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Newspaper Page Textas arc TOVfl & COUNTY NEWS. DALLAS, SATURDAY, ALV.UST 12, IS71 Money Market. Latest New "York (Sold Quotations.. lit Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying 90 j Selling tfl , Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by 0. 15. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $1 20 & hash. OATH 75c 15 A 11 LEY $1 FLOUR J bbl. " SksSU CORN MKAL 4c. p lb DEANS -h r th. -BACON Side. 1:5 ii 15c "r th. ' Shoulders. Se. to 10c. g lb. HAMS It (a) K.c lb. PORK Dressed, C cents. " Pickled, Sc. to 10c. "f lh. BUTTKll Firkins I ft 67) 20c f lb. R-dl. 23 n' EGOS 25c -f rtoas. LAUD Hulk, lie; tin?. 15 POTATOES From Wagon, $2 bushel. ONION'S SI 50 "f bushel. APPLES Orccn. 50c -fl bhl. '. Dried. 10c j lb. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 6 25c lb. CHlrKKXS 2 50 (.,- $:? 'j-1 doz. TURKEYS 75 Cil SI each. DRIED PLUMS "lftj IK WOOL ODic.'f !b Please notice this. Those in arrears, either for subscription or advertising, will con fer a furor by calling and settling. It is a -small stmoant to euco, but in the aggregate amount to a handsome sum to us, and will enable U3 to make certain improvements, contemplated. Dr. Grubbs returned from the ooast last Sat urday. The young lady whom ho staid to at tend is rapidly recovering, and expects tube at home soon. Mr. D Copper, living one and one half miles west of town, cut last w-'tik, a head of side oats, eighteen inches in length, from which Le counted 157 grains. G. IL Stiles has m-ved Lis " Head.jnarters" J to his new store bnil ling two d-,-rs south ot . . . . . . . , . his former stand, vaicre be is prepared io wau upon his numerous cu,:t.uier. j We are intoriucd that h"vers along t'u river are ofTenug 1 per Jii.:-iuS t-.r tuo new cr-p i 1 i wneai. j uis is go . i i;ew. i-'i orun'i -. i"i when wheat is a St a hu.-Lel t;:.; ..s .vi-i he Hush with t hi: la. , , . Correction. Me state, 1 un,; wvV. tiiar ..tm- T- !' s.i.'iif .(V :-., i. ii t .-, -i'--?!: i..ii u .i - I. . i. ...j. . ... .... .... . . . . trail. A mistake was irm le i:i the nina, , , , w r- -i I ... 1 emu s i.aiiJt! was j:).-chu . oo-i.-. in.?0'ai n i T I 1- I. - . I or-ovn. V . II. Teal has u hand wa.iror.f, lni2iie te.. f the he.-1 matiutaeiure. f'T tie Si-oij "'.. OI oe ne..-l HW U'-i '. '"I 'nr ' . , . -,r , , ' With a fir?'.-ela. IdacKsmith, lie h .repi-.r a to I , , . ... , ,- j do w .rk c.f tnat hind in a workniuuIiKC m.u;:n t Ilor.-e .-ho in j". "2 Mt. Those farmers who are nvv thresairt. their jrraiT. p iv yi'd l will he much hetter than was anticipateil. Ptraw i- short, hut the hca nre hetrer filled and prospects are good for an ahuad mt harvest. By reference to our advertising column if will he .een that the attention of the puMie i- called to new htanrhes of hu-incs?. Mr. Frank A. Cook of Salem f.ffer? to do "hindini;" fr all persons wishing anj- work of that kind. The ' Is". P. R. II. Co. purpose letting contractor have an ojipr-rtunity to jn:ike an item, anil call j , for hids on grading .ic. Mr. K. II Pullivan.I.'rothfr of P. C. Sullivan. Krap. of thin pilnce. is ' now t.n a visit to his friend.s here. lie is just up tr'.nn Pho-crviHe, Caliiornia, when he refiorts hu.iiici dull, cr .ps poor arid everything indicative of hard timts. Jle dreins remaining litre a .'hort time, and then making a trip east of the mountains prior to hi return home. The traveling thresher of the Rohhin-i hroth- rrs, of Ilethel, i praving an entire ."ue.-e.ss. They are now running regularly hy a header with a ten foot sickle, threshing the grain well ami cleaning it rtady for market. This wiil proven great hen c fit to the farmers, as the grain is threshed with the pane; rapidity at far less expense than hy the old system. T. J, Frier, of L'ethd, !n jrnt returned from Neetueca, where he and his hrother have pur chased a krgc cattle ranch. lie inform is that the Tillamook country ifillitT up rapi'Ty crops proving well and everything is in a flour ishing condition. There are many good claims yet to he located, which can he e?isilv made .available hy clearing off the brush which is easily aceornplisded. Forty Years' Kxpcrhmre have tcstd the virtues of Dr. lJ7tor' Itulnm of V!hl fjherry, and the result U that, it is the best, rem edy extant for pulmonar3' and lung dhcHsc?;, unbracing a whole range from a slight cold to a fettled consumption. Were if. not fur its merits, it would long since have "died,, and made no sign." I'Ui-w. Mr. flrn grind .peakiog of facta remarked the most ctriking fact in all his longexperienc; waH, that although he had known hundered.s of persons tryDa. Walk Kit's CAuronNrA Yist, A it Hitter for liver nnd kidney complaint., ccrofula, rheumatism, worm, fever, fkin erup tions, headache, and all disorders arising from bad blood, that remarkable vegetable prepara tion had never failed to effect a speedy cure in any instance. Many thousands of people tes tify that the excellent Mr. Gragrind wan right as usual. WE IIAVi: Till; I'JtOOF! That Rristol'H Sarsimnrill" ami Pills arc! reliable and certain remedies for heart di.-eases, rheumr thm, dypepsia, liver complaint, and ccrofula in all its dia'orent forms and Htages. l'iiyHcians of the highest standing have certified to these facts, and we invito all who entertain doubts to read our I5ri?toPa Almanac, circulated free in this country, wherein are puhli,.hed the cer tificates in lull. Tel cgrn pin c $ ii in in a ry. Paris, August 8 At the second Strasbourg election half the population abstained from voting. A council of war was held at Ver sailles to-day concerning Algeria. Thi ers and MeMahon were 'present. En ergetic measures were resolved upon. (j an his and the Paris Journal state that Jules Simon is an International ist. London August S. Tt is again ru mored that Napoleon is going to 8witz erland. The Directors of the Lower California Company propose to receive till Com munists as colonists. Thiers promised to lay the proposal before the Assctn bly. Thiers and the committee have agreed respecting the Departmental law. The War IJudget is increased to L'7 1,000,JH fraues. , Advices from Algeria say the insur rection is routed, but that the war con tinues in the provinces of Constantine. Numbers of forests are burnt. It is reported that after a week the Prussians will evacuate Oie and the Siene and two Departments immediately contiguous. Vienna. August S. A new Ainb.i ador will replace t.iumbrich at his own request. Versailles, August 0. The Govern- ment has introdnced a bill to biing , of 1Jai.i.fs M AiiAZiNh. atpl find it a tiials to a speedy termination. It .will go.d as ever, and with neh ;i brilliant suspend for a time the- disciis-iuu of of contents that we do ti. t wonder taxes on raw materials and will increase it is such a fivorife with all eli-.-esof instead, the direct faxes. j the community It ju-t meets the pop- Loudrew. Cemmutiist delegate from ular i!e.t of what a ma i'i.' -h-u!d Iar.-e:'!es. l;a escape 1 to Delgium. j I,.... There are -onic thit :v dilh rent liditiburg, Augu-t i) The city is ; fall tor the eeiebrati 'ti t tbe Scott ne is go n 'f his mngaini? is only 1 . Centennial, which occurs In re to-day, i cents a e , or ! ." pe'r ye sr. AI intead of tho loth, by a preoueerted ; , I r. ... T!!..!ij:i VV 'i'.tlbot'; h i Cmre arrangement to secure the atte.jda!iei- ; Stn-i-t, llo.-t n. It is clubbed with Tin. of the British Ass iciatiou for the ad- ! .Monthly Novelette J'-r s:;.oo vancement ot ke.efjce. J here ar: .oruse (leei)ra'i ns in every street, of i fi orfr;nrs. :,,1 low's of Seott. 1 , !..,, , l lt, (,.t V...,- .!. ,-..' leased Fenian, who w.i- wousoh-d at p.,,,,:,. ! T - U ,,? ,.v. ,f. live ! I tt... i ,.;,.,.,. "., w ..'..- ...... i. ' . , i . to I i it tue 1 ri tieess at l ssen''tt. A me ting w. s he!l at. If I'.ie'iEuru' "it ' tiudiy La -1 .". t!ik i'irj. e !' t i:in . neasures fr the far"! .tie : ' f n to. . church was isre.;:'tT-' ., ' ! 1 't' 4 J t . f . ' I l . .1 1 ' J 1 . ' i . 1 .'. i I t I ' I- ...... I. i i o.r ue.ejati's v.vre .-r .- v.vre ;.-r o :i;o ; . . . . irotn vaiiuii i: ir? i.j ' ? r i:i . n v . a - i i.t 1 I -i 1 1 1 1 S vv i f . r i i ! . 1 i i . . i i i , i . ! . 4 w : - ................ ... ........ ... I ;ip?)o:uteu. to ird'.V UJ. ;i i .hi.voiH -o.'i 1'T r i the n w eo'iteh. iii inani j o,..ts w; I I be prinetj-les of t t'otiMci! oi a !i- ! stance in l.'M 1 --the j.tb .nafi -u t !- th : Pope to the C.uioei. se; :it at on ' . ' . , . Cuurelt and ,V-i!e.lr-.-e ! c'-.on- ol ;oii : ' ops. conjinMii.ile.eetii.nl I t;;-t T-, ami ; ttio Jili 'attoti id' t!;e eo!ite-!on.iL 'i lie . 1 . 1 . i i f v. -irii t ' v ; . i . 1 : ti t .t . : : 1 1 . i -1 -i t.) ... i wht ther till- ehttrch sho't.d uekteiwUde the pr i mac v of the l'.a.e. The com- tottiee v;e m.-rnietea to Mjtonit ir. n port lor ratiiicatioti at u tiie- tin to he held in Muni. Ii in Seofem ln-r .... . News is reeeived t'rotn iii!" ii tls .t the Presidential ih crioti. Ma -1, aj parently re-nltet in the election of; i . t. . . .. . i, : i .. , ... i , ... i i it nit.-i i. 'i ,i- i it:-eo'iji ;iiia o U'lina a- ....... i, , , lee lie-elifit Pr.-nlenf. Ii , lo-vv- ever, tnai:i:alii- that he w.-i ee "'e 1 i.ir four vears, ;uid that hi-, tern h.i i i,..: exj-iied. ile may di.-pufe the v-iiciit v. . ol the election of iJ ;h't i - all I i ii o- tier. ; Palis. Ao;;u-t The t iertiri n lirive conitii'-need the ev.ieua i -n ol the fort's north and ea-t of Paris ! Versailles AnuA H.-A hiil pro- ' ... '. VPlltij: lor a System ol compio-ory and ; gratuitous edueition thr'.ughout the 1 country has -en infrodneed. The j Committee having the s.uhjct. under ; ,., ,, ;,,. i : . I. . , ' i . . ; coti-ifleratiot) Inns agreed to report m . t : lavor ol ;m llteouie tax. j The CcUr' martial for the trial of; ('oiiimuiii.-ts lias commenced the ex-un- ' inat or, of witnesses. M. i'ttrre, one of j the accused attempted to make a speech i defending the Commune, Imt'lie was j not, permitteil to proved hy the I're.-i- j dent or the hiurt. lie said he had ordered the hurnin of the Mint, solely on finance. Several of the witnesses tes titled that 1'erre personally forhade the release of prisoners in the Pcrleeture while it was hut uin. Uofh J'i-rre and Assy were insolent in their speech ami manner, and were frequently repri. mandod hy the Court. The Court room was crowded with spectator, Versailles, August 8. The Assem bly today passed an indemnification bill compensating the people of the Departments for loss and damages suf fered during the war, either from the enemy or the French troops, after due investigation of a claim and hcttlcmcnt of the amount. It also authorised the Finance Minister to distribute imme diately the sum of one hundred mill ion francs among the most needy clai mants. Han Francisco August 0. James Beh reus, agent for Cli.juot Champagne manufactory, has been arreted on a charge of misappropriating (5,000 proceeds of wiles. The Oakland Opposition Ferry Com pany have ordered the building of a first class, powerful and swift double ender, one hundred and ninety feet long, immediately. The Chin llu wah carrying at ten cents a head, joes, loaded every trip. ijvixc: statijix. One "meets with a good deal of :mi mated marble in society. Statuesque people of both sexes are to be found in ; all the walks of life. l o warm blooded folks, the cold, undemonstrative speci men of humanity are extremely repul sive. It ts unpleasant to shake hands with them. There is no connection be tween their hearts, if they have any, and their hands. Their lingers are non conductors. Vou feel when near one of them as if un ier the ice of an iceberg. Their smiles are as destitute of warmth as winter moonlight. Tears they don't, ileal in, the fountain being frozen. So mechanical are all their acts, so auto matic their whole life and convers ition, that more impulsive beings through whose veins the buol .-u g's freely, sometimes wonder it creatures so pas-( give can have arv souls Of course, they have such a thing, about them, but like a frog encased in granite, the immortal clement shut op in an uuimpres.-ible. structure, is inca pable of exercising its powers. Poi bly when death breaks up the living statue, the spirit, like the IVog when hlo-rat' d from its stony pri-on, m i y become bp.-k and lively, lu the inter im, however, the piece of talking sculpture fur all terrestrial purp-2e might just a.- well be without a s -ul. IAU.or's .Maoa.ink For Ana sr. We have leeciwd the Atlu.-t number a-tiel.-s hi fhe.ugut nutober at:'1, everv f ' U jJ j 4 H Aj? t:ui . un tr- t-o, .,(...1 . Hi. .I' ti o Ti?an Ca-fi !, C. LVEUV TiC ixf.l DJ5VUS A :!:t7.!. I iu $!',..., .i n Oiit - fii, ; i-,t :: . e , . t i i 7. ). 4 I i.. si . lu - ; . i '. .' i . (. .-,i.. , , .,.,!..,,,,( . ., -l i , , ,: a" 1 S- ;. 7 .-r t.-e 1 -o t. .f u i: i i f.. . t!-k .... t , ,! " ' ' ' "" ' ; f t.) i a V .! i i . .i v i' ' rv i r ! a f j a ; ! - e.,p 1 i.-'v .!.- r-,'".. ' a ii i!',, ' , w i kicw v, a i pay j-.r e. ; ,. , . ! iht f ,,, .' i ! n '! " : "' 1,1 "" '''''' ' :fi . V.iai iMc Pr; .o,- km i v ! "a t io t,. : j u'.Voh thi in : -- Sr.- X, p.-.r-.s. i i, ..i.-.,, t!,-,i": M'-' r; ' u '" 'i'ti P. o-. , fS-oa ; .t;i!r,.-4 M. Mt!!). s. In sr . 'j.u: I'.liO. 1". nOT-'.'i. .- n '. at oeli. . O-t' ; J.iai'' .-iiaai-e P-.-'.m. - ', .!.(':'0. i-.w :. Th i - r- ! " '.'' ' ' . !'" ::s ! - ft'cir mi ; , tr i . i . , - . . .- - A. . II ,-,... I in I.--J.I-: ,ol ;,h. .... , . in,, y. Sen-! I : 'i - o! tr. I.'d er'j! .;-..-..i..':t - t A " !'. J-.-iti- a.. : . i-.f. i. l.s . r v , !- 4;,rr. ,-s. , , t;, k.s- $ i 7 r . r f ; :t : a " ' ! ' . - ! !n -. VASIIEU. LOI.D & Co.. -10 Biorid 3t . ?. Y. I 5V,N';. ,;r,!(,:".,1 ' AX , ,l:N nUK 2 3 t-. H t n e. I w and can t -. ntt. iiiion of the Puhli" my ld Maud at the loi"'i M-.ie. I hue a iuii st-.ek of Groceries. D;y Goolj. Hoots and Shoos. ft,n'1 v,"r.,u"''i ''.aa-i in firt-dass Varh-ty ."-' 're. M v ohi cu .i-mirn will fin d if to th. ir . , " . , , advaiit 'ife t i renew tlo-ir iatr.n.ig.. and new ohm wiii i.e cr ii i!ly weh-.m-d. AM kinds of Pro lure take,, at the highe-t ok, t ia; .-. ,, l!I-' - W: (' I-10'V OOiN!! y0tt liit: iiti;si;.T sii.isox. We respectfully call the a t f ent i'i'1 of the Puhiie to our Wtli ceieeted Sto.'k of Ladies' Dress (iuods, Ladles'" and .yiisxcs Hals. Cents' I'uriiishijig ;hmN, .1ovch, Ciaitt'i'M, IStc. Hardware CJrorcrltrs, Scliiiol Hooks, Slatloiiery, c. In fact I'verythln Found in a First Class lU tail Stoic. We can assure ur Patrons that wc will be up with the times. Comu and Kxamirie our Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Country Produce taken in exchange lor Goods ! N. A. J. D. IiKK. Dallas, April 12, IS71. . 1-tf THE QU iUl oF PRFUMS ! Mi totAV .t hiNMAs's ri.'initt.v WATr.n in vigorates and streiigthties the weak and debilita ted, sooths and iii"ls the nervous nnd excita ble, and induces healthful sluniher to the weary llll'l lisl less. S(:A there are worthless eoitnfet feits, buy, ers Hlmuld always ask tor the HoriJa Water I-rejiared by Litim m & Kemp, N. Y. SPEC I A L NO TICKS. W I L 3i I A n D X V IDSO IV, REAL ESTATE DEALER, OiieeNo. (il Front1. re: t, PORTLAND OREGON. I!KL ESTATE in this f'TTY nnd EAST PORTLAND it. (Inmost de-d.aMe lo calties. consistinrr of LOTS, H ALF FLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES a Ad STuRKS ; also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL p erts of the STATE for SALE. LEAL ESTATE and other Property purchased br 'rre.-pon ieMs, in th''- CITY and throughout, the STATES and TFRRI TOIIIF.S. with trr.-O car.' and oti tie- most A OVA XT AO EO US TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS N E'JOTI TED. an, I CLAIMS OE ALL DEm.'I IPTIONS PIloMPLV COL, LIFTED. Afi l a Co iM i-.il FINANCIAL aud AOENCV Ii'-'SI.N'l.-s transated.'! AO!" NTS .,r ihi o EE ICE. in all the CITIES aid TOWNS in !,' STATE, vi'i n-'ive d-.---ripti-ns .,f EUM PROPERTY and forward (he on-.- to Ibe ,o-.,v ; addic"?. v jfc.- .-H i . v n o is a . i,How to Titr: i r. .oc in -i th- I; a'1, -. h;.-? i? . a! w mv - pre''' "S :if n"- a f.-:; - ..fo! ..f P.eti K M t In , :r ::U 1 w.o ! r. ! f: t 1! !'.-.: Ki'h.-r ,-!-;ir. Sh a'. 1 th Oi s'l!: "r i f o.n- -i-i'it r. U. ' it-- s-rV :) r ii f -.--i ;o; .i.O" on . Ic , Mr;-;,!-- . o - w i ;-r ta o l !. .:- i..v l.e -is.!! at TV J'.or; K'; r, : r-!.! v. V. n fjinl. .-.:" i'-i-.h r;5f i;-r ''.:i.r.'-:i-.n'-. 1, - ,.. , iv- . rv. '.-": . - ( t or- : i f.! tn li. .vti i !.,.'.' . - f. "', ', Vt ,i t I .. ; ... i , I ,r,.j s : . ra . J 1 r - i k i i i f r.ti. f,.. try i k i'..:a I t, , 2 - I; i . i - . .i'. K ti ! - 4 t. ? r !M ai.u - ei.: ' ! :. ;. t., I.-.. 1. ' l c' v.;? i i t a '; :. t. !?.. ! ( " it' ll.tli. - T.t fi'Mn th' ii'.am si; vs".p i .- f i' 'v r. - T- a r ' . "v ti...' -; r .1 t 1 - . n ' ; . ' : i a - T - -t: . e I ' - I' ,i - -a. . .a i ! V .ii - t i - i-rv io 1 ' r r" ' a. ! h - v :'. i I i ,( . . l on the I- :tfe-t mean? .f re- ..' -t- -t:. t.::.'"..-" o c.t-'.m.e-:., p 1 ' , ' : vt. t : hv--. r.u i f , 'V'X ': f;: i a 1 1 J(, eh-- I "1". . S ) -' , ( ; .!,!v . .1 if hv !r- '.-ei !. le mtc I i it i.j-ir r- ' .1' ei"'i "'' h - r' N.i re-,r:eive ii! ti-,. .nnirilri .f tu 1 i 'i nee !n' att itni-d th r mc ..'uP,r;v lu ? Nh.-rt s;n-e -!' time it h.. I,. . r, ...f..r- the 5 lil-'ie. or W.'-tl t'l hi o- ,1 .r.- lliv.' a--riedto thi-. cxr.-u-Mit t . j M-i'iv ..thei pr.?partt n' parp-M-tin to ( r .-tivi'. :n 1 r' 't l'te, h.l ' !'"e'i J'l'r.' I :i,.,t !!:oe ,.. ri-h-l .UH' !'V ....... ri.- !'ie p ,ri-v f I! "Her"---?"iu "'h II :t-r'c.:itifiae '.. j ! 1 ... 1 .'.'.'., I ' in. r - t-e, :e-t o o-w r ;.,.n ' i re -.): -i-ie, T is "1 ;i ; . .1 :. i.M 'i e s o l : n..- ' 'he '.'.''r ' :i ' i-t e M Virtues i i i ; ' i ' i -' ' ,,!" d.-tejiity 'i '.I .if" ';" - weh -"it ieo. her. hve been ; ; i j ir'' -' i'.S fti'v i'lir iei',i!H 'l lit .1 ? .: C. 1 4 . . . . I . i . . . , . . pu 1 ju r-'u. v r : j ; i"-" p.iii.i .i ...... -i ,, ;,r ; t",i if i l!" f ! to r tie, , . .1.'. ;.!.- 1 1 n t . thetrr-it o.e iy the a:. in i.rd -r o w-ik-ii !.,;! "' ,-l't !! .'I t ee. I t'u. e : v i-r-'j.'! r.'.'ii"! t!ui! i re'-iaide in ail e.'i -e-. and it is then t re Wi.rHiV e-f the e.i.i-ih I'.i'Oio i-t the stlil !:- i. li-ES.-AK A. COOK, j 5 i i v i s s r j i ? , AM" Blan'c Biok njnufictarcr, SAI l.M, OHI'tiON", Ibu in est:ll.!i.di.-I a I'il-t . r !;. JITK l-o..lbt'.d.-ry in f?alem. is mm ' ij' l'!'e(.' re 1 t'l do Jl'l in oiner of wmli kio.vvn to the trade. .11 amines. Newspr-Tjo-.'s and llusic Baa 1 in any to'ir?d Style. Old Tooks He-Ib.uud. BLI?K nri0K3 of every .lesei ip( ion, with r with. ml l'rinfcd Headings, Miinulaciured to Order. BLANKS of every kind Ruled and Printed to ur h r. TRICES REASONABLE. In (Iriswold'.s I.'tuck. "l fun rim: : : i- ii si s; : : : rrpo MY I'll I MX I S AXI 1WTKOXS I Jj would way that 1 have re-built my iShop on the S1II OM ('OllMil!, Where I atu prepared to do all kinds ot JOlJlttXd. VA(JO 1VOIIK AM) IIOIISI-:- s5i(.5.i; o suour Miiici:.; As I havo lost nil my propertv by Fire, those indebted to iimj for work will eonler a favor by payo'tf "P imiiiediately. A friend in need, hs a Iriend indeed. ASA SIIKKVM. 12-:hn BUF0UE Li:.VIiV(J lAhLVS,:i HAD not tui'Ueient time to eolleet all my liiiuary. All persons, th-r fore, who havo any nt my Hooks in their possession are hereoy r.ipiested to leave them at the Unci ulh an Otiiri;. Iv so Uoiuj; they will confer on me a groat favor. ' W. C. WiHT.SOX. la-;m NE W A 1) VER TISEMEN'I S. H Va A fi! C 3 e: X Vll ('hcapcr ihiui liver! !! it o i, t i: it, w it r i. v, y t co., ELLEFJBALE ST0R3, Have removed their STOCK OF OOODS to Dallas, and arc constantly receiving NEW ami WELL SELECTED (JOODS, cons:s!ing of J, adies' Dress and Fyney (ioods, Men am! Hoy.' Clothing, Slats and'Caps, 1 toots and Shoes, Iadles' and Children' Shoes of every Style and Size. A full Stock of (I cocci iescontantly on ban I, also Hardware ami Crockery. Woolen floods Manulart'md at the lOllendalc Mill, f-uc'.i as Heavers, Casimeres. Hard Times, Twcedf, I'daniiels ami Hla.iktts, "Which we .CVr at Wh'desakf.ind Retail. Ilavirig a d'-sirc to lo.-a cmnrientl y in n.ii,-. ie wiii d.-ai fairly and ju-tiy with .iii ; wh. i.i;;v Livor u uithtjcr natrona;?. Wet vi!! ex-h-oe.; J-,..-ds for f-vii.try Produce, f,r i ii . ii..:... wuicii e win pay lac jhikjm i inc. Ei ing on your Tgrs and Eutter. .".-tf izzzzzZz " '3 R.II.KcDOMALD&CO., XY II 3 x. I . I. r V i; ;t Hi it I I :: : r j.'. ri-i .v.z, '' - c -i . t f .;r t" ?' '':'r 1 "t'e resort. I.. : ; AriViu" i.-H,c.-:'.pti,-l :; I ft " t .. J ; fr-','r 'f. t!i''' t: .f wl'l - . ' f . i! " . i., J u o UtJi.l.- sa t i; ur: ( tj ivor.r.. . . . ... .( t - T'.'-f .'' . . f . j: ; : v j tea .-.!t m. xi..it.-, j i n KM : i" . lr.UG BU.iii. h.ea-l in S.-u: j i r ' ;.. -- r r -t v j aa i-x - ahr.' -' "-r ?'-r Jr.- ::' ' o ! o: o j l-j-.-t-iv.-i : r i:e. r t hnii I'l-yeiir. oui- h ' -' '' '' i"f-'"' w have hccli :..! i ile ctt ! -' - 1 I 'h- P'tr.' .-o'.. -s ia ,...-."r:i.!. a 1 '" !V i-i """ ' f ' M 1 '"'! ! ' i'r. n . . i j r.. : . ir !.,:'.!. , !! i t - - v - r t i ; "' " an i on i . :.ir !",. t. w arc . 0-r.i.ivii oj at- v. ui , . - - '. i i i ' 1 ' ' J i t ! ; e .".: ' -;N . ... . . " i- !:-. i.-r t' . t.-( - ! ? ' '. a!:d f. a ' i!' .-ii - '..: . ! - :i:i i Mi ll ! - v -i . r .1 n v: ir. r ' U i r X : -i ' it i .i-iai-.- . i r :!.: i-:.eti 1. . .. , ....;. , f i: ;i! y. ; m.i a ro.. t .: O I U i " " " '" 1 ri ' I'.4:a. ' U u 4.- ii.- I 'ru t. A. i '. S , i i t ') i "l ia;.! i Cal. , ". p -I -i! 1 a !. i tr,,!ie ve hail cot: ' i , ;. -i a' io.v s'.iu; oi -. nr"l k. p a Ii: re sl'cV .: ;;.-!, t i .i.-t,'i.' V h,i:l,Utid fclilit ; sei s i " d-!v" C'tfi. ).:? : ,(!. The Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S CALIFOJINIA VINEGAR BITTERS, z2 Htmtlrcd3 of Thousands f" Pear tct!Tuonr to their Wonder- I j Curative lilJVct.. S ? ' WHAT ARE THEY? S-Z r f- . .-"i?s ts ". , , w -fix.- r. -j CP 2 THEV AUK NOT A VILE eIFANCY DRINKS Ma!.' ef I'ot'.i' Kurt. Wliihry, l'rorf K'l-iritM sun! Kef iin I.iiiiriiloct.iret,Frlred :i.fWi(r.oi!t ' i hMr-.'.the taste, called "Ton Nppetizn',M " i:estrrrs," c, ttiat lead iV t'r ider on to drankeimrss and ruin, but are ntni Medicine, made fioui t!ie Native Koots ana ( T!.-rli? of fa'.ifornla, 1'rec frm nil Alcoholic i MSiiii:!ntii. Ttcv, are tie ; K T 11I.OOI) I 11 :;tni;:t nnd i.irKavixt; nsix- j CI '.K p. ri. e! !.V rmv a tor aad Invioralor of the tent, earrytnt; ..tT all pojwnoua matter ar.i r,-" '.vi in-' tin Id-Hul io n li r.lsliy oom'.ition. No p a can t.j'.e thov Pi ter? accoiiUug to direc tion ftn-1 rc.itinlon? iriw; tl. I'm-indnn twin tor y nnd Chronic Klicil tnail' in and Cmit. I s;riiu vr Indi lct leu, liiiiouK, Ke.nit u nt nnd Inter rnii:. iit Fi'vcVF, I)lse:ie of the Itlood, Liter, lilduey.., nnd Uhvilder, t?icsc ii it. tvrm l-iiv lieen iuv-1 bueccfsful. t;idi Iin c'iimcm r.re cuif ?d 1 y Vitiated Hlood. vlitch i yeaeraJlj produced hy Urauj;iicnt of the liiizet i vc (I rirr. us. AlY.sn:i'SIA tMt lXPKJF.STlOX. !.;;'.. i.te!ie. Pa: a l.i the S:!nu!iei t'O'.iths, Ti;.'ht Vc.'.e.f ttie rtieht, lMr.ziiicsf, t-iuir F.rnctf.tJons of tlicSt.i'iiarii, Pad ta-f hi the Month r.iHo'.ia At tnc';s, lal;;i.itlfm of the Tteart, liillaauualSon of the I.ne.ss.Faia in tic reeiona of the Kidneys, nnd v. t'.undr.'d i'-t!ier pnintul i-ymptonis, are tlio ofl iirinspef 1vsjk p.' ia. T:i"y pivf-j.-tratii ttie Stonach nnd ptimhiatc th torpl I liver n-1 Iewc1s, whlca render lliein of nn ilUP.Ui (! c'lieaey Pi cteaTUttn; 1'ie Mood ct all Jea;ir.rl! ii , nnd iaipurtlns new liie ttn-l vigor to t!ie whole !-y te;si. l.'Oit SlilX lIsr..sr.S,Tntnt!nn!,Tfttc?. Fait Ktieir.a, Itlote.lu s. Snots, rimj-les. 1'astute, It, .its, CarhnncU'8, Uia;;-v,orm, fcaia-llcad, f-'-oro F.yc i. lh-yi i; lii-', Ite'i, Pouri's, Diooh.rationa of the i?kln, llunior nnd liea)iiea of the fckin, of whatever ifflm.; ornatur.-, r.ra literally dun up nn lea: ".1 d out -f Viz syste.a ir. a t h -n time l y the use of tli-'n P.itteis. One PotCh ia Mi.'h eases wIU convince the nio;-.t iucri'UUh.Ud of their enrutive etiects. Cleaase the Vitiated T'lond whnvr yon find its Impurities MuMintf thr.ni.-h tlieskla larha pics, lli'iipf tons or bores; tlcauseit wln.it yoti 11 nd H idi.-truetid nnd fdre;,n;'.'i i i the veins; demise It when it, in l' u auu yeur feelinm will tell you v.Ikmi. Keep Pie. ldood pm'e nud tho henU'i of t.'ie Bysi-Mu will folJ.f.r. VIS, TA I'll aud .tlicr WO'.Ol -, lnrK-in'.:ln the system of so many thousands, l.i'.! etT.-etualiy destroyed r.n 1 removed, l or f ill dirertious, r.ad carefully the circular ar n:id eaclih.uile.. J. WALK Fit, Proprietor. H. It. Mc!y..T T" & ClO.t OruitjtlHts iiuittK-n. Aeen;, Ha t FraaeHro, Cal nnd S3 and Si C.v.nnioC3 Strict, Xow Yor'i. SOLD BY ALL I-KFGC.ITS AN'i M-1A1.KH3. 4;.-ly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MEW FOOD. t For a few cents you can buy of yoar. Grocer or Druggist a Iiackage of SEA MOSS FAIUNE, made from puro Irish Hoss, or Carrageen, which will make sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, :iid a like quantity of Pud- jjj Custards, Creams, Char- 7 ' ()t(e ItUSSO, &C. It Is the 9 cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious foo:l in the world. It i niaucs a snlcndid Dessert,- and hr.s no equal as a light and delicate food far Invalids and ( liiidreu. A Glorious Change ! ! TIIK ;itn.T WOIILD'S TOXIC Plantation Bitters. This vK3crfiJl vegetable rhrr 5f the ffcc?: and dc":sli tr.::otl. Ah a t:::c :sn:l cordial fr tlio sijit'd ;;s;l l::t-jjskl, it i fi cijanl :r:tt::;? slora- u :irs. As :i rcn:cily for the v.vvvtms werin?' fa v.Siich uo.ncn arc oi;?;ri::i!y suIj icc t. it is ,H(,r-.i,r:i..g every i!K-r is::2is!t2:at- fia CIS-:-i;at I ro ;;.: I, (rmiTr.lc, or 5"-ii-:ii, it nvi i J i a rprriOc in ovpe tipcrcos of diiiovdcr Mirsrztli aiaii Lrcak down ClBe animal t-pirits. Tor .alc by aH ISrassisJs. 25ly iS r;o.ECs m ni sieve stoke, Front Street, one Daor Sauth of Post QZice. l)a!li-s ....... Oregon. f N.WIN( TIIKKE IvS A MA11KED IV dini rrt.ee hetween itrticle.s of T1XWAKB !iiai.iii:'.c!u.'cd by me. and that made by luunu-s.iet-irer.s in lurihud aud;;her lure euie.. for -lit tut nt, 1 have on hand both my own make and a!,-" that td factory, make, po that people tii.iv ts' e their choice. .My Kuckj consists in part, of stoves of all kinds, Capper, IJrass and Iron tVare,' Wire work of all descriptions, Sheet and (Galvanized Iron, Stove Itdler, Tea Kettles, Milk Pans, Dippers, l.ard and Hutter Cans, l'-tfC Heaters, Japanned Ware a gencrol Assorlnent, Cooking fr-oons.. A vari'ty of Gem Fans, IVrceiain ir.o 1 stew Pans for Fruit, Eroilia Fixtures of New and the Host Improved Pattern, And in f.iet everything that can be found in a f:r-t class Tiu aud Stove terc. cFol WOB'K Xeatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. T. II. XUWMAN. W. ES. TISABj cV t)o., sTiiiiirr, Dallas, Are on hand with their WAOOOXS and r.TTO ii IMS at tin ir old Stand thin Spring as usual, and intend to sell them very cheap for Cas h ; the Prices ranging from $K!0 to $180. They havo also on hand for fale plenty of w ie,,;i man rials. (Five htm a call and see the n. All kinds of work in their lice done to order. All kind of lllaekstnif hing done on short notice, nud in a workmanlike manner. Hors Shoeing $2 ii, cash down. Thankful for past patronage, they solicit contiiutaueo of tho same. H tf Dallas, May 6, 1ST!. ' SAOF STEAJl FEEiRV. REDUCTION OF RATES. On and after Feb. 10th, 1S71, tho rate .wiM bo ns follows : For each Wagon and Span of Horses... ,,...25e. For each additional Horse 6Jc. For each Horse and Burey 2io. Or fivo crossings in Ilorso and Buggy ; when paid in advance $1 For each Man and llor.-e -.Lu'. Or fix crossings, paid in ml' a nee , ?1 For oaeh person on Foot ..IV ic Or hvi'h'ti crossings, paid in advatieo........$l Fot each loose Anitnal 12Jo. For twelve ditto ..$1 j Fortach Hog, Sheep, or (.out...... ...4o Fi.reaeh 100 ft. of Lumber not in wagon. .,l"jn. rr e..ch 100 lb Freight ...lJc'j 4V-lyjj,