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Newspaper Page TextTOytl & COUNTY NEWS. PALLAS, SATURDAY, tfUNE 3, -1871L. Money Market. tLateat New York Gold Quotations Ill Legal Tenderi in Portland: Baying.. ,..Q i SelHng.,......9l (Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's jSIerchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $0 85 bush. OATS 65 c. BARLEY $1 FLOUR $a $6 50 bbl. . Sksfl 62 $1 75 CORN MEAL 4c. lb. BEAN8 "6c. lb. BACON Sides. W 15o I Shoulders. 8c. to 12o. "J'lb. HAMS 14 l6o lb. PORK Dressed, 67cts Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. lb. BUTTER Firkins 25 (a) 30c !b. Rolls, 20 to 25c. tt. EQQS 20o do.' LAIRD BulklSc; tins,20, POTATOES From Wagon, $1.25 bushel. ONIONS $2 bushel. APPLES Green, 50c bhl. Dried, 6c lb. CHEESE Now Oregon,-20 25c lb. CHIf KKNS 2 6ft ($ $.1 dui. , TURKEYS 75 $ $1 each. Oh, y, bahrt hit 'oi?" Strawberries "halo." Cherries ripening rapidly. Weather eeoled -Since election. County Cowrt intension dufing-the week. Mr, MorrU has been unwell the past week. Twe fights occurred Monday evening after leetten. Campbell Ripley -are at present -working in (the- eeontry. Mr"Binnott, Agent at the -Grand -Round,called Wednesday. O. B. Stiles is to hare an eating kostse al the Camp Ground . The next great excitiug topic id the Presi dential election. The band are having their wagon painted ,np in fine style. Oee P Rowell's Newspaper Directory for 1S71 jis just received. Sereral.rlrunks in town during. the week, and ,U a enseqt.nce several fights. The annual meetiug of the Christian Church emotences at Dixie, next Thursday. Monday the weather was hot, politics hotter, Democracy hottest So bet it melted, Miss Lee has been in Portland during the iweek replenishing her stock of Milliuery. Mist Watt's school is one of the most pros perous that has evtr been taught in Dallas. Tboe,ihing jal,jt.tnie would do well to .notice our advertised list, and give us a call. Step your hair from falling off by using HallV1 "Vegetable Sicilian Hair llfcnewtr, a sure pre vention. Notice the call, in another column, for a Sun day Sehool.cclebratiun, the coming 4th of July at Dayton. Two families of immigrants, from Missouri. , passed through town last Thursday, tn ro- for jUegua Rivec. At tbe polls on Monday, the mwi part of the 4iuie, aUwas, quiet One or two little quarrels Aatjiothing serious. There will be a grand ball at the Court House, in tbJ place, on th evening of July 4 th fft is expected to be a fine affair. OnOfOf our town ladies being rallied upon the attention of a certain gentleman, replied, very ,nebaiently 0, that is a Da(i)ly occurrence." Notice the Advertisement of Wa lo, Brown & Co. Of all places in Sab-m, -theirs is tk place to buy your agricultural implements, wagons, ete We notice several new hacks and wagons leaving oar different shops this week. Farm ers eaa get as eoodwork done as cheap here as anywhere in the State. The school at tbe firand Round Indian Agency, has 27 Indian pupils. Mr Donnelly, (the teacher, says ho could he have a hundred if be had room for them. The Good Templars of Polk are preparing for a picnic -celebration and basket dinner, to be feeld at Dixie Camp Ground the 4th of Jul?. Everybody invited. Mr. Catterlia will have bis 'car" at theamp Meeting, .and be on hand 4,0 take your pictures ta any - style required, Cur a ltttlo aiooty as ould, be desired. Two ladies voted at the late .eleotion here' The ' Dolly Vardens" were ,not .running a ticket be.ee. hsit the records show the tballotrf of :these ladies to be slightly mixed. Mr M X bobbins brought to our office TharxU, a bunch of rye frum a field of Jits, whietl .measured 8 feet and two inehes in hight. 1I saye 4bis -Is but an average of tho entire JtL During an absence of the family, the reii dene of Mr, Jerry Lamson of Grand liound, jru entered and robbed of twenty dollars, last JlondajV which happened Jo be U the money X the house t the time. .Q. Hobart A Co. hare oejtted a bxancb ob in Buena Vista, where the residents of tbatrieinity oan be accommodated with every Jslnjj ia the harness and saddlery line. J. W. lobrt,the junior member of the firm will bo tlert to wait on customers, Eaed. Feed. As I am ruled out of my old taad, toy friends and patrons will find mo at Ahe' Dempsey stable, just below tho Camp Ground, with plenty of feed and a good place ior horses 21. JIaoooo. Auction Bills. Mr. J. D. Smith, this week, had printed at this office some bills announcing ft sal of property belonging to the estate of James Smith, deceased. Persons reading the bills will take psrticular notice and read " the 15lh dayof June," instead of "the 15th day ol May, "as is printed, Tbe mistake was not noticed until too lute to make correction, as Jthe gentleman waa ia a hurry. . Tho Salem and :Cor vallis Base Ball Cldba play a match game at Independence today. Sheriff Burch has our thanks for the Polk county. election returns, as soon as counted.. -;' Gents Beaver Suits of the finest material, Business Suits to suit tbe tastes and the busi ness of everybody, at Murphy ,4c CroasinanV Prank Wayne, while attempting to fasten a Hag to a tree, in tho Court House yard, la&tj .Saturday, fell and injured himself considerably. Camp-Meeting. There will be a meeting held on the Ellendale Camp Ground, commenc ing Fridiy, Juno 2ith, at 11 A. m, under the au spices -of the Dallas Circuit M E Church. M M Dotkon and John Way mire, Committee. J. JAMES, Pastor. I The defeated candidates from Polk county, jn preparing for their trip up the Saline Stream, aro ax a loss to know how to prepare their craft. The Palmetto of the Democracy is not .considered safo for planking, and there is not a suftoient quantity of Jtepublicun Oak to com plete tbe work The two united would not make a nice job. and the question is, bow will they unito their forces to insure a safe trip ? , Prof Rutun will, at the Court House, next Wtdoesday cvening,delirer a lecture upon the bliii'l, and the necessity of establishing an in stitution of learning .for .them. This .is some thing in which all our citizens should take an active interest. The location of Dallas is one of the finest in tho State, the general health is bcttt-r here than uioft placed in the State, and many other important reasons might be offered for vstabiisniug au inalitutiou .of .that charac ter here. Tha necessity of anything to fur ther our iocal interests, is apparent to every business man in tbe town, and should be equal ly plain to every ono interested in tbe place. Let there be a general turn out on Wednesday night to hear tbo Prof. LIST OtV Mil l iiKS 11LMAIMNG in tho Post Office at Dallas, June 1st, toi- Carter, J B Rogers, W P Coti'ijiaii, lies Muk'h, Mr Elizabeth Jaui4ur U V ?-iuitli , Tho'a Lecpcr, W I) Taji'or, Mart .Miller, Mr .fary E Walker, Lvi Price, J W Youugbel, L'urkharU Hub bins, K A J. D.LKK, P. M. M.iutii:i. M t : LILLY DAVID.soN At the rcM-Un.-c ol the bri ies fattier, in 11 k cuuuty, Orgu,h May ih JZlh by liev. J. 11. 41lc-n, Mr j Jt-iin McCuily an. I Mi bubriua E Davidsoo, i all ut i'nilt cuuiity Oregon. Klectloit Hvturn PULK. Congressman Wilson, Rep., 0 major ity Prosecuting Attorney Humphrey, Rep , - majority ; Stale Senator, R. S. Crystal, Rep., lU 4ujorUy ; Repietitn-latHe-?, White und Clow, Iem., and J. ili Allen, Rep., County Couiiiiisaiuii crrf, Veruuti and Tutou), leui ; Cicrk Holmes. Dein., lUl majority , fc'htrilif Rurth, Jeui., 11) Treasurer, May, i)cm.t 41; Assessor. 31cTimmou(Jt ilep,2l; rfchool dupt., (Jrubbs, Rep. ll ; Surveyor, liutler, Uew., 5; Coro ticr, Slst Uetn., 17. Dallas l'recinet, Rurnctt, Ocui., for Justice, and Glaze, l)em., tur ConritaMy. Wo give the following as the latest election nawa we have been able to ob tain.: Wasco. The Democrats claim this couuty by a small majority. Tbere id a probabiU ty of WiLsun running aheu1 of Ruxuctt and a posMbiliity that Moody, Rep., will be elected Statu Senator. W.ViSIUNUToN. Ilillsboxo, June 5. Wilson's majori ty is 101; Durham, 102; Cornelius, loG Colier, Tha balance of the Re publican county Uoket isioctedxcept oue .CoJUiiuissioocn Lane. Kugcjue, June 5. Lane county re deemed. Wilson's majority is about 70. The Republican county tieket is elec ted, except possibly the sheriff. Linn. La .tins couuty the Democratic major ity is un follows ; Rurnett, 110 ; Jjegit lative ticker, from to 240; Taudy, County J udge, 153. The remainder of the ticket is about the same as the Rep resentatives , Benton, ; Coyvaljis, June 5. OJEcial majority, Burnett, 4. Representatives, G ingles, 05; Simpson, 38. Prosecuting Attor ney, Chenpweth, 124. The Democrats elected the Sheriff and Assessor. Bakes. Baker county gave Burnett 00 major ity. Union county gars him 1 major ity in two preciucts. His majority in the pounty will be very small. He is behiud bis ticket badly. Union and Baker trade him off for tbe county tick ct. Burnett's majority, so far, 148, with a poor chance for increase. AU three county tickets will probably be Democratic. Josephine. Returns from Jysephiae county give Burnett 80 majority. Tho Democrats elect the whole county ticket. MULTNOMAH. "Wilson carried the oounty with a majority of 921. The .entire Republi can ticket ie elected, State .Senator.and four Representatives. CLACJvAMA. Wilson has three majority- Entire Republican Representative and County tieket elected. CLATSOP. Republican majority 3ffrr Joint Rep resentative with Tillamook, uind elects the entiw county ticket. POUGLA-6. Wilson's majority about 100. Entire Republican county ticket elected. JACKSON. It is certain that the Republicans have elected two members of the House of Representatives, and the entire coun ty ticket. Ruruett carries tho county by abouc 2 50 majority. MARION. This county gives Wilson 895 ; Leg islative and couuty ticket all Republi can except Clerk. 1). L. Murphy beats J. J. Murphy over 300. . YAMHILL. Everything gone Republican from Congressman to Corona. News Summary. London, June Z. The Irish Nation al Band, numbering forty musicians, sailed -for the Boston jubilee this week Vienna, June 3. Frederick Gen tonekcr, the celebrated German, trav eler, is dead ; .uied 07 years. Frankfort, June 3. A collision oc curred between two passenger trains between Aale and iMuyence to-day. N ine person were killed aiid a nuui" ber injured. Lotnloo, June 3. Kuj;eiie goes soon on a viit to Spain. London, June 3 In the llou?o of Commons to day, Gladstone exprccd his humility t cceitit for tfie rwtporie iuent of the adjournment of the II. S. Senate, an iWlen d to redeem hi. prom ise and make a definite t xplanatiint in regard to teotiatiM with th U-wtedj States. lire athurcd the iueiuber that, the Hupp'.imentul article did not leave; the snlyect indirect claWtis in the! present wr future, o(e.n for auy tuisun.' .dertanding, and in this view, the Amer ian Minister, Scheock, coincided. j i Mr. Disraeli reminded the I'rcmicr of his omiion t( itate whether the u-rbitrutiou u to rA-ed on die 15iii int. - j Mr. Gladstone replicJ, that to tin date it had Imvn kept contimtly in view in negotiations, and aked il he had aiiy reason tohinJc that the V. S. Govern-iiK-fit was ifeluvd o withdraw from Secretary Fk-h's p'tsition, that coiicestioM j from Lowland UHit.t reeede any cuttle mefit. Ir. Jrladstone replied that the understanding wa fur the United States to make uo claim fur indirect damages aft Geneva. j Mr. 0.bum considered that the ex planations auiountod to nothing Co the House, and tint thecotntry wa unsat iified and hoped a distinct declaration would be extorted fnan the Government tiiat unlcfcv the indirect claims were Lolly fairly and Immediately withdrawn, hngland would refuse to proceed with tiie arbitration. C!iaers.J j 3lr. Buriie ave notice that he would move for an address to the Queen for tlie withdrawal of Great Britain from the arbitration unless indirect claims were abandoned. j Mr Ottoway aeluid if any new engage ment with tbe Uaited States had been made or accepted by the Government and said he had feared the danger of such engagements. ! Mr. Gregory asLcd if the Govern, merit had any assurance from Minister Schenck as to the understanding on the Supplemental Article. ! The Premier answered Gregory's question in the negative, adding j that members seemed to think a price had saved the United States withdrawing the claims Ue explained thatj the word " consideration as used in the Supplemental Articlo tueaat a covenant between the two nations in the future, and was reciprocal. lie declined to dis cuss the question of Dresaini? the with drawal of the direct claims pending the negotiations. j Erl Russell said the time had come when plain words were desirable, and gave notice that he would to-morrow press his motion for an address to the ijueen for the withdrawal from the ar bitration, j During tho evening, the Marquis Herford inquired if it was true that the Band ot Greudie has been ordered to attend the Boston Jubilee. 1 j Lord "Scone" replied "yes," with the sanction of the Quecu and Commauder-iu-chief j The Duke of Richmond declared that more irregular proceedings had never been sanctioned. Granville declared it was prorjer to show the good will of the country ta wards tne United States. Kx-President Johnson has arrived here to testify in the case before the House Military Committee relative to tbejmissing report ot the Ruell Military Commission. New York, June 3 Abrara Nelson, a merchant in good standing, in Rearl street, was committed in default of$5, 000 bail on Saturday, on-chtwge of burg lary through the carelessness of the jan itor ot the warehouse of Phelps, Dodge & Co. Nekon had boen in the habit, by means of false "keys, of opening the safes of thaffirm and obtaining corres-' pondeuce in information relative io theVr business, and using it to his own advan- tage. SOBS 1 7 7 l'OUHTIt iW JUL.Y 1 872 The Sunday School chilJrcn of Yamhill and Pd'.k counties are cordially invited to unHe lata grand celebration of the Fourth of July at tbe Webfoot -or Dayton Camp Gronnd. The eaU are all arruugd ; irtiate good ; water is cool ; and tbe point central The lovers of children t have reason to expect the largest gathering of children ever witnessed in tbe State Here the 9th anniversary of our independence will be celebrated; then several speeches, full of fire, xnirth-provoking and soul-tirring, will be de" livered. A Braa Band is expected. Bring with you yur". Banners, flags, fifes drums and last, but not least, a Uiket well filled with good ibing. ! The following Coiuniittes hare been appoint- i ed : COMUITTKR OS KOLD. Geo Hulery. Ben Robinson, H McTeen, An drew Smith, CJeu Dorcey.J W Helm. committks os risAnei-. i O Wilson, John Watson, De Witt, Miller. S C Williams, Alfred taylr, J Van Buskira, It 8 Crystal, L L MorrU, Martin, N Hembree. j COMMITTEE O iSsTHt JSrSTAL m ie. J Geo Cary, Capt. Powell, J O Spencer J Han nah, Ir Litllefield, David Judge. cots a iTTaa o am Aner.it tsrn, Th SupfBM'.endents of tbe Aitj, McMina vl'.le, Lafajrlte. Heihel, Dayton, Dalla, Sheri dan, Webfoot, Xetiia, llupewtli, Liucotn smd Wheatland chooU COHMITTKR OM l'l LIC tXEHClirS. Itevs. Neitl Johroion, J tl Chandler. Waihing- tou UirhardiH.D. T A W I, W H Patr P K Hurnetf, J K Wjiton, Hugh Coldwcll, Win M Twwntwud, J Speiicer. CuMWIITCK OM VOCAL Ml SIC. The ch"ri(er of each school. AuJienc wil joiu in ringing " America. committkb t akra-cuk tkls, The teachers of eaili chot-l. l.rt every one cotuc and try to make every body Vc hpjy. lu Itehalf f atbe veral StU. JAS MrCAItTY, T B UKNDKKSON, T A WO(il), J COLVKKT. Cummittrr, !vtran liat llHay Though "eohrirnistieiis str.sug as proofs ef Hely W rit," nd as nutiiftatu as the sands of tbe mi shore, were prvduced to prove that Dr Pieree, the proprietor of Dr Safe's Ctrrh lm edy. i in enruent nd mrun w hat he yf, when he offer reward f r any r of Catarrh which he cannot cure, ye ther would be some akrpttcs and fogie who would continue to shout, llnmluj !" " III M6i ut!"" It cairiot lM5.be caue Dr Homespun says Catarrh esnnot be eiuinl." Kow, this Dr Homwpun is Whe identi cal good natured olj feiUw who honeUy be lieves and crsit in declaring that this earth in t round or spherical, but Hat as a slap jack," and does not turn over, otherwise the water would all be spilled wut of deacon Bas eotiib's rfnill pond. Bui atrouomeal science has potiitively demonstrated and prvesa that Dr lliiiicpun is wrong in supposing this earth to be rial and stationray, mb J medical science is daily proving the fact that he is no les mista ken'uud Inhipd ibe time in ngnrJ to thecura hilitv of Catarrh. In short it has been posit ively proven that this world sirn, and that medical science it prt-trftre the opinion of Dr lioiucppun to the contrary notwithstanding. That Dr Sage's Catarrh Hemedy will cure Ca tarrh. UVusamhi wfio have used attest. Then laie it. and use it, in douit do not stand, You will tiud il in drug Mores all over tho Una For tiie very best photographs gi to Brad ley A. Hiilolfson s tiallwv without "MA1KIV jrV.ASCKXD IN TUi: KLKVATOB, 42t Montgomery, street, San Francisco. SPECIAL XOTICES. REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No. Ot Front Street, PORTLAND OKF.GON. ItEAI. ESTATE In his CITY and EAST PORTLAND In the most desirable lo- calties. consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STUBKS; !, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parU of tbe STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Correspondents, in this CITY . -i I . . I. - UTITPJ J TPU1II. and lnrOUgilou m n m t i . t nun TORIES, with great care and ,on the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS; HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCF IPTION8 PROMPLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all t CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will reotve descriptions of FARM PROPERTY an4 forward the same to the abore address. J. W.VANIUCN iiHItGII, M. D. (WORM DOCTOR.) LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO: HAVINO wade thdentoza which infest the human system a lifo-long study, and adopted this branch of medicine as a speciality, offers his kervicea to the citizens of Salem and vicinity. OFFICE-ROOMS 58 and 30, over the Post Office. The celebrated Worm Syrup can be had at his office. lln-Js ATTKjTIi! THE OVERLAND STORE, SALEM, HAS received a large lot of nice, fashionable dry goods, together with a well selected stock of Domestics, ete. Give the ui a call. J light si rico ptuu lor prouueu. u NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WA B E , IE O WN & (Do DEA Is F, K I IV 5IARWDAHE, FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS, ETC. INCLUDING PrtT'S H AXLENG ER, MAINE'S HEADERS, (extra .Srnjere) 1WJSSELL, HARDEN, Jfc WHEELER'S THRESHERS. MOUNTED ENDLESS CHAINS, HORSEPOWERS, And many other improvements exclusively OUR OWI. u MARSH'S IIARi'JBSTERS, rw)OE. Wvods, IIutb: r ,CUpper,Bue ve.Sprague, Excelsior, New York, EUrly. liurU, Eagle- auu other REAPEHS and MOWERS. 6TCDEBAKER, PACiFIC, AND BAIN FARM and I1EADKR WAGONS. Now perfect in vrporion and nwh, all boiled iu oil, and fully warranted' ..0... milE GREATEST VARIETY OF GOOD JL and Machioery iu the State, at tbe Iwff p'.sihle prices, aavJ given when deirtd. Retuember, we put no msu's not in tbe Banks cither in Salem, Portland or San Francisco. WAIIK. ItltOW.N A CO.. Salem, June 1. 1871. 14-m3 1840 IB 70 r CHOLERA. HOW TO CURE IT. At the commencement of the Diarihos, which alwsys precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspoon ful of Pain Killer in sugar and wa ter, (hot. If convenient.) and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrhoe or cramps continue repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes un til the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, two or more teaspoonfuls may bo given at a dose. The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has no equal. Incases of Cholera. Summer Complaints, Dys pepsia, Dysentery. Asthma it cures in one night by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely. Its action is like magic, when external ly applied to Old Sores, Burns, Scalds, and prams. For sick Headache and Toothache don't fail to try it. In short, it is a Paim Kill- kk. Directions accompany each bottle, The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med icine. Prices, 25 cents. SO centsand tl per bottle A Pitiful Condition. It is a sal thing to pass through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitua' condition is one of langour and debility. They complain of no Specific disease ; they suffer no positive pain ; bnt they have no relish for any thing which affords mental or sensuous pleasure. In satoe cases out or ten this state of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach. In idgestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. W hen the waste of nature is not supplied by a due and regular assimulation of tbe food, every organ is starved, and every function is in terrupted. Now, what does common sense suggest under these cisreumstances of depression 7 the system needs rousing and strengthening ; not merely for an hour or two, to sink afterward into a more nltitiable condition than ever (as it assurdly would do if an ordinary alcoholic stimulant reiw .resorted to,) but radically and permanent ly. How Is this desintble object to be accomplish ed? The answer to this question, founded on tha unvarying experience of a quarter of a cen tury, it easily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive organs by a course of Hosteller's Stom ach Bitters. Do not waste time by administer ins temporary remedies, but wake the system up by recuperating tbe fountain-head of phys ical strength and energy, tne great organ upon which all the other organs depend fur their nor ture and support. By the time that a dozen doses of the grcnt 'h. aaa - a vegetable tonic and invigoraiil nave boen ink en the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will beirin to feel its bengi i influence. Appetite will be created und pith appetite the capacity to digest what it craves. Persevere until tbe cure is complete until healthful blood,! fit to be tho material of flesh and muscle, hone and and nerve and brain, flows through the channels of circulation instead of the watery ; paKn'om wlh which they kave heretofore teen txr perfectly nourished NEW AD VERTISEENT8;A tiSt VEGETABLE SICILIAN MA TR r REITEWER. Every year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation; 'which is due to merit alone. We can' assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its "high standard; and it is the only reliable apd perfected prep aration for restoring Gray or Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white .and clean. It removes all eruptions -and .dandruff, and, by its tonic prrjrpeilies, prevents the hair from falling xirt, as it stunu lates and nourishes Hie liajr-glandsw By its use, the hair grows thicker anil stronger. In baldness, it restores thet capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old atre. It is the most economical Hair jDressig overused, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, -glossy ap-' pearance. A. A. Ilayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, " Tho constituents aro pare, and carefully selected for excellent quality; andl consider it the Best Vitcpaeatiox for its intended purposes," Sold by all DruggitU, and Dealeri in HtdieiMU Price One Dollar. Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERS, i , As our Rencwcr in many cases r quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, we have prepared this dye, in on, preparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash oft Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty dents. Mirafsctured by R. P. HALL & CO KASHUA, NJL. Ayer's Sarsaparilla4 TOD PLUXFlflSC THE DliOOD.: The reputation this ex cellent iiKilivine enjoys imlem nl from its cures many of which are trulji inarvelWus. Inveterate raes of .Scrofulous dis ease, where the system teeme! saturated wlUk corruption, have, beam purified and cured by r& Scrofulous Affections a4 lisordcrs,whi'h Wert a rravstcd by the tcrom . ions con ta mi nation until tfiry were painfully afflicttg, hare been radically cured in such great numbers in almost every see tson of the country, that cfee jwulic scarcely need If be informed of Ua virtues or us. J ' Scrofulous poison is crrcof the most destrntUT enemies of our race. Often, this itnvecn and unftlt tenant of the orsmnism undermine the constitution, and Invites the attack of cj)febliirg or fatal disease, without txcitinr a supU'ion of its presence. Afakw it seems to breed infectKm throughout the body, alia ttien, on some favorable occasion, vapidly develop Into one or oilier of its hideous forms, either on the surface or amonar the vitals. In tbe latter, tube, cles iniiv he atuklcnly lt KsiU-l in the hairs of heart, of tumors formed in the liver, or it snowe its presence ly eruptions on the ttln.or foul ulcer ations on sonne part of Ihe body, llcnce the oeca f ional use of a bottlo of this Smvmparllt is ad visable, cvea wlieu no active symptoms of disease appear. Persons tUlieted witli the following ron plnints peneraUr llml immediate relief, and, at lenfrtb, cure, bv the iij-o of flfis tiAllSAl'AJtll. J.A: tH. Attttinuw t-'trr, yvse or Eryatpela, Trtter. tialt Jthum, SraM ilend, Jtirtfftt orws tior J'frs. Sorr .am, and other erupliona r vi.ible forms of Scrvfulau diicasc. Also in tho more concealed form, as Jje;i , Droinq, Heart Jttteate. Fits. Epilcjity, yrumffla, and the various l lcrrout nffcctions of the muacu lar and nervous systtMiis. SffphtH or Vruerral and Strrwrial Dfaewaee arc cured by it, thouph a long time is required for subduing these obM innte maladies bv any medicin Itut long oon tin ued ue of this medicine will si the complaint. J.rurorrhna or lt'httta, 1 terit.t. I7emrloi, and I'eutaU JHe4, are eoiu monlv soon relicvel nni ultimatelv cured by Ita purifving and invigorating effect, ilinute Diree tiona'for en Hi cno are found in our Almanac, sup plieil gratis. Jlhntmntittn and .'owf, when censed 'bv accumulations of extraneous msttsra in the blood, vield ouirklv to it, as also J.irtr Complaint, torpidity. Vogetion or Inflam tnnf fttMof the TArer. and Jirnfee, when arising, as they often do, front the rankling poisons in the blood. Tills SAltSAVAJM.I.A la a great re storer for tb strength nnd vigor of tha system. Those who are Languid and J.irtlrnt, Jcro flTewr. Slfrptmm, and troubled with "ertHa Ap prrhrnatonm or 'Vara, or any of the affection eymptomatic of IIVaA-neaa. will find Immextlate relief and convincing evidence of it restorative power upon trial. PREPARED It T t Dr. 7. C AYEII V CO.,IweII, Maaa, Jrtuf (cot and Analytical Chrmtatt. SOLD CT JLLXi DRUGGISTS ITEBYWIIEBS. WUI aev ererythUg seeded imm family, fro it . theiftavieattotheUglitettfkbric. IT DOEK 3MHE WOltlt, ' JSOKE UIXDS OF W02XK, ' -. AXU IlUaTEIt VOZU , , , Thea any other machine. i f If there is a Florence Sewing' Ha- chine within one thousand miles of , , San Fraurisco not working well and ? living entire satisfaction, if I am in ormed of it, it will be attended to 4 without expense of any kind to tho , owner ' SAMUEL HILL, Agent, ' 19 New Montgomery Street, V Crand Hotel Building, San Francisco. " 1 ' 8nd fr Ctreutara and aamplea of tha work, .tcflce Afftnta srasstid 4s , . mry place