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DALLAS, SATURDAY, A
TwIL 13.
Wciueus Spear; or AVuispcrlrigs of Na-
. .. ture, -. , ..
TO BBTSET BOBEET.
Last night as I meandered out
To meditate apart,
Secluded in my prnsol
Deep subjects shork niy heart.
The earth, the skies, tbe prating brooks,
All thundered In my cur,
"'Tis'inatrimony ! 'tis matrimony
That is a weincu's ppeur." '
Day, with a red shirred honnet on,'
Had down for Clin started :
Its yellow ribbings fluttered o'r
I lev head as she departed.
She seemed to wink her eye at me
AsHiedid disappear,
And say,"'Tis matrimony, Betsey,
Inat is a wemeu 8 spear.
I p.iw two lovely ros.es
Like wedded partners crow;
hfrp thorns did pave their mortal path,
let sweetly did they Mow.
They seemed to blow these ylorius words
Into my willing ear.
M Jt. Dohhet, it is matrimony,
That U a women's spear."
Two gentle sheep upon the hills.
Jlow sweet the twain did run,
As I mean jered gently on,
And sot down on a stun. 1
They seemed to murmrr sheepishly,
" Oh ! HeUey'Eubhet dour,
Tis matrimony, ?tia matrimony,
That is a we men's spear." 1
A rustic 1 ad broke down his team,
I ra ise ; ilm"St in tears,
Jlow can a yoke bo borne nlonsj
liy half a p;tir of Moers ?
Even thus in wrath did Nature speak,
"Hear! Iktecy UoM tt ! hear!
Tt matrimony ! tis matrimony !
That is a wemeu's spear !"
Sweet was the honeysuckle's breath
Upon the ambient air,
Kweet was the tender coos of doves,
Yet sweeter husbands are.
AH nature's voices poured these words
Into my willing ear,
" It. Iiobbet, it is matrimony,
That is a wemen's tpcar."
Sunday Heading-.
Civility and good breeding are as
much matters of interest as virtue is.
Of all the created comforts God is the
lender ; uiau the borrower; not the
God will accept your first attempt to
perve him. Dot as a perfect werk, bu' as
a beginning.
It is a low order of piety that thinks
more of the Lord's coming, than of do
ing the Lord's will.
Fighting is the poorest way of set
tling a quarrtl, because it does noth
ing to show which is m the right.
Those who will not. return to the du
ties they have neglected, cannot expect
to regain the comforts they have lost
Some are unwisely liberal and more
delighted to give presents than to pa)
their debts.
A flatterer is said to be a least that
bitcth smiling. IJut it is hard tofcf.o
them fronl friends, for as a wolf resem
bles a dog, so doth a flatterer resemble
a friend.
Women have more pfrcngth in their
looks than we have in our law., and
more power by their tears than we have
y our argum&nts.
He that cannot forgive- others breaks
he bridge over which be must pass
himself; for every mau has need to be
forgiven.
False friendship like tbe ivy, deeay?
and ruins the walls -it embrace ; but
n 1 , . II- .A 1 .. . 1 . .
true friendship gives new life aud ani
mation to the ol-jeet it supports.
Trifles arc often neglected because
their connection is not apparent ; tl-ey
often turn the beam in matters of im
portance. Were there but one virtuous man in
the world he would hold up his bead
with confidence and honor; he would
ehamc tho world, and the world m t
him.
The teacher is a pnsfor of a little
flock; the converted scholar is his
charge; an overseer, a shepherd, he
fchouhj keep his eye over his charge,
even as the shepherd watches hi.s sheep,
the overseer his men.
Geuius, like the lark, is very apt to
despise its post upou earth, and waste
its time fluttering and fjuivering among
the cloud.s ; but common senc. is the
humble fowl which picks up tlie bar
leycorns, and grows aud fattens at leis
ure. V
lie who expects to rcah heaven
lnustcalcutate to do so by dint of his
ow effort. The great Atooement'made
by; the Savior does not save, 'but merely
oflers the way for our salvation.. The
work is our own and upou ourselves do
penda' the result. Depend then, not
upon ' the work of others, but Tupon
your Wti labors. .
Quite mistaken. OH Colonel S.f
one of the State Senators of Minnesota,
tells this ou himself : IIo was going
down loSt. Paul to i n thfi session,
when a train boy parsed through the car,
and approaching the Colonel, . shoving
his wares into his lap, sung out, " Uti
dcc.k of card?., sir 'only half dollar.'"
Turning to the 1ad with an expression
of countenance oalculated to impress
him with the enormity of the ofjfjn.se.
the Colonol solemnly and slowly 'said
" My son, I never play card ; I am
member of the Ohurch' ( ex
ciaim eu the Utsgnsted urcl
bought foii was a member of the' Leg -
iilature. V
hi. it 1
Fuels and E;macic.
Sharpshooters acliinr teeth.
Hanging jrudens jail yards.
Animals on a vine Gra-apcs.
A trans-action wulkin in sleep.
Key note of good breeding 1 Hat
ural.
Spring time of life One's dancing
da vs.
An unoccupied room. lloom for im
provement. Every person, like almost every fence,
has a gait.
Not a good bird for a pot-pic Stool
pigeons.
Useful marriage leing wedded to
one's business.
Short pie crust and conversation are
usually liked bct.
Old maids are described as " embers
from which the sparks have fled."
To drunkards. The pawnbroker's is
not the proper place to take the pledge.
Never have a wooden leg made of oak,
because the oak is apt to produce a corn.
The chap who left nothing to be de
sired, has since been arrested fur lar
ceny. Where not to seek for wonders of the
deep Among must of your acquaintan
ces. There is a firm doing business in St.
Louis under the name of Livepoor iv
! Deirieh.
-V Ma-achusetts man b is commen
ced swallowing himself, lie lus got
his teeth down.
Miss I 'eggs He.-irc to know if any
single pcop'e are admitted to tin;" fam
ily mat-iices V We are unable to !at
A gentleman in this city refused to
eat cracked wheat, ht it hhould leave
his brain in that undesired condition.
A traveler writes home from Paris :
. t f I I 1 T f . I.I- "
" l lie wori i nave momi mo m i in
need of sinco my arrival here is the
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i u iit.ii n 'i u tui njimi.
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1'arngraphoKs have reeu:tat d tlie o! J
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joke that il yi.'U uhile .a boy von h hi, I
i . , , , , r,M i i
him lull oi Iduhieer. 1 he remark leei
true only when you tr.aT.e the boy wail, j
Aunt: " Aieiso, lotn, yi re lean:-
uij; uioo;, oiiK'ii. "I 'm "
do ou iky
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Tom
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Aunt : ' In deed! Wliieb f yo-ir .studies
Ari rnti Tirefer . M
Tutu
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music ;
Well
A febarn vr,:ingsl r a-ked bis mater-
nal paretit, " What is the liii len.'e l e
tween a mos oVaus i'cs and saucy tm --
sa' s i .n hiiii-eit atom-h a a' the
aiuwer. "The tirt I give you, the
last you give me."
'1'hfi I.ond-ei r.jtr Jon-nui .v:s :
TIlC NeW
V.nk Trtfe aihnb t
that brotherhood whieh w.: el.aim with tierave a ; to .n;
the Mother Countrv. ft tlie T-t'in.i ; ,,!' ' an ;(;; .jm i:e ie a-
t t
keet1- on in toat w iv. o-ir h.rctgn n
ill MIS
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At a ii-irtv in O-iiiiry n voung gvti
t'emau lot one (d Lis .'h-eve b..ttoiH, at: i
hunted h'tb aud low fr it, to n j.'ii-
pv.-e
l.dy
After the party tt cri huu-you rg
went. iion;e. anil WL;:e nroii.
the mis.'iiig button !roppfd o:
from ar.iutig In r pal; .'rah. vs.
give tcu tcLts to KiioA how
there.
i in
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.e v i n
it Cilli
O f ti-i-li ro v . rc n il fri'Mi't- " ..! 1 I'ui-
L,,,, u f.ther O'l.rarv. Tiiat l
were Ft. I'ett-r, nd V"' had the ke;
of lfe.ivt ii, b'-eaiisO tie :i jmi ronld h.-t !
me in " " 1 3 v t:;v h iiii.r and eoi.s. i- i
,. ; . ,
ence, rrt led () I.earv, "it would be
, ; ' 1 , ' , . . .
better lor vou tn-at I haol the keys o
the other place, for then I could let you i
out."
An editor in Flinois
having ene,ncd
a new re pot tor. reee i ved the. following :i
hi.s first effort : M 'e sre informeu that
the gentleman boo r.trod on hi head
under a pile driver for ihe purj-'f;sc ol
having a tight pair of Lutes druv on.
fdicrtly afterwards found biinx If in
(Ihiny, perfectly naked and without a
cent in bis nocket."
a
A married gcntleiuan, every lime he
met the father of his wife, complained
to him of tbe ugly temper and disposi
tion of his daughter. At hist, upm one
occasion, becoming weary of the grumbl
ing of his Ron-in law, the old gentleman
exclaimed : 41 Vou are right ; she is an
impertinent jade, and if I hear any more
eomplaints about her, I will disinherit
her." The husband inade.no more com
plaints. " And bo you are married, Uridget,"
said a lady to her former servant.
" And pray, what is your hnsband'fi bus
iness?" uJ.uiriens Is it inarm.?" ' Yes j
what docs he do for a living V " iShure,
he's a Collector." " A Collector ! Why,
Jliddy " jaid Madam whose ideas of a
Collector were of a handsome Judge of
her acquaintance, who li ran the Custom
House" "married a Collector! you
don't pay m V " Shuro I do, m.inu,
say that mdio," A (Jullcctor ! Why,
where does he collect, liiddv V " All
.over the city, inarm," said Uridget
All over the city, replied Madam, he
ginning to wonder what Uiddy was
driving at, 44 and how much does he
collect?" " Fifty or sixty pounds, and
some days a hundred." " You mean
liity or sixty dollars, riot pounds-dollars,
JJridget," 8 aid Madam, with cm
phasis." " No, mann, I don't mane tlol
Urnj I mane grease." ."Grease!'
1 " ,,u' 1 du, for Tat is a soap-grease
collector."
KL.I-UI1I.ICAN lLATl'()UJI.
KKSOI.TTIONS ADOI'TKIi V TUB STATK 1! V. tf Bl I
f'AN eo.WESTIOM AT I'OHTLASIl, MAliCH 20H1,
U72.
The Union Kepnbliean party of Ore
gon, in Convention, lu.i-kcs this declara
tion of its principles and policies :
1. To the Constitution of the Uni
ted States ami. all its amendments we
p'edge our unfaltering allegiance ; to
its authority a willing obedience; to its
full and legal construction and enforce
ment our constant support.
2. That the success of the present
National Administration in reducing
the public debt, diminishing and equa
lizing taxation,' j;diuinitering evety
branch of public a Hairs with economy
and efficiency, forming and improving
the civil service, celorciiig the laws
without fear or favor, protecting the
nation's wards with paien'al e are against
the cruel avarice of sp cuLtion and
fraud, and maintaining fiiendly rela
tions with Foreign Lower.', has been
such as to Command the approbation ;
of tbe great majority of the A nn ikmii
people, am' ju.-tly entitle it to the -con-1'
inlenee ana oommenuuiion ut every true
Keptibliean.
o. We regard the payment of the
national debt, in full crompiianet' with
ail legal obligations to our cretlitors
everywhere, and hi aeeoi'lauee, w.i Ii tlie
true li tter and .spirit ui i s e.nlr.:e-?mg,
as no -ong. r a juestif.n in bu!
that we may bo eleaily under.-too , c
detiiu;,ee all forms and decrees of repu
diatioti of that debt, as aiVirtiu i-l bv the
letnocratie party and its .-ympathizrs,
i-i niil on v tiataotat ca amities iiiit tii-i
itve ei iitii s, at; 1 we uiilniver cor.
V
to a sn-ijiiei-in oi' lurk of honor or in
(iee in its eumplete . ilif o'ti.xi.
. We admit of no di.f inrt inn' !" -
t.veen citiz'-ns. v.lntlu-r of native or
foreign birth; and th ri hie we !aor
the granting of full amnesty to the j.eo
plc oi tho-e Sta'es l.ttely in rebeJhuM ;
! 1 . ' t- l i I
u',a Wt; '"f I,,lU-n IUO lu;; f 1 1
i live t roteetj u o! our eiv.l law
ia'.v In a.
j
! j.etsoii- volunrniiv c-)?i:ing to or. t
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i sol: in onr Ian. I. ;
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' o. V e lav r the 'n'?"ura"mev i
, ., . , . . , , .
ill l-iifi iij'P w i oe i eieiai ' i a o in ' 'i :
of lite f "nilcd Mte-, a;..; h-d i that -urh
; .iinhioti hm d I
m ide of th' p io
i I -t ii, a- s h'i if sreni
t
; to i set i ;.-!. ou ):. in oil nit
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j c-t flit:-' !i(i hum.
. i h it V lli
we. r.rc in fiv-ir i.
fl'Ol t id t IK' ( i i . V
i revi ti'ie fr the
I n.vt rnm-tst, bv
ilanes iifum
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s n : ; j t .1 y tupi:
j of tinie duiii s on iuip ni as r.
j
j a.e the d e.opou -rit
! ifihre-t.s of sb- w!i;d..
f ree-:,!u.eo 1 that p - i
h n,;e whieb m-cum-
d the iir.liM
'M-anfrv ; an
m tu'the U-.j
; ntcn ;', r.u w:;g..-., ; to agio ;i
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', i the o!e. ti'Ue bi-i.H and 1; : e .
!n : a;i i;!i,eiif , at.d si; dl v , r
I (
Uiver-iu;i i:, or tt.fei I euee v,
i ? t t
e cot.mi 'ii set i '.. i.iu i: or ii't l-
i a
ttiis .Sfatf. lor r.uy o: :: r i :n tluii
re-.f-
ti :r; io-, uu'l w-' ii'i'h -.-.ui 1.-.,
:ic!
oi fa .'r.t .";n by the !.-1 .! . ! ' ! si (
iffe'iV two i.u-i ifr 1 f h l a- d u 1' s: -ti
it eo'tio- - "hi. I land. Hi.!,- -riti'
to a ei rp itation e mg . i'm'.
!o-rr.f'!e Jeob-rs lii-i ? f',-. iti-t.
i.
fir rhi? etmxt roei ion of a an k w !. !
another for jn-r it ion. n.tit:!v Muri-i s::i
i
resiioo -inn', oih ri l fotvoi-truet lor m- i
,. , , , ,
cut v-uve th.oiaiid d .ilal-ie-s : niait'i i!)
" c r i i i
or ol the r
lit'L'i.-!af tire of n i Ci. ieiit vj t, , ,J j ex.
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.ii ii ii rv.j.iii i--iii' in : i I- 1 iii ii
i
i
our .Mate a goo;J eomuiou school eduei-
tion.
8.
We find no terms PufnejeiHiv I
-rong to exptess rew t q.proval of I
Hn.-e acts i,( ti e la- Igi.sls.hire wbe- e
by I he swjimp lands belouiu to tlie
State have bet n taken JV -tntlie ln ely
setth rs and yiven without limit or t rop- r
competition in price to the hinM trrah-j
t t . 1
ner aii-t speeulUor; wfiereTiy ti e etnol
utuents a id s.J ji ie.s ol State ollici r
have Ixen uneotistituti inaHy inena-i 1.
and the faxes increased thousand ,,f
dollars by the creation of new and tin
neeessay ofriees and salaries, Cor the
purjiose of providing for patty favi ritf
and whereby the-citizens of our me
tropolis have been deprived of and dc
nied the fright of controlling their po
lice authority. And re erpntly etui
deinn the administration of our tate
officer and laws as extravagant, rcc'
lees, illegal and destructive, and we
rightly charge all these results as the
acts of the Democratic parly.
0. We are hi favor of the United
Stales giving to each honorably dis
charged pohlier who nerved in the arm
ies of the United States to put down
the rebellion a warrant for a homestead
of KJO acres.
10. j That we demand the repeal of
the Fo-ealied litigant act, which was
devised to support pauper Democratic
newspapers at ti e public expense.
11. That the Kepnbliean party of
this Slate are in favor of the General
Government extending aid toward build
ing a railroad from Portland, Oregon,
to Salt Unke City, and we hereby pledge
o'ir party representatives to the support
of I ho panic
12. That (he indiscriminate liccn
j ship; of persons to sell spirituous liquors l
without being placed under proper ro''g
jpuiis.biii.it tor ih abuse thereof
having been found by experience to
promote the growth of crime and pad
perism, and thcieby to seriously increase
the rate of taxation, the Republican
party recognize the light and duty of
the law making power to prevent and
limit the evils and abuses of such sale,
so far as concerns the public good and
is consistent with individual liberty, by
refusing to license other than law-abiding
and responsible persons, who can
furnish sufficient sureties for good con
duet. LJ. That the Republican party of
Oregon is in favor of obtaining assist
ance from the (Jcneral (Juvei nnient for
the construction of a wagon road from
the city of i'ortlan 1 to the Dalles, re
cognizing this as a tniHt important and
tu ci-.-s.irv improvement for the State.
14. We affirm th :.t the: continuance I
in potver of the Repub ii-an party is
the only sure preservation of national
peace alpt pro--i it y, a lot lor rea-on
therefor we pout to it.- brilliant record
in the bite civil war; to a tou;iiU;e
1 "
jo atioti ah! y ; to :i united si-.f -rhoa-l of
thirty-seven States; to our leiriloiics
rapidly warming into State life; to a
nation freed from the t:int of human
slavery ; 'o an ch:vaie l and enlarged
citieii.-hip ; to our national stau ting at
home and abroad ; to the v 1 1; of v:g-
j oro'ts taloim in an .i.-'(,vre.l :unes m
lauiiioiily or tru! ; to an nn tj'iio u or
j ei-Mi t-redit ; to a MJcv-e-.-fal an 1 ohl
fia metal teul1 and to the nnparallvlvd
j pei.o and pi o.-pei ity e ve: wlu-i e in ur
j broa 1 il-.nn .in, and thee are Jir pSedts
i i'.r the f iture.
i i). we h u no
NV.v
1 ) part nr
iitio? thy ia'e i ui., r ,: ie nii.v. tieii
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Sta-., a- au nlhr.i.atson oi'tlo' prsnei
i pLs U r u ' the lb -iliii m pit
! has cnn'rii I f..r th lit t o , ars ;
! an-i in t!u- i'a-Mve , -ev' of that!
partv, a-ready a-Mned in m-Vi r
o! 1
tti:- S? it' reeoMii.r an a know
lit (if lil-'ir hop (d Mle-
to the tu!
li!:g i'le-id'ef.ti.il VMii
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LYO'J TIA'i U if '.tiUMivt t
53 arUi'i'0 11 ew Vori:.
V- - w "ib!ui Ji-' ' - 1
Tie f.ri-iitalor of lU woii.lrrful mo.li, ino
flaiins ta "have .lie.vt r ' 'i I cnmhlite I i
Larmoin e.oro ot ' .'ttre v-t .rcr-i,jn mnli
,., jho. i o than was over ht frc ouinl.i ,e4 ,
imMliiinc. The Hence of this fact
fi.uiiil in the variety ef most' oWtuiato .licast's
:h it leia t-an f"inul ciniHr. In the
rare of !, nirf it!, Severe (V.i;;A, ami the enilv
Htit'os if ' 'ioiKiiiy.(.M. it lias a? loiii-heil the
m-jdioal f aouily, uml louulreiJs f tl.o ht hy-su-ians
r .mmincu it ihe jreittt .tri;,il tli
r.orertf of the titje, Wloleit ('UK'S tlitf HoViTtfl
Coiijl'ti it fitn iilliiiii tliu system anl jairifios
u lilu.xl. U.V its frrat ami thnrinoh bhnl
jmrifiiff properties it cures nil Hitiunr lu'Ul tlio
worit ne.runltt tn a ontniiinn J'loteh I'!nli' or
Uiiij'ii'i'it. .Yemirinl llise asi-s, Mitn-rnl poison".
Syptiiliti mel Vcncr'uil Dwi'aoos, nrnl tlicir ff
fect arc crailifatoil atel vin'ruas health mul ft
,mil eontititHtion pftaliHilu:l. UrifijH-l'ii, Stlt
Hhxiull, S'-ul'i '", Freer Sottn, Sen f if or
liuiiiih iS'.i'h. in ilii'i t nil tlio muiK-nuiH tlisoat
rnuM'ii ly h'iKtil, nro KiMHjuerc t ly this
powprfut, purifyin.f nnd in igirntin nipiltcinc.
for ''Liter ('oiupfiilnt," Hiion I.Hmn-tU:r ami
Jtiibilttol ('oiitijt!tn, it Iain jrii!ecd hun
difiils of in rlVct and permanent cures' where
other nioilieino hud failed.
Tho proprietur offers 100 reward for n medi
cine that will equal it in Ihe euro of tho disciivcs
fur which it is reei'inuHiiik'd. Jlevviire of
ropricior, tu nis chcuiumi jitinoruMrv
Poneca etrcect, IjuHuIo, N. Y. J uno 3d,li!-Sta.
orthh htjtitti,,,,. Hy that my tlov-i ',.,', ;, Vl,'i"rvh lilU' l'Vilv ltosc... 2 00
emim-nt tunip, wlucn M a p inrr o?toifv of . ,.. u ai.i. i i .hi ' 1 . Avh t't
' . . ,i . . , ,..' ecdhnj:, Solt Mnplo, I.Uihi, -i; ami, 5.i ,
retmiiieue, if upon iho outsido wrapper. J his j j, , 2 00
medicine U Sold In Vi.7i. ft one tff,tr nee i ' . '"""ViVo ".V,V M.,.l V..w
g& flOYEEIt TIN AXi) STOUE,
- wj.u
Front Street, oao Daor South oi
Post .Office.
Dallas ------- Oregon.
NOWINM T II HUE IS A MAJlKED
liiiereiieu between articles 01 l i 'wv.
iniiiiuiiiciiireu ny iuu, - j --
faetureru in Portland and olLr larfje eilit, lor
fhi(,in(-nt, I have on hand both my own make
and alfo that of factory iin'.ke, that people
ni:iy take their choice. Aly stock consist in
part, of
Stoves of ail kinds,
Copper, Hr.tss and Iron U'arc,
Wire work of all descriptions,
Slieet and Galvanized Iron,
Stve Ii ileri,Tea Kettles,
Milk Pans, Dippers,
l.ard and flutter Cans
t'zi: Heaters,
. it 1 .!. .. hv i.innil-
Japanned Ware a general Assortment,
Cooliin'-r Tnoaas, A vari' ty of Gem Pans,
Prcelaia lina l tcw Fans for Fruit,
Eroiling Fixtures 'f and ho IIo3
Irovfcd Palttrus,
And in f-i'-t evcrythievc that ran h5 found in a
lit c aa Tio aii-l .Stove istore.
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N'i'atly I"iii and Promptly Attended to.
id-t'f T. 15. NliWMAN.-
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j Ve rtpwifuUy rail the attention of the
j Pnhlic to our Well Sticctvd Stock of
." t Ladies' Dress Cioods,
lauiej' ana .i;sscs iiai,
Cents' Tarnishing C.'onds,
I. loves, Caitciv. lUc.
1 1 r .1 v rc ,
Ciioc l ies.
Sa lioal It )uLs,
station, ry, rc,
in fart Svf r.vthirrg I'i.uul In a FInt
la. Iletail St.,ie.
Wc ran Ur-urr r i:r Patrons that we vi'l l'f
ti!- wish li e t'lJK-s.
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X-i i i m rr on your I'tigs aud Butter.
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The standard remedy for Coughs, In.
iliirnzH, Sore Throat, Vlioophi";
rouuh. Croup. Liver Complaint,
Itrouchilis. nitcdliifr of tle
I. lilies, anl every HUet-tlaii of the
Throat, lams anil Chest, includ
ing ('o'Mimpt ion,
W i-t nr s Iladsam does not drj p
n Coti;h, hut looeiiM' it. e1eanes
tlio l,ui;s, allajs in it.it ion, thus
icniovintr the rmise of tlie com
plaint. Viuic genuine unless
c-d I. IUI ITS. Pieparedhv M- l II
y. muvm: a, st, 'iioston.
sold hv ia:miixf;Tox, nos
TTVlTi'.U s. CO.. San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. KJ-ly
Fru it. (inrdi!n, l'kwcr,
t-hadc, llcdc, Ouracn,
Apido nnd crah Hoot grait hct-t pott?,
11..000.. ipso 00
lVnr, FtM Kxtm, ly, Hartlctt, to 4ft
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TO THE PIBLIC- r
LL KINDS OP AVOPvK, SEWlUff
Washing arid Ironing, &,c, dona hy Mr
liuriiott on fhort notice and on reasonable
lenn. AU orders kit at the houpc, south-west
part of Iallns, villi he immediately attended to.
ThcGrcat Medical Discovery t
Dr. WALKEB'3 OALIFOHNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
is Handred3 of Thousands fj
c Bear testimony to their "Wonder- B mm
cq fal Curative iuffecU. 8 g :
WHAT ARE THEY? leg
C 5 TITET ARB NOT A VILE
'isr'ANCY DRINK, PI?
f I'.iMi- IIuiti," WLUUfy, YtauT
Kijilrtt nm! IIc-Lim; Uljuorilctorsd.5lcel
I srti-tciici t. j.I.-ubJ tlio ta.ite, caHcd " Tou
i - ',""A; p'.tii-.' r. ," " UtBtorcrf," 4c, that le4
t..j t'rj!cr on t !ruicnncwi and ruln.bntaro
i. tra-; r.t'MicInr.ir.ailf. from the Native Hoots and
Her'. it California, f i coir m all Alcobvllo
Mii'i'ar:. They a: c tJieCJKEAT IILOOU
:i;1!-K;1 and I.I FE il VISH rillN
C'l i'i.H s lt rl',,'.ct Innovator andluvlgoratorof
tac frs-t.rn.carrj-lng oil all poiscnouB matter and,
!e.-ta:iu ,' f ie Llood to n healthy condition. 3 -jors
-a can U'e the e Hiittr according to direct
tl t nn-d rc:nr.lj loa unw-.dl.
for Ij.!i:unai!ti j' mid Chronic IllieB
niiiiou runt iut, Ini-pla r IndU
irr-iio:i, IJ".ti.'t!, ItcoiltlrHt nnd later
tiilncut I'v- vc i, Disease f llio IUood,
I.ut, HI 1:k-!, r.nd HIadder. thc Hit
icvn ! avj L.T-i i.io.-t .tics-:64ful. Buch DU .
:w Civd h VilialeJ Illood, which
i . k : y t-r ;:cc-. 1 hy dvrantffcmeat f Uia
f ' :tt i e O : a'.i ns.
, j,vspi :ri. indigestion.
j .' l-aio la (tic KhuB'.don, Coughs, Tl-ht-
: i -. f t'.:e C:e.-:.t, lzii.fcts, Pour EnicUtiosa Of'
IV. ::t nir. 2'.. 1 t...e.. la t.isi il):tli E:iious Al
t ..,;;,. i';-k:;.;t t i--ii or v.k' II;art, luimtsatlon of
t i.u p.i.i iu t..:r v! ;;3 cf th Uldacya.and '
... ; , t: t ( i:,vr i a ;snl fyuiptoois, are the eff
. l'v ; ;
j ., y r..t th:: f tmr.c'i and Mlmnlate tl
r ; V. v. : i. , 5 !,.. '.f., wMch render t'utm cf on
-. r;h ;:ej- la H'-u ;;::: the 14k4 cf til
i .rsi--. ai.d i..:ia.iiJ2 new life aad rigor to
i ..: e-; ' -tea.
i h:u nir.E sns. r.rnrtioTi,Tcur
: .ill ;-.;.-u:-..r.:-'::-w. .ot-., r v. . PusiuJcs.
.,:-. ( -ir'.,!;-,: l, lh Wot a., Ecal:l-l!cad,for.
I I i '..sit.-:.. f-e::rf-s I?i:oloratloua of
J! u! 1 r.sos cf the Sk'.n, of
. . .: ,.! r a :i r-r s -.-xi r '-. v.re li;erally dug op
,..;!i.ii!.! ,ofi e;:-:e;:ii;u r h r t.rac by
' t:.-. -i-i C V.i - i:-;t:-::e. (e h'.ttle In ucb) .
th? ii :i LiCrcdutuus cf their
! . r 1 r.id vhr never you find
f i , ;.; thr-:.tl;.:?l thCfkia JallJTlo..
r ;--.; cl'-ar.i.c H uhen you
,-.t rr. 1 c!';r..-;-5ti Li the Tclr.s;
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t'ftrvvt. New Vofk.
,MT5 AN1 DEALERS.
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THE HEW POOD.
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For a Oyv cents yon can buy
ol' your Grocer or Druggist a
:xvli?,zo of SI-A FARIXE,
r.ir.ue from p;:ro Trisli Moss, or
Ciirrr.een, ivhich will mal,o
sixteen (;r.ar.;; of Blanc 3Iaiigo,
ami a Iil;o qr.r.niiiy of Putl
(liij, ' Cr.stanls!, Creams, Char-'
I( tie Kusso, tve. It is (ho
cheapest, Iiealthiest, and most
delicious food in tlio "world. It
niahes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children. 7
A (ilorious Change !!
TIIK fiRKAT WORLU'S TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
TTIiis voialcrful vegetable
restorative K tlie !icct-an-eSst.r
of die, feeMe and dcZiili
t;a!c.3. As a to:Se mul cordial
for tlie ajred nml languid, it
il i'i l .JU:il U3.10!l stoiu-
zicSilcs. As a reiaeiJy Tor f"ie?
acrvous e;a!iiass to v!ic!i
uoiiuii are osjterially 6aa?
jcrt, It is puiierscrtiiig every
other Min.n::sat. Ea all 11
Eai:i!e?5, trosifical, temperate, ,
or frigid, fit sscis ai ix cpccific
in every s.jH-cSe of tibarcjcr
wharli laaderiniae C!ao Csodily
MieaiU aa;l LreaUs c.owii die
auiaaul spirits. Tor sac iy
all rratTSsts.
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