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Newspaper Page Text1 She b r r tl Jl u b I i r ;t n. ALLxVS, SAXUKDAY, SKIT. 21 REASONS FOB VTLKU.I-UUCIIU1:. c.-i,i:y. ' 1. JBbcanse wc want a'chnnjrc of Ail-! Tninistratiou aud wo sec no other way to . .. .. J get if,. 2. Hecause be received tha unanimous nomination 'aft he. icgular,wo!l ua litiol representatives of the Detnoentii; party. , ; 3. Because he is more intelligent, and jui?e as hppdsLas G-raut. On tin; scon of baiwsty, tile mdieals mnnot justly aini any suj-eriority for their candi date. 4. Tiecnnse ho. lias somo heart, and feels lor the suffering- of his ft liowtn;n whereas Grant is a selli-h, coM-bloudid U)''; Mrit h"ut sueii.a neart. 5. leeau3 Greeley lias phdgel !jim-ftf l a course of ai-ii"i in hai -ipfmy-w.ith the principles nt the l)t m oer-'tic pr,rt.y, nuil, tt no utiior v tltuu by his eh ction C;itt the people now ho'.o to see tteia once mora iu th- ' ascendant. (.). Because Grant, anil the pal who handle him or whom he h.iudlis it tunkes little ililfennce which. have imvti, uninit;ik:ttly. that lh tht not ." intend to allow nur Southo i; Lretlieru to hn five men, or the .Snuili- ern States to have any real noven'iiju'v tiij awy fights such as States hhould pos-ess. 7. JJtcausi? Grant nd Is is nun rmiug-llu; iJiniit Govt rnuicnf , h;iv exhibited before the whole world ilo meanest spirit ever shown by u at; (jtvcninient . They- cannot disiiice the American people, but they have disraee'j- themselves, and lyum-d ntir people's government in the estimatiun o! fair in. en anions all ru'tictis, '8. 1 '"Because Grant, and his; tools, as uqscruplous as hime'f,havc sent hoirdcs of Radical" thieves into the homes-;of our i5outherii brothers and rol-Wd them of tlo ir pitcanco left bv tho war and involved them in v;-.t debrs iu the most barefaced and outrageous uannc-i' 0. Because Grant and his men have no respect for- the p- ople,. North or - oouth-cdrimr Cor only ! at they can unite titf of,, thctn ; wio rtus (jjieivy i.i him self one of the working lio n.and alive to their feelings and both kind ami consderale. 10. lteeau.c the best iren amoii the Radiual leaders, who kn..w Giat:t Ijave pronounced him unfit to bu, the ruler id' a feo pcopfo. 11. Uecause he makes self and his own personal, greed and gratification jjritiiar amLtfya attiirs o the Goverr xiiceat a. mere plaything, aud entire! tycoon uar;:. 12. because he appoints men to rmbiis office who are unfit aud di J? ' " t ' - ijo&eck knowiuj; liiem to be so ; ami retains them, to the scri-jus injury of the people's pockets '"U3;. Because- Grant's policies" have been fimply ridiculous. He same into ofoce with the public dec laration that he h:nl "no policy" whereas his whole career from begin ning to endhaa been a succession of Oraqt. rjolitics. 14.. Itccau'O his San Domingo poli oy is not dead, but sleeping; and in case of bis- re-election it will be put through by his tools as uurely as the tun shines, and it is notorious' that it it a wicked .scheme nothing more than a corrupt, ami nicst dangerous (rrant job. 15. Becaapc Greeley nominated; as rje has been, and supftoried a he will 1 e. by the weil disposed men of the United. States, will natMrally rally around- hini the best men, and secure an honest administratiuii of the Govs ernnirnt. 16: IJecause we can stand an honest adminisiratjoa. 17. Ikciuse although Greeley n3 an editor, has, through a long political life., ojpoed m my of the priueiples of Iie Icmiei ta'ic party, our nominating Convention has satisfied itself that he i novv ready o harmonize with then lip on, great measures, viral to our couutiy's pro.-p. rity. and the existence of lice Government, 18. JJeeause wc have ever sinee the war condemned the policy inaugu rated by the dominant lladic.-il party as -inimical to the true in tt rests of the Southern States, whilst Grant not only supports it but aggravates it by his military tyranny over them. 29 llecausc Greeley condemns tliis tyrannical and wicked, course, and ' stands ready to discard it from ur Goveomernt as a dark modem civiliza tion. 20. Because there is nothing wliat ever, no policy and no act of our Gov eminent more important, more fraught with high consequences in the immedi. atp and distant future than the real fraternization of tho North and the Sonth. ' '' 21. Because such fraternization un der the rule of Grant and his men is n impossibility while under the ac tions of Democratic! priru-iples it will be a certainty, speedily realized. 22. Because, if these or any of thess reasons are to be regarded us praise of our old political enemy, we can afford to let it so stand, when brought, to the sqtiarp choice between Greeley and Grant. ':Look on this picture aud on this." CINCIN N ATI it V ll'I mm 13 PLAT IO KM. 1. We recognize the equality of all men hefore the law, and. hold that it, is the duty of the government in. its dealings with the people to mete out e jual and exact justice to all,of whatever nationality, race, color or porsuasion, re- hgous.or political. J. n e pledge ourselves to maintain tho union of the States, emancipation and enfranchisement, aud to oppose any reopening ol the questions j-ettled by the DJ.th, 1.4th aud 15t!i amendments. o. We demand the immediate and absolute removal of all disabilities im posed on account of the rebellion wihich was fully subdued seven years' ago, believing ihat universal amnesty will result in a complete pacification of all sections of the country. 4. Local self-government with im I artial suffrage wi!J guard, the, rights f all citizens ii. ore securely than any eeu ralized power. The public welfare teipiires this supremacy of. the civil over the military power, aud. fjn;dutu ot i eiou under, the protection of the Imhi'tiH fm jtHS We demand for indi viduals the largest liberties consistent with public order; for Slates, se f gov ernment, and' f'.r the- uujiou, a. return to the methods of peace and the con stitutional limitation of power. ;j 'I he civil service i f the Govern ment ha become a inert instrument ot partisan tyranny., unij. pcrsi-nal ambi tion, and an object of selfi-hness. It is a .-caudal and a reproach upon free in-tit utions, and breathes a ileiioo aliza tion dangerous to the perpetuity of a Kepuhliean GovernuiQut. We there fore regard a thorough rcfoim of the civil service as ottCof the most presitlg necessities 'of the hour;, that honesty capacity and fidelity constitute the uu ly valid eiaitu to public employment ; that the ofiiees of the-government cease to be a matter of arbitrary favoritism and patronage and that a public station may again become v. post ot honor, and it is imperatively required that no President, fetittlb be u caouldate for re election. G. We demand a svtcm of federal taxation which shall not unnecessarily interfere with the industries of the t i " i i it i .1 peoiue. ana wnieu snail rroviue tne no uns uccess-iry to pay the expenses ot i the government economically admini. teied, pensions, the interest on tin public debt and i inoderite reduction annually of the principle thereof. Ami recognizing that there sire in our midst honest but irreconcilable difltrenee o! opinion with regard to tlo respective systems of protection ami fi;c trade. we remit the 'discussion of the subject to the people in their Congressional Districts a4, to the dtci-ion of Con- ii-r.iss f'5rrr 'vh.iili fVi' fri.ni lvr . live control nr. dictation. 7. The publ e credit must be sacredl) niaintuined, and we denounce repudia tion in every form. 8 A speedy return to specie pay mcnts is demanded alike by tlie highest consideration of commercial morality and honest government. 1). We remember with gratitude the heroism and sacrifices of the soldiers and sailors of the Republic, and no act of ours shall ever detract from their justly-earned fame, or the full records of their patriotism. 10. We are opposed to further grants of lands to railroad or corporations. The public domain shall be held sacred to actual settlers. 11. We hold that it is the duty of the Government in its intercourse with foreign natiom to cultivate their friend ship hy treating them on fair and equal tern s, regarding it alike dishonorable to demand what is not right or to sub mit ti what is wrong. 12. For the promotion, and succ-ss of the-c vital piineiplvs and the sup port of the candidates nominated by 1 1. ijs ( .otiveiitiof.. w? invite and cordialh weh ome the co op ration, of all patriotic citizen, without regard to previous po iticul aiEJi itions. 5e'i -.--v. : 4 .. fa SSi OF Thecttindard remedy for Cotlfirhsi, Tti. fluetiza, sorf Throat, Vhuopiii- touo.fi, roui, 1-iver Complaint, ItronclilU; IJleclliio; 0f the J. tings, and every a fleet Ion of the Throat. I."ii";s and Client, Inclad iito CoiiMimpt ion, VVJstais ItaUam doesi not dry up n Cmig-h, but loosens it, cleanses th I-uiis, allay irritation, thus r moving the rause of the com plaint. Vone genuine tinles- l";ti etl I, IJTITTH. Prepared bvHliTll W. & WIN, Hostoiu Hold by HADDINGTON, IIOS TETTER & CO., Han Franelsco, and by dealers generally. lG-iy Valuable Hints, f A regular habit ol body is absolutely ysien ial to phyniealJ.ei.lth and, eleiu-tMU- of! intel lect. Nor U this all. Beauty of pcroa eannot go-exist with; n,u unnatural condition, of. tho bowels. A free pupilage of tho refuse matter ot the system through these natural wa3te pinei ns necessary to the purity of the body as the free ivisaase of.th offaJ of a city through,. Us. sewors, it Doeesaarjr to'tbe health of its inhab itants. Indigestion is tho primary cause of most of tie diseases of the discharging organs, and one of '4s u'S.t counnon remits is coiM-ifi-01' This complaint besdes being dangerous in its self, has many disagreeable concomitants such as an unpleiiKant breath, a sallow skin contaminntini- bljod a"d bile, hemorrhoid-, hcaduelie, loss of memory and general dtbi'itj llojitcttcr'i StmiJicli Bitters remove all lUee evils by niimv'mg lleir immediate caiifo in the digestive rguns. and:rexulatins the ccti-in f th.e iiitv:;jines. The combination fi proper tics in thi celebrated preparation is one of tg chief mirils. It m nut ii.Tely, a. Munalvi't -r tonic, or an nniittilliiuis aeni or a.m-ryinc, r llood'deinirent, c.itharlic, but all theo cum live element jndiciu.-ly blended i none power ful restorative. It lend activity and vi"ir to, tho liK-rt anil' enervated stoinich. r . lievfs the alimentary cunJ of obstruct iur.s, and j-ives tonic to die membrane wbifb lioc? ii irently htimututi'j the liv it, tb nerves, and eltrer thf sniri's. No tl cr reinertr posirssrs Kiitli a variety of I venie vntue. It is to these c-hariU'tcristb' virtuv that it owes i'g reiitigv,H a bouehxl'l itHxtii-inc. Hzj'rrjcine n proved that it is as hurmlefS n it U'ef firii' ious, and hence il M I) 'J llaf with the weaker ?rx as with the stronger. Ilosttttcrs Stomach . Bltjerd r ? sold in bol- t'es ooy the tut le mark blown, in tU gins" an 1 eugravd on the UW1 is the test to geitui ne.-is. Beware of Ciuntt rr.-ij- ATTi:.TIO. ! fflUE OVIiULANliSTUlHl, SAUEM. If A: I received s large lot of nice, fatditf liable dry iriMtd', together with a welt selected M.r f Ilo.otBtii s, etc. liive thcin a call. Jlighei' price paid for produce. 7 if LYON'S Hi a t i a i i q n, lr I'r.rser lug and Hrautlfj, ln;Stbf Human Ta I'revrut It falling Out and lurulti (iray A well prc.'crvcd Head of Hair, in a pcrsii of middle age. at .ti lwsvU rfoi!iw.i.f, cl i.-jraiicv, health and Witty. tt may truly Im-i-ullc l Wuiuuit' Crowiiiiijj I'Jtory, while iihmi are nt insensiWe to it ad,titjige and eharm Few tilings are more di.-tuting thau thin, fri "y, tiarsh, untameit Hair, with head anl r.a' nVered with Dandruff. VlMt a barber nnl you feel aud 1 k like a, new man. Thi I hat I.Vt K AIHAIItON will do al the time. The chrn whit h liec in well plat td Hair, tiloKcy fori. L.uiuriant Trrtft-f; and a Titan Head, i n-tie able a,nd lrrefiible. Sold b ail l.'ir j. ( isis l d I tui.tiy Stores. 3? 184.0 W IR70 & CII O L K n,A . !ru)w to cuitn ix. -J.t the commncement of th Diaribm, which alwsys precels nn attack of the Cholera, take a tcaspoonful of Pain Killer in sugar n id wa ter, (hot. if convenient.) and thn bathe freely the stomaHi and bowels with the Pin Killer dear. Shnild the di.trrhcc or cramps continue repent th Aoifi every fen or f fteen ruotutes un til the patiput is relieved. In extreme rases, two or mote tenspoonfuls may be given at a dose. i The Pain Killer, as a remedy, has m) eqnil. fnenspn of C'h"lrra, Summer t'oinplalnts, D.vs pepsia. Dysentery. Ailuea it cures in one nij-ht by taking it infernally, and bathig with it freely. Its action is like magic, whm cxJct nal ly applied to Old Sores. Burns. 'S--iild. and prains. rr Sick lrn Inch and Toniliaclir d.m't fail to try it. In short, it Tai Kill- Klt. j Directions accompany each bottle. The Pain Killer is bold by all dealers in Md icineg. . i Prices, 25 cents. f ccnts&nd. per, bottle MiiUtimuier "lafadUis. The hot solar rays that ripen the harvests gen erate many dittresti'ttj diseases. If tho liver be at all predisposed to irregularities, j this is the scaon in which bilious atiue.ks may bo an ticipated. A weak rtotutuih, too, is weakest in tho summer months, and the lo of vitaiily through the pores by excessive perspiration, is so greit, that a wholesome tonic, eoihhining aIo the projicrties of a dirTusivc stimulant and gentle exhilanuit, is; in many cascneceary, to health, and under no circumstances should be diupenned.with by tho sickly and dilapidated. Of all tho preparations intended thus, to refresh sustain, wid torttfy tho human frame, there is none that will comparo with Ilpstetter.'s. Cele brated Stomach Diners. They havo beq weighed in the balance of experience and not found wanting ; have been recommended from the first as a j"n:at tnedcalpfecif, rit as a beverage, and iu spite of interested opposition from innumerable quartern, stand, after a t wenty 3ears trial, at the head of all proprietary med icines intended for the prevention of all orli Uiiry complaints of tho stomach, the liver, tho bowels, and tho nerves. In the unhealthy dis tricts bordering th prent rivers of California, Hostetler's Stomach Hitter may bo classed as the standard mm for every species of intermit tent Bnd remittent Tover. The people who in habit those districts, p'a"o the most implicit conOdeno in tho preparationaoonfideneo Ihat id increased every Tear by the results of its op oration As. bitters, so callod, of tho most pernicious character, are springing up like fungi on every side, the public is hereby lirewarned against the drain-shop frauds. Ask lor Hosteller's Hitters, see tnat tDe laoel eto., ar correct, and re mem bcr that the genuine artb- it is never -old in bulk, but in bottles only. tsrasmrxBSsm There Is no such Word, as Call. TARRANT'S extract of Cubcbi '' A?D, ' COP A i BA, A SURE, CEltTAIN AND SP KB I) Y CUltK For all Uiseaues of tho Bladukh. Kioskvh and Uui.vahy OitGA.vs. eilhcr.in the. Male or lemale t'rcqucoUy performing a rfect Cure in the nln.rt space of three or fou days : and always 01 less time than any other preperation In the use of TARRANT'S- COMPOUND RXTRACX OF CUBEBS AND COPAIBA There is no need of confinement or change of diet In its approved form ol paste, it is en tirely iit.-U'k-ss, and causes unp.easant scn s.iii t the patient, and ' xpo-uro II is now io') nwlidgi(i by lh- most lo.irncd in the l'roff .! that in a!t hccr:t d seaes Cubebs and l'it.,,iliy ar the only two 11 uxo lifS that can be relied upon with any certainty ot Suj cess. NEVER FAIL m NCFcTiirn xi.v uv TAR It A N'T A CO., 27S and 20 (Jrucnwich , and I on Warren "t.. N Ytk bold by Diugguts all over th o wnrld- tlMNTKD. AUKVT.-- ?I00 t. $250 per If iiioioli. main and i. male. t ii.tr4'. .Inc. ihu ji'-ioiioe iujpriivo l M R.rH hlWIN' MACIIIM Tlu inailiine. wilt litcb. hctn. fill, tiji-k. branl; l4Ml ejrd, (juiit, mid cm- tl'tnilcr In a most iu-rir maonvr. ' Price, nlv $l, tuliy li-tHs-d and w.trranled fr. yar- Wc will pay SI, 1)00 fir any uiaebinc, bib pric ur low, that will imw a stronger, inor-tf bt-autilul r ni'.r- -l,vti- tuiQ taan ours, it makes the IUATlit: Iv:KJsTrX.C;U. i;ry seeon.l it-ii e m l) i'ut, and itill llio clth cnnniil te i-ull-d Bpait without tr.-iriog it. Wc pay Arof $IW to fijO pt-r lil .Klb. mid espt-lirt-s, er H 'ti.eiiA-i-ii fr-ou wbiih twice th it uinount van be im-tv". J'jof, titcUjlurs and teriv-. apply to oi a ldrcis, ' M A It.SlI A t.b A . 102 Xuii-uu btr t, Nc w Vr!i. i CAUTION. lio imi ! ttupsd upu. by thrr parlies traveling Ibri-Mgh . lUe e,"UJOr pa'iuirig ott worthlev cot-ir-'ti uia-bines un Icr the same name or otherwise. Out i- tU only grnuitte and rotlly vLeau Ujagbiii'j man ufactare : - lu-mJ PLATAN TION Hitters. Tl 8 C O-X . fPHIS w o n d i: u k t I". i : t ; I". t a r. i. r ni 1 sf'.ra.ivc M the -licet t t liur 4 the leel'l and dclitlitatcd. t . a tinii and crdi.tt fo tbe aged anu"l.ingiVd it- has no e.-j ni'' nni"t!g tom.trhir. A a retnclv f.r tho nervous iKiiu.' ! whii-h woiuvii re e-pe'ally sub eel, it is Mi-erc-p3ng vnry oihtr sti uulant In all cltiiiates, tropical, U-i-i trte or Jrigi.l, it i'ro a a sp-vidc in every sp-.-cies f disordcri which underminc-i the b..Iy Mrmlh and breaks JvWi. tho ar. imal si irit. IUKXICAN MUSTANG tINIiMEMT. loll MAN AND hK A ST. Probably few articles have ever had so ex tensive a sale, while none bare Keen mor- uni-rcn-allr benefleal than th relel-ruted MEXI CAN MTSTANtJ LKilMIiMT. Childreh. 'Adults, Horses and Domefiic Animals, are always liable to accident, and it is safe to say. that no family can pass a single eenxon without some ksnd emollient beinjr nccesary. It be come a matter of importance then to secure the bet. Over trre hundred livery stables in the city of Net York alone are iisiii; th Nr.xifAi xtt'STio i.immi NT, in all of which it gives uni versal :itifnction. CAUTION. The genuine is wrapped in fine steel plate nfrravng wi h 0. W Westbrook. ;lllnit., ard fisdp temk MEXICAN MUPtANO LINIMENT.'; et grated across the fa-e of oach wrapper. The nholf bears the ptoprietors private UnlteI; Sta'i s Reyenue "tamp, and not the common stamp as used by druggits. LYON T.TNUFACTURINa . 4G 53 Park Ple New York, Te originator, ej this, wonderful medi"ino elaiins to have discovered aud comliiiicti with lnu tiiiiiiij mere of A c mol i'rrei;i .ldt val pri'ftrtirt than was ever before combined in one uiediciue. Tho evileuce of this fact i found iu the variety of in .(. obstinate di?easus which it-, has Inen loiiid tp eoiniitr. li the aire of Urunchiti't, Serere (VuoAsjUnd the early st.ies of Cnnui)ijtiM, it has uHnniihcd tin' nit-it itii I faculty, and hundreds t lta best phy bicians pronounce it the tmifrnt edco t rt,rev f the aye. While it cuies Iho" sw-jresi Coughs, it strengthens tho system and purttias tho blood, lty Its yi'c.nt and ihontujh blond fmrij'yiny ji ojertie it c y c$nll 1huvi 'Jfom the worst wri'fitlti to a oomiuon lllotch J'impte or h'luftiou. Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisolis, Syphilitic and Veneri il Diseases, and their cl fucts are eradicated ami vigorous health and a touud count it at ion established. K'ryiptliii, Salt Ilhtitin, Sat(( Ihud, Fever S''C, AVfiy or Itnugh Skin, in short all Iho numerous di-oasus caused by bud blood c comiueie I by this powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine. for ''Liver Complaint," 7.k JJimtidert and Habitual Count i pa tion, it has produced hun dreds of perfect apd( permaoout cured where o(her medicine had failed. Tho proprietor offers $100 roward for a medi cine that wilt equal it iu the cure of the dUoasea for which it is recoramonde 1. ijoware of counter -ieitB and wortliletn imitation, bee that my Gov ernment Stamp, which is a po$ittve jnnrante o neniunenest, is upon tjio ouissiuo wrapper. This i:..i..:. i i.j i .. fa . . .. medicine is Sold by Umjfita atone hollar per bottle. Prepared by U. V. P1EKCE M. D.. sola ; P"prilor, at bis chemical Laboratory, 133 Scucea streetUuffalo June 3d ia8m. Wtimik .yitrtJl'SH linn In.-t'iiii W A T. I O N A L. H U SI N ESS COLL E G. E, PORTLAND, OREGON. A MODEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ! ! THE EDUCATION 1'OIt THE TIME?. The Importance of ft Practical Education Wai never more Apparent than IlpMk I T 18 UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED 1 that as we grow ih prosperity we grow more practical, aud that it t. reojured of men tbat they educate 'themselves practically educaie -themselves iu the best manner pgiUu to meet the demands of the times. Wheu.Agsilaus, King of Sparta, wa ak d what things he thought mot proper for boys learn, he replied : ' Those thjngs . wjiich t ey fcliould practice when they become men."' " Deliver ail things in number and weight, and nut all iu writiiii that thou givi-st out orrv- j eeivest in." is ji .precept of univ.crsai upplivnon : an'l there is aspecta: necee-suy ior u nn-i si rvance in all business transactions. Voun ii. en the tuture welfare of lb - Coat io.ik VoU ! Are YOLf prepj.fjsdtv. uiijl its dcuMU - ? A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION to meet the The uiOst, thorough, and con-prthvusivo COURgB OF BUSINJv-JS TRAIN' I Nil 'ever Introduced by tny.J , C O 11 JI V, It C I A I OR. li U S 1 A ESS COL L E G Et combtuins. Tin:on and practice, by means of- HASKSs h'D nusixnss offices. The Oturse is f irranged.an 1 Tnuzht as -Ua.bl lb pitadctiM I muster it iu the iiiivrUstiiuiepwiu-.bin: to Eacb Student, after pas-inir through the TllKORV CCUIl. K, becomes an actual HOOK KEEPER and MEnausi where, in the space of a f w WKKK. be oh .iii!i this expericlicu of au ORDINAllY LlFiv Tt.Mii. The Tia.lKiUAPtl DKPAUTMKNT is how ittcd up with tlu hot ul tiiftruuicuts, and is in osMplcte running onK-r. For t Vt.U INf OHM TIO.N". send for.COL LKUI! PAPKK. A-i lr-s DtlUANfi: .t JAMKS. 52 v I Poftlui.t, trcon. C. . 2 3- v e c:, No. ISO, Tirst Street. i-tiHTLAM), - . - - o.n:r;.N Who'e-.ile an) Retail DcaV.-r in DRV MOBS, FIDTillMi- LA!) IKS' DUKSS COODS, IIDOTS AM) IHM, HATS t C.vl GROCERIES C- PHOVISIOXS, Highest Cah Price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. Ileaiitilul Woman! HARAS'S MARNOMA n-AI-M K-e" ( to the Complexion 'tlie I'rcsluiess of Youth. Hagi's Matxoma Halm overcomes the flushed appearan. u eause'by heat, f itiuo and exi-itement. It luakcs the lady of forty appear but twenty, and so natural and perfect, that no person can detect its npplicati :i. lly its use the roughest skin i- male to rival the pure ra d -m textir yo .thf.il b i "t. It removes redness, blotches and piu;p'.es. It contains nnthi.tg that will in.iuro the skin the least. M AGNOiti IIai.m is used by all fash ionabl ; ladies in New York, LomLonand Pari. It costs only 75 cents per llottlc, aud is sold- by all Druggists aud Perfumers .cw Goods! Xcw Goods!! l'OK TIIK PltJ341-:NT scason. Wo respectfully call the attention of the ' Public to our Well Selected Stock of Ladles' Dress Goods, . Ladles' aud Misses' Hats, Gent' I'll mulling (ioodn, C-loves, Gaiters', lite. Hardware, Groterles, , School IVokii Stationery, !kc, In fact Everything Found In a First CIum Hctall Store. Wo can nssuro our Patrons; thar we will bo up., with, the times. Come and Examine our Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Country .Produce. taXen in exchange f r Goods ! N. J. D, LEE. Dallas, April 22, 1871. Mi For the verv best photographs go to Brad ley . Kulotfs in'a UUIIery witnout STAIKS ASCBiND IN THE ELEYATOK, 420, X& i Sdonig oaryr street, San Irincisoo. TO TfECJ PUBLIC. 4 1 LL KINDS OF WORK, SRWINO: Washing anil Irouing, te., done by Mrs, g, ,ve., cione by Mrs, anii y reaeonablo. Ouinett on thort notice anu u reasooablo. teruis. AJ1 orders left at the boue, south west, part of Dallas, will be immediately, attended to, The Great M.'Cka' I; V - i 1 VINEGAR OUTERS, Hundreds cf Thr.r.r;r.nd3 3 Bear IfCtlmony to t'- ir V.'wUer fal Gur-uiv lirc:t. & o Its" .WHAT ARE 'THEY?? -1 c -- ,7 cr. --. 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