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2Uu rrgcn JUpubtican. DALLAS, SATURDAY, AtTO. 19. I,OVE SONG. "Do I still love the?" Ask the bee, If he still loved the flower : And of the flower demand if she Loves sunshine and the shower ; And ask the bird if he still loves The joy that summer brings Soft airs, blue skies, and leafy graves, That listen while he sings, If bee, and flower, and bird Fay "Nay," Then my leva's falso and fled away. u Why do I love the ?" Asks the soa . Why it adores the moon ; And ask the queenly rose why she Dotes on the month of June ; And ask the sun-flower why she turns , Her bosom to the sun. And all the dark night fondly yearn For her most cherished one. If sun-flower rose and sea reply : - "We do not know," no more know I. Ah ! who the secret s urcecan tell Of love that long endures ? The charm is unendurable That draws mv soul to yours. I only know that still my love Is centered all in you, As constant as these stars above, And pure as morning dew ! Enough, though hid the cause may be, If I love you and you love mo. To Live or to Die. Is it better to live, or to die ? Is it better to struggle or sleep ? Is it better to lie with folded hands, Or live on for years to weep ? It is better to live than to die ; It is better to struggle than sleep; For we learn the notes that angels sing, Whenever slu makes us weep. When the toil and battle aroover ; When the crown is fairly won ; Then a voice speaks up in Heaven, "Oh ! faithful oue, well done !" FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE. The number of lauyuagca spoken in the world is 3,004. The inhabitants of the globe profess more than 1,000 dif ferent religious. The number ot meu is about equal to the number of wuuieru The average ot human life is about thirty three years. One quarter die previous to the age of seven years, one half before seventeen, and thoc who pass this age enjoy a felicity refused to one half of the human species. Tu every thousaud persons, one readies a hundred years of life; to every one hundred, only six reach the age of sixty five: and uot monj than oue in live hundred lives to eighty yeais of age. There are on earth 1,000,000,000 inhabitants, and of these die every year, 91,8-1 every d;iy, ,7o0 every hour, and sixty every minute, or one every .second. The loses are ub-mt balanced by an equal number of births The married are' lunger lived than the single, and above all, those who ob- j serve a sober industrial conduct. Tall men live longer than short unci. Women have more chances of life in their favor previous to being fifty years of age than men, but very few afterwards. The number of marriages is in the proportion of seventy five to every thousand individuals. Marriages are more frequently after the equi noxes j that is, during the months of June and December. Those born in spring are generally more robust than others. Births and deaths are more frequent by night than by day. The number of men capable of bearing arms is calculated at one fourth of the population. A Great Farmer's Maxims. The successful life of Mr. Jacob Strawn, the prince of American farmers, is arttributed to the close observance of the following maxims, originated by himself: When you wake up do not roll over but roll out. It will give you time to ditch all your sloughs, break them, harrow them, and sow timothy and red clover. One bushel of clover to two bushels of timothy is enough. Make your fencing high and strong, so that it will keep cattle and pigs out. If you have brush, make your lots secure, and keep your hogs from your com; for if the corn is kept, they will eat it better than if it was riot. 13e sure to get your hands abed by 8 o'clockThey will rise early by force of circumstances. Pay a hand if he is a poor hand, all you promise him j if be is a 'good hand pay him a little more ; it will encourage him to do still tetter. Always feed your hands as well as you do yourself, for the laboring men are the bone and sinew of the laud, and ought to be well treated. I am 6atified that getting up early, in dustry and regular habits' are the best medicine ever prescribed for health. When rainy, bad weather comes, so that you can't workjout of doors,cut,split and haul your wood. . Make your racks, fix your fence or a gate that is off its hinges, or weath er-board your barn where the wind has blown the siding off, or patch the roof of your barn or house. Study your interests closely, and do notspeadany time in electing Presi dents, Senators, and other small officers, , or talking of hard times when spending your time in whitling store boxes, etc Take your time and make calcula tions. Von t do things in a hurry, but do them at the right timp, and keep your mind as well as your body employ ed, Subscribe for the Republican. Fads and Fancies. Ready money Quicksilver. A pretender to the crown A chignon. A settled thing A good cup of cof fee. A crying sin Taking babies to the play. A four-in-hand is worth two in a buggy Call a spade a spade. You may call stockiugs hose. The favorite pitcher of the season ice pitcher. In Tennessee a hotel keeper is always called a "hashmill boss." If you are in a driving storm, don't attempt to hold the rains. "Seveu Up," is the name of a new village iu Linn county, Iowa. Laugh at no man for his pug nose you eau't tell what may turn up. "I am inclined to do it," as the sol dier said when he touched his toes with his fingers. When a pickpocket pulls at your watch, tell him piaiuly that you have no time to spare. An Irishmau said that he did not come to this country for want, lie had an abuudancc of that at home Seven hundred and thirty Massa chusetts men shed their wives last year. Talk of Indiana divorces ! Gent "I say, porter, when does the next train leave?" Iri-h porter "The next train has gone ten minutes ago." "Ah," yawned a bachelor, " this world is but a gloomy prison." " Tu those in solitary confinement," added a youg lady. The light of a match will frighten a wolf away, it is said. But love in Uelio don't always keep the wolf away from the door. Thttblonm. of vmilh will ft ! .iwiv the brightness of the eye wili grow dim ! of age, but a miserable little corn wili never pass away. The buck in Congress Park, Surntog-i. is quite prepared for summer vi.-itor lie puts his head through a o ne poudent's stomach the other day. A Minnesota' school teacher, who whipped (me of his pupils nearly to death has U ft that put i! the iinfry by rail. The rail was a three crtn I one. " Are dise bells ringirg for fire ?" inquired .Simon f Til.-riu. i-X , in deed" answered Tibt. "dey a' gf !ew ry of lire, and the be!U are ringing f i water." A conceited young piron nnce ii-l : 'This morning I preaehed to a congre gation of :i-es I" "I thuoght of tliat," retorted a lady; "when you called them your beloved brethren!" A citizen of the interior of Termos-eo went to a Memphis hotel, and being served with vennieeh soup, repelled it. indignantly, desiring to know if " you 'unn eat those infernal wurrums." Mrs. Hl irk bought t!jo non-explosive kind onTusi dy of last 'w. ek.at Ao-h rst, and, after la nil ly prayer", blew down the chimney. The friends and relatives went blackburying on L'ridy. An exchange says : ''It is not good taste for young men to stay after ten o'clock when visiting young ladies." Our devil .says he never noticed anv difTerenee iu the taste after ten. o'clock, lie says it is good any time. A scholar was turned out of :t publi school in Sutton, Massachusetts, the other day, because he was too old. il is over forty-eight, and has a family of grown up children. lie was ambitious, he said, to "ketch up with his boys and gals." It is said when Urigham Young was asked which son he had at West Point, the conundrum so staggered him that he was obliged to refer to the family record to solve it. "Do they miss mc at home ?" is not much sung in that family. A chary old Yankee gentleman trav. eling out West got a seat beside his wife in a crowded railway carriage, by requesting the young man who sat by her to "please watch that woman while he got into another carriage, as she had fits." A dividend is the surplus, remainder the result, the eud of a transaction, di vided among the shareholders hence the word di-vid-ends. An apothecary originally carried his medicine about iu jars he was a poUcarrier hence the word a-pot-hc-carries. In one ot his first law cases fGencral Butler said in the usual way, when the case was called, "Let notice be given." " In what paper?" asked the vener able clerk. 44 In the Lowell Advertiser" said Ruder, selecting a local paper detested by the party to which the clerk and judges belonged. There was a pause. "The Lowell Advertiser " said the cletk. restraining his feelings; "I don't know such a paper." " Pray Mr. Clerk," said Butler, "don't begin telling the Court what you don't know, or there will be no time for anything else V UftlOIV MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. MAIN Gv ORGANIZED 1818. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCKET President. DANIEL SHARP Vice President. WHITING II. 110LLISTER ...Secretary. This in among the Oldest of New Eng land Companies And the Lowest Coin Company Extant. PURELY MUTUAL. Divide n ! n II v v I a r c 1 A ii ii ci a I I y. OS TUB CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AND Al'l'Liet) Al'TEIl THE DtW.MI l'AYMK.Vf. A l.oau of IO percent. vl5u Desired. policies auk' not forfeited in the I'ni .ii Mutual Life. Insurance C .mp any by faiiuru to pay thu Premium when due, but am continued in force by the SON FOUFKITI'IU: LAW of the Stuto of Mu..-.iehustts. r.vanptes tunning the U.,rktng or tie l.uw. Vl.AN, oi.I'INAtlY lAfK. Fun Kx.uumx: A rutty h.Muing .t ike S . t i Ii 1 1 1 1' tu.-1 mi :uiulii U.I .... Ul Illtl'J tii- Annual !Vm;'s.i -V online policy in t'-r o " ve.ire .md " ,. T5r, Am.'ni Pi.-u.i-. w'l "uw V'"'S n.rt.- Aoi.uV, -,ui.im.al cnlinue poliey iti l-r. V vi trr a 27 -t-'V11 Four As.'-ual l'r.-ini:nn. iU ci.Ui.n I"'"'f 1,1 l"r,c . tt-.u .it, 1 tC 'i.vt. Five Annual Premium ' -i-.tkH r policy in l...ri-L' 10 vi-ui and '" d.ty. . vain u ei.it !,m. :.n. ui c ::.' i,ivex. Tw Annua' I' m' vn' VtU ..! tluu -!kv in f ..r-.-t- 2 rvir an 1 '.'!' ! I hr.-.s A i tt" .tl rreuoum will ci.iilimu' h y in i-.rn- i i -r-! :!!! i.y,f. r ivo Aui,tt .l IV mii.-ii.. vU r..iU;tuc j mIi-'V in ..re. 7 i- it ut! t .''. s il. . i. Wi t t; : Frtiit uu ;iU Vh 1M n. -T Yy- ni !.;'. m ut' Aii!u..l I'tcuiiaiu will tinti !! iii i-ri;, a Terai IN.U.-y, ::samik: I'f. iiihoii t' I'T cent. N-te-rlan. Tn l'livrnfRt I.itV. !. Aisnu.tl rrrnsituti wui t-'Ottmut' j'-iliiy in f-ir-- a Twrw r'5 y. ab.iui. 2 ytri j4 li-"f tay.. i:iutwiae;.t IVJlfIc-. V.XKMVtr: Proiiii'iuH alt 0:h 35; Flan, Oraituiry Ki.lovriiit, t.iyatlr t lh ..f '. ' Atu.uat Frctiu'jui oon tin!i .-.r-v in f.T.- T.-rm F-lu-y. nt-uriy i v.-T,.r 1 vt-arn ami :2 .lay. F ?t r I K ' I'f tuitttii- ull rath Ae. ; "lj, Ttn Vr 1'n l 'mnt. j-.tyaLi-t at th.r ,',f I.".: At.t ....l Vr n.t v,U ",. tii.u !"!'' u'rv: HS 14 l,n,i 1 7 y.-ar.H. Note r.nttowtn.nt Iu5irits, Hwmm.k: Fp t.i'uMn 10 ..-r i.nt. N. to A;p. .",.; I'i.in. t.iti)ary Kti lMwni'tif. ay al.l.t at the ii rf f Osi. Ai rii l Frvtuium will c Mttiiat.; jrt)Ftcy i treo Term I'-ili-'y iilin'it ynw. Ivvwu ii:: I'roniiim 4" T f-nt NoM Ac, :ia; Flan, TiMi-Yar Kn-l-w ia t. .ayat'K- at tlat 'o of ... (i Ai.nual Pn-Him i'l ',ti!intit' ii y in f...iec &s a Tt-nu Foil -y tib', ut a yviirs. I'.atCf, Afts to Liabilities. M. 1S7. ISf.s. 18r,y- 121 12101 121-67 127 00 Intkp.;st nr.r;;irrH kok 1 t?ty70 11 IiisHf:s Paid in 1S59 201, 1D0 Oo Imti:iu.st Ukckivkd is lixcicss oJ- Lo.ssks Paid Z9,l$Q 14 Ahsktsthis Datb OrEn... 6,0110,000 00 Lossks Paid to Datb I,fi79,-l.'?.1 00 Divno.NDM Paik in Cash to D.VTK...jl,3IS 55 IsstiiANCB os 14,000 Policies Is Fours over 30,000,000 00 This Company h not rcptriclo'l to irivestins its fun.h in the New Knlatxl .hitex. Freni the Itt-jtort oftho Amliting ('onimiltw, w find (hat !.00,tiOO is now loam-d upon cctatt't in (ho City of Cliicngo and notir thert, where rates of interest iirC nuiirly or rjuitc enual t those oftho Paeilio Coa?t. There in nothing desirable in Life aura ice which cannot be secured hijaPolici in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC HH VNC II S. W. Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. II II JOHNSON & CO., General Managers, Pacific Coast, IJ. M O 1 H IS, (;i:i:i?L agent, OREGON A WASHINGTON TERRITORY, Portland. HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba GRAPE PILLS. Component Parts Fluid Extract Rhu bard and Fluid Extract Catawba Griipe Juice. FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, BILLIOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE, COSTIVKNESS, Ac. PURELY VEGETABLE, CONTAIN ING NO MERCURY, MINERALS OR DELETERIOUS DRUGS. Theso Pills are tho ui"t jl-:isant pur gative, fiiiierfeiling castor oil, calls, i.iag nctia, Ac. There i nothiug more accept able to the stomach. Ttu;y nivo toue, and cause neither naonea nor firipin paint. They are composed of the fnont itajre'lifnfu. After a few days' one of them, mcli an invigoration of the entire system taken place as to a.ppear miraculous to the weak and enervated. II. T. Heltiibold'a Compound Fluid ll.xtract Catawba Grape Pill are not mijjar-ccmtcd ; uar-eoatel Pills pafs through the stomach without d'nolv. intf, eonseiUently do not prodm e the d-i.-ircd eftVct. THE CATAWF.A GRAPH PILLS, being pleasant in taste ami odor, do not necei-f itate their bi-iug migar-coate I, and are prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemis try, and are not Patent Medicine. HENRY T. HELEBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND Fluid llxtract Saiaparilia. Will radically exterminate from the ty.tein Scrofula, Syphilii', IVvur ort. UlceiH. Sore Eyes, Sore L'-g". Sore M-oiib, Sore Heal, Krotx-hili, Skin Dicaffi, Sail I'.licom, Cank-t-ri, Runningif from the E.ir, Whit; Sw.sllingf, Tniiiors, Catwerousi A!TVm,G.h.j, Ntdet, Ricketi', Gbindttlar Swi-lling!. Nijrht ll:iL, Tetter. Humors of all kind., Chronic R!ieu tiiit'MD. Dypc'Pa, add fill I t that hive been ftttabiithed in tlx- i-yriem fr years. RFING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE AtloVE COMPLAINTS. Fiood Pur ilyit.g proj,i-rtif. arc gtoatt-r titiio any oUur pn-parati n ot Sar iprai i. It t:ic the Complexion a Clear and Healthy ('..lor, and Re-ions the Pjtii-nt t a Mate . He.tlih and Purity. Ft r 1'uiiivit. il.v Rtoo I. removing till t t.roni.' t'-'H.-Uttiti .oal I)i-c:in-s ntUiug from an Impure ytiito ol t'ne Fi. o.l, and the only Rr!i i!k and Efi etoal K lo w n E im-dy f.r the t'ure of Pain' and SwvUtt.g of the ! .i:e!, l.'leeratioiiP of tlm Thr-'at and be. Rl.iti -he-, Pllitpb. x oti the Face. Fry f j eh; .t mi and all Sc,,iv i.rt.'p' ion ol tLe Snia, aul P.cautify log tLt Completion. HI.MIY T. HlvI.MHOf.IlT'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUGKU, THE GREAT DIt'RETIC, h.ii cured every e.i e of Il i?. t' in wbih it ! ,.. i.et iH'ti. lu,t;itilt !' tie Nok of the lltn l.Kr ut.-! !r S.uoati-.n of Kidney i, t'i- t era' ion of the Keii ey- ,ir, I P.i.-id-l- r. F.e!e.Hi"r, ...f t'rioe Ji. ol the Pr'trat' Gbuid, t'ii,c in the il i i !?r. Cab ii!n. (iimi!, lifiek ,:,i5t if. t l r VV.l v l;lwhr,--.. .u,l f..r Enit ef U d J rberite C. ti.'tttU'l o. of t.v.lli Seme, !i! test With the follow il: iyHiptoM! : lotlfj"..?!..! to Extrii'.n, loi-is t IV. r. !.ojs of !,: ry. liili nUy of Rrcatb mjr, V.iik Nerve. 'I r n.l 1 in if . Horror of Di e.ise. Wak'-fdtto .,. Dilwe ot Vision, i'.lill ill tlx' liack. Hot Hand. Fashing of the lb.dy. I ry of the Skin, Eruption on th. Faee. I'.ti'l l Coimtenatiee, I'oiversal 1.4.MitU li ot ihe MueuUr Syietn, Ac. Ced by p, r- o) Ir-.aitl.e age s of i i.;ht en (o twenty five, and fr in ti.itty live to (isty-five or in the il.etine or eh.in.'e of hi; after eoi.fino luent or labor pain ; bed-wetting in children. Heltnbui r Kxtraet of llu -' oi Diuretic and Fi io.l Purity infr. and cure all DNva.-e n-iir from iLihilA iii.ip.iti n. and Ev-.;-e and iinpt u, bores in Life, I uipu rit iv. o the l'.!o 1. Ac.. tip-J fchnjj C. .i! :i in Atleeii.Mi. for whieh it in ue !, and Sy j bilitie Atbo-tiofi in lhee Dife.l-e U-e in fun lj u'1 i ; n WJtli Hillll hold'ji Rofe Wiifh. LADIES. In iniTy AflVelior: p- eniltr to La l:e. the Extruet Ru-hii ix'uni ipirtllvd by t.ry other 1 uiedv ai in t'hior ..-! or lietention, Irre'iiar ity. F:ii!ituli!ef" .r Soppn si. n .f Ca.t":u:iry Evaeuatioit. Fieer ifi; i or S'-lnrriM State of tho I'tern. Leiieorrhea or V hiti ttellibty, and f'T all Ctiipla int. inei b nt t thitSex. whether artMi from I n lix-retii.ti or habiii t Di-fi afi-'ii. it i? j ieM ribed exteoMvely by the moft eminein l'hyiei,ui? atid Midwive,- ior En'Vehled at d l'ehi?o Coii.-1 ii ut i-.ms tif liulh Sexes and all ajjrii. H.T.HEI.Mr.OLDIS EXTRACT RUCHlf CERES DECEASES ARISINO FROM IM PRUDENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, Etc.in all their sti Kc at liHle ex pel so, lit tl or no change in diet, no inconvenience, arid no exposure. I t causes a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstruc tion, Preventing and Curing Strictures oftho Urethra. Allaying Pain and I ntl animation, to frcijuent in thi ela of diseases, and expel ling all PoitonouM matter. JUj HENRY T. HKEM lsoiiD'S IMPROVED R05E WASH. cannot bo nurpaf-id as a FACE WASH, and will bo found lite only j-pecitie remedy in every species of Cutaneous AtTeoiioii. It speedily eradicate! Pimples. Sota, Scorbutic Dryness,, induration of the Cutaneous Membrane, etc,, dispels Redness and Incipient Inflammation, Hives. Rash, Moth Patches. Dryness of Scalp or Skin. Frost Ilitrs, and all purposes for which Salves or Ointments are used. Full and explicit directions accompany the medicines, Evidences of tho most rosponsible and reli able character furnished on application, with hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and npward of 30,000 unsolicited certiGcates and recommendatory letters. Henry T. lleluibold's Genuine Pre parations. Sent to any address. Secure from observation. Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Addrers letters for information, in confidence, to HENRY T. HELM HOLD, Druggist ami Chemist. Only Depots: H. T. HELMROhD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No 591 Broadway, N. Y., or to H. T. HELMHOLD's Medical De pot, 101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for HENRY 1, HELMB OLD'S. Take no Other. DEALER IN Groceries, PROVISIONS, iai and Toliacco9 WOOD AND WILLOW WARE &c. IAIiI,AS, ohi:cov. I THE OCCIDENTAL, Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL," Corner of First and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. Messrs. SMITH & COOK I f AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN f Houe and Refitted and Refurni.-bed it throughout, making it by far tbe REST HO TEL IN PORTLAND. N. lb- Hot and Cold Hatha attached to tha Huu.se for the, benefit of Giu-fts. SMITH db COOK, Proprietors. Portland, April 11, 1S70. ' 7:tf DALLAS LIVERY, FEED & SALE Cor. Main and Court Streets, Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE Stand of Mr. A. II. Whitley, we have re fitted and re toekt 1 it in tut h a manner aa will pati.-ifaetorily meet every want of the com munity. Uuiririe. fcinjrle or double. Hacks, Con- rurtl Ua;'ims, etc., etc.. Furnished at lo.iir, diy or night, on idi rt notice. Superior Saddle Hon-e. let by tlie Day or Week. TERM!?, niAGONAULE. 4 T. G. RICHMOND The r;j.if:.ii- r of this wonderful tn:Ueii? ehsiiiii In hate d , v red nu-l fnmAiWi A. r ...'... tj un. re -.I .V. ('.",- (..t rsthjn H-nii- ii fr'.fii 1 1 a ih.tt, w.is ever beJ'.re eotnoined in one in -aii itic, "i he eidene of this f.i-. t if it iiii 1 in the var-ty of !ii.'t .l ftir.atp ilifenn. whiih it ha b i :i F und to conquer. Iu the eurc id A", i.' t-A i.'V, ,vior :.v.jh, and the early rltig'- ..f . --r ..(, it ha.- al the mviu-sil f ieu'ty, and h .mdre l of th bet phy-,-iCi..u.5 pr.Utoii.ee it Inv ijrt'itft tm&i'-'il ili'n- ..r tf ,c yjt. V, Ir.le it eoiei the tvverept (.'oiitj.-. it t.!i tiJln us tin; i-y le.ai and purilieh V bi-!-d. i'v it." '''' and tn-rni'ifh Un-i fin i if i i in jin-jit I tit it ,iii ! is nil 11 inma ii i ui the rt.O-t tr,,Jti-!-i t t ..wiilU.ii, ,',. fth J'iiHJ''' ' .'iJi'.u. .er nrial Iin-eafe!1, Mineral poison. ,-yj hiiiiic and Veuerial i)ieaje, tol thiir eJ Ivet. aie erii lieated and vig-ru h"t(th and a tnHifl ctiHmtit'it .'.'II e!'?abiihl d. r.y'tUtti, S'i'i lihum, ,S.-it! t Jft't'i, f' v r Snttx, Smy or .'.'figA VA (, in bort all the r.uinerou dtfea.sc.f eaiifc iby Uu i .. .. aro eouipieie t by thi. I om ru.l. purifying and invigorating mediiiue. For "l.irtr V-.iy..,-i.-.f," ;.'.'... Iih' lih i ar;d .o'iftot (Vi.7-oi,o, it txi i(UMil bun drxli of -erfe t and ptruianait cures where other tiie-ibine had faiied. The proj riet- r offer f 100 reward for a medi cine that will equal it in th euro of tho tliseasea for whieh it is recommended. 1.1 2 ware of cowii- Jtiln ul.nl ifiifhle't imiltli"H. Set? thyt lliy GoV- eriunejit St.nnj', whieh t a piurr yH,iruntf'u itntiiht iti i iipoti the out.-ide wrapper. This medivilje i A''.. t'l H'f ii'fi 'tl or lofr t:r I . tt!r. Prepared ly R. V. Pl.ElCCE M. D., o! Proprietor, at hi. eheoslcat Laboratory, 1S3 Seneea txeet t, I'.uh.iSo, N. Y. June oulo ;m. DRUG STORE. Northwest Corner Main ami .Hill M., DALLAS, );.. HAVING PURCHASED the OLD STAND formerly beionii!;; to W. S. Rohb, and wishing to live ami let live, wo nii! fell at low rates, i'UK CASH, everything iu our line: SruH, Eafcsir .iltulicincs, And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up expressly for Medicinal use. ii-:ui'i;mi.':k!cs of am. kinds. Ah", S,,,?.r. Cicar.) Tirtor, Sdcittu, 8tro, liild iSVrv, Points, Oth, YarnishcK, Rrunhc, lhmfstic Dyes, MTn$hiny Potnlerttt And everything olso that is kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. I MCIIOI fc COAI. Druggists. The standard remedy for Coujjhs, In llutnza, ssorc Throat. H' hooping (Uiuh, Croup, l.lver Complaint, ItronchHis, Hlecdlii of the 1. tings ami every a flee t Ion of the Throat, Lung and Chest includ ins Co sumption. Vlstar s Italia m does not dry np a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses the l.ungs, allays Irritation, thus removing the cause of the com plaint. Vone genuine unless sign edl. I1UTTK. Prepared by HliTIt W. i'OWFE Ai WIS, Iloston. oid bv k until nc;ton, TliTTi'.H At CO.,,JSaii Fraucisco, and by dealers generally. IO-Iy Br. C Li A It K'S JLondon "FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS." TThR. CLARK'S II? VIG ORATOR gi?et -tLJVBtrength to the aged and debilited. It is especially designed for young men bo hav wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind, and all persons wrhose systems bave become weak by imprudence, are completely restored by its use. Price One Dollar. BR. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleans tb. blood from all impurities; such as Scrof ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Ilheumatigm, Humors of every sort. Bad Breath. Offensive Pers piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of the Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Pimplea, Blotches, and all diseases of the Skin. It is also beneficial in diseases. of tho Lungs and Digestive Organs. Price One Dollar. R. CLARKE'S PANACEA relieve, pain of every description; Headache, Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, Pains in the Breast and Limbs. It is iovnit, able remedy in all Nervous Disorder?, and no family should be without it. Price One Dollar. TThH. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain ..rt ii-K for all weakness of the Geoito-UriinJ Organs, and discharges of a muco purulent nature, Leueorihacea, Gonhorrhoea, Sperma . torrhteu, and Seminal Weakness, are spet-dhj cured by its use. Price One Dollar. B. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for female only, is guaranteed to correct all specia) irregularities of Single Ladies. Married La dies are accustomed not to use it when in a certain condition, as its effects would be too powerful. Price One Dollar. All of these celebrated remedies are prepared from Fluid Extracts, under our immediate supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure. All afflicted persona thould fend a carefully written statement of their ailments to Dr. Clark, and tho proper remedy will be sent to their address. Dr. Clark can be conKulted personally at hi oQic, and will furnbh an the necessary accom modations to patients wbu place themselves under hi3 care. All letters nJJdrvMcd, DR. J. CLARK, Office, 1,270, Broadway, New York 3 My Dr. JuSieii E'crrault, Member of tteiledcal Faculty of Paris, Graduate of the University Queen' College,'' aad Physician of the St-John Baptise focie'y, of San Francisco. Ir. Pcrrault has the pleasure to inform, PatiMit and others seeking Confidential rIeUC&l Advice,' that he can bo consulted daily at his Otlice, Number 502 Montgomery Street, North-cast corner of Sacramento Street, S in 1'ianei.fCo, Rooms 'J, 10 and II, first tfoor, up srair. Coi)$-'1Ui!ons and Correspondence i?j English, German and French. Having mads the Cure of Nervous and Physical D-bility and all other forms of Private Disease the subject of minute re n ;freii and Sn-cial pract.ee for many year.4 I'r. 1'irr; ult i oj.titiues to treat these afTectior.s j-iifi-cr fully . by the newest scientific methods, and with. -ut ns 'rt to Obnoxious Remedies. Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Strictures, Bubo, Ulcers, Skin er jptiotis, etc., iu any He, speedily curt ed, an I all Syphilitic and Mrcurial Faints erad icated from the system. Nocturnal Emissions, Night Sweats, Disx charge Iroin the Urethra on j;ing to stool or tiiiikir-u; water, Pain in the Back, Sleep dis turbed by dreams, Dizziness, Sighing, Laogour, Palpitati-.n, Melancholy, Sallow Complex ion, Jrowinr Weakness of Siht, Memory und Intellectual Faculties. Clouded Ideas, Dfiidence, Aversion to Society, (ieioral Lethar?y, Ac., a-e si mv; of the more prominent Symptoms ot Nervou- and Phial Prostration ti.e rrsu!' of Self Abuse and excessive Indulgence which, if not timely checked, will never fail t in duce premature decay, and terminate in total loss ot Manhood. Patient? complaining of one or more oftho above symptoms, shoiiUl apply immediately to Dr. IVtrault, a? he has discovered New and Reliable Remedies, whieh enable biui to guar-, autee a speedy and radical cure of Seminal Weakness and Impotence, We invito investigation particularly by tbo?e person fullering fro.a Chronic Dis- ase who have tried this boasted Doctor and that advertised "Physicians," until worn out and discouraged; we claim not to know evtrylbit g, nor to cure evrybody, but we claim that in nil cases taken unHr treatment, ve luliill our romi.eg. ir. Pi:uit.t lt's diplomas are in his office, where -patients can see for themselves th: they are under the care of a regularly educated practitioner. Ladies sutTeiing from any complaints inci dental to thiir sex, can consult the Doctor will assurance of relief. Patients iu the country can be Cured at Home by addressing a letter to Dr. Pcrrault, 502 Montgomery Street, or Box 973, P. O., San Francisco, stating their ease as minutely as possible, habits of living, occupation, etc. Low charges. Best references given if re quired. All communications confidential. Dr. Ptrrault's diplomas are in his ofEce, where patients can see for themselves that they are under the care of a regularly edu-. eated practitioner. The best reference gn eu if required. Di. Pcrrault is solo ajjeut in California, for Dr. Biott's Celebrated Female Monthly Pills, which are unapproached, and far in ad vance of every other remedy ior suppression, and other irregularities in females. Price $j.0G a box ; sent by mail or express, securely packed, 10 ly. 0 AVISO PURCHASED A LARGE AND complete Stock of GENERAL MER, CHANDIZE, consisting in part of Dry Cnoorisj Groceries, Glass, lucciiswarc, Tobacco, Cigars, And all nrtiolcs found iu a GENERAL VAR1, ETY bTORE, I would respectfully call tha attention of the Public to my Establishment, Highest Cash price paid for 1UIIS AND PELTRY. R. A. RAY, tola, Polk Co., Oen, 16-tf
