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Newspaper Page Text&" comity iiews UAILLAS, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1872. Money Market. Latest New York Gold QoUtions.........lll Legal Tenders in Portland; 1 BvSlac'IO r Selling. Dallas Produce and Commission Market. 'Corrected Weekly, by Q. B. Stiles, People's llercbant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT 10 80 to bush. OATS 62 75o. t BARLEY $t , TLOUR $6 $8 50 bbl. Skal 2 fi is - CORN MEAL 4e. B 8. BE ANS 6o. $ ft. . i BACON Sides. W 15c . M Shoulders. 8e. to 12c. fc. ; HAMS U 16o ft. PORK Dressed, 67cts Pickled, 8e. to lO.c. lb. i -SUTTER Firkins 25 30c ft. " 3 Rolls, 29 to 25. B lb. 2G08--tedos, tARDr-Bulkiecj tina,2, POTATOES Prom Wsgon, $1 25 busbsl. . ONIONS $2 $ bushel. - APPLES GreenoOc B bbl. u Dried, 6c $ lb. CHEESE New Oreeon, 20 fa 25o lb. TURKEY 75 $1 eacll. DRIED PLUMS 163 B lb. : WOOL 50c. lb . Mr. Sbrsder, who reaklesoaliule Luc kia unite is said to be insane. Several of our townsmen hare been out bunt lag daring tbe week. Business. Messrs. Teal A Co , bare a fine display of wagons and backs in trout of their ahep, whicb tbey offer Tery cheap. Mr. Slate, formerly of the Rkpcsmcan Of flee, made flying risk to Dallas during the wees:. He willeee be en'routs to San Fran iseo. Cbss. McDonald is erecting a large currying jroom to bis tannery and preparing for carrying a business in his line on a more extensive Jeale. The West Sid mail now runs from Portland 4e this place in one day. This is a great con. rB)oe ud on which our citisens will appre ciate. Mr. jWm. Thompson, of tbe Saletn Jftrcury, gave us a call on Wednesday. Ho was in Dallas t witness the contest between 'Aetata Wilsun And Luruett. Imitations of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair liana war are being thrust ujoj the market iu gnat numbers ; do not be deceived by thciu but demand Halt's. Our iudestrious Senator, Mr. Corbett, bas deleged nswiib valuable Pub. ' Ifocs. Mr. C. Is gaining a we U-csrticd riuiiou by his la ker iu Cen gr. Discusskns. By notice U where, if will be en that our candidates propone to make things lively ?t r;r. the pending canvass, Both tickets are to tiy tbeir Lauds, As a yonng son or W. II. Teal, of this place, was ri ling his father's horse one day last week, tbe animal slipped and broke one ot his legs. We lean, tbe torse wan afterwards killed. After the discussion between bimtelf and Burnett, Judge Wilson invaded our sanctum, and evideuced by bis actions as well .as words tbe confidence be feels of success in the cvmiug election. Tbe Natio oal l:uirers College of Portland, bare added a ntw feature to their institution that of cftablitLirg telrgrsjb lines connect ing with lie cfRte of tbe Western ijnioo Office Ibis combines practice with theory.! Tbe Roads. Great complaints are constantly Itit.jr mode of tbe bad condition of the reads in diSetent .arts of tbe eounty. Tbey are cer tainly in a veiy neglected state, and show tbat tbe officers have been rtmissin duty.' The Traveler's Guide. TbU work published by L. Bsmnel of . Portland, has made it appearance. It is to be published monthly and to be distributed gratis on the Raiidroads and sUsatoats, and sent everywhere Lo be every bdy. Lincoln. Ibis tbtiving little town, on the Wills mate, in this county, is still more than " bolding its own. Tbe saw and gristmills are -doing good work. Abrams A Co., are doing thriving business, and tbe future looks encour- agisg Williams and McNarmara left tbe I uckia BBte country on Wednesday, snd two Smith Brothers, and John Burns oa Thursday, lor the Pelouse country, in Eastern Oregon, with isrge droves of cattle. Ibey design locating there for stock raising. We were favored with a call from Mr. S. C TosUr, of Sheridan, Yamhill county. He in. forms os tbat a little daughter of bis was badly scalded a abort time since by tipping a kettle f boiling water on te ber person. She is grad- ' aally recovering. f i ,tv-:;:'' - I i ! - : A subscription paper was circulated among tke persona in town last Saturday, and was liberally aigned, for tbe purpose of procuring - aa artificial leg for Robk MeKune, the man mk lest one of bis lower limbs last fall by . falling late the gearing of a threshing toa - Liberal. At tbe recent rally, here, the Band generously offered to play and take whatever the crowd saw fit te contribute. Counting the procoeds after the exercises they found them selves ia possession of tight dollar and half for tbeir aileraoo&'f work Generosity ' ia tbe axtxaa, It? Church Service. Rev. L. T. Woodward will. preach at tbe M., E. Cburcb next Taraday evening at half past seven o'clock. Mr. Crawford and C D. Folger, of Grand Round, called during the week. Messrs. Price and Gilmore, of tbe Railroad surveying party, gave us a call, and report that the party went South to Lock's Pass, and were now on another line through Polk county. Dr. C. IL Hall, for nearly three yean physt -cian at the Grand Round Indlaa Agency, but now located in Salem, gave us a call on Wed nesday, and handed in a card which may be found in another column. He is associated with Dr. Fiske, well-known as a successful ptysician. . r Judge Boise; J C Allen ofEola, A Stephens of Zens, (Republican nowiness for Represen tatives) Mr. Donnelly, school teacher at Grand Round Indian Agency; Mr. Fryer of Bethel; J C Cooper, Republican nomi nee for County Clerk; Q B Litchfield, of Grand Round; James Allen and"J J Rollins; of Lncklaroote. and several others made it lively for us at different times duriog tbe week. Feet Amputated. Drs. Grubbs, of Dallas, and Hail, of Salem, went out last Wednesday and amputated tho feet of Mr. Hensbaw, tbe man we spoke of last week who attempted to suicide by freezing. The feet were cutoff a( the instep, thus leaving a portion of the foot to navigate on if be wished to make another at tempt at ''frosting." It is to be hoped, how ever that the lesson taught will be lasting. Bethel. Our Bethel frUnds will please par don us for not publishing tbe proceedings of their Farmer's Club meeting. We were absent at tbe time the communication arrived, and tho letter remained unopened until our return two weeks after. It was the n so late that we v. n cluded not to publish. After this we will make arrangements to have sui-h matters attended to. Please forward communications and tbey eliu.ll receive due attention. A few weeks since we mentioned the fact .that John Cooper, of Monmouth, had lost two val uable work hones, which laid down and died in the night avitfnonC any r-!Buliorr syinp. turns of illnes. He now ii.f.rm us that lat week he lost another one in tbe same way, an-1 he baa come to the conclusion, after caretu! observation that their death is causal by tVeil ingdry wheat. Tbi bctmes a matter f -..n-sidrsble inn-rest to farmers, as ui.my of U.cin aie in tbe Labit of feeding lr wheat. Pk-nie at Zm. I.ant M-.ii.lay we had 'the plea.iue. Kj invitation, of uttci.Jin tbe j....d Teiu.Ur' l'kaic at Z;i'a. io tun cty. The exetTiMoe wrre held iu a fine C'". 'd tbe arrangements were rs-cl!ot. Ti .iiimr pre pared w fur beyiid what t-itmii bate keen expected, b-tb aa t juulit ati uttty. r'alher" Harmen. the great apo-ile of Thu peratiiMi, G. W. Can-y, aud other I Jn ! tbe meeting. Tbe tilce Club sang rvvrral exceU lent pieces, and tbe musical etercia were well conducted by Minn Ua Wittoti. Takeu alto gether, it was one tf lb ftnet sciea of toe kind it bit bcaoour god fortune to witnass. usjual Mcetiu'. K. Clark of Dixie inf-rui us that be will keep a full stock of dry ga.s and groceries in the insiiipdiate vicinity of tbe Caiup (Iruund, dm in - tbe uuflinj;. lie ij ituw put tuc up a Urge and ct nnm.dir.u boure near lb crorsiog ot tbe II it re il, on Mr. . ber ry's place, where be ioteixls to rTo ve bis en tire stock, and thereto everything uNo tb it tin people will be liable to want. Pirituous liiUrs excepted. His regular cuntomer mid be sup plied at the new store, tbe old one being closed for tbe meeting. He is closing out to quit buKiners, and will sell lower than any one eUe. The Post Office will be at the store. Business Notices. Mies Mary A. Lee ba opened a fine lot of millinery at Lee's Corner. C. II. Cox has changed bis place of busi ness, as will be seen by hi card. To keep yourself In time, call on J.' James at Hobart's burners hop. T. B. Newman is fully up with the times in the line of tinware. You cannot do better any where. That wheel which Dr. Bubell has set iu motion in to grind out "grinders" for the mil lion. All those whoe molars are demoralized can have a new set "ground out." M. M. Ellis is still among the living, aud with bis old motto, " Live and lot live," he is bound to succeed. The oldest daughter of Lewis Boslev, living near Grand Hound, met with a very severe accident on , Saturday, the 4th in.it While standing near the fire, a gust of wind came, and blew the flames out nndcr ber clothing, which took fire. All the family being some distance from tbe bouse, she could not put it out until nearly sll ber clothing was burned off. Her back is a continual blister from the tops of her shoulders down, and around her waist it is literally cooked brown. The skin is all burned off her arms and hands fully one third of tbe kin is burned from bor body. Dr. Dennisonf from tbe Agency, was nailed, and reports her in a very critical condition. Hotice! Tbe Nominees of the two contending parties will discuss the political issues of the day at tbe following times and places: Precinctt. Time, Douglas........ May 21st Jackson' 22" Salt Lake..... 23," Bethel 24 Kola ,. 25" LaCreoie... , 27" Monmouth - 28 " Buena Vista 29 " Luckiamute SO" Bridgeport 31 " Dallas June 1 Da. Slot's Catarrh Remdt. $500 reward forea incurable case. Sold by druggifts, or by mail, 70 cents. Pamphlet free. Address R. V. Pearee, U. D., Buffajo, N. Y. Left oar. For lack of space we "have been compelled to leave out County -Court proceed ings, and several other items of interest, which wttl appear next week. Married. By J udge Myers, in front of bis residence May 5th 72, Mr. J. M. Cantrell snd Mrs. Susan J. Ward, all of Polk county. Tbe ceremony wss performed by the Judge, while he parties est on horseback, this is a novel way, but it bids fair to become fashionable, rs itenables the couple to commence life easy and ge through'1 a scooting," .... Republican County Convention. ,. ' . The Polk County Republican Convention met pursuant to adjournment, at the Court House in Dallas, May 4th, 1872. After roll call, tbe Convention unanimously adopted the platform and endorstd the nominees of the State Convention, On Motion, the following persons were ap pointed Committee on Order of business : M Mj Dodson, L B Fraier, A W Lucas, Isaac Smith1 and D E Thomas. Motion adopted te vote by ballot without nominations, when voting for 'County Officers.' Convention proceeded to choice of noinii nees for Republican ticket, which resulted as follows : Senator. R S Crystal. Representatives. J B Stump, f Buena Vista; J C A lieu, of Eola, and A Stephens, of BetbcL Sheriff, Isaac Tatam, Monmouth. Clerk. J C Cooper, f Bethel. Treasurer. B F Nichols, Dallas, Assessor. C McTimmonds, Luckiamute. CouDty Commissioners. J M Soott, DallaS( and S D Gibson, of Eola. School Superintended J C Grubbs, Dallas. Surveyor. A G Robert, Eola. Coroner. Geo Berry, La Creole. Tbi following is the County Central Com miitca a i pointed. M M Dodson, Cbajr man, Dallas; L B Fratt-r, Bethel; J J Bull. Bridgeport ; II Linnville. Duena Vi-aU ; J J Crawford, Douglai" ; T. Pearce, Eola; J.Allen, Lui'kiamute ; G W Berry, La Creole; A JW Lueas, MumuuSth; C P Zu'uwalt, Salt Lake! P McCain, Jackson. Adjourutda Gso. Tim.otson, f Chairman. T. PKARdfc, It. II. TVSOM, crffrie. j bT rfidence in Polk courttv. Oreeon. i, J 872, of consumption, M ', riliza Coliitis, aged CO years, .tutouihi, and 24 ! i ! ! She wn a daughter of Douglas Wyatt, one f the early ett:rrof WiiirnVtuuty. Miouri: was liru in Ketituoky, January 12, H12 ; amoved t .Mi"uri whi-n about twelve years; of k'e ; w uiriiid t Smith Cdlins, llec. 24. IS::!; with brr !sotaod and family crei the (lain in lMft. ait'l M ttit-d near tbe Lm-kiauiut ru tr. w!ir rvrided tifl called to bri re ward. Lsn- iie K'i"' 'or the loss of her jbon httdr who die-1 u(ut two yearn aw, brought n a pultnoMir) ctniHanition whicti terminated ia death .vbc whs the tu dher of eight sobs Judge Collin of lialia beirK tbe eldrot-i-and tour iuifb tcii. Ten f ber children, with taanv wrand ait Kfeat-ifraud rttkirn, by wbomj be w a tendcriy, nurxed fid vhcriahed in ber de . Imiriu yrara. Iiv to mourn ber departure.! At ike father' deitth. the children uuaBiuouly agreed tbat ha should have and enj-'.t all if hi e.'tatt- nmotititiiijr to. .erhap. 2l.G0O. during lierlitf. and his will whs never opened until altvr In r dr.uli. I mention tbi as ah on ufiial and in .t cnnuiiendi.'le instnnce of filial affection. Moilirr Collins had bi-en ahot thirty yentf a member of tbe -M. K, Clinrrh, and as a Cbri(ian wife and unt ber ordered ber house hold aright, i tbat " ber children rise up an I caliber hlfod ' Her lt long and painful illness was borne with quirt dignity and j ralin reiiatin to the will of God. Her tnfiaory is cbcrirbed as a Christian mother, neighbor and frteud, nn eviileueed by tbe many who at tended ber funeral and followed ber remains to tbeir final resting place benido the tomb of ber husband, on a beautiful eminence overlooking the valley betuw. Tbey that ttcep in jdesus will God bring with bim. May the divine guidance that so long directed tb pathway of (he parents l3 Vouchsafed to tbe children, and all bo finally brought to a happy reuuion iu the sua bright clime. Aiueu, J. JamkI Pollticnl Notes. Tlic land qrant to which the Pmo "crats are most opposed To land Grant in the White House. j It instated that Judjre Wilson asked fluydcu what he thoimht of tho Dem ocratic platform. Haydcn replied, "there isn't ad n thing in it." Jhis is surely in accordance with tbe facts. i Mr Burnett stated in Corvallis, that i the Fenians and Ku Klux were the gatue in principle. What will our Irish friends think of beiog compared :o these lawless orp:ani2aiions. The Albany Democrat says that the Radicals of Linn Co, for the first time ince 18G8, are running a straight party ticket. This is encouraging. They cer tainly would not do so unless there was a fair show for success. The Democrat, unconsciously perhaps, betrays tho situ ation when it says: "ft now behooves the Democratic hosts of old Ltun to fall into lino and go to work. ' Ke-Rect. Grover, at the jelose of his speech said : " I will not detain you longer, time will not permit mc to talk longer, and I know you, (meaning the audience) aro tired of hearing tue talk, and are glad that time will not; admit of my talking looger." For once that day Grover told the truth, and soBevero was the effort that he . turned red " the face, and a rattling, as of one choking, was heard in his throat. Some hunters of Yamhill had a fight with a bear lately, in which threa dogs were killed. A 4 Aprils I'loif .'ajsf TAWTED;s HfTETfTS HOB to $250 per I yf month, male snd female, to introduce the genwine improved MARSHALL SEWING MACHINE, f bis machine, will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, braid, bind, cord, quHt, and em broider in a most -superior manner. Price, only. $15, fully licensed and warranted for five, years. We will pay 81,000 for sny machine, high price or low, that nviRsew a stronger. more beautiful or more elastic seam than ours. It makes the ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH. 12 very second, stitch can be cut, and still the-dnth cannot be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay Agents $100 to $250 per 'month, and 'expenses, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. For circulars and terms, apply to or address, 8, MARSHALL A CO.. 102 Nassan street, IJew York. CAUTIOK, Do not be imposed upon Try other parties traveling through the country jalming off worthless cast-iron machines un der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really cheap machine man ufactured. .10 tai PECU LI A RIT IBS OF ; TIi c n u in a n Kacc, DIFFERENCES OF OPf JflON, "ETC.. etc,, will te commenced in a week or two in this paper, showing bow infamy 'can be elaborately represented, bow childhood hours can be made happy, courtship made easy, man boad years made profitable, and old age com fortable, how to live ad be healthy, how to supply yonr table with tbe leat post, where tn dispose of the things you don't want at the beat price, maMnir your own in4t6try tbe most printable. Tb-w story is written by a first author, and one who rttderstands the ram in hand to perfection. Meanwhile, if you can't wait for tWe above to aptar io print, call on M. M. KLLIS, at La Clede, and all the atiove ineatianed points will be fully esplained aud happily illustrated. rOU KNOW I KEY. For the very best photographs g- to Drad ley 4. Ruloffwio's tiallery without STA IKS,- JtarASCEND IS THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montginur, street. San Franclae. SPECIAL NOTICES. W1LLI1.U DAVIl.SO.ir, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Oflce, Jiiu CI Front Street, PORTLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in his CITY and EAST POHTI.AMMn the mot d.irahl . caltirs. c-nsisfinr of LOTS, HALF Itl.OCKS andltLOCKS, HOUsE-i and STuKE.S; alo, IMPROVED FA RMS, and valuaMe uncu!tiate.i LA NUM. located iu ALL parts ef the MATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property rurhaid lor Corresponded, io thi CITY and throughout the STATES and TEHRI TORIES, with great -ee and on tba uuit ADVANTAUEOUS TERMS., !!0!TE and STORKS LEASED. LONs N'KtOTlATKl, aod CLAIMS OF ALL IESCM1TI"N5 PltOM PLY COL LECTED.' And a tienera! FINANCIAL and AUKXCY B'JSIWKSS traaactad. AUKXTS ..f this OFFICE, in all t CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will rive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY mid forward the same to the above address. C II O Is li It A . HOW TO CURE IT. At the commencement of the Dirihn, which alwtys precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspoon ful of Pain Killer in sujfar snd wa ter, (hot if convenient.) and then bathe freely tbe stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrhm "rmrap continue repeat the doso every fen or fifteen minute un til the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, two or more tcaspoonfuls may be given at a dose. The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has no equal. Incasas of Cholera. Summer Complaints, Dys pepsia. Dysentery. Asthma it cures in ono nlirhf bytakinsr.it internally, and bathing with it freely. Its action is like rhi?i when external ly applied to Old Sores. Burns. Scalds, aud Sprains. For Sick Headaobo and Toothache don't fail to try it. In short, it is a Paix Kill er. Direction accompany each bottle, Tbe Pain Killer is told by all dealers in Med icines. Pricos, 25 cents, 50 centsani $1 par bottle Haw We Used to be Physicked. Who does not remember the time when spring purgation was considered indispensable to sum mer health ? No matter for wry faces, the inev itable salts and senna, rhubarb, or calomel and jalap, must be administered. These " spring medicines," the youngsters were told, were te keep them hale and hearty during the summer. Wo all know now that this was a falacy ; that new vigor, not depletion, is what is required at tbe commencement of the summer solstice. As a preparation for the enervating effects of oppres sive summer weather, a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is highly expedient. This fa mous vegetable preparation has three prominent properties : It renovates, purifies, and regulates all (he functions of the body. It is composed exclusively of pure vegetable productions' vis the essential principle of Monongabela Rye and the most efficacious tonio and alterative roots, barks and gums known to medical botan ists. Hence, it it an absolutely safe medecine, and no tiuctur of the Pharmacopoeia can com pare with it either in purity, or ' in the variety of its objects; and its 'comprehensive results. Happily for mankind, the theory that it was ncessary to prostrate a patient in order to eure hbu, is forever exploded, and the true philosop it-al doctrine, thst vigor is one groat antagonist of disease, has taken its place. - Hostetter's Bit. ters is an invigorant, and hence it is the proper medecine for the feeble at this most trying season af the year. Re sure that you obtain the genuine article, as there are iun tmerable vile imitations in the market. Look to the ornamental stamp, the engraved label, and the name blown into the glass. Hostetters Stomach Hitters is sold bettks only. NEW AD VER T1SEMENTS. IV A T I O 1 A Is 3V SIN ESS CO LIE G E, PORTLAND, OREGON, A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ! ! TUG EDUCATION FOR THE TIMT2. Tbe Importance of aPraciical Edncation ' Was nsver mor Apparent than Now ! T IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED A tbat as we grow in prosperity we grow more practical, and'fbatit is required of men'tbat tbey educate themselves praeticallvw-dacSSn themselves iu the best maonar possible lotneat tbe demands of the times. When Agesilaus,; King; of Sparta, was arked what things be thought most proper for boys to learn, be replied: Those things which they should prattle when they become men." " Deliver all things in number aud weight, and put all io writing tbat thou givestont or re ceived io." is a precept of universal application : and there is a special necessity for its strict ob servance io all business traosactions. Young cnen, the future ' welfare of this Coast kk to YOU I Are YOU prepared to meet its demands ? ACOURSB OF INSTRUCTION to meat tbe ' DEJJAIVD-S; oFTIIJE AdSE ! Tbs most thorough, and comprehensive 5 COURSE OF BUSINESS TRAINING ever introduced by any C O JII j?I e n C I A L, OR BVSINE SCOT. L E G , soubisiog TlIEORl AND PRACTICE, by mesne of BASKS J SD BUSINESS Off ICES. The Coarse is so arranged and Tau;rht as to suable lh Stu Uots to master it io tba Shortest 1 iuia poibl Each Student, after passing through tba TII HO It V COUUSE, becomes sn actual HOOK KEEPEf: AND MERCHANT where, in the space o' a fw WEEKS, he ob tain tba ejperieoce of an? ORDINARY LIFE TIME. Tba TF.LEORAPH DCPART3I KXT is now fitted up with tb U-rt of instrutucuts, and is iu camplefo rnnnlnff order. For FULL INFORM ATION, send for.COL LKUE PAPHlt. Address: DsFRANCK i JAMKS, 5-yl Portland, Oriffon. . W. OOSAHT. J J, W. IIOBART AODI,K, HARNESS & CO Ij LA It SHOP! North-Ksit Corner of Main and Mill Streets, Dallas. GEORGE W. H0BART & CO. Will .Manufacture and keep CONSTANTLY ON HAND a large Asrorttuciit of SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND COLLARS, Confuting of all the Usually kept in a FIRST CLASS SADDLERY SHOP, All of which will be made ot THE BEST MATERIAL. A No. CARRIAGE TRIMMINO and RE PAIUINU doua to order on tho shortest notice. Call and exaimre out Work before purchase ing elsewhere. 41-tf OEO. W. HOBART A CO. W. II. TKAL tfc-Co., Waon A: Cnrriac iflakcrs MAIN STItliKT, OA LI. AH, Arson baod with their WAGGONS and RUG (I IKS at their old .tand this Spring as u.nal, and intend to sell tbcm very clio ip lor Cash ; tbe Prices ranging from $130 to 180. They have also on hand for sale plenty of wagon materials. Give him a call and see them All kinds of work in tbeir line done o order. All kind." of Btarkcmlthlllg dono cn short notion, and in a workmanlike manner. Horse Shoeing $2 60, cash down. Thankful for past patronage, tbey solicit continuance of the same. ; ': 9-lf Dallas, May 6, 1371. NOTICE. flV) ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN and in particular Albion Powell t r I hereby give notice that I have taken np and filed an application to pre-empt the S. E. quarter of See. 8, T. T S. 8 W. of the Willam ette Meridian, said land is situated in the County of Polk, and State of Oregon, in the Land Office at Oregon City. Said land was formerly taken up by said Albion Powell, on the 13th day of March, A. D. ISSS, and after wards abandoned by him, more than three ysars ago. ' ' WOODEN ELLIS. IVOTICE. ORF.nON & CAUt'-OHNIA UAIL road Company, Land ' Peparttnent, Pert land, Oregon, April i, 1872. Notice i bereby given, that a vigorous prosecution will bo tusti toted against any and every porsoc who trcr passes upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and removing timber thurwlrom before tie same is BOUGHT of the Company AND PAID FOR, All vacant Land in odd numbered section t whether surveyed or unsarveyed, within a dis tance of thirty miles, from tbo line of the road, belongs to tue Company 1. R. MOO RES, ft-If Land Agent NEWADVEHTISEENX. 7A tU IM MM' VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REITEWEIL Everv.vcar increases the popularity of this: valuable Hair Preparation; whif.K is dtie to merit alotre. We can assure ur eld patrons that it is kept r It a. a 1S sV .V4 nw Anil ? is the only reliable and rfected prep, aration for restoring Gray or Faded Hair to its youthful -rl6fking it soft, lustrous, and . sHkp. VTbe scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and flandruff, and, by its tonio propertiespreventa the hair from falling out; ta it stirau lates and no; tlie llairland. By its use, the hair grows thiKer anU 6trou5er. ! In baldness, it restores the capillary glands to their cormal vigor, and will create a new OTowth, except in extreme dd age. f It itf the most economical Hair Dressing ever used, n it ron uires fewer aDplicationi, and gives the hair a splewftdlossy ap pearance. A. A. Ha JXJ) State Assayer of MassachuscttsViays, Th constituents are Dure, , and , efullr selected for excellent ouality; and! consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes." SoM jr cM Ihggiittand DtcOeriU Afcdfriwsfc Buckinghaiii'sDye FOB THE WHISKEJES. As our Renewer in many tases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray, or iaea Whisk ers, we have prepared this dye, in on preparation; which will suickly and efiectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and products a eolof which will neither rub nor wash ofK Sold by all Druggists:" Price Fifty Cents. ...... . ,h ...... tiU f Manufactured by R. P. HALL & 0 NASHUA; If JI. t - Ayer's Cathartic ; Pills, For ail tho purposes of ' IaxsUts) Llcdicine. - . rcrnaps tio one m cine is so universally re quired by very body as a eatharticnor was ever anv lcfore so universal, ly adopted' into .use, la every country and among a!! clanaeaas this mill btit cflicioiit purpttiva fill. The obvtows rea aon is, that It is a more rs rxkl'' t& remedy than any '"'Hatsaj-" mWm other. These who have tried it, know that it cured them : those wio have not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends, and nil know that what it does once it does alwsyi that it never fails through Any fault or negtectof it co!iipoUina, We have thousands apxra thoo ssnda ofcerttllcntea of their remarkable cures of the fullowin m;laints, but such cures .are kaown ia. every neiguhorhood, and we need not publiah thein. Adapted to ail a?e and conditions in oil climates; cont aining neither cal mcl or any deleterious druy, thev innv be tftken with safety by anybody.' Thci siurnr r.)"iliar preerve them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to tskc, while beinjj purely rejreUbl no h u-in can arie from Uicir use id any qnaouty. ThSV operate bv tlieir pxVerful lnfluonce on the internal vii?cra to purify the blood and eUnrulate it intvi he ilthy anion rcaiove the obstructions of the nt:n.i-h, bovvcls liver, and other oryaos of the bwtly, restffi ii their IrrernUr nctkwi to health, and bv correctiiiar, wJiercver they exist, such fifcrango uior.tj a arc tlia tlrst origin of disease. Mitrits lirecti vl aro jftveq In the wrapper CMS the lux, f r ttio ftlt)vin j complaints, which these i'ilts r.iiii llv cure: - F-ir Irirrl; or. rndlyatlon, Xlstlsee nr. cistiTMnr a;vl Xstoaa f Aetite they nil. ml bo taken moderately V sUtanlate the stoua ach mi. I rest r it hcalth'v tone' and actioui foe iAvrr Camilisii and its vnrtons symp tain , Bllliou Hi" Ailuchi. Hick IlesulMclieH JT .mi mil co or rin s HUsi,Klloe VoMc .ni l Illlloua ftVvcra, they should be Jn iliciiHl v t ikeu for each c;4. so correct roe diseased action remvo U3 obstntctioue which SSf$se it. For 3.Trn terror ISiiarrlsueia, but one mild done i'i-ircue.'aHy. vetulrel. ; ,. 1 . Fr IktiiMi'itiittam; Wont, CSraVt, Pnlfil f .itlnn of tli .lIPHrtv Iata Iw CSl'Ai4, BSvick and they.shouM be. continuoaslr ukea. ni ropiireJ,:to chan.sre (he diseased action or the i-v stem. With such change Uiose .cojrLplsintS di-:t)ier. - i 1 jl ' 1 -T For ISroiMy and TOropatrsit Awftllfnsre the should be taken In lanre and ft-cqftent ddsos to pro du"o tho effect of a drastic panto, j -re :! For Hniir'ln n laixn dose should be take, as it proilure the desired effect by aymmthy. As n ii I'M, take one or two I'UU'to pro mete digestion an t reliOvd the etomachv1' An oeasioual iloso ntlmnlato-t the stomach and bowels into healthy actioa, retorc the appetite and iuvivr M-;vtes (ho system. Ucnce it is oSten acr vantaireoit where no Scrton derangement exists One who feel tolerably well, often flwltthatadose of these I'ttlM makes him feel decidedly better, frora their cleansing aad rcaofatiilX effect n the diges tivo Apparatus. hKj lilt. J. C. A I'EIi A CO.. rractltiU ciemUUf LOWELL. XASS.l VYS. iL ! fir,. ,o -i:;sJ 'Ail um 2 Wfflsew everytMaitiseaedlat family, fec ;t fv toligbteit labi 0J XT DOES JlOItE YCKi;, Thaa sW other taioMaeT w f.i-rr- -tit i-)'h fi il If there is a Florcnet Seidijff 'lS cwne within one thou&an milei of Ban Frouriaco not -working well and Riving entire satisfaction, if I am' In formed iof it,; it will be attended Hq without expense , of any kind t? thi owner. ' ,i,T. - sahubl mu4Abat5l ,;' ; 19 New Mshtjomiiry Sbtbj Grand Hotel Building, Sin frantiscoi " 4 ' :J J til iJr.tt- Bend for Cirular? gtupt4f th0 trork. Acttvi Agrnt sruntcd a vrry jilase. . . sT!w"s f s... . ... I . . m s m. .'si.v. ii" i f w aa 1