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Newspaper Page Text4tlUailitllULUJLIWf TQVH & COUNTY HEWS. Tclcrapinc Nummary. , Washington, March 5, The Act SPECIAL NOTICES. NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NE W AD VEU TJSEt'EA TS. DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR. 11, 1871. 'Money Market. Latest New York Gold Quotation .....Ill Legal Tenders in Portland : j Baying... .QQ Selling 91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $1 ft bush. OATS 45 50 " BARLEY 75 " FLOUR $5 50 $6 ft bbl. " Sks$l 37 $1 50. CORN MEAL 4c. lb. . BEANS 5 e, ft lb. BACON Sides. 12J 15c ft ft. " Shoulders, 8c. to lOo. ft ft. HAMS 14 16c ft. PORK Dressed, 6 cents. " Pickled, 8c. to 10c. ft ft. BUTTER Firkins 20 25c ft. " Rolls, 35 to37i"0 ft. EGGS 20c ft dot. LARD Bulk, 106: tins, 12 POTATOES From Wagou, $1 25 ft bushel. ONIONS f I 50 ft bushel. I APPLES Ureeu, 50c ft bhl. Dried, 5 6c ft ft. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 25c J& ft. CHirKENS-2 50 ($ $3 ft do. ! TURKEYS 75 $1 each. DRIED PLUMS 16 ft ft. A Splendid Chance We will send the Dallas Repcblicas and Dkmrksts Moxthlt, whiclis itself $3 for one jear, to any person who pays us $1 Dhxorest's Monthly stands unrivalled as a i Family Magaiine. Ita choice Literature, its auoerior Music its large amount of valuable information on miscellaneous subjects, its practical and reliable information in regard to the fashions, and artistic illustrations, give it a just claim to its well-earned title, "The Model Magazine of America." Wood. Wanted. Those indebted to the Oregon Republican will confer a favor by furnishing us some wood, which will be as good as cash to us. We this week commence the second volume of the Oregon Republicax. The March term of the County Court, Jndge Myers presiding, was in Session this week. No business of importance before the Court. The Portland mails faded to reach us on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, owing to high water. The weather for the past week has been so rainy that but little has been done by way of business in any line. There has been consider able plowing done the past winter, and the farmers are now anxiously waiting for a change of weather more favorable for seeding. There will be more seeding than common done this spring, if the rains do not continue too late. Several citizens of Polk County have con- eluded to emigrate as soon as spring opens, and have now gone to Eastern Oregon to pick out some location, preparatory to moving their families. Mr. W. G. Campbell, Reuben Pigg, and several others started last Wednesday morning They design visiting Burch Creek. John Dv- nd the Ochoco country before , . i-tiirnW o i Mr. S. B. Morse, General Agent for Oregon and Washington, for the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company is in town, and will re main a few days. This Company offers greater inducements than any other Company in the Union. Under the Massachusetts Jaw, policies do not exnire at the termination of the time for r i which parties have paid, as with Companies under other laws. A party paying charges due for one year, secures one year and three days grace on the next payment The same proportion for two, three, five, or ten years. For reference as to the punctuality with which this Company meet their demands, we would refer to the case of Dr. R. Johnson, whose pol icy was paid in fifty-five days after his death. Mr. M., during his stay here, will give all who wish an opportunity of availing themselves of securing an inheritance to their heirs, which is as safe as houses or lands. To Cure a Congh, to relieve all irritation of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore per fect soundness and health to the most delicate organization of the human frame the lungs, mso Wittart Ba.Ua.rn of Wild Cherry. 3yDr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy prodaces per fect cares of the worst cases of Catarrh. "Cold in the Head' Coriza Catarrhal Headache, as hundreds of teeursoniaui from well known citi- ens and eminent physicians who have used it in their practice abundantly testify. It is mild pleasant and uniriiating. The proprietor offers .$500 for a case of Catarrh that ha cannot cure. ent to any address by mail on receipt of sixty cents- Address K. V. Pierce, M. V.f 133 Seue ca street, Buffalo T. Y. Sold by druggists. Itemenjber that Dr. Pierce's private Govern ment Revenue Stamp is on every package of the genuine. AN INCIDENT ! "Ah lme.it is withered !" cried a maiden, ighing over her bouquet; bat remembering her flagon of true McaKAr k Lakmak's Floida Water, be sprinkled her handkerchief with that indefitructable perfume, and was consoled. pS-k there are worthless counterfeits of this fragrant water, buyers should always ask for that prepared by Lanman & Kemp, JNew lorn M proprietors. oov. The Stomach and the IJver are tbe important parts of the body, either by HeaUhr disease. Keep them strong and vigor- ous, iuid all will be wall: allow them to be (lis - .n.H., .J .v.. ITl . . i .7 u iu, wuoie system is sick, jormoi s C2 ' 1 1 . n J d solely to act on the liver and stomach. Every n 1 I I 1ft 11 IHlH .1 m . t a IIZ onedb these two reat remidies. 5S6. in relation to telegraphic communica tion between the United States and for . . . i . eij;u countries, although presented to the President in time, failed to receive his approval. It is certain he had the bill, but withheld his signature. It is not certain that the Senate will concur in the House resolution to ad journ sine die on Wednesday. Some Senators are disposed to remain in ses sion until the San Domingo Commis oners report. I Washington, March 6 The Droba- ble length of the present session is the common tonic of conversation. Members of the House and Senate who have canvassed the latter body feel con- hdent that the resolution passed by the House ou Saturday, hxing the tune of adjournment for Monday, March, 13th will be agreed to. lha vote on adjourn uicnt on Wednesday next will be very close. Those in favor of a short ses- sion will attempt to have the matter settled on Tuesday, since, if no arrange- ment is made this week, so many bills will be introduced that it will be a month or two before an adjournment can be obtained. j Bordeaux, March 5. Picard has ar rived. ! It is probable that the Assembly will be transferred to Foniainbleau on leav ing Bordeaux. ! Several employees belcnging to the lTj; - i - i. if. ti i i - auicais nave leiC Havre and gone to i arts It is expected that! a soon as definite negotiations for the treaty of peaco are commenced at Brussels probably about the luth or 11th lost. the Govern ment will be ready to pay 500,000,000 francs on account of the war iudemnitv to free Paris from I the proximity of German troops. lleguiients of the lme will quit the Capital aud be replaced by 4,000 picked men, who will form a provisional corps. V erj-ailles, March y. The 2d Army Corps has commenced its march home ward. The Headquarters of the Emperor and Von Moltke will be removed from Versailles on Tuesday. Bismarck will follow the Emperor.1 London, March 51 The report of in trigues fur the restoration of trie Bona partes are untrue. Napoleon confident ly awaits the popular decision, and ab stains from all efforts to influence it. Berlin, March 4.j The Emperor will return to Berlin innbtut eight days. Prince rredeuck Chauc has been appointed Commander in-Chief of the army occupation in I ranee, with head quarters at llheims. 1 hiers will deolme to make a treaty . ... of commerce with Germany, on th. grouud that it is necessary for France to join the United btates and restore the equilibrium of high tariff. Berlin is brilliantly illuminated to niirlit. Paris, March 4. Not a German sol dier remain here, j The Saxons passed out at 10 o'clock j yesterday morning, marching in front ot the Arch de In 1 m t rtr o;nnhe amid nrotounU silence, lhere ( were lew spectators, liy noon trie evacuation was complete. The Ger man Emperor afterwards reviewed 100, 000 men in the Bois Do Boulogne. The Prussian leaders are disappointed at the coldness and implacable attitude of the Parisians. Several journals "resumed publication to dav. ThcV are unanimous in the -j opinion that the impression produced by the preliminary terms of peace are very bad, and declared that no good can be real whoa obtained under such condi tions: they recommend calmness and concord as the meang of making the country great and prosperous. The city is quiet to day. A number oi persons suspected of be in spie have been arrested by the peo pie, and several women who were seen tnlkintr with the Prussians on the o Champs Klysees were severely handled The minister of the Interior, in a proclamation, congratulates the inhabi tantson their attitude during the occu pation of the city. Versailles, March 4. All queit at present, but the National Guard are be coming rather troublesome. It is relieved that the Emperor will review the First jArmy Corps at Amiens. From Amiens he will go to Ilouen; then agaiVto Amiens ; thence toCompcignc, where he will remain for one day, and thence leave for Berlin. The French Minister at Athena will bo charged to regulate the details of the definite treaty of peace at Brussels. It has "been decided to remove from the general depot all ammunition, for the better defnce of the city. The rioters threatened an outbreak at j St. Pelegie lat tt.nikr,B rom;ne,A night. The regular troops remained firm, but the National Guards fell back. San Francisco, March 8. Mr. Holla laday has made arrangementsfor sending 50,000 German emigrants to Oregon to settle the lands of the Oregon & Califor nia It. It. Co. j A line ot steamers will ; I 1 rt, 1 t D3 put on to rati direct Irom lireme D 10 Agpinwall, Connecting With a new and I jL i. ui:l,.l k lnUcPO nueill J1IIO IO WO CBlttWIinilUU VIM- f, , 0 -, . I A If n mn nl V t 14 ffl n fl C M find Portland, the organization ot which 13 i - Fassengers will be landed in Oregon irom liremen at a; coat not exceeding 70. I " w AVBinVH DAVIISO, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No. CI Front Street, PORTLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST PORTLAND in the raont desirable lo cales, counting of LOTS, HALF HLOCKS andjjLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Correspondents, in this CITY anf throughout the STATES and TERRI TORIES, w'th great caro and on the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. I HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL - DESCRIPTIONS PROMl'LY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the CITIES ami TOWNS in the STATE, will reeive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward the some to the above address. WAITED. NFOItMATION CONCERNING A OKR- man Oirl, 15 years of atre. named Anne Kau, who left her parents in Dallas, on the 1st of Auirust last, with the arowed purpose of pjolng to Urcon tity, and has not since been heard of. Any information concerning her will be thankluily received at this office. 100 REWARD! I offer OX E HUNDRED DOLLARS GOLD COIN REWARD for the apprehension and delivery t my custody at Dallas, Polk Countv. Orezon, JOHN BENNETT, a criminal who eccaped from my custody on the night of the 2ith of February, 1871. DILSCHIPTIOX. Sail JOHN BENNETT is about five feet teninebes in height, ra'her Fair Complexion, whiskers on his face tolerably long and in clined tn be sandv, hair cut short, light eyes, weight abut 150 or 1(0 puands. s. t. nmtcii. Sheriff of Polk Co,, Oregon. 52-2w 1840 W 170 The " Pi KiLLEtiMmiyju!tJy be stjlcd the great medicine of the world, for there is no re gion of the globe into which it has not fonnd its way, and been largely used and highly pmed. Moreover, there is no clime to which it ha not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable rariety of tiee; it is a .pecdr and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cut, bruie, wonndi and various other injuries, a well a for dysentery, diarrhea and bnwt-1 com plaint generally, it is admirably suited for every race of men on the face of the globe. It H a very significant fact, that notwithstaipl ing the long period or year the "Pain Kilter" has been before the world, it has never lost one whit of it, popularity, but, on the contrary th? call for it has steadily increased lrm its firt discovery and at no previous time ha the de m ind for it been so groat, or the quantity made been so large, as to-iay. Another significant fact is. that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, or been more generally ued by families and indi viduals, than it has been here at home, where it was firf t discovered and introduced. That the Pain Killer will continue to be, what we have Styled If, THE CiRKAT MKMCISK OK THE WOKt.P, thero cannot be a shadaw of a doubt Provi dence Advertiser. Cheering Facts for the IlilloUM. ft Every day demonstrates more clearly that liver complaint, in all its distressing forms, can be controlled and cured without difficulty or in convenience. It is an obstinate dieac, but its obstinacy it not proof against the pertinacious, remedial and restorative operation of llostet- tcr's Stomach Hitters, That genial corrective timiprl the ortjnn tnit duty. It mutt secrete regularly and healthfully under the influence of the Hitters. Their action brings t back from a state of rebellion into perfect harmony wilh the laws of health. If there is costiveness, it disap pears; if there is side-ache or bat-k-ache, it censes Hthe skin anu the whites of the eyes, are tinged with superfluous bile, they recoveo their natural hue; it the appetite is gone, it re turns; if the digestion is impaired it is restored; in brief, whatever the symptoms of complaint may be, and whatever the phase it has assumed n cvre i certain. Such are the uniform effects of this preparation where bilious disease has been already developed; but in cases where there is merely constitutional tendency to liver vompIaint.it may be prevented throughout life by the regular use, in small quantities, of this palatable antidote. These are proven facts and should bo seriously pondered or, rather, they should be promptly acted upon by all porsons of bilious habit. I'ICTIKK IwALLEIlV. milE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC JL is invited to the improved facilities which 1 have recently made to my apparatus by which I am able to take EHctures AT One Sitting! Thus making the heretofore tank of getting correct likenesses of CIII1,I)KC a matter of small moment. E3Uallery located on Main street Dallas. Dallas, April 22, 1870. 8:1m Free advertising. From family to fami ly, from city to city, from state to state, the fatneof Dn. Waiter's Vinegar Bitters as a Bprcific for all derangements of the stomach, bowels and lirer, is continually extending. Ev ery invalid who tries the great restorative, every individual who has over witnessed its effect, be- comeiuts tpontanenm atlvertmer. Its voluntary missionaries are innumerable, and public en nes are luuumeraoie, ana panno en- thusiasm in its faxer spreads faster than aprai- rk) fite. 1 1 II IV I O IV MUTUAL LIFE LMM!E COMPANY. MAINE, ORGANIZED - 1818. CHARTER I PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCKET President. DANIEL SHARP Vice President. WHITING H. IIOLLISTER Secretary. Thin is among the Oldest of New Eng land Companies, And t'xe Lowest Coin Company Extant PURELY MUTUAL. D i v i d e 11 1 1 II e c I a r e d A ii ii ii a 1 1 y. 05 TUB CONTRIBUTION PLAN, ASO AIM' LI ED AFTER Tllg SECOND I'AYMKJiT. A L,oau of IO per ccnU wheu Detlred. POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by failure to pay the Premium when due, but are continued in force by the NON FORFEITURE LAW of the State of Massachusetts. luxauplea ahowln g the Wording of the Law, rvxit, onDi.iArtr i-iru. Fob Exavplic: A party insuring at tne age of thiity-five premiums all cah. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force! Years and 3 iavs. Two Annual Premium will continue policy in force 4 years aud 12 days. Threw Annual Premiums w ill continue policy in force 6 years and 27 days. Four Anuual Premiums wilt contmne policy in force 8 years and Irt days. Five Annual Premiums will continue policy in force 10 years and i6 days. OS WHICH 40 PER CK5T. JTOTI HAS rK r.lVKJf Two Annual Premiums will contiuu policy in forc 2 vcar and 210 days. Three Annual Premiums wilt continue policy in force 4 years aud 2.1 day. Five Anuual Premiums will continue policy in force 7 years and 20S days. E A Mr-Lit: Premium all Caali Plan Ten Vkj- incut Life. One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in force, as a Ttrm Policy, abut three years. KjcavcLk: Premium 40 per cent. Note Plan, Ten Payment Life. One Annual Prtmium wiii coiitiuuc policy iu force as a Term Policy, about 2 years and 100 days. endowment Policies. Kx'tMPt.E : Premiums all CashAge. 35; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at thf ace of 50. One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in fi-rco as a Term Policy, nearly 5 years, or 4 years and 32." days. Exami'I-k : Premiums all Oath Age, 3j ; Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at the aeo of 45 ; One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in force as a Term Policy, 7 years. Notes on Endowment Policies, Exampi.r: Premium 40 per cent. Note Age, 35; Plan, Ordinary l-,ndowiutnt, payable t the age of 50. One Annual Premium wiil continue policy in force as a Term Polty about 4 years. KxAMPi.K : Premium 40 per cent Note Age, 3j ; Plan, fen-lcar Endowment, payable at the aire of 45. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 5 years. Rates, Assets to Liabilities. ISM. 1867. IMS. 18fl9. 12197 12101 121-57 127 00 Interest Receipts for 1809 $240,670 11 Losses Raid is 1809... 201,190 00 Imtekest Received ij Excess ok Losses Paid 39,480 14 Asiets this Date Over 6,000,000 00 Losses Paid to Date 1,079,433 00 Dividends Paid in Cash to Date...951,318 55 Insurance o. 14,ooo policies I Force over aw,uu,uu uo This Company 5s not restricted to investing ita fnnila' in the New Enirland States. I rem the Report of the Auditing Committee, wc find that $1,600,000 is now loaned upon estates in the City of Chicago and near thereto, where rates of interest are nearly or quite equal to those of the Pacific Coast. There is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be secured by a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE, S. W. Cor. Cal and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H H JOHNSON & CO., General Managers, Pacific Coast. 13. JVC OIIS 13, GI2NURAI, AGENT, rt,,rt ..wlfl,,tnTftM Ti?TjnTTnt?v "ivjiuvpi JPortlanci. LL KISDS OF SEWING DONE ON Short Notice by Mrs. Celicio Ellsberry, near Wayiniro's Mill, Dallas. i:sTAm,iiii:i into. Ernest A. URLANDSOiV, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, SA N Fit ANCISCO, DKALKIt IX Drugs. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Dye Stuffs and General Merchandise, By the Package Only. Cafh Orders for this or any Foreign Market, will receive prompt and faithful Attention. Miners, Manufacturers and Wholesale Trade supplied lor Catdi. No notice or attention paid to Orders for Goodi, if there is no provision made for tho payment of the same. Terms Net Cash, on Delivery, in v.f. uoiu Com. N. B. Consignments of urcgon j roniiK, Grain, Wheat, Flour, &c, Solicited. 45 tf P.. H. McDONALDA CO., gfDIlllGGISTS CaH f.e CtT.t'on r,f !caVra t" their 1 rjro csrt. tii"! t ' f " New tv Arrlvc'i" (, ronmnwd in part i f V u fo":lowi arf.ch . loz; i r v. HU SALS DC Mi tiTOIir. Fnn Tti.r.r.s'rKi:i,At:vr'xs PatVnt J'v:i'-rrrJ ;;-t u-.itk M seuiif, THrsF& M-ri-ouiiss i Siiakkii Un rs Fviw. in:, I i ::i"M v.t riK", KSi:"SKitt Oil., ! I m !!, ni!ci r. c.T r rt ti-.fi 1 -vH CtfU JritA.fi, and grc tlt. r ; ii.iii i.-t ! u..t'. tn :. H. II. MclOSALI:& CO., f A 1 KAKCISCO. CaL- pou sai,i:. OUR DRUG BUSINESS, locacl.in Mm Francisco. Cal. Aficr our ict wi.-Uch, an. I cx- t.rcssm': our uihk ur au: liberal '.ruu.' we have rccvivt:d f .r more than 21 vcar.", dur ing which period we Lave been stcaoily tn jraged i:i the lrun buMics in Califwrniu, Ac beg to say in cou.cpiviice of the rapid growth of lr. Walkers')' .'aiif-riia Vinegar Pitteri. now -r;ad uvr the I nit-.d States and coiiri trief far beyond, wc are urc.cMtated to dcVote our iiitife tiino t -ajid lusiiu-r!. Wc are th" 01d .-t liu Finn on the Pacific Coat, and the only n-. continuous undi-r ibe th same proprict-irs io(e lM'J, and have lc i. rminc I l fell ur argv, pnperous, aud well i-tili?licd busait'SS ou lav ruble term. 'lbi i a rare opportunity for iun with means, of etitvrinfr it. t a profitable bumics wich ailvautajvs liwer bdore offered. For particular enquire of It. 11. .M.'MONALI) 1 Co., R. II. McDohal!.,;) W h Kale l'rojrg st. J. C. Siks KR. j fan Kranci,-c, N. 11. I'M I a sale is made we M a i coi tinue our importa(iins, and k-c a lar'tr HcV of Irueh gocttit eotitantly ou baud, aud tell wt prices to defy competition. The Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA f VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands lir (MUaonr to thHr Wonder ; t er 2 Co fulCurailTe Jtrct. 8? f5 WHAT; ARE THEY?I pa: a a 55 CVS TRET ARE NOT A VILE llFANCY DRINK.Mf Male c f l'Hor Kuki, utkcv, irof Hptrlts nntl Ilcfiiwo LiiUMriloctori!d,plceI and sweetened t lloa3 tiics taste, called " Tod lcs," ArpctUcrs," " rU'Storcrsi," c, that lead t'.ie tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, mado from tlic Xatlvc Hoots and Herbs of California, frool'roni nil AIrohlic tStiniulnntsi. They arc tlic (JltKAT Ul.OOD PURIPIKlt nud MfKCllVIN'U TUIN CIPLEftpcrtVct Kcnovator and Invlfliorator of fiio FyMiRt, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to n healthy condition. Xo person can tal;0 tbese Hitters according to direc tion aad remain long nnwcll. Fr Influnuiiiilory nnd Chronic Rhea mnlUin nud Jout, I)yspopla r Iudi-g-patlon, IlllioiiH, Hciniltciit nud Inter mittcnt IVvrrss, IUrn-o of llio Hlood, liiver, Kidnryu, nnd Hladrtcr, these Rit lera hava been iuot successful. &uca DSs caxrs aro caused by Villntcd Itlood, which is generally produced by derangement of the DltfoMlvc Orcnn. -DVMPEP.SIAOR lNllF.STION. Headache. Haiti la tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of t'.tc Chest, PizzincRs, Sour Eructations of thePtomnoh, Had Unto lo tha Mouth Bilious At tacks, ralpitntlon of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Langs. Tain In the regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful symptoms, aro tho off sprlngsof Dyspepsia. They Invlgorato the Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un equalled efficacy in cleansing tho blood of all Impurities, and imparting newllfo and vigor to the whole system. FOR HIvlN !ISEAHF.S.T:rnptlonB,Tcttcr, Bait Hhcum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Hustulea. Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of tho system In a short timo by the nso or these B'.ticrs. One bottle in such cases will convince tho most incredulous or their curat lvo effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bnrstintf thronjrh the skin in Tim pics, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it when yott find it obstructed and slugsiith In the veins; cleanse it when It is foul, and your feelinKS wilt tell you when, Keep tho blood pure and tho health or tho system will follow. PIN, TA 1 and other WORMS, lurktnot in the system or so many thousand, aro effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle. J. WALK EH, Proprietor. H. U. MoDOS'ALD Jk CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Franclxco, Cal,, and S3 and SI Commerce Street, New York 80LP BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. i 45-ly. : , E2 Iw1 M las THE NEW POOD 7. L For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FAItlNE, ! ruatlo from pure Irish Moss, or Carrageen, -which will mafco sixf ecu quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Pud dings, Custards, Creams, . Char- lctte Itusse, &c. 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 ftr Invalids and Children. A Glorious Change ! ! TIIK CJIIKAT WORLD'S TOXIC. Plantation Bitters. rcsloratHc is t!tt? f!scc3-:ns" chnrof fco'sle ami cicVJSi tn:od. A n ::: sjm.I crordiai Jos lS:e :itx".3 nn:l l;ec!ualf it li is no q:i! ntnon-j r.2o:ts rtrkics. As a mzzvtiy fcr (I:c nervous wca'inrtsi to v!ii.Ii wowen arc opeci:5lly f.s:!; jcr!, it is Miprrscdiias every oilier slhnt;:n:st. In t:!l Ii ir;:ilrs, trcpica!, tor;or::lcs Lor fri'it!, it arn n- :i in "cvcTy spvczvi of tlnnrr which isa.Iorr.tia! s!sf ? ocltly Mrcaylh aisd Lre:;ks owti Che animal spiriis. For sale by1 all' Druggists. t WS3AT 51 O 2POYOIJ IJ. D E vlNT.l 1 D f A! LL THOSE WHO ARE INPKI1TKD to the undfrisjnel mut citf.cr punale tin- CASH or iiic tl-r NtTK. In cae f a (aihire to d cither, there will be bui-iocsa for thedcgal fraternity. JuIt 16. 1870. tj. r. NICHOLS. 'ji'-tf The Chcaiscftt S(rc in POLK COI WTV. . THE ELIEHDAIE STORE, ! Ulilts West of Dallas, J AS RF.EN FILLl-r a laTest and 4v:t J'ocl FILLET with THE evi-r k 'f g ods hnoicht into polk Countv. iVbieh we propose to cell I.OWl'.tt tli m nny ot'o-r stre in the county, for U.S11 -r ritOHl CE, for which we will j.uy tho , highest market price. Dor sttek consists of evi ry drseription of poods gene-rally kcjt in first cla."s country stores. i Also constantly en -hand a large nssortm.nt d . 3 InnnrN, Twee i'asinscrcs and j I&ard-Ttmcv, Made in the Ellen-dale Mills, which we will! sell vcrv cheap. ' j Ellemhile, duly i, lm. 19 tf . PUNIER TIN A.D 810TE STOKE, Front Street, one Door South of Post office. ; Dallas - - - - Oregon. . KNOWINtl THERE IS A JdAIiKED difierence between articles of TIN WAKE maiiufnctured by me. and that made by ii anu facturers in Portland and other large cities, for tihipmer.t, 1 have on hand both my owu make and also that ot factory make, so that people may tnke their choice. Vly stock consists in part, of ' Stoves of all kinds j Copper, Hi'hss and Iron Ware, Wire work of all descriptions ' Hiect and Calvnntzcd Iron, -Move Ilnllers, Tea Kettles Milk Pans, liippertt, I.ard and llntter Cans, , Healers, ; Japanned Ware a fjencrol Assortment, Cooking Spoons, A varirty of Gem Tans, Porcelain line I tew Fans for Fruit, Broiling Fixttrcs f Nw and the Host Improved Fattcvns, . : :. ' ":' And in fact everything that can be fyuod in a first c:ss Tin nnd Stove Store. eFl) Wor Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. 60-U T. II. NEWMAN,