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Newspaper Page TextsmssxssasaitsKsm TOWN & COUHTY flEWS. "DALLAS, SATUKDAY, MAY 27, 1871. money Market. Latest New York Gold Qnotations 111 Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying............90 'J Selling.,........91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, Peopled Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT-SI 20 p bush. OATS 45 50 " BAULKY 75 " FLOUR $5 50 $5 bbl. , " Sk$l 50 $1 75. CO UN M 13 A L 4a. lb. BEANS 5e. " lb. BACON Sides. 12 13c ft. f Shoulders. 8c. to 10c. 1 lb. HAMS 14 I6e lb. rORK Dressed, 6 eents. " Piekled, 8e. to 10c. p lb. BUTTER Firkins 16 20o lb. - " lLdls, 25 "P lb. EGGS 18o r doz. LARD Bulk, 13s; tins, 14 POTATO 15 S Fr o tn Wagon, $1 25 bushel. ONIONS SI 50 bushel. . i APPLES Green, 50e "j bhl. ' " Dried, 5 fie lb. ' CHEESE New Oreyon, 20 25a J& ft. CllirKKNS 2 50 (2b $3 B doz. TURKEYS 75 $1 well. DRIED PLUMS 1A) '0 ft. WOOL 3.'Je, lb XsT" Please notice this. Those in arrears, cither for subscription or advertising, wul con fer a favor by calling and settling. It is a small amount to each, but in the aggregate amounts to a handsome sum to u?, and will enafole us to make certain improvements contemplated. Mr. J. II. Kineaid wWhea it understood that there will be no work done in hi photographic gallery for three or 'four weeks. After that time he expects to be open again for'busiuess. Wool. The wool market is aeti7e, and con siderable quantities being purchased at good prices. The qootafioi s this? morning are thirty three and one-third cents. Severul of our mer chants are buying at these figures. Mr. A. Shreve gives u$ a card for publica tion. Mr. S. is well known here as a bluck emith,jitid it only needs to .be known that he bos opened his shop to insure to him a good share of puV.ic patronage. New Advertisement. Jerry Gal wick, of In- dependence, informs the public that be can grooin a gent'.etnan's horse, or furcbh one already groomed, at any time, and on satisfac tory terms. We call the attention of th se wishing wapn or blacksmith's work done in Salem to he establishment of Underwood, Baxter & Ci . Their ad ver.ti3 mentis insanthir column, a? d we feel assured that thir wurk will give satisfaction. Ilotel. The Dallas Hotel has opened under more promising auspices, and we take pleasure iu calling the attention of the puUie t; thjU fact. Anyone calling there will ba sure to get a ''square meal," comfortable quarters, and will go away benefitted for having called. Wheat in considerable quantities is being hauled to market now that grain is commanding a good pri-ie. . Last Monday, in a short drive through the country, we saw six four-horse teams, and several two-hone- wagons loaded with wheat for Lincoln. Agricultural Implements of all kinds, as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best, can be fouDd at It. M. Wade's Commercial Street, Salem. From his advertisement in to day's issue, it will bo seen that he has a full supply cf all kinds of machinery required by the agriculturist. We have received from A. L. Bancroft fc Co. of ban Francisco, several fine engravings, among which is " Christ Blessing Little Chil dren;" "The Angel's Whisper," and several others. Anyone wishing an engraving which will be a fine ornament to any drawing-room, can be accommodated by calling at this ofBce. We were shown the other day br Mr. Kin eaid, at the fhop of Richardson Co., a ma chine tor stoving wagon and buggy tires, which Is the simplest, and at the same time the most efficatjous, of any we have seen in that line. It consists of two simple clamps fastened to a scantling six inches square and about five feet long. One of the clamps is movable, and works by a lever. The whole apparatus is simple and convenient, and takes up no room in the shop, being fastened to the wall by bolts. Mr. K. has a patent on it, and has the machines for sale. While other townin the Stale are boasting fine rise of real estate, we, without any rail road, and perhaps little prospect of ever having one, have considerable occasion to brag as well as the rest; several pieces of town property and others in the adjacent neighbourhood have changed hands at good figures. We are happy to chronicle the fact that the attention of strangers is being drawn towards our beautiful locality, and numbers are locating. here. Those having pioperty for sale would work for their own interest by advertising the same, so that strangers coming in will know where to find juch as they want. A Lady's Endorsement. Madame E , the acknowledged leadei of the most refined and fashionable society in the city of New York, speaks of Mcrrat A Lahmas's Florida Water in the following highly complimentary manner via : "It has a fragrance as freeh as the odor lrora blooming flower and imparts tO the bath a delightful bouyancy. I use it on the toilet table and the handkerchief to the exclusion of all other per fumes." ,BwJerB houM lways ask for the Florida Water prepared by Lanman and Kemp, ft- v Hit. Telegraphic Summary. Versailles, May 22. -The Com. rnune troops rallied at Montmatre and Hotel de Ville and approaches defend ed by barricades. Much serious fight ing took place which resulted in the Versaillisfs troops occupying three fourths of the city. ,, ; A conflagration is raging near the Tuvalides, and the Insurgent battery on Monttuatre is cannon tdiug the city. L'Amirault telegraphs that everything is satisfactory, although fighting may coutinuc for several hours. The city is absolutely won. Many of the Com mune leaders were, taken, and there were some awful massacres. In the Assembly today, Thiers made a congratulatory speech on the great success of the Government arms and said he did not expect an en trance into Paris for three or four days and ravc an account in detail of move wents on Sunday, which; terminated no victoriously. He announced that the Government has determined to visit with rigorous punishment, most crimi nal insurgents. Bills have been introduced to restore Chapel Expiation and the column iu Place Vendome the latter to be sur mounted by a statute of Franco. A vote of thanks to Thiers and the p.rrny was adopted by acclamation. Loudon, May 22. A dispatch dated outside of Paris, Monday eveniug says the insolation of the city continues. Fires are raging inUe, and a dense smoke overhangs Montmatre. Fre quent explosions are heard The sound o "cannons and musketry continues. It is said the Prussians are occupy ing Via'ennes. The Prussian outposts have received strict orders to drive back all insur gents attempting to pass their lines. A Commune General, seeking to escape from Paris, had been turned back by the Ger.naus. The headquarters of the Prince of Saxony will chortly be removed from Marency to Cuinpcgne. Some of the guard return to Germany by the eud of the present week. London, May 22. Tn the IIou-e of Lords to-night it was a-keJ if, in view of the evident aversion of Canadians to the Treaty of Washing ton, the Government iuU'ndcd to press ratification belore " the twelfth of June. Karl LauIerJa'e quoted the rep n by the Atl iuttc cable of Senator S nn t.er's speech denouncing the treaty as a peace treasure and r'nac a ltd the idea of au apology from Kug'and, and de clared site had never made any. Eirl Granville Fireign Secretary) declined to answer Earl Lauderdale ; if was ino M'vc lient now to discuss the terms of treaty, lie sympathized as little with Sumner as with Lord Laud erdile. The treaty is not a'treaty un til ratified. It lug already been pub lished in the United States, for the Ameiican Senate had began investiga tion into mean by which it was obtain ed for public ition ; hence, should it be submitted to Parliament, it was impos sible to anticipate a decision of the Sen ate. , Lord Granville declined to pledge the Government to a refusal to ratify the treaty before June 15th, simply because notice has been given of an intention N raise a discussion oo it in Parliament: He fore ratifications arc exchanged it is understood the Canadian Parliament is to be consulted. Earl Iluel insisted on his demand that opportunity bo jxiven for discuss sion as a ' Parliamentary prerogative Earl de Grey said diplomacy was impossible if it had to be submitted to Parliament before ratification. It was the prerogative or the Crown to con clude treaties on its own motion. Earl Granville stated the official copy of the treaty was only received by the Government yesterday. It was j now printing and would be submitted on Tuesday. Other official documents will be withheld pen ling tdo debate in the Senate of the United States. New York, May 22. A Paris dispatch says the city is in tremendous commotion. From the windows in the west front of the Tuilsries the scene of conflict can be distictly seen. An immense body of Commune troops have concentrated around the Hotel de Ville, having retreated from the outskirts. The collapse of the Comtnuue is im minent. ' Paris, May 22. AU is over. Sev enty thousand Versa. UUta have enter ed, and more are now coming They marched in all night through -ix gates, meeting with slight resistance. Barri cades were not defended, and no mine, exploded. The Versaillists are now moving upon the Ilotel de Ville, where the Commune will make a last stand. The Versaillists behaved splendidly committing no excesses. The Versaillists army have occupied Paris, .with headquarters at the new Opera House. , Cissey's headqaartera are on the south side of the Seine at Ecolo Mtli- taire. - There was a great explosion this forenoon near Esplanade ot Inva lidca. XOVING HOME. . Nothing appears more beautiful in human experience than the reciprocal affection of parent and children, especi ally after the latter have attained ma turity, and perhaps formed new rela tions in life. To see the loving daugh ter, after she has become a wife and mother, visit the parental home, and bestow that affection upon her parents that tender affection which has not been diminished by her new relations, is noble and admirable in the extreme. Would that all children realized the joy they might create in the bosoms of their parents by keeping alive that flame of filial affection which is so easily cultivated, and lose no opportunity of making it manifest in little acts of lovo and gentleness, even after they may have become parents themselves. The child never grows old to a fond parent ; it is always the same dear child, and more especially when it takes the pains to cultivate a spirit of love aud confi dence. Strang: Phenomenon. The vil lage of Uokah, Minn., which is five miles west of this city, has been, the scene of a startling phenomenon this week. It seem -that the citizens in Ilokah are moviug their cemetery, and in taking up the bodies for re interment, the side of a colli u fell out, and exposed the remains of a young lady named Delia Parker, who died and was buried some 13 years ago, aged 17, and we have it from eye witnesses that her form was as perfect and she as natural looking as the day djc was buried. Her arms, body aud-brcast were thump ed with a tn dU t and sounded like and resembled solid stone. The body is prob ably petrified, as it is a limestone coun try.; Her relatives immediately rebur ied her. Other bodies were found that rescmbh d this one in petrcfrction, but no examinations were made. We do nut rurtke this as a sensition item, bu a the truth. We have read of latere ve ra 1 si m liar i n s ta n ces. Lu C osse Democrat. Dallas; May 21, 1871. HrN O. B. Johnson, Salem. Sir: The proposition you made to T. G. Kiehuiot.d is gentlemanly in all its bearings. We cordially acecq.t the same, with the understanding that shoild the Dallas dog come iu ahead during Cur hunt oftencr than the Sa lem dogH, we take the spoils ; if other wise, Sale m carries cfl the p dm. Pik notice wid be given of the time aud place of the hunt. Yours, ttc. E. L. Df.I.ASIIML'TT, 'Secretary Salt Culf.k Huntino Club, XTNOirCE IS HKUETiY fllVHN THAT ill th Firm of FUK.SCH k M-rM AlION U fli.sf.lvi!l. AH accotiiiU will he e!t!el by It, A. liy, Lola, Folk County. Oregon. J. A. I HKXCir. J. -McMAHOX. for Tin: ntcsr.xT scasox. Wo rfjpet folly call the attention cf the Public to our Well SckcteJ Stock of Ladles' Dress Goods, Ladles' and Misses' Hats, . i Gents' Furnlklilng Good, Gloves, Gaiters, 12lc. Hardware, Groceries, School Xt joks, Stationery, &c, In fact Everything Found In a First Clata Hctall Store. We can assure our ratroos that wo will l up with the tiuoes. - Come and Examine our ; Stock before pur- chafing elsewhere. Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods J N. 1. J.D. LEE. Dallas, April 22, 1871. 1-tf Evidence In the Land of Gold 1 "My scali bead, or tetter, about which I wrote you before, is all gone. Five bottles of Bristol's Sarsaparilla cured me." E. Fonaits, Sa Joie. " Your Bristol's Sarsnparilla and Pills have cured tne of tne Bait llheutn that I had suffer ed with for seven years," It. Johssou, Mari- poa. - "1 reaiiy dbucvb iqi unsioi saoarsnpanua and Pills have been the means ot saving my life." T.J. Eowabds, Stockton. -671. $1,000 reward Is offerod by the proprietor of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Ooldon fedical Dis covery for ft medicine that will equal It In the cure of "Liver complaint" or " Billiousness," Constipatiou of the Bowels, Bronchial Throat and lung diseases severe Coughs, and as a blood purifier for the cure of Scrofulous diseasos Boils, Eruptions. Tumors, Pimples, Blotches and Hashes appearing upon the lace. Sold by druggists. The Land of vegetable wondets. The soil in California teems with vegetable phenom ena, giant trees, plants.roots and herbs unknown elsewhere. From that vast botahlo fiold are culled the ingredients of Dr. Walker's Veo j!TAni.E Vinegar Birr k us, a medicine that Is astonishing the world with its cures and throw, ingall other tonic, aleratives and luvigorauts into 'the shade. As its benefits extended, indi gestion, Billlouaness, iotormlttoot fever, rheu matism, kiduev diseasos. bowel comntalntu ami I all scrofulous and noorbutlo disorders, lose thdr terrors. ; sxmtsxaessm SPECIAL NOTIONS. Wir.Ll.OI BAVIIISOxT, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No. Gl Front Street, PORTLAND OUEOON. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST PORTLAND in the mot durable eallien. ron.istin f -LOT?, H ALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES andSTuUESj also, IMPROVED FARMS, ami . valuable uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased lor Correspondent, in thi CITY and throughout the STATES and THIRL TORIES, w'th irr!;it ,iro !trd ou tho moat A D V A N TAG E O U S TK1 MS. HOUSES and STORKS LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, mid CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTION'S PKOMPLY COL LKCTED. And a. GiMifml FINANCIAL und AUKXCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of ill OFFICE., in nil the CITIES' and TOWNS in tlj HTATK. will rccive dcftoripH a . of FA F.M 1 ROPER-TV and forwar i tha homo to tho above uddrosd. ,j - HOW TO CUKK IT. At the eoramcneennMit of the Diirlh'c, whiij alwsys prccvlrs an a! tack of the.Choli'ra, take a teaspoonful of Pain Kilicrin tirail wa ter, (hot If f'nvfrl',nt,) an I thv-'U l.atbu freely tho Honi i'-h aod liwd with tin? l.in KilUr clour. hMJ the 1arr!e or rr'ni oontitmc rfprat th; o'ii t cerv fvn or fs!f.' ii la'n tUc un til the patient i rHuved. In 'tr-uio a". two or wore teulnfuU may be iveu at a dt)!. The Pain Killer, a r"med hn no Cjiii!. IncaAcrf of Ch 4ffa, SuuuiJ-r C.:;.':iiti5s, ly- i- '5a, Dy?ntry, Aihit it cur in one nibt liv taking it hihintiU, an 'J b.thin it frctly. It tu'!i j t V.)i mftsflc. wh eittrriiBl ly applied t Oil Sre, Rurn, Sal.D, and Spra.n. For Sik ll.daU and JToutha-hc d ,.'.l fail to try it. In sL j.i, it it a- l'a;s Kux- I'irr.'ti vtr "iniy.snT each bottle, Tho Pa.iu KUUr U--4d by all dtea'.er in Med icirtrg. Pries. 2 50 ecnts and $1 ?r b ,tt Ioi-.oitv,U .Me JklliC. Tut? theory tbt the vi.-tu of di-reisa enn l e afcly eoisatvraetfd hy d. of j iln, is f..!fe und daojccroui. Wivhlu the li yrs, iwt' added t the f r .;ri!y of the mcdteal r fs tLn. They are given in ttr.aU d ?, thr 40 they wU Jef!rvy life haiacdutyly hut otis In wltititd qaatititi, "they ,rmhK?, ultimately very diitraa.2t4. .It i tmwbe an 3 u't, jfhll'rhts;l t ttapLTy, rem.?.lios. f-ffai and iaMins drug, wh;ch, in u'Jigti:'. one disat, tiw the Seed 'f " h r tiit in e tit, tnnfhko. None f thrf U-itU u)-; -n tnent ofertf-S wi'h s tnu-b iUrveine zn.l crrtaSol.V nj.m he of di 'uie. a H - tetter's .totnieh Hitter', a t :ie a i eorre.-tiv iriutut t fit Jjftfr-'n t" -l -f', I, r J i';t ' i? p tiri'... Ar-et is nnd i s-a ai ' tv- n J r in ferm'itterit ; hrmt to ot ji )ti ;ai I t i. rv n diorder?; strychiitie and irus-i act 1 ( r iX' era! dt-Kilitv ; nercury. in v i .ir fnn, f-r liver c mnlair t; re;-ir.it; ls o! cLI.vr '-mi -r'd i iutn for il eHes!ie ; and yet thej doady 3rug( do uot -nnl"4r.,as ?perjSe fr tho di 'ae ahnve enrat rtti'd. with thai wh le-on e TfffctHhle inri'rant acd alter five, while ta fire n l fer uieion tint it i. at -nmhin; -y I-hTleian hSJ take th rer.t:i;i?.iiity ( erihiasr hvm. Let h.r tli i; for their our.- sake., try tha Rl'ters hi !,fe ihcy res it o t c toions. The relief th-y will.exieriaroc Sn-m a enyr of the hrmk-s jwft-. will r"'h r B'roceur.e t the uo?.afc prerartiu4 referred t quit necessary. i;-TALi!ni:i ihiii. GENERAL COMMISSION nERCHAWT, JAN F HAS CISCO, PEU.EH IS Druss. Ohoraical3, Essential Oils, Dye Stuflj and General Merchandise, By flic Packnffc Only. CastuDrdcrs for this or any rortign .Market, will receive prompt and Faithful Attention. .Miners. Mamitact'ircrs and Wholesale Trade Mipplled for Cuh. No notice or attention paid, tp Order for floods, if there is no provision wade or the payment of the same. Terms Net Cash, on Delivery, In U.S. Gold Coin. N. B.-Conslgnincati of Oregon Produ.e, Grain, Vlioat, Flour, &c, Solicited. 45 tf NOTICE, SAf4F,1J FKEXflV. REDUCTION OF RATES. On and ftftor Feb. lOsh, 1871, the rates will be as follows": For each Wagon and Span of Horses 25a. For each additional Horse... file For each Horse and Buggy.. ..25c. Or fire crossings in Horse and Bugsry when paid in advance .....$l For each Man and Horse.. 23c. Or six crossings, paid in adranco.. ....$1 For each person on Foot... 12 Jo. Or twelre crossings, paid in advance. .....$l For each looso AnhnaL 12Jc. For twelve ditto $t For each Hog, Sheep, or float.... ,4o For each 100 ft. of Lumber not in wagon. ..12 Jo. For each 100 lb Freight...... 12Jo 49-ly NE V A J J VKIl TLsEMKS 'I S. U Si E2 A ri V El li A I ! ! Cheaper . than IWev III 11 0 JL T 13 It, W OJ V I. E Y & CO., '.ELLEN DALE STORE, Have removed their STOCK OF GOODS to Dallas, and arts rotiataritly reecivin NEW and WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of J.adkfe' Drths and I'aiioy Comls, , Men atid ISuys t'iotbiiijr, Huts and Caps, ISoot.s and hocs, Ladles' and Child reus shots of every Stj le and Size. A full"' .Stock of ClrocerlerfroiiRtautly oit hand, 'aW ISaitUvare aud Crockery Woolen floods Manutactured at the lllleiulale Mill, such nn Heavers-, Casimerc, Hard Times, Tweeds t-'iaiiiicls and rilanket, Which we ollVr at Wholtsnltmd Retail. Having a de.tro to locate T'Tinnnently in Dallas, we will deal fairly and jutiy with all wbo rn iv fnvor n with tht:r .i(troiiit'e. We will exchange Goods for (Country Produce, for which wo will ;iy the IIihet Price Drl-'sg on your Ejjgs asd Batter - S-ff ,.. 'i i 'I m P.. H. He D 0 F'J A L D & C 0. , wrsoLi:' r . . C:i tic i v t r Vn fi'fil.'r!) t- tli".1r!."j.-? assort. cm'v Ar.".ft i " I ;oi'?!3. e-! I"-;'' in v -rv t'i! .; !'. i t ' rrr r ! t.-... . . v r ?'..:!: 'I r ; rv, ; j Tti..iy.xH TrnAr.T?-R i r : l!r.i ', j J IV) 1. 531. '- f-, T .i.Ms;:-P :r.n, 4 1 'ir ' ff:"-r r fT." I - . t Cr:;!t VrUxfi, and L . 5 V X... I,;.,.. : id. ix Kt s z. r" QUIl D2.VG B'iiiliS. T.ra'cd in .in Fr.iii( i-;:. .!. A! our ot-it vii-ue-', tiii id cx- t.reitjr e.ur th-Uiku for the lihera! prttronsi we j..-ive reevivr.i i-r more u.an si yearn, utir i:.;; eLi h j-vri'-d us )..,e 1 etn steadily tn-Ku.ije-i. io the Dro.cr l.'iw in C!U'rMi, te to mv in -onu4U:ne of ti e rajdd jrrowth of Dr. V.'rf;k t' ( Vuf .mi i Vitiear litttt-re, n:wr rj-rea-t or the t'in:.;d State and coun tries -.it heynd. w ar tei f?iAtcd to devoto our c-:.tif; liitH - .. i i ti'ifn fS. Vt'c nr-j :! e OI !t-t l'rug Finn on the Pacific t"oif, ufi t li.e only o!.e, fuLtiii'aous under the "L- .t.i-' .r jri-. tors juc 1M., mod Lave 4e Xt !-!,i-!t- I to H-il vur t.tr?-. r 'KSit r'U, ud well f :.i' vi-h . 1 h.j( on j... vv-rabie term. iliifl M a rate oi't ";ri u; i y ir uin ;it. 1 .. ....... . , : .... r lr.f -' rrcin. ef et.!--r;r i-1 tx r iSt4io c-uinesi n It U i .1". l.'u,"v tjtw h i j vCettd. YmX rarU."uhrf " .'j'l're ef P.. 11. 31 Ih.NALD k Co., R. H fi'TaVAt.S', ) V h'dei-!tf lt'U?t. J. J. ...v nn. i fcan Frauci-o.V. X, P. pi.t 1 is ij made we shall rati tiriii;. our iuiv?rt.'ij-!, at-d l.rep a lar;-e stwcV f fr.-fh pAi coii?lar:il o.i hand, an 1 stdl at f-rn'vS to d:iy o'.ni3.-vi;!!-:a. T!i? Great axkal recovery ! . Dr. VAi.:tr:it.'3 California VINEGAR BITTERS, 4 Iltintlrcda cf Thousands cf ' i:csr t"t?Tnonr titti !r Wonder- Kg.sr t'3 rat Curative Effects. g? IWHAT ARE THEY? THEY AP.E KOT A XTLTu II FANCY DRINK,? e -J 1 ii . ' ' c 9 7" fv El 5" w z.- V 4. - ..: oi i . ; : . r ( U - -i Ja. vr-:r g 3 . V Al PS llzj En 3 ..... if i.m ., .i.-;kpy,. Prf tj; i itnud llvt.t i . . i; r. m r : oi t . r c d . rlcc d tin I sweetened t ideas j thj taste, called "Ton. l.s,n" Appetiser',," " r.es; , ress," cM tUat lead t:;e t'r;i?;r on t draaAc;ieM and ruin, but are n tra Msd'.elne, matin U'om UteMativa F.oots and ller'isef California, frrt Itmsii nil AIco!mI1o StSmttlasns. T'. oyare t'io(JCAT IU.OOD IH Itli -lKitniiJ 1.1PE (JIVlXCi PRIX. :i Pl.K a in r-rv c t 1 renovator and 1 avtjrorator of t id ?yu ri. carrylrs S alt poisonous matter ar.4 rcvtortn.t CiO hU'cdl n heaUhy condition. No person can :v';s tUCf.o lii turs according to filrcc tlu:i aad mualnlni; aawJl. Vut' In!las!iniS4!Rry rv.id Chronic llhcn tnattsRi anil tot, 1) sijcila ttv IndU trcMtiotu Uilloiirt, KomlMeut nnd litter mUtciil I'cvcjs, DUeunci of tho lllood, l.ivor, KLliU'ssi nu I lilnddcr, these Hit. tci bar baea mof-t enceoesfu!. Sncli Bls canr urn cauf-el by VHIntcit lllood. TrUlch Is jfe.ierar.y produced by dcraaisviueut of tlto . I)lKeftt5 c (iirnnx. jIYHlr.PMIAOIt INDlOrSTIOX. ItcuJacl-.e. l'ain t.Hiio fhoultlers, CoagliS, Tight. nc.sof lUa Chest, I):?,s:i.;63, Sour Eractailoua of ; the 5t.-ma?hf T.ul UU 1 x t'w Month Bilious At tacks, ratpUidlon of t'v5 Heart, Iaaam:r.atSon ef Hie t.is:gs,t''. lu th;reKlo.;s cf tbo Kidneya.and nbui.dsvd othsr panful symptoms, are tho off springs of Dyspepsia.. TU y luvlgoraU tho Storaaeb and rtlrantato tb torpid liver and bowels, widen render them of tin crluallrd clBcacy 1 cteansinsr tlse blood f all Impurities, and Jmyartlnj ucwltfe aud Vigor to the w'.iolo system. FOIL H K IS DIt.WES,T:mrtlon9.Tettcr, . fait i:iicum,n:oclics. 6pot, Iliuples. Tutttules. Jl.Us, Car.!r.uc.i, Kb.Syu.ms, Gcald-Ucal, Core rycs.Krj-aip.da.ltcli, fScurfJ, Placsiorattons of tho f;l;ln, Humors and .Diseases oftuo Skin, of whatever name or nature, aro literally dun, up Bnloarrlclontof t'.u Bystembna ehort time by tho u3 of these Ditters. Or.e bottle In such , cases will convlDCQ tho moet Ineretlulous or their Cimitlvo etTecis. Closuse tha VH'atfut Blood wh;never you find Its liupurltleabumliifT thrown the alibi luTim ples, Kmptlona cr Sores ; "cleans? It when you And It obfltmcicd and : slnsidU in tho veins; cleaneo It when It ta f nil, and your faclinpa will toll you when. Keep t to bUod pure aud the health of to pystm will fo'itnw. PIS TAPE and othr WOItI, InrWntjln tho system of so many thousarubi, aro cjeetuaily dcslrycd and rontovod. For full direetlons, r Jad cajvfully the circular around each bottle. J.WAtKKU, Proprietor. K. It. McDOAtO &" CO., Drngtta aud Gen. Agents, Paa Francisco, . Cal and 83 and Si CoiJtao.'ea Street ."VewTork, UQLD BY AIL DP.UGaiSTS AND DSAT-Kra. 4517 THE HEW FOOD ' : For a fbiv cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a raclta300f.SE A MOSS FARINE, Kiaile from pure Irisli 2Ioss, or Carraccp., . uhich will mako sixicczi quarts of Blanc Mange, and n IiI:o 'quantity cf Pud ding?, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Ilusso, &C. It is the cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in tho world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has 110 equal as a light and delieaCe fooJ for Invalids and Children. A Glorious Change ! ! - Tlin (.ItKAT WORLD'S TOXIC. Plantation Bitters. rc !or;Uivc in tha f-:-fcmui ch'r of t!c fce!ilo n:l lc!:ili :::cI. Ai a to:ss3 cor;.iaI ;cr thcagftl ::n.I laiulcl, it aclsirs. A? :a remedy fcr llic ?i!rrrttn vo:i!ii2G 1 to XvSlScCl intneit lit" frlr31V jees. It fiK?rrscS5as every o!":er s!int.:2nnt.' 5:i nil Cll males tropical, tsmpprati?, -or f:i;;icl, it ricl as a frjicSfic in every fjoc.c,i of li5nrdcr v;lch'nndprm.nei tho loftily sli eif lE. usi.i rc::.i c2o ti tSie :uii:;i:i! hpirits. For sale by all Drussists - ?5-1y a PiCJtER- T1X AD MOVE SKtE, Frcnt Street, cne Daor South cf Post Glace. . (. v Dallas - - - - m Orrcron. ir ?;0VINJ TI1KKE IS A MAHKKD tSk. difiernce bc-twtcn articles of TINWAKB tu,tm!aelure.i h ine. and that made bv 11 anil t. iurets i:i r. itliUtd Kudc-i-her large e ic. tut S.ijiftier.t. I haV OR hand both iti v o H id.i ke ui.i Ibat of l.utory m.-.l c, so t'lat rcjda take their choice. My stoek toiitin iu rati, of Moves of all Kinds, . Cupper, lr.,s aud Iron W'r, Vlre worl, of all deri iptlotss Sheet ai.d (.alvanized Iron Stt.ve HoiKr.Tta Kettles, Miik Iai, Dippers, l.urd iid It utter Cans, Iir Heaters, J-t pinned Ware a gcncrl Assorfmcnt, , Coc-ing Sroocs, A variety of Gem Tans Porccl iia lined Mw Fans for Fruit, Sroiliajr Tiztures of Ntw ajid ke Host Improved returns, d in faet evc.ytliing that can be fuoad io a fir?t cats Tiu and Stove 3 tore. dot) Worlt ; S'eatly Dons awd Promptly Attended to. 5-t - T. D. XKWMAN. 35 TO 310 PER DAY. MKN, WOM EX, BOYS AND GIKLj? U'ho cmrajfe in our business raalce from 55 1o SIC) per day in their own localitte. "-Full p.irttcutars und instruetions sent tree by mail. Tlmse in need of permanent, pn Stable work -heuld ad.ln a oee, GEOKOE STIXSON A Co., l'l-rtlnt'd. Maino. ,-4 I If f TO TnE AVOTIKIXO CLASS. We a r now prepared to fnrni-b all eJnsse with con stant employment at hojne, tho whole of tha time or !'or the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either tex vastly cam fno 50o. to f 0 of an evening, and a proportionate sum by devotiug their whola ime to . the business. Boys and girls earn marly tismueh as men That all who sea this 'iiotiee may send their address and test' the bu bir.cfp, we make this unparalleled offer: to such as are not well saiisficd, wo will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuable Swuiplo, which will do to ooinuienee work on, and a copy of The People Literary Vvmpnntun, one of the largest and best family newspapers . published, all sent free by mail. Render, if you want permanent and profitable wv.rk, address, 2-Sra E C. ALLEN A Co., Augusta, Me. iv. is. t'is a 14 ; cV Co., Wagon & Carriage Iflakersi MAIN STREIiT, DALLAS, Are on band with their WAOQONS and BUG U1K8 at their old Stand this Spring as usual, and intend to sell them very cheap tor Cash; the Priees ranging from $130 to $180. They -hav also on hand for sale plenty of wagon tnaU rials, (iivo him a call aud see them. AU kinds ot work in their line dono to order. AU kintU of UiaekMul.hlng done on short utiee, and in a workmanlike manner. Horse Shoeing $2 60, cash down, - t ThanVful fr past patronage, they solicit continuance of the same. 0-tf Pallad, May 6, ISfl,