TOVH a GOUUTY HEVS.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1S71.
Money Market
Latest New York Gold QnoUtions.........lll
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Baying..;:i...:...90 J 'Selling...':...?!'
Dallas produce and Commission Market.
Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
"WHEAT $1 20 bush.
OATH 45 50 . .
BARLEY 7 "
FLOUR $5 50 U bbl. i
, ; " "Sks$l 50 $1 75. Wi
CORN MEAL 4e. ft. r -BEANS
5c. "(A lb. -BACON
Sides. 12 13e S lb,
" Shoulders. So. to lOc. fb.
IIAMg 14 16c tb.
PORK Dressed, 6 centa. :
" Pickled, 8c. to 10c. 7i fl.
BUTTER Firkins 16 20c lb.
" 1 Rolls, 20 lb.
.EGGS 18o doa.
LARD Bulk, 13c ; tins, 14
POT TOKS From Wagon, $1 25 bushel.
ONIONS SI 50"$ bushel.
APPLES Gr3n, 50e bhl. 1
Dried, 5 6e B. ,
CHEESE New Oregon, 20 25o &
CHITKENS 2 SO (rtj $3 do.
TURKEYS 75 $1 eao'l.
DRIED PLUMS 16 lb.
WOOL 26 30c. lb
Newjpiods jnit receive! at Leo's, corner
Main and Mill Streets.
of
Thanks. We are under obligatiasc to Hons.
II. W. Corbett, J. U. Slater, and James K.
Kelly for valuable Congressional Documents.
: The ladies say those shawl at the Brick
Store are splendid. ; Call and get one before
they are all gone.
" Jars" in the family are not always pleasant,
yet we opine that G. B. Stiles has some that no
housewife in the land would object to.
Mr. Alex. Campbell comes out with a card in
this issue, and says he is prepared to give men
" perfect fits"-in the clothing line. See adver
tisement, and give him a call.
. Frost. A heavy frost occurred here on
Thursday-night. Friday raorniug the ground
was as white as if a light snow had fallen, and
considerable :damag was titme to the fruit
and gardens.
Mr.T. L. Nickltn announces that be wUl be
in Dallas Monday, May 22d, and remain one
week. Those having defective teeth whi:h
they wish attended to will do well to give him
a call. Mr, N, is a skillful workman, and can
take care of the teeth, and let folks "save their
jaw." '
'Efee'Jfereary man warn Mr. T. G. Rich
mond of the danger of making banters, and
; hints that there are hounds in Salem that can
beat his. We know the " Count" to whom the
Mtrtnry refers is "rather fast," but Tenways
he is not afraid to meet hira, or any other man,
in such, a. contest. He does not propose to go
.back on what fie has said, so toot your horn
and bring oat your dogs, .and wo shall sco who
bears the palm.
iCrop on the Reservation. We are credibly
informed that there is about 700 acres of grain
sown on the Grand Round Reservation, 120
-acres on the Government farm, and the remain--djr
sown in patches by the Indians. This,
.added to the large amount of ground they have
in garden, will give tbem a much larger sup
ply of provender this year than usual. They
have on hand from last year's crop quite a
surplus of wheat.-oat? and hay.
We are pleased to see so much "interest man
ifested by our citizens in the formation of a
Silver Band in Dallas. A meeting , will be
held at the Court House next Thursday evening
to take initiatory steps for organization, and
for determining the proper plan -for operation.
This will give , all an opportunity of showing
what they can'and will do in the premise J, and
bring matters into a business sh ipe. A good
band here would enliven the town, add to its
interest, and eventually enhance our material
prosperity.
Musical visit. Last Saturday, after the ex
ercises were over at the Pie Nic at Dixie, tho
Monmouth Band paid "alias visit, and as
they passed through oar streets, discoursed
some of their best music. The people of Dallas
return thanks for the c mpUment, and request
them, whenever-circumstances are favorable, to
jgive another call. We trust we will soon he
able to reciprocate favors. The question has
been agitated of -forming'5 a Band berq, and
preliminary steps have 'already been taken for
theiaccomplishment of that object.
The person who. would steal wood from a
poor widow woman, 'ought to 'he compelled to
live where the mercury was forty degrees below
xero, and nonrood within stealing distance. We
understand .-that parties "have been helping
themselves to wood from Mrs. Ellsberry's
-woodpile, and would suggest the propriety of
dheir stopping the nefarious business before
they bring themselves into note, and find them
selves before a barf justice. Mrs. E. depends
.upon her own Tabor, antf the assistance of
citizens here for support, and anyone thieving
from such an one should be branded with
ignominy. - viy? J K' :'
County Lodge.- Notwithstanding the Incle
ment weather of Wednesday, there was a large
attendance at the County Lodge of Good Tem plars
in Bethel. Delegates were present from
most of the Lodges of the County. A splendid
dinner was prepared by the people of the town,
sble. speakers were there to edify and instruct,
juad all went merry as a wedding balL The
next meeting is to take place at Vat Fontis, on
the 4th of July. The calculation is to have a
celebration at that time and place. An invita
tion is extended to Marion, Yamhill, and other
Counties to send delegates to the Lodge Ses
sdoa, and to everybody to some to the celebra
tioi ax fend somebody.
Telegraphic Summary.
Versailles J May 8. A new battery
at MootretoUl opened a moderate fire on
Paris to day Tho bombardment will
be renewed with greater energy, tomor
row, J "-s l. ' ';- v . ' .
The fire from Issy to Vanvres today
was very weak. Other Federal bat
teries kept up a vigorous cannonade.
In tho Assembly to day, Picard stig
matised the projected Congress at Bor
deaux as criminal, and announced that
steps have been taken by tho Govern
ment to prevent its assemblage.
Paris, M ay 8. All goes well.
Puris, May - 8 -Kvening -Dumont
is al'poiuted c'omman(Ier of Fort Issy, ;
Lacecla will . probably command on
the right bank of the Siene.
All the journals of Paris, even , the
most conservative, comdemn the action
of the Versailles government in pro
hibiting the assembling of the projected
Congress.
Moulin, Sagnt and Bruycres have
received reinforcements.
lioudon, May 8.- A rumor .comes
from Brussels that a ; formal treaty of peace
has been signed at Frankfurt,
Bismarck has not yet returned to
Berlin, buUs expected to morrow.
In the House of Lords this evening,
the University test bill was sustained
by five majority.
In the House of Commons, the dis
cussion upon the new army regulations
bill was resumed. After a prolonged
debate, the House divided with a major
ity of 03 against the purchase commis
sions. ,
There was rioting to day at Oldham,
a great manufacturing town near Man
chester, originating in a lock out. It
is not known that any lives were lost.
A Time special saysthe Federalists
retook the barricade of Hue Peyrout.
The couimauder of the Nationals has
been bhot by a cure.-
The Versaillists continue to ap
proach Boisde Boulogue.
A Dtfihj Xeio-i special says there is
considerable concentration of troops at
Xeuilly. An attack is anticipated.
circular by Picard orders a watch
kept ou the movements of the Bona
partifit Prince.
A dispatch to the Telegraph says it
is officially reported that Bhuiark had
an interview with Thiers at Compeigne.
: Berlin, May 0.- The Ueiehs ag U
debating the bill for tho incorporation j
of Alsace and Lorraine. It has passed
an ar iele grunting' immediate Uerman
citizenship to Alsatians and Lorrainers.
Versailles, May ih Fort Issy has
been captured by the Versaillists.
The insurrection at Algeria is mak
ing some progress.
New York, May 9. A dispatch d
ted Versailles, yotsttday afternoon, say?:
To-morrow operations on a large scale
are expected. To-day commanders of
divsionscame to Versailles to get orders
McMahon with 80 big guns is to op
erate at a certain poiut at 4 o'oclock to
morrow.
A special dispatch from Paris Mon
day night, says the Central Committee
of the Woman's Union , demand war
a V outrance.
The Sisters of the Convent of St.
Sulpice have been arretted.
The Prussiau patroles are very vig
ilant on neutral grounds. One hundred
and eight Nationals were arrested by
them yesterday. ,
. A powder magazine at Porte Maillot
was exploded by shells this morning
Several were killed and great destruction
ensued.
The officers commanding Tssy declar
ed it ncce-sary to surrender the fort.
Kossel ordered them to hold out and
they replied that they would rather re
sign. Hostel had them and two others
arrested. Tho General has great de
termination, and is virtually military
dictator.
The i dispute between the Central
Committee and Commune is healed.
The Commune has seized the telegraph
lines on the northern railway.
The German General Von Dcr Tann
demands the complete evacuation of
Brennes. "
At a meeting of the Commune yester
day it was demanded that deputies from
Paris to tho Versailles Assembly should
resign immediately upon pain of out
lawry or death. ;;
Berlin, May 8 -It is officially re
ported that Bismarck is going to Com
peigne, tho headquarters of the Prince
of Sax6ny, to cooler witth Thiers.
. San Francisco, May 9. Weather
cloudy with wind from the norh-west.
The mayoiy ueder orders from the
Board of Supervisor, will proceed imrae
diately to enjoin the sale of Yerba
Buena Place.. Sale advertised by the
City Hall Commissoocrs.
Carsoo, May 9. -Tho residence of
Messrs. Mara & Magce was almost en
tirely destroyed by fire this I afternoon.
Cause of the fire, supposed to be a defec
tive flue; lo s, $1,500, no insurance..
, ' The Supreme Court has denied a
rehearing in the Ithodes': bondsmen
case, and it now goes back to thio .court
below for a new trial. v.:y,
Bepoiits of gold and silver bullion at
tho branch mint i for the- past six day
amount to $143,223 92. W ' -s --yf
'k St JohnsV ' May!' 9.--Th6 fishing
provisions of the treaty at Washington
are siroogly condemned heto. H opes
aro entertained that they will not bo rat
ified by tbo Canadian Parliaiaent.
How to See Down a Well.
i It is not geuerally known how easy
a matter it is to explore the bottom' of
a well, cistern, or pond of water, by the
use of a common mirrof. : When the
sun is shining brightly, hold a mirror
so that the reflected rays of light will
fall into the water. A bright spot will
be seen at the bottom, so light as to
show the 8m al lest obj ec t plainly. By
this means we have examined the bot
toms of wells fifty feet deep, when half
full or more of water. The smallest
straw or other small objects can be per
fectly seen from the surface. In the
same way one can examine the bot
toms of ponds and rivers, if the waters
be somewhat clear, and not agitated by
winds or rapid motion. If a well or
cistern be under cover, or shaded by a
building, so that the sunlight will not
fail near the opening, it is only neces
sary to em . loy two mirrors, using one
to reflect the light to tho opening, aud
another to reflect it down into the water.
Light may be thrown fifty or a huudrcd
yards to the precise spot desirable, and
then downward; We have used the
mirror with success to reflect ; light
around the house to a shaded well, and
also to carry it from a south window
through two rooms, and then into a
cistern tinder tho north side of 'the
house. Haif a dozen reflections of light
may be made, though each mirror d m
inishes the brilliancy of the light. Let
any one not familiar with the method
try it, and he will not only find it use
ful, but a pleasant experiment. It will,
perhaps, reveal a mass of sediment at
the bottom of the well that has been
little thought of, but which may have
been a frightful source of disease by its
decay iti the water, Exchange.
The Democratic Era, published by
Hicks & Co., Kat Portland, is- just
received. It presents a flue typograph
ical appearance ; and while we cannot
enlist uuder the political banner which
it hoists, yet we otherwise heartily wish
it success.
9 WtMjtTs Ifmisehocd Mag t zinc for
Jan. Feb. and March is ju-t receive!.
It is a valuable journal lor the hou-c,
as it gives information for all mem
bers M' the family. One dollar sent to
S. S. Wuod, Newbury, New York,
will secure it fur one year.
The Iuduitrial Btl!-i Johnstown,
Perm., and the IntliMrial rorimr,
of San Francisco, Cal., are, as their
names indicate, irrjMisheC i the - inter
eits of the inJu-lrial classes.
TO TAKE GllEASK OUT OF SlLK.--Take
a lump of magnesia, rub it wet on
the spot. Let it dry ; th.n brush it oil
and the spot will disappear.
NOTICES.
IS HEilEBr GIVEN THAT THE LAW
Partnership of Buliivau. Appltijtate A Mo
Cain was dissolved by mutual coiiscnt on the
5th day of April, 1871.
I. C. SULMVAX.
J. A. AtM'LKtlATE.
JAMES McCAIN.
NOTICE.
SAI.E.n.STEAJI FEIUtY.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
On and after Feb. 10th, 1871, thrateiiU
be as iollows :
For each Wagon anl Pp.m of Hornes......25c.
For each additional Horse 6e.
For each Horse and Bajrfty ....25c
Or fire crossing In Horse and Roggy
wbwi paid ia advance
For each Man and Horse.... ..........25c.
Or six crossings, paid in advance
For each person on Foot. ......1 2 Je.
Or twelre crossings, paid in advance.. $1
For eac't loose Animal-. 12Jc.
For twelve ditto $1
For each Hog, Sheep, or Goth... ...'.... 4
For each 100 ft. of Lumber not in wagon. ..12 Jr.
For each 100 R Freight .........12J01
49-ly "
REFRSHINO FRAGRANCE
The fragrance of fresh flowers is agreeable and
pleasant to even the most fastidious ; and in tho
genuine MennAT A Lan man's Flouipa VVateb
we have this floral fragrauce in all its refresh,
ing purity and strength. Delicate persons and
iuvalids are greatly soothed aud benefitted by
its use.
KET'As there are worthless counterfeits,
buyers should always ask for the Florida water
prepared by Lanmaa it Kemp, New York.
Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Heartburn !
are the warnings given by nature of approach
ing dyspepsia and liver complaint Avert 'the
danger by using Bristol's Sugar-coated Pills.
They invigorate the liver, tone and strengthen
the stomach, and enable Abe bowels to perform
their functions with ease and regularity. Oc
casional doses of Bristol's Sarsaparilla will
greatly hasten a euro. . 569.
Impaired vitality. When you feet as if
the vital powers were giv way, strength gone,
spirit depressed, - memory failing, appetite lost
exhaustion stealing over every sense and parai
lyziog every energy; then is the time to resort
to that powerful ally of nature Dr. : wausk's
rKOKtADi.K Vineoar Bitter. Thfl properties
they embody soon work a glorious renovation
in the debilitated system and the clouded mind.
ECrForcoucbs, Bronchitis and Consumption
in its early stages, nothing equals Dr. Pierce's
Alt Ext. or Gulden Medical Discovery. It is
also a blood purifier and strength restorer of
tonic, and for "Liver Complaint" and -Costive
Conditions of the Bowels it has no equal. All
Scrofulous and Skin diseases as Pimples,
Blotches, ak Rheum, Erysipelas, and Erupt
tions; yield to its wonderful propertifls. JSoiit by
druggists.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WIJLLI DAVIDSOiV,
REAL ESTATE dSsALER,
Office, No. ot Front Street,
' PORTLAND OREO ON. '
RE AT. ESTATR t- 41. t irmw
EAST PORTLAND in the most desirable lo.
ealtlAfl. nnniiltinff nP 1 ftTO ti . t t -
and B LO C K S , II 0 U SES a n d 6Tu B E S j also.
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated 1ANDS.Iuj'i-
a-. , -. . -'" nun pans 01
the STAT K for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and A.h t
purchased lor Correspondents, in this-CITY
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
TORIES, with great rare and on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. "
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCIIPTIONS PROM PLY VOlL
LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
Agents f this oh-vtr.v. n n
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will
rccive ilvscriptions of FARM PROPETtTV
ami forward h aou to the above addrea ,
5 Paor.
18 70 f
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C El O E i: ft A .
HOW TO CURE IT.
At the commencement of the DUriho?, whleh
alwsys precedes an attack of the Cholera, take
a teaspoonful of Pio Killer in sugar and wa
ter, (hot if convenient.) and then bathe freely
the stomach and bowrls with the Pain Killer
tllear. Should the diarrhue orerstnps coutinue
repeat the dose every fn or fifteru minutes un
til the patient is relieved. In extreme eases,
two or more teaspoonful way te given at a
dose.
The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has no equal.
In cae of Cholera, Pumuir Coui'ilainU. lys
l m dUty, Asthtu it ruro in on niht
by taking it intetnally, anl Rithiog with it
freely. Its arti n i like magic, wIkfh etterual
ly applied t Old Sore, liurns. 8eli, aiU
."pra.ns. Fur Sick Headache and Toothache
duti't fail to try iU In h nt, it is a I'ai Kii.l-
KK.
1'irrrtinns acornpany each bottle.
The Piu Killer told by ail dealers in Med
iciors. Prices, 2a cents, 50 cents and 13 par bottle
Polao toi !Iedlrine
The theory that the virus of dine ttes Can be
safely eounterartud by dwse of poison, is faUe
aud dangerous. Within the last 25 years, not
added to the prosperity of the medical profes
sion. They are given in siuale dos J itherwiie
they would destroy life imuteJiat jly j but eva t
tu minute quantities, they pro due-, ultimately
very disastrous effects. It is unwise and un.
philos ipUU-al to employ, us rvUK'lic, powerful
and insidious drugs, which, in subjugating one
disease, sow tho seeds of another still more un
manageable. Nona of these terrible medica
ments o-reUl with as much directness and
certainly upon the causes of diseases as Hs
tetter's Stomach Hitters, a tonic and corrective
M-ilont a liwjf itlrtrinn injmHrnl in V r
p..i!i;,H, Arsenic and tt I a are given f r in
tertnittents; bromide of p-tiiiim for nervou
disorders; strychnine and prusic acid for geic
cral debility ; mercury, in variour firm, for
liver complaint; preparations ofeh10ir rm and
opium for sleeplessness ; and yet thee deadly
drugs do not compare, as specifics for tho dis
eases abore enumerated, with that wholeson 0
vegetable Invigorant aed alterative, while thy
are all so pernicious that it is astonihiug unf
phynician should take the rexpootibility of pre
scribing them. Let invalids, for their own
sakes. try the Bitters before they resort o t e
poisons. The relief they will experience f rom
a course of the harmless speoiuc, will remler
a recourse to the unsafe preparations n.ferrd t
quite unecessary. . , ,
C. S. SILVER & CO.,
No. 136, First Street,
PORTLAND, . - - - - - LfRi:GOM.
, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRV GOODS; CLOTHING,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES; HATS & CAPS;
Groceries & Provisions.
Highest Cash ; Price paid for all kinds of
Country sPiocliicee 4
36-tf
dUMTAIIl.l!!ilIl:i iHlil.
llniest A. fi:itI,AI)SC),
GENERAL COMMISSldBT
, , , EIER0HAWT,
SAN FRANCISCO,
i DBALBR lit
Drugs." OhemlcalSr - v x
m. m . m a a
lissenuai uns, v; .v. A c
DyoStufTsand
- i
; ,:t :n General merchandise,
! By the Package Only;
Cash Orders for this or any Foreign Market,
' will receive prompt and Faithful Attention.
Miners, 'Manuticturersaiid Hholeaal
? ' ' Trade Supplied for Cash.
No notlctf or attention paid to Orders for Goods,
if there is -no pxovision tsde for the paymant
of ttrt same. '?: ' '
Terms Net ,CAsh,i oDaHrry,Mn t.S. Gold
N. B. Consignments of Oregon Froduc ,
, Grain, Wheat, Flour,- c, Solicited.
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NEW 'ADVEUTISEME'N'IS.
CHEAP! CHEAIM!
Cheaper than Ever ! ! ! "
bolteh, wo;n r il e V & ; co.f
: f ELLEPJDALE STORE,
Have removed their STOCK OF GOODS to
Dallas, and are constantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of
; Ladles' Dress and Puncy Cloods, '
Meu aud Woya Clothing, s
llatN and Caps, , V
, Hoot aud Shoes,
Ladles' and Children' Shoes of every
Style and Mlze,
A fulF'Stock of Groceries constantly
011 hand, also Hardware and Crockery
Woolen Goods Manufactured at
tbe
lilleMdale Mill, such us
Weavers, Caitueres. Hard Times,
Tweeds, Flannels and. IHaiiketn,
Which we offer at Wholesale'and Retail.
Having a dire to locate permanently in j
Dallas, we. will deal fairlv and justly with all j
who may favor ut with their patronage. We '
wil exchange Goods for Cuotry Produce, for
which we will pay the Highest Price.
Drlng ou your Eggs and Butter.
P.. H.McDONALD&CO.,
DRUGGSSTS.
Ca"l l - r. r -nt'oT of fVfilers f ttitr 1 cwrt.
it. ,t f Newly ArriwU " .mi, cou pot t'i
jart f r. f - Sowing urtictt-s, tof'-tm-r vft'i
vv rr M . r Iff t in u o-c'l ut l.KcU WliOl.i:-
S.11.E i ::t i uToitr.
Trnsf!t& r ,jt?.Ks ! Siiitif Ilrvs :,
I- ,t( r. 1 t - I juri Mr,
Kuor.4 Cut, J I'.iMoM fits,'
WVeh v r" r r !' Irt frt r?h I unA
a. j Ci UrvA'.n l tu u,.i.trti .d.
i:. n. :u DoAin l. co., 1 x ais . caj.
I'tllt 4ALI.
OUS DRUG BUSINESS, UA m fiao
Frarirlcu. Cl. 4ft-T r bet wibo, uil x
jir-cing cur thaiik for the liberal tatrotia
we bav reivd fr nre than 21 yfar. lar
iug wbtcli )rid we imte btutrtt sJcadily tn
gaged in the Droj; buitfes in California, e
b-g to aty iti 4-Hjenucofe of the rapid growth
of lr, Wwlkrr- 'iifiriii;i Vinegar Hitters,
now spread vr the t'mted rtat and cun
'(n' At ln'jrond. .we art ur4-i:ated. to devote
otr tirs tite t ad birn-M.
We arc th Otdet lru l'ir:a on tbe Parif.
Coal, aud thv. only (.he, .ii.ti;Uous n Kr the
the tame t r-ru't"rs siiw. If and have de
U rtniucd t n-il our lrge, r..f.tTous, and well
etattithed busmesa a fvorabl terms.
Ibis is a rate opportunity for men with
means, 4 cbtc-riug 4to a profitable busiutis
with .advantages never bvf.ro oifvred.
For particulars cnuira of
K. It. MoImjNALD A Co.,
R. II McDoALt, ) Wb debate lro;g st,
J. C. Sfks r.R. ) t-'au Franci-c, Ca?.
N. It. Utt I -a sale is made we shall con
tiuuw our iiM jKrta'i n.. at d kcp a large stock
of fresh go. ds constantly on luiud and sell at
prices tt dtty comj -Htion.
The Great PJcdical Dhtovcry I
Dr. WALXB1VS OALIPOBNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,'
Hundreds of Thousands
Bear twUtnony to ttitr Wonder-
fat Curative KffccU. g ?
i WHAT ARE THEY?IV2
PS3
O S THEY ARE KOT A VILE 5 4
iIfancy drink. ill
Xzli cf Toiii- l:utsi, Wulfkcy, I'rovf
KrlrltanndKcftiRel.IqaurHtloclorcd.srlceJ
aad sweetened U pleasu tUa taste, called Ton
lcs,M" Appetizers." " Kcarorcrs," c, that load ,
t!o ttpplcr on lo drunticuiu-89 and rutn, but are
a truo Medicine, maJo from ttieXatlYc Hoots and
Hcr'jsof Catlforaio, tree frii nil Alcolllo
Xtltunlnnra. TheyaTC thoiltF.AT Itl.OOD
rUUIFlKIt nd MFE UVlXt PUIX
CI MX perfect licnovator and Invlsorator of
l!c Pystftn, carrying oJT all poisonous matter acl
restoi lug the blood to a licalthy-condition. V
person can take tlicso nr.tcrs according todlreo
tloii and remain long tin wclL
Fnr I nil a in in it l orr mid Chronic Rhea
mntiwiu nnt ISont, DapcMin. r Indl
Ectlu, Ilitioun, Urmtitcut nud Inter
mittent Fevcri, llonir of tho Illood,
Mtcr, Kldncyw, and IIIadlcr, theso nil
tersi liarj luesi most socci-ssrul. Hneti Dia
racs ra caused ly Vitiated niooil. which
Is ifoncrally prodiiccd by derangement of tUo
Diecallvc llrg-nn-. .
fcnVfrElrIAOIt INDIGESTION.
Heartache. IMIn 1 1 th3 Slioulders, ConRhs, Tlst
ncss of ttw Chest, Dizitoesa, Sour Ernetattois of .
the Etamach, Bad tasti l.i tho'Montu nillousi At-'"
tacks, ratpitfition of the Heart, Inflammation of
the I.nugs.t'aiu in t'.ie n-ptoiis of tho Kidneys. an
ahundrod other pa.urnl .symptoms, aro the oit
sprlngsof Dysprpsia. - ,
Th' ylnTlgorata tho Stomach and stimulate tho
torptdltver and bowols, which renUr thoih of n
jcqnallcd cfllcacy l i cleansing the Mood of all
imparUK-s, and Impartliis new life and vigor to
the trhola system. ' '
FOR Hit I N lIHF.AMF,H, KmptlonTetter.
gait Jihruai, lUotclics. Spots, PJuiplcs runtulo ,
Boils, CarbnncK-s, King- Wornw, Pcl 1-Hcad, Soro
Eyes, EryFlp-'las Itch, T-cnrf. Dlaentorationa of
the hkln. Humors and DitaHC oftiio Skin, of
whateTcr iiaiao 6riia'nri', aromeniUy dug
nndcarrlod ut of toa system In a hor time; by
,tha use of thosi 'Bitters. One bottlo In such
cases win conTtnee tho most incredulous ot tbctT'
!cnratlTefci)t.M;i lii :.: - -; ' ; i 5 ::
ClcanBO the .Vltlatod Blood wtcnorcr yon And
Its impurities tnirstinjr. throu?jh tho sWtn la Tim
ploS, Ernptlons or Sores ; cleanse tt when yon"
find It obntaruok'd and elnlsh Jn the vclnsj;
cleanso it wlien it Is foul, and ypnr fcelinua will
tell yon when. Keep the blood pnro and the
Jwaltli of lh aysHm 'trill follow. ' .' - 1 ' "
; PIX, TA lB sad oior IVOR MS. liir'Jtn in t
the system of .pomapy .thousands aro cffociually ,
idnstroycd and r niovcil. Tor full directions, rad ,
carefully tljoelrcniat'iirnnd each bottlo; ,i! '":
J. WALKER, Piopi K tor.' H. H. Mrt0 r.I & 1
CO., BruKglsts and Ilea, Agents,. Sau FraootsiCo, .
Caland.83 and 81 Comujooi Street. Yo.. ,
J60LP BY ALL DttTJOGlSTS AND DEALEtJS.
1 vra
f li m m Ti 4iV.
'ADVEKTISEVEM
- -r. - r
THE NEW FOOD;
For a few cents you can bur -of
your Grocer or Druggist a
padkago of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish 2Ioss, ov
Carrageen, which Trill male
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of ,PmK
dings, Custards, Creams, Char-,
lbtte Russe, &c. It Is -th((
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in lhe world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Iuvalids and
Children.
A' Glorious Change ! !
THFJ CURAT WORhD'S TOXIC
Plantation Bitters.
This woaKlerfisl vesetRIe
ronrativ H Qi f-Ssroj-att-cliorof
t!ic rpo?Sc n?t;I lo!:!ti
?:i!sl. A si f oaic nr. l torui;.S
lor I3tc a??l i;n.l l::ts;;as;slt it -"ii
m iir fjal nTtic::;? f:lorr- '
tirliics. As tx i't:8Cit2y for til's
arrvous weaknew to vlia.!
wonifii arc osprrl'jlly ft"
jorl, il is f u;crsr4iiiis; every
,:'zvr siixnnJaat. Ia nil li
nial:Hf iroplral, ' lOTtiorntr,
or tiiltl, it art m n 3ri-il::
i ti w r y cr i r of cYaorS'V
uhirh iitidernsiei?.i f Sa: f ully
Ktrcntli ancl trtak c.ovvsi (Ur
animal spirits. Tor aic ly
all nrtisKists.
.. PIOXEtB Ti. AM) Mtl!:;Nif :j
Front Street, one Daor Siith :..'
Post Office,
ViOU. - - - - - - - t)r - . .
'i 1 ,m iti v. li i; i -1 i f r ;
f ,difieretice htt'i'n aHii-!-' ," 1 ' V, ',;..?
iu.toofactnrd by use. an I h i' m -i f t . '!.,.
"hipiu'rit, I luve on hnn 1 n . ' .
nd al'O that l tindery iii.k.-. ,t ;
nv take ttirtr chie. My it-f " ? vi ..
I'Hl'l. f ' .:..';:,!., ! i ; ;
iovesef all kln.ls, ';
C'pi, Il.sjs J-Bd Iro
Wcvor-.l al; Vc rt Jpt:!s , "
Miccl and (.chil li mj 5 ; r';
; M've Bollt'i-w. 'I a h'v.
HUM 1'. Ill M t . i
';.-,!' -j- : '- I -US: lit--.Sc-. ;.':;
Japtnned Ware a general A ;- r:r. ', ';
Cooking Spoons. A vati.ty c "
Forcolaia linsd t-w.Ta?'-v I vf.:
S n p.! . , i f . i 5 i . ?. i '
Sroilinf; Fixtures of TT.w 'v:i ' " cV
s lTnnrnvd P&t(Li 4 v f
nd in flur! everything th r t ' : "'
, fit! e.uss Tin and Mv ",. ' 1
Neatly D009 and Promptly ..Atte-vV
50-U T. It. M.WMIN
So TO $10 PER DAY'.
-: MlfV VMf W UYV A V! .11 . i :
Who engage in our business tn;ik Tr . itr
Sits ler dav in Jheir own hnjiri.' J
narticulars aud instructions sm.-i r b .
Thosrt In need of pertnainMii. ir' fiiitj! 1 '
shnald address at uk'o, ; K H tJ i TIN"' C
A l".,; Portland. Maiite. ti ; ,r
In r-j - Ff ' f.f .ri f .
TO i TIll? WOUK INU CI.AS-. W .
now prepared to lurni h all i lnses ivn Jr. p'-,
stant employment at home, the wh ile i( 1 1 r
time or for the paretnments. Hustings n.
ligbt, and rontanie. i"ersms ot vhimt h
easily earn from 0a. tJfiif an vvenirjr. ' a.
a proportionate sum y -.devoting tbtir whi!;
time' to the Ajusinefs.. Hoys and airln fan
nearly as much as men. That nil who sco this'
luitii'M limv kimuL i lu'ir Mil Jix'jM and irsf ifut bu-
iness, we make thi unparalleled nffer: .to stu b
as are not we'll, snuffled, we will send $1 t. pay
for' the trtiublool writlnj? Full particulars, ft
valuable sample, wliich i will do to ciMiitm-ncc
work on, and a copy of The 'exjut 's tirtro,'g
VuutpitnviH, one of the largest aud n t lamily
newpers puhlishod, H -ent free y innii.;
Header,, lf;you want permanent- and profitable
wt.rk. address. . i--:'v , v . .... .
2-grn E D. AL1.KN X, Aupust;Ie.
PI CT UItEA Is IjBilt V.
rrini! ATTKNTroK? or tin? :ruiu.ttf
JL-- is iiiTiieo to mo .uuproveu includes wniut
1 have recently made to my apparatus, iy
which I am able to take ;
w -
Oil o i 1 1 1 n'j i ;
NEW
tiarect likenesses of CUIl.DliliX a jn,!?h j
tot srtiall 'imomeut? - ""','!'''" '; '.''': ' f
j S JSJ&rOalliiry locktod In IndcpendciH ' I
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