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Newspaper Page TextTOWN & COUNTY HEWS. jDALLAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1S71. Mouey Market. Latest New York Gold Quotations... .Ill Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying.., ..90 Selling.... 91 .Dallas Produce and Commission Market.. Corrected Weekly, by G. 15. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $1 20 p bush. OATd 75c HAttLEY $1 FLOUR $S bbl. " Sks$2 CORN MEAL le. lb. II BANS Oj. lb. BACON Side?. 1.1 0 15c Jk lb. " Shoulder. .He. to 10c. lb. HAMS 1 1 I tie (a) lb. PORK Dressed, fi cent. Pioklcd, 8e. to lOe. f lb. BUTTER Firkins Hi On 20c lb. " Rolls, 2b "tl lb. EGGS 20c -jj doa. liARD Bulk, Ik; tin?, 15 .POTATOES From Wagon, $2 "jf. bushel. ONIONS SI 50 "f bushel. APPLES (jrcv.ii, 50e bhl. " Drio.l. 10c lb.- CHEESE New Oregon. 20 25c lb. CHICKENS 2 50 (4 $1 doz. TURKEYS 75 (a $1 cueii. -DRIED PLUMS 1(5? "El lb. WOOfj 33Jc. 1" Flease notice this. "those in arrears, .either for subscription or advertising, will eou Sar a favor by calling ami settling. It is a small amount to each, but iu the aggregate amounts to a handsome sum to us, anil -.will , enable us to mako certain improve uieuU contemplated. Bargainsmaybe found by calling at the ;Brick Store. Tho largo stock of new goods .there cxhibiiol is attracting the .tteati.n of all. - man named Drown was accidentally shot on Nestacca trail one 1 iv last week, and at ?ast accounts was in a critical situation. 4 We unJerstui 1 a party arc making arrange , meats to survey the Uraud Hound reservation, .and take the necessary .steps toward dividing the land among the Indiana. The extreme warm weather following the rain of last week lias ripened the raln very rapidly, anil reapers and hchihr? arc hein brought out, and farmers are speedily i-rcpar-iu to garner tho g 'Mcu harvest. The ral t t'; .ei h.i-!i at the ..nion'h of S aim .i River is in prim ; on Eti tu i ra mountain roa 1, an 1 th se wiv.in t pa-s the warm days in a "1 n-tr-'at will do well I nvni! il.in.s,liM of this r.'-r.-rt. ' The Alhany hmoi-mf i-lain. " f!;at Alh.inj lias fuwer loitU-r of ir. eiy lliin any othvr t"wn in the Suite." What are tlnur .i.?. lii-other Rrown ? We pr elatm that I.tlla' i Las fewer loafer than any other town iu the titate of iu a'..;e. R rni:iig It ij f ;i j not c;en ra'ly un dorst 1 that .Mr. W. 0. Will.-! h ti!l carry in .on hij furniture .hop nar W ivm.r .'. Mill, v t juch i.1 the fact. Anyone wihl?ij new furni ture, of the host ipialUy.cau he accommodated; and those having furniture to he repaired would further their interests by giving him a call. Mr. T. B. Newman has on hand a novelty in the shape of a churn. A gearing is attached to the dash of a common churn, and turned by a .crank. The weight of tho da-:h h balanced by .a. ball attached to a turning rod, through one end of which works a pif-ton, which ruoves the dash. It is simple, and by those who have ijise! it declared the best churn extant. We have been tariffed a book, entitled f1 Christian Progress," written by the Rev. V. Jolly, for perusal. The work i well written, and the author's idea, though rather unique, are finely expressed, nnd in many instances well authenticated. Hi.-) argument concerning the authenticity of the Rible are clear and forcible, and commend themselves to the gen eral reader. We cannot now give a general synopsis of the work, but would advice all who wish to be edified and instructed to give it a .careful reading. While, of course, wc cannot expect that everyone who read it will endorse all it pays, yet, " we can prove all things, nlid hold fast to that which is good." Dr. J. C. Orubbs, a member of the party who went from here to the coast last week, was detained there on account of the illness of a young lady, from Salem whon name we can .not now give. Tho young laly had been ;r'ding horseback on the beach, and during her Tide was thrown from her horse and somewhat jnjured. After returning from her ride, ghc pent into tho surf, and engaged in other vig orous exerc;so with her U3uat aridity. In the evening, she went Into her tent to I:e down and rest, she being wearied, and the remainder of ,tl9 party enjoyed thein?elveg by the camp fire sUQtil time for retiring, when they found the lady cold, and apparently inscrsiblo. The Doctor was called, and restoratives given her, and in a short timo she was tetter, though etill in a critical situation when our party left. The Doctor expects to be home to-day if the lady recovers sufficiently for him to leave. faST-More than 100,000 persons annually die in this country from Consumption, which is but mc cniid or Uafarrh. fSOQ reward id offered by the proprietor of Dr. gage's Catarrh Remedy loracase of Catarrh which he cannot cure, old by druggiats, or send CO cents to Dr. It. V. ierc, 133 Keneca ft., Ruffalo, N. Y. and get it y mai . Don't get swindled by men calling themselves Dr.Sage; Dr, Pierce is the only man fhrJln,ngtbatJha8thoriKht ftd an prepare 1&f V?, riir,al ''' Saea Catarrh fitlrnn isrJ Prirato S. Government 14 I a rwmmrm nfi 4h W mm mmm ill n m London, August 1. Bazaino is in London. Versailles, August 1. The Assem bly has imposed a tax upon raw ma terial. The Government does uot intend dissolving the Guard. Paris,August 1. The Bourse opened flat Rentes lifty-fivc francs forty-seven centimes. Home, August 1. The elections were apathetic. Twcthirds of tho electors abstained from voting. The moderates generally successful in the city and Provinces. Loudoii, August 1. There is a grow ing uneasiness in the public mind from the fact that the cholera has n;cd two years in KiHsia. The .-courge has not yet reached the frontier, and a close watch has been instituted to prevent its prog-ross. Appprehcnsioii exits everywhere. As it lias not advanced upon Germany in the u-ual way, it may now come bv wav of the sea, and Gov merit has presented regulations to be enforced upon all ships from Baltic ports. There have been recently some cases at Hull, which is on the route of qmigrauts from North Germany to A merit:?. There is s flint? anxiety touch ing the cholera, which appears in the south of France one ca.se has occurcd at Hulls. Preca ution is being taken. Prince Arthur will shortly be created Duke of Conneaugh. The Duke of Kdiuburg has return ed to Hugland. The United States steamers Juniata and Franklin are at Southampton. The French liCgatiun at Dresden, Darmstadt, Hamburg and Weimar, are suppressed. Home, August 1. There U great excitement here over the vote in the I'rench A.s;enib!v uu the position oi the Tope. The journals rpnrtl war with Franco as probable, ami accuse the Minister of j betraying the country. j Tiie Gazttle s:ys the (lovermnent should uot have irone to Umno, hut liavini; one, insist stay though tl;ii!i clouds should envelop the political hor izon. J'ari, Julv 01. The acceptance the reinathm i,f Favre i t iHiiirm d. London, duly JJl. The h.iU-e . I" ('ominous to ji'iL'ht passed a hill urn.t inir at al'xw.uiee of one hit' died th.'U-- jan l pourjds ier aouuin to I'un e A i -i thur. Tho v te to i two hundred i and seventy ?tx voas tu eleven nis. m" ' i 1'uri.s. ?ulv ."it. Ti. hii.:i''!.T ! ari.S, I (.i"itiinturit.s ' ti'lnL' t rial i.- t i ;! : v t '-y j th;u-and. In ordvf to n ii i. r. i tliL- d;!U)-it ion oi' so ir't'it a nuud-t i of oasrs, a hill was iutrodiu .d in ti;.-. I Actohiy lU'-i i;:iUi'J t e mtutV-r of ! I dudi-s and r;':n.vin r-trict i it IV i 1 those Jud.r s who have at any tins':! committed thotiHcdvi' airain-it, r liavo i been ohlic 1 to act agltj.-t the ciriail- j ks lovet n:nCTit. Tin- result of tl.c firt at:d sren.l e'ei"tiofis lor ir.i,ml:r.s iA' 31 u'uieinai ('ouncil of i'ari.s .-shows that it is citi Micd of thirty t iht Conservatives, seven Moderate? Republicans, twenty seven Kepublic.jns, and ten Ultras. Thiers replying to a delegation from the occujied J'rovince, intimated that in six weeks the occupation of the German troops would be limited to Champagne and Lorraine. Loudon, July til. The llou.-i of Commons on the Election Bid. d'hid stone opposed the various amendments. A division was had on the pioro ition that the election expenses he paid out of local taxation, which resulted in a majority of nine six against the (lov ermnent. A meeting was held to night in Trafalgar square, to protect against allowance to Prince Arthur. Five thousand persons wrere present, and were addressed at different points. There was much excitement, and the entire police force were out. The po lice seized a Communist flag carried by one of the clubs. Armed demonstra tions, and some fighting arc reported, and some arrests were made. Tin inceting adjourned ju disorder, and the crowd was dispersed by the police. The Government to-day prohibited the meeting in Trafalgar Square, and massed the police and soldiery t.ure to prevent the Assembly, but, alarmed at the threating aspect of the populace, the force was withdrawn and a meeting held without molestation, and violent revolutionary sen ti men ts were expressed. Washington, August 1. At a Cab inet meeting to day it was decided to tender to Charles Francis Adams the appointment of arbitrator on the part of United States, to Meet at Geneva with thoo of other nations, for iho settlement of the Alalma clairrjs nnder the treaty of Washington. The President appointed Alexander It. Brunot of Pittsburg, Indian Com mis sioncr and there is reason to belive he will nettle the difference between Secre tary Jioutwell and commissioner Pleas an ton, which were fully discussed in the Cabinet to-day, by the appointment of J. W. Douglass, now firt Deputy Commissioner, to succeed Plcasanton. The Koyal mail steamer Delta, from Bermuda, arrived last evening bringing intelligence of a firo at Point jApetri Guadeloupe, on tho 18th ulr, Nearly the whole town waa destroyed, and thirty thousand persons left without shelter. wssEKmwesmt Mechanics. The day has been to be called a mechanic was to be called a second class man was to occupy a low er seat at tho feast and scarcely any! but poor meu's children were appreu-1 1 nnrsuits : and often have wo heard the expression ut tltlU V'. .vu. w ....... - j , tered by the way of censure and re proach H)!i he's only a mechanic!" and to follow mechanical persuit for a live lyhood was considered derogatory to re fined society. How diflerent now to what it was then. Then men's worth and merits were tested by the length of their purse. These measuoes have had their day gone. The cry now is " lor mechanical muscle and brain" all over the country. Ingenious mechanism is a lode-stone that unerringly attracts to greatness, glory and renown. In New Orleans recently, a woman choked herself to death with a pair of suspenders. As Mr. (Iio. Marshall and h family accompanied by a Miss. Ashley, were driving on to the ferryboat at Kug-'iie City a few day since, the boat which the ferryman was holding, started into the river, letting the horses and earrhgi into the water. The hor.-e Wire drowned, but the party escaped. Tho Democrat says there will be twice as many potatoes raised in Linn county this year as there was last. One day during the he.iled-tei m the thermometer stood at 1U5 deg. in the shade at Ilye Valley. The Ued AV Democrat of Ju'y 2lM siys : Last Sunday this p u t of Oregon was visited by a regular i.M-fWlii"n-d rain ftortn. accompanied by wind, hail, thunder and Lightning. Wednesday last was very suit' an I hot. TrausreM of r.-a? e.tati in .Iae1:.nn county itirnu' tho y ar ending July tiest foot'l up to tiinctyi.no tlum-aii'l and two hunJreil au.J .seventy -f-jur d A 1 ir-?. I he C!iri.trtn Mrns-en'icr sIVS : I rot- f. s r l llntt-r his reshrnol Uh t.oit:.n in nri.-ttuii ( otiee id I r ! of (Iie.- ;uid Latin hn'a:tr s and lit er.-ittire. IT OF I.l-Vl l l.ftS HIIAIMNf; II, I. P.irt U i ;.i. a . ... -t---f . J J '' r v, i. 'I "o i i. i ;; . li r, ir. p. v: II iU. M - U (?! iH-T. sJf'if ?-'r I '..-. i. "I II ! m-. 5 t i i ! it I 'i- i ". r Mr, J 1 ! i " M. i -.. f ;ei i . i I l iwi: n.x n:u. III 1 r V,". J). r. , ll. !.. J. I'....-, ali ; iV it. T 5AViN rri:ri!.i;i av rvrtn'" N-w Slo.-k of (t.c.d. I iy. -il l caii I!?--atl-titii wf th" I'lib'ic l.i m v H i ,!:.! at t'u I Lac a fail .-i-.-k of Gr'Ccric-. iy Go-mIs, Hoots ar.d Sh'es ;:nd 'v r t!i'm found in fir-t-ct;ix. V.irirtv Ktor'V Mydd i-u.f tn r will fi I it t t In. ir i :dv.Uit:Z t-i r- r t w their p:ir-.!i!t;, and ...-W uln a he -'r 1. ill v w irl'-Mim.-d. All kin ! uf l'ro I j. o taken at th? I!h.;i mnrk'-t r.tf'-ti. Dal S.i , Au-. is; I. V. C. IJUO'.VX. v. s. s i ii v s: it, No. 13CJ, First Street, lOIUIM, - - - - OIUICON, W in'c.'jle and Itct'ail Doal- r in IIIYI! , I1U I llllMII LADIES' PRESS i()()I)S, HOOTS A Sit SHOl'S, II TS t CAPS, a : o ceii i ks pi o i v.sv oxs, 1 light tit Ca-h 1'rii-c paid for nil kiitd of Ooiinti ProdiKMs 10-1 in Forty Year' f Ix pcrlonco have tested tho virtues of Dr. WiA tr' IMnnm ,,f Wild (7 rry, nnd the re? ul t in that it is the beet rem edy extant for pulmonary nnd lung disease?, Mibr:ieiiii a whole range from a flight cold to a nettled eonnuinptitn . Were it not for its merit., it would long since have "died, and tnado mi siijri." 213-w. TItUTII MUST IMtliVAIX! Bristol's & nrnaparilla and Pills ato a sure enro for vitiated or impoverished tdood ; are certain t purge out and carry off nil bad humors i are the best of all medieiues for the stomach, liver, and kidney. Try them ! Try them ! 681. THE QUEEN OF PERFUMES! Attcft the many virtues of the genuine Mrn Ar & IjA-nman'r Floriha Watf.h. AIaaehlos ns a perfume, it is equally ttiatnhless as a cos metic, allaying the irritition of the skio, re lieviny'.hcadache prt-ventinr; faintnoFs,and when diluted, is the best of tooth-washes. Truly it is the most valuable of all IJora! waters. TiPrAs there nre worthless counterfeits, buy ers should always ask for the Florida Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp, N. Y . It is useless to attempt t3 cleanse a stream while the fountam w impure. Dyspepsia, com plaints of tho hver or kidneys, eruptiona of thB skin,scrofula. headaches, all disease, arising fro,,, impure blood, are it once remove. by Dr. CAwroimu Vihroaii IIittpiw. the Kreatand infallible puriner of the Idood and renorator ,d the syntem. It has never been knoWM toful, ,jrv,(lo(l tho .ent h k-layed mmK ,t until the vitality of his system is lo fur gone. " J SPECIAL NOTICES. wIIjXjIAH DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Offlce.HNo. GlAa'roitt Street, PORTLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this CTTY-and EAST PORTLAND in the most drdral.l In- caltici. consistin? of "LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, DOUSES and STORES; airy, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the STATU for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property iiurchasb I fr Correspondents, in this CITY and throughout the STATES and TIJIRI TORIES. with jrreut faro and on tho most A D V A N T A t i E O U S T E U M S. HOUSE and STORES LEASED. TONS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF LL DEM'l IPTIONS PHOMPLY COL LEtJTKD. And a General FINANCIAL and AtiENCY BUSINESS traa?acti.-l. ' AdENTS of this OFFICE, in nil hn CITIJE.? and TOWNS in th STATE, x - ill rc.-ivo d. .-.-ri ti .ns of FA KM PROPERTi' and forward tho 8nue to thu abovo udJrcss. 7 cr:i om? n a . DOW TO Ct'RK IT. At th' ptininon-Mit,nt f the Piirihu , wht-L alw;' preeed an attack of the Cholera, take a ti-j.-p .x.nl'u! of IVui Killer in smar an 1 wa-tt-r,l'n t. if eonvt-nicist.) and then l ashe fr i!v lie t-..!ii i. h 3Ti J h 'W.-l uilii the 1 .in Ki!!..-r ,!.! .h..uld the :;arii,..f oreramj.s o-onmu.- f' tl5 llU'fl I'VlTV f'"U VI HII'M' th5 d'l . i. i I ...... fn!-.l',.a 3li ';i .. -.-.;..nt i r,-ii icl. in iriM. "af- rACJA'E?- to'.-r more U u.p.Mifu!. may be given at a prv.-.-ii.j; -ir lhai.ki. fr th- hl..;ral patronag. i j , have r.-f,ivi ,l !.r m -re ll.au 21 )or, dur- 1 in? r.tn i ;i;T. a r-in- . "' Jih i f Cii ! r.i. aitiiii -r Cuuij ! iJis'H, y. l.. 1 . .. ...,., : I Lhl..i . ;, ,i!v I..thin with it v. i u -nvU i hC: in 1 u-m i 'fj 11 ' ' . . '1 !;i to try it r. a. I xis j.i: i.- K.. l'ir. - ! h , i" ri 1'!. - !.i.s a" -,tn "' " v " ! ?l r DsLi.ii and 1 ;;uaci t iu .f a' ! fy t c.ii i J1..T i v ir ,:!.! l'.ij it-.-l iao na :i--':t. ;' ;r h jv T-.;ri:ii !r -iu i-t-t -s- t-. : ih... ' -.tv'y r- ' -t i ji.iri.m.g ir.p t a r oi ,y lii i fr ' " t..o ! . V r. i rf thi. ' -'.ra' I-.- ' ;- t h.. j i a i .H;4i.;.d thv l.t-alti. hiij r-'.v , uvl l r '!'i,!i h'e tfmt pefjov. appe-f-N-tivr '. r-: .iu i U bit? ri hive a!,.' " iil- j i'it v io u h i - a ; i !i t -, ri !? b--t ai; 1 t ill .Ti S f ! :i - i ill, ! "i.i.! the t ! oi i- !t, -ivi . g ;ho hvi-r, n?; I r-!iewtt.r iho .. my of in. rv-.t!l5 in an I drr--" 'li -J I'.i :)'t . li , . V 'i! i if i - 1 l j., . i- i-i i -f--y t It r i i! i.- sin i S-- :;-i" -i;l :7 re hi n.ikfu'f hv th -ii sand-e. h e t it th ir r-t r n "f h.-.i!tii. N rivt . r. i v- ifi the ari: -i! f wi- lifinoo ha nttiu-d lhj name p puhiri'j- in tho flnrt a f tLmo it hu hci n f- r t"h puhlic. r - n tin In,'!) d-r-( rnf'i!." aMird d t- tit in exc-S!eiit tini-. M.iuy ith-r pr--p.tr.iti n imrp'-rtiitc " l' ",r t. t;ivc. and rest..ra!iv.it. bavo hi-ei). inr' lu-' -d an-1 hnro .rih-.'-l h.v n while th.. p p'i l,inv li-i-tfT'f -',i .. h ll it.rr intm i- o inra''. uii-1 i nuw ro -ni-d a a fa.-.i hoit.-rhi 1 in li. iiic. Thti.v.3 uhi''h Mtu-l fan use if tho liltrr.' !-vi;..M- at , mice it- viliin -iri nil iii.--. d debility and t-f the .-ton a .-It fvrti'V-!i,',, aim w iMimit titniiher, iiuvc bet ti publtf! a.-d. at!i-tinjf i n tniiy iiiira' ii' .un p tr in niiMi ins th-.no painful an 1 fcar ul di,a.i-. And at thin timo it si't in? idlo td im.ru than . ail a!t. nti"ti ' the great rt-im-dy of the in ..rdt-r t. awaken public atlenti n to cetl ieiu'o. It is the crilv preparation of the kind that in rcliablo in nil ea, and it is theref ite uorlhv ot'tlni t"in.-idvr.iioii of tho nfilioted. f ESS US. TI. A M. HOWE. HAVING 3 1 determined to clone out their eulire .stock of (loo. In, coiiirtitur of Dry Good. Groceries, Hardware. &c. &c , Direr (treat inducements to pernios winhing to purch.ine. Firit otne, firnt nerved ; and first served will get the best bargains. Main Street, Dallas, July 27th, 1s71. 21-1 m iOTII:.: nEFOUB LEAVING DALLAS, I HAD not suTieient time to collect nil my Library. All persons, therefore, who have nny of my Books in their possession arc hereby requested to leave them at the ItEri'RUCAN OlUee. Kv so doing they will confer on mo a great favor. W. C. WHITFON. 15 :tm e si:i::: run:!!! fpO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS I JL would say that I have ro-built my Shop on tho HA HI 13 OLD COUNKIl, Where I nm prepared to do all kinds of JOBUINO. WAGON WOHK AW IIOKSI2. siioi:i(; ON SHOUT NOTICU.; As I have lost nil my property by Fire, those indebted to me for work will confer a favor by paying up immediately. A friend iu uccil, is a friend indeed. ASA SHREVE. 12.3m flag. Carpel Weavinr. A LL TKRSONS HAVING MATERIAL J for XUg Carpets, and winbing them Woven, can be accommodated by culling on the undersigned. Orders left at the Store of Howe Bros, will be promptly attended to. J6 am WM. JSAULSRKKKY, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. II 12 A IM 11 JK API! Cheaper than liver!!! 11 0 I. T Kit, lVO;tTIJ2Y & CO., ELLEWDALE STORE, Have removed their FTOCK OF GOODS to Dallas, and are constantly receiving NEW and WELL SELECTED OOODS, roasting of .Ladlct Dress ami I'iiiiry Cioods, 3Ic ami lloyh Clothing, Hats amljl'aps, lioots and Shoes, ladles' and ChlMrcus' Shoes of every Style and Size. A full Stock of CiroceriesJjVoiifrtantly on hand, also Hardware and Crockery. Woolen :oodi Manufactured, at the I'.llendale Mill, uch as Heavers, Cassimeres, Hard Times, Tweeds. l'"iannels and markets, Which we off. r at Whoksalc'and Retail. limine n lesiro to ho-ato ncrinancntly in Dallas, we will deal fairly and juMly with all who -may favor u vlth th-r patronage. We will exchaiiire Ooods f.r ('nuntry Produce, for J.jcli we will j'ty tho Highest Price.. Bring on your Eggs and Batter. S-tf in until ii.ii nnryiwy wn WWMQ ', .,1.1 ' " " II' !' P.. H. McDONALD&CC, 1VJSOL15HAI-I5 rf ntumninTO Ubblolo part i f t!' f .V.owir i,' tV- . toc;ti.fr wiui v rv t:,i i- ! i-i t. 'iiiKMi il uIied WJlOLfc svM: meet; imim:. I in v;f r: ,,, :TiIMtv'srmPr il'.' l'M'.r o r:r..". I I'o ..,.st'-' m SLi.it.?, 'I hi r 'ri. -1 i ; sun 1 MMKr. H I 1 1!. u ., I n:fn:n:o, L P. 'US., S l'lJM' !!. W:"."' r ? f.fi r r . t Ci.tU It.cc, al t.- ;. r:.i.o I '..n l- t.r.t! r.';t!. i-ok s vi.i:. OUR DRUG BUSINE-S. Iocs', d in l'r..in i- o. Cal. Afl. r our wih-, an 1 ex i.-h r, ri . t we have ! n -f. a hi v i-n- 1 i i hi? I r if hu.-ii..-fs in t'.t.hiWiji.i, t . i !r. W,.n,er?' I alii-rnia u.-iar hittt-rs , r,,re.vl ov. r ihe I in.;l l.it !i!,J o.ii-i ,. , . ,, olc Vm- i!.- ' i. ! !fii J irro -. i iu" i f an S ti.. ..ii!y ..tic, c...tu.a'.in nr-lcr Ui. thv f .iii - j r prt' IM:, and h::v !c u t ;;..t..- i s i j-.-.S -ar i,.r-. pr.--.-p r-u, ai 1 wt-ii . s - ij - i i :-T ir t. - - i.ii r.iJ.' ttr:n. 11. t i a fiti' ..rp--r!sM.iiy !--r i.n wish n. t..-. ll I: ! i ii" j i.? . .. u :..h .... i.fur a pr 'Ii.ttl'; Lumuvi.- I jT ! illti ii. ,v cii-j'iire f 11. li. M IoiN.l.I A Co., U. H M. D V li.'l' .-.il- lru ,';t, ). t . i i i , n. I ." i 1'r.iiu i-eo, Ca!. N. 15.- - I i t 1 a ?-.' i iiiu ie we "ha!! eon sin tie i.ur iii.-i'r'.ili- i:s. an I ). ( -p a la rite Mc t iitc't -In O' l ji.'aiiiiy u and fell at j Tiee. t le'j" i ..lu.put t-il- The Great .l.cuical Discovery! D.. WALKER'S CAX.IFOIINIA ; VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands -g j Bear f-t!nonjr to ftr AVondcr- ; tf lul CnrmllT lIBect. - g t J sssWHAT ARE THEY?"s! TI1EY ARE KOT A VILE 5 1 1 ? s r- a ai s n n i m e- 1 B 11; ; t t f m v. - " a - s N. ti &i Vr5 12 CSH Srt? tk bs r n li v T u i i m rv . w r Mala cf Toor Hum, WliUkry, Tro.-f Hplrlltnnd Ilrfiic I .f q u w r n doctored, rleil aa-lBweetenedto pleosi! tbe taste, called "Ton 1c9,"" Appetizer," " KeBtorcm," c, that lead tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Knots and Herbs of California, free from nil Alcoholic Siiinnlniiia. They are the (JltKAT Ill.OOD IM-UIF1KK nnd LIFEtilVIXCJ l'UIX VI t'l.li a perfi cl Innovator and Invlcorator of the PjKti m, carrying off all poisonous matter ar.d restoring the Mood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Filters according to direc tion and remain long unwell. rn-Iiifliiiiimiif ory nnd Chronic lthcn m ml m mid tiont, lyniepp.ia r Iudl grMioti, llillem, KeniHtent nnd Inter mil tent I'rvei . Diftrnorn of the lllood, Liver, Kidneyi, and Itlndder, these HI t ter have been most successful. Such Dl raHrs arc caused by Vitiated lllood, which l ttenerally produced by deranuemcnt of the Dig-rut i vc Oi snnn. DVSPKrIA Oil .INDIGESTION'. Headache. Pain ta the Shoulders, Coughs, Ti(;lit nesi of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Had taste la the Mouth U Jlous At tacks, Palpitation or the Heart, Inflammation of tho l.nr.gs.rain In the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, arc the off-t-prlngsof Dyspeppia. Th-y lavi?orat the Stomach and stlmnlato tlid torpidliver and bowels, which render them of un equalled cfilcncy la cleansing tho Mood of all Impurities, nnd Imparting new life and vigor to tho whole Rj-stem. FOR SlilN I)IMEAHr.8,KruptIonn,Tetter, Salt Klieuui, Welches, Spots", riinples, ruslules, Hdils, Carbuncles, King. Worms, Scalddlead, Sore IC) -rs,Krylicla, Itiii, Hcurfs, Dlsooloratlons of tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever nam or nature, aro literally dug up andcarrti'd out of the system In a chort time by the use of theso Kittcrs. One bottle In such cases will convince the most Incredulous of their curative effects. Clcaqso the Vitiated Plood whenever you find its Impurities bursting through the skin In Pim ples, Eruptions or Bores j cleanse it when you find It obstructed and sluggish In tho veins; cleansu It when it Is foul, and your fcellnps will tell you when. Keep tho blood pure ami tho health of I'io system will follow. FIN. TA 115 and other WORMS, lurklnjrln the syuteuj of so many thousands, aro effectually destroyed an:l removed. For full dlreetlous, reud carefully tho circular around each bottle. J, WALKER.. Proprietor. R. 11. McDONALD A CO., Druggists nnd(en. Agent. Bau Francisco, Cal., and 93 and St Commerce Street, New York. SOLD DY ALL DKUQUIST5 AND DEALERS, 45.1y NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE HEW TffOD. For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FAUINE, made from pure Irisn Jloss, or Carrageen, which will makfc sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Pud- dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Kusse, &c It is iho cheapest, healthiest, anfl most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food foe Invalids and Children. A Glorious Change 'A Tim fJItEAT WORLD'S TOSflC Plantation Bitters, Tlii wonderful voctaMc restorative is l!ie Mect-an-lior of Hie feeMe ami dctili taleil. As a tonic :::id cordial for tlie ;iet3 ::rs:I laaticd, ft 5i;i no an::l nrnou; filom arlaies. As a remedy lor tlifc nervoti weakness t wliicli women are ei2ci;iHy sul- j ject, it i suie4.selip ei'Wtf oi.ter siiaaujniit. sa nil nsaips roiir:s!, te::erate or fri;4i5, it art in n specific in every sfieric1 of disorder wJiidi undermine the lunlily sti entli and break Sown the animal spirits For sale hf all ISrusgists. 25-iy nn.VELIl TI. AXD S10VE;.ST(;I-E, Front Street, one Door South of Post Office. Dallas ------- Oregon KNOWING Til EKE IS A -MARKED difurmcc l-cUeen articles of TtSTWAKK lnaniifaetured y ine, ani that made ly uianu laeturers in I'urtiaiid and other large ciiies, fr -hipmtr.t, I have on hand both my own make ud al.-o that ot Uetory make, so that fept may lake their vbot.c. Mj etock cv&tists i art. (it tove of all kind. Copper, II ras and Iron tVar,' Wire work of' all descrl ptloi e, Sheet and Galvanized Iron. Stove Hollers, Tea Kettles, Milk Pans, Dippers, I. ai d and Under Cans, Healers, Japannea Ware a g-errcrl Assnrlracnt, Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Fans, Porcelain l-iieutew Pans for Fruit, Broiling Fixtures of New aoA the Most Improved Pattern:, And in fact everything that can he fRnd in a lirst c:ass Tiu and Slovc i?toro. Job Work Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. 50-tf T. li. NEWMAN". W. 11. TI2A1 fc Co., main stiu:i:t, dam. as, Are on hand with their WAGGONS ana Rt'JGv (ilK.S at their old and . .iis l?tthi as tii-oal, and intend to Fell them very chca fotV'aifhi tho Prices ranging from $ 130 to $IS0. They have also on hand for ?ale plenty of wagon material-). Give him a call and fee thiol. All kinds of work in their Knc-doae -to order. AH kinds of HIat k.mihlnjj dcot oTi Vhort notice, and in a workmanlike manner. llor Shoeing $2 50, cash down. Thankful for past patronage, they Policit continuance of the same. 9 tf Ialla, May 6, 1871. IOTICK, SALKI ST K A .11 FEURV. REDUCTION OF RATES. On and after Feb. 10th, 1S71, the rates will be as follows : For each Wagon and Span of Horses 25c. For each additional Horse fo. For each Horse and Buggy ,.,.....24e. Or five crossings in Horso and Buggy when paid in advance......... $1 For each Man and Horse ,25c. Or six crossings, paid in adanco For each person on Foot l2o. Or twelve crossings, paid in advance..., ..,vtl Foi each loo?o Animal.. 12jo, For twelve ditto .$1 For each Hog, Sheep, or Goat,.,,. .,,..,..,,..,..40 For each 100 ft. of Lumber nut in wagon. ..12c, For each 100 tb Freight , 12J lev i