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5 f?:l?!tyg- She Oregon llcpu bltcitn. DALLAS, SATURDAY, OCT. 7. THE Arm AY. The other night as we lay musing, And our weary brain confusing .O'er, the topics of tho Jay, Suddenly we. heard a rattling As of a serried host a-battl ing, As they mingled in tho fray. " What is that?" wo crie.1 upstarting, And into the darkness darting. Slap I we ran against the door. "Oli. 'tis imthing." Edward grumbled, A? o'er the hugo arm chair v stumbled, " 'lis a bug uud nothing mure." Then said we; onr anger vising, (Tor we thought it so surprising That a hug should tliuw offend,) "Do you ihink a smill insect, dr, Thus would all the air infect, .sir? No, 'tis not a bug, my friend." Njw becoming sorely frihtenc!. 11. .un 1 our waists our &ni w i tig' tnsol, And p)itn our coat and nut When, into the darkness peering. Saw with trembling an i much tearing. The gluing eyes of Thomas Cat. With astonishment and wouder We gazed upon this son of thuuder. As he sat upon the flxr, When a resolution taking, And a rapid movement making, 1 oj we opened wide the Jjor. ''Now clear out!" we hoarsely fhouted, As o'trhead our butts were flouted, 4,Take your presence fruai our ii or.'' Then with air and mL-ii majestic, TLid dear creature called d ou-tie, Made Lis eit through the dour. Ma le Lis exit without growling, Neither wa? bis v ice beard yuwling, Not a single word he .-aid, And with feeling much olated T escape a do tu so fat.;d, Slowly we went back to bud. THIS YIvAK AM) LAST. The bu.inc?? pru.s cct.s of the c'otmcry ou the lust ot 'cpfenilior were much more favorable th in at the lirst of the same month last year- Thou a hu-. w.r w:is raging in Kurnpe, and effect upon some of the important businos intercuts of our country was unfavorable. It precipitated u pan our markets commodities which did nt belong here, and can---! constant .nd unlooked-for il actuations in ptues, hv which heavy, and sometimes ruinous losses w-2re sttjtaincl by the dealers. Cotton declined, th:: advam-ed seven cents a pound. i-'i-rar ;.dvau(.' d, and declined nearly two dollars a hnael; wheat i.dvanced fifty c. nts, an i dccliu ed thirty five cents per i'tiMiol ; r ik advanced four dollars, nu. declined ui:j dollars per barrel. j t:.-s, ait: f.mia of the . fluctuations in t!i? tna'ki fs. and added to this was the eifjet on tin; is changes and the ttjoHi'V nnrki t. S.nie money was nude, p rh rt4. Jui a urea? deal was certainly lo-,r. This year the pro-peel is different., l'eace has been res tori d, and eonnnerce has pretty nearly settled back to its normal condition, and thuo is nothing to produce extraordinary fluctuations in the markets. The prospect is for a year of moderate, safe and protitable tusi cess; as, while as much money will not be made, as much will not be lost. This will be the case especially with the dealers of the three great staph s of the country, cotton, breadstuff's and provi pious; but so clo-ely are they connected with all the other mercantile and .-pro illative interests of the country, that the whole trade may bo jud.d by these; and as the markets for these gtaples is now iu a decidedly healthy Condition, the business prospects of the country may be estimated accordingly. New Jersey Mechanic. . Our Democratic friends who are so deeply moved by the spectacle ui' a political Convention held in a Cnited States Court room in New Orleans 1 have short memories. The eireum stauce is denounced by them as an act of unprecedented impropriety. An act of impropriety it certainly was, but it is lioi unprecedented. In 1808, during the Know-nothing excitement, which racd very fiercely in New Orleans, a political Convention in the Custom House, and was surrounded by United States troops j but the Convention in that case was e Democratic one, and the troops obeyed the orders of James 5ucbanan. We do not ourselves approve of the resort of the Republican Con vention to the public buildings ; but if vre did, we Should have a well defined Democratic 'precedent. JVeio York Times. The gallant candidate of the Ohio lletmblicans for Governor, (ion. E. F. Toyes, is following sharply on the heels of 3Ir. Ewliip. At ('olurnhiis, on Wednesday, he opened the campaign in a brisk speech exposing Hwing's financial absurdities, lie specially took up the alleged advantages reaped by the national banks, and cited cases in which private banks in Cincinnati, doing business side by side with na tional banks, paid no local or State tax, while their rivals paid five and sixty ficven one hundredths per cent. Gen. Noyes contested Ewiu's system of irre deetnable paper currency by arguments quoted 'from John T. Hoflman. In the course of his speech he took strong ground for general amnesty uud revenue and civil service reform. New York Times, The two most promising hauls the devil at present has in view are Tam in any Hall and Mayor Hall. May tho devil fly away with both of thciu soon. Pads and 2'asacies. Passed to a third reading Love let ters. A Delaware eating house announces "2thpieks MilNdew Wages of the factory girls. Hall's reception by the Esquimaux wiil probably be a cool oue. When a person declares his brain is on tire, is it etiquette to blow it out. The latest bit of popular music is called "Uury your dog in the garden." Let the doctor remember that a roll ing Livingstone gathers no moss. A chippewa chief, who visited Chi cago lately, pronounced the weather -big hot." Lean ed persons call a locust liicadi sep'emdeiunn, but it does seem to be frightened. Capt. Hall's expedition has effected an entrance into the best Arctic circle. Among the patents issued at the Patent office at Washington, is oue for creeping dolls. A new Turkish iron clad is called . M ukaldemihexgergorshoferin (couclu ded in our next issue). Prisoners have to " cime to the scratch" in a New York police court, the couit room being infested with fleas. 'A boy" explains the thinner of the milk lie carries this hot weather ou the ground that the "cows sweat so." An inscription upon a church bell in Milwaukee reads: "In memory of Min nie d. Hodges, weight 7-4 pounds. PI. 'i 'e the first live proper names of the Uible so as to foim a sentence of chastisement Adam, Seth Eve, Cain Ab-1. A traveling clergyman nn.e opened k prayi r in public with "Oh Lnrd,Thou kno.v. -t that I was in Europe last snm mor. Heretofore the (Herman Democrats of New York have borne beer to Tweed No v they propose to bear Tweed to his bier. 1 he strength of insects is evidently prodigious. A mosquito, for example wiil frequently make a man get out of bed at li ght. A sublime thought Old Fellows and Ma-oiis, like masons and hod fellows ascending a ladder, get up by .1 'h""- I .New ork run rat-OS on tl.o si'l-wokj With f hi; earn Now f..r a Collision ! unl cxi.iu.-ioti ol' iuiantjj M . f t 1 t .!... .e .1 i .ii"'. .'i.ui i;a arniir.-t ,uai. n mio lives to !e u htmilretl, anil nil h r t'-imi- i , , , ly attain a verier itol lie will cer tainly have a Saint 'littery. A San Franeiseocilitor tliu- ail lres-es an () ik!a.i:l l r ; h.r : " Vu wallapus, ou ictic, o I'srulite. von ho-gu- h innno t'hrysis, you yotj O.ikiuui-ler I" The wift? of I). A. Di-I.l, of Uum Itolf, Iowa, lias j ri -enteil hor l ?t I with ehillreti in 1 i years: an.l they aie ail Weil and live tit home with their D.ehL It is with. a view to the fitncrs of: things, the I'roffs.-or f Klueutioji in Urown's 1 rfiivi;rslty is a woman What a worn in don't know about talking isn't Wot th learning. The tdtf tr of an Esstern paper,hav ing received a bsnk tiotc dttii etor, re turtie. I thanks, an 1 modestly asked for some batik notes upon which to test its accuracy. The young men of the Wheeling wa tering phie s have discarded white vets. The young ladies use so much oil on their hair that a vest is only good for one evening ou the piazza. A correspondent a.-ks and then an swers the followint; riddle : What is the diflerencc between the passion for chignons and a storm at sea ? One is a ragjng main, and the other a raging mania. Take away my first letter, T remain unchanged ; take away my second let ter, tl ere is no apparent alteration in me; take away all my letters and I still continue unulierd. The letter eairier. Tfie Knaveries of Tammany have com pelled the (lerinari I) -morruts of New York to abandon their party They say they can abido a few thieves, but there .are too Tam-tna:iy of 'them in Now York. A gVass widow in "York State" has issued lor a divorce, alleging marriage under false pretences as ground for it ! Shades of courtship! Does she suppose there was over a marriage of any other sort ? A Georgia game of base ball broke up in the eighth inning with one arm broken, one eye put out, one jaw dis located, and eighteen fingers "shifted. The game will be fiuished as soon as tho physicians think best. "I wish I had your he id," paid a la dy to her lawyer, who had just solved a knotty point for her. "And I wish I had your heart, responded the lawyer. It was not long before the lawyer's head and the lady's heart went into i partnership fcr life. LIFE IASURAMJB COMPANY. MAINE, OKGAMZED 1818. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENKY CROCKET President. DANIEL SHARP Vice President. W1IITINU II. IIOLLISTEU ...Secretary. This is among t ho Oldest of New Kng laiut Companies, And the Lowest Coin Company IJxtant. PURELY KUTUAL. f i v i l e 11 ! s D e c I :i r c 1 A 11 11 11 a 1 1 . OS TUB CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AN I) AIM'MKI AI-'TKIt THE 8Kro.NI I' A V M K NT. A l.oau ot IO per cent, whsu l)eIrei!. POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in the Union Mutual Life In.-uranee Cmpany by failure to pay the i Premium when due, but are continued in force by the NON FORFEITURE LAW of the State ef Muiiachusetts. Uxanples showing the Viktig of the Law pi. as, oimis vnv urn. Fur Ewmi-i k: A party insuring at the age of thirty . !ivi--pn iniuuu all ea.h. One Annual Premium will continue policy in f.r.cL' years ah 'I 3 ' M Two Aunual Premium will contmue poit-y m f.rce I ytr. 1 I J day. Three Annual Premium- v til rormriuc pu j in foretj s year and 'J 7 day. Four Annual pVmiom .rill o.i.tinr.e p-diey i f..ri-i- S M--r- :nd !'' lys. Five Anraat Premium-, uilt e-ntiatu' p -iiey in free I" vear ar.d :C 5 ON which to 1-uuet NT. s-jTr tun hkks : rs. r iv,,.,n. -'". v"-y i ia f.re- I ;e,r;u.d -;; day, l l ' " - ... . i . :.. I iV- Annual Premium w, eo;unu i-,, j loree o-ar atrl -oi.o. I Ev ywfi.K : Pr-m-ura all Cas'-i Plan Ten bv-j I. ite. timj Annual i lennu'w hi r .... j i,. tit: is-- n -si. y m ( in r, . ....... nb. u f litre.- ;, e ir-. Ex vm ci.k : J'r. luniui jo per cent. .. leu I'aj uo-nt Lift;. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as Term Policy, about - .years and UM day. I'mlowiacnt l.)Ur!r. Kxu,!-t.r: Premium all Cavi-Ae, .15: 'Un, Or lirmrv En b- men!, pava'.le at ilo ,,f f.O. One Annual Fr mium c-ot-tui.i- p-.licv in f r e , a T.-tm P.-iiey. . - . . . V . I i' . . n,;:"l-v ( n-olv - year,, or I yearn an i ...a . "ft minim nil t a:ti ,'e. .v l-i... T.n Y.ar En-b-.wment. piyabl-at th .,' of t , : fine Annual Preno-oii wiU e..1. Term P-ln-y, tirnic pt.Ut-y iu lorvv 7 yeari. , Xo'es on i I'.tidownii nt Policies, Ex ott'i r. : Premium 4o pr rent. Note A g". ,'! ; 1'ian, Ordinary En.biwnicnt. payable at the sjif of Ji, i One Annua! Premium will continue policy in forco a a Term IVdiey about y-firs. I'mmi'I.i: : Prein'Um 10 per cent Note Aje, oj ; Plan, Ten-Year En I vm nt. payable at the ii tn of la. Oitfls Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about f years. Hates, Arts to I.iatHHiti. ir,. isn7. isfi.s. isn'i. 12M7 12101 121i7 127 0(1 fsTKiu:sr RK. f.ifrs ron lflO 2in,o70 It Lossks Paid in T.y 201,100 00 IWTKHKST RkCKIVKU IS EXCESS Of Losskh Paid 39,4 SO 14 Assets this Datr Ovr.n C,O00,000 00 Lossks Paid to Date 1,679,4..3 00 Divikemds Paii in Cash to D.VTF... .951,318 55 Insurakck os 14,000 Pomcies Is Forck over 30,000,ODO 00 This Company is not. restricted to investing its funds in the New England States. From the Report, Of the Auditing Committee, wo find that $1 .1100,000 is now loaned upon estates in tho City of Chicago and near thereto, whero rates of interest are nearly or quite equal to those of tho PaciGc Coast. There is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be secured hy a Policy in the MUTUA L LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. pacific iiiiAMcii ovnris, S. IP. Cor. Cat and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H II JOHN son & CO., General Managers, PaciGc Coast, 13. IV! o iz s m9 CHNERAI, AC.IiNT, OKEOON A WASHINGTON TERRITORY, Portland, KEHP.Y T. titLKSOLD'S COMPOUND FLUID T3x tract a(awlia GRAPE TLT&. Component Pitrtu Fluid Extract flhn bard and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice. FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, R1LLI0US AFFECTIONS, SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, Ac. PU It ELY V E(i ETA 15 L E, COXTAIN 1N(1 NO MERCURV, MINERALS OR DELETER IOCS DIt COS. WW These Pill." are the m.Ht )ltns--nnt pur gative, Hupereiiiig cantor il, rait, mag nesia, Ac. There is tiMl.hig more aecept able to the fcloiu; !i. Tiiey givts tone, and cause neither tiau'-a .r ripiav p.iii.f. They iire eiinpii-'"d of the j'n ." tlifnti. After a few days' im; of tlivui, mm it ;u invigoratioii of the entire eyXem tak '. p!.ie a to apit:ur. uiiraeulou.4 to the weak and ecu i v.oed. II. T. Helmbold's Cuinpouiid X-l-.id Extract Catawba (irape Pilld are t f g;r''-KU d : Koar-eoated 1'iiK pass thi"Uh the si'-tiia' li without dianv ing. eiii.eijiuiiitlv du ii"t produee the de.-ired e'.brt. TilE eVTAWilA C !l A PE PILLS, being pleasant in Ifisfe o.d odr, do not neet--f'a.ite their b. .,s 'j'ar-fiatt:d, and are prepart d aecrliii; to Phartnacy and Chemis try, and are iot I'uUait Mvduines. HENRY T. HSLftBOLD'S H H i II L Y CONCENTRATED COMPOUND I'TuId IC.xtract Saiaparilia. W ill radi-allv exterminate, fr-nn the syytem. St-rofti! t, Syph.ili. Feer Sore-t, Ub ets, S-r j Eyi's, Sore L-g. Son Mouth, St. -re Ilea I, j Rrou-hii!, Skin hiwt-fs, Salt Eh -uui, Cnk- ! ri, Riooiiiig.- from the E.ir, V "hit- Swe'lingt. ' Tutsi"!-!. Cati'--rMM AR'eetious No I J, Iti' kef., J (tandular Swelling-, Niht ;'', Pot.-ii, Ti-tltT, Humor- of .all kiul-, l'hr..ni.- ii!i-u- ! mtti.-mr lv .-p. -p.-ia, a:ol :ti! Ii-;.-; that hue ' li.-t-o -t:iblitietl i'i f lit- i -!!ii f ur vi-iim. I W3 (15 R V I N 1 PRKPARED l.XPRtl-SLY FOR THE APOVE COMPLAINTS, its Pi -.! Par- iliiig roperiif arc gu-aier than any otlo-r ' preparati-'ti of Snr arilla. It' give the j '. km le.vi .n a r!. ;tr ai d Healthy -o r, and j Itftote. the PaMfi.f to a .-t;itff IJi-.i'th and Purity. Fi-r PurisM:. the R!o---l, r-i"ving j all Ct,r-i'e initi .oal Di.e:.,- art-iogj tr Mi :i Impure ft,.!.- of th- P.!....d. and the ! "fi(y Reliable and lai t ;a! K ti.-wti Renn-ly for th-- Cure f l'.iin - and Shi I'iii 4 d' the j R-.iien, Uleeratioii!! of the Thf-at and l.vxf. Lit.leht -, Pnnpit't 'u the F.iv e, L'rv rtp 'at aii'i and a!' S.-a!v Ft i:-..'! -. ' of li.t- S'.m. and hvuu...., ng the t-.n, 1 - 1 ii::xitY t. ti id.Mr.nidn's ! CoN'i'ENTRATED 1 riUID EXTRACT OUCHO, I 'Hit: tiUKAl Dll UEi I' i ,,,, ,, h.,;,,,,-,.,. f x. k .,: t -se Im of tbe r,,tr.i- o:-.o-L 'lit' cure 1 every -ae if DiuUct'- iu Vi'hi h it I OJ I 'iiie i'i t-l"'.' Ol I lie i I -.-IT I " .'!!!. 1 .-i .ue in the P. id if, c.-u-uVa-. ;r..v,'. Ponfc-j du..'. Deir...-it. ,c I Mu.-n- r Mi;kv I - h.irf ,t.,, f.,r EnJeei-lvd an 1 In l -at.- V,,;..! '.tufi-.r, - j ii '.;li Si-it o. ,,.!- vii'L O. ,IM m : 1 1 i ; - p i'. . -n ii .1., !!-- i.r v "f V.f. I R.:. r. 1. of M u. o. i C: o' inc. Weak N'trve-'. fo-iii' li!-. H.-rrt.r r-f Dm ea-c. Wnkefuiiif , Dino.e. . f Yi,, n, Pain in the B.-k. Hot H.i:. l-, Fhobuig of th.? lot iy, j Dryne of the Skin, Eruption .m the Fa-c, j Palii I Coiintfiiant'i'. I u;vei.,! La--itu 2c of i he M u.'-ular Sy -ti m. Ac. I '-ed by pert- n-- fr-m the n;c :f ihteen t. twcety-Sl ve, i,i I in tt.uty live t -. fiOy fin? or in h fticiiii!' or chance of hie ; a Mr e.r-fine i-.o ot or laWr pain ; be-t-w.-t ii-. iu chii ifin. 1' v p,.nniiii H -liob d IN Extra, i of Pu. hu i Iien and ;j JPunfyiiig, and cures a'l Di a.'ft i.n-in. fr :u Habit of -i;-a?! .., nt. 1 1 . v -1 - ,-Hi 1 ! Imorudeuf-i'-i in Life. iumiritie of the ph-od. j ,e., mipel edn2 C.paitt. in A to' -t;.;! f--r ! t ' t : . - . . I . . t - . - i r . i . .- . . . f nicn it i." ur-e , antf r-pni.uie . in -. t o-ii ? - to tlo-tt. Ou -,ic- n"d in connc'tiot'. w,ih H.'.tn lodd's Rose H h. LADIES. In many Uecti .i;. pc. uliar to Lad", the Extr,t P.ttehn is une'i'tailc-l by any other He nietly aiti Ctd-.r .-i- or I'.e'euli .n. I rr-gnl ir- j i!y. Pa in ful nem r Suopie.-i-.n of l"u-t-iuar. j Evacuaf iotis, UoeratH .r S'-birru State ol j the I tern", la ucrvhert or White., S' tioity, i and for ail Complaint irici-U-nt to the s s, whether arisi'ig fr'm I ml i crel i n or ha ii 1 l)i-ipatiiiti. It M preM-iiSa-d e . ten s- i ely by the UM.'t tm'-nrnt rhv-r i.t ant Mi.iwiiM for . En'Vehled ar.d D'lieato Contitnti of both Seses ait'i alt :ilcs. n.T.HELMP.OLD S EXTR CT Rl'CH I CCREs: DISEASES ARISING FROM I M P R ED E.N C ES, HA Ii ITS O F DISS 1 PA HON. Ele.an all their stacc?, at hltle expense, lime or no change in diet, no inconvenience, ami no exposure. Jteau-u- a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby reuniting Ohsirue tions, Preventing nnd Curing Stricture of the Urethra. Allaying Paia and Inllammati m, so frequent in thi class of diseases, and cxpil ling all Puis i nous matter. HENRY T HELM.LD'S IMPROVED RO.E WAS II. rnnnot bo snrpassid as a FACE WASH, and will be found the only specific remedy in every ypecies of Cutaneous Affection. It jquudily eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic, Dryness, Indurations of the Cutaneous Membrane, etc,, dispels Ecdiiesi and Incipient Inllammaiion, Hives, Rasli. Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost. RiteK, ami nil purposes for which Salvos or Ointments aro used. Full and explicit directions accompany tho medicines, Evidences of the most, rosponsiblo and reli able character furnished on Application, with hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and upward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates aud recommendatory letters. Henry T. ilelmboliUs Genuine Pre parations. Sent to any address. Secure from observation. Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters for information, in confidence, to HENRY T. IIELMHOLD, Druggist nnd Chemist. Only Depots: H. T. 'II ELM HOLD'S Drug and Chemical Wnrehoiisfl, No 51)1 Rroad way, N. Y or to II. T. HELMROLD's Medical Do pot, 104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for HENRY T- HELMROLD'S, Jake no Other. Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigars am! Tolmcco, VOOD AND WILLOW WARE &c T IB IS V 8 1 I'2 ' T A li, Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL," Corner of I'Trst and Morrison Htrccts, PORTLAND, OREGON. MessiK. SMITH & COOK f t! AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN I If. .nre an 1 Refitted and RcfVmoM,ed it thn.uirhoiit. making it by far the REST HO TEL IN PORTLAND. N. 15.- II. .t and Cold Ratlin attached to th House for the benefit of ( ii-.-t . SMITH A COOK, Proprietors. Portland, April 11, 1870. 7:tf DALLAS LIVERY- FEED & SALE feSTABLE Coi. Main am! Court Streets, Thos, G. Richmond, Proprietor. T T A VINO PURCHASED THE A ROVE I 1 Stand of Mr A. H. V hit ley. we have re fit n-1 at:d re ,-tieke l it in .-Meh a manner a. will ati-faetorily meet every want of the com modity, Hugg'u--, lte;,.e or dutihlc, Ilarl., Con cord Wa-'dib, etc. tie., Furni-'.'-.d at all h- ir-. .t-iy or ni-Lt, on fl.t-rt H"'i,-t-. Superior SaiDHe Ifor-e., lot by the Day or " t k. TEHMS, REASONAMLE. 4 T. O. RICHMOND WfrjrjA J j . I The ri.:inat -r .f tL t w n letful irtfd:cir, e..i!ll!r to til-'' niT- 1 and tithin i ii f . i i ;('.;.- If lln.t; i,i A lit. I. I ..t .! I .!'' ' J"' i" ' '' ' ' ha n v . " v v r 1 t U -T-.com I'ijh t lo -:ie. '1 Ju e i'U (' ..f tl,ii i'.i t i- ' an 1 ii; S'..i t -irivty t.( to.-rt i tft u. a :. dn .M' i-;. , u.i' n- u i unii is .!: t r. in in '.rw -t !:..;,. S ,, t.,-,'.,at.d it.t-cu! - t c. .,.,.,.,,.;,.,. it h;- .(..ouhed lb-, n.-.in-l f...-,::!V, a,rt U -f m- t-t pt.y- ' f , . ! . !i -.,,.' the V 1 1 -! C.iijO;., u -jir- ngtht.Ji.-i tp- t-ie-a and punaer- j ;:ie i ! ' rl. E it m t .il an t (h.-r-v-i'- I 1 , n i I v ,u.f j i , Ii, . it tst n it f I! v of ' I illi t he i - '';!' I a i.' li.la -II ' i'i . of .". .. .;.'.. .Vvivi.iial Pir.-H.-c., Mu,..ral p-tn-oii?, -;. j t f i .u.i Veto-rial I ' ;ea m- i-n-jtloir ef-:e.-t- .i i e c ra I : i? -d and v ie.r oi 4ro''ft iin-t a '!' r ....'... e. tab ;l to. -1. ,. , i. .' , ,vi.'r . n't If- ti, .- ,-i?f Of Ada, in nh'.rt all the t.um-roiis dic.aM-i au-; i bv hud lira o ia -re I by ti.-V l-owerOt!, punO in; and invigorating uiedieine. F-r ' r ' i if," .".'i .. ...'. . Mt.d ilihtt'i.t? 1 ' rt i i i it, it 1 ;! r oio d l.nsi :r i- .! i i J - . t ssiii p.lto-.U-ni Ciitoi wliU" . Oii-r m--t;. o.o had tau-'i. 'I he pr.-i net i i !' r f J ' ' rt war J f r a m- !i ine that w ill plaS it (!: CH.-i' tif trie ! .i,o: ; !. l.e-tlire f ! i ! r 1; it ix fii-.;u;i j !,.' ait I-li'K ' , iO;'.'"-i e liuit iiiv iia J t i nl St tlnp, who ii !- a j.i.'iitrt f( -.icu nt' ,- J I . -i' i - oj i.fj if.- t t, ! i'ie v ra per. Ttd.i ! no lO.-wie i f l e ji' f l 7or j - r l...tur, Pie;-arc i by R. V. PIEUCE.M. D.. soie Pr" riei-r, at hi elieu.i . l.af-otat-.iy, Eoi r-eneca .! r. 1 1. lluloiio. N. Y. .Janef.i.E; .'m. DRUG STORE. Northwest Comer !I.iIh and 3IHI Sts., D lI.I.Asi, ()t;N. I J AYING PURCHASED the OLD STAND 1 I fount rly helot. .c'u to W. S. R bl, and wishing t live and let live, we will s 11 at low tales, FOR CASE, everything ia our line: Vvuv: fi'alt'iil .TZcriicitiCM, And all Kinds of PUP. E I,IQU'RS, put up expressly tor Medicinal u.-e. im:hfu.!i:hu;s of am. kinds. Cream 'Itrt:r, S.ilenifus, Sf?nt Jiird S. e, Fit nits, Oih, i'artihfic.t, l rustics, J)(ti)(s(lC l)ljCS, 'is!iiiuj Powders, And everything else that is kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. I NICHOLS & CO.VO. Druggists. Tho standard remedy for Coughs, III fluenza, Stire Throat, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Bronchitis. Weeding of tlie Lungs, and every afieetioii of tho Throat. litingM and Chest, includ ing: Co'suinptioii. Wist ar k Halsam does not dry up a Cough, but loosens it. cleanses the Lungs, allayst Irritation, thus removing the cause of the com plaint Vone gttnulnc unless sign-; cd I. mr rm Prepared by Kin II W. FOIVLE fe WIN, IIoton. Sold lv HFnniNCiTOX, IIOS TI'lTTiilt St CO.. Man Francisco, attd by dealers generally. 10-iy Itv. CLAKK'M London "FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS." R. CLARK'S I17VIG0RAT0R giret ftrength to the aged and debilited. It is especially dcBigned for young men who Lav wasted their vigor by execaeca of every kind, and all persons whoso ny-steins have become weak by imprudence, are completely restored by its use. Price One Dollar. TTfUt. CLARK'S PURIFIER clcana the blood from all impurities; such an Scrof ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humors of every sort. Bad Rreath. Offensive Pers piration, Foul FeeL Catarrh, Discharges from the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of the Hair, Ulcer?, Roil., Pimple?, I'Jotehen, and all di.-euee of the Skin. It is alao beneficial in dicaoii of the Lungs and Digestive Organs. Price One Dollar. R. CLARKE'S PANACEA relieves pain of every description; Headache, Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, Pains in the Breast and Limbs. It is invalo able remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and no family should be without it Price One Dollar. R. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain cure for all wcikiicss of the Oenito-UrinaJy Orjrans, and discharges of a inuco purulent nature, Leueorihaoca, (Jonhorrhaa, Spenna torrho a, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily cured by its usc. Price One Dollar. R. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females only, is. guaranteed to correct all special irregularities of Single Ladies. Married La dies are aeeuttorncd not to u.e it when in a certain condition, as it. fleet a would be too powerful. Price One D'dlar. All of these celebrated" remedies are prepared from Fluid Extract, under our immediate Fupcrvirdon, and are warranted fretb and pure. AH afflicted pcr-oiis Lould ' send a carefully written tlat-ment of their Hiltuents to Dr. Clark, are! the proper remedy will be sent to their address. Dr. C!ark can be consulted personally at his offie, and w ill furnish all the ntecsi-ary av'uuiutodatior? to patients wLo place themselves under libs fare. All letters adddrcSM-Ml, DR. J. CLARK. OCiice, 1,C70, Broadway, New York Sl-lv I THE NEW POOD. y,t; f rlVKCii r - J t .vv-- -in sr X??J' ll ,v? V 'All j -f c.V,-""'"Ji- 'i-' v. f-.i J ! : j .j;t,rJ Cli'S j ' For a f iw cents yon can bay of your Grocer or Druggist a feckssroof SEA 310SS FARIN'E, mtide from pure Irish 3Ioss, or CarnRTCcii, wltlch will niato sixteen quarts of Diane Mange, r.ntl a lite quantity of Pud ciIhs, Custards, Creams, Char- j lotto. Dussp, Are. It is tho j eheajicrst, healthiest, and most tlelieious food in the world. It j makes a splendid Dessert, and j has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and i hihli-eji. A (ilorions Chamrc ! ! Till: (JKK.VT WORT.IVS TONIC, Plantation Bitters. X!iis won!oTnl vcrjrlntl ro!orativo is s!icc!-z?ii-rlirrof l!i tfcoMo asul 3eMIi ii ionic :s:l ronSinl far tlic n&vd nsil lass-jisicl, it. nrliirs. Ah : r:sci2y far tEs itcrvotH woaSiiitviS lo wSiieli uotsicn arc especially sitl) jrt, it is MiperscdiMjy every oilier sliisnslmil. lit nil Cli isiales tropical, tensperate or frigid, it acts a4 fspeciflc ia every species of disorder which tindertiicaeii the Eiottily Mreagtli and lrealis down tlie auicaal spirit. For sale hy all OruggiMs. 231y lTAIILl!?!IIIiI LSIli. lriiol A. M;IiAiISOIV, GENERAL COBIBIISSIOKr MERCHANT, SAN Fit AN CIS CO, riRALER IX Drugs. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Dye Stuffs and General Merchandise, Ity the Package Only. Cash Orders for this or any Foreign Market, will receive prompt and Faithful Attention, v Miners, Manutacturcm and Wholesale Trade Supplied for Cash. No notice or attention paid to Orders for Goods, if there is no provision made for the payment of the same. Terms Not Cash, on Deli cry, in U.S. Gold Coin. N. B. Consignments of Oregon Product, Grain, Wneat, Flour, &c. elicited. 43 U
