TOWN & COUNTY NEW
DALLAS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 38, 1871.
.Money Market.
Latest New York Gold Quotations Ill
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Buying 90 Selling ..91
Dallas Produce and Commission Market.
lorrocted Weekly, by O. B. Stiles, People's
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAT $1 25 bush.
OATS 62 & 75c.
BARLEY $1 "
FLOUR $6 $( 50 bbl.
" Sks$l 62 $1 75
CORN MEAL te. "A lb.
BEANS 6a. 0 tb.
BACON Sides, 13 15.) p lb.
" Shoulders. So. to 10c. 'B lb.
HAMS 11 Itfc lb.
PORK Dressed. 6 cents.
" Pickled, So. to 10c. !b.
BUTTER Firkins 25 fa) 30c "rt tb.
" Rolls, 30 B tb.
EGGS 30c B doz.
LAKD Uulk, lie; tins, 15
POTATOES From Va;on, $1 bushel.
ONIONS $2 'B bushel.
APPLES Greon, 50e bbl.
" Dried, 6u $ lb.
CHEESE New Oresron, 20 25o "B lb.
CHICKENS 2 50 3 3 B d'uz.
TURKEYS 75 $1 each.
DRIED PLUMS lfi B tb.
WOOL 33Je. "1 tb
DRIED PLUMS 103 "ft pound.
3f Please notice this. Those in arrears,
-either for subscription or advertising, will 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 us, and will
e nable ua to make certain improvement
contemplated.
Thanks. For a fine bouet from Mrs. M. M.
Dodson.
The Good Templars will have a public meet
ing at the M. E. Church to-ni;ht. Good speak
ers will be present from abroad. A full at
tendance is requested.
Mr. Lewis has made arrangements to run a
daily stage from Dallas to the Fair Grounds
the coming w-eek.
Messrs. Hobart & Co. have on hand a large
stock of collars, got up in prime order; also a
large lot of saddles and harness.
Polk County Lodge No. S I. O. G. T. will
meet at Eola on the 1 1th inst. at 10 a. m.
By order of the County W. C. T.,
J. D. Lek, Secretary.
Wheat is going to the river in large quanti
ties. We have been informed that ninety
teams have unloaded in one day at the two
warehouses at Lincoln. At a fair etiinate
these teams would have 5,H)0 bushels.
The Dallas Literary Society held its first
meeting on Thursday evening. The attendance
was not large, but the exercises were interest
ing. Several pieces were Tcad. The musie was
good, and taken altogether was a very promis
ing commencement.
We acknowledge the receipt of a compli
mentary ticket to attend the State Fair next
week. We understand from parties who have
been on the grounds that extensive improve
merta have been made, and that a larger
crowd is expected this year than has ever
assembled there before.
A Breach of Etiquette. A little emigrant
made its advent into a family not many mile
from town a few nights since. A little three
year old member of the family caught sight of
it before it was dressed, and running to her
father exclaimed : " Oh papa, that's the first
baby that ever came to this house without its
clothes on."
Specimen Book. We have received from G.
Bruce's Son fc Co. a fine Specimen Book, show
ing the different styles of types and ornamental
blocks, rules, cuts, Ac. made at their foundry
No. 13 Chambers Street, Sew York, together
with price. This is a valuable book for printers,
and should be in every publisher's office. Ad
dress George Bruce's Son fc Co. No. 13 Cham
bers Street, New York.
Arrested and under Bonds. Mr. M. M.
Ellis, a resident of this county, and a man who
is regarded as a good citizen and a promising
business man, has been arrested in his business
career and sent to Portland for new goods, to
eupply the increasing demand at his store. He
is now fter the goods, and has given bonds
for hia return in a few days. He then pro
mises us a fine " add," and the public, valuable
goods at low rates. Give him a call at Laclede
(fluffs old stand).
One night last week somo unknown prty
entered the house of Matthew Nealey, living on
the Luckiamute. A young man of the family,
Jiearing a noise in the pantry, got up to geo
Svhat it was, supposing it to be a cat. As he
.opened a door leading into the pantry, a man
fled through a back door, and ran to the
brush but a few rods distant. By the light of
the moon, he appeared to have shackles on, as
something glistened in the moonlight, and
rattled like chains. Schultz again.
County Court Proceedings,
J. II. MreR, Jcjdgk:
L. Ground, plaintiff . T. Marand and
others defendants. Action for replevin : argued
on demurrer continued.
Ben. nay den plaintiff, James Scott de
fendant. Civil action continued.
Crone t Wolf plaintiffs, v. Mehala Wood
defendant. Civil action judgment for defen
dant. William Clingan. Application for license to
retail liquors for twelve months. 62 petition.
64 remonstrate Application granted.
In the caso of Daniel' estate, 0. F. Daniels
appointed administratrix.
County Warrants canceled, $1,657 44.
Whole amount of accounts allowed $551 10.
Ex-Senator Williams paid our town a visit
on lhursday last, and favored us with a call.
He expresses himself well pleased with the evi
dence of improvement on every hand, feels no
doubt of the brilliant future in store for Oregon
and of the success of the Republican party in
the next campaign, both State and National.
Perhaps no man in the State has done more for
the development of the interests of Oregon than
Mr. Williams ; and he can now look around
with pleasure upon the result of his labors.
Whittlings. Several drunken pnrties have
been making things disagreeable part of the
time during the week. Bolter, Wort ley fc Co.
are opening a lot of nice clothing. Mr. Wad
hams, from Portland, Gen. Palmer, Indian
Agent at Siletz, Ex-Seuator Williams and other
visitors have been in town during the week. A
fine lot of new goods may be found at Leo's.
Rev. G. W. Branson and family, with several
other persons, left for Walla Walla last Tues
day. Stiles is still on hand to furnish every
thing needed from " Headquarters." Reuben
Pigg and James Cooper with their families
are in the valley from Willow Creek on a visit.
Several families, former residents of Oregon,
passed through town on Wednesday bound for
California. Goodbye friends; we'll look for
you back soon. The family of Robert De
Shields arrived here one day last week. They
migrated eat.t of the mountains about two years
ago, but liking Weblbot better than that coun
try, have returned. Mr. I), will be here soon,
and we underlain! calculates to locate in Polk
County. Sensible man ; wo want more just
like him.
i:m, i siohe.
Goods at Xtw York Prices.
Dry golds, Fancy and Staple, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, Furnishin!- Goods, etc, at
lower Prices than they have been odered in
Oregon.
Okving to our superior facilities, having con
nection with leiding Eastern Houses, we are en
bled to offer all of our carefully selected stock
at ratts much lower than the prices now cur
rent iu Oregon, Buying as we do from Marie
facturers and leading Importing House direct
ly, it is obvious that we can sell our goods at
more desirable rates than if we were to buy
them in the ordinary way.
As the expenses, such as commissions, profits
made by jobbers, dealers and brokers, arc
avoided by us, our customer., in.-tcid of hav
ing to purchase goods that may have passed
through half a doy.cn hands, thtreby increas
ing tie price of the goods, (all of whjeh iu the
end eoines out of the -'attnuier) can safely rely
on buying their goods of us at a moderate ad
vance on the m.iuufacturers' and importer-'
price. We shall sell our goods on th one
price sy.-tem, and hal! at any time be pleased
to show our goods and give any information iu
rufgard to pi ices.
iMfoliT INT TO Fauvrrh.
Being immediately cuneeted with the well
know wholesale Produce and Commission
House of Cohn, Martin A Co., of San Francis
co, the most extensive on the Pacific Coast, we
are prepared to buy for rah on delivery, and
to make advances fin all description of country
produce. We will in all cases pay for produce
the current San Francisco prices, less, however,
the actual cost of shipment. We shall establish
what has been notoriously wanting in Salem
a good reliable market and wo will invariably
on delivery of the produce pny cash.
We will buy Butler, C'i. KJ)i, (ieeic,
lien. Dusk. Tin key, 111. lm ('iilj!:infSh' kin,
Tfilloir, Fnm, II'iihk tiHi'le S" k, drain, Woul,
He, For Cash ! For Cash ! For Cash ! Con
signments of all kinds solicited for our San
Francisco house, on which liberal cash advances
will be made.
N. B Grand Re-opening of the Overland
Store Sept. 1st, 1ST 1 .
Explanatory. The Hulkiin takes
us to task for a seeming discrepancy in
our Market Reports. As regards the
price of wheat, we would say for the
benefit of the Bulletin and others who
may not understand our position, that
Dallas is an inland town, and our mar
ket reports, which arc published weekly,
are the prices of the various commodi
ties in our market. When we speak
through our local columns of the prices
current, we refer to prices paid at vari
ous points along the Willamette lliver,
where produce is purchased for ship
ment. This we hope will be satisfac
tory, as it must be plain to everyone
that wheat, or any other commodity
bought for shipment, cannot demand
the same price a few miles back from
the place of shipment as it would at
the shipping point..
BUTLKRS IHSt'ISAT.
Ben. Butler has been defeated by
his opponent Washburn for the honors
of Gov. of Masachusseta. He acqui
esces in the verdict, and declares his
intention to support the ticket. It is
stated that he can secure a cocrca
sional nomination and re-election at any
time he desires from tho Lowell dis
trict. This, if he choose to accept it,
may strengthen him for the next cam
paign. In Luck. The editor of the New
York Times has been presented with
850,000 by the Union Lengue, in re
cognition of his services in investigat
ing the Tammany frauds.
Russia's whiskey tax amounted to
$109,157,000 last year.
J TcIC&rapllIC INllIlllIl.iry.
New York, October 2. An even
ing paper announces that Judre C
liarrett applied this afternoon to Judge
IJixby, of the Fifty-seventh street.
Police Court for a warrant of arrest for
Mayor Hall alleged gross misdemeanor
iu converting public funds; or permitting
the same to be diverted from their
legitimate use by siguing warrants for
the payment of millions for work which
had never been done, the said money
having been paid to Iugersoll, (Jarvey,
.Miller, Smith, Ballard and others
The principal affidavit is m ule under
the law charging such 'crimes uuder
special section of the act of the Legis
lature which deprives the guilty one of
office and furevi r prevents his holding
office of anv kind. It was sworn to by
W. S. Copoland, formerly assistant
book-keeper iu Controllers oflice. It
charges that the vouchers on which
said warm n Is were issued, were fraudu
lent and so known by the Mayor.
Small pox is raging in Brooklyn. The
yellow fl;ig has been placed in front of
each building where the diseas exists
and general attention has been called to
the necessity'' fur cleanliness and proper
means to prevent further spread of the
disease.
Chicago, October 2. President. Grant
held a reception at the Tremont Hmi-e
to-day. A large nutuh'r of citizens
paid their respects, lie left for Wash
ington this evening.
Hnrti'rd, October i Tn the town
elections yesterday, the Repubhcuis
elected noaslv their entire ticket be e
and at New II tven.
Chicago, October The Tune's
Washington says jt seems irnli-pufabio
that Secretary KUh has decided on an
early retirement from the Cabinet. He
retires of his own U'i.-h and the change
has no politic tl beiirings. In fact there
will be an entire reorganization of the
State Department, .Mr. Davis, Ait-
ant Secretary, goe-j the Geneva Confer
ence, and the law oiti -er ha jnf n-tired
to take a position under the Japaue.se
Government.
The report is thjit Andrew I). White
of NeW Vork is to UCCeed Fi.-h.
W'm. Seward arrived to-day from
Kurope. 1 1 is fnVnds rave him a re
eeption in tlo lltyi lie left immedi
ately for IYeUkid.!
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til! 1 IV,
IsTI. at lbi ren h-it.o of h -r i'i
f Oher,
ty IS F. Smith, .1. I., Mr. VVrii.uii Fii 'ii t-
Mi.. Candine Silver, all (" l'.'k Cmfv.
A N'atio t of lspeptlrs. - Th it's wh it
American 'r!. We f ' - Uip it - n
rvryt bins ex'-i-iit rk' Jo ! u-.-m. and enrlv
graves w.i driiik wi;!iut r;- : r I t
HUenee, all kin Is uf p li.vMed sib'tdt-dif -jtlrit-,
swallow, w.tli"it m.i-toUtn, rk. $'ms a r 1
Wild
eer.i en
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cut
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!! '.)!'. tf'.ll!
dwarfhii, !iff-'e.-ir"ifilr, svst-m.eb inr, in
diestable f.-d. I ic. W.u kkh's (' i .ir-.n i
Vinecar Hi men cannot t..p th;f in a ra !
ul manner, but it will remove the evil i-fTcts.
and the roe ..verin- p!!( i:f, witls frvsb, f 'ire,
vif.ilted e!eetrie,it bltjod i! 'wing lb ("tab hi ar
teries and veins, will have a e
ar
r bea I aiid
a eotder juilgnieni, wbicb emij li d with evj.cri.
eneti. will emi. him t i ab'iairt 'n t'i? futur".
(lo'id, mi? rituii,'. diiilibio diet. wbi-b tlio
ino-st delicate Otiiiich mav take, e.m ln f-.tind
in eraeked wheat, rn bp-a I, tnuaf", raw
or Soft boiled e-;,! pie, hoi'i -l ricc,i!ain rieo
pud-iini; corn ?tardi; r ire bee!; mutton and
poultry. VVitb Vinegar Uitfer an 1 m ebra
tion in eating and drinking, there is no itn u
rablc iliy-ase of dyceir!a.
I 11 O 11 II IS A X I L L .
A young and lovely daughter of a Itptrilian
nidileinari in l!io do Janerio, aelynowlfijfing
recift of a e;?e of Mi mor biivuvN
Fl.oitii I Wati.h, y : "Thi pfrfiuufl is not.
new to me. I have lor.jr u' l it at th - t'ilet
and in the butb and luive alway- found it not
only th most Hgreeable, but aUn the most last
ing and refreshing of Florni W iters. "
.7fr-A there are worthless cminfet feits buy
ers gbould always ask lor tho Florida Water
prepared by Lnnman t Kemp, N. Y.
561.
A MKI)ICIK
fr our molbers, wives and nisters. A highly
refjiectal'lc lady of Stockton, t.'al., say : "My
strength was exhau.tcil, stomach enfeebled.and
fast settling into dyspi'p-d.i, afflicted with inten?o
pain, inability to walk. bwms of spirits, and
no enjoyment In life. I used iJmtol's Sarsa
parilla as directed in the almanac, and expe
rienced a complete cure."
fS0.
T
10 MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS I
would say that I have re-built iny Shop
on the
Where I am prepared to do all kinds of
J OB RING.
W'A(JON WORK A XI) IIOHSI3
S1IOI.INC ON SHOUT NOTICI2.
As I bavo lost all my proertv by Fire, those
indebted to me for work will confer a favor
by paying up immediately.
A friend in need, 5.s a friend indeed.'
ASA 8HRI5VE.
12-tf
MM ft It A. rM)U ,
Ti OOK1 $ I IV
AND
Blank Book Manufacturer,
sam:m, oitnr.'ox,
Having eltablisbed a First Class
Book bindery' in Salem, Is now
. .1 . - i . 1 1 . . r
"ni''"ri' r prepared w uo an manner oi
Alaazinca, Newspapers and Music Sound
in any deired Style.
Old Books Re-Bound.
BLANK BOOKS of every description, with
or without Trintcd Headings, Manufactured to
Order.
BLANKS of every kind Ruled and Printed
to Order.
PRICES REASONABLE.
In Oris wold's Block. 23-6in
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM! DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Oltlcc, No. (tl Front Street,
PORTLAND OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in tl,.. most desirable lo
caltics. consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES ; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other P ropcrty
purchased for Correspondents, in this CITY
mid throughout the STATES and TH RHE
TOR fES. with greit c-ire and on the most
AD VAN TAG EOUS TERMS.
HOUSES ml STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEOOTEATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL Di:SOEIPTE:NS PHOMPLY COL
LECTED. An I a General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS tranctcd.
AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all Ui
CITIES and TOWNS in th STATE, will
rceive descriptions of FUiM PROPERTY
aiitl furward the aoine t the. abov address.
f iVA O W 18 70
; ' " " ! " - t
mo 3. 1: it a .
now to ci'rk ir.
At the comui'Mi - oi"!i of the !t iriV.r, whiel-,
a1iv,ye pre'-e ! s jui a't i ! of thi Cholera, take
a teasp inful of p.iiu Killer iu sniraud vv,i
ter, (iiot if eoiiv'-nicnt,) and Ch-m bailie frevly
the -t..n 1 -h and bowels with tin- P.in Ktller
i-lcir. Sh -U: 1 tb' diatloii: or 'T.itii;i. e i;i(ii.ui'
repeal th il.-i'Uvrv :i fi;te. fi luli uie-; i;t!
til the r!ie:it is r.fn,:v- 1. In evrrt-me ra?cs,
I w r more Um-o.,ij!'uI. Uiav be riveu at u
d.M.
I'i.e Piin Killer, :is a r- tii -dv, ba no e-io.il.
Eii' . t Ch-o.-r.i, -s-j ,,ii r i'..!!!"" D
im-pi-. flvs. nHry A ! it i- u in ei lit
ty f ku ic i:it,. 1 1..; v, n i ii.iifiO-. wish if
ip'i'h-. It,ieti.i is Kke Hi i'if, wh II et.TIin'-
!y applied i.u "id 'ri , Ioir?i, - s I t . and
Sprain". For Srk !! i i i ' ;?id Tu.jthn lo
d-.n't tail to try iu Ii; -I, ;rt, i: i a lus Kit I
iu.
I' 1 n,-' t ion?. :' -rroi ") v 1 :i -h b,ii'b,
T ! 1- I'.iii Kiil'i n o;d i.y u.I dtal rt iu Mf .-
i.-ines.
P
1 $1 j r b
Trust vh t l ime has a!-,rtbncd,
T!- maxiu. that I vde ; ;h'- pp!e is
the v.t -e t,f the i Uii'y. I11.1V i:t -tne fn'i t
be oj.cn to doubt, b,;t the t-.-tiui-ny of L t
an I enlih' oi,. I wit i- eMci.din- tbrou-b
a erie of y i'8. a I ail f the nam? put port
i wrtby of rred-ii v, admit wf no iertioi.
Ip.ti iwh te'timonv tht r. pu' itioti of Hortet
ter'u St-uuaeh Ititter. a an ant: l t and eur'
for many aiUicn'n is l.:ed. 1 uio tho "0
years that it La ! u be? re ias w .rl 1, inini
iiitra!lc 1 r j araii ii.te.i b.' 1 t ' con.j t;c wit!
it, up like r . -k-t-. em down the
extin'ii.-h.d frtiiKS Ma'i!itie the jrore-s
of that incomparable titiic 1. is been jwilt and
(leidv alw4V upward and onward like th
eagle' flight. Its introduction prodm-ed a rev
olutioti in therspi ii and it prove 1 to be one
of thon nilutary re4uti,i.s that can not. p
ba kwaris. To lay Iter's Hitters is lu.
Uie most popular ri tn"di'S in ehri-teu dun, aod
comman 1 a lar'-r s i'; tha any other m-d-icl
p.refarali n, I no 'ti r or imp rte l. on thitt
fiideoffhe Atlantic. Asa cure for dys;-psi.i.bi'-iim
liisord'-rs, ncrv 'ins ntTection. jjcncral do
bilitv, and a. A preventive of epidemic fevee.
it take precedence of e very other remedy. 1 1 is
tact jdioubl teach the am bi'in . coiTitry de.i'
ers who endeavor to foit their hcal avirti..i ?
on the public in it.s atoal.h-iw futile t'.o ir pina'l
nttetnpls to cajole th - c nn-niiTiity mu't ncce
?ari!y be. Whin the game fish have failed
there is no chance fr the tickfr-'.
DALLAS, POLK COUNTY. OREGON.
FACULTY.
M. M. OOLKSP.Y, 1'itivcn-u., ,vm Ti-acitKii
Or MlTHK.M-VTlcVt. AMI NaTI KAI, SrlUVfKS.
MISS II. A. WITTK.V, Tk ih.h ok Mr.M.
AVI Fit F. M It.
MISS A. E. SCIll P.KK, Tkai hkr of tiik
PlilMAUV Ir.rAItTMKNT
The First Term of I7l-2 w comtnenced on
the second Monday (1 1 th day) of Sept., 171.
The Pub!i School will be taught during the
present Term, in connection with the Academy.
All those who did not belong to the Dallas Dis
trict in Af ril IS7I, when the Public Tax
voted, will bo charged the regular Academical
Tuition.
TUITION:
Pnivtitr Uravohrs, per Term I Ac
Inteiimkihavk .. .. ( I)'-
Hiiu:ht .. S Of
Latin and French each $2 extra.
Music. $12 per Term.
Charges will bo mado from the time of enter
ing to tho close of each term, or half term, as
the else may be. No deductions will bo ni.i-.lr
except in cases of protracted sickness.
Uy order of the Hoard of Trustees. 30-if
C. M. I'AKMKNTKn.
F. J. flAliroi'K.
PARMErJTER & DABGOCK,
Slanufac ttucrs. and Wholesale and He
tall Dealers In
Xiii-nitiii'o.
Commercial Street Salem, Oregon,
II
AVK ON HAND THE LA ltd EST
Stock of
I'liruitiirc,
He ticl in:?,
Wiiifloiv-ShndcN,
EIoII.iikN, and
pa r 1:11-11 KG ilXUS
To bo found in Marion County.
All kinds of Picture Frames, Coffins and
Caskets made to order on short notice and at
reasonable rates.
PA It M ENTER & BABCOCK.
Salem, March 23, 1870. 4-tf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EI DAI! 81 IS A I! !
Cheaper than ISvcr ! ! !
no 13 r, w onriEY a co.,
ELLEN DALE STORE,
Have removed their STOCK OF GOODS to
Dallas, and are constantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of
.Ladle' Dress and Fancy Cioods,
Men and I Joys' Cutting",
Hats and Caps,
Hoots and Shoes,
Ladies' and Children:' Shoes of every
Stylo and Size.
A full Stock of Groceries co'istantly
on hand, alio Hardware and Crockery.
Woolen (ioadi Manufactured at the
ICiieudt'.e Mill, eueh as
Heavers, Caseinieres, H ud Times,
Tueetls, I''l.inril-t and Hlankcts,
Which we otl'.r at Wiiol.iale a ti l Retail.
Havinjr a de-iro to bn-ate permanently in
Dallas we will .deal fairly and jut-tly with all
who in ly favor u with th ir pafrom.re. We
will exehan'(j Good for Country Produce, f ir
which we will pay tho Iliber't Prieo.
Bring on your Egs and Buttsr.
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0U2 !nU- BUSINESS, Li-el in San
Frai.cjjco, ('a!, .;t.-r ;:r best ut he--, ari l ex
prv.-.inj our tliatik for the liberal pair n:i'
tii have rec-i'.ed f.r inofo than -1 u-jis iur
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Ir. WalUer'c CaUr.rnia iitear li.itvr.
ti iv rprt'-ad i.vcr tho t'nited St and eouti
'!( i.ir t evoiid. we ure necessitated Co devotv
.!ir entire till.e to atd bu.-itt !.
We. fire the. i .--1 lPi Firm on tr.e P.iitl
'' Jtu i the .ii'iy oie", cotiouou ut.dvr lb.
the same pr-j-rn i r Mice l-b., and b.v- de
!eri:s;ts.-d 1 -el! -ur lav-. pr--per- us. and web
.-'ii' l,"ilv d b.i.-l ;t'?S oil I V'.T.ti.le t rtU.-.
'i t a i.ir- oppi.-rtatiiiy f--r tueu wit;
u.e.iri". ti i;t'tinrr i : I- a proii r.J.!e l:U.irn
1 '"
: Ui a-iV.iiit,i t i;' w ... iv'.i.
I"...r pari'u'-I.iri co pir. of
1;. .m. iMv u.t a c. .
11. H M'IoK4t,ti, ) U'b .'..Kile Iiru -L'i-K
.1. C. Si KN 1 .11. j va;- Fr.iucircis, Cal.
N. lb lit I a ' i m ade we r'ati,
!i?ai- ur iiutHii !,' i jo.'. ;o i '.t.ep a i.ir.-e Mii
.f tre..h
a t o -' 1 1
:v u ij.jfi l, and at
prices tvi dl y esiij'
ill HI.
The Great .llodrcal Discovery I
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Hundreds of Thousands
Bear tcsumony to their v oatler- c
- j
lul Curative iiflects. 13
lsWHAT ARE THEY?grs
THEY ARE ITOT A VILE
IIFANCY DRINK. M5
i
3 " C.
ell 1-2
iff Ja!0I
P Maf fit
Cf 2 THEY ARE ITOT A VILE 5
MaI? of l'oor linni, Wti re;, Prof
(Sidritxnnd Rrfuwe l.iqiiMimloctorcd.i-piced
an 1 sweetened t please t!ic taste, called "Ton
les,"" Appetizers," ' Restorers," c., that lead
t:-c tfppler on t drunkennecs and ruin, but are
a true Medicine, made from the N ative Uoots and
Herbs of California, frof frmii nil Alcoholic
Stimulant. They are the JIIEAT IIL.OOII
li:itlFIK nnd l.IFK tiIVlXJ FllIN
t'l PI.E a perfect Kcnovator and Invtzorator of
the Fystcm, cnrryliig off all poisonous matter ar.d
restoring t:ic Wood to a hcallhy condition. No
person can lake these Itinera according to direc
tioa and remain lonj unwell.
For Itifliiinmnlory nnd Chronic TChcn
mntUin :ind iont, Is)rpiln vr IndU
crNilou, IHIioiM, Komltlcnt nnd Inlcr
niittcnt I'Vvrrs. IlKrai of Ilie Jllood,
l.lvrr, Kidnoysi. nnd Illadder, these ltit
twn hara ticca most successful. Hath
rne are caused by Vlt inieil lllood. which
Is freucrnlly produced hy derangement of the
Dicwl I vo Oi'finii.
iyspi:p?i.v mi indh;f.tiox.
It, n:liehc. Pain I a t!u tliOuidei s, CoukIis, Ti'tit-m;-sof
t'.ie Hicst, Dlzziiie.ss, four Hructaaosia of
tho Kt.'mach, Had taste la the Mouth Bilious At
tnclcs, Talpltf tlon of the Heart. 1 nflainiv.ation of
the Lucsj'i.raia la I'lercjdo-is ()f itm I" liiiieys.and
di.u.K'.r J i thcr pnhitul f-yinptoma, aro the olT
fprlngsof lijspepsni.
Th y I-iV':V!'t tM Stomach aid tlmntae the
: torpid liver and liowi-ls, which rcndertiicm of ui
ee.u.'ilK d tiflcury la c'.c!i-iii: tho llod of nil
Impurities, and i s: parti a. new life and vigor to
t!i-i wliolc system.
f.-U SlilN DISEASES, rr:tptl.ns,Tetter,
Fait llhetini, Blotches. Sp.;l., ritnplcs, I'ustttlea,
Bolls. Cr.rVinncles, King-Worms, ealu-Uead, Sure
F-jt. Eryulpela. Itch, scm!-, H-.:o. .tio:i -f
'tho Pkin, Humor aid IU--a:? ortlo i-kUi, of
whau vcr na'...o rtutu.v, ore lU.'ralt duj wp
nndcaniod out of th. pyst'.Mii i. a i-!i V time Vy
tlu ul-j of tl. l.;i.e:i. " e hotf. . in Hi.eh
cati!a will convince the most incrediiloua of their
curat tve cfi'oet.s.
Clea.ue th Vltia'tst Tdo'i'1 w-tKnercr yon And
It Impnrltle ImrHtinir lhr-u!1 tl.eikln laPim
plea, F.ruptlonti or boies; cleans. It when you
find it obstructed and Flmje.Wi In the veins;
clein'W It when It 1h foul, ir 1 yenr f 'ci;n;.. y
tell you when. Keep t'iO blood pure and the
licallh of the system will fo'low.
FIN, TAl'Kand other WMl .US, InrVlnnIn
tho syptcm of eo many thousaads, are ctr -ctnally
destroyed and removed. For full direction, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. II. McDOVAI.D A
CO., Druiit9 a-id (km. Agon'., San Franciitco,
Caland 82 and Si Commorco Street, New York.
J50LP BY ALL PUUGOISTS AND DEALERS.'
45-ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIO.YEER TIN AND STOVE STOSE,
Front Street, one Door South of
Post Office.
Dallas ------- Oregon.
KNOWING THERE TS A MARKED
difference between articles of TINWARE
manufactured by me, and that made by manu
facturers in Portland and other large cities, for
bhipuient, i hare on hand both my own make
and uIpo that of factory make, so that people
may tako their choice. My stock cocsLbUj in
part, of
Moves of ail kinds.
Copper, Brass and Iron Ware,
Wire work of all descriptions,
Sheet and (Galvanized Iron
Stove Hollers, Tea' Kettles,
Milk Fans, flippers,
JL,ard and Butter Cans,
lng Heaters,
Japanned Ware a gcner'l Assortment,
Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Pans,
Porcelain lined stew Pans for Fruit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and the Most
Improved Patterns,
And in fact every thing that can be found in a
first c;ada Tiu and Stove 3ure.
Jot) 'Work
Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to.
50-tf T. B.. NEWMAN.
W. II. Ti:Aff, A: Co.,
W.-ion & Carriage .lakers
MAIX STItKirr, DALLAS,
Are on bund with their WAtiOONS and BUG-
I IIS at their old Stand this Fftring as usual,
a;id intend t' fell the tn vt-rychoip lor Ca h ;
the Prices ranin, frmn Sl.'Ju to f 1 -SO.
They have 'also un ban 1 for Kale plenty of
vJer')ii m.iti riaU. Give him a call and see them
All Kinds of work in their line d-jno to order.
All kind.' of Blarkcmiihf Jig done cn fhort
li'-tiii', ui! I in a workmanlike uiauiicr. Horse
f;u..cii; $2 61, cah dwu.
.Thankful fur a.-t patronage, they solicit
I'liitiiiuaiice of l. hi iJhx-.
1 tl" Dal la.--, May 6, 1ST I.
! AVI.VU pritrilA.SEI) A LA ROE AND
M. c,m,kt Mock f GENERAL -MEii-
C1IANDIZE, coutiftitig in part of
!Jry Goods,
Groceries,
Gin, Queensuare,
Tobacco, C iars,
u 1 a!i articles fauad ia a GENERAL VARI
ETY .Tol;E, I would respect fully call the
ituisti.iii of the Public to my Establishment
lliLeyt Cash price pail fur
1 UUS A SI) P12LTRY.
ft. A. RAY,
Eola, Po'k Co., (W
IT tf
Xei ii noils : iew Goods!!
POR TIIK ritESIiXT SEASON.
Wo respectfully call the attention of the
Public to our Well Selected SUck of
Ladles Dress Goods
Ladies' and Misses' I lata.
Cents' Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Gaiters, Etc.
Hardware,
Groceries
School Rooks "J
Stationery, !kc.,
In fact Everything Found In a First
Class Itetail Store.
We can assure our Patrons that we will te
up with the times.
Cuiie and Examine our Sfock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken ia exchange for
Goods !
N. A. J. D. LEE.
Dallas, April 22, 1S71. 1-tf
EYE, IAS, THROAT AND LONGS.
J. n. rilkifixfou, TI. D.,
LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO
Haa established hiincelf in Portland, Oretron.
Offices, No?. 3 and 4 Holmes' Buildinpi, First
Street, three doors from Ladd A Tilton's Bank,
where he may bo consulted daily, aud will
treat diseases of tho above-named organs as
his specialities.
All opcrnti'ins on tho Eye and E;ir made in
the mot scientific and cateful manner.
Artificial -'jm, bnvinj nil the beauty and
mobility of the natural eye, inserted.
Refers for bis professional standing to L. C
Lane, M. D., Prof, of Surgery, and Edwin
Hentley, M. D.. Prof, of Anatomy, University
of the Pricifie, and for his success in treating
patients to over 1,;"00 cases treated by him ia
Sun Francisco; h1jj to Levi Esres, Esq.,
Portland, Wm. II. Tilton, Esp, Vancouver,
John Alexnndar, Esq, Couperillo, W. T., and
many othens on this North Coast. 256in
WANTED,
5,000 MEN!!;
As Clerks to Wait on the Customers.
AT -
CffiAIlIS STORE, DIXIE
Sinco ho bought out a few of tho Wholesale
Houses- In Portland he has ONE THOUSAND
different articles to dispose of on the popular
plan ONE DOLLAR for each article.
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