En
TOYN& COUNTY HEWS,
DALLAS, SATUKDAX, OCT. S, 1870.
Rksigxkd. J. H. Turner, Justice of the
Peace for Dallas pracinct, has resigned his of
fice. No new appointment has been made yet.
Sick. Dr. B. F. Bond is lying yery sick
this week, though his friends do not consider
him in a dangerous condition. -
f State Fam. -The tenth session of the State
Fair commences nest Monday on the Fair
grounds of the Oregon Agricultural Society at
Salem.
" Tub Number. The number of Indians on
the Qrand Rondo Indian Reservation, accord
ing to the U. S. census just completed, is
1,027.
. Till Ur. From past experience we all know
.wV.,uv. I " " ,
wouldn't it be well to fill these places up and
prevent mud holes this winter. .
Old Papers We saw, this week, two prom
issory notes made in May, They were
found among the papers of J. B. Riggs, de--ceased.
They arc now valuablo only as cari
osities. -
" Dbawisq Rails. Our farmers are taking
advantage of the nico weather and are draw
ing raits out of the mountains by the quantity.
There are probably fifty teams engaged at this
work oa the one road up the Rickreal.
' 1 Adjourxed. The County Court adjourned
W..li..,1.. ...nSno Lit nii;l f ,,n ,1 l tr thn
17th inst. This adjournal ant was neeessiUtsd
by the sickness of the County Assessor, who
thereby was prevented from making h'u return
at this time.
' . T j: v T
at Grand Ronde last week, was attacked by
three wild cats. He got away from them with-
L ' . ft. L . ' 1
om mm? n 11 i. nnu ?ol dis ?un. rciurDBii as
s -j . o 0 '
New Washer. Messrs. Crawford A Ne
manhave on exhibition a washing machine of
a new pattern. It is said to cleanse clothes
t a-aa uvu a0? iuuvi luiiu iv'uiiwu Jj ftuj
other machine.
;, Wa"AT is tbb Talk ? From the bett inform
ation we- can gather there wilt be a greater
breadth of grain sown this fall than heretofore.
Our farmers are beginning to regard spring
crops w.'tb distrut. Occasionally they will
give a good yield, but for a certain crop full
sowing alms caa be relied upon.
More Mosey. There is evidently an im
provement in money matters in this vicinity
over the state of the market a in nth age.
This is owing to the faot that our farmers art
beginning to get returns from the sale of their
graia.' We look fr times to be reasonably
good here this fall.
Rinf. On Monday last and the night fol
lowing we had considerable rain, eoough to
wet down the dust and wake traveling most
excellent, bat-not for plowing. Many of our
farmers though have brought their plows to
the shops for repairs so as to be ready for the
time of action.
'TIklvic BniiK. The .'timbers and l imber
for the new bridge across the Luekianiute at
Hel one's are nearly all on the ground. The
principal part of the framing is being done at
the mill where the square timber was sawed.
The contractors will baro tho structure up be
fore many weeks.
Grait Pbotccei, -Mr, J. W. Crawford, of
the Grand Ronde Indian Agency, tells us that
, the amount of wheat threshed on the Depart
ment farm at the Aguney was 700 bushels.
, xne same larm aiso prouucea i,iuu ousneis 01
oats. The Indiana, as private individuals,
have raised 5,0Girbushil of wheat and 6,000
bushels of oats.
Emigration. -Tho emigration from this
county tbis rail is considerable. ? This moving
is taking a direction that we dislike to see,
considering that population is what we need to
mtV. m - T- o: Hi .1
. Ust Messrs. F. M. Splawn, Jas. Harris, and J.
II. Turner started for the country east of the
J mountains. All these gentlemen are accompa
nied by their familiss.
IIb saw II im. Mr. John L. Shelton went
-up tiie Rickreal about eight miles from here
one JJay; hls week, o catch some trout for a
alck friend. He was leisurely fishing along
" When be cast bis eye'up to a big log that was
several ffeet from the water, and there he saw a
large panther. John had no gun, but by hal
v looiag and throwing stones he drcve the var
- mint into the brush. He fished a little longer,
but be said the f haded and dismal solitude of
the deep canyon made him so nerveus that he-
;;conclided tQ come home. : The boys say the
a hint Aitf if ffhtt Mr rtAm
DiBlnxa Clcb. Several of the young men
a of IU .place met; this v week aa4 organized a
Debating Club, by which they will be able to
nleasantly and profitably spend an evening
each week during the winter. The evening of
meefing is Friday;of each Week. ' Too roach
cannot be sail n cpmmendatlbo of these de
bating sociftties. Wa - regard them aa'being
next in Importance to the qouiiBon scuooi. vy
our system of government each individual is a
soveresgn, yet ne is , amenable to iaw, anu
every school that trains the young citizen to
jgovern himself only the bctter;fit" him for the
. duties of a memtup fit thta ronnYitirt. Tn flifl
ft lab room the fiery temper of youth is taught,
inaensibly though it be, to respect the opinions
;pf Others and to submit to the severe criiicitms
7 pt feir, opponents. : Thus, in after years, is he
ore cured to tihiloinnfiiaHtf rkniAm ...luti
3fftfi Iki'Mb W time for Vfctpr,' j(ot
alone for these reasons should debating clubs
bo encouraged, lor they are perfect schools for
inculcating the rudiments of parliamentary
law. We hope there will nx4be a school dis
trict in the county but will organize a lyceunii
this fall. Let tho girls take part as well as
men and boy. -. . -, . y
MAKRIED.
CrXNIXQ HAM AVIIEELER.l At the re?
idence of L. W. OdHns, in this county. Sep
tember 28th, by Ira F. M. Butler, j. P., Mr. E.
V. Cunningham and Miss S. Wheerer.
WALLTNG HABRIS. At tie residence
of the bride's fnther. new DalfagJ Ontober 2d.
by J. II. Turner, J. P., Mr. John Walling and
Miss Colia J. Harris.
STATE ITEBXS
W. A. K. Mellon, U. S. Deputy In
tcrnal Revenue Assessor, died at Sa
lem on Saturday. : j ; V
The pioneer. oil mills at S.tlem are
running night and day, manufacturing
IGO gallons oP oil every 24 hours.
At the Ladies' Fair at tho: Dalles, on
Thursday evening, the scholars of the
Catholic school gave a vry j creditable
entertainment - j
The Statesman learns tttat a lad nam
cd Frank Miller, in Polk coiinty, acci
dently shot and killed himself while
out hunting grouse on Saturday.
A whale 75. feet long oamip ashore at
(jape Foulvveather a fewldnyB ago The
Tndiands had a high festive timo over
ti e lluLbe-. I
K. S. McComas.-Cheif Clerk of the
House, was assaulted on Thursday night
at Salem by two robbers. lie struck
one cf them a severe blow with his
cane, and then succeeded in escaping.
Fifteen young men attending the
Wallamet University at Salem have
rented a house, hired a Chinaman to do
their cooking and waging, and find
that they can live in good style for two
dollars a week. !
The Statesman sny3 that the follow
ing commissions to Notaries Public
have been issued by G iv. Grpver: Jcr
emiah Uuntly, residence at Ellensburg.
(urry county; D. II. 3Iurphy, resi
dence in Salem ; J. H. Sherin, rcsi
dence in Astoria, Clatsop county.
The receipts of the recent Fair in
Linn county were as follows:. Gate
fees, 1,332 37 : entries 200 12 j lif
censes, $309 72 total receipts, $1,908
24. The receipts ot the Fair of 18C0
were $2,702. The faillingjofT in the
receipts, as compared with those of last
year, areleTfore considerable.
Fn m the Orrgonian : The suit
brought against Messrs. yV,S. Ladd.
It. II. Thompson, J. C. Atnsworth, J.
V. Ladd, ard S, G. Heed, by the Or
egon Central Railroad Company, was
for 81,000,000 damages instead of
$100,000 as reported yesterday.
The corps of U. S. Topographical
Engineers under Lieutenant. Hucr. who
have just completed the survey of the
Upper Willamette and Yamhill river
yesterday began the surveys for the site
of the bridge which is to cress the
Willamette river between this city and
East Port'.aud.
Superintendent Thielson, of the Or
egon and California Railroad, advertise
in the Albany papers for 500 men and
100 teams to work on tho road. Here
isachancc fcrr all idlemen and boys to get
work. The Superintendent still expects
to complete 100 miles of road by the
end of December.
Tho Register gives tho population of
Albany precinct at 2,094. The popu-
of the county will not be so largo' as
anticipated at the outset of the census
probably not over 9,00, making Linn
oounty the third in point of population,
instead of the second. The population
of Harrisburg is 350, all told. Scio,
too, the famed city of the "forks," falls
behind tdightly, her populatipn being
210. .... -J
From the Statesman: , There is a
splendid chance offered to sheep-rilsers
; y the arrival bf .'JVj C. McGiUisI; from
Australia, with a lot of Leicester sheep.
Mr. McGiUia left Australia with 56
head and reached hero with 34; tho re
mainder died on the voyago. He offers
23 rams for sale, . all of them magnifi
cent animals, end we hope5 the stock
growers of . this valley wllJ 'not permit
them all to be taken to Eastern Oregon.
; ; The Bed Rock Democrat sayg. that it
is at last able to state .. positively that
Carter's' ."Ditch on Burnt -river, has been
sold to the Chicago company ; and that
they are taking the initiatory steps fori
Rct!T.'oMraiipAi2 'AV.BOOtis tte noes
essary provision's are obtained, a forco
of four or five hundred hands will be
put at work upon it. It is the design
of the company to complete the ditch
and have it H ready fH' use by pext
spring if not beore.
The total valuation of real estate of
. .. . . -
Raker county, according to the lied
Rock Democrat is $450,655 ; personal
estate, $031,040; total, $193,595. The
couuty debt which bonds hare been is
sued, is $15,539; all other county
debts, $0,000. Private libraries, includ
ing those of lawyers and clergymen,
419. Average wagos to farm hands by
the month, hired by the year, and
board, $40 Average wages to a fe
male domestic per week, without board
$4.
Teler.'iphic Ktiiuiiiary.
' Vienna, Oct. 3. The Review says
tho alarming news about Russians war,
preparations is untrue. Gen. Igna
tieflt is fctill at Constantinople. Russia
makes no war movement whatever.
The relations between Russia end Aus
tria leave nothing tu be dcired.
.: Rehlin, Oct. 4. Parw letter reeeir-.'
ed to day says that the Prussians aro
threatening Point Du Jour. The bom-
bardmcut of . tho city from the west is
imminent. The- books of the great li
braries have been moved to cellars.
All windows have been filled with bag
of earth, and watches have been sta
tioned at Notre Dame to look out for
fi'cs. r ... , !
London, Oct. 3. At -V Cabinet
Council held to-day, it was decided
that, as tho Chinese Government had
refused to make reparation for the masJ
sncrcs of Tietsio, as deraadel of it by
Rcpsentarivcs, and as the Chinese Gov
eminent as obviously making prepara
tions for a general war upou foreigners,
England must join the French in ex
acting full reparation for these outra
ges. It is believed that Russia will iact
with the other powers in the matter.
A World special avs it is asserted
to-day that the Prussia o Governmenf
has addressed a final reinoustrunce to
EugTaud On thesupject of her refusal to
prohibit the exportation of arms for the
sur.py of France. A letter from : Na
poleon, dated Sept. 26th, to King Wi
liara Mys the time ha arrived fur him
to spcakl The duel between Germany
and France cau only terminate in com
plete ruin or a loyal reconciliation of
both powers. Tho Emperor adduces
his interview with the King of Prusaia
at Sedan ; that it convinced him that
the King would prefer the alliance of
France to ruin. Surely it only remains
to indicate the means of accomplishing
this object. ' 1
New York, Oct. 4. A special cor
respondent at Ostend, telegraphs that
there is a great irritation at Rerlin on
account of what Prussian regard as a
violation of neutrality by the U. S., in
permiting shipments of munitions from
New York to Freuch ports. It is stated
that Prussia has demanded explanations
from tho American ministry.
A special eorrcspoudent at Roulogne
sends word from Tours that the South
em part of France is under arms.
Great numbers of troops .have arrived
at Tours from Marseilles and Rordeaux.
Towns on the Loire, Angers and
Nantes are crowded with soldierg. The
tuwns on the Rhine, from Lyons to
Avignon and Artcs, have assumed the
aspect of Camps. Rogers is in the
same condition. vNo thought of peace
seems to be entertained anywhere. ,
u 'London Oct. 3. Gen. Rurnside,
Gen. Ilizni, and Col. Forbes, after
nuueh diplomacy hate obtained ppocial
permission from King of Prussia to vis
it ParU,i Tbey cdrry their own flag of
truce, and go at their own risk.
A great deal of indignation waa excited-
here5 by the publication' of ?Courit
Von Bismarck's statement,? over his
own signature, charging Mr. Russell
with a falsehood. The matter will not
be suffered to drop here, j ymder
stood that this is the method to be
adopted by the Pruussian Oovcrnmcn't
for ; disavowing - number of other a
leged convereations with ' Bismarck,
heretofore published .anonymously.
Touns, Oot. 4.Tiq Prussian force
whch',rooently crossed tho Rhine near
Mulfcauaen, has arrived at Challcma-
1 :k.j?t9ssfo deacjyieqt was jerterda
driven out of Artenay'. There is evi
dently a movement on foot on the part
of the euemy to attack Tours.
Yienma, Oct. 4. The Austrian
Government again' declares anxiety
about Prusssan designs upon the Danu
bian principalities.
New York, Oct. 4. Further devel
opment in regard to the ravages of yel
low fever in New York and buburbs are
published to-sfay. There was one fatal
case in Clinton street on Saturday.
Other cafes are beleived t be iu the
city. Governor's Island is completely
quarantined. All comunication with it
except throught the Board of Health
is completely cut off. The Board held
a secret meeting to-day, which was en
tirely devoted to consideration of the.
fever.
Lonrx)N, Oct. 4. A corre.pondet
writing from Paris, says: Judging from
present indications, the Prussians will
walk iuto Paris on the first serious at
tack. -
No works constructed of stone can
stand Krupp's cannon at the range to
which tho besieger?, owing to their re
cent advance, can place them.
Srong bcleif prevails that the Em '
perpr and Bazaine contemplate offering
terms to Prussia.
It is anderstood now that tho garri
son of Paris consits of 3,500 National
Guards, 350,000 Regulars of the Line
and 200,000 MoMle.'-' The whole Ger
man forces now before Paris, numbers
359,00?.
It is confidently beleired in Paris
that the city will soon bo more than
able to assume the offensive, so perfect
ly is the French garrison drilled. ;
Helix, Oct. 5.--The troops from
Strasbourg are ordered to occupy Up
per Alsace and capture Mulbausen,
Colmar, Belfort'aod other cities.
Thiers made a complete failure a' St
Petersburg.
Perparatioos to sbcll Parw are com
pie ted.
No disturbances have oceured in
Parir. ::r
Enormous quantities of arms arc
shipped from EnglUh ports.
Reports about Von Moltke's death
are discreditdt1.
Tours, Oct. G The battld near
Paris day before yesterday has beeo
proluctivc of important results. The
Prussians' nrerc defeated and forced to
r-'treat, and the position taken by th
French necessitated t' e evacuation of
Pethiviers by the enemy. The Prus
sians abandoned their rositioa with so
much precipitation, that many cattle
and a large amount of forage was lefi
behind, all of which fell into the hand."
of the French. Later advices from
Paris ttatc that there is much plunder
ing there.
All the bridges on Railways and
highways west ot Paris hae been min
ed, and are to be blown up as the Prui
sians advance.
the appointment ot Representatives to
tho State Legislature of Illiuois has
been made by the Governor and Sec
retary of State under tho new )eusu!.
It gives tbe total humber.of Represen
tative at 1CS Cook county has 15
Representative. :Vl
Last year, up to August, the Boston
beer and ale mamifactura'amounted to
12,703 barrels. " This year, ending also
in August, the amount foots op 28,313.
Tea brewers monopoliio this business,
which has increased more than 50 per
ccotMa a twelvemonth, 'y-y' I
SPECIAL JiO TICKS.
Office, No. Ot Front Strdet, J
PORTLAND i - oi V v i OKEQON.
! Special Collector .of Claims. : !
aj Utge' 'imount of -Cttr And EAST PORT
'LAND Property for Sale'. ' 1 "
Alflo, IMPKOVED FARMS, and Talu&ble un
cuUivKtadtANDS, located Ja all parU of
the State. -InvetinenU
In REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY, made fur correspondent. 1
CLAIMS of all descriptions, promptly collect
ed. ' r' ' "
ROUSES and STORKS leased: ;: ' '
All kinki of JFinanoia and General Agency
business transacted.
Parties having PA RM pROPERTV for sale
will please furnish descriptions of the same
to the AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in
each of the prindif al C1WS and TOWNS
pf giia STATE. 18-tf.
C 'Nti -A D VKR TI& KM EN TS. - j
4 4 QO ACRES 0F FARMING LAND
I lOl in'HN.lk county, two miles from
bullae, on tl.o road to FaVm. all under good
fence, repaired" tftf-paring 175 arrenow un
der cultivation. 25 acres of timothy meiidow
and well watered by eprings and welt; tVir-
dwelling houMeti ?td one good Urn n the
farm, and two goo I bearing orchard. Ltlon.
ing to this prairiu land is four timber lots, ore
lot of fir timber containing J10 acrei, situated
fife miles off, and is the nearest timbr to the
valley and very valuable for mils and building
purposes; 61 acres of oak timber two mile
dietant; 2(5 acres of oak timber two miles an''
29 acres of oak timber one mile dietant. There
Jraets of land together ranke one of tho best
frain and stock farms ia Polk county. Car
be divided advantageously iuto three or four
farms.
fTTerms, $14 per acre, to be sold together f r
casbiuhakdy Apply to
Iliisscll & Ferry,
REAL E S T A T E A G E N T S,
, PORTLAND. OREGON,
08-
D. M. C. OATLT,
Dallas, Oregon.
12-tt
For Sale.
AQCi ACRES 'OF LAND ON FALT
4ul' Creek, in Polk County, eijrht miler
from ' Dallas ; .".2 a res fenced, 1 0(1 acres ii
cultivation and .'50 acres in Timothy Meadow:
well adapted to stock raisiog. Price $7 per
acre. Inquire oi
KmKC-ll & Ferry, .
Portland, Oregon,
on-
1. 3f. C. GAUI.T.
Dal'as.
PICTURES WAIXERV.
riinE . ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
1 is Invited to the improved fHcilities which
1 have recently uiude to my apparatus, y
which I am able to take
Lv Pictures
AT
5 One Sitting!
Thus making the heretofore tk of getting
correct likenesses of C1IK1.DH1N a matttr
of sinall moment.
SO Gallery located on Main street Dallas,
W. II. CATTERLIN.
IJDallas, April 22. lf70. . 8;lm
W. CRAWFORD. T. B. JfEWUAX.
rifl.VEER m A.D STOVK STORE
Front Street, one Door South of
Post 01Sce;
Dal l ift - - - - - - - Oregon.
rpHF. UNDERSIGNED REO LEAVE TO
inform the cifitens of Dallas and vicinity
that they have replenished their tnek of tin
ware, and have now on hand a Urge assort
ment of
Conking,
Box and Parlor Stores,
Copper t
Jinm and -
Iron Ware
Of every description. Also a .large supply of
Sheet Iron,
....... Htne, -
Wfr. Ac
llfarfogf procBfcif the services of a first-class
workman we arc new constantly mminf)ctiir
ing all kinds of tin furnishings for, stoves and
for farmer use. Such a
S'tore Holler. Coffee unit Tea Potr,
Tea Kettlen, Milk ranst. Dippers,
(I.ard and flutter Cans.
And in fact, all articles of tinware nsnnlly
fiund in store an tinware stores, all of which
we offer for sale at prices that will jnstify pur
chasers to patronize us rather than Salem or
Portland shops. '
Special attention will be given toj
Job Work
Of all kinds. '
JLn connect oa with the stovo and tin store,
we will continue our
' I?I E XT H AU KKT, : " j
Where will 1 kept all kip.ds of seasonable
meats, Uvth FKKSlt and SALT.
In excUaue fwt goods in our line we will
take all kinds iff eoantry produce, such as
Butt r, Eggs, Chickens Flour, Bacon Ac.
We invite the public to call and' examine
our stock. CRAWFORD A NEWMAN.
Dallas, March 4, 1870. 1-tf
-"Crawford & Newman,
f Or THR : ' -i-yr-t
T10XEER TIN &ST0VE STORE
JJAVE A NEW AND SELECT STOCK
Japaued Ware, Porcelain Lined . Stew
Vota lor I rult, a Great Variety of
Gem Pans), Pressed Patties for Tarts,
Cooklttfr Spoons, lijrpr ileatert,HroH
Ing I'll tu res of Improved Pattern,
Rolling Plus, &c.i Ac.
'C: T in (TRAWFORD A NEWMA.:
Dallas, April 15; 1870. 7:tfs
;5.';; KOTICEV:V ?
Tll6SE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OP
W. C. Brown A Co. are requested to eome for
ward and settle their notes and accounts, as
the business of the late firm must be settled
without further delay.
W. C. BROWN A Co.
, Dallas, Ogn., August 24,,1870. 26-tf
NOTICE.
OTICE- IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
John T. Davis has been appointed Administra
tor ot the estate of D Shepherd deccajned ; all
persons having claims against said estate aro
requested to presont them to the Administrav
tor wjthn six mojiths from the da,to hereof.
JOHN T, DAVIS Administrator.
Dallas, Aug. ?2.;19?P, 26-4w
S
ALTCARMEN ISLAND AND LIV
ERPOOL Salt, in quantities to suit, at ;
COX EARHARrS Salem.
THE NEW FOOD;
I ..-':r;- f -wt' .aavt
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, iThich will rnako
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russe, Ac It Is tho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in tho world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children. ,
A Glorious Chanirc ! I
T1IK CltEAT WORLD'S TOWIQ,
Plantation Bitters.
This wonderful vegetable,
restorative is tlic shect-an- ;
chor of the feeble and tlctili '
tnicd. As a Ionic ::nd cordial
for the aged and languid, It
Im no equal anions stom
achics. As a r?taedy for thef
nervous weakness, to which
women are ospechtlly u? ,
Ject, it is superseding ct'erjr
other slinsulaut. 1st all Cli
inatcsf tropical, lctiipcrate
or frigid, it arts a fspcciflq
in every fijweies of dissyder
which iindcrmiitci ihefsodiljr
streii&th and breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale hj
all" Drngglsts.
.. f . 23-1y
CAPITAL aj- LIVERY
stableI
Iu rear of the Capital lltel Corner
SALEM, OltKGOJf. ;
HORSES AND CARRIAGES TOILET
( n reasonable terms. Special attention
paid to transient and boarding horses.' 1 .
BOOTH A PLAMOXDON, ' '
2 tf - Proprietors.
-1
IV II AT U Ol
VLL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED
to the underis?ncd most either punjrle
the CASH tr pivc their NOTE. Ia ease of a
failure to du either, there will, be business for
the legal fratcrcity.l k
. ; ; B. F. NICHOLS
July IP. , , SO -It"
l.e t iiot lr jud I r e u?u rp you r R casoia.
It is a fiiet that, in tho winds of many per
sons, prejudice exists naint.wh-at are called
patent medicines? but why should this prevtnt;
you resorting to an article thatts stieh n M
rav of testimony support it HOSTKT
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS? PhyUVusivc
scribe It ; vhy shoald you discard it ? Judges
us ally consider! ioh f taleut, haro ttsed and
do u it in their fjimiles : hy should you re
ject it? Let not jour pr judiee usurp your rea
son to the everlasting injury f yoar health. If
yu are tick, and rtu.iuto a medicine, try thcio
Lttttrs.
When the bodily energies are. worn out by
anxiety and need a stimulant, this is the bes
that can be taken. It is tempered and. modified
by hygicn'C herbs and rout, which prevent it
from fevering the blood ; and . heneo it does ttut
produce a mere temporary excitement, to U
followed' by, injurious reaction, but eo turn nni
catena permanent Potency to the eutir ,nital
organiraiton. Soine of its herbal oDsttaet
anj. slightly soporific, so 'hat in .? cases t whero
sleeplessness U one of tho, scconipaniroenta of
nervous disease,' a dose of SI taken toward bed
.tiK will tend to produce, quiet and refreshing
slumber. For Palpitation t tf heart, trcm.fr.
hysterics, fainting fits, general restlessness 'and,
the causeless fears and distrt ssimg and fanclerfc
to which ladies re espeeially.suljeet,undereer
taia morbid conditions of tniud and body pc-i
culiar to their sex; the Bitters will be found the
moat agreeable fcud ejtatx o( all cu.oter-frtt-ante.
j:--v vri' 'i :'xr?Vv it
The constitutionally nervous may . readily
Keep lUCir UluriUIIJ i nuinmn vuvvtw uj mii
daily use of this healthful vegetable tonie j and
those i who bare 'chattered their ' neryea'V. as
the phrase is, either by imprudent indnlgonea
or u4ue physical or intvlleeual labor, will find
in this vitalizing elixir a prompt rototlUri. .
ftotice.
1 HE TJNDteRSIGKED WILL MEET TjlR
Tax payers of Tulle oounty, Oregon, on Sa,ur-
day, the 1st day bt October, A. D. UXh at the
office. of the County,Clerk' of said eounty,audI
with the assistance of said Clerk, publicly ex
amine the assessment rolls ar.d correct allerrvts
that may occur iu said assessment. m a
Vm RinOEWAT,
.Dallas, Or , Sept. Ifilh; 18:o.' 29-S Aisessor.
y ELCH'S PREMI UM SALMpN--"REt X
f In market in kits or barrels.
For sale at COX A EAJUIART'S,