the Dallas Ceuae
itery for burial. ; The services will he conduct
t ej. by He v. P.5. Knight, of Salem. v .
ft. . -j , . .. .. . .
Last Buyers. -.Within; the past few days
tbere have been several parties through this sec
tion looking at farms offered for sale and we
'hear of some transfers being mad. Our advi
sees from Portland are to the effect that a I rge
' number of land purchasers are expected to ar
rive in Oregon within the next sixty days.
Ecax Estatb Qkttrtr,. We acknowledge
the receipt of forty or, fifty copies of the Sep
. tembennmber of Russell A Ferry's Heat E
i tat Gazette published in Portland. Persons
Interested in the purchase or sale of real prop -
erty can obtain copies of the above useful little
; paper by calling at this office.
:r: in .
"PtBAst-RB Seekkus. A party consisting, of
. five wagons. prouiicuoHsly loadad with men,
: women and children, together with all the par-
aphanelia incident to a pleasure trip, passed
through town yesterday morning, on their way
, to the Ocean Boach at the mouth of Salmon
-river. We wish them a pleasant trip, but ow
ing to the lateness of the season we fear they
.will enjoy more fresh than salt water , . f
' '' Covpleted. AR the grain in this neighbor
hood has been cut and put away in splendid or
der. The general yield in this county was not
'as good as anticipated early in the season.
" This result is, in the main, traceable to th
verr hot weather we hal in July, the time when
v tho grain was filling. This complaint of poor
"f crops is not male of the fall sown grain, and
that fact is toother crgumcct against spring
sowing. .-'j l :,
'DESTP.rcTtOjr or Fees. Much has been
said and written within the past ten years con-cer'-in?
the eu-'oing of fern land, and as we
have heard of anew plan, to us, we will m n
J tion it 3Ir. M. L. Robbins, living near this
. place, plowed a piece of land last wintir and
r.i mwed it in wheat, .tbie spring,, and turned on
,liog. Now, in the land that was plowed and
1 ; sown rt'.t a ftalk of fern is to he found. The
i hogs eat off the tender shoots as soon as they
' appear above ground. TfciJ treatment, Mr. R.
thinks, will kill the plant if 'followed up.
v Toothache Phevextep. A frit-ed of mi;i,
whoso representations are entitled tthc fulle t
credence tells us that he has not onlr v ent
- el but cure 1 every cue of tcntbacLe happen
ing In his family within the past two jozrt, by
occasionaly washi'i tho mouth thoroughly
ri with a brush and strong bora inai'e soft soap.
In no instan ehas this treatmstt- fjkilal is ef
fecting a cure and our friend has many rotten
teetbT. - No other kind of soa, that has been
tried, has the virtue, and the stronger the lye
t oap the better. . : .
i Fire in. Salem. Mr. Kd. Clark,
Toail contractor from here to Salem,
telli 'us . thatlon Thursday evening last
a very disastrous fire occurred in Sa
lem, by which Drake's foundry, Booth
':by & SfapJetoo's sash and door factory
1 and several other buildings were burn
ed. The fire caught from "the furnace
"of the sash and door factory, and by
q reasoi of; shaviogs and other conibuati
'wbld material, its spreads was most rapid.
Nothing was saved from any of the
factories, tools, machinery, patterns,
everything being burned. The dam--x-age
is estimated all the way from $25,
VOOO to 875,000. - i n U,
II3D.
QAULTAt the family residence, In'Dallas,"
8eit. 22d, IT. Anna It., wife of D. M. C OauU,
an.-;'
Desolate and alone !
' Dr-ficrce'sAlt. Extor Golden Medkal bis-
' covery i not a fancy drink made of poor poi
"isonons strychnine whfgkey, proof snirit and re
fase liquors, spiced and sweetened to pleas the
taste and lead topers on t ruin, as are the so
.'WHtfBitteM? o the 'day. a It is 4 'pure me
dicinal extract of native roots and herbs, and is
, 4 tpeedj. sa and rnre reniedy.fof all severe,,
'acute and lingering" coughs, Joss of appetite
44Liver Complaint" or "Biliousness," and Con.
f p'pation jofj the Bowels. Notb lag equals it for
purifying th'e blood and curing Pimples, Blotch
. Eruption-, 8alt Kheutn, Eyrsipelas. Korofu
lous and all skin diseases. Sold by drogglat.
s" ' -' "' " "
A Grntle vVhfi par to Mothera-If un
fortunately you have lost your own teeth by
neglect or mfrnaanaguietrt, take care that your
aufhter do not suffo", the same penalty from
the same cause, geo to It that they brush their
jteeth regularly and thoroughly with 8czodott,
ana inereb vnH inanr thnm nnnii ana ser-
T' -Viceabie sets as long as they lire. ' ' ' ;
,.; : Many - gitflfer ; rather; than take nauseoua
Medicine. All such, who suffer from eoughl.
. inlria. Irrlfjjlion nf i..Aki.1 ink.. and
:m-' tendency to oonsutnptlon, have in Dr. Wiitar'a
j Balsam of Wild Cherry a remedy as agreeabla'
J to the palate ai effectual in removing disease.
7 "Sritvixa' Qlvk." hardy and WfuUf
f V
Weribefor thellEPCBiicli?. i
STATE 3 TE BIS f
, ,The P. T. Company. are4nproving
the upper Wallamet. 5 the if-'rkihg par
ty are now above Salem, working up
stream. 1
J. W, Virtue, broker of Baker Ciy,
has sent from that place during the last
four mouths 362,000 in gold dust and
bars..', ..'V' "'V : V-'j" :
1 The collegiate yeir in Wallamet Uni
versity coinmenced last . Monday under
ntgniy lavnrauie circumsiauce. i rui.
Roges takes' the Chair of Natural Siences.
The Judges of the Supreme Court:
have accepted an invitation j to visit the
Linn County r air this week. They" will
go up : on Thursday aud .return Satur
day. T-': ' -Tl -' j
The full amount, of 50,000, to be
given as a subsidy to bring the railroidl
through Albany has been 'secured by in
dividual notes, and Mr. Hotladay has
been notified th t Albany his complied
with the terms of his proposition.
The Roseburg Ensign learns that an
affray occurred at Empire City, in Coos
"county j in" which a mnn naiued Iiigg$tt
shot another man ntmed Akin, the bail
taking effect in the breast and passing
through the right lung. - It was feared
the wound was mortal. j
Tho people livin z in the Fork of the
Santiatu rejoice in tto prospect of having
n depot of the Oregon and California
Rni'rond within six miles f their town
The New says' the' depot. will be located
at l'retcherd, and that a graveled road
will be made connecting die two points.
Gov. G rover has appointed II II. Gil
frcy, of Lane county, to be' his 1'iivate
Secretary; Thos. H. Cann. of Wasco,
tube Agent of the School t)ouimi.ion:
era, and A P. Peunion, jnf Portland,
to be Adjutant General. By the way,
as this office has been a source of so
much trouble to the Democracy and haa
been so bitterly denounced hy them,
why don't their Legislature abolish it ?
From the Salem Stntezmqn of Friday:
Lieut. W. II, Hrner, of he corps of
Engineers, U. S. A., who is engaged in
making a survev of the Wallamet river,
for the purpose oF enabling Congress to
act upon an pppropriation Ibill for the
improvement of that river.,has'cmph-t
pd the cx-tmina tion at. Chit wood's Bar
a mile below town, and yesterday mo e I
his C imp to Matthew's' Bar. On
Wednesday they took someU.OOO'sound.
ings, and during the time they have teen
at work have madea complete and aecu
rate c art of that part of the river. The
work is being done under the pup-Tvi-
is now in town The work on the Wall
amet will be left in Jcharg; of Mf. C. F.;
Broirn; i while the officerf ga to tfmp
qiia to orgdnize a surveying party thre.
and after these two river are well aider
way th9urvcy of the Sicrament will
be - cmmeaced. Col. AVilltamm in
tn Is to complete all three of thee riv
es during he present year5, if pos-ibl
The party at work below town will fiuih
Matheny's Bar to-diy. and tomnrrnw
will move camp up the river to work on
Humphrey's Bar.
The amount of insurance on property
desr yed by the late fire at Canyon City
wus 35,000. A correpnndent writes
there is difficultynbotit the adjustment
of nnny of the liesf which - promises,
to present some very cj'uked quwtin
if t'je suits are are btought that talke 1
of. "! - '
Tell the Truth, Dowel I.
The following misrepresentation i.n
from the Sentinel : i
The editor of the Polk j County Re
publiran talks of Snllivanizing" 1. Ik
county; From the mo-st authentic
sources, we learn that he has already
tall iva led tho Republican j portion of it
with' his fro'hy pol ftc.il prefcription.
and if he woud ony ''S'tWvfinize the
Democratic portion, it would make the
thing; about evw SulUvan's attacks
on Senator .Williams reminds us very
forcibly 'of ' the story of thi nm butting
the, eate post. Thereis this difiFereice.
however!. " "As the! sequel of that story
has nevpr, been totd,"it is presumed M
the ram knew,' when to quit. Sut'ivati'p
friends cannot claim this much discre
tion' for him'. "''";
Mr. Pow dl, you willfu
ly nnrepre-
sent when you say. or intimntc. thatv we?
have ever talked of SulHvanizing Polk
county. It is well known by all who
are acquainted with: ttVtlrat we are1 ad-
yocating the s sentiments of tho Union
Republican party of Oregon; just the
same as we always have. -And you,
Dpwcll, are mad, simplyj because we
will not endorse, with you and the
small 'faction "to1 which you belong, the
infernal heresy of "universal suffrage?
and advocate the pusillanimous policy
of not only extending that 'privilege to
the wild min-catera of. Africa, but also
to the inhabitants of all Asia. Simply
because we will not vacillate' like . your
self, and 'change! bur principles feyery
new moon, you find fault. . Sir, your
bald eagle ''eloquence shall not drive ns
from the -firm stand 'we have taken1 to
&Xplitiih$ nshWiT 1 .
But you, think our opposition to Wib;
liams- reminds1 you- of the tinier when
you butted the gate post? That may
be so, butf Mr.' Bowel I. "you can't play
us that, way ; wo never let up on a pos
sum until we know 'he U dead. " The
question wa dcidd on Tuesday last.
Judge Upton, our t ame sake, of the
Fourth District, is on hand, and is al
together a clever gentleman When
con tern plating ilhe ' Judge's ; many ex
cellent qualities, we are almost ready to
conclude; there is surely' , omething
wrong in ink case j for it is difficult for
us to divine how a man can have sense
'enough? to' qtialifyi hiiu for; Supirerjie
Judge andayet have no more sense than
to be a Rauical. Mercury. , m
It' is more difficult for us to divine
h"w it is that the Judge, bnng a name
- jke, of the '.thing., who writes, for the
Afercury can have sense enough to
qualify him for Supreme Judge, and
yet hot have sufficient taste to have b:s
name changed. '
Tho; American arm known as the
Remington Rifle, is a better weapon
than either the Prussian needle gun or
the French ehaspot. It is rumored
that Austria is arming with this cele
brated American "im.
Telegraphic Summary.
Florence, Sept. 20. The projects
fora stay of hustiUtics recently made by
the Russian represeiltative, Herr Ar
mein, have failed.
The Italians are about to force the
Roman gates, only a feeble resistance
is anticipated.
London, Sept. 20 2,30 p m.
There has been skirniishinc near Inovo?
and Charleton. on the outskirts of Paris.
The Prussians occupy Meudon, Telle
neu, Varais and Fonfainbleau The
Crown Prince is near Fntainblcau. The
Prussian crossed the Seine at Choisy
aud Lcroi, a few miles above the con
flnence of the Marne.
Advices received from Strasbourg up
to Monday ay that the cannon of the
irarrison have been neary silenced. Gen
Ulrich, tho c -mmandcr. is badjy wound'
d. , A vote was taken by the people
of the city on the subject of surrender,
ing, and it was decided by a Iargetmt
yrity to continue' the: defecse' to the
last.
Ostend. Sept. 20. A whoebody fif
higher officers of the Ruian marine
artillery have been ordered trCorntdt.
Kngineers have been reca'led to the Bal
tic A ejimp of 200,000 men has been
ordered formed on the frontiers of Prus
sta and toward Poland. j f i
London, Sept. SO.jThe Time
R'trlin correspondent comfirtned a report
that Prusa is ready to treat with any
French Government capable of making
any guarantee of peace
Lyons U in a state of defense. There
are many troops there.
Colonels Seymour and. Carlcton, of
the British army, who are with the
armies now operating in France, attest
to horrible suffering at the jseat of war.
Soldiers and peasants are famishing
from starvation j-women are violatl, the
outraged, and prisoners famished.
t-No faith is jdaced ' in Uhe statement
that Rutsta. objects to the annexation of
Alsace aud Lorraine.
Ff ou e NC k, He pt . 2 1 . Rom e h as bee n
occupied by Italian troops. ; No. blood
shed: The Pope forbid .any.' resists nee.
Romans received Italian with the great
est enthusiasm.; The ,city 'if, Florence
is covered with flags in honer of the news
of ''the recapture of '-Rome by Italians.
Tho population are neaaly crary withde
i'-N! r'i v-sy.r'ur
. Marvelous activity is exhibited on the.
part ofi tlmFrenchat and around li-is,
earthworks betng thrown up at the north
ern approaches to the city and defeuees
on pother sides are: heing atrengthened.
- -Every hour, lussia;is rhoTtog large
bodies of troops into Poland. Bavaria
has made arangc men ts to supply her
-with a new pattern of niitrailleuTfl;which
fires 350 ball per minute. . '
'The revolution"' 'at Paris recognised as
Republican J that (at 'LyDris as; social.
Red .flags bave'been adopt eii Vy the lat".
nIBI8t Sept.J.It repprtedhat
,tho. Prussians on tho J ine of the Orfea oa
railroad after a , sharp eogageracnt were i
dm cn and" repulsed,, back'upon JIale-,
The ironclad gunboat for the delei se
of Paris have commenced operation.
A Snake Story The Columbu.
(Ohio) News'My thata farmer near
'here, recently in walking about his
s I'tcefdipcovered a' nppt "of 'rattlesnakes
in an old-log about which1 several pieces
of rck lay scattered. lie had heard
that hogs were death on snakes of all
jiorts. and not earring to attack th nest
himself, he thought he would try tlie ex
periment and see a fight. Ho drove
several hog in the vicinity of the nest
and watched the result. The hogs seem
ed to scent the snakes and commenced
rooting eargely about the spot In an
instant half a dozen of the serpents
emerged from their hiding places to at.
tack the intruders, who manifested a
zenlou d'B osition to go in. A snake j
would rear himself to the height of the
back of. a hog, t-bakc his rattles, and
plungo his fangs into the anim:l with
lightning " like celerity, and then dart
away, pursued by the gruntr who dex
terously received the sting upon the
fleshy part of the j w. Time and again
this would be repeated, until the hog
g-t his fore fit upon the snake when
he would deliberately rip the snake in
twa?n. nhd then .devour him. This
slaughter. continued until all the snakes
were disposed of when the bogs grunt
ed corttentely. and without any signs" of
being disturbed, waddled off in search of
other provender. The ey-witues
to this singular contest, which was not
without its exciting features, declares
himself convinced that a pig is impervi
ous to the poisouous bite of any kind of
serpent.
"Wt)E TO - THE CttSQUERKnVTbc
Opinione Xatiomde annoutieinjr the ap
pointment by the Prussian Kins; of Gov
ernra of the province of forraine and
AImcc. Mya: Woe to the conquered
should Pruiia itiiweed : France will le
treated with unexampled crnelv will He
di"memiered. roltbed atd crushed But
the nation, at some futnre day will seek
revenue Tint aourceofthe f)emoraey
cannot be destroy d. The present war
is one nfain of the old araius the new,
the riiiht of the people against the
Kiogs,"
'Pon't brajr boys. If yow have any
thinjr of particular value, or can do any.
thinp particularly well be modest about
it. A boaster i never loved by bin com
panion; and srcnemlly.'the more one
boasts, the lesa real worth he possesses
Mark Twain says that the Sandwich
I-lands dish of plain do 'is rmly our
cherished American sausage with the
mystery removed f " ;il"
.". m: 1 . : " , 1 ;t
The oai rf Kt Dakbdi,' in the desert
of Ksrypt is. 28 ; mihs long and-15 miles
wide, I)t?tic!fnis fruit tow there, and
J here are several villajrc, besides some
ruins of towns and temples; '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wir,r,iTi i)vvii)so.,
Office, Xo. fli 1'n.at Street,
PORTLAND . - OREGON
Tfceal EHtn te Ben lei.
Special Collector of Claims.
.. .
A Urge amount of CITY and EAST POUT-
LA NO Prpcrty fr S-ile.
Alo, IMPROVED FARMS, and ralttahle.un-
cultifated LANDS, located in all, part of
' the State. ! '
Investment in. REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY, madf for corr-i'pondenf.
CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly ollcct-
HOUSES and STORES leaded. ' ! , '
All kinka of Financial and Ueneril Arency
b'allneja transarfed.' ,
Partiea hatin FARM PROPERTY for aale
will please furnUh description a of the tini6
to the AOENTS "OF'THtS OFFICE, in
e"h ot. the prindital CITIE3 aqd. TOWNS
i)l tula STATti. 18-tf.
; Xet no I'njudlee'naurp jour5 tteason.
V - . i
It la a fact that, in the mindf rsf many ptr-j
aVfejadtP exUta against whafVare called
patent medicines ( hat; why nhouid thi prevent
yoti fetflf tt to an article thathai iuch an ar
rav oftatrtaionv to eilpport It IIO.STEr
TER'S STOMACH BlTTERilf Phyician pre
acrihe H; why-ahouId yu discard it ? Judge.
I Uially considered mtsu of talent, h.re twed and
uo use i in lueir. .jawaiivs : wuj unouin you re
ject It? Let pot your prejudice ' umirp your rea
son to the everlasting Injury of Voarjitalth.!' I
I you are lick, and require a medtplne, try these'
joiner. t ui $ ,;,-., rj. i
' When the bodily energies are worn, out 1y
anxiety and need, a stimulant, ibis is the best
tbat can be taken. , It it tempered and modiflod
by hygienic herbs and roots, ; which' , prevent tt
from, Tevering ihe blood j and: hence U does not
"produce .a .weretemporary excitement, to be
followed, by .Injurious reaction,' bat coinmuni-
'catcs a permaoeitt Potency to 4bo eutlro vital
organizaiton; Some of Its herbal Constituents
ace jUirbtlv soporific so 'bat , in, ca4ea where
aleeplesnnesa U one of the?, accompaniment of
nervous atsease, kuosooi ii omen iwara oet
time will tend to produce quiet and "refresh ln
slumber. ' For Palpitation of "heart, trcmars,
hysterics, fainting fits; general restlessness and
the causeless fears and dUtretsimg andTancicni
to which ladies are especially 8ubjfet,uudereerf
tain morbid eonditiona of mind and body pe
culiar to their sex. the bitters will be found tin'
most agreeable and certain- of all tiounterirrt;
ante. ' ,,;fJ -UyH, !
r Tb'v eonstitaHonally nervouaf may readily
keijp their infirmity in eoostant - chock by the
daily nsot this healthful regoUblo tonia ; and
those who have ''shattored tther nerves"; us
the phrase is, either by Impendent indnlsfehce
or
Or onuue pnysieai ur iiuwidui iutr, win pau
ibiaiVlMuistng euxir a prompt restorative. ;
TT"W JCV w' a ;l
lJ:,.i j:.' ..: - - . ' ' ' - ' '
4 I Of. ACHES OP FARMING LANp
1 J fljjJvP- la ,1't'lk onity, two loilea-from:
Dallas, on' the ruad to Sa'rtn all under V""'
fehfe, repaired this spring ;" 175 arrea now u? .
der cultivation., 23 'apreni of timothy meadow
and wl .. watered by fprinits and w. Mv tl
dwelling houses, and one good barn on th
fartu, and two- gdo I Waring orHmrd." tlor
ing tn thii f-rairie lacd in four .tinier lota,.'- :
lot of fir tiuil.er containing I (0 acre, oiouiiti
five miles iff. and la -the iifHf'Vit timher lo tl
valley and very valuaMe for rail and huildin :
purHRea; CI seres of oak' limber twvtniif
dintant; 26 airea of oak limber two roile hu
29 acres of w'wk timber one roil dii-Uut. Tlnf
rtfrtf of land together wake one of thi bra
grain and t(-k farm In l'olk eounty. ' C
he divided advantageously, laixt .three or lo
farms. . " ", . " .
' TermaV f U1 per acre, to be sold together ?;'
caebinhatd. Apply to ii ,
RujeII A: Ferry,
RE A LEST AT E f A 6 1 Ul LI
; - PORTLAND. OREGON.
OR-
D. M. C. O.ATLT,
DtHaa. Crer't-
12-ti
For Jale.
480
i- tcrs ao t ivn nv en
Creek, in Polk Ctiuntv, ilit n
from liallaa : S2o ai ret fenced. 100 cr
cultivation and HO a- rr in Timothy !
well adapted to atek raising. Price $7 i
acre. Inquire ut
Iltiirll & Ferry,
. Portland, Oregon,
!. !. c. fS.IUl.T
l)'na
23 'f
FJCTUIU; ;.IJiCKV.
THE ATTF.NTtO OP THE PHM,!'
, is invited to ihf improved facilitiea wh l
I have recently made to tuy apparatus, h
which I am able to tke
Mv JPicturcs
AT
o
no SJittinj?!
Tbq makiig the heretfire tak of getting
corrct likencMea of ClllliUKlyK a tnatt. r
ot finall rn'-mnt.
,5tir"Oal!ery located on Main tiwt Dallar.
' . W. II. CATTE1UJN.
Dalla, April 22..1S70. ; 8;lm ,
j. w, caavroRD.
I
t. . Hewn ai
rinJEER TIX D'. STOTE -SIORE.
Fro at Street, one Door South of
u i Post Office,
Dallaa - - - - - - Oregon.
f jpi HE 'TJNDERPIONED TtEO LEAVE TO
infonn the eitijten f tatjp and Tiltlty
that tbey have replenished their stock of tin
ware,; and have now on baad a large assort
ment of ,,. ' .
Cooling.
Box and Parlor Store,
i v- " " 1 Tintrarr,
Ctrr" . n , V
. r . Bris and " t
V" Iron Ware
Of every deseripti'MQ.' Alio a large sapply of
Sheet Irun, -f
: f!; r. Zinc,,-,: . ' '".
; Ire. Ac
TTaTinjr procured the serrlces of a firtela.8
workmin w reti"w wnlntiv mannfartur'
ttg all kinds of tin furnishings for stores and
for farmers we., s Suh as, ;;, H. . . ;
Stave Jloller. ' Coflee and Tea Pots.
Tea KcW. !IHk fau. 'nippers,'
1 It.ard and Hatter Cans.
And in fact, all articles of tinware nsually
frtund in ; stove an tinware stor. all n whieh
we offer for sale at prices that will justify, pur
chasers to patronize us rather than Salem r
Portland shops. - . ' : J ,
: Special attention will be given to : T
l:;;:loUi;:WorlC;.:
Of all kinds. ; j f ' ?
. In connection with the stove and tin ttore,
we will continue our" "
-t n J ifiEAT i1IBKKT'-;T !
Where will be kept all kinds of seasonable
meats, both FRKSII and SALT. ' f '.
. la 'exchange tor, goods . i our line we will
take all kh'ds of country produce, such as . n
BtttUr, Xggar Chickens, Flour, Bacon, he
We invite the public to call and xnu)iuc
or stock. CRAWFORD A NEWMAN.
Dallaa, March 4, 1870. ' '' ' " Mf
f f i ,!'
.or TUB-
pi3berti&stoi;e STORE
HAVE A NEW sAND SELECT fcTOCIv
Japanrd Ware, torccIatn I.fnrd stew
, J iotn ' tor I rait, a 1 i reat Variety of
' fiett Paiia Pressed lttl-a'for Tart.
' Cooklti Sptwtiai lff llcatera.' Itrbil
1 'ylng; 'H I'lxmrea ' of Improved Pattern,
Rot Hug IMiis, Vitc. 3 '
ri'tfS'M fji OR AW' FORD ii NEVTMAN. '
IDallap, April 15 187a. " ' 7:tf
NOTICE.
IMt.V
npHOSE INDEOTED TO TIXE'tIRM OF
W, C. Brown A Co. are requested to eome for
ward and settle their notes and accounts, as
the, business, of the Ute firm must be settled
without further delay. ' '., ,
v;?.wi;t ,-,MV, wCC; BROWN A Co. ,
Dallais Osn-Aojust 24.M870. " t .. 2int
i i W K i v '
!M OTICR T? illKREItr OtVEN 'THAT
lohn T- Davis has been appointed Administra
tor. pJt, the estate of- D Shepherd, dreasod f all
persons haVlag'iUims Agtinst. said. estate are
requested present them to the Adtrtinlftra
tor withia six months from the date'lhereof.;
, , t t JOHN ,T. DAVIS, 'AdiuiuiMrator.
Dallas Aug. 22..187H. : , , . . 2fi 4
s
ALT. C All M KNrtS,LA N D JI ND 1.1 V,
' URPGOL PAltYtri r,nantitles to suit, at
COX;EAaB4RT& Kalcm.
THE MEW FOOD.; ;
. For a few cents you can boy J
of. your Grocer or Druggist a
packaso of SEA HIOSS FAKINE,
mado from puro, Irish 3Ioss, prt
Carrageen Trhlch will makot
sixteen quarts of Blanc 3&tnge"
and a liko qumtity of Fud-;
dings; Custard3, Creams, Char-'
lotto Kusse, Lfu ' It is ,Jtho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious fool in the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, andf
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalid and
Children. v I i
-A Glorious Cliano !1
TIIE CRBAT "VOrtL.DS TOJCIC.
Plantation Bitters.
TftiV wonslcrfnl A'C5Pta'Ie
restorative i the !irct-aEr.
clior.of the fee!;? nnd alc-ISi-,
laHMl. A a touii r:n 1 cordial
for the affrcl nn 1 litnjnid-, it
li.vt. no equal mnon3;Mom
achicx. At a reizsetly for the,
nervous wcaknn i .to whicli
woinrn are especially ssstr
Ject, it is ?.n!rre2i3i5r every
other stimtilaat. Ia all Cii
inntos iro;iraI, teraer.-ite,
or frigid, it art1 a fecfap
in every tupecteV oT.. disorder
which underaiinei llitvt-oilily
Mrensrth and LrcaSi- ciowti the
animal spirit. For sate fojf
all Druists. j; V
Fttblic ale.
T-
IICrnPAIiTKKn.-llIP I1ERKTOFORB
esiinj; bet w in ..P. II.. .Marsh A Oeo. Fair
jrrit-v is -U vcd by nnina) c nsent, and the
effect tterf. eonnsinjr f a fneral asjrt
ment'.oi Merehanfi. Dry flwil. troe;ria.
Notion-, n I hliuofl cverjiling will Iks sold at
public auci"ti for ch in t.i.d, ut their store
ut Lawn Artt, P.ik '5Co Oregon. Sale to
ecratnenee et lt otln.k . nr., oa f hurtda the
lit day vl bvyu tnbi-r, IS70. , .
r ii. .m t it.
2S 4w t:HRUE FAlRGRIKVEr
lxeculor's joticc
nt
N- OTICE TP II Kit KliV ' IVEN 1 HAT
i the anderineit has daly appointed
by tho County Couit i( iv.lk Coui'ty, Oregou,
Executor f the "Iast wiil and tettatnentj of
Llijal DHVidsim, dn-vased. late of said eoarty.
AU persons f svin claitas atrninft said estate,
are hutlv ljotic. d to Krecent them with nroner
vouchers, within fix in t!t!s irm the date of
this notice, lo the Executor, at hi residence near
Monutouth.iu said-ciumtv. " ' 'hi -l
lhA F. it. tiUTLER, Executor.
-Dallas, Atif l.1,.t'.-7V:'. . ; 25-w4
CAPITAL
LIVERY
STABLE;;.
la rear, of the Capital Hotel Coraer,
..'; ,'..'? KAI.KSIJ OftlCWS.; '. ;-
nOR?ES! AND TARniAfJES TO tKT
' n reasonable tennsJ. Special attention
paid to transient and hrdinj lora; . ;
. ' . BOOTH 4 PL.MNDOX.
2 tf ' ' " V Proprietors.
Slicria V Sale; -
JlnrlUtf Whitlnw f VVta T'ttfnr Plaintift. vs.
i lf OTICE IS TlERKrtY GIVEN i THAT
by . virtue of ai di-eree . of f.irecU soum jti the
ab"ve entitled "ranse, and t.n, oiectittort duly
Wued'thereoh. f 'liars levied op.and "will pro
eeed to sell at pnblle ancv-..t lle hicbest
bidtler,-,for g veoin of tho Urited rotates f
iAtner'ca,. at-the f'ourt Uctise d or, in Lafay
ette. Vamhill enunty," Oregon, the real" eitate
berlii alter ' Vle-crUved. on Mn'tay, 'the 26th
dny ot September. at 1 oN loek p tn. f
Sim I day, nJHha riht, title and in interest -f
said Deb-ndnnts. In and the fdlowinir proi
erty as described in ssid deeive of foreclosure
towittLt No. ;:t. In It1'k Ne.,33. ie the
tiwn of Lnfy tfe, Vaifhill a ouoty,, Oregon,
together with all the iinprovt'nicois. to be sold
to satisfy said Execution, ro.t nd acoruin,
Casts. t...,i i PETER. P. OATK8,
.".,,., Fbtrifl of YatnbiU County.
LafsyetteOgn., Aurf. 2th, 1870. J8-4w
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urn
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WW AT O!
: 'A .
'. i. ' V i . i
A
uo you Uini:nsTAivp ?
A4 III Vtjiosewiip at;e! indebted
to the 'nndersliriied nnxt i-itj er - ptinple
the OA(Il or tsivw tbir NTK. In I'ase of a
failnre to -dt ertlvei, t'.iere will bo I uiiitla foe
l he -legal f rater nity. -. , . ; t f ..
41 . ; B. F. NlCHOLn.
Julyia, 1P7P,' " " " ". 20 tf
r elci i n v k v m t r u s i v o viu esx
tf ? nnarket-f - rrela. .
For ai , bfiOX, .XARIUItrS,