Oregon Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, January 07, 1871, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHIS 3T3 TOV7na:GounT?nE7o. DALLAS, SATURDAY, JAN. f IS70. Money XXar&ieU Latest New York Gold QaoUUoM....w.Mlll Legal Tenders ia Portland: Buying..... .......BO ( Selling. WHEAT 8Jo bush. OATS 40 '59 BARLEY 60 I ; FLOUR 5 5 50 bbL Skill 25 a $1 sr. CORN 1I1AL-43 to $4 Si bbL , BEANS $5 ft n bbL BACON Sides, 12 14e & lb. HAMS 14 lo lb. .BUTTER M a J7e T4 ft. EGGS 25e dea. BARD Balk, lOo; tins, 12 POTATOES From Wajron, SOe bbL APPLES Green, 50c bbL Dried, 4 5e lb. ; CHEESE New Oregon, 20 .25o 8fl. CHIHKENS-$2 50 do. T0RKEYS 75 fl each. PORE Dressed, fl cents. UNIONS 1 50 bushel. . it . The Oregon Herald has not om to heard for mro Guue week. , At N. A 1, D. Lees will be feand s large aad splendid lot of Diaries for 1871, aad ivory cheap. . ih r'' i"- i .?..:;.' Tbe Circuit Court adjourned on Thursday, after tbe transaction of a Tery small amoant ef .basiaess. The new Ministerial Officers of tbe Court performed their duties well,, and to tbe satisfaction of alL v'- ri Through the agency of W. IL Cattorlia and D. J. Holmes, be people of Dallas and vicini ty to be treated to a Ball oa the eveninf of Jan. 11th good taueie, and a pleadid sapper sure on the progrmme. Ererybol la Invited to come or send somebody. We pmbllsb teday the advertisement of J. D Carey, agent for the United States Mutual Coaspawy of Sew York. ' This offers a good opportunity Jo all who wish to invest in some thing that will certainly be benefieiaL The gentlemanly agent, Mr. C-, will, vltb plsasure, giro all desired information, i W. l- Mr. Wm. Clinghan of this place, killed on last Thursday morning, a porker twenty months old, which weighed; 419 lbs net weight. It was AcurioaitT in its war. bavins seven, distinct ars; four oa one side, and three oa tbe other. It was butchered in the morning, -and hang up la the yard all day where it was risisd by a large number of persons. New Years dinner. Our friend Hobart and bis amiable lady, never forget their friends. Oa New Tears day, we bad the pleasure of partaking. la company with aa agreeable assembly of ladies and gentlemen, of a splendid dlaaer at tbe residence of Mr.H All enjoyed themselves, and we dull long remember the ocsasion, with t j ngi of gratitude. Wo have j ust received, through the express, a aet of moss agato sleeve buttons, of superior (quality. We prise them, highly, hoping wa may some day ascertain the name of the donor, so that wo may have an opportunity of reciprocat ing the favor. We hereby acknowledge the receipt of tho jewels, and leader oar most ala. eere and happy thanks. On Sunday last, about noon, aa alarm of fire was sounded. Tho fire proved to bo la tbe arood-sbed attached to the parsonage of the 21. E. Church. Tho family of the occupant, Iter. D. L, Spaldiag, was absent tbe previous night, and bad been home bat a short time. The work was eappeaed to bo that of aa ineen diary, as there was no chaoca for the fire to get into tb woodpile, unless placed there. No damage was done further than the burning of st few sticks of fire wood. We call attention to tbe weather record for 1870, furnished asby Mr. T. Pearee, of Eola, In this , county. By referring to tho Report for 1869, wo find tbo coldest weather In December of that year was on tbe";21st, being 24. Tho wannest on the 12th, 46. In December, 1870, we find the lowest temperature on tbo 22nd, 20. The highest on tho 29tb and 3tb, 50. Mean temperature for December 1869, S70 Mean temperature for December 1870, &, showing four degrees mora of frost la December 1870 than In tbe same month of 1869. - We were shown to-day the papers, Issued from bead quarters at Washington, passing Cres over ih general stage, boat and railroad lines Croat this place to New York City and tack, our esteemed friend and townsman L. A. Tiobb, for: tbo purpose of' receiving from tba Government, free of charge, an Artificial, leg, ia place of one lost by him while fighting In jtbo Sooth to maintain and : perpetuate that Government, whllh has given us tho' proud name of American and eltUens of the United 6tates, May be have a safe and pleasant jour ccy, receive tbe best limb over manufactured, and return safely to enjoy the society of his Unmerou friends. : On Monday nlghV Proft Hennann enter tained a large crowd Pby! IlalL After per forming a number of slippery hand tricks, be tmMnonated the Hon. MUs JHack, , in ner speech on Women's Rights. We bad witnessed this twice before, yet the piece was acted so admirably, that. In pit of the presence of a iarge company of ladles..we, In common with all present, Indulged is many a foll-breastcd laugh. He next appeared in a speech, calculated mm a burlesque on a certain Judge, who mado a epeech at the Court House, act. loag since, oa the future of Oregon. The performance wound p with the Inimitable play, dhe African Mgl elan. Believing Uiat a person may " Isph and gro phat," we advise all who think the same, J? visit Pro& XL whenever opportoalty ofer. 7elcrap!ilc Summary. JIordsaus, Decv 31. Gen. FiJ hcrbc, coaicanding the Array of the North, is again in motion. ; The Pans sitoa rt Created, before the French ad 'TanccsV'; 4- -? It a reported the Prussian . cavalry have become almost useless since the recent snow and frost. In consequence of the severe weather and difficulty of keeping communication open, the Pros sians around Paris have been re-served in their movements. ViRSAiLLis, Dec: 27.- Everything is ready for a bombardment on a terrific scale simultaneously, in a circle around the devoted city. All officers have gone to the front and the artillery com menced firing upon the French posts. Madrid, Dec. 31. Gen. IMm died this morning at one o'clock. All enga ed in his assassination escaped. The eath of Prim produced a profound sensation of grief all over Spain. J The Republican militia battalions of Madrid near'jr all surrendered their arms, by order of the Government of Madrid., - '' - - r Rome, Dee. 31- Victor Emanuel has entered the city. i ; ,j mi Versailles, Jan. 3 It is reported that the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg was dismissed summarily from his com mand by Moltke, for oot keeping the French at a respectful distance. ' j ; . . The Seine river: is frozen sufficiently to bear men- and gun.y- -' - LoNDOir, Jan. 3. A special corres pondent of, the Tribune, at Paris, sends letters and papers of the 31st ult. He says coal cannot be bought, as it has all been used for casting cannon, and by railroa0 ;nd mills. . Wood is nearly ail gone. ' Trees of the Bois of Bouloffoe and the Boulevards are now being "cut Children : are dyiog for want of milk. The total number of deaths for each of the last 2; weeks was 2,700. Bread is plentiful and U not rationed, and it is expected to last to the end of February . The Prussians thr ew shells . further, their gnns being of longer range than those of the Freneh. T - Cuicaoo, Jan. 3.The'.:"u'trftars Washington special states, in a dispatch to the State Department; that Minister Washburn exressed the opinion that the surrender of Paris will not tertni nate the war. The French have at no stage o(l the struggle evinced greater determination. He thinks they will not submit so long as they have any men or money left. The Elxteur Libre, of the 31st of Dec, demands more ener getic military measures, and makes in cessent attacks on the Provisional Gov ertment, and quotes Payi as saying the authorities show a sluggishness and hesitation;-.'" r,Z'ii'i' London, Jan 2. There was fighting on the 1st near the Swiss frontier. 400 French retreated into Switzerland, and were d warmed. There was a severe en gagement on the 1st at Delle. Partic ulars unknown. There are vague rumors at Lille of a battle on the 21, between the towns of Brisgny.aod Bapaumw, with heavy loss es on both sides. The Prussians were defeated along the whole Hoe. Pans - advices show that intense excitement prevails among the popula tion, who demand to make a grand sor tie. A number of mayors of the city have called upon Trochu, insisting that he will accede to thei r desire. Bordeaux, Jan. 4. It is officially announced that .Faidherbe sends the following dispatch, nnder -date of , the 3d i The battle near Basaantue, yester day, lasted from 8 in the morning till G in the evening. I have driven the Prussians from all their positions and the villages held by them. The ene my's losses are numerous; pari axe seri ous. . ::v. -,, ;"v" y London, Jan. 4 Arxa lens made an enthusiastic entry into Mardid on Monday," proceeded to the Chambers, and took the oath. The enthusiasm is universal. ' ":. Y; ; '-'Y. Madrid, Jan. 3. The King con sults llusas, Garrano,' Uiveroand la zago on the fromation of a Constitution al Ministry. ".tnss ' London, Jan. 4. Austria : sends Szurin to the Conference. : ; ' "i t: If yoa fel doH, rowtMeiilld, aire frvqaaat vea4aeae, month taitel bad!, poor appetite aaS tonftte eoatedjoa are aSerlag from Torpid Lirer or u BilTootoea," and oot hi (if wilt eare yon ee peedtl; and perraa aatly v4 ittu Piee' Ali 9B of JOoMea Ifodieal DliedVtry. aItatsoenrt tbewortt'lia forlag Coagbs, at the eaiat'Uaie atreagtheatag aod parlfring tbe wnole tyttem. Bemeitber tbat Dr. Pleree'a privaU U. 8. Oo rent meat. Keveaae stamp tmtm jipoa ft bit portrait, aam, aad addreM, Mspon ererj bottle of ue Qeaalae. , Si by d?sgUta , r y. 3''PlaIn;; Tmtlifl.: ii': firtitol'a Samparl3a aad Pfllaeare ' terofaloist' Had eld sores. Briatel's SarsapartUa aad Pills eare tumors and " ulcers.1' -Y'Y.-Y.' Bristol's Seisrparllla and Pllis cures eaneeroas diseases. . -' Brlstors 8arsaparilU aad Pilll ' eare all ; sklo dis eases. ' : 't: Bristol's SerseparilleaAd Pills, eare abeesses. Bristol's Sarsaparilla aad Pills cure bad blood .:! andaOaors.',f;J ' U. wV" Y.iVJMil; " A FEAQEiknT 00SHB?I0,t To preserre the soft, elar eolor 0f .the skin eren to aa iadraaeed age, take of the genuine If csbay LasMAv's FtoatDA !WaTaa one part, of pare water three part mix, and bath the faee, seek aad arms are or six times a day. -ejy-To prevent disappointment, buyers should always ask for the Florida Water pre MMI bv the sola breorletort Laaman - If j Kemp,' w 7o& Otntc Items. City cured , Bacon and Hams are plentiful, selling V low rates. Oregon meats have a preference, even at en hanced rates. Sales' Have' been 'made of 5,000 lbs Oregon bacon for Utah, at 17c. We quote Cal. city-cured hams at I213c ; do Bacon 14J15 , do lard, l"li12ic; Oregon lard in wood 1314. v The railroad track, on .Wednesday, had been laid to a point for miles south of Albany. The passenger depot will soon be in readiness for occupancy. To the'Ladiee, Those wanting sewing done, can be accommo dated by calling on Mrs. L. A. Bobb. Charges reasonable. Why will Men Die, A ND LEAVE TIlfEIR FAMILIES DE8 2. titute, when $6 seeares $2,500, and $10 secures $5,000 in the United States Mutual Benefit Company, of New York. Send for a pamphlet, or eall vpoo J. D. Carey, Agent for Oregon, and obtain fall Infor mation. ri ,; . . i' ' ,,- ' 44-3m ' Dallas, Polk Co., Orsgoa. ; FLORAL GUIDE For i871V,:' ,l Tax First Edition, or, osb IIvvdrxd asd Fiftt TaousaKoeopIeof Vlek'a Illustrated Catalogue of Heeds and Floral ulde, is published aad ready to send out 1 00 pages, and an Eagraviag of almost every desirable Flower aad Vegetable. . It is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper, illustrated ; with Three Uandred fine Wood Engravings aad Two beaatifal..; . . , .;';. . COLORED PLATES. The, most beautifal and the most iastraetlve Floral ' Gaide published, i A CEQMAN EDITION published, io all other respects similar to the English. 8ent free - to all my eustomers of ; I370, as rapidly, aa pwasible, witheat appUeatloa. Seat to all others who order them fr Tea Cents, which is aot half the eost. Address . - ' . ' JAI1CM VI CK, U ? : . Jleehseter T. - For Sale. TEN ACRES OF LAND, with good lloase aad Barn, all eneed end under good lot" provement,' situated la the' Town of Dallas, Polk County, an extraordinary opportunity. For particulars io quire of the Editor of Ks , A Hare Ch.-ancc. ; ; I Wilt sell, ety Farm, situate about 4 miles south of Dallas, ea the Corvaitis Road, eoasisting ef 4 SO acres. 320 acres esder fence, 250 aeres of the riebest valley land, good tim ber ' and water, all of which I will sri! for f,l00 Drary Davis. 431 T The Vletorla, er Ladles' Oem Is the great invention , long .and . earneitly wished f r by your sex. i We desire smart ,aads energeti lady agents to iotrodoee oar popular and justly celebrated article ia every Village, Town and City la the World. It is highly approved of, endorsed and adopted by all ladies of tate and refinement, and is bow A GREAT FAVORITE WITH THEM. It U what every lady has wished for, gives perfect . pnCGDOW OF ACTIOlf, AMD rnEVEBTTi CATCHING COLD AT A CUITIC AL PKOIOD. Endorsed aad recommended by all eminent PUY8IC1ANM aad DlVIMv. f Every Lady ? ABSOLUTELY u uEauinti and will purchase ! ONE at sight. The merlu are apparent at a GLANCE. Druggists, Milliners, Dressmakers, ahd those who keep Fancy Stores will find our excellent Inveetioc gives perfect satisfaetioa, and sells very rapidly, aod 'netting eaormoas profits to agents and dealers. Town aod country rights given free to all who desire engaging la an honorable, respectable aad profitable business, aad at the same time doing good to these of fering companions in life. Samples $2, seat free by mail r oa receipt of price. Send for wholesale circulars. : Y r Address,"'1' '' Victoria Maxcracrcaiaa Co., dJ-dav 17 Park Place, New York. C O. SILVER & CO., : --- W Ee. 1SS, tlrst 8treW POItTLAND, - - . OREGON. Wholesale and Retail Dealers la DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, LADIE8 r;DB OJW): v;. BOOTS & SHOES, IIAT3 CAPO, Groceries & Provisions. Highest Cash Prion, paid for all kinds of h Cotxiitry Irocliice3. l.-tr'tt :-- , -r s.wff xtu v s - Tbe Five Dollar Sewing afachine purchased by me, January, 1865, from the Family Sewing Machine Company, Nassau-Rtreet, N. Y., has been la almost constant ne ever since. It has not been oat of order once. ' -Has cost nothing for repairs, and, I find It, simple aod reliable in operation; and always ready to sew. Those friends of nine who so thorn with th aew Improvements are very mucn pleased. The one I av I w.U parrWUB. MRS. ANN W. CUTHBURT, I si 428 West Sfithtreei New torkf AceomBlodailonB. i -' 1" T I AH persons vlaltlng Dallas will And a good bed on which to rest and get a number boo meal of victuals, by calling on S. C. Stiles. No paint will he spared to niake you eomfortable. Tired or hungry, go to Samuel C. Stiles' and yon Will fat jimtmnj,i worth and more; i n I $ I i I ri .tui iTun h,ft: l iJCtlml-tn ouf i ehaneable ,Uinatfl, eongbs, colds, and lung diseases will always prevail Consumption will claim "its vletims. These diseases, If taken la time, eaa be arrested i and eared. The remedy is Dr, Wittor't JiaUam of WlidChtrry. NEW AD VEB T1SEMEN T&. Will IkJl BJLTIDSOIV, Office, No. Of Front street, PORTLAND - . . OREGON. Real Estate JDeaJer. Special Collector of Claims. A' large ; amoant of CITT and EAST PORT ; XAND Property for 8ale. , Also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated ILANDS, located In all parts of the State. , Investments in REAL ESTATE and other PROPERTY, made for correspondents. CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly collect" ed. HOUSES and STORES leased. All kinks of Financial and General Agency business transacted. Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale ' will please furnish descriptions of the same to the AGENTS OP THIS OFFICE, in each o! the prindif al CITIES and 'TOWNS of this STATE. 18-tf. Agents "W" a, nted : In all parts of the United Stater, to sell L. V. DEFOREST & CO.'S ALUL1UJUL1 GOLD JEWELRY! Agents are making $200 to $300 per week selUng the Aluminum Jewelry. Tbe best iinl tation of gold ever introduced. It has the ex act color, which it always retains, and stands the test of tbe strongest acids. No one can tel it from gold only by weight the Aluminum Gold being about 140 lighter. L.V. DaroResT A Co. arf selling their goods at i-10 the price gold jewelry Is sold for, and on most liberal terms to agents 1-4 cash, balance In 3 It, 69 and 90 days. We send persons wishing to act as agents, a full and complete assortment of goods, consisting of Seals, Bracelet, Lockets, Ladfes and dent's Chains. Pins, Ringr, Sleeve Battons, Studs, 4c, for $100 $25 to be paid when the goods are received, the other$7& in 30,60 aad 90 days. Parties wUbing to order goods and aet as agents will address, - - L. DEFOREST CO., 41 Broadway, N. T. $3 WATCH! $3 WATCH! . TrZ OREAT EUROPEAJI EUREK1 ALL0MI1M GOLD UATCH COMPANY L. V. DEFOREST & CO , Jewelers, 4 Broadway, I IT. Sole Afeuta for the U. And have authorised them to sell their grea c a k a a Alix'm is v u G old Warcass fur Tunica DouLaaa, aad to warrant each aad every one to keepeerreet time fur oae year. This Watch we guarantee to be the best aad cheapest time keeper that la now in ase In any part Of the globe. The works are ia doable cases, Ladies aad dent's sise, aad are beautifully ebased. The eases are made ef the metal now so widely known in Europe as Allan iauca Gold. It has the m4 color of Gutd, which it iyt ret at It will stand the teat of the strongest acids ; no one eaa tall it from - O old only by weight, tbe Aluminum Uold being 1.10 lighter. Tbe works are made by machinery, saaieas-the well-known Amerieaa Watch. The Alumiaum is a cheap metal, hence we eaa afiord to sell the AT etch for $3 aad make a amall profit. We pack the Watch safely la a small box and send it by mail to aay part of the IT. 8. oa receipt of $3 SO, iftv cents tor packing aad postage. Address all orders ia L.T. DE70UEST ft CO, f 0 ft 43 B'dway, . ; Si -3m Tbe Great Family Medicine. TAKEN INTERNALLY, It earct sodden Colda, Coughs, Ac, and Weak Stomach, eoral Dibility, Narting . 8T Mouth, Canker. Llrer Complaint, Dyspasia or ladif estion, Cramp or Pain io th Stomach, Bel Complaint, Painters Colic, Asiatie Chol era, Dlarrhcea and Dysentery. APPLIED EXTERNALLY, Caras Felons. Boils, and Old Sores, Berera Barns, Scalds, Cats, Brnlsesand Sprains, Swell, tag of the Joints, King-Worm and Tetter, Broken Breats,f Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, Pain ia the Face. Neuralgia and Khenmatlsmv It is a sure remedy for Ague, Chills aad Ferer. PAINKILLER, Taken internally, should be adulterated with milk or water, or made into a syrup with mo lasses. For a Cough a few drops on sugar, eaten, will be more effective than anything ls. S printed directions, which accompany each bottle. Sold by Druggists. ' Spread the Troth. '''Some medical men Insist that it is undignified tq advertise a remedy, however ratable it may hi: TJiieer reasoning this. It is like saying tbat an article which the world needs should be hid jnjl corner that benefits and blessings mny be too widely disuffaed that the means of pro tecting and restoring health should bo a close monopoly and not accessable to all. The ar gument is bad. It is wont than that; It Is inhuman. Snppose Hotetters Stomach Bitters - .a a o nte spocifie for ljspeps'a bl lusnes and debilttyhad never been known beyond tba repertoire of the faculty, what would bar", been the cdnSepueocef Instead of curing and invlgorati g millions tba good affects of the 5 preparation would have been confined to a comparative few. There is the highest author. Ity for saying that light shoulu not be hid under k bushel tbat whatever is excellent should be placed al a city on a -bill, fwhere all men 6 in take vegnlianoa of it. It is upon this principle that the Bitters bare been advestised and-eea tinsa to be advertised in evsri : newspaper 4l anv nrominenca la the weetarn hemisphere, and that the spontaneons testimonials io its favor 4 bava been translated into alt written languages. Thonsads enjoy perfect health to -day who woold be langushing on bads of sickness if the newspapers had Hot epread tke tmthMeith refnrd to thie uuequaled invtgorant and corrective far aid wide Suppose profit been reaped i-ota thti publicity. Is thai any argument against it 1 it the pobllo health has teen protected if livel have been saved t if the feeble have been strengthened and the sick restored, great goad ha fca aceompliehed and who so mean as te grudfta ts eaertions that directed their fair reward? 'g40W70 new advertisements: 17AG0H AU0 CAHRIAQE GUOP', Main Street, Hal las. Seeowd door north of the prog 8 tore. The undersigned wishes to inform the Pablle that he is prepared to do any kind of work' fa bis line on the shortest notice, and In tbe best style. Thankful to his oki eustomers and friends for . former patronage, he respectfully solicits a continuance of the"same. ' " ' 3-tf 8. T. GARRISON, i $5 $5 IMPUOVED FAMILY SBWIN0J3IACIM1VE. $12 50 clear profit per day, $75 00 per week. $300 per month made CAST by any Ladt or Ukmtleman introducing this Obuike and Om ental. Old Favoritb. With its many new and practical addition, making the most complete comlmalitm of Valuable and utrful improve' met ever effected in any one machine. Tbe embodiment ef extreme simplicity, efficiency and utility, entirely different in mdtl and deeign from any low priced machine. It la the most eerviceable, elegant and reliable Familt Skwiso Machimb ever invented, gives perfect satisfaction wherever introduced, lias receiv ed Pkkmicm8 Stood the test of 19 years, and is fully approved of hy ceerf family who have them In use. Is noheleet, makes tbe strong and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch with wonderful rapidity and CERTAIHTr. 8eet i anyiiniig needle WHX GO THiiot'a, from tbe Jinemt o the tkickeet fabric, firm and meat, with aae. Uses all kinds of silk or thread direct from thef"M; is improved with new telf acting feat, spring tenntoH, $elf guidcr, and uses the adjustable STRAIGHT 5EEDLK, perpendicular motto, with powerful lever action, Pueeesses ALL the good duatitieeot ththeet' hiyk priced nmchmce con densed, without their mplicatiom or FAULT. Sample! of ecwimg SENT FBEK, on receipt of stamp. For certificate; etc., see descriptive pamphlets, mailed free. A thorough practical sewing machine for family use. M Tribune" A very strong and reliable machine, at a low price. u Statuiard. . This beautiful sewing machine is one of the most Ingenious pieces of mechanism ever invented.' Democrat," Ga Worth many times its eost t any family. N. Y. Weekly." It is iUe a pew machine with its many late Improvements, and sews with astonishing ease, rapidity and neatness. Jtepubtiean, N. Y. Single machines, as earn ' plee, selected with care, ron familt rse, with tveryihlng complete, sent to any part of the country per express, packed " is etrong wooden box, free, on receipt of price, $5 00. Safe de livery of goods guaranteed. Forward cash bv aCOISTKRKO LETTER, OT P. O. MOHKT ORDER.' at our ritk. -. Agents- wanted, male or female, everywhere. New pamphlets, containing extra liberal inducements, sent free, ' : Address Familt Sewixa Macbire Co OfBce 80 Nassad Street. New York. 34-ly , JUcooeb. ' . ' Mcbww. GEH SAIsOIKV, MAIM STREET, INDEPENDENCE. tflNE WINES, LIQUORS AND FEOARS P m.ntwu la futtamneu on abart notiae. This establishment does not dispease tangle-1 toot or anyumg oi mat cnaracter, r ? Sr Call al tbe Gcaa. tfe HEDGES A MEK WIN. S4 dm. : ; .'.?. - v . at. caawroBD. j r. a. sawn ax. STOVE ITOEE, PIOSEER TiS Front Teat, one Door South of Post 0Sce; V Dallaa - . . - - Oregon. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO ittforu the eitiseas ef Dallas aad vicinity i tbat they bava replealsned their stock of tin ware, aad bava now oa band alarge assort- meat f . , 1 . , f Cooking, ' . Box and Parlor Sorts, " Tinieare, Cvpper, ,: ' Brtm end i " iron Ware Of every deicrlptien. Also a Jlsrge supply of Sheet Iran Zlnev ";; TIre,e. pTftrlng Tocrrred tbe services of a first-class workman we are now cmetaatty manufactur ing all kinds of tin furnishings for stoves and for farmers nee. Saeb eX 1 fttovc Roilera. Coffee and "Tea Pots, Tea Ketllea, ff ItSc taaa. rHyaera, (Lard and Baiter Cans. And In fact, ! all articles of tinware usually found in store an tinware stores, all of which we offer for sale at prices that will justify pur chasers to patroalse as rather than Salem or Portland shops. - Special attention will bjt given toj f , Job : Work I Of an kinds. ! Ia connection with the store and tin store, w will continue our ' Meat hi arket, Where will be kept all kinds of seasonable meats, both FRESH and SALT. Ia axchanga for goods la our Una wa will take all kinds of country produce, such as ButUr, Egffi. Chloke&a, Flour, Bacon, &6. We Invite the public to eall and examine our stock. j CRAWFORD 4 NEWMAN. . Dallas, March 4, 1870. i 1-tf GREAT EXCITEMENT ! Paris to be Bombarded ! DT, rNOTWITHSTANDINO, THERE will be found, at LAUQIIERY & COL LINS' the best assortment of. Family Grocer- ies ever offered to the public, which can be had by all ' who love good things to eat Onr terms; are easy,, and Oar motto, "Small profits, and quick sales." Remember,' Main Street, Dallas, at Brown's old Store Room. I . w S3-lf fcAUGHERY A COLLINS. dome Shut tie Sc wing s ITIa : ' chine l : Great Reduction In Prices J THE ABOVE CELEBRATED FAVOR It machine is now- offered e the public at the redoeed yrfce 1 of TWENTY DOL LARS, and will be kept constanMy oa bead add far sale at tho rooms of , $ . . - ;.;:IIarrliard'e&ii Powers, No m, First Street, Portland, Oreyon. II. H. MORRIIX, 53-tf Traveling A jea NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.:, THE IIEW, FOOD. i l ,ll ' "111 ' III. Illll'l in A "xV ij ik 'H':'' K - Si - I j, For a few ccate yoa can '-liay.. of your Grocer or; Druggist , a package of SEA HOSS FABINE, made from pure Irisli SIoss, or Carrageen, ivhich' Will r mako sixteen quarts of Blanc Hange,' and a like quantity of Pud- dings. CnstardSy Creams, Char lotto Kusse, Ac. It ;is tho cheapest healtniest, . an d most: delicious food , in the world. ; It" makes a splendid Issert, and has no equal as a ' Hgnt f and J delicate food for Invalids ahdr Children. A Glorious Change. 1 1 miK CHEAT "WORLD'S WHIG . Plantation Bitters. " iThis Wowderltil Ttffetnlile restorative Is j Hie lject-an cliorof Uc feeble nml dclsi.ll tated. As a tonic nn4 cordial for the oged ami lunguit!,, it ha no equal among stccn achlcs. A a remedy. for Hie nervous. AveaX&ness to which women arc -especially stab Ject4 it i is isnpersedins every other stimulant In nil Cli raates, tropical, temperate, or frigid, ft acts ni n spcclfle in every species of dNorder which undermtnes the odi!y strenisth and breaks dowutfc animal spirits. For sale r by all Oraffslsts. 'Z -;V n HO YOU UNDEElTAJ3D ? iii. ALL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED to the undersigned "must' either punjfle tbe CASH or glra tLuir NOTE. rain ease of a faEure U dekher, thara will, ba business for the leral fraterBity. t .. Y Bl F. NICHOLS. Jaly 1. tTt-s'!'-'-- The Clicapest : Stprc t In POLK CODNTYr THE ELLEfl DAL E STOli E, It 1-2 Milt West of Dallaa, HAS BEEN FILLED SviTn TI1B largest and best stock of goods 4vef brought into Polk County. Which we propose to sell l.iltVER than any other store in the county, for CASH or PRODUCE, for which we will pay iba highest market price. ' ,-.:i.??9f:.i;,.-.-..1. Our stock consists of every leseriptien it goods generally kept in first class country stores. v.' , rt.jl. Also constantly on band a large assortment1 of . . , . ... :. r: -v,',-.; ..''3 "4! Hard-Timesi Made In the EUendale JliUs, wbiob era erilU aell very cheap, j 'Ct ' Ellendale, July 9, 1870. ? ! V9At 'Craivlbrd l.iVcwMafi PI0MERT1N &Sf OVE HAVE A NEW? AND SELECT . STOCK Japaned"Ware, Poreelaln ? sLIned Stew Pota lor I rult; CSreai Vsirtety.l Gcsa Pajiv Pressed, Pattlea for Tarts ' Cooking Spoons,1 12gff Ileatera, Broil ing PUturca of Impiwed Pattern; Rolling Plus, &cM.&c . w " 1 1 lf CRAWFORD' A NEWMAN, y 'Dallas, April 15, 1870. ' 't a U T:tf4 . .... . f ! iICTIlE 'OALlEUI , ,,, . 4 TnE ATTENTION OF TnO PUBLIC is invited to .the improved facS&ties which; I have recently made to coy appatataa, by4 which lam aMa 4o take -u: . ,( iiv 'IPictusrep ' Tans makrag t!he teretofwa tefOc "getting correct likenesses of CIIU..DUEN a matter of small moment. , .- r -V; fflEr-Gallery located on Mala, street Dallaa, . ' Wtt, CATIERLIN. -. Dallas, April 22, 1870. fclsi