Oregon Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, February 25, 1871, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTOVH & COUNTY HEWS. Telegraphic Summary. . .: Washington, Feb. 6. Should tho STATE ITEEIS. SPECIAL NOTICES. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NE W A D VEti T1SEMEN T8. DALLAS, SATURDAY FEB. 25, 1871. Motiey Market Xatest Ncw York Gold Quotations Ill , Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying 90 Selling. ....... ..91 , Dallas Produce and Commtssiou Market Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. - WHEAT-$l bustu1 OATS 40 45 " BARLEY 75 FLOUR $i 50 $S bbl. 44 Sks$l 37 $1 50. CORN MEAL 4c. B. .BEANS 5c f& lb. , BACON Sides, 12J 18c lb. " Shoulders. 8c. to 10c. lb. JIAMS 14 16e lb. PORK Dressed,- 6 cents. " Pickled, 8c. to 10c. lb. TJ UTTER Firkins 20 '25c tt. ' " Rolls. 35 to37i tb. EGGS 18o $ do. LAUD Bulk,. 10c ; tins, 12J 'POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 p bushel. ONIONS $150 bushel : APPLES Green, 50c bhl. " " '. Dried, 5 6c lb. CHEESE New Oreson, 20 25c lb. CHtOKENS-2 50 $3 dot. TURKEYS T5 $1 each. DRIED PLUMS 16J p lb. Wood Wanted. Those indebted to the Oregon Republican rwill confer a favor by furnishing us some wood, which will be as good as cash to us. Mr. T. B. Newman has a lot of fine wire corn poppers for sale cheap at his tin shop. Owing to high water between here and Portland the mails from the latter place did not reach us on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. William Farley will open a Writing School in the Academy Building, commencing on Tuesday evening, the 28th inst. The past week has been the most unpleasant of the season. Rain, snow, sleet and hail hare been showered upon us in abundance. Dr. M.D. Merrick, State Lecturer, will speak on the subject of Temperanee on Sunday even ing, the 26th int., at the M. E. Church! Thanks. We are under obligations to Sena tors Corbett and Williams for valuable congres sional documents, and to Mr. William Howe, of Dallas, for important statistical publications ilr. William Brown, well known to the citi zens of Dallas and vicinity as a thorough business man. is opening a grocery and provi sion store in the stand formerly occupied by Laugbery 4 Collinj on Main Street. Hotel. The Eagle Hotel, Dallas, has been Te-Stted, and will be opened for business on Monday the 27th InsLMr. F. M. Collins, the gentlemanly proprietor, will be in attendance at all hours, and we hardly need add that, un- der the supervision Mrs. C, the rooms will be, kept in prime condition, and the table J alwajs tempting. We were shown, a few days ago, a letter written bj a party in. New York, and directed to one of our most reliable citizens, ofTering to furnish counterfeits of U. S. Bonds and car Mnfv.for & verv small per cent, of their face. - " --- - ' ... i become ouite common, and it Is a creat pity that some means cannot be adopUd to put a stop to such swindling. Entertainment. The entertainment of tbe Dallas Literary Society on Wednesday even- ing last was an entire success tt far exceeded ,the predictions of theost sanguine. The ad- dresses were applicable and well delivered, The laMeaux were excellent and well selected, sentiment of the community when we say, they could nt be excelled by any amateur perform anceinthe State. vLiie tLe bociety did not aim to ingraft anything like a theatrical spirit -to the exercwes, yet it verged cios enoagn w that to give it zest to those who enjoy perform- ances of that nature, and at the same time not rouse a prejudice ic the minds of those who Are opposed to that class of exercises. The cene from the tragedy of "Ion" was well played, though it did not seem to coincide with the tastes of the greater portion f the audi- of the Evening," the Wee. . The " Comedy Surprise," and pieces of that nature seemed to accord with the tastes of the compan v, and elicited evidence of appreciation from all pre sent. Tb music, both vocal'and instrumental, was certain! excellent; the songs were well sang, and at the close of one of the best, we, in common with the "bells," felt like still keeninir no the "rinerinr for 8airah. for 8airah," until we could again bring her to the front Taken as a whole, we think it was an occasion which will long be remembered by the citizens of Dallas. Be Wise To-day, 'Tis madness to neg lect a cough or cold. Consumption may follow and though Dr. Witar$ lialmm of Wild Cher- ry cure the latter disease, yet toe foroier alsap- pear at once unaer ne lenuence. PI MP1.ES, blotches, and roughness of the skin ge'nerol ly arise from ' depraved or vitiated humors. Bistol's Sarsapa ailla is the best of all known purifiers of the blood and humors. This failing detergent neu tralizes the poison, aud ocoafional doses of Bristol's Sugar coatee Pills, taken at same time purge out the unhealthy secretions, insuring A smooth, white soft skin. Yen, Every wljerc ! la ber bath-room, in her drswing-rooxa, her ;loudoir, in her carriage, atthe bailor opera, on the promenade, everywhere, a lady requires as the extreme of refined enjoyment and fashion, able luxury the fragrant aroma of the genuine Mvhray khksuKs'i Flouidk Water. J&dAa there re wortbiass counterfeits always .ask for ihe Florida Water prepared by the pro prietors Lacmaa 4 Kcrop, Jf, y. Senate put an amendment to the bill re pealing the Uhorpending swindle, which will necessitate its being sent to the House Mr. Dawes wilt make some se vere disclosure which he held back in his former speech, and which will be very damaging to certain high officials. A motion to suspend the rules for the purpose of taking up the bill to relieve the Kansas Ceutral Branch of U. P. It. from the Committee on Public Lands, and place it at once on the speaker's ta ble was bcuttu iu the lluuso to day by a large vote Immediately thereafter Ma) nurd of Term, moved to suspend the ru'es for the purpose of taking from the speaker's table the Transcontinen tal Kail road bill and refering it to the Committeeon P. II., with authority to report at any time after the 15th of this mouth, when the rules were suspended and the motion earned bv a vote of 149 to Gl. Inis Virtually secures the passage of the bill. Washington, Feb. 8. --The question of this Government appointing a Com- mission to audit the Alabama Claims ' ,rn ;ano a.i a it was again discussed, without final! act- ; k ',' i7 i i . ion, by the senate foreign Relations f,.m i fiL Lorn urn tee at their meeting to day. The .i,;.,.,ntc ii . i claimants very generally appear to be in fnVn r,r t.;. lr.,7..-... u- u mi tavor ot this course, or one which will permit them to make a direct settlement with Great Britain. The Senate passed the House joint resolution repealing the Act ;of Julj by which the Post office Department was about to pav the notorious Chompim a mail coutract claim for nearly $500,- uuu. iae view wnicn was taken ot this i . i ..I ciaini was similar to that expreied in lM uvuac. iur. x ruuiom. animaavcnei Sheriff Palmer took to the Ioaaue A quite severely upou tlw course of the vlum. Mr. Geo. Irvin who had been lostmaster General in the premises. ana wniio sreaicing retused to heed & or o vigorous i puns at bis coat-tail. made by that discomfited official, who was uu iiic ocudie UOOI. New, York. Feb. G-4 p. m.-In grain there is rather more steadiness in ship ping qualities of wheat, with less offer ing and a fair speculative and moderate shippiug demand; miller are buying sparingly ; at the close the market is firm, but quiet; $180 f.r white Cal. ; $1 70 lor white Mich. ; $1 80 for white Geuessee. Barley is inactive; Barl.y malt is dull and prices uncertain. Moo ey is easy at 400 per t ent. Exchange quiet aud firm at 109I01)J. Gold weaker ; this afternoon decliued to 11 1 i and afterwards recovered, closing at 112 Governments closed quiet and su-adv : Pac.ucs, limui. Stock dull aud stesdy. ISor-Jeau-, lvi. 1. In the iNationat Assembly to dav President G rev y read a letter from Theirs introducing his ap pearance with new M misters iu the As- setubly on Sunday. Itoclfort protested agninst the dis play of military force arouud ihe cham ber. Durinix the discussion on the declara tion by M. Keller in Committee, yes terday, Uens. Lbanry and liillette each ueciarea mat an onensive war couiu ue f i . . . i SUCCCCSIUiy proecurea. Ihe number Ot Deputies IU attend- an ce to uay execeutu ouu. London, reb. 18. Lord Lyons tele graphs t0 the V ar Department that the prench Assembly having voted almost unaoiniOUly f the appointment of I hi ers as Chief Executive pending the de- cision ot France upon definite MStHu- tions, he has announced verbally to mcnt by Knglnd. A letter from Dunkirk date loth, says the ZZd rreneh army corps has parsed therei and will embark by sea ior uoracaux. bmall pox is raging in t rancc, and is especially Violent at Lille A Lille ditpatch to day says 2 Prus I sians made a demand for money assess ed on the city of bedan made the last quarter of 1870. The I municipality yielded to tlireats, and are obliged to contract & lijan for 210,000 irancs to J satisfy the d On and. tisly the danaDd. Berlin, Fei. 18. The North Germra Gazette to-diyays the election of an Orleanist to the Presidency of the Re- public would imply a speedy renewal of anarchy iu Irance, and prevent Jreeon- ciliation withGermanv. tha Orleanists b.iog sw.m caeuiies to Germany. We learn from the West Side that Mr. IJabcock aod other settlers of Nestucca Valley, have found indica tions of pold digging,, 0n tho ihorea of Sand Late, between Nestuooa and TiU laiuook. j They were out exploring and were noi provided with tools for wiping but paniied out the din in afrjin pan, Our iiifuruiaut U not a practical miner, but frot his discription of the prospeot we judtt the digpns to be what are called quicksilver ruining, or float gold whioh liin such fine particles that what ig called color hardly weigha anything, but ai they obtained from 200 to 40U colors to the pan wherever it wag tried the probability ig that the diggings will pay for prospecting further. iMr. K, did not feel at liberty to enter further into particulars until the discoverer han made their arrangement perfect for locating their oluims on the lead but promised to let Ug hear from him agaia in due time. Gleanings from StaU Exchanges. The Ongonian says the rush of pas sengers and, freight to the new city continues unabated. "; '' The Fishermen at Oregon, City are busy curing salmon for the market. The yield is said to be larger than com mon. ' The P. T. Co. are about to build an other boat to run on the Willamette. She is to be after the style of the Sen ator but much larger. A Tillamook man reports a discovery, of gold mines over that way, and has procured tools and appliances in Port land to work them. Thj Bulletin, says, a young man nam- ed Ha.-wbo attempted lately to rob Ka8 store ? Mtlwaukie, was arrested 10 Oregon City. fni tk : n r..- it....i,-- rk:.. on Tuesday, the 7th. Her cargo consis ted of 400,000 Uet of lumber and 10, 000 feet spars, from Oak Point, W. T. r'mn ? m. i , ,u , Nipped. The conductor on the train . . r? ; , , , j between balem and Portland, named , . . .. Hean, was detected in a speculation, to ' V wit, stealing money from the company, . J , . i whereupon he was arrested, convicted . fi f, cir , . ' aUU UMCU V"v UUU The contract made with Condon & Co. to construct the first section of the N. P. It. It commencing atthe Columbia river, has failed to be approved by the Company, at the East, aod Capt. Wal- ker ha.s beea appoiated overseer of con owu"'uu' ISSANe.-On Friday, the 10th inst j taken t0 CorvaUis and profiouuced iu 8ane He is tt resident of King's VaU ley 1D Henton couuty, U about 34 years 0f Bge ana has a wile and three child- ren. The Cattle Plaque. Several cit. tens of Albany have lost valuable cows iu the last few days, as well an young cattle. Cattle that were apparently in it muX h(.iltli ill fhi f'iiiri'r wr rmrii) dead in the morning No opinion hm bten advanced as to the cause of this sudden ftality. Small Pox The family of Hub bard Bilyew, sen., iu the Forks of the :autiaui, are at present all stricken down with the small pox. but strong hopes of their recovery are entertained There arc ! 7 nieuibinj of the familv and all have been attacked with the terrible disease in its mo?t malignant Ki iu. iw mius have becu 'exposed to it. From the Commercial Herald of Feb. 17th we extract a follows : Oregn$ continues to send u her aur plu bacon, hams, pork and lard of supe rior quality, and lor the most part com manding better price than that paid for our city cored. Or-gonian woul J, how ever, do well to take more hMd iu cut- t anj VVktn their smoked meats; a ,rr0:ltr rpr.l tn ntnnm. and nnt t say cleanliness, will go a great ways to ward securing them more profitable re turns. The beef and pork market is supplied from Oregon, and local packers at our . b . a a quotations nay : 1'ork, extra clear, bow, $20 ; do, hf bbls, $14 50 ; do me, bbls, $20 ; do prime mess, "8 bbls, $24 ; do prune,' libls, $21 ; beef, salt, bbls, from 14 to $18 ; smoked beef, lb, The export demand for lumber contin ues unabated: the very low prices which cariroes are offered here and at mill ports is tenttinir toexnorters The mill nnce. with'carjro sales from northern ports, is lor timber; 18(ri)lU for flooriDsS Fol'owing ore wholesale rates to defers : Redwood, rough, 818; do, siding, $22 50; do, surface, $i0; fancy pick (ts, 830; Ogn., rough, 8l; do, flooring 827; do, fencin,818; laths 83(.' 25; pdwood shingles, 82 75. We note sales f two cargoes Oregon pine, ex Perpetm and Webfoot, at 8L4(nr)22 for rough aid dressed. Also, two "car goes red wod rough at $12. we quote Oregou spuce at 81G50 M. Cal. buter is in good request, rresh, in rolls, 4J44c; ordinary, 3540c; keirs. nominal. Cheese is in fair supply; Cat. sellrn freely at U(o)15c. Kggs are scarce ; t-aj. Iresn, nrm ai mc. vjv, lard, 5 and 10 lb tins, 1414i; Oregon selling at!3l5c, according to pack age. ' aPTlf you have a discharge from the nose, of. fetifive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pain or pess are in the held, take cold easily, you may be sure you havs the Catarrh. Toousands annually without manifesting half the above symptoms, terminate in Consumption an lend in tbe grave. No disease is so common, uire deJf or less understood by physicians. Dr. R. V. 1 icrce 133 Seneca st., Buffalo. N. Y, thi . sole pro- piNto of Dr. Sv'. cillld or feet specifiofor Catt.-rh., told a or Catarrhal Headache, whica h J J addres by mail on wW of .cent8' &-ld DJ druggists. Every orffan i)nd 'aM d ,UP port from the stomal. .If UjJ fMjh muoI supply tho aliment rtqu.rsd, th. whjl. i m laigYsibe. To rouse d n fuppiytng organ, tbaw ! J, prKt kLw 'tbat will couijjarjH w JJj V,oaaJ!K " vT ihat most of tba diseases follows, 'lojiMjij, 'r L h, flwh I. heir to are curD j z - -f tttojrwM&qeglf MARRIED. GRIMES ELLIOTT. At the residence ot the Bride's father, Feb. 12th. 1871, by the Kev. R. C. Oglesby. Mr. H. T. Grimes and Miss S. E. Elliott, all of Polk County. WILLI A TI D VIBSO, REAL E S TATE DEALER. Office, No. Gl Wont Street,' PORTLAND OIIEOON. REAL ESTATE in tin CTTY and EAST PORTLAND in ihe mo.-t dei.aM lo call i. nNiin of" LOTS, HALF l!l.O( KS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STullES; a1o, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located iu ALL parts of REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Correspondent, in thi CITY and throughout the STATES and TERRI TORIES, with great rare and on tho most ADVANTAOEOUja TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCHPTIONS PKOMPLY COL LECTED. And a (leneral FINANCIAL and .AGENCY. BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will recive description of FARM PROPERTY aud forward the some to the above address. VRTICLES OF AGREEMENT MADE aiul entered into this 2fh d.iy of Jan., A. D. U71, Iwtween D. C. Doujhrty, of the County f Polk and State of Oregon of the first par, and Iaae F. Street, of the County and Stati above nauiuil of the second part. WITNESSETH : The said parly ot the firt part, ani the said party of the recond part, bavelthi day enterei into a partnership for the purfise of working and running a Saw Mill, filiated on the Yamhill River, in thu Couuty Sid State above named, and known a the I3at?ock Mill, and carrying on a general lumheriiu bunincss. Th sad party of the Erst prt agrees to fur nish oue ialf of the labor, and bear one hnlf of the neciary expenses for furnishiug Pis, material, and whatever is necary to keep the said mill in good running order, and to have onshaif the proceed thertof. The ssd party of the second part also agrees to turpi one half of the labor, aud bear on half of be necessary expenses for furnUhinj; logs, mjteri.il, and whatever is neeessry to keep thdoaid mill in good running order, and to have ne half of the proceeds thereof. The t(ntion of, this agreement is such that neither be said party of the first purt, nor the said paly of the second part, shall contract any couuaay debts, or contract any owfiaov business, without (be writivu consent of the party ufthe other part. Shoult either of the said turtle to this agreement transact any business without fiist. obtatnin the consent of the other party in writing, then the said party not giving bis consent, eannot be held for the payment .of such detis contract4. And il further agreed by and between the said parr "f the first part, and the aid partv vftif& wnd part t-J this ftrr'Wfat. priaie xoiii wu v.'ni-j i . used Intkt above-named partiierrhip, without first obtaliinff the consent of the other party to this agreement, and when either of the said narttes this asreinent obtains any such consent, then each of the said parties shall lraw fr the Couiny fund a like eu! amount It isfrther agreed that the above Company Partnership shall be tnowu under the firm, name aii style of Dourhcrty A Street. The itterlining was lone b Pre signing. In widens whereof e have hereunto set our hands aid seal this 2Ju day of January, A. D. mi. Done ft presence or J. W. CiAwrottt. CH ABt.KtLAFOLLRTT. D. C. Doronr.RTT. Isaac . Strskt. I StatkofOrroo. I Cotsrv or Polk, j ' , On the 23tb day of January. A. D. lS?t. prinlly appeared be fore me.Ts'otary Public a ami for said County, the witbh names, V. CDugUerty ana 1hc F. Street to me knowi to be the identieat persons described in, md who executed th within hstrnment, anH acknowledge to me that thet execited the time freely lor the use and purposes therein tinned. WiUiei my hand aid seal this 25th day or January, 1 87 1. ' JOHN t".'. CRAWFORD, fO TA It Y PVULl C. 49-4w M?-As there are countrfeits, buyers mus t be sure to get the genuine ferfume, prepared only by Lanuian A Kemp, N. Y. sole proprietors. ! 555. PICTUIli: UALIsKUV. THE ATTENTION OF THE TL'huc in invited tti the inproved raeit' which I have Recently made to my apparatus, by which I am able to Ukt . it One 'fejittinpr! Thus 'mi 2 the heretofore tak of getting corrctt likviesses of CHILDHIiN a matter o amAll moment. I jT-if-Gallery locaN on Main street Pallas. f ' W. II. CATTKRlilN. Dallas, April 22,y0. 8:1m IwTICK. S;ff,i:TJ SKAifl FERRY. REBUCT0N OF RATES. On and after bo as follows : 10th, 1871, the'rates will For each Wagon fid Span of Horses 25c. For each additioil Horse. 6Jc. For each Horsa ld Buggy.. 25c. Or five crossing in Horse and Buirtry when paid inMvance ....fl For each Mannnd Horse ........25o. Or six crossing, paid in advance......' $1 jor eab persp on Foot. ......12e. Or W.lre cr?8in8 PalJ in advance........ $1 For witiof Animal........... "12ic- Fornax lit, Stoop, or aoat......... 40 tf)aah lOf ft. ot number no . . .L For eaoh 10 ft. of Lumber not in wagon,..121fl m I xor eacn iu finpr,n ,w, I " LL KIXDS OF SEWING DONE OJf Short Notice by Mrs. Celicle Eilsberry, near Wuym ire's Mill, Dallas. Eriient A. sUKLAIVDOm, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, SA N Fit A NCI SCO, DEALER 1.1 ' Drugs. Chemicals, . Essential Oils, Dye Stuffs and i General Merchandise! By the Package Only. Cash Orders for this or any Foreign Market, will receive prompt and Faithful Attention. Miners, Manufacturers and Wholesale Trade Supplied for Caih. No notice or attention paid to Orders for floods, if there is no provision made for the payment of tue same. Terms Net Cash, on Delivery, in U.S. Gold Coin. N. B Consignments of Oregon Prodti. e, Grain, Wheat, Flour, ic, Solicited. 45 tf P.. H.McDONALD&CC, wisf m 1 WHOLES 1,13 DRUGGISTS, Cu'A V. 3 t .'!"ft'n-i cifJcVM t" Ibclr .rpn cssort. B'.-jlI ft ve !y Arrived" OooUa, ct;posi'd III part cf t'io f uow)itK art'elei. toe'-tfter vfth er rv thl'.-f fcer-i in arHI btirplleU WXlOI.fc s.vLii hum tiToui:. Patent MtiMcixr. 1 n-s-rti: vt fr cuTtRs FftVTtAL Off , Kssojt.-t i oil, FriAKpn II rprs, I xr.rixtr.tr. tvjsic'i rr pt r.t v. lwfrt r.vh Prlcts, and ar i ittT!Tiir:l r.i t to be unflc rsoid. ii. Mcdon ald & co., Fa feakcxsco, cxl- f FOR SAI.I5. OTJB DBUO BUSINESS, located in San Francisco. Cal. After our best wishes, and ex jrr!0irig our thanks for the liberal patronage we have rect-i vtd for more thau 21 years, dur it which jriol w have been tt-adily en itagtd iu the Iru bufioeH in California, e bejj to aay in cuiise-juetice of the rapt I growth of Dr. Walker' California Viuejrar Ditters, now tyrthi ovf r the United States and eoun tro H far bjond, we are iiroeKeitated to devote t ar entire ti:ne t snot luine?'!. We are ihi Jllet lruf Firm on the Pacific Co.t, sm.l tbe ooly one, continuou under the the aiue proprietors tince and have de termineil to e!l our larjre. pr'ienuii, and well estsihiirhed Itome.x- oo favorable terms. Ibis is a rar opportunity for wan with tne.iii. of entering into a profitable business with advantages never before otkrtd. For partiv'ulari enquire f K. II. M. -PONALD A Co., It. II. Mt" Dot A M, ) W h .lralo 1rnejf st, J. C. Sft.Ncca. tan Francisco, Ca. N. II. Unt I a sa'e is made we LaU con tinnc our importations and keep a larze t. c'' of frefh go'tU constantly on haud, and cell at I rice to dtiy eouipetition. '4laMhrtMM.lIaMlll HIjaiwS -' Dr. WALltEB'S OAJ-IPOBNIA" VINEGAR BITTERS, Hnnrlrefla af Trion!iTir! . C2 Bear tcttlraonr to their Wonder ? falCoxauva EffccU Hi WHAT ARE THEY?gc CM c a t5? FANCY DR INIC.fli Made f Toor Rim, WhUker, Prof Spirits nnd Ilefuae Lior doctored, snlced, and wrtencd to please the taste, called M Ton lc.--AppeUxcr," " Itcstorrs,', c, tbat lead' I th tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but art Lstrne Medicine, made from the Native Roots and litro Ol lSUiuiuw, 1 rev I rnu aichmviiu Mlmulani.. Tboyarc t'.w Git EAT 11 LOO D ' A- III ?3 Ell .gSfc.'hlfrl vsi- 11 PL'UIFIEIt nod LIFE GIVING rRIN CI llK a perfect lienovator and Invlsorator of the Eratcm, tatrylnj off all poisonous matter and rcmorlg the blood to a healthy condition. No p?:on can take these BUters according to direc tion and remain long unwell. Fnr Influrarautory nnd Chronic Rnea Mnttatn nod Gout, Dreeala r Indi gestion, nilloua, Uemtttent and Inter, mlttcnt PfTfri, Dlaeneea of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, nnd Bladder, these Bit ter have bcea most successful. Bnch Dla raaee are caused by Vitiated Blood, which Is generally produced by derangement of the DlBrailvr Orgnna. -DYiFElIA OR INDIGESTION. Headacho. I'aln la the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of the Chest, Il winces, Sour Eructations of the Sldtnach, Bad tasto la tlio Mouth Bilious At tacks, Talpltatlon of tlw Heart, Inflammation or the Lungs, Fain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are tho off sprlngsof Dyspepsia. Thy invlgorata the Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un equalled efficacy In cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and Imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptlons,Tcttcr, PsUr.hcura, Blotches. BpotS, rimples. Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Uing-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratlons of tho Skin, nuniors and Diseases of the Skin, of -whatever name or nature, are literally dug np and carried out of the system lu a short time by tlia use of theso Bitters. One bottle In such esses will convince tho most Incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Us Impurities bursting through tho skin In Pim ples, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse It when you And It obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanso It when it Is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blood pura and tho health of tho system will follow. FIN, TA PE and othor WORMS, lurking la tho system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular around eaoh bottlo. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. R. MoPOXALD 4 CO., Druggists and Gen. Agenta, 6aa Frqcsco, Cal,, and 82 and 84 Commerce Street, New Vork. SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. 45-ly. THE NEW FOOD. For a few cents you can bny of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FAIilNE, ' made from puro Irish Moss, or Carrageen, which will make sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Pud ding?, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Kusse, &c. It is the , cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in tho world. It makes a splcnlid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food fir Invalids and Children. A Glorious thango 1 ! Tlin GREAT WOtLD'S TOW1C Plantation Bitters. ThU wonderful vegetable! restorative f the !ieet-aii i c!ior of the fecfjle zml dc!jili t:i2e3. A9 a tonic zititl cordial for the a?ed niitl lanzuid, it hn-i no equal tttnsn? stom- j tichics. As a remedy for tho I nervous weakness to whlcli ! women arc especially sub- j ject, it is feupersedins every j other stimulant. In all CIH mates, tropical, temperate, : or frigid, it nets ai u speeiQc in every species of disorder which undermines the liodily strength and wreaks down the nnimal spirits. For sale by nil Druggists. WMAT U O DO YOU VNPEJMTAXP 1 INDEBTED 1 to the undenrij;nv . ,f . tLfcASH or sire thU M lo i failure to do rithwV.l" W,U be btt'ln" r tbe legal frater''i b. r. xicnot; 20-tf Jul The Cheapest Store in POLK COUNTY, 1 THE ELLEND ALE STORE, 2 1-2 "If lies tVest of Dallas, OAS BEEN FILLED WITH THE largest and best stick of goods ever 'drought into Polk County. 1 Wbirh we propose to sell LOW F.R than ,ttty other store in tbe county, f r CASH or PRODUCE, for which we will pay the highest market price. Our stock consists of every description of goods generally kept in first class country ttorcs. .. . Also constantly on hand a largo assortment wf ... .. i lanm ls Tweeds, ? asii meres anil Ilard-Xinies, Made in the Ellendale Mills, which we wlll sell very cheap. Ellendale, July 9. 1870. 19 tf PIOJEER TIN AND STOVE STORE, Front Street, one Door South of Post Office. Dallas - - - - - - .Oregon. KNOWING THERE IS A MABKED between articles of TINWARE manufactured by me, and that made by inanu in l.,rtUml and other larca oiiies.' fur 3hi(uicut, I have on hand both my. own make and al.o that of factory nmKC, so mat pwpio mnv tVe their choice. My stock consists in part, of ,i ' ' stoves of all kinds , ; Copper, Ilrss and Iron Ware, ' i Wire work or all description,, Sheet and Kalvanlzcd lrori, 8tve Holltrs.Tea Kettles, Milk Pan, Dippers. l.aril ntiil lfutler C!atlS. Kgg Ileaters ' Japanned Ware a genernl Aisnrtmcut,' , Cooking Spoons, A variety of Oem fwa, : Porcelain linsd stew Pans for Fruit, Broiling Fixtures of New and th Most i Improved Pattrua, And in fact everything that can be foand in a first class liu uud Stove Stere. i 5 Job Work w . .. ' 4 - : - ; . . t ; .; Keatlv Dona aud Protnvtly Attended ia.' ' 60-U til, KSWMAS. Ii