TOWil COUMTY NEWS.!
DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 187t.
Money Market.
Latest New York Gold Quotations
an
legal Tenders in Portland:
'Buying... .,..90 J Selling...
9t
Dallas Produce aud Commission Market.
.Corrected Weekly, by Q. B. Stiles, People's
Merchant, Main Street, 'Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAT $1 -ft bush. J
OATS 4.5 50 " '
BARLEY 75 I
FLOUli $5 50 Srt bbl.
- Sks$t 37 - $1 50.
CORN MEAL 4. lb.
BEANS 5o. lb.
BACON Sides, 12 15c p lb.
Shoulders. So. to 10c. ft.
HAMS 14 16e lb.
PO UK Dressed, 6 eents.
i " Pickled, 8c. to 10c. f lb.
BUTTER Firkins 16 20o ft. .
Hulls, 20 "cUb.
EGOS 1 So MfTt doz.
LARD Bulk, lOe; tins, 12
POTATOES Frnm W?on, $1 25 p bushel.
- ONIONS SI 50 bushel.
APPLES Urecu, 50e f bhl.
' Dried. 5a Co "ft lb.
CHEESE Now Orecn, 20 25e ft.
CHICKENS 2 50 $3 p doi.
TURKEYS 75 $1 each.
DRIED PLUMS 165 lb-
Those indebted to us for subscription or
advertising in first volume of the Repcbmoas
are requested to call and settle, as we wish to
squara accounts.
Good Templars. The County Lodge of Good
Templars meets in Bethel next Wednesday. A
general invitation is extended.
T" . :
Mr. T. B. Newman has an experienced
-workman in his tint-hop, ready to do all kinds
of making or mending in bis line.
AW must cat; and tlio?o wishing vegetables
for the table will do well to call on G. B. Stiles
at "Headquarter3," Main Street.
We learn that Eli Mason, the man who killed
White, at rhilometh, was found guilty of
manslaughter. He was sentenced to one year's
imprisonment.
We understand that Mr. J. II. Robbing will
exhibit his Patent Traveling Thresher at
Bethel next Wednesday, the 10th inst. Those
interested in agricultural machinery will do
well to he present.
"Wagons. W. H. Teal Jfc Co., are before the
public this Spring as usual with a Stock of
wagons, buggies, Ac, They are a well known
firm, and their wtrk speaks for itself. See
advertisement in this week's issue.
We are -.' constant.lv reading and hearing of
societies being formed for aiding emigration.
Those having lands fr sale would do well to
advertise them, so that parties wishing to pur
chase will know where to go to look ffr surh
lands as they may desire. We are offering
inducement t parties to advertise, and are
confident it will be to the advantage of all con
cerned. Another Shotting Affriy. Last Saturdav, as
the West Side mail was going down, a difficulty
arose between the carrier, Win. Hopkins, and
the Post Ma.-ter, Mr. Hunsaker, at Perrydale,
in this county. The carrier rode off. telling
Mr. IIunaker be would -'settle with him to-mor
row." The morrow (Sunday) came, and after
Hunsaker J had changed tha mail, whieh
Hopkins had brought up from below, Hopkins
told him he was .ready to settle that trouble,
nnd commenced to null off hi coat. Hunsaker
bean to pull off bis coat, when hia wife inter
ferred, and tried to take him-away. At this
Juncture, II pkins drew a Derringer and fired
at Hunsaker, without, however, doing any
damage. Hopkins went on his way. A war
rant was issued here by Justice Stiles, and the
Sheriff sent after Hopkins. He was arrested at
Corvallis, and brought back by the Sheriff, and
taken before Justice Stiles for examination
The Attorney for defendant demanded hia re
lease, on the ground that the warrant was
imperfect, and that the Coart had no right to
hold the prisoner. The Court granted the de
mand, released the prisoner, who immediately
'idustdd," and has not since been beard from.
Circuit Court Proceedings,
R. P. Boisk, JvvQm
fstate of Oregon v. Ezra Scovcll; action for
larceny case continued.
Miller k Marshall t?. Polk County; action
to recover taxes paid under protest demurrer
imposed by defendant sustained.
"Larocque and Co. r. Polk County same as
above.
Leona R. Bibcock c. A. D. Babcock ; action
to recover personal property ; submitted to
jury. Jury failed to agree case continued.
Wm. Cecil v. John Pby and others settled
by agreement of parties.
"Wilson Lewis t. Eliza F.Lewis
divorce granted.
-suit for
Nathaniel Haggard v. Wra. Savajre; suit for
partition of real property case continued.
J.-B. Rigg c. R. A. Riggs; suit in Chan
cery John Scott appointed guardian ad litum
emti continued. '
M. A.Lewis vt. John Jo wis; suit for divorce
granted.
A. A. Miller r. M. E. Miller j suit for di
vorce-r-granted. ;:.
Delia B. Lewis v. D. R. Lewisj action of
ejectment judgment for plaintiff.
J. Way mi re r. James O'Neal; action at law
r case referred; J. L. Collins, referee
James O'Neal appellant, vn. Hannah Davis,
respondent judgment reversed.
W. C. Warriner and others, plaintiffs In
error, r. James Harvey and others, defen
dants in error judgment reversed and cause
remanded.
McDaniel, plaintiff in error, v. Wm. Jones,
defendant in error .name as above.
'D. M. Boone, plaintiff In error, vi. John
vraymire, attendant in error same as above.
'-'?? tF!n,ey Plaintiff, r. D. C. Dougherty
an m. a. iougnerty, defendants; foreclosure
Telegraphic Siiiiimary.
Paris, May 1. The Commune has
revoked the order for the arrest of Gen.
Cluseret,
A series of barricades are beiug
built to completely encircle the city.
Dotnbrowski is now in command on
the bank of Seine outside of the walls.
Free Masous take turns with the
Nationals iu guarding the banners of
the Order on the ramparts, and do duty
bravely under a terrible fire.
Versailles,. May 1. Negotiations for
the surrender of Fort Issy failed, and
the bombardment recommenced. It is
now very violent.
Iu the Assembly to day Picard stated
that the municipal election through
France passed quietly yesterday, except
at Lyons. .
London, May 1. In the House of
Commons the debate on the budget was
resumed. W. II. Smith, member for
Westminister, moved the following:
J2eoheJt That in the opinion of the
House it is expedient to increase the
rate of taxatiou on incomes.
He argued to show that the addition
al burdeu would fall exclusively on
small incomes.
Granville, in the House of Lords to
night, dccliued to answer questions re
specting negotiations for the settlement
of San Juan Island bouudary question
with the Uuited Mates. Ho stated
that the Government was under obliga
tions of secrecy until a treaty and ratifica
tion were exchanged.
In the House of Commons Harcourt
and Hculcy made bitter attacks on the
budget Lowe defended it, aud said
Government presented the best availa
ble substitute tor impost rejected by
the House.
Versailles, May 2. Fort Issy is com
pletely surrounded by victors.
Last night chasseurs captured Cla
mart railway station at the point of the
bayonet. Three insurgents were killed.
Simultaneous two regiments attacked
Chateau Is.y, defense of which the in
surgents temporarily abandoned.
Paris, May 2, The. lleoeil says the
Versaillists attacked Fort lssy but were
repulsed last night. The bombardment
of Vanvres Montrogue continues to-day.
An engagement is expected before
evening. The AfersaillUts are gaining
ground daily. The reoccupation ot
Is-y is contradicted. The fort is de
serted. Fifteen thousand National
eairicd the barricades at Lower Issy.
It is rumored that Dombrowki and
staff are made prisoners at Asnieres.
The Commune decrees a committee
of public safety. Cluseret's arrest was
ordered becp.u-e of negligence, whereby
Fort fssy was compromised.
London, May, 2. The Daily Neicx
says 25,000 troops have been sent
against the iusurgents, making sorties
by Choissy. A great battle is expected
to morrow. A uew army is forming at
Auxerie.
New York, M:iy 2. A special cor
respondent telegraphs the following:
IJerlin Sunday An imperial coun
cil wa held to day to consider the
situation of Paris. ltimrck was pres
ent. It was agreed to notify the Ver
sailles government that a further limit
ed period would be allowed for the re
storatiou of authority, enforcement ol
order aud fulfillment of the treaty stip
ulation, after which, Germany will take
independent action to establish law aud
order. The dispatch will emphasize
the wish of Germany not to interfere
with the internal political affu'rs of
France, but will add that such inter
minable civil war, originating in revo
lution and characterized by disgraceful
excesses, cannot longer be tolerated,
for the moral and material interests of
Germany, as well as of all Europe art
suffering. Washington, May 2. Justice Clif
ford read the brief and papers in the
legal tender cases rKnox vs, Lec, and
Parker vs. Davis & Jiallous. In these
two there were two questions heretofore
directed to be argued : 1st. Is the
act of Congress, known as the Legal
Tender Act, constitutional as to con
tracts made before its passage ? 2d. Is
it valid as applicable to transactions since
its passage ( The questions have been
considered by the court and both deci'
ded in the affirmative. The decree of
the Supreme Judicial Court of Mas
sachusetts, in the case of Parker vs.
Davis, is therefore affirmed, and the
judgment of the Circuit Court of the
United States of the District of Texas
is also affirmed. i
In the cases of Dunning against Scars
and others, two cases from the Supreme
i i ....... n
vuun, ui iuiemgan, contracts were lor
the delivery of a specified weight of
gold, removable as coined money. The
court below held that they were dis
charged by the payment of treasurv
notes, equivalent in market val tin nf
coined money of stipulated weigh of
pure goia. i his court reversed that
judgment, holding that it should have
been entered for. coined dollars and
parts of dollars. .
ltaleigh, N. C. May l.W. C. Har
rison, a Holden Republican, was elected
Mayor ot this city to-day by the Dcm
ocrats, the strength of the Republican
party, including a majority of the ne
groes, supporting C. L. Harris, also a
Holden Republican. tTho Mayor elect
id a brother or Mrs. Uovernor IJolden.
Lx-Governor Mauley died to day
aged 76 years. !
The Why and Wherefore. ' ;
The Havre Jiepubllcan, published at
Havre De Grace, Md., has always a
good word for homo interests and
American labor. In the following brief
editoral Mr. McCombs has given the
Arguments for Protection :
Protection fosters and develops home
productions and domestic manufactures.
There is no getting over that.
Free trade encourages foreign man
factures and necessarily depresses home
industries. Thero is no getting over
that. Then why is this groat free
trade crusade against American man
ufactures ? Who are these free trade
advocates ? What interest do they
present ?
The whole free trade movement is
anti-American in its inception, gotten
up and supported by Rritish gold in the
aid and interest of Rritish manufactur
ers and London book publishers, brok
ers and Insurance companies and their
agents in Roston and New York, and
American imports and dealers in foreign
merchandise, stocks, and securities, and
who have no interest iu common with
the great mass of the people, or thoir
home industries except as they afford
nourishment to these vampires and their
paid emissaries.
If American manufacturers are reap
ing such immense fortunes, and the
road is so open to wealth in this direct
ion, as these free traders would have us
believe, wjiy don't they change their
occupation, "accept the situation" and
take a hand ?
Not until the intelligent workingmen
of the country are, by a reduction of
wages, brought to the pitiful condition
of the pauper laborers of Europe, can
we afford to do without Protection, and
every man who advocates free trade is
helping to bring about such a state of
things. -
Every consideration of patriotism,
love of country and humanity, demand
Proection to American industries,
against the foreign monied monopolies
that fatten on the pauper labor of Eu
rope. ; ' '
Weather Seeord for April, 1HTI.
Kept by T. Pearce, Knit, Oregon.
North Lat. 41" 57," West Long. 123 b"
Apr. 1. mean Ump. 45, rain 0 20 in. wind 8.
,, 2, 49, rain 0-13 in. clear S.
3, !0, rain 01' in. wind S.
,, 4, ,, 49, rain Ml in. wiad S.
5, 45, rain, 0-0.1 in. wnd
ft, 45 rain 0-05 in. wind S. W
7, 3S, rain 0 20 in. S.W.
8, 42, wiud N.W. aur 10 a-tn
9, 45, cloudy, wind N. W.
., 10, 45, cloudy, wind S.
1, ,, 51, wind N. ca breeie.
,, 12, 45, cloudy, N.W. :a br.
13, . 39, rain 0-22 in. win 1 .
14, 42, rain 0-60 in. S.
15, Z'J, cloudy, wind S.W.
tt 16, 45), cloudy, wiud N.
17, f. 49, rain O-O.'t. in. wind N.
13, 4.1, rain, 0 21, wind S.
19, t 46, clear, wind N. ?ca br.
20, 51, clear, wind N. seabr.
21, 51, clear, wind N.
,t 22, 51, clear, wind N. sea br,
23, 53, clear, wind N. seabr.
. 24, 57, clear, wjnd N. frost
25, 51, clear, wind N. sea br.
i 2V it 4S, clear, wind N. frost
27, 50, !car, wiud S.W,
25, 41, wipd .W.
29, 4ft, rain fl-M in., wind S.
it 30, 40 cloudy, wind S.
Hain in inches for the m.nt!i of Apr. 1871,
2 2 1 in. Clear 10 dayn. Cloudy S.
Mean temperature lor mouth 47
Highest 57, on the 21th. Lowest 3S on the
7th '
j)ii:i.
On Willow Creek, Wasco County, Oregon,
April 20th, of Consumption, Johnalhan Bent
ley, formerly a resident of Polk County.
FLORAL INCENSE !
The fraraoco of fresh flowers is agreeable
and pleasant to even the most fastidious ; and
in thegoniy'ne Murrat A Lawman's Florida
Water we have tins tloral fragrance in all its
refreshing purity and strength. Delicate per
sons and invalids soothed and benefitted by its
use.
,TfAs there are worthless counterfeits.
buyers should always ask for the Florida Wa
ter prepared by Lanraan fc Kemp, New York.
. : 542, "
Many Voices from California.
'My experience satisfies me that Bristol's Sar-
saparilla and Pills are the best and only rctne-
Uies tor scrofula. n. u. Harris, .Vitr Claret,
"Imstors Sarsapanlla has cured me of Rhea-
matism after every thing else had failed."
P. Kelly, Sonora,
"For the first time in years I am free from sore
and eruptions. I used 9 bottles of Bristol's
Sarsapanlla and five of Pills." J. S. Jokes,
I'etaluma. 567.
2rSnuff or dost of any kind, strong, caustic
or poisonous solutions aggravate Catarrh and
drive it to the lungs. Lr. Sago's Catarrh Rem
edy cures Catarrh by its mild, soothing, cleans
ing and healing properties. Each package
prepares one pint of the Remmty ready for use,
and costs only 5 cents. Sold by druggists, or
send 60 cents to R,. V. Pierce, M. D., 133 Sene
ca street, Buffalo N. Y., and -get it by return
mail. Look out for counterfeits and worthless
imitations by seeing that it has upon the ont
side wrapper, Dr. Pierce's private Stamp, is
sued by the U 8. Government expressly for
stamping his medicines and which bears upon
it, his portrait, and address, and the words, "U.
S. Certificate of Genuineness." v
' The Wind l temnerfd tn 1ia ahnrn
lamb," otherwise the delicate organization of
woman couia never near up uuder the sever
trials which it is her lot to endure. 'As a means
of sustaining her strength, and bringing ber
safely through the difficulties and dangers of
which he is by nature the heiress, no modi
cinceever prescribed is comparable to Da' Wal
ker g Vkgbtablb Visboar Bittbrs. In all
deranirmeenta of th rmnir i
I resrulnritv. and nrnmnfa vt,t.i .i...
mental repose.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WIIXIAU ..DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office, No. GI Front Street,
PORTLAND OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in the mot desirable lo
calties. consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STuRES; 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
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
TORIES, wUh great care aud on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCIIPTIONS PROM PLY COL
LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the
CITIES and TOWNS in th STATE, will
reclve descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the some to the above addrcos.
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HOW TO CURE IT.
At the commencement of the Diarihoa, which
always precedes an attack of the Cholera, take
a tcaspoonful of Pain Killer in sugar and wa
ter, (hot if convenient.) and then batho freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should the diarrho! or cramps continue
repeat the dose every fen or fifteen minutes un
til the patient is relieved. In extreme cas.
two or more tcaspoonfuls may bo given at a
dose.
The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has no equal.
In caeca f Cholera. Summer CmplainU,
.-p.U, Dystntery, Asihtn it cure in one iiiht
by t .king it internally, and bathing with tt
freely. Its action i like masric, wheit extt-rnal-y
applied t Old S.re, Burns, Scalds, and
fpra.ns. F"r Sick lleadacjiw and TotibacUe
don't fail to try it. In short, it ii a Pais Kill
r.R.
iJirwtions ac-ompany ench bottle.
The Paiu Killer iul 1 by all dealers iu Med
icines. Prices, 25 cents, 50 cents andSl per lott'o
Foloni,us Medicines.
Tho theory that the virus of diseiaes can be
safely count raetcd by does of pu0, is falre
and dangru. Wuhiu tL Ut 25 years, u.t
ided to the prosperity of the medical profes
.1 ; .
in. I hey are given in ?maie uofes , tu,erwi.e
they would destroy life immediately; but evei
in minute quantities, they prdu(e, ult!mtt;ly
very disastrous effects. It is nwi and ur,
philuiophical to employ, a remedies, powerful
and iusidious drugs, which, in pttbjujjatiTi one
diee( sow the seed of another ti!l more ul-
uianageable. None of thes ttrrible modica-
mcntJ operates with as much directness and
certainly upon the causes of diseases as ll-s
tetter's Stomach Bitters, a tonic and corrective
iri'fowf rt !' itelrtcri'tn4nyrtllent in ii com
. - . . i . t
p .nUwH. Arfcac ana n' i a are given i r u.-
tcrinttteuts; tromiae i poi.iaoiuui i r nervuu
disorders; strychnine and pru-iij acid fur geu-
eral debility : mercury, m vau?ur f rm, tor
Hvtr ompla nu preparations ol cnio r.orm ata
opium fur 'sleeplessness ; and yet theoduatiy
drugs do not compare, n epecifics fr the di
caes above enumerated, with that wholeson e
vegetable invigorant acd alterative, whiln they
are ail o pernicious that it is astuimbiag ny
iihvsiciaD should take the refpoiu ibiilty of pre
scribing them. Let invalids, for their own
s ikes, try the BistesS befon the rcs irt o t e
poisons. The reliet they will experienea trutu
a course of tho harmless specific, will render
a recourse to the unsafe preparations referred t
quite unecessary.
C. S. .SILVER & CO.,
No. 136, First Street,
PORTLAND, Ki;c;t)N.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRV GOODS, CLOTHING,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS fit CAPS,
CalroccricN & Provisions.
Highest Cash Price paid for all kinds of
. Country Iiocliicp.
36-tf
IiSTAlHJiimi into.
Ernest A. JKULAiVIJorv,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO,
DKALBR IX
Drugs. Chemicals,
Essential Oils,
Dye Stuffs and
General Merchandise,
By the Package Only.
Cash Orders for this or any Foreign Market,
will receive prompt and Faithful Attention.
MIlierB, Manufacturers and Wholesale
Trade Supplied for Cash.
No notice or attention paid to Orders for floods,
if there is no provision made for the payment
oitnesame. - -
Terras Net Cash, on Delivery, in U.S. Gold
.,..;.-.' Coin.
N.'B. Consignments of Oregon Produce,
Grain, Wheat, Floiny&c, Solicited.
45 tf
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NEW AVVERTIUEMENlS.
CIIKAP! CE1I5 API!
Cheaper than Ever 1 1 !
II O JL T E K, W OJIt TLEY & CO.,
ELLEN DALE STORE,
nave removed their STOCK OF flOODS to
Dallas, and are constantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of
JLadles' Oresa aud Fancy Cioode,
Men and Hoys" Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Hoots aud Shoes,
Ladles' . and Children' Shoes of every
Style and Size.
A fullTStock of Groceries couatantly
on hand, also Hardware and Crockery.
Woolen Goods Manufactured at the
lillendale Mill, tuch a.i
Heaver, Casiuieres, Hard Times,
Twteds, Flannels and Blankets.
Which we offer at Wholesale'aud Retail.
Having a desire to locate permsnently iu
Dallas, we will deal fairly and jutdly with a!)
who may favor with their patronage. We
will exeharK Goods fur Country Produce, for
which we will pay thte Highest Price.
J3r!g ou your Eggs and Batter.
P.. H. HcDON A LD & CO.,
?-Js nnunnifiTn
UUUUUIO 10
Cm' t'.to cftfnt'oi ft V"nf"t to th-!r l'jrfl f.'-sort.
pi'j;.t i f " New s' Arnvvd -otil,fr. p--tl in
pari t t?i 9 foUowiritf- artlctra. iwt;ir wfth
i v rvih!"r!"(t ii n vrli tu; piicd WJf Ol.i:
HA Lli Diil li LiTOItr.
Knr.'ii Dttrr;. TiikenN rnrrAT.v
VhTSST MRIl"lJf. J i.HK.,IH' fcl Iili.i;,
Tn'MA f t -i ofcixss ! yiMXrn nine,
Oil', I I IIiHl!'IIf,
' na:;Jts OIL, j i'.i l.. To a mi . ii,
TrhJch vs o?Tr ft ihi lowest rh I rlccis, end
arj r.. iu- d f.U U be vi.tU. rtt it!,
H. n. ;:cIONALD & CO., Fa I tascisco, Cal
! ( S A 1. 15.'
OUR ORUQ BTJBINE.S, -loea'ed in San
Francisco. Cal. After our Wt wishes, and x
pri'Siiig our thanks for the lih r.tl patrnag
we have received for nvre than 21 years, dur
iug which period we have teen tia!ily iru
gaged in tha Drug huiut-sn in C;iUirui, t
heg to say in consc'iuenre t.f thw rapid (tniwt!.
of Dr. Walkers California Vine-; tr HiMers.
now spread over the United f?ttc and coun
tries far beyond, we are necessitated to devote
uur entire lime to said lfuiiies.
We arc the 0!dct Drug I irm on th Pacific
Coast, an 1 tie only !ic, cwutinuous under the
the same proprietors since Iftt'J, and have do
termincd to j-eil our bre, profperous, aud well
erta'-ii bt. I I.u.- r'.e?s n fai uralle terms.
'Ihi i a rare t-ppirtuinty f.ir men with
inrans. of filtering into a prunfahle busiues
with advantaea nevtr Wfvre vllercd.
For particular enquire of
It. Ii. MfDONALD'A Co.,
It. II McDosAt n, ) W h .Uale Drugg'et.
J, C. Ji-Kscr-R. J J-au Francis, Ca.
N. D. Unt l a sale is made we shall con
tinue our importation, ai d keep a lare stock
of fresh cwittantty ou hand, and sell at
prices la dely coiupttitiun.
The Great Medical DiscoTery!
Br. WALKEH'3 CAL1FOIINIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Hundreds of Thousands 2fV
Bear tcsUmoBT to tbtr wonder.
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IIFANCY DRINK.PI
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Mx'.j tf Vtuir Kusti, Vir.kcy, Lrof
Spirits nnd IIrf:ii t4linriKctored. spiced
a iJ sweetened l idcas tUo taste, caltwl "Ton
ics,'" ArpctlzcrR," " tli storcrs," c, that lead
ths tippler n to drun!euucBS and ruin, but are
a trno Medlclnc.made froia tto Kative Hoots and
Herb of California, free fvM nil Alcotiwlle
Sli.unlnnf. Thoyare thofiKKAT lH,OU
piji: l i ii'.ii nu. i i.ir;: taviNU ritix-
CIPI.E a perfect Kcnovator and invisorator of
t:'ia Syst r.i, carry iv.s tToU poisonous matter and
restoring V.iti blood to n bcnltliy condition. Ko
person can tavo these Pi iters according to dlrco
tion and rc.nainlor.3 unwell.
rr Iiiflummulory nnd Chronic Khcn
innttwm nud liout, Dijctla r Inili
irritllnn. KUlnn Remittent nnd lutcr
mlltriit Fevers. I)ltenae of the ltiuod,
l.ivcr, .Kidney?', mi l ttladdcr, these Hit
ters havj bcoi niiwt successful. 8ucl Din
raes are canscd by Vilinted ninod, which
H KeneraMy produced by Uoransement of tho
Dlaesiive Oi'Kan. .
airspr.ijiA nt indksf.stion.
Headache, rai t l i tha -imnlders, Coughs, Tifjht
ne?s of the Cliest, l;s.incf3, Sour P.rnctatlons of
the Stomach, P-ad Uwto" i.t tho Mouth Hilious At
tacks, ra:j:tPtlon of the Heart, Inflammation of
the Loti;r,Ph in IhcreRtons cftho Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, arj the oT
sprlnsof DyspepHla. -
Tin y lavljarate the PtomacTi ad stlmnlato the
torpliilircra-id bowels, which rendcrthcniof un
equalled efflcaey t i cleansintr the Mood cf all
impurities, and. imparting new life aud vigor to
the whole system.
FOR Hit IX msrcAHr,S,trtirtlons.Tcttcr,
Bait IMieum, Blotches, pots, riuiples, Puotnles.
Holla, Carljandos, Hlug-Worms, ScaM-Hcad, Sore
'ryes, Erysipelas, llch, Pcarf, DUcoloratlons of
the Skin, Humors' and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever namo or nature?, nra literally dug up
and carried out of th.s system in a phorttimo by
the nsa of theso Hitters. One bottle iu such
cases will convinca tho most Incredulous of their
curative offect s.
Cleanse the V!tlat?d Blood whenever you find
Its Impurities bnrptiiirt thronjrh thosklu i irim
plos, Eruptlonn or pores ; clepnfj it wlun yoo
find it obstructed and ,plufct1i l.i Uto veins;
cleanse it when It la foul, ami your foolmirs will
tell yon whe Keep tbo blood pure and the
health of tho system will folio w.
FIX, TA UK and other VOU5I, lnr-lnj In
tlie system of so many thousauds, are effectual Jj1
destroyed and removed. For full direi-.tioija, read
carefully the circular around each bott le.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. It. n, JlcBOVAtt) &
CO., Druurf;lsts andGn, Ajront", faa Francisco,
Cal., aud 81 aud 31 Commo'oa Street, New York.
SOLD JSy ALL DUtHSTS AKJD DEALERS.
45-1
NE W A JJVEJiTJSEMEN T$
THE EEW FOOD,
SWTlk '.sr ' .-.--,.-.-, -Jt, -K" . AS.. w..
1
t4 A.. '7-'S.t
v 5 rt
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
racka-o of SEA HIOSS FAIUNE,
inado from pure Irish Jess, or
Carrageen, vliich -will mal;o
.sixteen quarts of Illanc Mange,
and a like quantily of Vad
dings, Custards, 'Creams,' Char
lotte Itusse, Arc. It is tho
cLapest, healthiest, and most .
delicious food in the world. It
makes a splcnd il Dessert, and
has no 'equal as a light and
delicate fodl far Invalids and
Childrca.
A Glorious Change ! ! , , ,
TIIK CIIKAT WORLD'S TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
nils' vo!S3crfesl v;imTi!e
rc mortis B c 1' t !:otl::!s-
d:;:rof tSae reT:Ic; zin-A lci"A'A
i.n'cil. A- i snt:? tits I Mrdiiil
;or tlic :u?oVr:si! I:2:;:y::rJ, 11
i 1 1 no j:i::l KSorrs-
itriTiM. vt.i!ii3:r xvtUU
.feci. It is ?;rr-eclsn czvvy
ol!icr Riirt?ti!:int. Izi nil C;i
or friita, it a: t i n.n fipnrsJi J
in civcry s;?rh t of dnr:2?r
wiiit'li M:t:5:Tiuhaci r.oHy
strcjj;th tnt'A Lrc:'ls down tin
;u5i::iul spirits . 'sale ity
nil Dnvjail.
13-1 j?
Front Street, cno Dscr South of ;
Post OfHce. ,'!
Dallas - - - - - - - Orrii.
5T X 0 W I X ( THE II K IS A M A U K D 7
adificrcrtcc tfctwecu artfcki of TI N W A Uy -.-i
aidiiufacturcd y m. nnd ili.t n i I4 Im m ;"!-
afturtr in Portland and other large e'vic--. t'' i
-himcrt, t h tvts lund Will my u. i N - V
4iid al that d factory make. tl..t
-iisiv i:ke tbeir cliir. My u-k cn-fii ; ' ,
part, of i
Stores of all klndp,
CjpiH-f, Ilrss znd. Irou Wa1',
Wiie wori of all e'escrfptions ;
il:i-s. I iind iidtttii.u, .,., i
Stow IVdlt-rs, Tea Iitttlo, ,
li:k t.in, Iliicrs.
I-ard ui.d tTuUtr C'aiis.
iti:; iicatci
Japanned Ware a general Assnrtracut, .
Cooking Spoons, A vaii ty of Cera Pans ;
Prcflida lie 1 ""tew Pans for Fruit, ;
Broiling Fixtures f K w and ILa Juoat ;
Improved Fatterit
And in fact evcrvliip; tht ran 1? rMd in
Cr.t ens Tin and Ste Slot,
Xcatly Doas and Tromptly Atfcnlel to.
.M'-tf T. B.NEWMAN. C
S5T0 810 liM DAY.
MKX, WOMKX, UOYa AND lUUi.ci ,
Wlio enpasre iu our Im-nms uinkc friia
er tlay in tlnir own Walitic. Fa '
particulars and iRtr(i-tiin? o:t frt 0 hv
Thosu ih nctd t.f. ).ruanont, vn fitaVit vrkv
fliould addns. at r.ru-e, liEulitiii fcTIXSON
A Co., Pt rthm 1. 'a'""-
. 4 if fi vf i f-r .
TO T1IR WOUKINtl CLAS. Wo arfi "
now prepared to fui ui h all tdasMss with con
stant employment at honu tLc wh lo of the
time or for the f are niuient. llnsim n.a-,i
light and profitaldc. Pcrn of ..vitlitr, fvV
easttv cafn from i0o. to $5 of an cvynii"jr, and'u
! proportioimtu mmh ly dvvotius Ihi'n wLulc'
liino to tho liBHiucs. ; lUiys and irU ar
nearly as miu li a men. That iili w!m pev this.
notice may send their Idrcc and tft the hu- , '
inc.p, we mke thi unpsrallclcd otT'.'r: tn such
as are nt will a:ifiod, wo -will pcnd $t t i.y !,t;"
f.r the trouhlu t wrilinj l ull particulars, ft ,
.. 1.. :n .
lr)lltlilIMU HiMlllill'. H H II ..lit 1H f IMII IIVIM d ..
work on, and a copy of The Vt;i? LiterArif 7
CompaHt'iii, one ot tho Inrgcxt and hot family - '.
newspapers puhlis'u d, all h-h t freo J,y iiKui.,. .
Reader, if you want permancut and pr iiah;' k
w.rk. addre., 4
K. C. A LT.KN .t Co., Augusta, M. i C
rptlE ATTENTION OF T1IH rUULTC
is invited to tho improved facilities Which
I have recently tnado to my" apparatus, M "
wuicu i am &iia to taK - ; '
On o tSi ttinVr!
Tims innluncr tlu hcrct..fv,. t!V of c-cttinir s
, . t l.k
Xrv.al!cry located on M5n ?tnVt I)a!lV
April ICIW. , U;lm
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