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Newspaper Page TextTiWfl & COUNTY HEWS. DALLAS, SATURDAY, APR. 13, 1372 Money Market. Latest New York Gold Quotations. 111 Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying..... .......SO j Selling ,..9l Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Wekly, by (J. Ii. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $0.8X) bush. . OATS 62J 75e. BARLEY $1 ' YLQUtt $6 $8 50 bbl. j " Sks$l 62 $1 75 CORN MEAL 4c. p lb. ! li&ANS 6o. $ tb. BACON Sides, 13 15c a lb. " Shoulders. 8c. to 12o. Xbr JIAMR 14 16o lb. PORK Dressed, 6($7ets . " Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. A lb. BUTTER Firkins 25 30c f lb. " . Rolls, 39 to 35c. lb. EGGS 20e doz. LARD liulkHSc ; tins,20, ! POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 "cl bushel. ONIONS $2 & bushel. j APPLES Green, 50c j3 bhl. " Dried, 6c lb. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 fi) 25c tb. CHICKENS 2 50 j $3 rr doz. TUKKEYS 75 $1 each. j DRIED PLUMS 1C3 lb. WOOL 50o. ft lb ! Everybody busy gardening. .Suuv visible on the hilis near town. 'Farmers' Club meeting in Uethel, to day. The District school commences next Monday. A lot of new wagons for sale, by W. II. Teal A Co. New goods constantly arriving at Bolter &. Wortley A wolf was seen wKbin a mile of town last Monday. Improvements are the order of the day in town. W. C. Brown has leca absent eluricg the week. Notice the warning of the O. i C. Railroad Company. The Dallas Tannery is turning out some ex. t llent leather. Services at the M. E. Church to-morrow evening by Rev. J. James. II. P. Shriver is painting a nice sign for Mr. MaGrcM, of Ferrydale Rev. J. II. Allyn, of tie Yamhill Circuit, gave us a ca on Wednesday. Mr. I. B. Sinnott has taken charge of the Grand Round Indian Agency. Our band is ready at a moment's warning to furnish f lemlid music for any occasion. Elder T. F. Campbell wi'.l preach at the Baptist Church to-morrow morning and evening R. Clark, of Dixie, who has been very i!i. with heart disease, is reported a little better. Teams are constantly coming in IaUn wi'.l: goods for our ccrehants They have to be hauled from Independence. We stated last week tbat tbe Circuit Court of this county would meet Monday, the 16ih ii.st. This is . mistake; it mitts on- the L2d. Everything around the Court Hotis9 ha-4 been quiet this week. Are tin y " 'lW-inimij: r' Oh, no j they are waiting to hear from the Da!le , T. G. Ricluu'iid kit bete last Monday to at tccel tbe DuiiOtrnlic ("oiivtrdion ut ti e D.ilhf. Join is no ' 'Possum," though he will visit tbe Gum Tree." Demorcst's Young America.' This valuable journal for the little folk?, is something which should be in tbe hands of ail our juveniles. Price $1 00 a year. Evening ftrolls are becoming quite popular. Our devil payi, of all aids to "a "friendly feel ing these promenades n re the best." lie hi; tried it, and ought to kr.ow. " April showers produce May flowers," is the old adage. If we have as great a varu-ty f fowers during May as wc have bad of weather in April, won't tbe hills be rrttty ? Several young men who have been attending the school berc dining the winter, have wim-d situations as teachers in the county, for the rummer. They hare evinced a determination to succeed and we cert aiuly hope tbey will. Calls. We neglected to acknowledge several rads received last week. Among them were several ladies; Mr. Cbas. Moore of Bc ton Co.? Geo. Comegys of Salt Creek, an 1 several oth ers, whoso names now escape our memory. T. G. Richmond is fitting up his livery outfit for tbe summer trade. The roads aro no w get ting into a condition for pleasant riding, and Tom is determined to be up with tbe times and be prepared to turn out a fine rig at any time. Dctnorcst's Monthly. Our subcribers to this magazine will plcaso bear with us in the delay of these books, as our clubs have in some way got mixed at the house of publication, and the wrong list been stopped. The back numbers will bo forthcoming son. The Democracy of Polk, claim to b'e in favor of Internal Improvements,, and yet, in their County Convention, they defeated the only can didate they have who favored such a system. We opine Mr, Burch will not be entirely satis, fioei with this arrangement. 'Know Thyself." Well's Illustrated An nual of Pbyslgnomy and Phrenology is received This valuable work tbould bo in tho hands of every one who wishes to be well posUd in these intricate sciences Published by S. R. Wolls, 389 Broadway, New York. Prloa.25 cants. Music G. L. De Prans, manager of Gray's Music Kccni, Portland, will accopt our t!at k for favors in his lino. T his week wo have re ceived two pieces of sheet music one rcng, entitled "Queen of Love," and 'Fieur Sal vage," a piano piece which are new, and will undoubtedly become popular in the musical world. Mr. R. S. Crystal hod his right foot severely injured by a horse, last Tuesday. Ho was shoeing the horse when the animal became restless, jerked his foot away and set it down with the sharp cork of the shoo on Mr. C.'s foot near the toes. The whoie weight of the horso coming upon tie foot caused a severe though not serious injury. M. Buruett, an Attorney in embryo, being employed by one Snyder to procure a license at the last term of the County Court, and feud $5 00 and the key to clieut's saloon, when tho day for making application came on, very com placently counseled client that as his Attorney and petitioners had already consumed his stock of liquois it was useless to file hid petition. La Cledo. Tho farmers of this section have a large extent of laud already sown and are still sowing. The people of the District are preparing to betid, anew school house. M. M. Ellis has on hand and is constantly receiving largo supplies of goods, and is doing a thriv ing business. Those living within going dis. taneo cannot do better than cull on hiiu for sup plies. During the session of the Circuit Court quite a number of ll publicans of talent will be pres ent, and it would be well if we could arrange to have some, or all of them to hold forth upon the political i.-.-ues of the day. Julgo Ke'suy, of Corvullis, and Judge Ibme, of Saltm, have signified their willinguesi t accede to sueh a request, irt:d there will be others, doubtless, who will do likewise. Let us havu a ruod lime. Prompt Action. The new School Distri.t, No. 42. recently formed from No. 9, held their meeting the first Monday in April. The officers are, John lit ndrit ks, .John L. Riggs, and 11. 1:111-, Directors; J. M. Chandler, Clerk. A tax was. levied to build a school house 20x30. Af teiward $100 was ful scribed to cu large it to 21 '.'C. This district is determined to be up with any of their neighbors in the matter of schools. Atthesehoil meeting iu District No. 0, P. M( Cain was elected Director, and Isaac Ball Clerk. A sum of $150 was ottd to be u.-ed in building a new gchovt boua.3 on the land ol Isaac Ball, at the cro.'.-roads near his residence. It was decided tbat tie portion of the dL-trb-t recently struck off from thin district is not en titled to any of tue pullic money in the hands ot the cieik. J. K. D'La.-l.mntt was elected Chairmia and laaac Bli Secretary of the n.e: tin;;. MjV hiy. Arrangement are I'tinjt pcr'c te 1 '.'T a r.'i;d bull to l a he plan- at t ho Court House, V-di. ediiy eta i.injr, My first. Thi promise. t l e one of th5 fnjst a:tie given 1 1 the citizen. of IialLi." t'li j-.-itfoii. The uj jer will he tumi-hod ut tbj h !e:,, nJ all can te.t BSiured that n- iui: will l.e nae I U niake it one which will t mj't the ttt? utid tu -ify the Jii jcliie. Ihi will pivi all who wih 10 iioj.roxc it nn j i (unit y to ei msii 'nee the "merry monlh of May" in fan!atie style. Ciuiify I otirt. J. 11. Mvn:. .Im.r-K J. TI-i-mr. Clerk. - m . Jom.s, J. K. l'"L a -11 vi i r, t'oniiiii.--ti-.iitr. I',,';; Win. C iiirjryjt ot.d ot!.er, for road, lifiuisao d at jd-iii.tif:'.' eo.-t. FuHi'-k Ilahy nn 1 others road ictitioti :'.!ed. V.. A. J-l iiliy. Stejl.cn 'ir.ats ?nd 1. 11. WaVefietd. reviewers; A. 1 L'ufler, Purveyor F. McCat.n f r lieer.;e to fell q-irit u? ii ni.,r in less ijuai.n'tii than e re qua-t. Uenior:tr:uiee filed. Mr.tion int rped I y J. A. Af'dop:itc when it was li.eovi red tout a portion of the r -nioristrari'U! had heen cU.tidft'noly destr!Ved. I'i.-i.ii-'-'cd at j etiiiuner'i" co.t. l'etiljiii of Mur.e voters of Lnehiumnto j.ro e'n.et to thanire dace of Voting, tli-iii...'d. 1. S. Johnson for license to sell lniior. Heat hy re monstrance. Cutlx f lhitinn. County Tna.nrer presented 1 17" 7-t cancel led warranty, and was credited tlieichy. At'i:i1l'. Al!'iu;r.. Hill of V,. C. Urown, for rloek.. " t Oi'.n'-ry .. Slate of Oregon r. J. M. liurn- ctfiirid A. Ileinhree, Tr;itis- erijit from Ju.iic Ilron' (,'oiirt. JiiKtife !c . C'on.jtiihlu'3 fees AS'ittics fees Mofnengcr'a fee... .ll 00 a sr. it en 2 t'O a St;ito of Oregon t . Jas Hollins hed, et nf. Transcript from Justice Stiles' Court. Witness fees 18 f5 F. T. Iitirch, Sheriff's feo 28 .ro I). J. llotuicM, Clerk's fee 6a 10 Elf.ction Judy. Dallas Chas. McDonald, K. L. D'Lash inutt, Thos. Hayter, Dottii.AS. A. D, liabcock, A.J. llolcjack, Al. Yocum. Jackson Wm. Comegys, I'euj. Syr:n, II, McClung. Salt Lake. Henry Tillcry, J. D. McCarty, Henry Landers. E Ethel Geo. Wait, W. W. Walker, W. II. Cooper. Eola. Davis Gibson, Wto. Beagle, S. I. iilFon. Dixie. C. D. Einbrcc, Wm. Tatem, 0. W. Berry. Mo5wot.'TH. I.F. M. Butler, Stephen Staats, W. W. Waterbousc. Bi'E!f a Vista. E. W. McCarty,- b. M. Watt, II. Ilelmicb. Lt.'CKf amute. J. I'.Suiitb, I. Staats, I. Zum wault. BioncKPOiiT. J. A, Williams, Max Haley, iHaac Smith. Funeral Sermon The funeral permon of Klias Buell wiK bo prwiehed on the firnt Sabbath of May, at II o' clock, at Buiir Chapil, by Rev .1. II. Allyn. To turn pray hair into its natural color and beauty, u?c Hall's Ycgctablo Sicilian Hair lle- ncwer, tho best and m6t rtlUblo preparaUon 1 eciencc ha given us. No Humbug. We do not wish to inform you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or any other mai, has discov ered a remedy tbit cures all diseases of mind, body .or estutc. and designed to make our sub lunary sphere a blissful Paradise, to which Heaven itself shall bo but a rllo show, but we do wish to inf-rm you that Dr. Saga's Catarrh Remedy has cured thousands ;f cases of Ca tarrh in its worst forms and stages and tb pro prietor will pay $500 for a case of this loath some disease that he cannot cure. Sold by druKj'i'its. Information Wanted Of Win. D. W. Yeager, who left Comanche. Iowa, in May 1S03, in company with Win. Weslsb and fami ly. Any person having any knowledge of him. wilt confer a great favor by communicat ing the undersigned, bis mother, who is aged, afflicted, aud iu fcoro need of his Assistance, if alive. AGELINM YE AG Kit. Quii.ey, Illinois. Papers throughout Oregon and Washington Territory are requested to copy. ' News Summary. Sixteen hundred French immigrants arrived in New York in one week. The report that Dr. Kvain, the ahor tionit of New York, was to Lc released on Kail is incorrect. Mrs. Amelia Manning of Urooklyn New York, is on trial fur attempting to fthuot her hushand with a revolver. James Temple of MeCraekeii county Kentucky shot a negro with a lut gnu, for circulating .seandilous reports con cerning his family. The snow blockade till continues on the C V. llailroad. The west bound train from Cheyenne was Mopped at the lat ter plaee ou account ot MioW, last .7Uti liy. The Utah Plate Constitution, recent- lv refined t the Committee ol territo. ries, truatantees the free exeteiso and enjoy uioiit of religious prou umis, but liberty of conscience not. to be o eon- I struvd as to exeue acts ol llCetllioane orotlier crime. The Ios of Wilson's pork-picking cs- tubi;hmtnt by tire in S., FrancUc, lat week, ts suni to lu; I .,'.) A', LoVtT ed by insurance $M.j,0UU. A dispatch I'r.otn Uruwusville TeX't-. ;tvs the Tex;;n rangers are jo .:u ir-.' to retitlii'e and rescue their cattle fr tu !,vi, tb,- lNo llraiid,. L'.ndon, April t. lirali. in s: eecb ut M at:c!:e?ter. referring to tin , . . .1 1 Utllic-lttcs oi.nvi;i4 out of the .lmn cincl.iims, cotideinticd the cour the t lijiltoiie .Mini: try, a-i'iotti.'fu' tloit it j was iui'osU'e !.-r Aui'-rictti ic. t dv in j re-ird to the tjut ; tiori. 1 It-(hi-ul.t .Mm ! ir.-iiil if. e. iinos tii, rv V.'iillll In' X .!t .1 I by th ultimate -v 's now 1. dci et.t lh m i the ltitiiin'e iT direct thiltu inn-tt. !r... 't., .,. ,!.,!.,. ,1 r..,!',,, . . ; -: IJII'I. lVri IMi' ati.i oo.er ..omiii u. men followed in sun'tlar -j cc .hos .1 unes Stanficld, K,t lie J tneinhcr i f Pa; liamcnt, in an addnss to his ci.-ti-tufiify list niuht, tucl:ed siuitie.ititlv it pt tit the A lab tun treaty, and faid the treaty sceuod t be in jeojardy. It ii failed the fati!t would rest with the A tut tie rtl overnnicnf . Kn'hind had d'tie her hot to .-etlle the.e diih-tej.t ;nd et a ood cxunij lo to the v-rM. 'I he Prince and Prim es-; ol Wile will return fn m the couth. tut .-oi tt. The strike of Iri don con p-tsitor been snce j-sfitl. They demand an in crease of wacres and limitation of a day's work to nin' hours. Tin- w t cm ice 1 d to by one hundred and forty-one linns. London, April Clavazzi U actum rianhd on his ttin to America by K v. O. Thompson of Pennsylvania. IJ'th are delegates fnm the Free Itditu Church to. visit American Church Chris tians. The hcho says Sir Travers Twis, wlno wife inytt:rioti-ly dis ipj eared du ring the examin itiou of Ch id rs up u a charts of jutblUhin articles tie dcfunatory to her character, became in .atiC. One F eury, bank cashier at Limerick, has absconded wih lariro amount of money. It is hdieved that he h is .'one to tho United States. At a recent meeting of Mormons in Salt Lake near 12 000 persons were present.. Elder Taylor said Mormonisnt was a puzzle to tin; world, never had nor would be comprehensible. E der Snow said should the (loverunient con tinue' to listen to the slanders and lies and refuse to admit Utah as a State, the Mormons would still "o forward aud upward, for Zion must be built up. A terrible state of anarchy reigns throughout Mexico. Thiers and Von Arnirn will som commence negotiations for the complete evacuation of France by the German troops. Internationalism has been declared by a German jury to be high treason against the German Kutpire. Four Indians gave themselves up to the authorities ct San Francisco, for killing one of their own countrymen near Half Moon Hay, in a joke. A Committee of Safety is forming in San Francisco, composed of all leading interests iu opposition to railroad aggres sion. ! About 03,000 has boon subscribed by San Francisco to tho sufferers by the la to eurihtjuakc.' Laura Chirk suicided iu Hamilton Nevada, April 8th by taking mor phine. Fifteen Italians are ou trial at San Mateo for killing I'asrjualo. Gen. Sherman has arrived at Constan tinople. The telegraph annoucnes the death of Honorable Krastus Corning. IJerlin, April 0. Prince liismark rcad Emperor "William's speech at the opening of the" lleichsrath yesterday, aud iu it the Emperor felicitates the people on the progress made by united (Jormauy, as an augury of prolonged peace. Cincinnati April 9. The Ohio river is now higher than it ever has been for many years. The waters of the Lick ing, which has also risen, sweeps down into the Ohio, carrying twenty loaded coal barges from Pittsburg aud fifteen from other points. The ftreams are tunning over the banks and carrying everything before them. The telegraph lines are down in every direction, but the report is that the storm is general over the South and Southwest. London, April 0 Judgment will be rendered on Thursday in the case of O'Connor, charged v ith an attempt on the life of Queen Victoria. The ( J rand Jury have iruhefedthe Tiehborne claimant for p j"iy and for gery, lie siill claiuis to be an lu ir to the estate. Washington, April 0 Tn the Seriate, Mr. Point roy from the Committee on ! Public Laiids reported bills to incorpo rate the New Mexico Central llailroad. and th NtW Me.xbo and ( I ulf 11 lilmad Company grant them ribt of way. F f r lie very lot h n-gri-j -bs ' to lira'f ev -V. Ji ub.tr.uii'.-t rv without M AI US. - S.Y A Sr F.N D IN Till: F.l.l. VA'ioK. 41'V- f Montana ry, ti 1 1. s.ni Fr iu. 1 co. i " ' - .Sl'ECIAL X()TCJS. H E AL ESTATE DEALER, OtHcc, No. Cil I'ront Street, PORTLAND Uiilv'JOX. i:i:h i:- r vri: in 'hi crrv and j :J lOi: TbAN'D ia th. m t de.ir,iid 11 tie. eui-iti; of I 'ir,", 11 A I.F HLiCK." us l !J L'Ci, li'il'SivS anlM'ulli:.-; ; -o, IMI'i:uVi:i K.!!MS. ' valuable 1 n'! uiin it 't 1 t, 1 1, o.itul tu AuU part ' j -f ATI! f.-r .I.K. j , . ,, ,, .!,,v IT,. . J . " ' ' I !' Ol ! - - I'iSltS, .11 1 1 I iir i .?,.,,!'. tho "T AT;".' .1. 1 TK'iilll J'ii'I IK. wti yi! " 1 l the m .-i tiiV lM'AiiilMl'S Ttr.MS.' j IDir-'f:; in I TOi;t; l,t"r;i. j L'Ns N K.ioT I TEo, hu I rl.AIMS l ! b D!CI M-SloNS I'o'MFI.V 'Ii- !.K. rKI. . U,o,rl nXAClAL a:..l A.i K.NCV UV. I A tr.m.a . t.-i. AtlKST.- of f'.i. til l'If'K. in a!l t CtTli: and T(H . in th- J' ATK. i': rerict d-.-noM ,n ..f V t! M I'C'iJ'KII'l'A and forar-l t'u .; sams to tlie abv; a idft.-. . y V'i ... , . , (...,. . f V 1 C 23 O Ji 2-; Zl A . IIO'.V TO CURE IT. At tho rotii'DTicf rnnt of tHs Di irib-. w5sh always prorcdej an a'trt."k of the C'uo!er:i, take tep -nfu! of IVin Ktllsrin s-iar an i wa Ut, thnt if eonvenl.Mit.) an 1 thft ttatUt frso'y the . lorn ;!) aiol b .w'l. with the U.tin Killer ele.ir, f"h m'd the diiirr'i or er.u;i;" oontinnc r- j'-;it th! !oi cvory "r fiit"en niinn'e un til tho p-itii."it i reHevi'l. In exfri'ino e.i(',. two or ni'iic tt i.ispooiiful-f iu;iy b? given at a d-MC. TS;e Tain Kil'cr. a a rcn-'-ly. 1" no "i"'i'. Tn ic of 'ho!er. Summ t Comi-lainN, Dv I rii . Dyfinfery. A.'hm.i it -ur.- ir mm night by f:ikiM2 it inN-rn i'lv. an I bit'iin wilh it freely. Itn .icti 'n i Ii!;" nni'-, when exier uil !y applied to Ol I Sori.. I'urn. .:! . an 1 ."""praitn. For Siek I lral i.-'io nnd Tooth'M'he d -n't fail to try it. In sdr.trl.it i.s a Tain Ku.l. r.n. Diroefinn imp m v mrh b.ttl. T'i.j I'iiiu Killer iseoid by all dealers in Med icines. rri!e, 2 cs-iK 'n) cent k i 1 St psr bottle The True lirounds nl ConfiCleurc. AVhenen conie that firm reliance, tbat nbo lute, undoubtirifj faith in the tffieary of IIo!.(ct ter'c Stotnn"li Rittrrsi a a remedy lor indiges tion, biliotM disorder, intermittent and remit tent fever, which notoriously prevail in il' piirt of tho Uni:ed Stuto?? This confidence lia been growing for twenty yenrs. nd it is ft ill ex. tending. It is not tbe result of credulity; H bns not been engendered by tiny human device but is the rpontancous and natuial eonpetiuenec of ej tiieiice. U lint eoplc r re daily going on under their own oyei they cannot iii3ftion. When f;i milieu in unbea'thy districts that re?ort to this wholcFomc vegetable tonic, as a preventa tive, cfccnpo periodical fevers', and their imme diate neighbor?, who neglect this precaution, arc prostated by tho disease, how ii it pos..itile that tho phenomenon should, bo without it.? les son ? In like, manner when it is Feen that ohsti rate cases of dys'pepsm, of liver complaint, of constipation, of tiervoun weaknes., and of ;eR ernl debility, yield to the operation of the la tnous reTnedy, how can even incredulity itnelt withhold if;! endorsement? Eyewitnesses of fh nalutary tffect t.f the Hitters are to bo found in every civiiivred settlouient on thia continent. Tho tUousa'idd upon thoii-andM who owe their restoration to health and si reogth, or their pres crvaii n f?om cieUness, to in extraordinary mrdieinal properties, are enthusiastic in it piai-to. 1 ho tnultitu ten who reeoinnn nl n in n neighborly way totbeir friemls and acquaint- aiics, as well as thvso who mnke puttlio tneir estimate ot it.i virtms, oro always ready to state, their reason, for the faith that is in titem. They have till either felt ot witncsicd ltd bone- fieeot oreratious. , ell as thWo who mnke puttlio their NEW. AD VEIi T1HEMENTS. ft ATIOIVA 1 li U S I N E S S C O Z L E G E, PORTLAND, OREGON. A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE!! THE IUJUCATION FOR THE TIMES. The Import?! nee of a Practical Education Was nevor xaoro Apparent than Now ! IT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED J ttxit as vvtM'row in piosperiry we grow more Vrncti!t, and that it h required of men tlv they cdnratc themselves praetieiiU V cducato themselves in the be.t mutjner possible to iiitrci ths demand of the time?. When A-sILoo!, Kin of Fparta, wan arked what thoijra he thought most proper for boy. ti leirn, he replied; TIioms things which thc-. hoiil l jtntt tire when th'y bveoioc m:ii." " Deliver iil t !t injjM in number and w;ibt. and put all in writing that thou jjlvext ont or re ei ivet in," in a precept oT uiiiversitl appl e .lion ; Hud there U a ieeia! nectaity for its t- r ot. Fervancc in all buineps trur.ar tions. Young men, tho future wcit'injof tli'n Ooa-t lokio YU U ! Arc YOU prepared to meet its demand ' A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION to meet the The uiofrt thorough, .nd eomprebensive COURSE OT RlNiNKs.s TUALMXtJ ever introduced by i;ny i; o .12 .is i: n e i a i, OR in; s i y i: s $ a o l l e a i :, coiiibiiiiog TIIKOllY AND PIIACTICK, l-y means of IUXKS JSI) JiUSlXESS OH ICE' . I he Course in -f o arranged an I Tuubt as t tnab'.e thu Students t ui:ter it iu the LorU'at J imc po;ib! Each Slu-lent, after pt-ing" tbrgb the TIIKOKY COU'.tSi:, becomes nn actual HOOK KEIlVEi: AS I) MEJICIIAM herr. in the ?p;i- f.f a f w WEEK., lie ,. ..iu- thv expet iei.ee ai-C') I: D I N A It Y LIl'E- n.ME. The TEl.EiiKAl'II DEPARTMENT i now .M-d up nub (li U-t ol 'ii.etiuuuM.lr-, aud is it. i-'.!U!!ete ruittiir, nrj. r. I or rut.L INI OltM TIO. send for COL LE'ii; l'Al'Ei;. Address: I:FliANCK JAMEfi, Torlland, Oregon. i. m. tni; vtr. j. w. iioBAUi o l la it Ntrth-Eatt Ccri.er of Main and .Mill Streets, Dallas. GZQRSE W. ilOBART & CO. Wilt Manufacture and keep CONSTANTLY N HAND a lare As-oriiaoi.l of SADDLESY, HARNESS, AND COLLARS, Consisting of all the Usually kept in a FIRST CLASS SADDLERY SK0?, A!!vfihieh will be ni.i le ij THE EEST MATERIAL. Al-T. CRl.IAt!E TRIM MI NO and RE PAIKINU d i. c-rdcr ou the shortest notice. Call and examine out Work before J.urehas ing t'se where. U tf CEO. W. HOrjART A CO. C. II. COX Wan on band nnd for Fale, SADDLE T1JEES of all sizos and the lest quality. ihoj near Wj mire's Mill, Dall;?, Oregon. i-.i ivTTs: TfiJAii to., f Wagon .V ('nrringc ,'aLcrs MAIN STil;trr, DAE.;, AS, Are on hand with their WAGGONS and (1 IE.S at their old Jtund this Spring as usual, and int.-nd to sell (hem very heap lor Ca.h ; tho l'riees ranging from $130 to f 1 SO. They have also on hand for f'o plenty i f wag ot materials. Give him a call ui d see them All kinds of work in their line done, o older. All kind? of HDu ksiiiithitlg done e n ibort rotice, an I in a workio.n liko uiauner. Horse thoeing $2 f.0, cash down. Thtnkfutfor pt patronage, they ro'tiit eontinuanee of tho s.iino. 0 tf Dallm, May B. 1S7I. The Citv Boot Ptouk has long itecn Head iiiaiters for tho State of Tutitr.ls Cki.k BttATF.n Boots, ef which t have Exetutive Suit. Parties are cautioned to examine and find my name on them, as the country is led with a Rut frit lUmt, in imitation of the genuine article. lurry pufr of Tirrcl's Boots sob! at my establishment is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Bkmumukr that tho nbovc house Rolls no bud or split gn.idfc No shoddy palmed off upon his customers for a superior article of French Call. All rip.., returned in a reason able time, repaired lice of edi.nrge, uiijiii-.ui, ."alcm. j " VOf)3 ! WOOL WOO 2 f rnJIl(1 m(nIEST CAS, ,.Urc,.: .pAin yii I Woi i. t ,iniT vati c I JU. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ayer'S air Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to ils natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which' is at once agreeable, healthy, aud effectual 'or preserving tho hair. Fadctl or gray hair is soon restored to its JQriginal color loilh tht gloss an I freshness of ycuth. Thiu hair ic thick ened, falling hair checked, hud bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing con restore thfc hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied aud decayeo. But such a3 remain can be saved for usefulness by thi3 application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it cleau aud vigorous Its occasional ihc will prevent lite bait from turning gray or falling ofT, aud consequently prevent baldness. Freo frain those deleterious substances which make ome preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but uot harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does !iot soil white camGrie, aud yet last long on the hair, giving it a rich.glossjr lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.j practical and analytical cllemists, XXHVEIjI mass, pbice (loo, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Luni, such as Coughs, Coltls, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Trobablv never before! in tho whole history of meli ine, hat aiiyUun won fco viJoly anl sodeeply ii on the eonlMeiiec of mankind, as this excellent remedy fr pulmonary eoiujlainlk- Through a lour series t.t' vears, nnd nmonz mot of Ue races ut m n it h;is rie"n lumber una hiieriu thcirefcUmlt tin, as it lias Income U'tte't known, lis unifonh e hai a ter niul power to e ur tbe v&rioiiit afleetioi f tiiei ltin,; ami throat, have mude it ktifwn iu a re lialb proteetor arain.-t thorn. While adapted to milder lorni of dise'a.e and to young children, it is at the fatne time the inu?l cfloe-tu si rerniely that caa bo Kiven lor iucipiont mnsnniption, and the elan pel on nlTeelioni of the throat aud luus. As a pro-vi.-ion Afraiit Ftiddea atLvLs f tjm;, ft -Hvul Ik' kept on tiand in evry fainiiy, and iudtred as aH a it somctiine.t Mibjcrt to cobls ami coughs, &M tJi.ul l bo provided with Uii antidote for then. Although wttletl Conmttuvtion is thought tf ouralsb, t till jrroat number or cases w here the dis ci e ccr.Kd settled, have been complete ly cured, and the patient re. toied to sound hcalui by the Vhtrvjf frctornl. .so comjilete is its mastery over the di-ionler of the J.unsrs and Throat, that the tnot tibtinate of them yk'lil tiS it. When nott in cl.-e could ie a h them, under the Cherry I'c toral they ibide and elisr ppe-ar. Shujrr and l'ublic tijeaLcrs Unil great .pr te.'tion from it. Asthma is always relieved and oftea wholly cw Oil by it. ..... tlronchiti.1 is penwallv curetl 5)f takin?: tb Chrrry I'crforal in fcmali and frequent dose. o penernJlv arc its virtues known that we tieea not publish the cortitleates of them here, or do more than assure Ute public that iti yualliies arc fully Uiuiutiueel. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Atjuo, Intermittent Fever Chill Fever. Remittent Fever, Dumb Aku, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c, and indeed nil the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or raiasinatia poisons. As its name implies. It fl-ie? Ctrrr, find loes nol f til. Contaiiynsr neither Aicni'. Quinine, T5ismuth Z'mc. nor any other mineral or poi-onous substance whatever, it in nowi-e inlures any patient. Tlio number and importance of its cures in the asrue dis tricts, are literjdlv Itevond account, ami we believe without a paralb'l in the lii-ton- of A true medicine. Our pride io prat i fled by the p.'knowlecbrments wo receive of tbe radical cnies etToctcd in obrtinsto caes, and whore othor rcmeMlios b.ael wholly failed. . Vnacrlhmtod per'ons, either resMcnt rn, or travellins tbroueh miasmatic loeabties, will be pro ttvted by lakinirthe Atil i: Cl'l'.i: daily. For 7 ivrr CrwrIrtittt, ariinp fiem tonlitV Of tbe Liver. It i? an excellent re.nedy, stimulating tho Liver into iK-alihv activitc. For rtilious Disorders and Liver Complamts, it is nn e.rJlcnt reinfdv, proiltiincr many truly ro markable eurf s, where other medicine had failed. Prepared bv 1it. .T. C, AYKH "., Practical and Analvtieal Chemists, Lowell, M4?., and solil all round the world. r riiicx, $1.00 n:n hottlx a? i IC Will sew everything needed la a family, frosa the heaviest to the lightest fabric IT HOES MOCE WOBU, MOltU KINDS OF WORK,' J AXU HETTOt WORK Than any other machine. If there is a Florehe Sewusg Ma chine within ono thousand miles of Ban Fraudsco not working well and Riving entire satisfaction, if I am in formed of it, it will be attended, to "without eipenso of any kind, to that owner. BAMtTEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery Street, brand Hotel Building, San f ranclsco, . . 5erl for Circular and tp1r ft th icork, Acflv Aymta Ivabftd tvery pt'tce, . . H