Oregon Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, February 24, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCOUflTY & fiEWS. PALLAS; SATURDAY, FBB.:SV18YS.' Money Market. Latest New York Gold- Quotations.... Ill Legal Tenders in Portland: lBuyinff.v...vw.90 J Beijing.. .VA....91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. "Corrected Weekly, by (. B. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT f I 10 $ basjb.;! .OATS 62 i (a 75. BARLEY $1 fFLOUR $6 $6 50 -bbl. " Sks$l 62 $1 75 CORN MEAL 4c. lb. BEANS 6c. $ ft. J3ACON Sides. 13 15c lb. Shoulders, Sc. to 12 o. B. '.4IAM8 U leJ&Jt. PORK Dressed, Ga)7cts J4 Fkkled,c. to M e. f;tt. BUTTER Firkins 25 30c ft. " Rolls, 3,5 to 40c. ft. GCIS 37Jci dox. LARD Bulk I5, e ; tins, 16 POTATO ES From Wagon, $1 bushel. ONIONS $2 bushel. ,APP LES Greeu, 50c bhl. " Dried, 6c ft. fCIIEESE New Oregon, 20 . Z5e ft. OH irt-KENS 2 50 $3-Tdoz. ' TURKEYS 75 $1 each. DRIED PLUMS 16J M ft. 'WOOL 33 Jc. ft Rer, J. James will preach at the M. E, Church to-morrow, morning and evening. 1 h. TT u TT 1 PJ t,a la.il mfttw A&.W. O .IIU WWV.W MV. - ' J" .as agaia with more of th ose " big red apples They're good, you better think. fTrustee Meeting. There will be a meeting of the -jSrusteea ofiLa Creole Academy at the Academy building, on Monday at 6 o'clock- .r. at. frank Simpson, the Alsea , mail-carrier, says that on his last trip he found the .roads in teerihle condition. He had to swim several streams on the route. Mails. The West-Side mail has been a faiN ,ire most f the week, and but for the invinci Ala determination of Mr. J. C. Lewis, the car- ,rier on the Salem route, we should hare been (in a perfectly iso lated condition. For Rent. A farm on upper Salt Creek. A ,good, responsible jpjij, applying soon, can jget this farm on fair terms. There is in the barn a quantify of hay, which can be bought at prejfcSpnAble rates. Apply to II. Hagood, DalVa Oregon. We bear considerable complaint from (he ,vnQtty in regard to the dilapidated conditiouq ,pf the bridges. As the Supervisors hare ju$t Jbaoded in their reports and the County Court (has examined them, the probabilities are that the matter will be promptly attended to. Tp.Jcpendence. The .ball on the llth inot s ,repttcd a perfeet soectss . The costumes were many of them very pictures que, and excited considerable merriment. The water, during Jibe late freshet, earns inio toe wwn.na re nindud the residents that although they felt .thensselves pretty well up in the world, yet, .like the reople in the times of Noah, they were .not entirely above high water mark. Those wishing anything in the line of sad 41ery or harness rigging ca n be supplied by .calling on S. C. StiJes. He has lately replen riiied bis stock, and is dow ready to supply old .customers, and as many ew one as he can flet, with all kinds of work in bis line at the lowest possible eash rates. Remember and give ;bi; ell fcefre purchasing elsewhere. Shop ,up stairs in Stiles' new building. The Democracy, determined to make assur ance doubly sure, are forming clubs and or ganizing and preparing fqr the campaign. A club was formed here last Saturday. The yPas-aicve" policy, which, as the name indicates, ji easily u seed through," does not seem to go .down well with the bed-rockers. They seem to have the bull by the horns, and don't know whether to hold on or let go. To hold on is dangerous, but do let go is futal. Dr. Rubell informs us be has made necessary Arrangements to &?.ve a wheel put into the jrace near his office, an add ition put on to the office-building, and necessary machinery put sip for the manufacture of everything needed in the Dentistry line. The Dr. has located per manently in Dallas, and understanding all branches of his business thoroughly he evidently seasso attend to iL (Q$ee room opposite the Victwe Gallery, Main street. Music by th Band." The members of oar fand have, by dint of close application, per tjaeted themselves so they are now ready to urnish musie for any4 occasion. Patronage from Polk, Yamhill and adjoining counties, is respectfully solicited. Their instruments are of he finest make ; theh music- mostly new. and already they begin to play with the skill that would $o credit to many mor prsct'jced hands, ny eqmsnunicatioos eoneerning matters con nected ffrltb the fad, should. he .addressed to T. aim? Ifixed. The Statesman has information that the mail from Corvallis to McMinnville is car tied on horiipb.ack. u Now you ace, and now to don't use One day it goes horseback, and the next, jperbapa, it goes on a sulky. We believe but once during last week it succeeded in reaching McMinnville. Mud is doep in ome places, and deeper in others. We have only received one Oregontan for two weeks, bat whether tbe delay has boon caused by deep mud, high water, sulky or horseback rid fngwe can't see why. Don't yott t To stop as itching head use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, a snrc cure. The exhibition. The Academy exercises at the Court House, on Wednesday evening, were a decided suocess. Very rarely do we see an exercise of that kind -carried through without a failure, to a greater ,orles8 extent, on the part of some one. Such however was the case in this instance. Much credit is due to the .untiring energy of Mr- Ogles by, Miss Witten ami Miss Scriber, for making a success of the exercises, under cir cumstances before which many would have abandoned the project We Jtardly feel liko at tempting a description of the entertainment, yet, circumstances seem to forbid that we pass it by unnoticed A beautiful " Grectiag Glee' was sung at the opening by the entire eehool. It was well sung and made a good impression The Salutatory, by Win. , Blarney, was well chosen, and well delivered. Aftor the song "Beautiful Bells," played by Mrs . Collins aiv sung by the Misses Wittjji came the dialogue of Mother Gooso." Miss Mollio Nichols, sur rounded by a crowd of little folks, kept the audience well entertained by the humor of tbo piece as well as their excclleut performing Joseph Glaze delivered the Declamation, "Ml Tabor," in true -ftio stylo. Though the piece was quite lengthy, and Master Glaze young and almost unpractised, yet be went .through his" piece without trepidation and shewed a careful study of his subject. Quar 'teM, Come to the Greenwood," was well sung by Misses icunie Lee, Libbio Shaw, and Messrs, Chas, Teal and Z. Dodson. In .the charade "Outrage," M Us Betsey Primley was well per. sonated by Miss Mollie Nichols; Eupbrosine, netce of Miss Primley, was acted in gooxl style by Miss Lou Ellis; Mr. Puffs was represented by M. M. Og'.sij, and the servant girl, Susan, by Miis Mary Kincaid. Miss Kinrail dpw the attention of the house by. the admirable manner in which she did her part, and the ex pressions of the audience showed that she was appreciated. Comic song, 'Esau," by :,nk Knox, brought down the bouse, and .we cmld imagine &at we all saw Esau. Essay, entitled The 'importance of Gaining Knowledge in Youth, by May Shclton, was well .rendered Medley well, imagine all the little girls in kown circled around one larger one, each one singing a ainercm song, ana you nave the "Medley." Duet, ' Brooklet,' played by Miss Nettie Richmond and sang by:iersK aud sis ter linnie, was a splendid effort. The girls were so small that tbey .-eou!i not be seen standing behind the organ, and after tbey were through, they were called to be front to receive the cheers of the audi-nee. Queen of Beauty was finely played by Mary Zutnwalt as JddeM of the Beautiful, ElUn Bobbins as Dawn, An nie McNeil as Day, Sarah hreve as Sunlight, Cornelia Ifagood as Ni'h, Libbic Sbaw as Forest, Jennie MeNeil as Fioweri. The secptre Wus awarded to Mi-s Nellie Collins. MUs An nie Levins played the organ while Misses Ida Witten end EUic Crystal san g that l.Mautiful duct, ' Wait f.r the Turn of the Tide.' Crick Barny spoke in gocd style a comic reei:atin This was followed by a recitation, 'Wi.man' work,' by Ellen McKune, liuli n well re cited anil well rece ived. 'Folders' Marching Song,4 by Jt.hu Rubbins, WiHi Rubell, Lin Nichols, Jacob Ciiler atijl Lot Shreve, 'Cha rade, Footprints, by lear Rob bins as Mr. Seymour, Libbie Shrews as Beatrice, and Ellen Barnes ns servant irir!: Cbas. Teal a Mr. Seymour, Win. M Kune, as Fletcher, and Lot rbreve as Archibald. ' Blefsed lreuuis was sung by Jli' Ilia Wift-r. It ilati n. ' Angels.of Buena Vista, by Miss Loulna Lee, was ,certaiiily splendid, and was so consiilcred by those present. Quartette, 'Trip Lightly,' by Lou Ellis, Hester Rubbins, Frank Knox and W, II. Baiiisy. A cyaiie dialogue, by ti cm jr Carey as Biggs and tfnodgras, Meer. Joncn Smith, Brown. Green, Black, White and Gry, were personated by Z. Dodon, Ww. ILigood, J. Scott, .Ww,3lc-Kuii5, J. Sbultc, Win. Barney and 0. Barney, and the Hotel Waiter bv J. I). Lee. This was truly comic and brought down the bouse. Ida Witten and Amelia Scriber sang ' Let the Dead and the Beautiful Rest.' Miss Jennie Lee read in excellent style a Gne essay on Love of Fame. Z. Dodson brought the house down withte comic song of Va copina ' Motherless Meg,' was given excel lently, by Jennie McNeil, and appreciated by the audience. The beautiful duet, ' Bel's Acros." the Hudson was sung by Belle and Jennie Crys tal. The exercises wound up with that int erect ing Charade,' Antecedents Miss Cordelia A Su Clair was personated by Amelia Scriber; Elizabeth St. Clair by Jennie Lee; Servan1 girl, Mary Garrison. Mr. Brown, Frank Knox ' Clarendon J. D. Lee. Instrumental music was frequently interspersed throughout the en. tire performance by Ida Witten and others. Taken altogether, it was one of the most inter esting exhibitions which it has been our good fortune to witness. The proceeds of the eve ning, atter defraying expenses were to be de voted to repairs of the Acaslemy. Although the bouse was full, yet, as all the patrons ot the school were admitted free the proceeds of the evening only amounted to twenty dollars. The incidental expenses were fitteen dollars and twenty-five cents, leaving a balance of $4 75 net proceeds, which has been paid to Mr. N Lee, to be put jp'Ck the fund of the Academy devoted to icpairs. Hardly a Joke. We understand that the young men who attempted to break up the ex hibition by drawing out of it a day or two be fore the exercises and circulating a petition fvr the removal of the Professor, and in other ways interfering with 'matters which really did not concern them, now attempt to make it ap. pear that it was done for a joke. It is one which they will undoubtedly appreciate when they thoroughly understand the light in which community looks upon such actions, and find that the Joke, if there U ofte, terminates upon tbem&cires, Complaints have reached ns that our pa. per has failed to reach its destination, in several instances, In this county. This must be tbo fault of the Mails. Our paper is mailed regularty, every Saturday morning. We take all possible precaution io moiling, so that no mBstaios oecur. rDancing Clab. Mr. McCann .wishes ito in form the ; patrons of the Daneing Club that the Club will meet at the Court Ilouse, ,Moa day March, 4. ' The Florence. Those wishing - to engage In the sale -of sewing machines, or wishing'to purchase one for family .use, cannot do better than patronize Samuel -Hill, whoso card will be found in another column. The exhibition at the Court House Wednes, day evening.wus a success, butt to those of utili tarian view 8 the goods exhibited at the store of N. & J. D. Lee, and -the low pi ices at which they are sold, has a greater charm. Ball. The ball at the Court Ilouse on Thursday night was well attended and ev erything pleasant. The supper, gotten up by the Landlady of the Hotel, was enough to tempt the appetite of the .most fastidious. It is not oi'tou that a party iaartiuJL on with more general &tiation. Changes. Miss Ida Witten retires from the Academy and M'ta Watt takes her place. Miss Witten h sron &tauy friends while here and will take with berate good wishes of the cotn uvuoity. Miss Clara Watt, who supplies her placu, .has ,.a .well-established reputation as a teacher, and under her management the , iotr mediato drpartuicut caacot fail to be a success. 6zt 'aoivAaua anx ni (ixao&v-tf S HIV AS milH) ",uoyoiun aj -piui ,l o3 sqUttiJfojoqtJ jq i9X aqi . aoj suicioii: tomn ttiu). As the result of au inactive state ol'Jiverand stomach, producing headache, obtuse intellect, dullness, despoudeucyrdctnentia, and finally in sanity, is no uncommon occurrence. AU tnese disagreeab'e symptoms aud bad feelings are won certainly dUpelled by the uo of Dr. l'icrco's GolJeu Medical discovery It revit alizes aud builds up the whole system. A lit tle book on. Chronic Diseases sent tree. Address R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y. Guidon Med ical Discovery sold by all druggists. .TO ALL WHOM IT M.lY COXCEUX. DR. J. P.P. VAN DEN BERGH WOULD respectfully iuf una his friends aud the (pub lic generally, that he has concluded t remove his ofDce, on the tub of February' 1872L. from Salem to Eugene City. Oregon. Until further notice all of those wanting any further treat ment can find me after said date at the aboe imiuei city. All tue having claims against tue will present them at once for settlement, and b.11 ihoe indebted to me will do me a great tavor in e!tluig their amounts forthwith. I would thank my friends and the public gener ally for their liberal and kind treatment I have race ived during my five mouth' practice in Sa lom. DR. J. P.P. VAX DEN BERUH. Salem, Oregon, Jan. 2Cth, 172 4Sial tiji; iivnci: m i.i rgiHE EN4 O ROE M E N T OF THIS A72?PuP I ular rule at thu bte Agri ulturaJ jair. aitin'Uh a urvo of gret annoyance U rim I .. ..... . ors mih ot vexitttoii to .Mari-iiai.i. was nut en tirely barren ot jt.d rejtlw. especially to the .e. (te ot this vicinity who are sagacious J ettougo proui y lue utn oevei"jeu. n sec-mi that in ejecting parties violating the rule, the Marshals lund great difdculty in some fa' lv rcasi-n of the clothing of the 4 ollcinlcr' giving way, while nthirs more roughly handled were removed frous tbe ground with out the leat injury to their clothing. Tl. i , inytery was sutved by the .Mamuals when licy found on iuvexliaiioii, that the clothing which otood firm un ur tbo sturdy grip of the officers was purcbaned (wich tue exception ol one velvet uit)at thestoreof Murphy dt Croas man, in the bunk building, corner ot State and, Commercial t., ifalm, where a pood upply o tbe iiims kind of clothing is always on ban If together with a full assortment ot faliionable hats and gents' furnishing goods. 33lf. Tel rgrn jIi ic 9 ii mm n ry. Ciucinuati, Ptb. 20. A horrible tratUy catuo to liltt Xkis tuoniiujj, year Albany, Indiana. The cahiu of a itiurt iaiued Ik-fitly was burned to the irrmimi ami tin' cb-irri'il rifn:iiti tf tbo owner fbund in it. lie is believed to have been rolUed and murdered, and the house burned to conceal the crime. St. Louh, Feb. 20. Hcsolutioos were adopted at the Ilepublicau prima ries last nilit opposing any and all uiuvemeuts or measures hostile to Ue publicau principles or the National Me publican party, aud pledging support to the nominees of the National Convert lion. The delegates embrace noine of the most promiuent Republicans of this city, among them Henry T. Mow, cx Gov. Fletcher, ex-Lieut. Uov. Staufurd, Judge Dover, Judge ttreckinridge, aud others ot sUuding aud influence. New York, Feb. 20.The prelimi nar examinution in the case of Stokes was continued today. Uecorder Hack ett was examined as to empanelling ju rors. Others wero xajaiioed, but' do important testimony was elieited The examination of the quarentine abuses to-day by the Legislative Com mittee, brought out from Geo, W. White, that ho was President of the Lighterage Co., which paid Mr. Caroo chan, 8115,000 for license and 815,000 as fees to another official for the right to board vessels and to do all towing and lighterage, Indianapolis, Feb. 20. A destructive fire occured at Worthington, Indiana last night. Eleven business houses on Main street were entirely destroyed, but most of the goods were saved. Loss about 840,000. Kew Orleans, Feb. 20. Alexis and suite Jeft by special train last night for Pensacola via Mobile, to join the Ilus sian fleet. Washington, Feb. 20. Senator Per ry of Michigan,presentcd a petition from the lumber merchants against tho Chi cago relief fund. Cole called up the bill providing for the transmission of the Pucifio mails during the snow blockade, went over. The bill H-rviftirwr; n vwr r rramrrm New .York, Feb. .20.- A Heralds Washington special says it is under stood that J. W. Forney, -will be ap pokited Postmaster-General, in the plaee of Creswcll. London,- Feb. 19, Sir Chas..DIlke addressed his constituents at Chelsea this -afternoon. ;The meeting was crowd ed and at the outset was elightly-dis orderly.. Ample precaution was taken against trouble. .The platform was rais ed io "high it could not be scaled, the scats vwere MQailell to the floor and the police on hand in force. Thc disorder -soon subsided, and the or ganisation was 0jujpleted. Sir Charles then delivered a long and powerful speech, lie pretested against the sup pression of free discussion of monar chical principles. He hatl attacked the monarchy because of the evils it en gendered. Never did the rich less uu derstand the necessities of the poor, aud should they continne to ignore them pea v t .results would follow. fV warned his opponents to beware lest they push the peop'e to extremes Alluding to the relations of England and the United States, he attributed thj prtsent ill feeling to the iguorance which prevailed in aristocratic circles of American institutions. Paris, Feb. 19 Geo. II. Raker the newly appointed Minister of the United States to Constantinople was yesterday presented to Thiers by Washburne. The Opinion Nutionale asserts that a conspiracy has been discovered in which three Generals under the late Emperor are leaders. Their plan was to disperse the Assembly by force and take possession of the Government, when they were to be supported by a large number of ex-officers and soldiers of the Empire from tbe North. The Opinion says to at in consetjcetjce of this revolution, the Belgian frontier is carefully guarded and no one per mitted to pass iuto Fraaee without passports. A flight deiuotistration was made be fore the residence of the Duke Auna!e on Sunday. The crowd uttered cries hostile to the Monarchy. Some threats, were made, said to have been incited by Uouapartists, The forthcomiug, manifesto of the Monarchists in the' Assembly mouopolkes the attention of deputies. Washington Feb. 19. In the Sen ate, Scott presented the mgariif re port of the Ku Klux Ctiuiuittee,iicc:m panied by trstiitioriy aud by a bill to ex tend the operation of the law to May 7th and anrhorixe the impmion f the habeas corpus act until the end of the next sion of Congress. The report al.o recommend the puss-ize of -a gen eral but uot universal amnesty bill. In the Houe, Frye, at the instance of Uoojor,iutrodueed a bill up ?cuten tary toffee civil rights act of" JSOG, aud moved the previous tjuestwa. Tiebill was read. A motion by E Jridge to reject the bill wa negatived by a strict p.trty vote. The b.H Ww ut over till Mon day. Th bill to repeal duty on coffee passed under a suspension of the rules by a vote of 153 to US. In the Senate, Cole introduced a bill directing the Postmaster General to provile immediately by contract or othurwi.e for the transpotation of the California mails around the blockaded portions of the Pacific 11 iiLrwad. In the JIue a large number of biHs were introduced and referrd. Among them a bill to refund the cottou tax col lected from 18G5to J8G8. New York, Feb. 19 The funeral of Mrs. W. IS. A-Mtor took place to-day 1 at Grace Church. It was largely attend ed. SADDLE TREfiS. C. II. COX Has on hand and fr Sale, SADDLE TREES of all mcs and the lest quality. Shop near Waviuiro's Mill, Dallas, Oregon 43 if AG ENTfl ANTED THE LOST OITYi OR, MM E C A G O AS IT WAS and AS IT IS A HISTORY OF THE GREAT CHICAGO Fire. Truth fa 1 and accurate. A vivid and detailed aeont ot the most terrible calaiu itjr that has ever befallen the oivilited world. Startling incident. 'Hair Dreadth 'scapes." The fearful ravages of the Fire Fiend. The reign of terror. Profuse' and beautifully U lustrated, includinf views of the city before and since Ire, still sublimely grand in its ruins. Orders will bt filled and received . The fastest selling book ever sold by agents. Send $1 for canvassing outfit and secure an Agency imme diately. Agents also wanted for THE WONDERS OF WORLD. One Thousand Illustrations, comprising startl ing scenes, interesting incidents and wonder ful events in all Countries and among all Peo ple. A. L. BANCROFT k CO., 60w7 Sao Francisco Cat p ' ' ..... I,, Important to builders. Messrs. Shrader Co., having refitted their mill on the lit le Luckiantute, are prepared to furnish hit I in is of lumber of tbe best quality at prices rt t iin tbe reach of all. Their facilities for ol...l g good, clear lumber, are unexcelled, and their machinery for manufacturing cannot bo boat io this part of tbe country. Parties desiring fin ishing lumber, either dressed or undressed, can be accommodated at any time, and satisfaction guaranteed. SPECIAL NOTICES. WILLI ATI JDAVIBSOW, REAL ES TAT & D E ALE R, Office, No. CI Front Street, POETLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in his CTTY nd ELASTPOHTLA.NI in tho mot desucahle l calties, consisting nf LOTS, HALT 'HLOCKS aodULOCKS, II0U3ES and STuRli.-, .tUo, TMPROVETi FARMS, aud "varaabh uneulttwted LANDS, located in ALL part ot the STATE for SALE. 'REAL 'ESTATE nd lher : Property purchased -for Corraionlonts. in 01 TV and throughout the STATE arsd TERRI TORTES, with trivt ars tuid on tha wotl ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.. HOUSES and STORKS 'LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCF IPTIONS PROMT LT COL LECTED. And a (Jenvral FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS traoacteJ. AGENTS of this OFFICE. In all the CITIES aad TOWNS in the STATE, wilt reetvo deucriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward Uio sasae to Dae above address. 1840 W 18 70 I CHOLGIll. nOW TO CURE IT. At tbe commencement of the Diarihce, which alwsys precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspoonful of Pain Killer in sugar and wa ter, (hot if convenient,) and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with tbe Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrboa or cramps continue repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes un til the patient is relieved. Ia extreme cases, tw r more teaspoonfuls may be given at a dose. The Pain "Killer, as a remedy, has no equal. Incases of Cholera. Summer Complaints, Dys pepsia, Dysentery. Asthma it cures in one night ty takiux it internally, and bathing, with it freely. Its aetien 4s like taagie, whn external ly applied to Old Sores, Iiurns, Scalds, aud Sprain. For Sick Headache and Toothache don't fail to try it. In abort, itds a Pan Kill- Rtt. Direction aMmpaay each "Wttl, Tbe Painkiller Usrfid'by all dealers in Med icines. . Prices, ti cents, 5 centsanl 91 per kettle' Sinking Slowly. Diseases ffaat progress rapidly to 4S ors are not tho only ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot does not blast a tree as suddenly as a troke of lightning, -but nlcs arrested it de trvv it as certainly; and in like, manner chronic debility, althongh ii docs not kill with tbe swiflnens of yellow fever, is as sure to sap tbe springs tdT ftife eventually as -any acute dis ease, if not checked by invigorating medication. There is something inexpressibly touching in the spectaclef premature decay. Langour, pallor, emaciation, depression ef spirits, and a fctAmUt for exertion, are its ordinary symp tom, and tbey should be promptly met by tonic treatment. Tbe beet invigorant and exhilerant that can be administered in a case of this kind is Huftetter's Stomach Hitters. Tbe slimulaU ing principle of tbe preparation rouses the dor ment energies of the system, and the strength ening and regulating properties jive a penna nant aud healthful impulse to the vital forces thus brought into pUy. The failing appetite it re-awakened, the process of digestion and agiuilatinn are qu'u'knned, the quality of tbe blood is improved, the accretions become more natural, and every organ that contributes to the nourishment of tbe body undergoes salutary change. By these tnns the repair of the physical structure is effected and its health and vigor restored. In no class of diseases has the bvneficicnt operation of the Bitters been more marked and striking than in those characterised by general debility and nervous prostration. Ladies affected wi:h these ailments find in this most wholesome of all tonics and correctives tbe safest and sureft means of relief. It is strong to restore and powerless to injure. Such is tbe uniform testimony of "clouds of witnesses." EYE, EAR, THROAT AND LUNGS. IS. rilkingrton,,"!!. D.f LATE OP SA FRANCISCO Has established himself in Portland, Oregon. Offices, Nos. 3 and 4 Holmes' Buildings, First Street, three doors trom Ladd k Tilton's Bank, where he mar bo consulted daily, and will treat diseases of the above-named organs as his specialities. All operations on the Eye and Ear made in tbe most scientific and caieful manner. Artificial Eye; having all the beautj and mobility of the natural eye,' inserted. Refers for his professional standing to L. C. Lane, M. D.. Prof, of Surgery, and Edwin Bentlcy. M. D., Prof, of Anatomy, University of the Pacific, and for bis success in treating patients to over 1,500 cues treated by him in San Francisco ; also to Levi Estes, Eq., Portland, Wm. II. Tilton, Esq., Vancouver, John Alexandar, Esq., Couperille, W. T.. suad many others on this North Coast J56tn TKI2E3! Plants! SEEDS! Fruit, Garden, Flower, Shade, Hedge, Garden, Apple and crab, 100, 2 to 4 ft, $4; 4 to fi$ i 04 Pear, Rfd Extra, ty.f Bartlett, ke. 3 to 4ft dos 'm 5 w0 Seeds,P'ch.bo.$2; A'ple, Osage new, bu it 00 Potatoes, White P'ch Blow, Early Kose.... 2 00 Seedling, Son Maple, 1,000, $t ; Ash, $3 ; Elm , ...... 2 00 Illlustrated Catalogue, 100 page, and New Price Lla, 18 cents. F. K. PHOENIX Bloomington, Illineis. 48ml The Cirr Boot Storb has long been Head quarters for the State of TinnitL's Cklk braTkd Boots, of which I have Exclmiee Sale. Parties are cautioned to examine and find my name on them, as tha country is flooded with a Rolten toot, In imitation of the genuine article. Wy nV of Tirrol's Boots sold at my establishment is guaranteed to gi7o perfect satisfaction. Rkmrhbrr that the above house sells no buff or split goads. No shoddy palmed off upon his customers 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. w - V t NEW AD VER TISEMENTS. JXAHJS VEGETABLE SICILIAN IT AIR HE17EV7EIL Every year increases ihe'pojmlarir jf Lia .vnlnflWn Hnir Prennratioril aa , jit.7 . pv -a, which U due to merit alone. Wc can assure our oM patrons that it is kept "fully, up'to its high - standard; and it is the only reliable and perfected preii aration for restoring GrAY-ob Fade Hair to it youthful color, malang it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, -by its use, becomes -white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff -and, bv its tonic prorrertteSj'prevenlw Xhe hair from falling outlt'iUiriU lates and nourishes the hair-gland. Jlv it uao. the hair trrovrs thicker and :stronec In baldness, it restores tha -capillary glands to their normal vigor, .and will create a nexv-growth, cxcejt m extreme old age. it is tne moa scononiical IIaiii 'Dp.KSSiKC'CVcrused, as it requires fercr applications, anU. gives the hair a splendid, glossjr ap pearance. A. A. Kayes, Stat Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The constituents are pure, and .carefully selected .for excellent quality; and! consider -it the Best riicrAiiATlolr ibr.its intended purposes." Sold by all Druggist, and Dealer in MUciM. Price On Dollar. Buckingham's I?y e FOB THE WUISEETOS. As our Renewcr in many cases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or laded Whisk ers, we have .prepared 'tliis dyivhiww preparation ; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash ofX Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO .NASHUA, NJL Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of Laxative ronmps one rocxis cin i so universally re quirctl by everyixxfy ats a cathartic, nor was ever anv Ix-foro o univmaCl lv 'adoptctl into use. In even r-ountryand amonr all cLi-isc-, aa thu mild luit efSi'-i'-'ut purjmure) l'UI . The obviooa rea son i, that it is a more re liahlc and far more effo tual remedy than any other. Those who hare tried it. kuowr tlt-tired them: tiiow who have wtit, fciioit th:U it cure their neighbors and frientla, and all kuow UMt -h it it dcs once It doe always th it it never fail- tlironfrh any fault or Begieetof its oiii;t04ttia. We nave thousands upon thou aud4 of rertiiiite of their remarkable cures of tho follou-i.ix rouiulaints, t eh rnres are known ia every uoi,'h!t'fho.d, atid we need not cWish thcia. Skdaptc t to all aei an I conditions in aU climates; conUiiiiii? neither r:K.uel or any deJoi&us drug, they in tv, mj Hkeii with safety by anybofly. Their sut;ar roatia? pre f rves them ever fresh aiul makes them loia it tt ike, while beinx purely vesretable no h.irm care arie frow Uieir use in any quantity. Ther opento by thair powerful iutluence on the internal i..era to purify the tdood and ati inula to at ku keiithv a -in reibove the ohstructioaQ ofth stoma .-h, liowol, liver, an tWnr rjrTn -of 4im body, re 'toi-in? their irrcc-dar artmn to hearth, anal by corre.rtiiiT, w'urevcr they evist, such dcnuige ments an are' tha flrst origin of disease. Miii ite lii-e.-t iru ars ffiven in the wrapper on the ! , f r Vis fvlbvirx complaints, which these) l'ill rapidly cure: For lj:i;t , or Ymll-eatloia, Ctat1eo bpm. I,mii r-r .ti I 14 of ApriPUt, they should bJ Uiic'.i n dorately t stimulate the stoin ach a:i 1 re t i it' he-ilthv tone aud action. For t,ivsr ;iwila'n and it various symp torn, Ilitloa Slciluclae. Sick lgtaaliaclafs JianHilIro or Mrri Mlrkaie, CKilloss Colic anil Klillona 1'srfW, Ucy should be Ju dicial! lv tiin for e.ich case, to correct the dieae4 actio't or rem vc Cia obstruction which cae it. Kor I5.vpttr.v or liarrlaae, but one mild dose U e'.'nerrillv r?'Mlred. For libra m-itUm, Jont,3rsevfl. lalri tation of Shi llrtart, Iln In tho SI I do, tljkcit ad Loin, Usey stioul I be continnoiuly taken. a re-j-.iired, t chanjre thi di'teased a'tionof the yite-a. W'ftk ssicli change those complaints dieir. For lroir nd Trolcl Awolltiaaro they nkoiiU tnkrn ia lart ami reqacnt doses to mw- duce lh'.5 eTe-t of a ilriftirt )ia)re. For :t;iriiO'tt a lircre dc should He takca as it pr.vlu 'e tho desiirod effect by aymp.ithr. At a ii" l'ill, take ono or two I' ills lo pro mote dicitio'i and relieve the stomach. An oe.ca4on.tl doe mulate the tomach and bowels into healthy action, restore the atMetite, and tnvi!j.raten the aystem. IJeaoe it is wten ad anta8MWKwhero.no erious deranjrem'nt exUta. One who f?iH tolerablv well. often finds tliatadoao of these fill ntakei him feel decidedly bettr, front their cleansinjr and renovating effect osthedigea tive apparatus. DR. J. C. ATEIt & CO., Vmctiral Chemists, ZO WEILL. MASS., V, S. jU THUS few everything needed ia a family, fcoat ihi heaviest to the lightest fabric it ttoKs mmr. wonic, nuiii: liixiss or itciric, AD WORK, UHau any other machine. If there is a Florence SewiiiR Ma chine villain one thousnuil miles of Bun Fvm.Hsco not workixiR well and Riving entire satisfaction, if I nm in form d of it, it will be attended to without expenso of any kind to tbo owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery Street, Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco. Sewrf fur Clrrulr and Bumfd- rf the teork. .Active Ayt nts cunlttt in I r Vuii i "i a ,771