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Newspaper Page TextTovm a couhty hews. 1ADLAS, ! SATURDAY, JUNE 22,087?. Sfeuer Market. Legal Tenders la Portland: Bujlnrg..w.......9,0 8elJiag..w.v..91 rCtella Produce and Commission Market. "Corrected Waekly, by ft. B. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT $0 85 $ bush. OATS-5 c. - PARLEY $t - - : - FLOUR $9 $8 50 bbl. ' Rkft 62 $1 75 CORN MJIAL 4c. 11. ' 03BANS-4e. lb. IBACON Sides, 13 3 15o "ft. " Shoulders. So. to 12c. R. tHAMS 14 16c TO lb. tPORK Dressed, 67ets " Pickled, 8c. to I0.c.fc"? GUTTER Firkins 25 30c 1 tb. Rolls-, 20 to 25c. tt. - XARD BalklSo; tins,20, POTATOES -From Wagon, $1 25 bushel. ONIONS $2 bushel. APPLES Green, 50c bbl. . " Dried, 6o $rfl. " CHEESE-New Ore"", 20 25c . CHIOKENS 2 50 $3 doz. TURKEYS 75 ($ $1 each. Town qniet. Blackberries are ripening. Read platform on first pag. Everybody wishing far rain. Hlobart has a new "ad," read it. - 'Weather warm ana locals scarce. vaap-uimuag xi miv awn gumg Interesting exercises at the school-house Fri day, 1Mb fol Mmsts Scott, Walling, and others started for the coast this week. Tha Oregon City comninnieation eatao too Jata for publication this week. .Six accessions to the church are reported at Camp-meeting up to Tbtrred:. Small-pox has left Plk enty. Both cases T eported last week bate recovered. The only place to- get cheap el othinj of ex -tr quality is at Murphy a Crvusm.tu'd Satenr Oregon. Buy Hall's Vegetable Sicilian TI lir Konewer. Use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Itenewer. .Adopt Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rencwer. Next Thursday tbCwpioeeting of the M K Church will commmt. II will be fceld at the 3llndale Camp-ground, about two miles west .of this place. Mr Hensbaw tbe man who tried to "freeie .ut, is reported in a pree?ks condition The hot weathef it not favorable to the fcveri.h condition of bis feci. 7 Change. Rev. T. F. Campbell bas resigned tha position as pub'.wher of the itewjtr, and Wells Drury has taken bis lace, Mr- Camp kill still retains bis position as editor, Supers i to the new arrangement. Called. Col, Joe Alek paid us a vi.it on tv. i 1 1 : . . . i..r U'w.r f tbe West," by Mrs. F. F. Victor, and "AH Orer Oregon and Washington," by the same author. Both books are very iuteresting, and should be iu every library. One day this week, a teata belonging to Mr. J. (Jills in started from tbe mill and uuadc a des. perate effort to run away. By soma mUmange men on tbe part of some persons near at band, fhey were dr ivn into a ftuce and stopped tc fore any damage was done. MoTal Alwuys let a team run, so that the local" can get an item. T. O. Richmond and John L. Shelton, wen about four dozen fine trout, and killed a very large deer. Tbe gentlemen will .accept our tbanks for some choice bits of vcuison. If tliw; is any one thing we do relish it is venison, bur 'tis useless to say more, as the; kn.oyb.ow jjt xs themselves, Annual Meeting The attendance at the Re union of the Christian Brotherhood, at their grounds just below town, is not so largely at tended as common, owing to the proximity of mall pox and consequent fears of its spread. This, however is dyipg out, and yesterday wit nessed a decided increase in numbers, and it is expected that to morrow the attendance will be large. We bave Received a copy of tbe "Premium "List" offered by tha Oregon Agricultural Society Jor 1872. The Society offers splend)J jiidueo snents for f oinpetition This year a larger at tendance Is expected than that of last year. Tbe CoflimlfU wilt spare no pajn.s to make very one comfortable, and a good time may bo expected. Tbe Fair will commence on Monday Jjept. 30 1872, and will continue six days. If the farmers or merchants in this county a&ye anytbipg tby desire sold, they cannot do better that, put such articles into the hands oj Mr .Geo R, J? Swain. Parties having anything to dispose fit at auction will find him ever ready to attend to butiaea. Consignments solicited. . I 1 1 i II T n day in tha town of Dallas whenever goods are tint in hi hands for disposal. - v gerioos. About a year ago Miss Emma Har ris; who lives near Oak Grove, in this county, accidentally ran a piece of a needle into1 her leg pk,t ket knee. It has been bothering her .oc casionally since, and at times would be so pain ful as to keep her confined. Various efforts have been made to extract it, b ut of no avail, ast week we were told tbe pain was so great t waa feared amputation would have to be re ported to. This week we understand tbe pain is pat to great. The needle in working its way jhjough tbe limb Is supposed to have come in contact with some of, the nerves which causes the intense pain. What the final result will be time onljr can develop. x. Amasement, wonder and surprise, will be de picted o the countenances of everybody who goes lo see MurAld' exhibition efFine Artseon svstrng of Statuary, life eise; Scenes ka trope fife at sear: and scene m the fate rebelUon Will show at the Coarf Iloase aeat Thursday night. ' Admiseifo ffffy ttnta, children half price. Crops. The crop prospects- are net as flatter ing as in soma years-. wing to a scarcity of lata earns,. la fie sown gram will be very eBoit. Early sown- grain- and grasses are not nearly so thrift as common, although ia some portions ef out county both the luttot will be ap to tbe average. More than a-susl area has been sown this season, but from present ktdvca-ttvms the amount for shipment will not, perhaps, exceed that of lust year. Small Pox. Various extravagant rumor, have been set afloat concern'tng this tmala-4 V in this county. There is hardly a place in the county but is charged with being, iefutsted. Wo stated last week, on what we considered good authority, that there wero two cases in the county, one in Kola and one ra Liacoln. We have learned Mince tbrt the cafe at Lincoln has entirely recovered iuid that from the first every precaution wis token to prevent any oue from taking it. Tbe ease at Kola has, according to Dame Rumor, turned out to be something oth er than the small pox. We only give this as a rumor, however, and would not vouch for it accuracy Mrs. F. F. Vietet in her bk eatkled " All Over Oregon and Washington " says of Polk county. Pwikcaaty has everything to make it rfch. and prosperous. All of fts prairie and vti laad and much of its upland produces a largo crop of wheat, barley and oats. Perkaps tour &ftba of the whole couuty might be turned to grain raiding. It fs An excellent fruit grow ing region, producing ayples, pars, piuins cherries, quinces and other small fruit iu pcr fectioa. Every garden gctable productsd iu this stnl is excellent. The-grain that docs not do wM as a crop is Indian corn; the fruits tbat will not thrive a a crop is peaches, grapes, apricots aai tho like tender varieties. These wty te raised it ccr tain localities, but are nut sure every year like the first meutioned kind." ITcaten. On lat Saturday ai'terooon the SheritT of this couuty was badly beaten, it ap. pears tbat a party of gentleuvn were returning froua tbe Luckiamute, when they overtook the SlkerifT, who was riding bis "fiery, untamed steed," Snowball. The bugjey party pansod him. The road was exceedingly dusty, and the Sheriff not liking the idea of slaving behind, concluded to keep ahead by riding fast. After going a abort dilan4,he informed lb" occupants of tbo vehicle that he was going to- take " a cut )JfT, aod keep ahead until he reached Dallas The dmer of the buggy, a young in an ol inischicrojs proclivities, ronHo-ied lkt he woald keep ahead, and dr ive acv-rr dingly. Af ter riding about two miles hs g-nt lemen espied the Sheriff ab.ut half mile in the ir rar. On bis arrival in town he acknowledged him 1' beaten, and since then ha been heard to remark that J cut os don't amount to much." The Swiss fJoaMiiailou. On Sunday the Swiss vote on their new Constitution, which is submitted as a substitute for that of Tbe present Constitution provides that on a petition of 50,000 Swisa citizens a change in the Constitution can be made and must le ruhmittcd to the vote of the jcoplo. If such a provision cxisitcd here J5QJ)l)Q names would be njuired. X new Constitution mint have an abso lute majority of the popular vote and also, of the cantons. Among the changes to be passed upon are the fol lowing: Any Swiss may have a vote in another canton after a residence of three months Obstacles to the freedom of marriage arc also removed. Hills for larger expenditures than 1,000,000 fr, and upward, are to be submitted to the people. If 00,090 citizens demand tbe abolition of a law, the question is to go to voters and the cantons, and v. ma jority of both will repeal the law. Absolute freedom iu religious faitb is to be introduced, and qo one can bo taxed to support a State or Cantonal Church. The Federal Government is to take .charge ef the Schools. Hence forth tbe Central Government is to as sume the entire control of the military affairs and to have charge of the rev enues and expenses necessary. The State is to control the railways. A uni fication of the legal codes of the cantons is proposed. Capital punishment and imprisonment for debt is to be abolished and gaming houses licensed by the State are to be closed within a period of five years. On the whole, the changes are popular, - liberal, and pro gressive. They have been the work of centuries, in which time Switzerland has grown from the. narrow limits c f absolutism to the broader equality ot a Democracy. ,. Our Government has made, some ar rangements with tho Governor of Tu tullj, pnp of the Navigator- group ol Islands, for one of their ports for a na val station and depot. This Island is on the direct route to Australia, in latitude 14 deg. south. This will be quite con venient for our commerce, and as tho native population of this and others of the South l'acific Islands, is fast disap pearing; it may at no distant day be a point of copsiilerable importanpc to us- Wtwi Summary. Kew .Tofcr Juno 14, It reported that the grand jury k indicted ooe.o! the prominent leaders of tho- eight hems strike. Six gtrilers vrera axrestetf feodby flr thre atoning working ia.tt w&r refused to j-oin bhtn. j Seveneightha of SteFnwaj's Workmen have fetamedi woik. Tke striking pi ano men, backed by other strikes, have arranged to assemble at Steiuway'a fao tory early to-moriow morning, to. prevent L workingowiBi (sow e&teriug. The police will be on hand m force- Five tluuuiaud machinists, iroa moul ders and boiler makers, of liroaklyn are atnong tbe striker for eiht hours ofla bor or ten hours pay, atxl employers re fuse to acccd-o to tlieir deiuaucta. In several iostaucfts the Kirikers vbked tbe establish uteaU aiul fuicett the men to strike. New York. June 15. This morning a Urge number of strikers j made a threatening demonstration in the vicini ty of Stcinway and otker large piano manufactories, but the police force charged tbe strikers jmd dispersed tlfe before an outbreak oecorrcdT. j Tbe stri kers took possession of a piaoo factory on forty. second street, this morning, and had to be .driven off by the police, who used tbeir .clubs freely. j Yrcka, June I.r. Last Wednesday &n old man named Leopold Raboseyosky, a native of Pofand, was found dead in his cabin on Cottonwood crek. Tbe Coroner's jury found that be- came to his death by poUoo, but whetl er admin istered by himself or others was to tbe jury uuknowB. j San Jose, June 15. Joe l$enjmerer, driver of an express wago, was instant ly killed last night by being thrown from a horse be was riding. Two Spaniards, wearing black mask, broke into the bouse of Jose l'areses, while the latter was away aud assaulted his young wife whoiL-d, leaving a yrg child in a hammock. The rulims thrn jet fire tothetiotrse. The mother, alarmed for the safety of herj child re turned, when he was brutally outraged by the fr'nd. Tbe ckild was so badly burned tbat uo hopes of its re :0 very are entertained. The police are after the fiood-, whose names are known, attd it is believed they will bo brought to pun- ishmcoi. i i Truckee, Jane 1. Tjbi evening Uaruey Miner, te!egrapb operator, 18 years of ag, committed suicide by shoot inff bimsif through the head with a revolver, twuto. He has a mother in Sacra- 8t Loi. Juae J. Crop reports front over 100 points in Missouri, I Hi n-rs, Kansas and Nebraska, say the winter wheat is very poor, j Chicago, June 17. A construction train on the new railroad building thr.ugh Ford City, Illinois, ran off the track this morning. Seven Jmeo were kilh'd and many others injured. New York, June 17. Stokes trial is postponed until Wednesday morning. Tbe employe of the sugjar refinery re fused to strike tbia morning. Four hundred strikers gathered around the theater. The police dispersed them af ter a vigorous clubbing. All coachma. kcrs, five thousand in number, have re turned to work this morning on the 8 hour sjstcm. j Jersey City June 17. This morn ing strikers bean to pathcr in the vi cinity of Mat bison Si Winter' refinery, but were dispersed by the police. Unston, Tunc 17. The first day of the International l'eace Jubilee opened with delightful weather. j Boston, June 17. A British bark arrived this morning about sunrise. Cannon are pealing and bells ringing in celebtating (he battle of Bunker Hill. A' reception procession for visaing bands formed at 8 A. M. The streets arc thronged and spectators and ; people are pouring in from all quarters. Nearly all business is suspended. Iri the morn ing the Grand Chorus assembled in the lyccuiu ami rehearsed the evenings pro gamme. J San Francisco, June l7.-rMidnight The line is down east of Corinne in consequence of at heavy wind storm in that section. j San Francisco,Junc 18. The steamer Montana is coming in, she is three days overdue. S;ocks are at a stand still. Transac tions are not numerous. Senator Silver Mining Company fclecU ccriincate ot increase oi siock rrom 8600,000 to 82,400,000 to-day ' " " Mrs McKeroe, a widow with a fcfovrn up daughter, was arrested toaay as the steamer was leaving for Panama, and committed to the insane asyfpm. ' S)o eluded ihe vigilance of the family and made arrangements' to embark' for her her old home 'in "Ireland,' impelled by an irresistablc impnlse to re-visit the home of her youlhr,' j Los Angeles, June 18. f The Tele graph Stage Company connect' with 'the railroad near Visalia and j follow the old stage road, via Tejon and Bakers field, to Los Angeles, and j will com mence running about July 10th. Time from Los Angeles to San Francisco 48 hours. j Victoria, June 18th. Tho little girl Quicklv is erv low. fllttd) alarm is felt at the presence of the small-pax mvwv, una & arspute h&9 arisen as to whether the-city, the Provincial or the Dowxioiots government must loot the ejuwea-twi-e bttl Victoria, June W. The steamship Pfinee Alfred m now (Jbobarging freght into lighters. Merchant refuse to. fay Hterage oi $1 per ten-, Victoria, Jua 19. The Idaho, from Portland, left Esquimau at 10 p. M. las excising for NanaMrro, for coal, and ran on. the chain of rocks between Pis eovery an! Trial klan as. The Prince Alfred hagoe to her assistance. It is feared sire will break her back at low water as Bhe will be high and dry. The steamer California, from San Francisco and Portl.nd, bound for Sitka with passengers- and troops, after coal ing at Nanainwf, ran on a reck 28 miles above eta port and1 ia a total wreck. Purser Goodhue arrived in town by a can to cftarter a steamer to bring in passengers Probably the lugla and 3faudc will j to- her assistance from Nanaiuio. The UCcw York tfatom, which has been Jong suffering from a sour ttomach and looked to the Dolly Varden Con vention for relief, says, tearfully, that all those who called the Cincinnati Con vention acknowledged privately that it was ft failure; socieof tkeia admit it ferlj. Tlioso of them who are sup porting Mr. Greeley's nomination are doiog so simply by way of making the best of a bad job. Not one of them considers him a desirable candidate, or looks forward to his election without grave apprehensions If jo desir rov eblis nd a complexion fair and free fmoi HnpUs, lilotcbea and Erup tions, purify joor blood by Ukiag Ir. Pierce's lloidcn Medic! IiMorery, It ku do ejul tor tbu purpose. Fr the very tet photographs go to Brad ley A. KloffHrUy Kitbuul STAIRS. ji-if ASCENf IX TUB ELiiyATUlt, 42v .Jolkixer, street, San "rocU-x WILLI1T1 DA VlDStlA, REAL ESTATE DEALER, fffice, No. l Front street, PORTLAND OREU05. 1E.4L ESTATE In bt CITY end EAST PORTLAND in the ro.-t de.imble lo catiirs. "iinK of LOTS, HALF It LOCKS and BLOCKS, HOICKS end STuRKS; aUo, IMI'BOVKP FARMS, and valuable anultivated LANDS, lucated iu ALL part of the STATE for SALE. ItEAL FfiTATB and Mhtr Property pnrcHaeed Ur Cfcreppudenfs. in this .CITY and lhrvwKoul the STATES and TERRI TORIES. wth great rare and on tbe aaost ADVANTAtlKOUS TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEtlOTI ATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROM PLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of fhi OFFICE, ia all t CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will rcctre descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward the same to the above address. j. tv.vN nr.N hi:kgii, m. i. (WORM DOCTOR.) IATE OF SAN FRANCISCO r HAVING in;4'lt" tbe entuia which infect the htunan svstem a lifo-Iong study ,id ad.fted this branch of mdioine as a speciality, offers his fcervices to the Htuetisof Salem and vicinity. OFFICE-ROOMS and 3, over the Post Office. The celebrated Worm Syrop can be had at bis" office. Hn-ts fflllB OVERLANl STO.RB, SALEM, HAS received, ji Urge lot of nice, fnrbicnable dry good), together with a well selected ftoek of Doiiie?tics, etc. (live them a call. Highest price paid for produce. 7tf j. w. tlOBRT. DalUs I j. w. nnnnT. Buena Vista. Look Out for Hi c Loco mo fjrc When the Bell Kius Since the O. C. Railroad has been completed in Cornelius, and nrosrvecta of it 'kixmhI v - i - approach to Dallas and thence to Riion.' Vista, ue up with tne tunes by patrontiing nonjo INDUSTRY ANII BBITRMPHIHI3. Why send yonr money out of the State, and use inferior articles, when 'ou can get the genuine "Home MamifaWared" article by call ing on GEORGE Wa H0BART & CQ. at DALLAS or BUENA VISTA, in Polk Co. Manufactiurfrs of Sypcripr Wool faced, loa and short ' ' .'' v STIUVlf, COLLARS, HARNESS, BRIDLES. I ' SADDLES and all other HORSE JEQUlPitlsEIVTS aade af leather, which they offer at reasonable rate. Orders fer Carriage triaumtnfr. Repairing, etp., etc., willbe prcwnptly attended to, and due in the taost approved style. tft-tf GEO. W. HOBART A CO. IOTIE. In the IT. 6, Land OHSoe, at Oregon City, Oregon In the matter of the contest in rela tion to tbe fractional NW quarter, being the N half of the NW quarter and lots I and 2 of Sec . T 7 8, R 4 W. Part of iha Donation Laud Claim of Joseph Sutton. " (NYRUS JONES vs. JAMES Ft LOGAN J To the above named parties, and to whom it'may ooftoein : Yop are Herfhy Botified that the above entitled cose fs set fo trial at this Of fice c Tuesday tbe 23d daV of July, 1872, at 104 o'clock 4. ., wbeh 1 all ' parties Interested will be afforded sin' opportuhity for a feeariog apd to present tcir respective claltnst June 13, 1872, ' OWEN VADH. Register IIENRV WAItUK;Ucr' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. & (Do. DE UKIU I i BAltWB-AREV JARJI MACHINERY, WAGONS, incLUDina PITT CHALLENGER, RUSSELL, HARDEN, 4 WHEELER'S TIIJRE5HERSV MOUNTED DCrtTjr ENDLESS CHAINS, HAINE'S HEADERS", wfth extra heavy drapers And many other improvements exclusively MARSH'S If ARVESTTRS. DODGE, Weods, UulMrd, Cllrpef,lJuckeye,Spraue Excelsior, New York, Es:erly. BurU, Eagle, and other ttKAP and M(Ki:itS. ST17DBBAKER. PACIFIC. AND BAItf FARM A.vp I1KADKR WACp.VS. Row perfect in proportijs and finish, all bled in oir, and fully warraaUd' THE GREATEST VARIETY OP GOODS and Machinery U tbe Stav t the lowest psible priceK, and time grv-Vu when 4eired. Hemeuiber. we pus no man'tf'oeU fit the Ranks either in Salem, Portland or' San Franeico. wade, niton N di CO., Salem, June 1 , 1 S 7 1 . 4-m3 CHOLERA. HOW TO CURE IT. At the commencement of the Diarihop, which always precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspooflfal of Pain Killer in sugar and wa ter, (hot-if convenient.) and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the Pln Killer clear. Should the diarrhce orer;'.tnps continue repeat tho dose every fen or filtoen mini! un til the patient is relieved. Tn extreme' caces. two or more teaspoonfdls may L pven at a dose. ' ' " ' The Pain Killer, a? a remedy, has no equal. Incases of Cholera', Sunin Coaiplatr.ta, Dys pepsia. Dysentery,' Astkuji it cures ia oae niht by taking it Internally, and bathlnjf with it freely. ;Isacrtot U'Te wagle, when external ly apVlic&U MS Rorea, ' Burns, "See!,., and Spramj. Sick Headache ami Toothache donl fa to try it. In sbort, it i a Pain Kill- Tl!AAllAnt. aAAmrvan aaah t il a i yilVA ll'tiif ni ..viuuy .-v v is vi'iiiVp ' Hie Pain Killot is sold by all dealers In Med icines. Prices, 25 cents, 50 cent and 91 per bottle A Pitiful condition. It is a sad thing to pass threvgh life only half alive. Yet there aro tkeasands whose- habitua condition is on ef Ungovr and debility. They com pi alp si' aespeeilc disease; they suffer no positive pain j.'hnt they have qo relish tyr any thing which affords mental o4 sehsurfuia pleasure. In nie'entse ot oC tn. this tkat of fa.iitu le and torjxo- arises fhint a' morbid stomach. In idgestlon destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of nature is not supplied by a due and regular assimulation of the food every organ is starved, and every function is in tcrrupted. Now, what does common sense suggest under these cisreutnstances of depression t Tbe system needs rousing and strengthening ; not merely for an hour or two, to .link afterward into a more pititiable condition tjjan ever (as it assurdly would do if an ordinary alcoholic, stimulnr were resorted to,) but radically a :d pcrtnanei ly. How is this desirable Meet. to be accomplish ed? The answer, to tka question, founded on tbe unvarying expectance or a quarter or a cen tury, is easily gives. Infuse new vizor into the digestive organs'hy a course of Hostetter's Stout ach Bitters. IXolnol waste ttuva by administer ing temporary iemediesk but wake tb systen up by reeuportV2 the fountain 4Md of phys ical strengths staid energy, Ihe groat orgvt upon which all tW other orATis depeed for-their nur ture and support. '" .-. V. .1 i .1 L - J 1 - . . . . uy wm vnai a ueu aniai oi irvCf grea' vecotjiblo t'oalo and invirofant have bcea taket the feehl fraute of the dyspeptic" will heg'yi V leel It ticau trtUence. Appetite will be created and with appetiW tho oRpacity "to digest What It oravea, Tcf severe unfit the cuVo (s complete uotir healthful blood.' at: to bp the material of flesn a&4 muce, lVne and and oerve and brain', ttows through the ha'n'nels'or circulation instead 6f the watery pah'ulura itith Which they have, heretofore hwa m . foctly npurisbo NEW A3 VEUT1SEMEN2&. ... ii-rr z.. '.-zr-zt- ECAXJTS REOT WEHL Kreryjar ityereaaes tliepopnlarity' f thin valoaljlc Hair Prepanfcran; which, hi due to merit alone-' We caat assure onr ol(I patrons that It U lejit fully' tip. to. Us high -standard; anJ it Ih thcyoiiryrelLTlAeaTrdpeTfertereT : aratkm for restoring Grat oe Fadei IIaib to its youthftjl color, mailing it soft, lustrous-, and silken. Tle calpr by its use becomes wliitc and clean It removes all eruption aad dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prevent the hair from falling utas it stimu fates and nourishes the hadr-giancU-J5y its use, the hair groewK thicker and stronger. In baldness, rt restores the eapiflary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical IIaik Ubbssing ever used as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap laranee, A. A. Hayes, MJ)n State Assayer of 3IassaehMsett, says "-Tiio -constituents aro pre, and cajrefullr elected for excellent ouality; and 1 consider it the Best ysxrARATio r intended uumoses. Sold bi ail DrupgUl$, and Dealers in MtdiciM Trice Oae Dollar. - Buckingham's Dye FOB THE WmSKEBfiL As our Ren ewer in many cases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, we have prepared thU dye, in ont preparationx which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither nib nor wash off. . . . m. wt. m Wa A. Sold by all Druggists, x'nee fiity Cents. tltnufactured by R. P. HALL & CO SASHTJA, HJL. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For all Medicine. the purposo of a Iazttft P-ertytp nq one m.elr cine ti mt univcranlly ro quircil by everybody aa. a CAthartK, nor was ever .my before ao, univexal ly al-jUHt into ue, in. every coiuttrjand amon J all classes, as this nnl but eQlrieut lyKii'Jre ntl. The, obvKMif rei aoit , that it is a more re Ualtlo ani fnr more effect rnal rcmcxly than any oilier. Tho.e who have tried it, know that it ctrml tliem; thoe who hav aot, know that it cure th-ir nehjhbora and friend. ana aji kiiow uiai wn:vi it uw unvc iv uw a th;t it imvw sails Uiroutfti any foult or neglect of In oointKMt.u We have thouamU apoa U sand s orcci-tiitcntes of their remarkable euro ofthd AUormt;cniakLtinU, but such cure are know n in everv iieibtrliood, ami we need no ptrblUh thehv. Adafilol t.all ajres and conditiotw maU climates ;? rontaiitin; neither calomel or any ilcletoriaus drug. they iiKty be taken with aafcty lijr ivvrtxxly. TtieiCT snur rxitinif preervci them ever tlnh and make, tlie-.n pl.sant to take, vliiKbTlrarire1y vetretabla, a iiariu ran anu iruiti tia-wr iuu in muy ijuauuij. Tlicy operate by their powerful influence on th. internal viscera to Kify tno blood aud stimulate) 1 into healthy a "t ion renaovc the obstructions of th sUnnach, liotvct, liver, and other organs of th body, rc-it.)rin their irregular action to. health, and by i-oiwtiiicr, wherever they exist, such derail gv mcnt? as aix tha llrst origin of disease. Mnmte IinctinM are given in tho wrapper on tho l. fr the following complaiuts, vrhic thoae t'ille r:i)ally cure: Far IveilA or lMdl:eatlk I.tatlfaa bm, I)tnxiior and l.n of .Apptlt, Uioy: should taken uvdcratclv U gfriutlafc) the st6i ach anil rc.t.ro its healthy tOfi lid jtctioa. . For Iirr Cons jltiit' and its various svrap torn-, JliUoua lainUlais sslck IIMlclie. jrun.(lce) or Cirm SJlckne, lltllons? Coilc and nlttaMl frpp, tfraj sMouM be Jti dicioitnly Uiu.civfofc.jch ra'ttjiwrw't the dueavd, action r reirni.v tho ol!-tiu'-tlVs miiuh viiie it. For lDy,:ttAr.r or UjrrJvpaa, but oue mild do.4el.4 tfiMierally reriiril. " Fm IthPtiniatUtn, trmr1. laall Ciatlnn of thn.llf Art, Kilnv In Clse Mide, Back and E.ttW, thv- should be- Hntinnoulv " taken, a 4 niuinito chanro tho diseased iutinnf Uio syxtcm. With swti change those coraplaiite. disappear. ' , For Saropay ad Tlropalcial Mwelllna-a they shoulil be t xkeir in larjpo aiKl fmineat doses to'pro duce the eifct of a i1ratie purer. For iireton a larsre doe shon,M be taken as ft piKlu-t Wde-Hiixxl efl'-t h- tr bathy. " " A a Dinner I'M, take one 'or two I hilt toiu mote rjreition 4nf vtieec Xhe stomathk An cvAioiuki jdosiv fitimiUate.- tlie stomach i bowol fiito hoarthy cth-H restore the apctiir, aivl tnvfnratt( thi fs.Utii Ikwx'e it is often ad ; vanXiijjfom wln-rc no serious derangement exits. Onc'tvho ieln toKrnblv well, often flml that ados, of these I'ill makct him fitl lciledly better, from their cleansinj; and renovating effwt on the dixax tivc apparatus. lilt, C A YEll CO., VrariU Chemist XO WELL, MJtSSu" . JL. " "' ' T2I K. Via tew varytalag needed la fiunliy, freo., the heaviest to tie Ugbtert fabric, IT DOES KO&E WOTIK, ; ; mak uixds or wcsxir AM liETTEIt onli, Than any oth;meMae. If there i. a irenco fo Ma; . chine within oae thousand railee of ban Fran?isco not vorkiug veil and gfving entire BaUaf Action, if I am in foraed of it, it will be attended ta withouV expeaae ol aay.kiad to the owner. 4 BAKUEL. plLL, Agent, ' ' 9 tfe aWgwnery Streef4 Crani HMel Bif(ling, .SM r.rtnclsco, , Send or Clrtutart atl iimpU thiteork. Actlrt Jyenit siws)l twylace, " e