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Newspaper Page TextV Town a couhty mm. JAILLJLS, SAXURPY, .JAN. 15, 1872. Honey Market tL&teat New York. Gild (Juotatioafl .Legal Tenders in Portland-: .Ul 4&llas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by Q. B. 6tUe, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. OATS 62J 75c. BARLEY $1 " iFLOUR $5 $6 50 bbl. Sksjl 62 (a) 91 74 CORN MEAL 4c. p lb. BEANS 6c. tb. BACON Sides. 13 15o lb. " Shoulders. Sc. to 10c. "0 lb j 5IAMS 14 16c lb. ; POR51 Dressed, 6 cents. j Pickled, 8c. to 10c. T3 lb. j JB UTTER Firltins 25 30c lb.! ..Rolls. 35 lo 40c. lb. j ' -EaOS So doi. JiARD Bulk, 14c ; tins, 15 (POTATOES Erora Wagon, $1 busbeb .ONIONS $2 bushel. ! APPLES Green, 50o A bbl. " Dried, 6c $ tb. jCHEESE New Oregon, 2fl 1$ 25o B. HinKENS 2 50 (3) $3 doi. ; T,URKEYS 7 - ft eacli. DRIED PLUMS 16 j lb. WOOL 33ic tb Rer J. James will preach at the M. E. Church to-morrow evening. The Latest Importation. Finecutchew-ing tobacco, at G. B. Stiles'. 'Tom Richmond while out Jiun ting the other jimj , killed' deer and a wild cat. WantedCommupicfttionj on local matters from any portion of the county, at the Rkpub jLica.x Office. Messrs. Richardson A Garrison have -a saw run by horse-power to do the sawing fur their wagon shop. We are informed that Mr. Savage and his wife hav,e again united forces jjtf are living at home as usual. Elder T. F. Campbell will preaeh at the .Christian Church this evening and to-morrow at eleven o'clock. A meeting is to be held at the Court House ext Monday night for the purpose of organ izing a dancing pUib. Those business men who expect a thriving 4rade sboild avail themselves of all means to .secure that object. The first best thing is ad vertising. The Odd Fellows had a public' iustallation and sociable at their Hall tart Saturday night. JVe were not present, but M that everything pras lively and pleasant We learn from private sources that M. M. Ellis, at La CUJe, is still on bis pegs and doing a thriving business. Jle deserves suoccs and seems in a fair way to meet it- Burned Out according U " ad' yet doing a ft 1niDg " business, as we learn by reports seems to be the condition iA our friend Clark at Dixie. Give him a call. The scalp .chase referred to in another place, is one of a series of wo W fhases to be engaged in by our hunters Mr. Richmond says he was not in the last one, but proposes to be there next time. The following list of officers were installed At the recent publio installation of Odd Fellows: O. W. Hubbard, N. G. ; E. D. Bolter, V. O. ; B. F. Nichols, R. S, J, Taylor, P. S.; T. G. BIcl moad, TtfaJner. Frank M. Cojl'ms, of Louisville, gave us a call on Wednesday, He was $n hU way home from Portland, where he bad been on business The Cosmopolitan Hotel, where he jtoppedf caught fire from a defective flue near his room, and came near smothering him before ha woke to his danger. No grtat damage was done. Cutting and Fitting. Mrs. A; M- Swain rbo has recently arrived in Dallas, is now pre pared to cut, jSt and make dresses, sacques, basques, etc., according to the latest approved method. Millinery work done with neatness and di spatch. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no cfa arge. Rooms in the rear of M. Brown's ftoro. Mr Nathan Conner baa built a fine farm residence on his place, and finished it in regu lar Eastern style. It is plastered all through out. Mr. C. nforms as that this style of finish is cheaper than the old style of ceiling. It certainly if far nicer, and if it is cheaper, we expect others will rapidly adopt this in lieu of ceiling and papering. Whittling. Our band meets for practice every night. Portland mails have been a myth during fhe entire week. The West-Side mail s sow carried on sulkye; Prof. Rntan has phanged the time of singing school to Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Tho M,. E. Church prayer peeting ha been changed to Friday evenings. The weather clerk must have got "awfully mixed," judging from the weather the last fw days.-J. B. Stump, of Buena Vista, has been in town several days. .Prof. Rutan proposes to give aconeert at the end of thi" Quarter of his singing school. We are pleas.ed fo learn that Mr. Bolter, of the firm of Bolter A Wortly, la doing a thriving trade in the grocery line in Portland. Bolter k Wortly still keep a fine stock of goods here. Mr. Howe favored us Fjtb of fine apples, for which all hands doff their paps. A penny saved is two-pence earned, and a good way to save is to buy ef N, Jk J, Vp Lee, Our band is improving rapidly, .and will soon bo prepared to make excellent music. "Tiihute To My. Friend," did not come in in time this week, but jvill appear in nejttissue. First Scalp Race. At the wolf.cbase on Monlay, January 8th, Bill .Ridgaway entered with the following dogs : whiteLoo-; spotted Kate, and black Tip. Uncle " Ed," .black -tan dog, Trouble; black Beck, and spotted Rat tler. First heat Rattler distanced. ' Two mile heat Trouble flew the track, and Beck taking the lead'.catne in two hundred yards ahead. First blood drawn for Beck. Come up with your stake fr tbeoalp. Secretary. A Watery Grave. The press of the old Wttt Side office, we learn, has found a watery grave. Whilo some mentwere running it down from the warehouse to the boat, on a car, at Dayton, the rope parted, and car, preju and all wont into the river. At last accounts it had uot been resurrected, and prospects were it would not be. Like.many another public servant, it has done its work earletsly, withstanding the frowns oi eneniies, and the flatteries f friends, and has now sunk to rest where the silvery rippling of the beautiful Yamhill may sing an unceasing requiem. MARRIED. STEWART DOUGHERTY. At the resi dence of the bride's atber, near Grand Ronde, Polk, Co., Oregon, by 1$. li. Branson, J. P., Mr. Charles Stewart, of Sheridan, Yamhill Co., to Miss "Brittauia U. Dougherty, of Rulk Co. The Fever and Ague Horn. In fever and ague district the " shakes " of the community at the time when Quinine was in vogue, were sometimes summoned to their doses by the sound ofa horn ; but since Dr. Walker's Veg etable Yixbuar Bitters have superseded that dangerous drug as a specific for intermittent and remittent fevers, no such remedies is needed. The victims come of their own accord to receive their rations of that agreeable anJ matchless remedy, and in a few days a perfect .cure is ef fected. This mighty antidote is literally ex tinguishing periodical fevers, dyspepsia and bilious complaints, throughout the length and breadth of the land. We take plea? ore in recommending the use of Halt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kcnewor as a safe and reliable preparation for restoring grey hair to its natural color, and promotiug its growth. Forty Yews' Experience have tested the virtues of Dr. WiVtr' lintm H'7 Cherry, and the result is that it is the bcAt rem edy extant for pulmonary and lung dine.), embracing a whole rauge t'ruaa a s!ightcold to a settled consumption. Were it not fr its merits, it would long since have "died, and made o sign." ' 2l3-w. Tho Trans-Continental Railroad has opened up, and the influx of immigration is deeUping the resources of the Pacific-coast. The O. l C. Road is doinjj the same thing for Oregon. The Arts and Sconces are being developed here as elsewhere. Photography has been im proved, until the pictures of person are s( life like ns to astonish even the best informed. J. II. Kincaid, at his gallery, is now prepared t take advantage of all improvements, and draw pictures of all sizes and styles, in such a man ner as to please the eye and suit the taste of the most fastidious. Dark weather makes no dif ference with grown persons. Dallas Dec. 2.i, l7l. 42 lm The Citt Boot Stork has long been Head quarters for the State of Tirrrl'si Cklk b rated Boots, of which I have Exduiire Suit. Parties are cautioned to examine and find my name on . them, as the country is flooded with a Iloittn Jlont, in imitation of th genuine article. Every pair of Tirrefs IJimts sold at my establishment is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Remembp.r that the above house ells no buff or split goads. No shoddy palmed off upon his customers for a superior article of Freneh Calf. All rips, returned in a reason able time, repaired free of charge. 37-tf J. W. JILDERT, Salem. A Missionary Society has been or ganized in the Sunday School at Cor- vallis College. One of the largest planters of the South is Col. E. B. Lockett, of Georgia: He has planted this year 1S7I 0.000 acrc9 of cotton and 3,000 acres ot corn, and small grains. At the lowest esti mate, his cotton crop will sell for $180, 000. Col. Lockctt employs 300 hands, all black, and has no trouble with his help, who are orderly and tolerably in dustrious. Throwing out the value of increase of slaves he thinks that cotton can now be raised more cheaply than before the war, The great Illinois river dam at Hen ry which was completed October 21st, is a perfect success, and there is now ful ly six feet of water on Trcetop Bar, for many years so serious an impediment to the navigation of the Upper Illinois during seasons of low water. The dam is 8 feet high. The lock, which is 75 feet wide and 325 feet long, will soon be completed. The whole, work the dam, with its extensive wings, and the lock will coit about 6550,000. ,ffc Turn withersoever we will, we find the belief in immortality. In every nation ever known, in every race that has ever lived, in every age of this changing world, we find it. Every language known to man as now or here tofore spoken among the babblers of the earth, is constructed, iu accordance with it. In all ages men in dying nave looked on death, as simply the soul's putting off its tabernacle. There are exceptions, but they are so few that they hardly attract our attention, and do not destroy the practical accuracy of our statement, fho belief in immor tality is one of the uciyerl convictions of the raca. Telegraphic 3 ti miliary llochester.Jan. 2. A mob attempted to break into the jail where the negro ravisherof the littlegirl Mortis con fined, but were prevented by the police. There is great excitement. New York, Jan. 3. The Frigato Congress waa ttucved from the Navy Yard, into the stream this morniug, and sails this evening for Havana, to remain until futher orders. It is said that other vessels arc to go to tho Cuban coast, and the commanders are ordered to give p.otection tesuch Americans ns have incurred the displeasure )f Spanish volunteers. For the first time within tho knowl edge of city officials, tho Comptroller has seut to the Mayor a quarterly flnau cid statement of the city accounts. Some of the old Board of Aldermen attempted to take possesion of the Cham ber to day, but were drawn off by the police. A bill was introduced in the Legis lature at Albany to remove rht Mayor atid corporation attorney, and remove Fields, Park Commissioner. The Custom House Senatorial Con gressional Investigating Committee, consisting of Buckiugham, Howe, Stewart, Casserly, Pratt and Buyard,uiet today, in the Collector's room at the Custom House. Its session will be se cret, no one being allowed to be present except Collector Arthur. A run commenced on the Third Av enue .S.tviugs Bank this morning. The Bank officers say that the Bank is able to make all necessary payments. The Commissoner of Publie Works, Fan Xort, to-day discharged six Gen eral Superintendents of Sewers and a number of other officii), reduciug t.h. expenses of the Department thus fur $00,000 per auuum. The sittings of the Senatorial Inves tigating Committee at the Custom House are public. Some evidence ta ken to-day; uothiug important elic ited. Washington, Jan. 3 -TJu Civil Serviee Advisary Board l.eid an infornnl meet ing to-day. Four members were pres ent, and others are expected to morrow. They will recieve their Commissions from ihe President inmediatcly, aud hull daily sessions. New Yrk,Jan. 3. Yesterday man presented at a Bavin; bank, in this city, rive IJnited States bonds of $100 ejeh. for sale, which the clerk rt-cognited us a part jf $25,000 stolen in December from a geutlcm in at the corner of Lib erty and Broadway ftrcets. and which had been extensively advertised. Detec tives were called in and the man, who gave his name as Horace Corp, was ar rested. Louisville, Jn. 3. Kire'at Somerset, Pulaski county, Ky., Sunday, burned twelve of the best houses in the village, including th Court House. Loss. 815, 000. W-shington, Dee. 31. Judge Coch rane, late Chief Justice of Georgia, ami one of the most prominent Southern Republicans, had a long interview with the President yesterday. He says the Administration will not interfere in the present affairs of Georgia, aud as Gov ernor Conley personally cares nothing for he office, there will be no contest between him and the Governor elect concerning it. The Secretary of the Treasury has authorized the Assistant Treasurer in New York to sell 81,000,000 gold on the 2d and 4th Thursday, and to pur chase 81,000,0'J0 in bonds on the 1st and 3d Thursday during the month of January. Washington, Jan. 2 The public debt statement shows a decrease of the debt for the present month of $3,112, G0". The coin ballance in the Treas ury is Jll,432J820,and currcucy $15, 801,494. London, January 2. The Tiae$ be lieves that the American Government ha no intention to make exorbitant de mand for indemnity at the Geneva Tribunal ; that the main desire is to gain publio acknowledgement of the correctness of its position during the war. The Times also says that it is un desirable to encourage the bringing of cxtravrgant claims against. neutrals. London, January 3. German resw dents arc petitioning Bismarck to de mand an apology and indemnity from the United States to France during the late war. New York, Dec- 30 A St Thomas letter mentions a rumor current that an American vessel, the Florida, has been captured by a Spanish man of-war and taken to Porto Bico. The Florida left St. Thomas on the 14th and was taken shortly af ter her departure. The Span ish war steamer Nunez de Balboa, which followed tdose behind her, fired and brought her to almost in the presence of the Ut S. sloop Shawnee. The news is confirmed by private dispatches, though the Tribune thinks t.hat it should not be fully credited. A Nassau special to the Times says the Forida arrived there on the 24th inst, with tho loss of foretopmast and was towed into port for repairs and coal. Nothing was said in tho dispatch about her being fired into or captured ty a Spanish cruiser, SPECIAL NOTICES. WILLIAM! DAVIDSON REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No, Ot Front Street, PORTLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this OITT and EAST PORTLAND in the most desfrahlo lo calties, eonsisting of LOTS, HALF IJLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSE: and 6ToP.ES; aluo, IMPROVED FARMS, and .valuable uncultivated LANDS, located iu ALL parte of the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Correspondents,. in this CITY, and tnrowjruout -too -STATES and TERRI TORIEtf, with great i-are aud on the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. ' TIOTTSES ana STORES "LEASED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCJr IPTIONS P IIO M PLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL aud AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the CITIES and TOWNS in the STAT', will recive de.-riiti.ns of FARM PROPERTY aud forward the sumo to the above address. ST- Phor... rt. . ...' f 1840 W IB 70 - . ceioi, b: El A . now to cure rr. At the commencement of the Diarihue, which always precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teapionfu! f Piin Killer in suar an 1 wa ttf, (ht if convenient,) an 1 then balhe freely the tm'-h and bowels wilh the P.iin Killer clear. Should the diarrlue r crimp continue repeat the dui-e every fen or fifteen lamutrs on til the patient is relieved. In extreme casts. two or more teaepoonfuls may be given at a The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has no eqaal Incps of Cholera, Summer Complaint., Dys pepsia, Dystntery. Asikma it cur in n niht hy tiikin it iiifcniall v, an J bathing with it frcy. Its actim is like inaic, whn esternal ly applied to OM Sores, 1'urns, Scald, an. Sprains. For Sick Headache an I Toothache dou t fail to try iu Iu lurt, it is a Pai.h Kii.i. Direction, acompany each bottle. The Pain Ivilltir isoliiy all dealers in Med icines. Prices, 5 cent, 0 cotituu l f I pjr battle ptu:.n tiu: tkiitii. S"mf medical men insist it i undignifi,? 1 t dtt-rtie a remedy, however vii'aabla it may be. Q'lecr reasoning this. It is like saying 4b an article which the world ncc4s should be hid in a corner that benefits and blessings may be too widely diffused thai the mean of protM-ting and rcfrtoringhcjiilik should be a cfose monopoly, anl not aee-ille to all. The aru iont is had. it is wure than th:it; it is inh.tm. Supj.nio I!oteltr's Stouiaeh HittT an absolute pe eilic to .yspe ia,bi i u.n-ss and ni-ryou dvbtli ty had never been kuown beyond the rrprr-tnii-e of the faaulty, what would have bcii tbe rensuenc! ? IMadof curing and invigora ting millions, the good effects of the prepara tion would have been confined to a comparative few. There is the highest authority for raying that light should not be hid under a buyhel; that whatever is eicelU-nt should be placed as a city on a hill, where all men can take cogni zance of it. It is upon this principle that the Hitters have been adrcrtUed sod continue to be advertised incvery newspaper of any prominance in the western hemisphere, and that the spoil taneous testimonials in its favor have been trans lated into "all written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health .to-day who would be lan guishing on beds of sickness if the newspapers had not Bpreitd the truth Kt'tk rejnnl ht tht naeyMrteirtyornH( ttni corrective tar aud wide. Suppose profit been reaptd from this pub licity Is fArt any argument against it? If the public health has been protected; if lives have been saved; if the feeble have been strengthened and the sick restored, great ha been arcfniliheif; and who so mean as to grudge to exertions thus directed their fair re ward ? IIUEIXX.E OUT! AND IT ALL CAME ABOUT IN THIS WISE: YOU SEE THAT IT WAS FOUND OUT by the good people of this county generally that the DIXIE STORE was selling at tho following starving rates: Coffee 4i lbs for $ 1 00 Liverpool Salt perewt 2 20 Calico per yard 0 Pest California Boots (heavy) 5 50 Itent Fine Shirts each 1 25 Cigars, t for 25 Boys iit.... 50 Best Sheeting per yard 1 1 Ladies' Fine Calf bhoes per pair 2 50 Ladies Hose ,, 40 Ames Spades , , 1 37 Long Handled do I 25 Chopping Axes (handled) 1 87 Coll Oil per gallon...,.,;....,.., .......,... l Candlesper box, $.1 75 to 4 50 Extra Heavy (Jolden Syrup per keg- 5 50 Sugar per pound So to..,,. 15 Coma on with your cash or produce, as these are strictly cash prices. Highest cash priea paid for evbrvthino that tho people bare to sail that will sell again. N. B. Sixty-three cents paid for home-mada socks, per pair. 45-ml THE II A DC. K KUL.IL THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS UNPOP ular rule at the lata Agricultural Fair, although a source of great annoyance to visit ors and of vexation to Marshals, was not en. tirely barren of good results, cspeoially to the people of this vicinity who are sagacious enough to profit by the facts developed. It eocpis that in ejecting parties violating the rule, the Marshals found great difficulty in some cases by reason of the clothing of the offenders giving way, while others more roughly handled were removed from the ground with out the least Injury to their clothing. This mystery was solved by the. Marshals when they fouod on investigation, that tho clothing which stood firm under tbe sturdy grip of the officers was purchased (with the exception of one velvet suitjat thejstore of Murphy k Croas uian, in the bank building corner of State and Commercial st., Salem, whero a good supply of the -sume kind of clothing is always on hand, together with a full assortment of fashionable foats and gents' furnishing goods, 83tf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PIOXEER TIN, A'D STOVli STORE, Front Street, one Door South oj Post Office. Dallas - - - - - Oregon. KNOWING THERE IS A MARKED difference between articles of TINWARE mutiufactured "by m, and that niale by manu facturers in Portland and other large cities, for shipment, 1 have on hand both my own make and al.o tuat ot hictvry make, so that people may take their choiot. My stock consists iu part, of, .-Stoves of all kinds, Copper, IIriss and Iron Ware, Wire work of all descriptions, Sheet and Galvanized Iron, Stove ISollcTM, Tea Kettles, Milk I'uiisj, Dippers, Xard and flutter Cans, Heaters, Japanned War a general Assortment, Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Pane, Porcelain lino I xtew Fans for Fruit, Broiling Fixtures of New and the Mos Improved Patterns, And in fact everything 'thut can fee found in a first c.uss Tiu and Stuve Store. Job Work Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. 50 tf T. B. NEWMAN. i:oi,a STOltJH. f A VINO PURCHASED A LARGE AND I I complete Stock of GENERAL 51 ER- CilANDIZE, consisting in part of Dry GooiU,) Inroccries, Gin, Ifciieeiiswarc, Tobacco, Cigar, And all articles found in a GENERAL VARI ETY feTOUE, I would respectfully call the attention of the Public to iny Eetablibiaent. Highest Cash price paid fvr I UltS AND PHLTKV. 21. A. RAY, Kola, Pulk Co., Ogn. lR-tf .civ ooii ! XcW oof!! ! Foit tiu: inri;xT seasox. We respectfully call the attention of the Public to our Well Selected Stock cf Ladle Dress (iood, Ladles and Misei Hats, c;eiit Furnishing flood, (.love, (.'alien. lite. Hardware, Crocerle, School liooks, Stationer-, Ac, In fact Kvfrjthln Found In a First Class Retail Store, Wo caa assure our Patrons that we will be p with the times. Come and Examine ur Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Country Produce taken in exchange f r Goods ! N. A. J. D. LEE Dallas, April 22, 1 871. 1-ti C II K A I! C EI I A IM! Cheaper than Kvcr!!! II ( Ij tur, w o k r l. E Y Jd CO., ELLEWDALE .STORE, Hare removed their STOCK OF GOODS to Dallas, and are constantly receiving NEW and WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of Ladles' Drcssand Fanc3' CJOpgds Me en and Hoys Clothing Hats and Caps, Hoots and Shoes, Ladle and Chtldrens Sliocs of every StIe and Size. A full Stock of Groceries constantly on hand, also Hardware and Crockery. Woolen Goods Manufactured at the Fllcndalc Mill, such as Heavers, Cashmeres, Hard Times, Tweeds, Flannels and Illankct?, Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail. Having a desire to locate permanently in Dallas, we will deal fairly and justly with all who may favor u with their patronage. We will exchange Ooods for Country Produce, for which we will pay the Highest Price. Tiring on your Eggs and Butter. 3-tf Perhnps those that have, experience can tell, and perhaps it would lie to your interest to ask someone that knows, where the Rich and Rare Dress Ooods, "hose Ladies' Hats that are the fashion- direct from lfrs. C. Levy's--thoee Etegant Bets of Ladles' Furs, and those New Style Skirt that appeared to such advantage over those Hlirh Laced Ladies' Boots, manu factured at Protzman, Donovan A Gillahan's, Portland, Oregon, of all of which you bad such a lavish display by the Polk County ladies ut the Oregon Sfato Fair. Or perhaps, gentlemen, you would like to eatl and examine for your selves those Elegant Fitting Suits of Gent's Clothing, while I show you a Fine Assort ment of Gent's Purnishlng Goods. And when it comes to Yankee Notions, Fancy Good, Jewelry, Fine Tobaccos and Cigars. Gro ceries of all Descriptions last-named strictly at Portland prices my customers boar witness of tbe Excellency and Cheapness. ALSO, Sole Agent for Polk County for the Boot and Shoe Manufactory of Portland, Oregon, the excellent quality of whose goods are creating such an excitement all over the State and Pa clflo Territories. Trado increasing every day at La Clcde (formerly duff's Store), M. M, ELLIS, Proprietor. 20-6nv i NEW ADVERTISEMENT VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RBNEWER. Every year increases the popularity -of thi valuable Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can assure our oM patrons that it is kept fully -tip to its 'high standard; and it is the only reliable and perfected prep aration for -restoring Gray or Faded IIaih to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use) becomes white "and clean. It removes all eruptionsund dandiull", and, by its tonic properties, -prevents rthe hair from falling out, as h stimu lates and nourishes the hairglands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tho Tcapillary glands to.thcir normal vigor, and will Create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical Il.vin Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap pearance. A. A. Ilayes, M.D., Stale Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents are pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality, and I consider it the Best PiiiaAi:ATiox for its intended purposes." Sold by all DrvggUii, and Dealers in -Medicines. Price Quo DoliiX Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Renewer in many cases re quires too long'a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, wfc have pre pared this -dye, in one jyrqiamtion-; which will quiekly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor vah.of Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N.IL Ayer's Cathartic PilLs, For all the pnrp333S of a Laxative Medicine. remaps no one tncil-cini- c r.ti'"or&;ry ro jtiirc'l ly every botly ns a cathartic, nor waa I'vcr .mv before m univera! lv" "a btotol into n-c. In even- T.Hintryanlainon sli clas.-CH, this niibl ut crtiek-io iurpati9 Vho nbvkms rc.t ou is th'it it is a more i li.ibio ami far more effo tnal rciiusly than any oiiu;r. Tliuso who have tric.l ir, kn -th tt it cure I them lliff!ii h ive n.t, kn w :h.it it rn.'cs th -ir iiciIibort anl frienli, ai I ;ji k vv that h :l it t.j once it doe always that it never ftils tia'OHjih any fsnlt or neglect of tN cora- ; iti .u Wo have th'uanH ttjxm thuit ajuH f ccrti.i-viNMof tiicir re.nai kal'iccui-ei vf tli f.tllowi.i; crtin-'lamt., but sti'-h cuicm ai-e known ia evtiy c:,;h: . ;ioi I, ai'l w c iv'l not jullih theat. Alaitc I f ail aze an I coinbuoa in all cli:nntes; co-it liiiiii noiiiii- ca! ik-1 or any dohOiMiouidrug, tlun- m iv he t kci wilh :My by anyhfiy. Their suar -.j tin pro e'rve them ever foh :ui mfkes the, n pl ii.i it t t-tk-, while beimr phrcly rcjrptabla nc Imi-.ii can ari -o from their u in nny qn.intity. They operat? In- tUcic powerful iii!liieu's on the intern' il vi !e. a t purify the Mo.wl and thnulatO it into h.Mlthv a -ti iii remove the oStruction of Ui9 Ptoini.h. b.iwel, liver, anl other orarans of tho o ly, ret tini Unir irregular action to health, anl by eone :iu r, wa M-ever thy exi-t, id Ucranso nicnU as are tins ilr-t origin ofdistm-ie. Minute lire -ti-KM are Kivcn in tho wrsppor ot the bix, t"i- th rlli vlaj o;ii;l.mit ', wliicli CiOa Villa raoi llv va c: Tor lrj'I" nr !Tn.1!f potion, YJstle niM, I.'in.'iur .ni l 1im of .li;rf ttiey hli.tal I bo taken in U'rately to sli iKil ite the ttom grh n:i I re t .'. ii- he iltliy t us anil action. For I,;tc r C.t;lta'it nml it v.nviosn Jymr toms lliliou Ilea liclic.NIck Ilraflchos JdM i Ik P rr r.'C:i MlcUne, itilioti C.-lic au l li!ioii Fcvcrt, they shoil1 Iks jii dieioudy t lUen Sbr each ca-e, to correct the dic.a--cl action V rem n e tho ob-tructiotis which cau?e it. For iayvttiT.r or 3iirrU?j, bat one mild doe i- ircnrailv re-iaire l. For ailie'i ii.ri n. nnt. C3 ravel. Tittpl Cation of aicail, iai in tli Nidr, sack and L,.i, ttiey sloul I be continuously taken, a required, t e!ian;e thu dieael action n'f the sy,-ta.n. W'il'.i suoh change ihjio coatnLaints dHappe ir. For Oroinr and 7S)roplrat Sncllin Uiey shonl I be t ikeo i i larjfe and frequeat djsea to pro duce the cire -t of a drastic iMfcre. For Mt,ri4iin a larjre d sc fhoul l Ik? taken as it proju.-e-i the dcire I eife t by Kynipathr. As a f inirc I'ill. take one or two I'ills to pro inoto dietioa an t reliev e the Momach. An icea-ion'd do-e stimulates the ftomach and bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, And InVitforat.M tlie system. Ileueo it is otlen ftd vantaeaus whero no 'scrio'n dernnirement exists. One who f.U tohn-ably well, often ilnd that h doe of these Villa makes him feel decidedly better, fi-om their ch-msiirr and reiiovntin elloct'on tho diges tive apparatus. VIZ. J. C. AYr.1l A CO., Vraetical Chemists, ZOirilLL. MASS., V. S. A. 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