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3lu .(Dragon SUp bit exit. DALLAS, SATURDAY, NOV. 11 Whom First we Love. by Julia ward ho we Whom first we love, you know wo pcHoui wert ! ltmomlea us all. And hfo nideod, is not The thing we planned it out cro hope was lead; 1 And then we women cannot choose our hit. ! Much must bo borne which it is hard to he ir ; i Much given away which it were gwvet to keep. God help us all ! who need indeed His care. And yet, I know the Shepherd loves His Bheep. My little boy begins to babble now Upon my knee his curliest infant prayer : lie has his father's eager eyes, I know. And they say too, his mother's sunny hair. But when he sleeps and smiles upon my knee, And lean feel his light breath eonio and go, I can think of one Heaveu help and pity me! Who loved mo, and whom I loved, long ago. Who might have beou ah ! what I dare not think. We are all changed. God judges for the best. God held us to do our duty, humbly, and not shrink, And trust in heaven humbly for the rest. But blame us women not, if some appear Too cold at times and some too gay and light; Some griofs gnaw deep; sumo woes are hard to bear ; Who knows the past ? Anil who can judgo us right ? Ah, were we judged by, what we might have been, And what wo are to ant to fall ! My little child ho sleeps between These thoughts and mo. Iu Heaven wo shall know all. Weather Record tVr October, lsil. Kept by T. Pearce, Eola, Oregon. North Lat. il 57," West Long. 12:j 5" Sept. 1. mean temp. 5$, clear, wind N. ,, 2, 5$, clear, wind X. 1 ,, 3, ,, 50, clear, wind N. 4, 55, clear, wind N. 5, 53, clear, N. fog in val. m. 6, 54 clear, wind X. 7, 43, cloudy, S. light, shwr. 8, 1 44, cloudy X.W. light hr. 9, ,, 43 clear, wind X". frost ., 10, 46, clear, X. fog in valley. 11, 55, cloudy, wind X.W. 12, 51, clear, wind X. 13, 48, clear, wind X. 14, 50, clear, wind X. 15, 47, dr. X. frst. fog in val. 16, 46, clr. N. frst. fog in val. 17, ,. 57, clear, wind Xr. 18, ., 50, clear, wind X. 19, 50, cloudy, wind S. f. 20, 52, cloudy, wind S. ,,21, 49, clear, wind X". 22, 51, cloudy, wind S. 23, 46, rain 0-25 in. wind S. 24, 45, rain 0-21 in. wiud .. t 25, 4S r tin ;:?. wind s.W. ,, 26, 52, rain 0-l2 in. wind S. 27, 45, rain 0 OS in. wind ii, 28, 40, cloudy, v:u l X. r 29, ,, 41, ckr. X'. frst. fog in val. j 30, 35, cler. X. frt. tV.g in val 31, 40. cler. X. frit, fog in val. Rain in inches for the month of Oct. H71, 068 in. Clear I'J days. Cloudy, 7. Mean temperature lor month liignest on lsi ana z . uowcu . the 30 th. on Traveling Stones. Many of our readers have doubtless heard of the famous traveling stones of Australia. Similar curiosities have been found in Nevada, which are de scribed as almost round, the majority of them as large as a walnut, of an ir.u v j nature. When distributed about upon j the floor, table, or other level surface within two or three feet of each other, they immediately began traveling toward a common ceutre, and there huddled up in a bunch like jJotof eggs in a nest. A single stone, removed to the dis tance of three and a half feet, upon being released at once started with wouderful and somewhat comical celer ity, to join its fellows ! taken away four or five feet, it remained motionless They are found in a region that is a comparative level, and is nothing but bare rock. Scattered over this barren region are little basins, from a few feet to a rod in diameter, and it is in the bottom of these that the rolling stones are found. They are from the size of a pea to five or six inches in diam eter. The cause of the stones rolling together is doubtless to bo found in the material of which they are composed, uhch appears to bo loadstone or mag netic iron ore. Chicago Fire. A remarkable in stance of courage andpresence of mind is told of Mr. E. I. Tinkham, of the Second National IJauk. On Monday morning, before the fire hid reached that building, Mr. Tinkham went to the safe and succeeded in getting out $G00,000. This pile of greenbacks he packed in a common trunk, and hired & colored man for 81,000 to convey it to the Milwaukee depot. Fearing to be recognized in connection with the pre cious load, Mr. Tinkham followed the man for a time at some distance, but oon lost sight of him. lie was then overtaken by the fire storm, and was driven toward the lake on the south Side. Here, after passing through several narrow escapes from suffocation he succeeded in working his way, by eome means, to a tugboat, and got round to the Milwaukee depot, where here he found the colored man waiting for him, with the trunk, according to uromise. Mr. Tinkham paid him $1,000, and tartedTor Milwaukee. The money wae i safely deposited in Marshall & UiSley'8 j w iuai uny. j Facts and f ancies. Foot Notes Shoemaker's bills. A tidy drink Neat brandy. A tail that never wags A cart tail. Unpleasant strains of music Crack ed voices. Maids of honor Those who do not jilt their suitors. ,,T, , , r . , . hen a lady faints, what figure UOCS sC 'el i oil may bring Her Some husbands, though anything but sharp, are awfully shrewd. Urigham Young is three score and ten, so are his wives. Few amateurs can play Shylock Few actors can do a Jew. In regard to newspapers, young la dies prefer those which make the most bustle. Woman's rights women may yet as pire to position m the navy; Lot's wife was an old .salt. It's your tall fellows who are luckiest in love. Your '.adiofW are all iu favor ot lly-mcu. Why is a feeble m m like a nail driven up to the head in a post? lie is in iirui. Josh Killings says "knowing how to sit square on a bile, without hurting, is one ot the lost arts." A young girl may be sure a man loves her unutterably when he sits in her presence fur an hour without speak iug. When Horace Greely is asked what kind of music he prefers, ho answers, " the song of the harvest, three beets to the measure.'' " What," asked -Margarita of Cecilia, "what, dearest, do you think is really the food of Cupid ?" And Cecilia a n s w e r e d , k ' A r r o w - r o o t . " A Western paper accuses a contem porary of '-dirty meanness," und frankly adds: We want him to understand that two can play at that game " 'Why do you call me. birdie, my dear?" inquired a wife of her husband, lieeame" was the answer, you are always associated in my mind with a bill." A man named Pepper gave a party, and one of his guests on entering the room exclaimed. "My dear Mr. l'-'p-p'.'r how glad you must b to see your friends mustered !" A blind mendicant who frequents the Hue St. ilotiore h is the following .in. no ineem at allixed to his bosom 'llind! Father of four children the result of a terrible accident V A person who was sent to privm f r marrying two wives. exeu.rd him-. If by the gross libel on the gentle sex. that when he had one she fright him. but when he got two the fough: tacit other. An Kngli-hman having paid an Irish shoeblack with rudeness, was t.ius ae costed by the " dirty urchin:" "Mv honey, all the polish you h.ve is upon your boots, and. I guv you that " An old farmer, who was asked by an I ..... . . . ' L' 1 i;iinnin mi attorney jr mere were any pr tf girls in his neghborhuod, an. -twer.-J : "Yes, sir, lots of Vm ; so nmny that tney cm t all lmi respecta ble husbands, and fttely s om i of 'em's been taking up with lawyers." "I w;is not aware that you knew him," s t;d Tom Smith to an Irish friend the other day. " Know him V said he, in a tone which comprehended the know ledge of more than one life, "t knew him when his father was a boy. "I believe that mine will be the fate of Abel, said a devoted wife to her hits, band one day. "IIv so?" replied the husband. "Because Abel was killed by a club, and your club will kill me if you continue to go to it every night." They were discussing a masquerade and endeavoring to select the characters in which they should go. " How shall I go ?" said our very tall and slender friend William. 'Chalk your head and go as a billiard cue," was the responce. "Tell that man to take off his hat in coift," Kaid a judge, the other morn ing, to an officer. The offender, who turned out to be a woman, wearing the fashionable sailor hat, indignantly ex claimed, "I am no man sir." Then lam no Judge," said his honor. A mother who had with her a little daughter, was examining the figure of a horse on a tombstone, and wondering of what it was au emblem. There was nothing to explain it iu the inscription. "Mamma." said the little one, as they moved away "1 shouldn't wonder if she died of the nightmare." Said a fop to a young lady, " That gold ring on your finger is emblematical of my love for you, because it has no end." "And it is emblematical ot mine fo&you," said the lady, -'because it has no beginning." A man lost, his wife, and had a stone erected over her grave. Ho married a second wife ; when she died he had the gravestone split, and it thus served lor the two departeds. n i to a thinl ; but sho iocl , edt e fler with the remark, I do uot believe thai etone will split again. UiVIOJV MUTUAL m lYvmriviiiji iP maim:, organized 1818. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. UENHY CROCKET l'rceulcnt. DANIEL SHARP Vico Presulent. WHITING H. JIOLLISTER Secretary. This is among the Oldest of Sew Eng land Companies, And the Lowest Coin Company Extant. PURELY MUTUAL. Dividend Declared A n n n a 1 1 y. ON TUB CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AND AI'J'LIRI AKTKR THE RKCoXI PAYMENT. A I.oau of lO percent. wli Desired. POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED " the Uni.m Mutual Life Iimmmeo Company ly failure to pay tbe Premium whe due, but are continued in force by the N O N FORFEITURE LAW of the'Sute of Massachusetts. Esanplca showing the Working of the I.au. ri-AS, oiti'iNAHY Lira. Fun ExAMi-tK : A party urnm attho age of thirty-five premiums all cash. One Annual Premium will continue policy in forced vcars and H iays. Two Annual Premiums will contmue policy in force t vearsand 1- days. Three Annual Premiums v nl continue policy in force' y-ar ami days. Four Annual Premium will eoiumne policy m force S years and 1 day?. Five Annual I'lcmium: will c.n .aue policy in force 10 year and .' d-v. s wan in i'i:t t r. n r. sotk hv bkkn tiivri. Two Ai.uu.il Premiums will continue policy in foic- ' years ;md LMO div.-. Three Annual l'r, miuins w i rnu - i.i force I v r and lay. Five AiirHi.il Premium-. iH continue p-diey in force 7 yc.tr and d.tvs. IU KMi't i: : Prtmium all ' Vo, PisnTn P.-y- .iivtit I.ior. lm; Annua! I rvm.iUU Hi. c Ml - ;.!.. t.oli-v i:i f-r. c, as a i rui !--V. :io uf ?'hi e yc.irs. Exi-tR: Preminni 1" p-r'-ent. Note Piar, i',. IV.vnir-n! I.tic. li- Aur.'i d Premium wiH continue policy iu t- rrc as a lcrui iimc v. about 2 vt ars and 100 day. EndownuTit Flirics. Ewvru:: Premiums nil Casi -Age, : j ; Plan. Ordinnrv Endawwcnf, TM at the f !,). One Annual Prcm um wi'l con-tm-.i.- p .ii-y in force as a Term Policy, rovn-lv : years or year and days. K y wi-i.k :" Premium all Ca? 1 A sjc, o. ; PI in Ten Year Endowm-nt, p.iyablo at the an. One Annual Prciimm iii con- tiuue p'oiicy 7 years. in force i a lrrm l Nolo- ou f ludowni. nt Policies. l-:vAirr K: Premium to per cent. NoteAge, :i; Piati. Ordinary Endowment, payablo at the a'i- of One Annual Premium will continue 'policy in force as a Term 1'oliey iihout years. Kxami-i.k: Premium 10 per cent Note Age, 3. ; Plan, Ten-Ye ir Krulowmci.t, payable at the aje of I.i. One Annual rremiutu will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about a years. Kates, Assrta t; Uabllltles. IKoo. 121K7 ISC-: isr,s. 12101 121i7 12700 Intbkkst Receipts kok lSfV.i f 210,170 It Lossk Paii in ISC,'.).... 201,1 DO Oil IsiTEtlfcST R.BCKIVEII 1H KjhKSS Of Losses Paid 39,130 14 Assets this Datk Over f.,000,000 00 Losses Paid to Date 1,179,133 00 I)ivinExns Paid ixCash to Pte... 951,318 55 I.VSVRANCB OX 1 1,000 PoMCIES Ix Force over 30,000,000 00 This Company is not restricted to investing its funds in the New England States. Krcm the Report of the Auditing Committee, we find that $!.fi00,O0 is now loaned upon estates in the City of. Chicago and near thereto, where rates of interest arc nearly or quite epual to those of the Pacific Coast. IVierc is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be scoured by a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC IlItANCII OFFICK, S. W. Cor. Col. and Kearney Streets, SAX FRANCISCO, CAL. H H JOHNSON & C0.9 General Managers, Pacific Coast. UK ACJENT, 0KBa0N WASIIINOTON TE11 TERRITORY, I HENRY T. HELMOOLD'S COMPOUND FLUID Hxtract Catawba oxvxIi: pills. Component Ports Fluid Extract Flhu bard and Fluid Extract Catawba Grope Juice. FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, HILLJOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK OR NERVOUS IIEA I A C ! I E .COS T I V E N E S S , Ac. PURELY VE ETA RLE, CONTAIN IN ( NO MERCURY, MINERALS OR DELETE RIO US DRUCJS. Ci JV3C-, ft 1& These Pills are the moat pleasant pur gative, superseding cantor oil, salts, mag nesia, Ac There is nothing more acceptable- to tho htomach. They give tone, and cause neither nausea nor griping pains. They are composed of the fnnxt !:njrvd!ciitH. After a few days' use of them, Mich iui invigoration of the entire pystem takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak and enervated. 11. T. llehnbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are not Migar-coid. d ; sugar-coated Pills pass through the stomach without dissolv ing, conseiuentl v do not produce the desired effect. THE CATAWI1A GRAPH PILLS, being pleasant in tuste and odor, do not necessitate their being sugar-coated, and are prepared according to Pharnfacy and Chemis try, and are not Patent Mediunes. IP HENRY T. HELSIBOLD'S HIGHLY CO X C E X TRATED C O M PO 1 1 X I Fluid l:tract S;uaparilla Will radically cstcrutin.il'i from the pyftem Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Exes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Heal, Pronchitis, Skin itseascs. Salt Rheum, Cank ers, Runnings from tins Ear, White Swellings Tumors, Cancerous Alice fi.oi.s Nodes, Rickets, Glandular Swellings, Night Sucas Ra.-h, Tetter, Humors id' all kinds, Chronic Rheu ui itisiu, ly .-j .-ia, and all li-ca.-es thai hue beeu established iu the sytteiu for yeari. P5W REIXG PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE AROVE COMPLAIN IS, its Ll .od Pur ifying properties arc greater tb::i any other preparation of Sars;u.,iii!!a. It gie. the Complexion a Clear a)d ILalthy t'oh.r, and Restores the i' tiicnf to a ,-tatc ot Hca'i h and Purity. For Purifv U'- r th-t Li 1, removing all Chronic Constitutional Di-.a?es 'arising from au Impure state oj the Rlood, and the only Reliable and ElLctual Known Remedy fr the Cure f Pain and Swelling of the Rone. Ulceration of the Throsit and Lees, Rlotches, I'ltiij-!' i on the Fa e, Erj sir.elas an I and all Sciiiy Eruptions of the Skin, and lieautiiyiug the Complexion, HEM1Y 1. tlf-:i.MIKl.lTS ttXCEX TRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU, THE tiilEAT DIULLTIC, has cured every a-e of Di.tht in which 'if has Wen given. Irritation (' th" Nck of the R'.t-I-b r and loll imatiojt uf the Kidu-v s. Ul ceration of th.- K i.iuejs and Rlaudrr. Re-Umtboi of Urine !;-. of the Pro-trate Giar.d. .-..in; iu L i I j. r. 'rtlculo t!;.v-l, ilrick- dul 1 p :t , a?:d .V.ncu or Ii -' bar::-.'. ac t f-r I'n.e.-bU'd !?!, -.! -.,rl:.it.Tt.iri of h.'Al ce-, alfrl! ! 1 rt n !i t!,- toii-.wio-r iilptoto : 1 leit Oil! , 'I Jo I' i !.... .. J'ow.-r, I. i-i Mv-ii ty !:fi--u.; of LreaJii mg. Weak N. r; . lr. Hbtn;;. 11 -rrof Dm ,, Wakefulf- S, Dttuu- . "i Vr-ioii. P.ti in Hi.' Pack. Hot Haiol--.- Flu -d.'.l.g of the Ib.ly, DtVUe. f tbe Skin, Ertipfico on toe, 1 ace, Pall.d t'onnlcti.io.-e, I'liikrtmi L.i'.olule of the Mucular Sy-tcm, Ac. U-cd by person from tl: sm of eighteen to twtity iic, and froia thirty live to (illy live or in the decline :f change of I io : alter con fine incut yr labor pains ; bed-wc'.tbig in children. M Lnbol V I'xtract of Rm-hu i Diuretic and Lloo l I'iiiifying, and cures a!! D;ca- ! ari dng (roiu Habits ot Dis.-ipation, an I lixcesses and Imprudcuc-.-; in Li;c, I v. 1 1 it i-- of !,c llbo.d, Ac., mipci n-'Ung Copaiba in Affcctnits for which it is ii. -h and SyphiUiic A if ! ion in ttt.'sc I'i.-ica-i - used in connection with Jltliu bidd's Rose Wa.-h. LA DIES. In many Affections peculiar to Ladies, the Extract Ruehu'is unentailed by tiny other He-mcdv---!i - in Chhr or P.c.'enti mi, Irre-ular-itv, Paiofulncp-i or Suppression of Customary Evacuation... t'lecraied or Sehitrus State of the Uttriis, Eou-orraoa or Whites, St ri'dity, and for ail Cc-mpiaiuts incident to the ;'.o:-;. whrdhcr .'irising Irom I n 1 i o re! ion or habits of Dissipation. It i.- prescribed vxtciiively by the niott eminent Physicians and Midwive.s f,r En'"cch!-.:d and iKlo ate Const. luSi--us of both Sexes and all ag'-s. II. T. 1IELMROLDIS EXTRACT RUCHU CURES DIS EASES ARISING FK'M IM PRUDENCES, II A HITS F DISSIPATION. Etc.,in all. their stages, atiittle expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. It causes a frequent desire, and -gives strength to Urinate, thereby rem ving Obstruc tions, Preventing and Curing Strictures of the Urethra. Allaying Pain and lull animation, so frcriuent iu this class of diseases, and expel ling all Poitcuous matter. HENRY T HELM.. -ED'S 'IMPROVED ROSE WASH, cannot lie surpassed as a PACE WASH, and will bu found the only specific remedy in every npoeies of Cutaneous Affection. It speedily eradicated Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic Dryness, Indurations of tho Cutaneous Membrane, etc,, dispels Redness and Incipient lnllimnniiion, Hives. Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost Rites, and all purposes for which Salves or Ointments are lisedfr Full and explicit directions accompany the medicines, Evidences of the most rosponsiblo and reli able character furni.-hed on application, with hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and upward of .'50, ODD unsolicited certificates and recommendatory letters. Henry T. Ilolmbolil's ;cmiine l're pa rat Ions. 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. IIELMnOLD, Druggist and Chemist. Only Depots: 11. T. llELMRORD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No .V.H Rroadwny, N. Y., or to 11. T. HELMROLD's Medical De pot, 101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, REWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for J UENJIY T UELMliOLDU Take no OUicr. G. Is. g TIL BEALEll IN Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigars and Tobacco, WOOD AMD WILLOW WARE &c. D A I, I, AS, OKEGON. Til E OCCIBI2 IV T A 1, Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL," Corner of First and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. Messrs. SMITH & COOK Tl AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN I House and Refitted and Refurnished it throughout, making it by far the REST HO TEL IN PORTLAND. N. R.- Hot and Cold Baths attached to tho House for the benefit of Guests. SMITH & COOK, Proprietors. Portland, April 11, 1S70. 7:tf DALLAS LIVERY, FEED & SALE Cor. Main and Court Streets, Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED THE A ROVE Stand of Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re fitted and re stocked it in such a manner as will satisfactorily meet every want of the com munity. Buics single or double. Harks, Con cord Wagons, ftr., etc., Furnished at all hour, day or night, on tdiort notice. Superior Saddle Horses, let by the Day or Week. TERMS, REASONABLE. t T. G. RICHMOND The originator of this wonderful medicine claim t have di . . .r.d . ...,..,. iu hilitiltiifl more of A (?.'!,' l.',-t i i I ri,jii It't'li- t-.if jtti'j ((' than w.i.- vtrbcfwrs 'o.jni.im. , n one int li ir.e. The .- i tci.ee of tins fact i found iu the variety of most ob.-tmiuc di.-easc j which it h;i.-i In t ii found u onoucr. In the ! euro d Hru-.H ('('. ,V tor t '... and theiarly "-'f iTcso! fViii.'ii.'ir.w, if has usti'tiif he l tbe m licul facuitv, and hou-lre is of the Let pby--ici.itis pr-iu,une ii l! .';.( i.,dirc,( -''iyj tit? " . Whiic it cuics the M.-vtrtst C'.ugiif. il length. the todem and purities the bl.,.,d. Rv ii ..' .- of and f'-.-i '. ("ii V"" ' '"' ' ' ' " it ' "-'. i tin or 1! 'in it W,..-t j ' to ii. o ,ir. i,oti .v. v rcttn 1 l, !,!.- t:, Mineral ponoii Uihtic and .'. m.l Ih-' mm r, aud ttuir eJ iv( I' lit, c r . i 1 1 .m. I v ; oroiiM If tilth arid a oHt.V i i,,, mi, fn f ; , i ., j - t j, J, tfH,',ffai', Stiff S )! l .!' , ' ,'o , S' lih " A'o,gA S'. '.i', iri.-hoti ti-v numerous diseases c.i-.ih.j , t.y ,.(. f,:,,,,,!, arc coioiucte 1 bv this j owcriu'. puriti ir.g and invigorating medicine J'il,:t," ittitt'tt iiiK.ii di i x and .'...( o-.!' l ify,rr,',oji, it hi.? j reduced hun dreds oi pcr:eet and crmum ut cure; where r medic, utt had i'iiiicd. The proprietor tfer $100 reward for a meili- ine that v. ill iipi.d it iu t!ie care of the iliscascs for which it is iccouiu;:;ilo.t. Re ware f '- a and 'cm tUh iiut,iit,,i. See that my Gov crutu .iit ta m j . which ts a yc.ffv tnnrii,ftr ,' .;.:.'.".", is upon the out.ide rapper. This m'di- inc is S,.!d hi I ,..fil almf llofuc jh r f..,!'U. Prepared by r". PIERClfl. D., solo Proprietor, at his chemical Laboratory. l.V.i Seneca sirecci, buffalo, N. Y. June od,lo-oin. DRUG STORE. Northwest Coruer Main and Mill St., DALLAS, tX. H AVING PURCHASED the OLD STAND formerly b-d .-nging to W. S. Rohb, aud wishing to live and hi. live, we will sell at low rates, FOR CASH, everything in our line: 3)p:is, Patent SiMlicines, And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up expres.dy lor Medicinal use. iM'.it:UMs:im:s of am, kinds. Also, Saihf. Cream Tartar, &(i!ertt!i'$,-Sdrot Ilird Seed, Piihh, Oih, 'trnihcs, IirnJest Domestic Dyes, W,i s h i tuj Pc xrdc r., And everything else that is kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. I NICHOLS COM). Druggists. The standard remedy for Coughs, Iu. lltuMiza, Sore Throat, Whoopliw Cough, Croup, Liver Complainf, llronchHis, Itlcniiiig of ti.e lmjrs, and every allerttoii of the Throat, Luns and Chest, includ ing Consumption. Wistar s Italsam does not dry up a Cough, hut loosens it. cleanses tho Lungs, allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the com plaint. N'ono genuine unless sign-" ed I. llUTTS. Prepared hv sirni XV, I )YLi: Si SON, " Huston. jSoId lv HIJDDINCJTON, IIOS. Tin'TiiH t CO., San I-'rancisro, aud b dcttlci 6 generally. lG-Iy Dr. Cli All K'8 JLondon IJcmeciics, "FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS." BR. CLARK'S INVIG ORATOR gkci strength to the aged and debilited. It is especially designed for young men who have wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind, and all persons whose systems bave become weak by imprudence, are completely restored by its use. Price One Dollar. R. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleans tho blood from all impurities; such as Scrof ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humors of every sort. Bad Breath. Offensive Pers piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from the car, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of the Hair, Ulcers, Roils, Pimples, Blotches, and all diseases of tho Skin. It is also beneficial in diseases of the Lungs and Digestive Organs. Price One Dollar. Ut. CLARKE'S PANACEA relieves pain of every description; Headache, Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, Pains in the Breast and Limbs. It is invaln ablc remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and no family should be without it. Price One Dollar. It. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain cure for all weakness of the Genito-Urinaiy Organs, and discharges of a muco purulent nature, Leucorihaoea, Gonhorrho-a, Sperma torrhoea, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily cured by its use. Price One Dollar. R. CLARK'S REG ULATOR, for females only, is guaranteed to correct all special 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 iinuiediato gnperi?i'Jn, and are warranted fiesh and pure. All afilicted persons should send a carefully, written statement of their ailments to Dr. Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent to their address. Dr. Clark can be consulted personally at his ofile, and will furijit-h all the necessary accommodations to patients who place thctu?e!vt3 under his care. All letters alldrcssed, DR. J. CLARK. Offiiee, 1.270, Broad way, New Y'ork 3j-1y THENEWP00D. For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FA1UNE, made from pure Irish 3Ioss, or Carrageen, which will nrnko sixteen quarts of IUanc 3Iauge, ami a like quantity of Pud dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Unsse, kt It is tho cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. A Mioricus Change !! THF. (3MEAT WORLD'S TOXIC. Plantation Bitters. Thin wonderful vegetable restorative is iUvt lacctstn e'liorof i!io fi'!'!?lo ::nd lc!:ili tated. As :i to:s: ::i3;l cordial aor tin agvil iiml l;tt?tiid, it .s iso ct2tsal si:r?S;X f.Join arSascs. it vesnt'dy for tlio i2er-osis weakness to w!iicli women sire especially sub ject, it is M?perseds3: crry other stiinsUrmt. In nil CH nststes, tropical, tenaperate, or frivrid, it i?c!i :i specific in ci'ery species of tssorJlcp which undermines tlra T;odily streiif ?i tintl ItreaSts lo n the animal spirits. For sale liy all Drujjjjists. I5-ly '"- ?X - 'I - VI B rt -A-x i $k i i:sT.iiLisiii;D is in. KriU'st A. C:i55iA.I)SOA, general coranissiow KERCH AWT, SAX I'll AN CIS CO, I'E A LKIt IJf Drugs. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Dye Stuffs and General merchandise, Ky Ik Fackaffe Only. Cash Orders fur this or nny Foreign Market, will reiH'ivo prompt anl Fuilliful Attention. Miners. Mantitaeturcr and Vholesale Trade Stiilled for Cas-h. Xonotioo or atfontion pa?J to Orders for Goods, if there is no provision mtulo for tho payment of t ho san e. Terms Net Cash, on Poli cry, in U.S. Gold Coin. N. B. Consignments of Oregon Troducr, Grain, Wheat, flour, &c, Solicited. tf
