TOYN & COUNTY NEWS.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1872.
Money Market.
Latest New York (Jold Quotations
...... ...n &
hi
Legal Tenders In Portland:
Buying...... ....... 90
Selling ,...91
JpaTjiaj .Produce and Commission Market.
Cfcrfdcled Weekly, by O. B. Stiles, People's
j Ilereha,nt, Main Street, Dallas, Oreg6n.
WlflJAT $0.S5 $ bushij
:UA I S fi5 C.
J1ARLEY-$1
FLOyR $6 $6 50 "B bbl,
' Sks $1 62 $1 75
. CORN MEAL 4c. lb.
. BEANS 6c. ft.
,J)A CON Sides. 13 15c fPlb.
" Shoulders. 8c. to 12e. ) lb.
..It AMS 14 16c lb.
PORK Dressed, 6(Yt)7cts
" Pickled, 8c. to llLc. "pH lb.
r BUTTER Firkins 25 30c ft.
" Rolls, 20 to 25c, Uh.
. EaOS--20ci dot.
LARD Bulkloc; tin,20,
, POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 bushel.
ONIONS $2 bushel.
' APPLES Ureen, 50c bbl.
" Dried. 6c "-3 lb.
CHEESE New Oregon. 20 ft) 25c f -'
CHICKENS 2 50 $.5 do.
TURKEYS 75 (ft $1 eaeli.
"A chiel's among you tilling n-ites,
And faith he'll pront 'em." i
Heavy frosts those m mting.
Wild rose are in full bloom
Many complaints of ill health
. Right-soourt-spriukliag of rain Thursday
, The County Candidates hold forth at Evla
ts-day.
Matrimonial market favorable but few sales
. reported.
Lite Insurers everywhere Plenty as .cater
piller. " Greeley Peini-Grati is the name of .the new
party men.
" Murphy a Croasman hate all the latent style
of gent's clothing
Notice the "Portland Directory," compiled by
L Samuel, agent lor KErirucAX,
Small pox has made its appearance on the
Siletz Reservation.
For first-elass work in the blacksmith line
Call on A Shreve at the. old corner.
County C ourt proceeding tSrj- Cl out our
,trp around town,' as promised last week.
Many are beginning to make prepar-tionsfir
trip to tLe t-oabt That is they're talking about
"it.
The whitest, worst .Peking hair, resumes its
.youthlUl beauty, by using llall's A'cgi-tablc
'S.cillini liiir Heie-ver Try t.
Misses K 1't-i! and "Joaiina Kennedy and sv- 1
eral other ladies graced our occe with their
presence lui ing the week
Called Dili in j th Week. Mr. IIo'. r. o
I.uckiamute ; N, Conner, of Jacksou; T. J.
irier, of Bethel, and Kvtru' others. j
Remember. IIiti! Geo II Wilii im-" and J F
Cpl will addrea the citueu ot DaKaa an.l 1
(viciiiity ou th political Ls-ues. nt-xt Mon.lay.
Mr. Thoinai" MrrH o! Ilcilvue, Vatuhill
rounty called on Wtiliic.-day. He rt-pt.rtH crops
promising, and f.vurx'hiu flourishing ia that
section.
New Ad's. Siik-m "Overland" S'ore,
JIurphy i Croa.-in oi, -litt ivrs.
Jones A Patterson, lUutl Estate Agents
J. W. Van Oen Hprh, V orm Poctor.
Bignor T. II. O. Mancat, a ctlehrated hurt
ton, who has heen giving free eonccrti in our
town for some nights past, and whoso ability a
an Rttrncter f public attention is evidenced by
fthe many Itnrjh he has received, was veverely
injured the other Jght by a brickbat which,
intentionally or unintentionally, had been
thrown to him as a token of regard. If he
should recover, we hoar it rwi.red tbat he will
change his base.
The Canvass. Tuesday morning at an early
hour, we noticed considerable stir upon our
streets, horsemen, single aud in pair, camo
filing into town from different directions until
we began to fear that the Ku Klux or some
other dreadful calamity was about to befall ns
Upon making inquiry breathless haste,
however, we learned that the " candidates'
were assembling to Ptart out upon the county
campaign. They soon got under way, and as
they marched out of town in all their elory, it
Jilled us with patriotic (we mean political)
emotion, and we almost wished ouraelf an afl.
pirant for pol it;al honors. That is, if we could
Te srre of being on the winning side. The can
vass opened at louglas precinet.
The Taylor Family. This amusing troupe
gave two entertainments in tho Court House
-during the week. Mart's jokes were highly
appreciated by the crowd, his local songs con
tained some excellent hits, and the performance
ot Mr.Mills on the violin was wV executed .
but to our potion, the recitations by Mrs Tay
lor were more in keeping with the tastes and
inclinations of the age. Her selections were
excellent; her voice, although weakened by ill
toess, wa clear and expressive. Mrs. Taylor
"will always draw out an appreciative feeling
from the better clas of people, which cannot
t reached by the nonsensical, though mirth
roroking, jokes of Taylor himself.
Took His Own Way. As Frank Simpson
started out last Tuesday morning with the Al
e mail, the bridle bits broke, leaving the
hone at liberty to take bis own Way. lie went
down Main street on double quick, Frank's
hat flying in the air and leaving his hair float
ing gracefully In the breeze. Frank, however,
kept his seat in the sulky and held to the reins
thereby keeping the horse in the rnlddle of the
street, until he was finally stopped on the bridge
below town on the Salem road. The bits were
soon replaced and Frank returned through town
and went his way. Tom Richmond seeing the
situation, mounted his grey, and started in hot
pursuit, but was too late, the show being over
before he caught up. A little excitement was
created, bnt no damage done.
Mr. Austin informs us that a convict named
Simpson, on his way down the Colombia river
en route to the Penitentiary, leaped off the boat
and was drowned, Tuesday
Emigrants are constantly arriving from the
East and California. Mr Nelson , informs us
that several families have recently como into
his neighborhood, near Independence, from
Illinois. All staunch .Republicans
Remember . the Sunday School picnic to-day
The band will call the people together at the
M. E. Church, at 10 f!efock A. m., when the
precession, will form and take up their line of
inarch to the ground selected.
William and Levi Conner were hold to , bfil,
in tbe8um of .$1,000 to answer before the Grand
Jury, by T. L. Butler, J. P., on a charge of
assauit with a deadly weapon upon William
llolcomb, committed In Jacksou precinct on
Wednesday last.
Now a bonnet of gettuioe beauty and grace
JTorn on the head in its proper place
Shadowing faintly tht wearer's face,
Is the thing for a song or a sonnet.
Miss Mary Lee has them of all conceivable
stylet.
Eola While at that thriving town Wednes
day, we could hut notiee the ;plcnJid stock of
goods displayed on the bheives of Mr Bay's
store. The quality of the selection is unsurpassed
and the variety js sufficient to enable you to
go there with a certaiuty of lauding what you
wact.
The Steamer Alice caught fire last Tues
day, between Lincoln and Salem. The Gre
was extinguished before any damage was done
Improving We notice friend CI irk of Dixie
m improving to health. Ho is rotating the
store building formerly oee upied by Mr Butler
ud prepsuiu to put iu au iuerea.,J stock
of goods.
Dkmohset'm Yuimj Amkimc.v fur June, is on
o'ir table; it is I udget-tull f entertainment of
the riirht sta.'p fr o ur juvei il. s. "Mice at
j.play," by Neil Kujst, and " Jo-t My Lues."
are continued and becmo ui-ro iutere-tin g. $1
per year; or with a valuable premium. $l.5o-Publi.-hed
at S3S Broadway, N'ew Y-.rk. Every
buy anl girl should have this valuable juvenile
mazarue.
The xtri ifs at the svh.-5 in' Friday -
very interesting, and coinj iui.ntiry t tho
tvarhe i- as well us schohir. 1 he school. U'!-!- r
tin- v an;!. M iuct of M-s ;,ir Wat, a-..;-!'!
t.y .Mi.-ses Aia 'lm K, Scti r and S.: rat.
M.r, s j n.vii.g a deewi-d s''"--s. 1 ;
l:uii - lie (lii t-i! )uai:fl to UA th- ir pi-ii :.n.
and Mlln Ji.-pfed to make good U.e ot ti.ir
M,-t. During tti .ti.-a.ied tirni, .Mr. M"rri.
th
-i liiii.-ihiiin and k nti.-inatily htidh.-ro!
D..lh.. wdi uuiko w-, kiy trip- liirmigh t?-
' i . . r .. 1 .
county, caiu.ig r..'.ariy rm-v-, .-vr
TtH-.-d.iy at Eohi. Wed. i v 1 ty at Suit ,-. h.
Thor-i .yat iMhcl and Fnd.iy at I.ucki .1:10?.-.
The d.y if pa.st f-rh..n calh. and MArrn
ti.e tati-.t the uurk. r uiT-.r-l". A ne kiln
whole b. ! at -m.v. t!r i-4 .?-d to fV-ar tiut
Wlat tl ell? If tior. ir--"i.
m:nty i ,.rt. MAY TFKM.
II. HVI I'i, .11 IO.K.
.1 .K 1)7, u.l. mutt appointed cointnHM ' I
to dr;iit plan and -pecitieation for a hri l1
aerofis Miil Creek, to be reported at iet term
of Court.
Itond ordered open from Louisville to M n
inonth and Corva!!i..
J 15 Stump and Hclmich appointed com mis
ion;rs to draft plans and sspecifications, and
also toeeeivc bid to be submitted t- thin
Court at its tie.it regular scFsion, for repairing
bridge across the Luckiainutc nt Helmich's
Lumber ordered furnished to road' district;
li.t II, l,(pH) ft ; diet !. 3,H-0 ; dint 2H. .",.(10(1.
dUt 1, 2.;0ii ; ii r.. 1,000; dit 17, 2.000;
dit C, 450 ; di.-t 2.5, f..H'0.
Petition of Frank 'McCann to gnll spirituous
Is'ju-irs in quantities Ies than a quart, dis.
misted nt petitioner's cost.
To change place of voting in Luckiutuute
precinct, tlismissed.
For opening road in district 2'J Supervisor
ordered to open said road.
Tho following accounts were allowed; I) J
Holmes, Clerk fees, $102,7" ; J K DXashrnntf
Commissioner, fees, $14 80 j W C llrown 1 '0
for stationery : T J Lovelady $12 00 for board"
"ng jurymen; T J Savery I'lffin Cirent Court,.
$1S 00; KM May $4 50 lor advertising; N U
IJutler, for Pros -Jlemhree and I'.urnett, $j 00 .
N L Ilutlcr Pros Att'y fees in April term Of
Circuit Court, $'.i2 :0 ; A Stephen's Juntiec
Court, $1 50 ; T J Jcilison, $?, 00.
!VlAHH!i:n.
At the residence of Win, Conner, in Polk
county, May 10th, bv He v. J II Allyn, Mr. Job
Conner and Mr. Martha Jarnts, all of polk
County.
LEE WITT EN. At the residence of tho
bride's parents, at Lincoln, Polk county, May
IU, lbiz, bv Hev. L. L. Hogers, .losph 1).
Lee, ot ivallas, and Mijs Ida Witten, of Lin
coln. The "sweetened" compliments received at
this office, Monday, indicate that Miss Ida has
yielded to the seductive smiles and persuasive
language of Joseph, and concluded to embark
with him for life. May the sea of life ever be
calm, is our wish but should storms ari.e
may tho qualities indicated by her name console
him, and during all life's ill may she. always
drift Lec-ward.
At the residenco of J.S. Holnian, near Mon
mouth, Polk county, May 19th, of Consump
tion, Mr. Andrew II. Carter, in the ?,6th year
of his age. He. leaves a wife, five children and
a large circle of friends to mourn his loss.
At the residence of Mrs. Ir. Iioyle. May 24
Mrs. Mary Jefferies, daughter' of Mrs. Itoyle
J'uneral services to-day
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News Summary.
The population of Boston is 250,250,
divided into 102,540 native and 87.085
foreign.
John McMara, a youth of 10, of
Tarrvtown, New Jersey, shot his father
last Monday night, lor reprjuianding
him.
Voorheeft' speech in opposition to
Greeley is exciting, much comment iu
Washington.
N, J. Sanford, of Montana, has
been Appointed Hupertntendeut of the
Yellow-Stone National Parks.
Mr. Iluesonof Baltimore, Md., has
sned the Hultimore American for libel.
Damages laid at 100.000.
The total reduction mudeby the new
Tariff bill, amounts to 20,055,778 an
no !illy.
Vaslun;ton, May 20. -The deficiency
bill, signed by the President, contains
the following section as ottered bv Sen-
if
ator Curbutt : " All persons born in the
district of country formerly known an the
Territory of Oregon but uow tinder thj
jurisdiction of the United States are the
citizens of the United States in the
same manner as if burn elsewhere in the
United States "
The strike among the trade organiza
tions of New Y'ork fur the 8 hour law
was a success-
The Imperial army band, of Berlin
is to be at the Boston .Jubilee.
Geo. Bushton of Santa Clara county
California, has ten years in the Peni
tentiary fur, murder in the secyud de
gree. An advance of 4 p:r cent on discount
is, reported in the Bank f England,
during the month of April.
Ten thousand emigrants arrived in
New York the 20th.
The controlling inteiett in the New
York H 'tin''! i.-t said to have been bought
by Kepubl.cuu.
Wa-dlintftO!) .1. BtTO of MtHtagon eaH'nrul f Tint Kiib-ri i ii-.tr an 1 wi
Mich Shot his wif-i, who was attempt- j ter, (ii"t- if c.itvf nUtiM and then I ,t't fr-cly
g fo uet a divorce, and then kilied i tmiith and )..n. ! with th I in Killer
i , u ' rirar, it''. ihttdrmrhiC r r tinut nuriioe
lilm-eit. ... i
i r"pat tot d'-r every ' or ?iteeu ?inHe tin.
V:ihili'jton, May 21. AltliOU 'h the ; '! paie? t i rc!i-' l. Isi -tr-mo m-i",
liuu-e bus p;ued the Senate r.-.rul I '" Vufu:. way be jrlten at a
to a-ij . urn on the 2'.th of May, xume j The liin K-l?r. af a r.-mclv, hfi n,,e.,o .1.
inrliiiH l-, together with S tiator., f;iv ! In of Cbol.-rn. Sii!iinir '"irip!:iia', Iv-
tll .t l!u- tim- Will have to b- extended, r ' ": lylry. A'hma it -.ire in ..,. ,,, ;,.
... ; I'V tit mi!. it ififcrfiitU v, an I hi'htti; w!!i it
in ..(.it-r that ttie ." enate may transact ; t,'e,lv. 1 xfW-u i lik- ut i. h ;' -rnl
, 115 tp ;. , y lMli tie-.-.
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. lUttuJ! ;. ti l.1 i i. n '. d arm- lv 'if
1 .-i.ithori.i.-- ia tt..- 'IVnitorv ot .M.m.Viu.i :
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j to n ihl' the i-!y i "lrtiv r to pinch
t't-rf.ttii l:inl- in I uiaiju f.tr a ri'iiui-
j iciy ; to raur Ano iicui ry -tT toth
j 1 1 aWililii. l.ili. J ".nl Otlci; ; to r'ulft
: the Ui'd .d innkll JU; Ci, I r H'?-
, i.mi -n-f .... i: ihimt im' iiikii?
j th-' imiifu! y t v-.r valioli at Ftt Stun-
j New I X c.
j 'J',., C-,r;ifV i.,vj:m?.nUou, in flio t r.i-
, yiiitv of ilciv S:Hli, r.ro uii t- bf
t-0t (derfiy ;u nihil iti'l.
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-!il; Hi I.ittl.- r.iCfinwM...l C.-itiv-'tiJ t ill ,
May L'":h : n one -i rintj-ly injur-! .
A majority nt tho teachers of S in ;
Fi'ani'1-..-.i ;tt"" ).'l to be otoii.-'J to cor-
jton-al j:iii-.-hrucri:.
ivirthijuakv .-li 'i-k aro still hoiti ft-It I
iu the iieiuhh-tthooil nl l.us Atiflo.s !
t i
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A cojh'i'tinn i.t'J7." -pocitncn'. of t.ost '
j
.i-i- Miiiiip vva- i-iiciv ,oiu in iiituuiMi,
1 i zi nr C-'."J, li, li I. A five-cent ('n
:tte stamp, ntiueti, and very
M'lrce, bro'i;ht t.
Hi oik hit !-.
This is nn irritation or mil itninatjon of the
tifi in-Il i I h.1.!! .vf.i.ilt ....- ,li. ..r w.i l.rn-.tlki. i
j,,,.,, , ' i, i i ,.i i ... !
Info llU' hiii-. If iiri-iH Ir.oo it ..!. I mtitt'A l!l I
the throjif, ir-'Ui Catarrh e. tetoling t the-e
p-irt. from ero'ii!oiis nlf'-etions, and from ce
vere use of the voice. The irritation from this
latter eatie commences in the ftirju r and rftti
wbieh are the organs of the voice, and extend
ing downwards, produce' hoar-enc, coughing
and spjtting mocoii inatter, foinetimes inixtd
with blood. It is chiefly dangerous from its
tendency to spead to the lung, and terminate
in consumption, it i in the cure of severe and
ob,;inat; diea?es that lr. Pierce's (loldeii Med
ical lMseovcry has achieved unparalleled success
and won tho loiniest praise from all who have
used it. It is sold by all respectable druggists.
J. W ,VA slKKC'ill, M. I.
(worm DOCTOR.)
IATK OF SAN FRANCISCO IlAVINVr
J made the cnto.a which infest tho human
svwtetu a lilo-long study, and adopted this branch
of medicine as a speciality, idler his Mirviees
to tho citizens of Salem and "Vicinity.
OFFl0rUOO.lS 28 and ."9, over the Post
Office. The celebrated Worm Syrup can be had
at his office. lln-ts
CJE,0. H. JONES J. M. fATTKIlHON.
JONi:s A ATTi:itON,
INtalc, Iiiur.incc
AND
Cslencrnl AciiIm,
SALKM, OKRdON.
Prompt attention given to the fiencral
Agency Rusiness. 12. tf
ltljllHAll i tm WOMAN'S ItH.IUM
nA V'l N O FOUND MY KNITTING
again I would say to tho Ladies and citi
'"ciiB of Dallas and surrounding country, that I
haye the best machine in use, and am prepared
to fill all orders with promptness and satisfac
tion, or no pay. 1 moan what I say;
Il.w2 Lkwis ""Si'EwnY.
ATTENTION
fllllE OVERLAND STORK, SALEM, HAS
1 received a large lot of nice, fashionable
dry goods, together with a well selected stock
1 of Domestics, etc. (live them a call, llighost
price paid for produce.
7tf
j For the very best photographs gi to Brad
ley A. RjjlorrWs Gallerv without, STAIRS,
jr-a-AfcCflND' IN THE ELEVATOR,
Montgomery, street, San Francisco,
i SPECIAL NO TICK 8.
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
I
j . Officii, No. 1 Front Street,
PORTLAND OREGON.
JIT.A1 EST AT K in hi CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in tho most de'irahlo lo
caltien. e. n.MHtinj-; of LOTS, HALF li LOCK'S
arjdRLOCKS, HOUSES and KTuRKSj al'o,
I IMPROVED .FARMS, and valuaUe
nncuItivHted LANDS, located ia ALL i-artu of
the STTK for SALE.
RKAL ESTATE and ther Property
pnrehid for Corr?ondtnis, in this CITY
nid throuh.ut the STATUS snul TEItltl
TOI11K.. with ;it earn mid 'ou the moat
A D V A N T A ( j E ( J U S TERMS.
HOUSES and STOKES LEASED.
I.rNS Nf:r,fTIATi:i), nod CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCHPTIONS I'll OM PLY COL
LECTED. And a Oeneral FINANCIAL and
AtlENCY BUSINESS traa.acto 1.
A;F.NtTS of tl.H OFFICE. 5n all t.
CITIES and TOWNS in tiro STATE, will
rectve dpfrription (,r FARM PROPERTY
und forward the eame to the ahove uddrefs.
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nor to cure it.
At th- oii"n"ri''fMi''r)t of t'i- Di irlh r. ttho-h
a!way j.rfre an attack of the fhd-ra. take
l.v apt'icl . 'il S.r.-. !iri;, S--'d-. and
i 'i r!iio. F'.r - - k ID-id .-h- an-! T-.f!:aeh.-
f ,,,, t Uy lU ln pUiin , H f,A Kl(l .
; m.
! I!''""'"f - cu-h ,'.
, The P.i;i. KiMi-t ii.!dhv all dea!-rin Med-
j(.jn,s
S l'ri''f. '2't . .V) cimiii I l kt hooif
Ilovr Ul!f.cd ti IMiysirkerf.
Vh' d'if . nt rcuieuiher tht tiio- wImmi "orir:-
; .,ur,ra.,(,n oll1, j,i,.r indin;,!.!.. t-. -inn
; iu,r h,.4'fh ? N". tisntt.r f r wrv fa, the iftwv-
' it ,itt, al ,, ,rnni,t rhnh.,rh, .-r cuh.oo-! and
i n.t-t W - admini'fo.rpd. Thcc pr;n-
' if-ludii.," the y..ur,s:!.fir wr t .1-1. wer.?t.
' "'p t!.c-n h i:i!c und 1 -ir? v duri-i. thf hwu.it
Wt. 4!l know n.,w that this a fal.t.'v ; that
: n,.w ti.. .r. t f!.i.b-ti..n. what i r.:ti'-r, t
j tli cu'i.M-in.riit the nmiifr .Ufi. A.
j n -preparation fr th- eiH-rvat :rti .-IT.-ct of .-pprs-
uf 'ititofr iri'Bta r. a conrfe i n.rTn-r s
St"inti 5t Hitters i highly cspc Hent. Thi fa-
) III u n n"''i;ii'.! i r n i ion u i i o ri-t- j mii i in-n i
prpcrti : It rcnovitc j-oritiec. and rej-iilate;.
fj
i
lie functions if the body. It i crmp"-d
liiiv.1v r.f ruirn ti-.'i la!t! rirmliir llitnn vi
I " ' I - ,
the cfsenUal pr'mcip'.t of M.none el.t e
:n 1 'h" V) '-t , iVi t"'u'i ,,nic "d aUerat.vo
rooT, 'ark' and j;m known fo medieal bntan-
iwt. Iletiee, it an ahioilu'el v :ife luedeeine.
atoi .ni iiiieturo of ih Pharuiacfpii.ln can com
pare wiili it either in purity, or in the variety
i of if. ibj.-eis; and if. e uipr-dicn'ive results.
! Happily tor mankind, tho theory that it w;
ii (,-: ry to proftr.ite a p.itient in order to cure
hiiii, is forever exploded, and the trtio philo-op-j.'.il
doctrine, that vior i one great antagonist
of disease, has titken it place. Hi.-tetfer's Hit-
fers i an irvi(oratit, and hence it is the proi. r
'
ineileeine tor ine ieeo;c ai mi iiiom trying
c.'is-n rtf th vear.
I 1'e -aire that you obtain thti genuine article,
a there are inn imerlde ile imitation in the
market. Look to the ornamental stamp, the
engraved label, an I f he name blown into the
glass. Hostetter's Siomach Hitlers is sold in
bottles only.
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OF
The C5i!B2inn fS.ice,
BIFFERKNCES OP OPINION. ETC.,
etc., will be commenced in a week or two
in ih's paper, showing how infamy can he
elaborately represented, bow childhood hours
can bi made happy, courtship made easy, ninn
boot years made profitable, and old age com
fortable, how to live and be healthy, how to
supply your table with the least cost, where to
dispose of the things you don't want at the
best price, making your own industry the most
profitable. This story is written by a first
class author, and one who eiideretanda the
ease in hand to perfection. Meanwhile, if you
can't waij for the above to appear in print, call
on M. M. ELMS, at La Clede, and nil the
above-mentioned points will be fully explained
aud happtlv illustrated.
YOU KNOW 1KEY.
aTANTED, AO E NTS $100 to $250 per
: J month, male and female, to introduce
the genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE. This machine, will stitch, hem.
fell, tuck, braid, bind, cord, quilt, and em
broider In a most superior manner. Price, only
$1 6, fully licensed and warranted for five years.
We will pay t 1,000 for any machine, high price
or low, that will sew a stronger. more beautiful
or more clastic soam than ours. It makes the
ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH. Every second
htitch can bo cut, and still tho vloth Cannot be
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
$100 to $250 per month, and expenses, or a
jommission from which twice that amount can
be made. For circulars and terms, apply to or
address, tJ, MARSHALL A CO.,
! 102 Nassau street, New York.
I CAUTION. Do not be imposed upon by
other parties traveling through tho country
palming ofl worthies cast-iron machines un
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is tho
only genuine and really cheap machine man
ufactured. 10-in.I
r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
X A T I O IV A Bi
D U, S I N E S COL L K O E,
P 0 R T L A N D, . 0 It E G 0 N .
A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE !!
Tllli EDUCATION FUIt T1IHTIMI.
The Iaiportiince of a Practical Education
Was never more Appawnt than Now I
I T IS -UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
1 that as we grow in prosperity wejjprow more
practical, ami thitt it i reijuired t nn;n tbut
they eduent thtfinHelve! practically !lu:at
theinelres iruhe hct la.in.'cr pofMe to meet
tlu; dfinan Is of th tinn;H.
When Air'5-ilMUf. King of Sparta, was orbed
what tiarig-i ho thought lrioct proper for hoyn to
learn, he replied : Thoi; thitign ivhich they
huld irttrtiee when they heroine in-n."
Deliver ait things .in numher and weight,
ami put all in writing thatfhou givest ont or re
ceiveM in," is a prjr pt of uni verbal applieation ;
and there irf afpecia! neeerttity for its strict oh
nervance in alt hi;.4inefi tranyactiorn. Young
rtren tin; fiituro welfare of tliis Coa-t look to
YOU ! Are YOU prepared to meet its demands ?
A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
to meet the
DI'MI A IVDV Ol TH K Ai;E l
The mo't thorough, ami eotnprvJiefcfive
COURSE OF UUSINESS TRAINING
ever introduced by any
c o ji n 3 i a ii
OR
' V S I X K S C 0 L L E G Et
combining
TIIKOIi AS I) ISIACTICE,
hy Ku-ani" of
I! ASKS JSD HVS1SESS UFrlCES.
The f'o'ir i m arranged an-I Taught to
ttiahle tin? Siu lviit t-i iu;it-r it in the
hl-Mrtet Ttfiif! po.-t'Io
Eaeh .-t ;t, after pafinjcJJ throu-h tho
TUKonv roi;usKf
If'Tnfi an acfuJ
HOOK KFEVEli ASH MERCltAjST
wlirr?. in ttM fKi' if a fw WI'KKt. ri oh.
t i,. the fp-rk-ji--i d iiuoUDl.N'AUY LII'K
TI.MK. The TnMVMtAW! IM-ir-AWTMKVT i.-w
! fi'tcd op i.h th l t of in Mruitrcnts, and i. in
i'..ii'i' !' rn i !i -. or..-r.
For If I.I. IFiRMATroN. send fCOI..
I.KiiE 1A 1'EK. AddrVr
IM FRAM K .1 JAM F,?.
'-yl Portland, Ortg n.
J. W. HOB A I! f .
MA SKIVE? l:
North-East Corner of
Mala and .Mill Mrects. Ia!la.
GE0H0E W. K0B ART & CO.
Will Manufa-turc and keep CONSTANTLY
ON HAND a large As.-orf meiit of
SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND
COLLARS,
Consisting of all tho
Usually kept in a
FIRST CLASS SADDLERY SS3DP,
All of which will be made of
THE F EST MATERIAL.
AI-... CWUUAUi; TRIMMING and RE
PAIRING dona to order rn the shortest
not ice.
Call anil examine our Work before purchas
ing elsewhere.
41 -tf GEO. W. II OP, A RT A CO.
W. II. TKAL v ;.,
MAIN STItftHT. DALLAS,
Arc on hand with their WAGGONS and RUG
tJlES at thtdr old Stand this Spring as usual,
and intend to sell 'them very che ip for Ca.-h :
tho Prices ranging from ?1.!0 to $ 1 SO.
They have nl?i on hand for sale plenty of
wagon materials. Give him a call and see them
All kinds of work in their line done o order.
All kind." of Utack.-tnltblli;- di;tie tn s!nn
notice, and in a workmanlike mauncr. Horse
Shoeing $2 , cash down.
Thankful for past patronago, thry solicit
continuance of tho same.
9-tf Dallas. Mav fi. isri.
f0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
j and in particular Albion Powell :
I hereby give notice that I have taken up
and fled an application to pre-empt the S. E.
quartern! See. 8, T. 7 S. ft W. of the Willam
ette Meridian, said land is vituateii in the
County of Polk, and Stato of Oregon, in the
Land Office at Oregon City. Snid land was
formerly taken up by said Albion' Powoll. on
the I'lth day of March, A. D. ISfiS, and after
ward abandoned by him, more than thrco
years ago.
WOODEN ELLIS.
A OTIC l.
OKKRON A CAMIeimXIA IlAIIi
foad Company, Ln ml Department, Port
land, Oregon, April .r, 1S72. Notice is hereby
given, that a vigorous prosecution will be insti
tuted against any and every persoc who tres
passes upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and
removing timber therefrom before tho same i?
ltOUUHT of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd nutnhernd sections
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a dis
tance of thirty miles from tho line of the road,
bolungk to thi Company
I. R. MOO RES,
6-tf Lapd Agent
T7T'
I NEW AD VE11T1SEVENT8.
JEAU1S
VEGETABLE. SICILIAN
HAIR
I RENEWEE
Every year increases tl in popularity
of this v:iliinTlo. Hair Prepuratioii ;
whieli is due to merit aJone. Vo can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its lilili standard and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration f r restoring Gbay.oi: 'Faded
Haiu to its youthful color, mating it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and' clean.
It removes all eruptlons.and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevent
tlie hair from falling out, as it vtimu
lntes and nourislies the hair-glands
Hy its use, t!e hair grows-, thicker and
Btronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their nonnal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair Dressing overused,
as it rcuuires fewer aiiiillcatioius, and
gives the hair a sidejidid, glossy ap-
pcarance. A. A. Hayes, Al.Ubtato
As.sayer ol Alassacliusetts, Fays,." iiks
constituents are pure, and ; carefully
select fd for excellent mialityjjand I
consider it the 15 est Preparation
for iu intended jiurjjoses." ' -
Sold ly all Drujrjisi$, onl Dealers It jJediiintit.
Vxico One Dollar. ' '
Buckingliam's Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.
As our Henewcr in many cases re
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or ftded Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
prfpirttion which will quickly and
eiiet'tually aeeompli-h thiis result. It
is easily applied, and produces" a color
which will neither rub nor v.ash olK
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA,
Aycrs Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Throct and Xmna,
such ks Cough, Cel ls, Wfaoopiu
Cough, Jironciiiliii, A3tuna
and Consun.ptioa.
-p'roV-ahlv never before in the whole history ff
i -divine, I anything w.oi k widely and sorteoply
upon the coiiini. to v l mankind, an tni excrlieul
rimed)- ih' pi.iniou.ir coiiioUitiu. 1 hrooh n lour
(ri nf wmih, and anions ioot of tie races ot
men it h.i- i i-mi higher a:el hificrin their etiina.
ti.jn.4i" it has in-come Ik-u. r known. lis onilurnj
rh.ti .'o i r ;md poucr to cure the various afletuoua
of the h.nu'i aod throat, 1m c maUe it knw uan
Ii ihU' iro?'ctnr ag.an-t them. hil adapted t
tijii' l.-r iori u'ti'-caM and to rouug childrt-n, it w
tit Uie -.aloe titiu" the iik1 v-Vetual i tauoty Uint can
Im given I r in-ipi'.'iit cou-umtiiion, ajid Uie ttan-genm-
.lire, tn ol the throat xnd lungs. Asa pro
vi-4 n .lif.tin-t Midden atta- ks of Crvnp, it tioulit
! kept on ti.tixl in cvrty l.iiiiily , f.nd iod-d an ull
me Monetiiiics -iilije r "to c-iJ aud oou, ail
t-in-old he pruviU;l M:h Ihi.t fiulklote for Uiua.
Although j-eith-d fttrntitmutimt tliourht lt
ciii-.ii'li, utiit gre.'t ni'.inhet s or asc where the dn-ca-e
M cnu'tl M-U led. have lu -4impletcly niivd,
.-iiul the ' utieiit ic-lored to fo'iiset healui by Uio
urn I'irtnrnl. -.i .ompl.-to U iu mastery
oriT the di-'T'l 'is of v.! l.u;.v and 1 hro.it, that
the ino.-t !.( 1 1 1 ; 1 1 of (hent v icld to it. When notli
inr ;l-c coui t reach them. ihidiT the C Ik fry i'ro
t fin I they Uo-i le Jtxi 1ik. pjt'ar.
infer. mid i'uhlic Huirt Cud great pro
Uction froiu it.
Aihtut i always rcliovetl find often wholly
c tired bv it.
.'ituV- i general! v cured by taking UiA
Chrrt-u frrtnrttl i'.i small and frequent hee.
.- tmnrrally fire its viitm known thnt we need
nt juiii!i ttie certificate-, of iliom lu'it'.or b mo w
th.-m a--urc tini public Uinf, its qualities ar fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
F" Tovrr and A tip. Interrrttttnt Fever.
Ch;ll Frrer, Ilarnittr'-it Ferrr, Dumb
Asrto, P-Hov"cI or P:!ou8 Fover, &o.,
xnd indeed nil t he affect ions which arisa
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatta
poioTi3.
As it? mmo imnl', it ilftc Ctir, nd !( not
f-'il. Con: renins neither A r--f'n'?, Quinine, lUsmnth.
7Mv nor nny other ni'nor.il i r poi-onnns su!ttr O
v.hrtcvor. it In nriwisr i-,!nre anv p:lor.t. V
nnmher .-rid intrortnncp of it enrcs In the ."nif il. -tri
-t-i. nvo litei- iilv bevond f-eotint, and wt noliev
n i'hnnt n p.trl'"l in 'he hi rory of Actio medicine
tur pride i" .trra titled by t-o .v knowlcdflrmcnts w
receive ef the vmlierd niro etTc"trd I'l ohst1nftt
cae. md ivbere other rennnV-'s bad wholly failed.
I'meeJimated t'r'on. i?her rei.'ont in, or
tri'-ellintr t'o-oti-rh min -Miai loelitie, wi!l W pro
te -rcn-v T-ikinLr the JfiTT crili: dnilv.
For irrr CimnZiirttt, nrising fnn torpidity
of the T.ivi'r. it N nn exee'hvit reitiody, stlmnl.itinir
the Liver into benllhv ncfiv'tv.
For p.ioif pUonlet oi-f Liver Complaint', It H
nn ex'-ellent reniedv, prodneine mnnr tnilv
ni.i'-knble cures, ivUere ether uie-licine had fallci
Pre p. trod bv On. .T. ('. Avnt Co., Practical
nod An.ilytle.il rhemis-ts, Lowell, Mass., and old
all round the world. ' r
rmrr, St.oo vnt jiottlh.
THE
WiU sew everything needed ln a family, trtsa
the heaviest to tho lightest fabric
IT IHHX MOKE WOltK,
MOKE KINDS F WORK,
AXE 11ETTCK W'ORlSri
Than any other machine.
If thoro is n Florence Sewing Ma
chine within one thousand miles of
San Francisco Hot working well and
Riving entire satisfaction, if I am in
formed of it, it will be attended to
without expenso of any kind to tha
owner,
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
19 New Montgomery Street,
Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco,
( v
Smd for Ctmitar and aamplrg ttf
the uot k. Apfive Agents leant ed t
vcry jlttcr,
rt.'r'r 1 1 ' -
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