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fSOWBEKBJSZESE TOWfl & CQUHTY MEWS. DALLAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1871. Money Market. Latest New York Gold Quotations 11 Legal Teuders In Portland: Buying...........90 Selling. .........91 Dallas Produce aud Commission Market Corrected Weekly, by O. B. Stiles, Peoplo'i Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Uregon. WHEAT $1 "f bush. OAT 45 50 " -BARLEY 75 u FLOUR $ 58 $ft p bbl. SksSl 37 l 50. CORN MEAL 4o. lb. BEANS 5c. tb. BACON Sides. 12J 15o p lb. " Shoulders. So. to lOo. lb. HAMS It IRo lb. PORK Dressed, 6 cents. . " . . . Pickled, 8c. to 10c. P lb. BUTTER Firkins 16 20o B. " Rlls. 20 to 25 tt). EGGS l8o doz. LARD Bulk, lOo; tins, 12J POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 busbe ONIONS l 50 t, bushel. APPLES Green, 50c bhL ; " Dried, 5 6o lb. - CHEESE Now Oregon, 20 25o $ R. CHICKENS 2 50 $3 dot TURKEYS 75 $1 each. DRIED PLUMS 11 1 lb. -Wood Wanted. Those indebted to the Oregon Rkfcbmca will confer a favor by furnishing as some wood, which will be as good as cash to ua. County Court met on Mnly. N business of importance came before it. Circuit Court meets Mondiy April 24th. The weather for the past wask has bee pleasant, and the farmers are busy potting i their spring crops. Business in towu has coni eeqaently been dull, We notice, among other new articles, at the store of Mr. T. B, Newman, some of the patent American Broilers. These are a great accession to the culinary department" w11 te highly prized by all housekeepers! The company of gentlemen who left here some time since to search for place to locate in Eastern Oregon, hare returned . fr their families. They have located on Little Willow Creek, about SO miles couth of the Dalles, be tween there and Ochoco. Thanks. The friends of young Mchols de sire to notice in a public maimer the conduet of Ifcrry Cosper, one of the lads who was with Linn when he was injured, for his prompt action in sending frr aid, and in taking care of Linn until assistance came. Though quite jrouug, he exhibited more coolness and presence of mind than is frequently met with, even in older persons. We acknowledge the receipt of several pieces of nice weJding cake from the parties whoe marriage we announce to-day; and as we dis cussed the merits of tli? cake, many were the good wishes that went oat of oar office for the happy pair. All joined in wishing that their life might be a continuous honeymoon, that they might, among Amarathine bowers, find a haven of bliss, and that a lake of ice crcan bordered with frosted cake, might be there to tempt their appetites. There will be a public examination of those -wishing to apply for certificates for teaching if. Polk County, to-day. We sincerely hope there may be a fair representation of the teachers of the County present, and that some steps may 0 taken for the formation of a County Teach ers Association. The U-achers of Yamhill, Ma rion, and other counties are waking up to the advantages of such a move, and are profiting thereby. It lends an interest to the cause of education, and also gives zest 1 1 the life of the teacher. The examination and other closing exer cises of the school yesterday, passed off to the gratification of all present, and to the credit of all concerned. The scffolars evinced a thorough knowledge of their studies as far as they bad gone, and their prompt answers and explana tions showed that the teachers had not been negligent of their duty. The school will resume its sesaion after a short vacation. We learn that it is uncertain whether the present teach ers, Mr. Oglesby and Miss Clara Watt, remain longer or oat. We think, however, it would be difficult to obtain others who would satisfy the people here as well as they have done. A young and lovely daughter of a Brazilian nobleman in Rio de Janeiro, acknowledging re ceipt of a ease of Mt;naar A Laxman's Flor 4DA. Watkb says : "This perfume is not new to me. I have long used it at the toilet and in the Jbath and have always found it not only the most agreeable, but also the most lasting and refresh ing of Floral Waters. . DfThere are counterfeits, and buyers should jalwaya aek for and be sure they get the Florida Water prepared by Lanman A Kemp, N. Y. .. 564. A MEDICINE ior our mothers, wives, nnd sisters. A highly respectable lady of Stockton, Cal., says: ? "My strength was exhausted, stomach enfeebled, and fast settling into dyspepsia, afflicted with in tense pain, nability to walk, lowness of spirits .and no enjoyment in life. I used Bristol's Sar caparilla as directed in the Almanac, and ex perienced a complete core," . wo. : .Sfr Catarrh is a common disease, so com- mn that snuffintr and "hawkinc" reach you at every turn. Your foot Rhps in tU nasty dia . charge, in the omnibus or in church, and stench disgusts at the lecture or concert. The propri etor of Dr. Kntrn'. Cat ,U Tf ,.r,. nA for a ease of Catarrh that he cannot cure. Sold by druggists r,r send 60 cents to Dr. It. V. Pierce, 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y., and you will receive St by mail. Beware of counter feit andtf-orMe imitation: The Genuine has . Dr. Pierce' private U. 8, Government Stamp on It ' Tclcgraiiluc Summary, Hartford, April 3.AU the towns are in but 12. Estimating these at last year's vote Jewell's majority will be 80 Kellogg is electe to Congress in the 2d district by 53 majority. Present total Jewell 45,784 ; English, 45,074 Jewell's majority; 110. The towns to i hear from are Doran, Columbia, Union, Wurreu aud Harland. These towns votig as last year Jewell's ma jority will be 104. Kellogg, Republican, is elected to I Congress in the second District by 120 tnaj jrity. 'The Senate now stands 13 Itt'publtcau to S.Df uiocrats The House will be Itepublieau by a small majority Lornlou, April 3. 1 P. M. The Paris Comniuuc had isued a decree ar raigning Thiei l'icard, Favre, Dufour, Simon and Pith ow 'before the tribunal of the people, and ordering their prop erty to be seized. ' Washington; April 3. In the Senate Sherman's resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to report a bill to abolish the Ku Klux, being under con sideration, Blair argued that the meas ure was an assumption of the, power of Congress to punish a violation of a State law. The House spent the en tire day and evening sessiou in the dis cussion of the bill. San Fraueisco, April 4. The Hoard of Supervisors last evening adopted a resolution accepting Col Vou Schmidt's proposition to introduce water from Luke Tahoe, furnishing the city 4,000, 000 gallons daily for40 years, in return for 5,000,000 six per cent, jouds, de livered when they t-uppiy the city. A proposition to have a commmittee appoiuted to examine Blue hake aud report ou a plati for briugiug water to the city, was referred to the Judioury Committee. Washington, April 3. Alluding to the reconstruction acts Blair said that whenever the Supreme Court had any authority to pass upon any case con nected with them it iuvaribiy pronoun ced them unconstitutional, and passed an act to prevent the Supreme Court from passing upon its rrcuustructiou measures. He aid the Democratic party, while it believed these acta to be unconstitutional, did not, as had been charged, unttu to oveithrow them by lorce. Th only means to whu-h Dem ocrats would teort were constitutional means. Seotf, interrupting, quoted from the Broadliead letter of Blair that the Pre.v ident elect should dispr&c the carpet baggers by lorce, . Biuir said he was not the Democrat ic purty, and the Democratic party was nut lluir, and he rep atui that the Democratic party had never threatened to use violeut meuus to overthrow the constitutional acts of Cougress. He (Blair) belivcd that the President, hav iog taken an oath to support the Con stiution, should stand it whether against Cungress or against individuals ; tor he believed that Congress, violating the Constitution, was no mure than a mob. He said that uti army could be made to undo the work of usurpation, but no force would be neees!ary; if the army was withdrawn, the lntau.ous carpet bag government wuuld tali of themsel ves He charged that the Utpublicatis of North Carolina during the Piesideu tail canvass of IftUS had, in an address, advised uegrots to burn the barns ot people who despised them ou account of their politics. Poole (interrupting) said the adbress bore ou such construct ion, aud uo sensi ble man could take that view of it Blair said it as so regarded at the time, aud he reviewed at length the condition of affairs in North aud South Carolina, alleging that corruption, fraud and villainy reigned supreme. He quo ted from the Republican papers of South Carolina articles Beverly com menting on the villainy of the Legisla ture, aud also quoted the remarks of Gov. Scott, "that oue of the greatest curses afllictiug South Carolina was a herd of unscrupulous adventures from the North, coming there for plunder. Sherman admitted that the Legislature of South Carolina had behaved shame fully, but that ; unless the Senator pro posed some remedy, he had no right to bring the matter in here; Blair said he had a right to arraign this body for destroying local self gov ernment. Sawyer said everyone voted in South Carolina, and there were not over 2,500 in the State debarred from hold iug office unJer the 14th amendment; but the position of the Democratic party in South Carolina was such that no considerable number would accept a proffer of office, being influenced by the position of the Democratic party in the North, and by; the Broadhead letter of the Senator to refuse office. Blair continued reviewing the con dition of other Southern States, crime in which he said had been enormously increased under Republican rule, lie ferring to the Yerger case which had been brought into the discussion by Sherman, Blair read from the state nicnt ot counsel to, prove that the case bad been kept out of the Supreme Court for fear of the reconstruction Act under which Yerger was commut ed, would be declared unconstitutional. Without concluding his speech, JJlair j gave way for an executive Bcssion, after wfccb the fieriato adjourned. OuioiN or! Longfellow's Evan geline. -Hawthorne dined one day with Longfellow, and brought with him a friend from Salem. After dinner the frieud said, "I have bee u trying to per suade Hawthorne to write a story based upon a legend of Acadie and still cur rent there; the legend of a girl, who, in the dispersion of the Acadians was separated from her lover, and passed her life in awaiting and seeking for him and only found him dying in a hospital, when both were old." Longfollow won dered that his legend did not strike the fancy of Hawthorne, and said to him; 'If you have really made up your mind not to use it for a story; will you give it to me for a poem V To this Haw t home assented, and moreover promised not to treat the subject in prose till Longfellow saw what be could do with it in verse. Aud so we have "Evangeline" in beau tiful hexameters a poem that will hold its place in litea ture while true affect ion lasts. Hawthorne rejoiced in this great success of Longfellow, and loved to count up the edition, both foreign ind American, of this now world-renowned poem. James T. Field. T JST Ol' I.IiTTIUt.H It I.M AI MN: i in the Post Office at Dallas, April lt 1871 : Haily, D Pike, Thomas Mradhaw, S P Parker, John Uarry, Chris i Itoehon, Mrs. C A Connor, Mi.s Amanda Hum, Henry !e, Frank W Taylor. K 11 Campbell William Weft, It F Comfurf. E 11 Whition, C II IMe, Urinus Wolf, Mi Ktuily Falva, Nathan White, Fraticiitia Hover, T F Wtkcr, W II or Johniun. William Purvin, A J I.'ui., Benjamin Dexter, Cat J B Morao, S U J. D. LEE, P. M. Weather Bocord fur .Mar. IH7I, Ketby T. Pearce, Eola, Oregon. North Mt. U 57," Wcit Long. 123 6' Mar. 1. mean temp. 3S cloudy, wiud S.W. 2, n 39, rain U 03 in. rl'dy. SW 3, pf 4 1, cloudy, S. light shown A, 4f, rain in. wiad S. ,. 5, 43. rain, 0 i!) in. wind H. A, 41 raiwO 15 in. wind S. 7, tJt 41, eloudy, wind f5. 8, f, 42, rain In. wind S. 9, 40, cloudy, wind N. ., tO, 40. rain 0 41 In., wiodfi. 11, 48, rain 0-"4, wind S. 12, 4 j, rain, 0 22 in. i.W. w 13, Z$, rain 0 07 In. wind N". 11, 40, rain 0 12 in. S. , 15, 47, rain III la. wind S. 16, 42, rain 0 3$ io. wind S. 17, f. 37, rain 0 33. in. wind N. IS, 37, rain, 0 2!. wind S. 10, 42. ruin, 0 57, wind f. 20, 33, rain, 0 19 in, wiud S. 21, 3, rain, i)-1 4 io. wind, S. 22, 41, rain 0 0.1 wind S. 2V 43, rain 0 0C in., wind S. ,.21, 43, rain, 0.32, wind front ,. 25, 40, rain 0 02 in. wind N.W. 28, 41. rain 0 14, S.W.frot 27, ' 40, rain 012 in. wind N. 23, 41, wind N.W. fo-on hiiU 23, 38. clear, wind N. 30, 49, cloar, wind N. 31, 52 clou ly, wind S. W. Itain in incben for . th nt.nlh of Mar. 1871, 51 in. Clesr 2 day. Cb.udy 5. Mean temiH-ralurc for month 41 Highest 52, on the 3IU Lowest 37, on th 17th and IStb. MAitun:i. ELLIS DELASIIMUTT. At thn rei dt nee of the bri W 'afher, Mr. K. L. Deiab. rnnft, on Sunday. April 2d, 171. by J. II. Mycr.-, County Judge, Mr. M. M. Eili to MUs Ella Dtlashmutt, all of Salt Creek, Polk Couuly. SPEC A L NO TICES. REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No. fil Frwnt Street, PORTLAND OUEGON. REAL ESTATE In this CITY and EAST PORTLAND in the most denirable lo caltic. cnni5tinir f LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STuRESj alio, 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 ana mrougnont ine siAllS.l ana TKUltl TORIES, with (treat care and on the mult ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCr IPTlONS, PROMPLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AOENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, In all the CITIES and TOWNS In the STATE, will reoivedecriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward the sumo to the above addreii. Man as a IlaromeUr and Thermome ter.' Science haa failed to invent apparatus as gensative to atmospheric chungm &g the hu man frame, It is thereforeoa vital importance to guard it against the effee of variations in the weather, and experience has demonstrated that Dr. Waliucb Vixeoab Dittkki is the best medieineior thia purpose at present known. If taken as a potectiou against Ihe disturb ing influence of uden alternations of boat andcold.It will; certainly prevent the bowel comidiiint. feverj. bill am ilihriin .1.,, .i- affections, and throat discaao, . arising from NE W AD VER TISEMEXTS. ? u iv i o iy x v a ti LIFE INSilRMi COMPANY. MAINE, ORGANIZED 1818. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCKET President. DANIEL SHARP Vice President. WHITING II. 1IOLLISTER Secretary. This is among the Oldest of New Eng land Companies, Aud the Lowest Coin Company Extant PURELY 23UTTTAL. Dividend Declared A n it ii a 1 1 y. oa THE -CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AMD APPUKK arTRR TUB KKCOXD PAVME.NT. A lxau of IO per cent, when Dealred. POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by failure to pay the Premium when due, but are continued inforceby the NON FORFEITURE LAW of the Slate of Massachusetts. Cxanplc allowing the Working of tLc Litw Foa EiAarta: A party insuring at the age of llii ty five premium all eajh. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force 2 yar and 3 Ma) s. Two Annual Pru.ium will continue policy in force 4 year and 12 days. TbrtoAuuu.U Pmoiuin ill continue policy in tutev 6 yiars and 27 daf. Four Annual Premiums will tutin policy in f..rce 8 year and t6 day. Fivc'Aunual Prvuiiums will continue policy In lore 10 years and 56 dajr. a ox antcii 49 rca ckt. sore ms bkkji gives. Two Annnat Premiums will contiuue policy in frc 2 yrr and 2tlld.i;s. rhrt?o Annua! Prrmium! will continue policy in force 4 years nnd 23 days. Fire Annual Premium will coutioue poliry in force 7 years and 20s days. Ex A una: Premium all Cash Plan Tel Pay ment Life. -One Annual Pr.-uiiaiu will cm tinue jMilicy in fore, as a Term Policy. b..ut three years. Example: Prrmium 40 per cent. Note Tlan. Ten Payment Life. One Annual Premium wii eotitiuuo politfy in forte as a Term Putky, about 2 year and 100 days. Endowment Policies ExAnrtK: Premiums all Cash Age, 33; Plan, "Or Unary Endowment, payable at th. age of 50. One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in fri-e as a Term Poliey. nearly 5 years, or 4 years and .12J days. Kxawi'Lk; Premiums all Ciub As;e, 35; Plan. Ten Year Endowment, p:ybl at tin aj 'f 4-; One Aniiiial Premium will e-s-tiune policy in frcu a a Term Polic, 7 year. Notes on Endowment Policiea, Kx ampi.k : Premium 4 per cent. Note Ajre. 36; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable ai the as;c of 50. 'One Aniai.il Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 3 yeurs. ExAur-i.K: Premium 4ft per cent Not Aie. 35; Plan, TettVcar Endowment, pyabe a tho age of 45. One Annual Premtum wilt continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 5 years. nates, Asset to LlaWlltlca. 186S. l$o7. 1SC.8. 18fl9. 1217 121 01 12157 127 00 r laritnicsT Reckipts ron 1809 $210,fi70 14 Loshks Paid is 1805) 201,190 Ou Imtkiicst Received in Excess op XoasEi Paid 39,480 14 Assets this Dat Otraa ....6,000,000 00 Losses Paid to Date .....1,679,433 00 Dividends pAttviaCASttToDATE...951,3l8 55 Imscbasce o 14,000 Policies Is Force over ....30,000,030 00 This Company is not restricted to investing, its funds In the New England States. Frcm. the Report of the Auditing Committee, wo find that $I.6tfO,t)00 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 ts nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be secured by a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC mt ANCII OPl'ICI?, S. W. Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets, " ' SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, ; II. H- Jl 0 H W 0 f J & C 0.. General Maoageriu Pacific Cpasi, 13. M O JEt H 12, GENERAL AGENT, OREO ON WASHINGTON TERRITORY, roi'lland. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL KISDS OF SEWING DONE ON Short Notice by Mrs. Celicie Ellabarry, near Waymire's Mill, Dallas. ESTAIILlHEI) 1819. Ernest A. URKAIVJDOIV, GENERAL GOmmiSSION MERCHANT, 8AN FUANCIMCO, DEALER IJT Drugs. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Dye Stuffs and General' merchandise, By the Package Only. Cash Orders for this dt any Forcijrn Market, will receive prompt and Faithful Attention. Miners. Maiiutacturers and Wholesale Trade Supplied for Cadi. Nonotiee or attention paid to Orders for Goods, if there is no provision made for the payment of the same. " Terms Net Cash, on Delivery, in U.S. Gold Coin. , , N. B. Consignments of Oregon Produce, Grain, wheat, Flour, ftc, Solicited. 45-tf P.. H. McDON ALD & CO., WHOLES. 1 1. IS DRUGGISTS Ca l t: c. tttont'on of Dealers tt their lajro assort, mt'.t f Newly Arrived" (ootls, conpote(l In ri i f t!ie following ertielt-s. totrtiier with rr rr t hi Vrt In a welt socplied WIIOI.K S VI.i: Dirt ti tsTOKE. Fnrfn prr, I'ATSNT lEiiriXF. 1 rvsi'& t'rt'ob'rsss FfXTlL !U, K c::oit.j. a Oil., TtrK rprpAnATVs Dm ooiTt.' nauuixa, 9a.rtL Hrr-i s, I KaKt Mrr't, I'lMi M C'JIS, lwrt Csf'i iTicta. aod ar ' Celt roilot .1 u t tu tc rf i ..1 i:. II. MclON ALD i: CO., Sa i Keascx&co, Cai. I'Olt SALE. OUB IRUO BUSINESS, Ioaed in San Fraueiseo. Cal, Afier our bet i"be, and ei-preni-ing i ur thanks for tbe 1 beral patronage we have received for more th: n 21 years, dur iowhit h period we have 1 eea steadily eu tfaed iu the Drujf buiisa to Caltloru4T e bej; to say iu coiiscjiienee of the rapid growth of Dr. Vk'alkers's California Vinegar llitters. now spread over the United Stales and eoun tries lar lyoiid, we are necessitated lo devote our entire lime t said buin-sa. We are the Oldest Drug Firm on tbe Pacific toat, and tbe only one, continuons under the the same proprietors since l!4'J, and have de termine! to sell our large, prosperous, and well estal'!ibl Luitc on favorable terras. This is a rare opportunity for men with mean, of cutcr'tug into a profitable business with advantages nerer brfore offered. For particulars enquire of It. II. M DONALD k Co.. It. II. MoDotAU. I i h .legale Drugg st. J. C. .Si'ics :uk. i jfc-'au Franuc , Ca'. N. It. ltt;t a sale Is made we shall con tinue our importations, at.d keep a Urj:e stock of frt-sh 6 'l rnttant!y on Laud, and sell at rices to lr ty eometitiou. The Great Mcdieal DiscoTtry t Dr. WALESA'S CA2XFOXlNXA VINEGAR BITTERS, 25 Hundreds of Thoniandt ??fj ? Bear testimony to thHr Woader g.3 fulCuraUve tffecU. 2s 9a i WHAT ARE THEY?!?- e " Z1 a 11 J la Iff C u THET ARB SOT A VILE bIFANCY drink - 71 "X. I:: l 5S 1 Jr til Ma la i f l'nor It am, Wtoi-ker, Tra-r HplrltanndXterii-4 1.lqntiradoctored.splced n id sweetened 1 1 plcasj tUa taste, called "Ton tes.MArpctUerr.," llcstorcr,' c, that lead tJ3 tippler on ta drunkenness and ruin, but are a trn Medicine, mads from tlieN'atlve Hoots and Kerbs of California, free lrtn nil AIcohUe j Imulaiu a. They ato the ii It EAT IIL.OOD riTKH-'IKU nnd 1.11'B IVIX PIIIN CIl'I.Eaptrfcct renovator andlnvlgorator of t:ia Fystcm, earrylng off all polsonous-oiatter and restoring the blood lo n healthy, couditlon. No person cam ta'uc thesa Inters according to dlrco tli!t and remain Ion? tnwcIL Vnr Iuatituuintory Jd Chronic liken inntlaiu nu4 5out, Dysipepnta or ludl BOMtlou, Dllloua, ltctiilttciit nnd lutcr mittcut Frrcra, Dlseaaea of the Hload, I.lver, Kidticya, nud llladder, these Illt lera liars beca most sncceasful. Baeli Pis eauea are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is ffcnerany produced by Uerattgement of the Dlcreattve Orcana. I)Vfl,I.l,rIAOR 1NDK3ESTION. Ilendache. Tain ti tho Shoulders, Couichs, TlRh ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stotnaeh, Pad tast? la t!io Mouth Dtllous At tacks, Tatpltfttlon of the Heart, Inflammation of tho LungStl'ahi In the regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are tho off sprtngsflf Dyspepsia. TU y Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of uo equalled eClcacy In cleansing tho blood of all Impurities, and Imparting newUfe and vigor t tho wholo system. FOIl Hit IN I ISEAHE8, Tvruptloas.Tetter, Fait Ilheum, Blotches. Bpots, Dmplca. Pustules, llolls. Carbuncles. Klng-Wornjs, PcalO-Head, Sore Kycs,Erysapcla,ltcl, Bcurfs. PUcoloratlons of tho Skin, Ifmuors and Diseases' of tho Skin, of whatever ha:no or nature, aro-rttaraJly dug up andcarrledodt of the system In a short tlmo by tho use of AhcM Deters. One bottle In such liases wjy.convlnco.thenot Joeredulous of their nrntjvs effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Ulood wjienerer you find Us Impurities bursiinjr through tho skin InDm ples. Eruptions or Sores cleanse it when you find rt bstrtMstcH and UigKlsU In tho velnst clcanso tt When H Is foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood pare and the health ofjho system will follow. TA lE and other WOltMH, larking la tiio systeiapf .aa many thousands, areflreetually destroyed and remove.4.. Fa' fvll directions, read carefully tho circular around cach;bQttlc. ; J. WALKETt, '.Proprietor. It. 11 McDON ALD ft CO., Drutfirlsts and Qon. Agents, pan Francisco, Cal,, and 52 and 31 Commerce troet, Ner torM, BOLD PT ALL PBUGOIST8 AND DEALEJRS. 45-ly NEW AD Vbu TI&EPj.s a THE NEW POOD. a "-iV mi For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a rackago of SEA MOSS FAHINE, mado from pure Irish Moss, or Carrageen, which will raaho sixteen quarts of Blanc Man and a like quantity of Pud dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Iiussc, kc. It is the 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 Change M THE GREATWORLD'S TOXIC Plantation Bitters. TtiU von1rrful voPtaM rc!orali'C is llic !iei-:iii-clior of llic fcc??I atscl 3e!:i!i ta:rd. A- n to:s$3 nni corc3ial lor the aj;rd ::n.1 languid, it fi:i no jcqsuU nmons Blor?5 ' nchic. 'Ah n remedy far tlie ncrvout j weakne- f o which women arc especially sn!f Jcct, it fs fiupercdin5 every other Atiiniilaiit. la nil Cll mate, troplral, , lenaemte, or frigid, It nm ni n specific in every simtIc of diiorder ":. : which underminei lh? S"o:Jily fttrcngrth and krcakH3ovei cln nninial ispirit." For. sale by all Druggists t ' ' -. . 2i fy CnCAP! CHEAT!!; C&rapcr than Ever!!! n o JL.T e a, w ;n r i, k y & co., EIXEHD ALB STORE, IlaTe remored'tbnr STOCK OF flOODS t jIUs, aixl arc constantly rcceivi); NKW auj iVKLL SELECTED JJOeiKS, coosistiu of l.adieb' Dress ani J'aiiry CjtoU. Men and Hoys' Clothing, Hats and Cap. - . Boots aud Shoes, f.adlt' and ChtMretiS' Mhus of vcry Sljle and Size. A full Stock of c;rcrles 'eotistantly on hand, alio Hardware aud Crockery. Woolen Clood Manufiirtured at the lvllendale Mill, such a.4 Jlearers, Caimerea, IJard Timen, Tweeds, Flannel and Itlaitketa, Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail. ; Having a desire to locate permanently i i Dallas, wo will denl fairly ami jiutly with wb may faror us with their patronage. Wo will exchange Goods t'.r Country 1'roJuce, fur which we will pay tbe lltghil Trice. J3rlngr ou jour Eggra .ana Salter. 3-tf PIOXEER TIN AXD Sl'CYE STf liE ront Street, one Door South of Post Offica. Dallas - - ------ Oregon, KNOWING TIIKR12 IS A MAHICEt difierence between articles of TlNWAKK naQufactured by me. and lb at made by maiu acturer io Portland and other large ciiies, for hipment. I have on hand both my own make ind alsv that ol factory make, so that peopla nay tske their choice. Aiy stock consists ia art, of .atoves of all kind,- Cofper, Ilrasa and Iron Ware, Hire work of all dmcrlptlou, Siieet and Calvantrcti Iron. Stove Hollers. Tea Kettles, Milk Palia, I)lppera, : l,ard and HuUerst'atis, Heaters, . . Japanned Ware a gtOLecol Artment, Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Fant Porcelain lined stew Pane for Fruit, B roil i off Fixtures of Nt.v end the loet topreved PftUeru h j 4 AndJoaot everything thM can iva found in i rst class Tin and i? to e Store, - ; 3oh Work Neatly Pona and Promptly . Attended to, 5G-tf T. U. NEWMAN. AVT.CAUMEtf JCSI.AND AND XAY ) KKPOOi att. In tiuantitlcs to olt, . COX A KAIUIART'S, SaUm. : i A FaoUly ilenedf.Ve family shoubVbe without some efneacious remedy for the cure of aflbctlons, so universally prevalent, as douba iiid coldssome remedy, too, which oan h tied upon as safe, sure and -certain. HVMra Haltum of Wild Cherry combines ttU
