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Newspaper Page TextT0W11 COUNTY & NEWS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, FEB .17, 1372. Money Market. Latest New York Gold -Qnotalkms Legal Tenders in Portland : .....111 Buying.. ,...90 j Selling 91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Waekly, hy Q. 11. StUes, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon, WHEAT $110 v$ bueh.,. OATS 2J (51 J5c BARLEY $1 " FLOUR $ft $6 5ft Vbi. " Sks$l 62 $1 7 CORN MEAL 4c. -81 ft. BEANS 6c. lb. fiACON Sides. 13 15c Tb. " Shoulders. Sc. to 10e. lb. HAMS 14 16o lb. ORK Dressed, G(7ets. JK Pickled, Sc. to 10c. ft. JJUTTER Firkins 25 30c "Tl ft. " Rolls, :i5 to -JLOc. " . -F.attS S74c" doz. fiARD Bulkl5, c ; tins, to POTATOES From Wagon, ft & bushel. jONIONS-r-$2 ft bushel. APPLES-Grcen, 50c r bhl. -, . Dried, 6c r i CI1EE9E T?cw Oregon, 20 25c p lb. CH IPKENS-2 5 (& $.5 dox. TURKEYS 75 $1 each. DRIED PLUMS 162 lb. WOOL 33 Jc. p lb . The Literary Society baa adjouri.ed ine d!e A. L. Bancroft & Co.. are out with another pew book. See card in another column. The Call. Notice the call for meeting. of the Republican Voters of th? county, and be prompt in attendance. We are told that during the recent stortn the ureek baa wised one fuot. When it raises the other we may expect it to run. Demorest's We would say to our magazine patrons that we have not ho able to get our piagazlnes, owing, we suppose, .to the delay of the mails. The weather during the week has been stormy, with intervals of heavier storms. The weather-wise predict that if it rains till it -quits we may have a wet fptll. Change in Firm. Mr. J. M. Campbell has associated with Lim Mr. A. S. Ripley, in the manufacture of sash, doors and blinds They liave good faeililies for making these articles of rst-class quality, and at reasonable rates. J , Jas. Campbell "came near having a "little Chicago" of his own.the other night. He placed a lighted candle near some papers, which ig jiited, but were extinguished before any serious damage was d.rtt. W. II. Teal A Co., are finishing off several ' new backs and wagons which they offer for sale cheap. They warrant their work to be ,good, and claim that none can beat them either in style of finish or price of manufacture. Dr. Van Den Bergh, who has been for some time practicing in Salem, ai;d has gained a well-earned reputation for his skill in extract, ing troublesome worms from the human sys tem, as well as in tho tre itrujnt of other dis puses, has removed to Eugene City. We con gratulate the people of that section in securing a services, and rccouiu nd him to them as ne who understands Lis business. He has treated successfully many casts in Polk county of which we are e nvrrsant, all of which hear testimony to hi ability. Another " sfry with a wr-man in it" coras to us frcm our neighboring town of Bethel. It feems' as we leorn the facts, that there resided in Bethel two rival candidates for the affection? of a fair lady living in Sakui. The rivals got into some trouble, when a third party inter fered, taking sides with one of the parties against the oher. The two together succeeded in defeating the one who was playing a lone band. Af;r this, the two colleagues wentto Portland frorn whence thv write a. letter to the one IcfJ, behind, applying some very severe epithets which, roused hi.s anger, but yet be said nothing until the return, a short time after of the young man who had caused tuo trouble After his return he entered the establishment of the aggrieved party, when the letter was pro, duced, and he was asked concerning i,ts au thenticity, lie replied that he wrote it, and re iterated the sentiments therein contained, lie was then ordered to quit the premises. lie went outside of the door asd repeated some very insulting language, whereupon the other party went out, whn a skirtni ensued, which re suited in the author of the mischief getting one Soger bitten nearly off, his eyes nenrly gouged from bis head, and used up generally. Wouldn't pay. Theso days of woman's rights (all forth . the ingenuity of the tnaki popu" Ration, in various ways, to test and see who are, and who are not in favor of that princi ple. One device, rather amusing in itself, yet -rery effective, has been hit upon by some of our young men about town. We noticed in the Post Office window three packages, whose deli cate proportions unmistakably indicated them to be Valentines, directed to as many of our Village beauties, which unfortunately did' not rnrrv the rcauisite " stamps" to take them w j through, and they were doomed to be thrust in $be window; and marked "held for postage." Koiloubi, the ieen sensibilities of the Post master w.cre, shocked at being compelled to Submit these tender epistles, freighted with jentinlent, and besring the pure outpourings of love, to the careless gaze and lieartlcss' jibes and jeers of the public, yet it is money makes the letters go. Our Devil says fee. would pay the charges on them, if tbo . fair consignees would let him read the content?, but as he is too tasbful to make the " proposition," we s"p pose they will have to work their way. 0, Say ! , The very place to get your dresses according, to the latest pattern, and your roil- linery done up in style, is at Mrs. A. M Swain's. Dentistry. Th well-known Dentist, T. L Nicklin, announces that he will be in Dallas on the jZC.th inst., and remain a short time. Mr. Nicklin is too well known here to need any recommendation from us. His work here tofore speaks for itself, and all that is needed is for us to announce his coining Highway Commissioners. At the last session of the County Court the following persons were appointed,' in tbjir respective districts, as roa l Commissioners : JTtliil. J) int. E E Conner 1 SAD Srbsoc 3 John Vernon.... , 4 D Boone , 5 George Wbiteaker , , G Win Ireland 7 Henry llelmicb .... Jesseo Stump John Hastings W H Robertson.... Sol Tetherow David Guthrie...., E A G rahuui ...... 9 li 11 12 l.J Mel Juries IU John Downing , , .''() Win Ball.. , 2l Peter Svron , ,.22 Thus IMckey , 2H Stephen Hill , 24 Alex McXary.... 20 M Stewart 2o A R CucUerham 27 Several districts are ments. yet without appoint' Mr. George Tiltottson, who has been build ing a saw mill and a grist mill on the Grand Round Reservation, returned yesterday. He informs us that both ills axe Sou-Led in good stylo. The grjit mill can grind about three hundred bushels of wheat a day, and the saw mill has a capacity of 7,000 feet. Last Mon day the Indians held an election, chose a Sher iff , Justices of the Peace aud other officer, in lieu of their Chiefs. They have adopted the marriage ceremony of the whites, and are fast yielding up their customs to those of civilisation. They express regret at the removal of Meacbam, as they look upon Lim as the true friend of the Indian. The Academy eilbition caeca off at the Court House next Wednesday evening. The Faculty have yielded to the wishes of many of the patrons of the school, and an admittance fee of 50 cents for adults, and 25 cents fr children under twetva, will be required. The proceed., alter paying expense of the exercise, go toward repairing tho Academy building, sidewalks, etc. A this is a mutter in which all are interested, and the exhrWrnm wiil be a first-class affair, we speak for them a full at. tendance. ItOKN. In Dulbs, February V. I 7 2, to ib wife ilstiu a son. muku;j. MURRY BKIUIY. U the n si b ne of Mr. M, L. Bobbins, in D.illa. Feb. 11th, is;;.', by Rev, J. Jittiie. Mr. I. (J. Mnrrv t lierce Co., W. T., aud Mr. 11. A. Berry, of Polk Co., Oregoa. While we again, ns lit rcl f r rotcst ngairsf gentlemen from other places coming into our .StaJ:e tt carry off our beauties, yet the ' sub stantial compliments" accompanying the above notice, tilled our mind with golden" visions ann we came near forgetting to extend eon gratnlatinns. May their lamp of life burr, long and bright, and their pathway be strewn with perennial joys It is the intrinsic merit alone, of Hall's Veg etable Sicilian lint lit newer, that liu gained for it great popularity. For tho very beft photographs, go ti Brad ley &. Rulof son's Gallery without STAIRS jjtSff-ASUEND IN Til E ELEVATOR, 429 .Montgomery Street, San Fraunweo. "There was a frog who lived in a spring, Hp caught eucn a told that ho could not eiug." Poor, unfortunate Batrachian ! In what a sad plight he must have been. And yet hi mi forlune was me that often befalls singers. Many a once tuneful voice among those who belong to the " genus homo " is utterly spoiled by cold in the head," or on tno lungs, or both combined. For the above mentioned " croaker " we are not aware that any remedy was ever de vised ; but wo rejoice to know that all human singers may keep their heads clear and their throats in tune by a timely use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery, botu of which are sold by drug gists TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, DR. J. P. P. VAN DEN BEROII WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub lic' generally, that he has concluded to remove his office, on the 8th of February 1872. trom balem to Eugeue City. Oregon. Until further notice all of those wanting any further treat ment can find me after said date at the above named city. Ail those having claims against me will present them at once for settlement, and til those indebted t me will do mo a great favor in settling their amounts jforthwith. I would thank my friends and the public goner ally for their liberal and kind treatmentl havo received during my five months' practice in Sa lem. DR. J. P.P. VAN DEN BEUGH. Salem, Otegon, Jan.. 26th, 1872 48md THIS I!AIH;r. RULE. THE ENFORCEMENT Op THIS UNP0P ular rule at the late Agricultural Fair, although a source of groat antioyanoo to visit ors and of vexation- to Marshals, was not en tirely barren of good results, especially to tho people of this vicinity -who ore sagacious enough to profit by tbeTacts developed. It seems that in ejecting parties violating the rule, the Marshals found great difficulty in some caHcs by reason of the clothing of the offenders giving way, whilo others more roughly bandied were removed from the ground with out the least injury to their , clofhing. This mystery was solved by the Marshals when they found on investigation, that the clothing which stood firm under the sturdy grip of tho officers was purchased (with the exception of ono velvet suit)at thestoreof Mnrphy & Croas man, in the bank building, corner of State and, Commercial st., Salem, where a good supply of the ame kind of clothing is always on band together with a full assortment of fashionable bats and gents' furu tailing .goods. r 33tf. The Good Templars had a " social" at their Hall on Thursday night. A good time goner ally, was the result. Mr. J. W . Crawford.former Clerk at tbo G rand Round Agency, favored us with a visit on Wed nesday, llo is now Hring on bis farm near Grand Round and judgiajj from indications, is enjoying life muchly. Several pieces of town property have changed hands during the week. We understand that a case is to be breught before the Couits to test the widow's "dower" in the Sholton estatof which was sold several years aj0 at adminis trator's ealo. Miss Mary A. Lee while running a sewing michine, last Wednesday, accidentally allowed the forefinger of her left hand to get under tho needle. The! needle pierced through the nail and did not stop until it reached the boi which caused a pajnful wound. District Aic-M-ney Nile's, is 5n Wash ington n.skinK tor money to prosecute the Moruiou cjiscs, or permtiou to dis miss thyui. SlaJc EU'iiis. Gleanings from St-ato Exchange. Albany wants tuoro lisjht. The IUrrUbur briile is all riht. 1'ortlantl has trouble about her g:i3. East Portland has a " mite .society." Ihe great ditch vn Burnt River U finished. Heal Estate is reported high in East Portland. The Oil Mills of Salem, are shipping oil to I ono' ulu. The 0 Si C railroad Co., are building woodsheds, at Albany. The, Willamette river is said to have goue up during tho late storm. The Stiff esmrin is boasting of the irood roads h-alin out from Salem. TcmjK'rance rallys and mass vM-,t-iags, are reported all over the State. W. I). C. Davidson. ht been pent to the Insane Asylum from Marion county. Sunday Feb 4. the mercury was fen decrees bulow z-to, on Powder river. The Rlickade of the Coliinlia is opened and steamers are running to the Dalles. I Mr. I)nnniwny, has been lecturing in many f the Eat Side towns duriftg the lat two week A movetnent ion fft in Portlmd, to petition the next Legislature to iiccn.se pimblin. Two p rns in Albany h ive a ten thousand dollar building, ' all to their sclvea." it's the j til. Thos. ll wlind, of North Yamhill, had his house burned one niut list week. Lhs. I.f0l.). The Rr jixfer. piv ihe tbifif who ab stracted the f:o-ds from the St. Charles Hotel ha j'Lecn uuht. I . v tl Mathcna, fr 20 years a rrs ideat of Oregon, died at bi residence, tiear WheUtiand, lost week. i " Trerrojnt llme," is what you hear now on the arrival of thecirsiu Salem , instead of the " Commercial." The Hiker Democrat say? the min ing prospects of Hiker eouify are very tlatetin. It cstinjafes that the yield of Baker county will be from half to two-thirds more than hist year. The Gazelle has information that the snow on the fth iust. was eighteen inches de ip in Goose Luke Valley. John Polling, of Jacksonville, sues Thomas Sly. for $1,000, for batterinir his nose. Jle knows how that is him self, j Mr. Chas. Moore, of Marion Co , fell from a plunk, last Thursday, shattering his leg! so that amputation was neces sary. The I contract for constructing the Marion County Court House, was award ed to Messrs Miller, Booth by and Sta pleton. I A saloon keeper of Dayton, has been arrested; on a charge of perjury, for swearing to false signatures on a license petition. It is now certain that the suits in volving the Caruthcrs estate havo been compromised, and the proportionate shares allotted, A Quartz ledge of fabulous richness is said to have been discovered within two hundred yards of the Court House, in Canyon City. The business transictcd through tho Money Order Department of tho Port land Postofficd, for 1871 amounted to 718,297,21. Mrs. Dunniway, Sirs. Weather ford and several other passengers, were in jnredfby a railroad collision near Ore gon City last Sunday. ; A man on a raft was riding along, in tending to ruu his raft into the bay at Salem but was carried by, and sold out at Lincoln, last Monday. From ,the Enterprise wo learn that the steamer Dayton knocked a hole in her bottom and beached above Hock Island last Saturday. The Statesman has information that a man on the Pelouse has lost five-hundred head of cattle by the severe winter. Another Ion Wild Horse Creek, lost twelve-hundred head of sheep. Many arc losing their stock for lack of feed. Telegraphic Summary London, Feb. 9. -The Times de clares that England has not revoked the Treaty of Washington. She is still ready and resolved to stand by "it, but cannot and will not enter into en al tercation. Berlin, Feb. 9. Tu the Diet to day, during the debato on the Executive, bill, Bismark said the Government was disposed to propitiate the Roman Catholics, but its patience was exhaus ted, lie announced it as the policy of Prussia hereafter to Germanize the iV. ish schools, as France had Gallicized those of Alsace and Lorraine. Washington, Feb. 9. A dispatch says that Senator Edmunds asserts that he will press the resolution of inquiry into the Alabama question at an early day. He is of the opinion that the En-gli.-jh flurry was gotten up to effect the determination of the International tri. buna!. Mr. Sherman said that he regarded the Washington Treaty as a high and solemn contract between the nations, aud did not believe, under all consider-, .atiou.t hat either nation would be likely to violate it Mr. Ed iiunds said if the report of Gladstone's speech was correct aud the English language meant iu England what it means here, Or: Premier cer tainly did intimate that England would revoke the tre ty unless the I Jutted Stales would consent to change or with draw its case. II j would accept the suggestion and modify the resolution, but he intended refering it to the com mittee. Mr. Sherman thought this a very proper ta-o for reference under the cir cumstances, and the proper course for the Fulled States was to pur.-ue the even teuor ot our way an 1 present our case in siiup'.e, direct aud moderate terms. After a lengthy discussion on the Amnesty bill it vote was taken and the bill was rejected by the loilvviug vote two-thirds not voting iu the allirma tivc ; Yeas Ainc, Anthony, Brownbw, Cakivvtil, Cameron, Clayton, (hagin, Pent (., Ferry of Miehig-u, FLmigan, Frelinjhtiyscu, Gilbert, Hamilton, Iiarlau, llamMu, ilieks. Kellog, Morrill of Vermont, Morton, O-burn, Patterson, Pouteroy, Poole, Barney ,Riee, Pobert son, Sawyer, Sherman, Srene r. Sum tur, West, WiUon, Win ton Y-. Xays flhir, l;remtn, Dais of West Virginia, Goidthwutte, I Pill. .John son, Iel!y, 'Logan, Morrill f Maine. Norwood, Saatury, Scott, Steve'isou, Stoektou, Tru.ubull, 'ikers, Wright, 17. Boston, Feb, 9 A fpocm! ui-pafch fro.u Halifax says it is reported on trustworthy authority tht a doeuairit lias been signed by the ( a ui iiaa dov ernment for a separatum lriri!i Empire. Sn FranciCrt, Feb. 10. dispatclves report the snow ftoui l .e -The litest blaeude as more complete than ever, and our mer chants and bu-incss men are resorting to telegraph exclusively, iu des, air of mail communication. London, Feb. 12. Tn the House of L ir !s this evering.the Duke of Argy'e announcing that the Governtuent had recieved t.Hi ial information of the asts sinalion of the tloernor General of In dia (Karl Mayo), and with several other Lords pronounced eulogies on the de ceased. London, Feb, 13. A party in Par liament is preparmg to move for the resignation ot the present Ministry, on the ground of its blinding ineapneity, and the formatiou of a Cabinet which the shall proposo the pcttlcmcut of American claims on a new basis. ATienna, Feb. 12 Tho Presse. in an article upon the claims of America be fore the Board at Geneva, says that En gland has probably learned that the opinion of the Boafd will be unfavorable. The conduct of that nation during the civil war in America, in the opinion of that journal, wai reprehensible, and it fears the cousrqucnees of her emuse. Naw York, Feb.- 13. At the Sus quehanna depot on Sunday last, three employes of the Erie Railway nearly burned a little negro hoy to death by throwing kerosene on his legs, while ho was asleep. They allowed the burn ing to continue until the boy's legs were roasted ta t.io bone in several places. The fiends have not been dis covered. A London dispatch says at a meeting of the Anglo-American Association last night, to consider questions before the Geneva arbitrators for indirect damages, a resolution, was adopted that it would not publicly disci'xs the Alabama difficulty whilo there was hope of its being 'r settled in a friendly spirit. . London, Febv 12.- Prayers were of fered yesterday in all the churches at Sheffield for the prevention of war be tween England and the United states. Albany, N. X, Feb 12. Gov. Hoff man vetoed tho bill ior the protection of tax payers on the ground that its pro visions arc disapproved by the Judges of the Court of Appeals, ns they may defeat its very objects by divesting mu nicipalities ot all title to .begin nn action to recover thoir property.. SPECIAL NOTICES. WlfJiUU I)ATIDSOi, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office. No. 01 Front Street, TOKTLAND OREGON. REAL" ESTATE in bis CITY an.l EAST PORTLAND in the mot desirable -caltic-n. pnnniftting of LOTS,, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES anil SToUTiS,- a,,.,, IMPROVED FARMS, nd valuable uueiiif iv tiOvl LANDS, locttud'iu ALL part of the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE r.tler Property purchaeil for Corrtfrix.ni.'Ut, iti thin CITY an'l tliroy'iout the STATE" aiel TKltfll TOR1ES, W'th r(a rare nni on the mast ADVANTAGEOUS T15U.M5. . IfOrSE ;ni STORES LEASED. LOANS NEiiOTTATED, fet CLAIMS OF ALL DESCI IPTlONrf PROMl'LY t'OL LLICTEI. An.l it (;(ire r:tl FINANCIAL an.l AGENCY IJUSINESS traasacteJ. AGENTS of tl ii Ol'EICE, in all the CITIES and TOWNS in tho STATE, wili wive .terijlini of 1'AKH I'KOl'I'RTY and forward ti'o Jfam to the ahov addrcsa. W 1840 1 18 70 T--J-. m CHOI, K Zl A . HOW TO CURE IT. At th? ornrnnTtnent of th ? Dinnhre, which nlw v rcd an sta.'k of the Cholera, take a te.ip finfnl of Ijin Kil!erin 9aaranl wi-t-r, fhnt if pMivonint.) nri't then t.athe frcilj tin torn-sh snd h.iwd with th Tin Killer :'U-HT. Sh nl i the diarrhop or cr imp r.tntinue r.'irf'Ht th5 d.M every fen or fifteen minutes un til the psturtt ii rel'v4. In extrcm! rae. tiro or more Uniioecfuls maj fee given at a dose. The Pain Eilr, a a rmtdr, hss ro eqTiil. Irirt; of (li.)lrra. S'lmmr Conv.dainl?, Dy! pepftia. Iv ntcry, Ahm it ctircn in one night by taking it ifit'.rHaHy, and bathing with if freely. It? ai'ti m t. liljf mijri', whi?n rx!frnl ly applied in Old Sonri". Hum. S(d. and Sprains. For Sick lUadaho and TotLsw h .l .n'i fai! t try iu Iu aliort, it is a Tai.v Ku.l- KH. Iir'f i-r. ("tnirT fih t.otflp. The I'.iin Kiilet i. d l by all dealer? in Mcd-i.'int-s. t YtUt, 2- 5nt, 59 'en! jn 1 SI per bottl Sitiklrt SLjwTy. INfaf that prorc r i Uy to a crlns rtc ; not U. o.ilv i'd.-c l he dreaded. Canker or dry rot d- n'i hltft a tree a nd lenly a a tr kp of Ii,jrh t in sr. hut unk-. arrc'e .1 it dc ,rv ! certainly; and in like manner ( hrynic debility, Uh"nh it dc not kill with ihi? wift ix'.i4s f yellow favor, i Mire to nap the jrrinr of lik cvcntn tl'y rs any acute din- if not i-hfhcd hy invigorating mcdirafion. Then is n-vmt'thin jac3tprp."ihly touhin? in the f; ti u.d of prctnatur dcay. Langour, pallor, ctiiapiati'in, d.-pro.-sicn of fpirir?, and a dUtnt f r en-rtin, ara Its ordinary symp toms, nu l thy fhll hp promptly met hy tame treatment. Tho br-st inviornnt and exhtierant j that can-Wadrnini.'teMd in a ce of this kind j t JIotftt'r Storna.' h ttitfpr. The srita-ilat- in prlucipc of lh prepara) i n r.-aes tho d-T-tn nt i-nerica f tbe iy.t,tn, and the strength ening and repw'atinjr prifertie ixe a pcrina nant and healthful impulse to tho vital forces thus brought info play. Tho f.jilin appetite i. r-awakened, the proer?s of dire?ti"n and a!nit"itin flr n ii,,k,ne I, the quality of the Ido.id ii improved, the secretion? beeom? more natural, and every orn that eontrihutes to the nourishment of the body undergoes salutary ehH!. Hy the.e man tho repair of tho physical ffnietMro i eir-.-rte I and it health and vigt.-r restore 1. In no elass of diseases ha? the bei;Hl 'ient oprration of the intters been more marked and sinking tluMi in those t haracferizod by peneral dehiiity and nervous prostration. Ladies atTeeted wish thpe ailmonts find in this ni st wholos.-me of all tonies and enrreetives the safest and snreft means of relief. It is strong; to reatoro aud powerh-w to injure. Surli is the uniform testimony of "clouds of witnesses." EYE, EARy THROAT AfiO LUNGS, .1. II. ElLititon, 12. !., LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO Has established himself in Portland, Oregon. Ofliees, Nis. 3 and I Holmes' TJtiil lings, First Street, three doors fr-tn Ladd Tiltons Hank, where ho rosy t& eonpulted daily, aud will treat diseases of the above-named organs as his special ities. All operations on the Eye and E tr made in the most scientific and esteful manner. Artlfieinl Eg, having all the beauty ar:d inability of the natural eye, inserted. Refers for bis professional standing to L. C. Lane, M. !. Prof, of Surgery, arid Edwin Itentley. M. D., Prof, of Anatomy, University of the Paeifie, and for his sneecst in treating patients to over 1,500 eases treated by him in San Franeisco also to Levi Esteftp. Esq., Portland, Wm. JI. Tilton, .Ksn., Vancouver, John Alexandar, Esq., Cooperlllo, W. T., and many others on this North Coast 256m Fruit, ; Garden, Flower, Shade Hodge, Oarrten, Aptde nd crab, 100, 2 to 4 ft, $1; 4 to 6ft$ 5 00 Pear, Sfd Extra, ly,lartlett, Ac. 3 to 4ft per do ...,... 2 50 Seedn.PVh.hu. $2: A'ple, Osage new, bu.... 12 00 Potatoes, White P'eh Hiow, Early Knse.... 2 00 Seedling, Soft Maple, 1,000, $1 j Ash, $3 ; Elm 2 00 Illlusdrated Catalogue, 100 page, and New Price Lb-t, 18 eents. V. 1C. PHOENIX Bloom irtgtyn, JUIiueis. 4?m2 The Citv Boot Stohr has, long boea lLesd quarters for. tbo State of TtJtttKU'f . Cuhr, biiatkp Hoots, of which I hiive fliclttrr Huh. ' Parties nro cautioned to examine and find-my name on., them, as tha country is flooded witb: a Holion Ihntt. Ju imitation of the genuino . article. K Wry pair of Tirrel's Boots sold nt my establishment is guaranteed to gi?e perfect satisfaction. Bf.memheh that tho above house sells no buff or split goids. No shoddy palmed off upon hia enstomers for a superior article of French Calf. AU rips, returned in a reason able time, repaired free of charge. 37-tf J. W. GILBERT, Salem. 'NE W ADVtili TISEMENTS. air ;iiff6Ks For restoring Gray Hair io lis natural Vitality and Color. A dressiog winch is at ocrcc RgreCTtVrVs l:caltliy, and effectual for preserving the luur. J'ailed or gray Jtdir is soon restored Jf.o its original color with the gloss an I f realm ess cf ycuth, r Thin hair fa fliirk cried, falling "hair chcdccd. ttud bald ness often, though not always, -cured hy its use. Nothing can restore tlie liair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain t?an be avcd "fbf usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it cleft u nod v'gortfii Its occasional me will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations tlanjrerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor taa only benefit but not harm iu If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs not soil whit a cambric, od yet .lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich .glosigr lustre and a grateful perfume Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & C6.f PRACTICAL AXD ANALYTICAL CllOIISTS, LOWELL 3IASS. PltlCE $1.00. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Iiuru?a, Buch as Cou2h3, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Aathma and Consumption. Trohahlr never hfore in the whole hhtorj of medicine, ha anything uon to widely and ao deeply upon the ronlldeiift of mnnkijul, as thia excelleut remedy lor puhnouary eompbuitU. Tttre-uh a loi) t-nH wf v(tr, aivl aiiuni.i most " th race l men it ha risci hiytwr and lusher iu Uwir cstnua lion, a it has bwuim1 lxiur known. Us iiniforni chai :o-tT anl power to ur the various affection f the lurts nnl Uiroal, ha vt made it known an a re liable protector ajfaiut ttiem. White aUptMl ta nul.hr forms of h.;e..e a.nl to young hiiUen, l ta t U same time the most effectual remily -that etn he sriven for im-ipjout eoii-iimptJon, anl the (ia.iv perons affections of the tlinmt auvl tuugs. A a pro vision against Kmhteti attacks of tJrttwjt, 'A &bouli ta kept on haml iu every fainilv, and imued as all an (.omelimcs mhjeet lo cold ami cougb, all fchoitht tw; provi'le-1 with this antidote for tbem. AUiioUf'h fcttJetl firtiMHtnution is thouidit in curalte fctiil great nuntor I case where the. ea-e feemed hCttteL. have Ikjcu enmptetcly ctvdr and the pavienl re?toi-el t tvntml beallii JU)the Cierrt I'retoral. So complete i it tuatcry ver the i-lisorder of Lunyi and 'J'hruat, that the not obstinate of thciu yield to iu Whcti noth ing el" conht reach lltm, unler the Ctierrg iVe toral they suhcide and tlisr ppear. Singers and Public Speakers find great pro tection from iu ''. Anhma is ahTays relieved and fteo uholly ettrel ly it. . . Jtiitnrhitln U penerattr rnred hy tattog th Chemt I'rrtnrttl in small and fltvynent Josesu So generally are Ui rime knoAvu that we need; rsot pubHh the certirlates of tiiei.i here, or do morv than a.ure the public Lbat it qualilics aro fully BiaintaiueU. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fer?r and Atjq, Intermittent Fever Chill Fever. Remittent Fever, Duraty Atcrie, Periodiorrl or Bilious Ferer, &c, and indeed all tho affections which ariso from malarious, marsh, or . miastnatia: poisons. As it nime imflie, It does Otrr, and does not? fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, TMitmttth. Zinc, nor anv other mineral or noionous substance whatever, it in nowi-e inlures any patient. Tlio nu'mter and Importance of Its cures in the ague dis tricts, arc literallv hcvond account, and weielieva withotit a parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratifled by the acknow ledgments we receive of the radical cnre. effertptl in oljstinata e ase, and w here other remedks had wholly failed. Cnncclitnatcd peron, either resident in, or travctllng through mhmnntic locarH1e, will be pro tected bv taking the .tOt'E CVltr 4aily. For l.trrr Vnmplttiut. ari-ing frem torindity of the Liver. Iti an excellent remely, Qnulating the Liver into healrtiv aetivitv. For r.iliou Disotlers and t Jver CompTamt, it U an excellent remedy, producing many truly re markable cures, where other medicines had failed. Prepared bv 1"(?. J. C. Ayf.k Co.,; Practical? and Analytical Chomts, LoweQ, Man and soldi all round "the world. ; r FR1CE, St.OO rm JtOTTLJS, THE LOST CITYl AS IT WAS and AS IT IS. , i HISTORY. OF TI1E GHEAT CUICAOO Tiro. Truthfvd hjid accurbi. A vivid aud clctanleiiiecoiuitof theniASt terribld ealam ity that has erer bcfilla tbo clvUixcd wrld. Startling iueidents. llnir Hroadth 'ca;es The fearbd ravages of the Fire Fiend. 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