Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, November 08, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDALLAS SATRP AY. NOVEMBER 8r TOWN AHD COUfiY NEV8 CUUhCU DIRECTORY M. B. Church. Services on th2th Sabbath, jn each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M. gabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev J James. Fastoi. M. E. Chbbcb South. Services on the let Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Kev. J. M. Love Pastor., Baptist Church. Services on the Sd Sab. bath of each month at J I A. M. Rev. P. Holman, Pastor. Grahqkrs. The Grangers met at the Court House .on Friday the SI day of October and organized with 26 members. The next meet ' ing i on Monday the 10 ins;. Tot tho very oes t photographs go to Brad y A. Rnloffson's Gallery without STAIRS 3T ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 2 Montgomery, street, San Francisco. i - We notice Squire Stone of Salem, in town this week. A moot Legislature was organized on Friday e.v oping, Oct. 31. W. McD Lewis was elected Speaker, and A. R. Lyle, Clerk. John J. Da ly was duly installed as Governor, From present indications it will be quite lively in the future. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening next Let every body turn out. : Installed. La (Vole Lodge no. 23, I. 0 &. T. installed the following officers Saturday evening November 1 : W. McD. Lewis, W .C.T.; Miss Jennie McNeal, R. II. S. ; Miss Lou Ellis, W. L. U.S.; Miss Annie McNeaJ, W V. T. ; Lycurgus Vineyard, TV. S.; Miss Mollis LeeiW.AS. ; C. F- Rubcll, W. F. S.Misa Venie Lee, W. T. ; James. F. Logan, W. M.J Miss Esther Nichols, W. D. M. ; John E' Smith, W. C.;Miss Alice Kennedy, W. I. G. P. C. Sullivan jr, W. 0. G.; Miss Libbie' Sherevo, Organist: A. R. Lyle, P. 7. C. T. The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT o La Creole Academy will open Monif y, Nov 3. Book-Keeping and"" Penmanship will be taught by E. II. Sullivan who is a graduate of of ,te comnatrcial College in Portland. Btudtcts can pursue the Commercial course At the Academic rates with the .exception f Book-keeping for which an extra charge of $3 for a term of four months will be made. Stu dents. wiU be admitted ajt anytime and charged from time of entering till close of term. Joxbs axd Pattersox. Tbese gentleman are doing a handsome sgeney business at Salem, aid are doing this portion of the Smogootl ie--vice. In their office can be found mop? ami platts of larg"e amount of lands ia the counties of Polk and Marion as well as tht of city property!, ' Vbk emigrants as well as a!1 others who desire to buy or sell farms or city property, will find it greatly to tbeir advantage to call upon and consult these gentleman who will always be found in their ofBce at the Opera House, affable and ready to give infor mation in tbeir line of business. He has Gose. We have to announce the death of Daniel Sanj mis who lived for eighteen years in this village and vicinitv. On the 9th of October last, at his residence in' Baby on Long Island, surrounded by numer ous friends as also his wife and a portion Lis children, he was jjin full health and strength stricken down by a fit of apoplexy and died in .fifteen minutes after the attack. He was 84 years of ago and his death will be received Wit'i regret by many persons in Polk county with whom he had an acquaintance so long and intimate. Peace to his ashes. Acadext or ran Sacked Heart, Salem, Oregox. Tho Second U rm of this well known instimtioa comrcenccs November 10th, Pupils entering after the beginning of a term will be .charged only for such a portion of it as may remain. The students whilst immates of tnis spacious and elegantly finished establishment' enjoy eveTy advantage condmive to pleasure and health, together with unrivalled faculties fer acquiring a thorough and accomplished ed ucation. Particular attention is paid to masie, drawing and painting. No extra oharge for inatru ons in needle work, tapestry, chenille and bead work, crochet, knitting, worsted flowers &e. In Wo oT TIou$ehold 3fagazine for November the table of contents seems spread for a thanks giaing feast, and gives evidence that no effort8 have ben spared that could add to its excell no. "A Barman on a Skimmer," is not oily pleasing in its quaintnees, and oiiginallity put contains sound logic. "Mrs. Pomeroy' pin money," is capital. "Upon the Stand," is another meritorious sketch, by the popular writer Kate W. Hamilton. "Codfish and Pota toes," by Eleanor Kirk, is a short serial whieh ppenswell. "Growing Aged Together," by the Rev. Robort .Collier, is well worth the price of the year's subscription ; it is full of this grea man's eloquence powerful in its very sim fri.... ... .it ii .. juivuy. io luuujr uLuor interesting arti cles had we space to mention them. The pootry in this number is usually good. A new feature of the magazine is the introduction of pictures, and the illustration, "Past, Present And Future' here given is exceedingly pretty Price of magazine," one dollar per year with the chromo "Yosemite," one dollar and a half. Address WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE Newbergh, N-Y. BOUGHT. THE JIIED APPLES The new bridge across the sleugh at Hay good's is completed, and from general appear, anco we should pronounce it a first class job. WEATHER RECORD FOR OCT 18T3 4 Kept by T Pearce, Eola, Ogu. Lat 44 57' Lone 123 5' 1, m'n tempt, 53, clear S. B. windN, 50, clear, o Is wind jn. 5&, clear, S B wind N. 54, clear, S B -vind North 65, clear, wind North 54, cloudy, S B ind S 43, rain 1.15 in wind S 55, rain .35 in, wind S 49, rain .62 in wind S 51. clear, wind North 43, rain' 15 in wind S. 47, clear wind North 48, cloudy wind North, 41 ,clear wind North 45, clear wind North 46, clear wind North 47, clear wind North 50, clear wind North $2, oloudy wind South 47, clear wind North 44, lear wind North 38, clear wind North 39, clear wind North 37, clear wind North 39, clear wind North 39, clear wind North 43 clear wind North 44, clear wind N 45, clear wind North 40, clear wind North 42. cloudy wind North September 1873, gave nineteen clear days aud three cloudy days. Mean temperature for the month 44 Highest 56" on the 3. Lowest 38 on 22 Oct. .SV3 gave nine rainy days and 1.69 in water. To Itcnt or Sell. The building formerly occupied by Stiles & Merriman as a grocery store. A good work horse will be taken in part payment for further particulars inquire of S. O. Stile' Saddlery shop' Nov 8 tf LATESl' ELECTION NEWS. New York, Nov 4. Returns from half the city give Coonor ( Dem.) for sheriff a majority of 14,000. Returns from the State are badly mixed. Kemper's ( Dem.) majority in Vir ginia will probably ba about 15,000. "? Boston, Nov. 4. The Republican ticket for the State officers in Ma3sa chuFetts is elected. Milwaukee, Nov. 4 --Wisconsin has gone Democratic by 0,300 majority. The Republicans concede the defeat of Va3hburnp. Newwark, N. J., Nov. 5. The Sen. ate und House will be Republican. Ronton Xov 5 Prico is elected to Congress Washburn will probably bo elected. Thus far he has 8G:t majority. St. Panl, Min , Nov. 5. Davis is elected by apout 10,000. There will probably be a Republican majority on the State ticket. Colvin, anti-Sunday law candidate for 3Iayor of Chicago, is elected by 12,000 majority. New York, Nov. 5. The Democratic State ticket will probably be elected by 10,000. In Massachusetts the Democrats elected eleven Senators and Sixty members of the House. In Illinois the Farmers ticket was successful. The returns are incom plete. The Reformers claim Wisconsion by 10,000. . The Republicans concede 5,000. Minnesota gives Davis. Repnblican candidate for Governor, 8,000 majori ty. The Farmers' candidadate for 6tate Treasurer will probably be elected. In Maryland the Democrats elect their entire ticket by iroin 13,000 to 15,000 majority. The Sheriff of Umatilla County ar rived last evening by the Emma Hay ward having in charge three Indians who have been sentenced to the Pen itentiary from that county. Two of the Indiana are sent upon a charge of stealing horses. Tho third one was convicted of committing rape upon a white woman. Bulletin 7. Austin, Nov. 6. Theie were three earthquake shocks tcre to-day. No damage done A LL KINDS OP WORK, SEWIN 21l Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by M urnet on short notice and on reasonable Bj. All orders left at the house, south-weta part of Dallas will be immediately attended to CHUAP PA1H TIIVCJ AS I AM NOW THROUGH WITH THE most of my work thin fall, I propose to paint HACKS, WAGONS, and BUG GIES at $10 50 apiece. Now i the time to bring on your old Hacks and wagons as you will never get them painted cheaper. Shop on the corner, over R, Clarks store. H P SH RIVER. BEST ASSORT WANTED IMME 2 H 4 5 11 12 13 Ii : 16 H 13 19 20 5i 22 22 24 25 26 : ; 2S- 29 30 31 DALLAS LIVERY FEED & SALE Cor. Main and Court Streets, TP 08 G. Richmond, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED TnE ABOVE Stand of Mr. A. II. Whitley, we have re fitted and re-stocked it in such a manner as will satisfactorily meet every want of the com munity. Iluggies, single or double. Hacks, Con cord Wagons, etc., etc., Furnished at all hours, day or night, on short notice. Superior. Saddle Horses, let by t?ie Day or Week. TERMS, REASONABLE. 4 T. G. RICHMOND LACltEOLEAAD liliUV DALLAS,;POLK .COU J'TY, OG N. The first term for the Academic yea 1873-4 will commence September 15. A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Will be opened November 3, 1853. Students may here enjoy every facility fo acquiring a thorough Academic and Business education. Diplomas will be awarded to those who conif pleto the prescribed course of etudy. Students will he admitted at any timo and charged from the time of entering untilthe close of the term. Rutnodedjc tions will bo made for absence except in case of protracted eickucss. For further luformation address the Vrlnci ul, W. D. NICHOLS. An- Ifi tf cTTlUSTlAN UNION Al. LARGEST CllteiJLATION. in the world;! A Family .1 on ma which can b tru??d, and is always fu'l o interest, ii a ucs.v.ty of tho turns. Such an one i. tho CHRISTIAN UNION, ill imilf. EVANGELICAL. HENRY WARD JiECIIrJli, Mr. Ileef hrr brilliant and characteristic en in h'u IUl toriaN and tar IP a pern, And the verbatim reports cf hi I.trture Ilo-ni Talk in the l'ij in uh Church Prayer Meet ings, are grcitt attractions. There is also a large and able editorial stiff. SERIAL STORIES RY Louisa l Alcottt Harriet Beechcr Sloue, Ldicard ijglestont Robertson Gray Grace Greenwood, tfS The ahovs Str'nli i i h-oyc formx would cost more then double our sub script ion prire. splepio list of immmw Write for tlie Chhisi At.- Ukiom, ineludin many famous authors of England and Amcr Given. Away ! A NEW AND EXQUISITE EREnXH OLIKailPH 'J.lTTi: MUX A WAY and tier I'i:TH. This Picture is printed in Paris?, and in the largest and .handsomest l'Ili;NClI OIL CIIIlt! ever offored by any pd r It was published and is for sale in tho picture stores at $12 00. It makes a most CHARMING CENTER PIECE to Wide AWake' and'Past Asleep,' Thos two pretty French Oil Chromos, now famous the continent over. Wo shall continue to ..PR EM; N'T THIS PAIR o ever an nual Subacribor who prefers thon to tho 01 graph Srbjects lilFE-SIZE, and nno faile to please all who love art art children. Or. we will give BOTH tho Olograph and tho PA I II .on tho terms giveu below. Terms ri Muliscriptioii ARE AS FOLLOWS : One WRonlv S3 1. Every Subscriber, for Thrkb Dollars' shall receive tha CHRISTIAN UNION for one year, and tho choice b?twecn the two picture premiums yiz : tho PAIR and the OLE. TAPIi ME NT 0'F GR DIATELY, FOR NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TRAVELERS REST. lam now prepared and Will keep all traveler? and their liorses at OE HALF the regular HOTEL and lilVliltY STABLE prices. Iteniciiihcr at the BRIDGE, DALLAS, OREGON. Call and see. HENRY HAGOOD. SB ME TH I IBIEI! FAOINATINGI ATTRACTIVE ! I SCIENTIFIC ! ! ! AND INSTRUCTIVE !! ! ! An ENCYCLOPEDIA of NATURAL HIS TORY, Travels and Adventures,. Voyage, of Discovery, Scientific Research, Daring Explo rations, History aud Biography, Ac Ac. The POLAR and TROPIIICAL WOLDS, A description ot Man aud Nature in the Polar and Equatorial riginns of the globe. By Dr. ii. Hartwig of llcidelburg, Pruiia Author of ' The Sea and it Living wondeis," "Tho Haruio nies of Nature'etc.Embracingagraphieaccouut of Dr. Halls expedition to the frozen North. Sold only by Subscription. II. M. HPUKI.lii;, C.K. KUItELL, 4gc!;t for Po'k County. Dr. II artwlg could not have had a wider, more unique euttjeet for his abla pen than the Polar aud Tropbical World . Htury Ward IStecher We do not think a iu're valuable standard work for our Libraries, or onn bracing so much knowledge auC i packed wAth int-rccting and thrilliug matter cf t inabli j-bed fact has been preseccte'd to the reading public for yearn. II u It ACE ORE ELY. A. L. -BANCROFT A CO., Publibtr' WANTED. We will give energetic men an Wouu'U BILMNEN Uiat u ill I aV. rouu 3i to i per pay, can ,be pursed in your own neighborhood, and is! s-trictly honorable Particular free, or sample that ill enable you to go to work at once, will be st-ut on rccript ot two three cent ttamp. Adlren J. HTHAM.'Jt C.1 2".2 Wa'hiogtou St., Boston, Mass Ai ril 12 Cm JBY VIRTUE OF THE WARRANT ) appended to the delinquent tu roll of tu t'oun' of Polk and tat of Oregou. tr the yer H72 to trie dircrid and C'Uimand.tig me that of the tfftots ( the delinquent tax payer thereon named to collect the tales due fswl tuTiy atid KtaJa for Ahl y ar of 171 aud !?72 and make iue retnrD theicof. I have tbis day levied MONDAY Tllii nj'on and will on HTII 1IAY OI' DIX'IKICH 113. bctcewrn the hours of 10 o lock a. m, and 4 o clock r. u .. on sai l ny, in Ir nt of the Ce.nrt Hou.e door in l3!la., aid County tnil .Ut t rhe highest and bent bidder for each In hanl .c! at uhlic miction the following parts aud parrel of rial rutate to paltry the t.jc tberofi hereafter appear. aii'i tor rot ot ami upon ttiM exeeation to wit. The following to sutiufy tho ' taacs th'eon for eighteen hundred and seventy two the same being rcturnc 1 as the 1 IsmiK-rtv of l'. n fMmioo n. Ail ui iue uouanon tana 'in f i tioa JI llunkrr ftid Jane It unfit k r hi wife being claim rkuinwr I) seventy one rs otjhcatiou fire tboui;in'l atui sixty one and being -situated in Town.-hi f, Houth. Range mij 7 U'cmt Willamette Mcrndian roU County Oregon and containing six buuured JDd forty acres of land Alooallof the North East quarter of section twenty five Township houth, Rane oeveu West, and fifty odo acres of the Wept end of the North west quarter of Section thirtr in Township six south, Rangefi West of Willamette tuerridian Polk County Oregon. Also all of the following described premises to wit beginning at a ponton the Western boundary of Jacob Horau land clsim running thence West (80) eighty Chains thence North (-10) forty chains thence Kast SO eighty chains thence South (40) forty chains to the place of Ueginning containing three hundred and t wenty acres lying in sec tion twenty six Township nix South, Range seveu Wist of the Willamette .Merridian Polk County, Oregon. Amount of tax $00 53 with conts. And the following described lands tho same feeing returned by assessor as the property of Harlow Harney. Ueginning at a post (7.70) seven and seventy .one' hundredths chains Kat and (15.50) fifteen and fifty ono hundredth chains South of th3 North East quarter of section sixteen in Township seven South Range five west of tho Willamette Merridian Thence North y,f,0 nine and sixty ouo hundredths chains Tbeuco West f87.501 eigty seven and fifty one hundredths chains Ihenco South f 15). 1 51 fort? nino and fifteen one hondrodths chains Tbenco East 47 forty seven chains Tbenco South 85 thirty Dine ana eigniy live one Hundredths chains Thence L'nst (S0j eighty chains Tbenco North 801 eighty chains Tbenco West 33.0,1 thirty eighty and sixty tbreo one hundredths chains to the place of beginning contaiuiug (912.91) nino hundred and twelve and niuo four one hundredths acres of land Also tho following Premises to wit : The West half the Dona. tion. Land Estate ot John H. Niohlon and wifo the fcame having boeu purchased by said Barney from E, A. (J rah am and wifo as appear upon record of said Polk County the same to be moro particularly described in certificate of sale, Amount of tax $35 26 with costs. All the above land to bo sold subioct to redemption as tho law directs. Dated at Dallas this 6th dav of November A D 1873, S. T. BpRcn, Shcrififof Polk County Orgon, NovS 4w 73. OCERTES IN WHICH THE H FARMERS READ, f ANTED, AM THE GOL,D,Sll f f ver and Greebacks in Polk County, foe wheh I will pay the highest market price if goods, at my store at lower rates than can be obtained at any pKce South of the city o I ortlaod, in tho Sta, AT TfllT EOiiA STORE. HAVING PURCHASED A LAROE2AND comulete Stock of NEW GOODS, and receiving fresh supplies very .weokjl can sup ply everyooay witn lry Goods, Groceries .Glass, Queens ware, Tobacco, aiffars And all articles found in a GENERAL VARI ETY bTORE,- I would respectfully call the ttention of'tb Publie to iay Establishment, highest Cash price paid for MJRS AND PEIriflf. R A. RAY, Eola, Polk Co., Ogn. 16-tf SECOND AIVXUAE IHSTEtllU TIOV THE CHROMO "CUTE" ELE GANTLY FRAMED AND A SHARE IN THE DISTRIBUTION CF 8730 PREMIUMS AMOUNT ING TO $41,003. given away To To evety subscriber t jtbe Popular Wbtkly, OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND. Chrotu" aredrliverea at once. The Uictri bution will POSITIVELY take pkee on the TWENTIETH DAY OF ALtiUST, EKiH TEKN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE. OUR CHROMO "CUTE" is 16x20 inche ia sire, acknowledge I to be the finest and hHrid..uM't picture ever given with any pa per. OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND is an eight page illustrated family and story weekly in its third volume, has now over SKVENTY-FIVE TAOt'SNI SUIijiCKIIlERS, and rapidly increasing, which insures the hicccm of the present distribution. The Publishers of Our Fireside Friend have s'nt to its gub-criber! thin yeir OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND copies of . the chroaio "Cutr" and are shipping hundreds tvery da v. SUUSCRI PTION PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR, whioh gives ihe subscribers FIFTY'TWO numbers of the bet Family Weekly, the ehromo CUTF finely framed, and a numbered CERTIFICATE entitling the bolder to ne share in the distribu tion ot premiums for 173. SUBSCRIBE now with the agent or end dirtct to the Publiher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particulars etc., sent free l( rtnvr In every town, at home or travling. Large cash pay and W.1 1 III II librral Wanted si-, librral premiums for getting up The best outfit. 2m nd a once for Terms and particular. WATERS CO., Punrf., Chicago. Worth and IJeitlJtj . vvooo's nousr.iioi.n ;magazixc AND THE CHROMO y o s 6 m i t e Having control of the raagnifioient 'OIL CHROMO, YO KMITI5, we are able to offer a combination of literary an I artistic work of genuine worth, and at prices unprecedented. This flue copy of a pieee of Naturu s grand est work, is not presented in the usual limited style, its dimensions, 14x20. making a picture of very desirable sue, in itself "AN OIINAMI2NT TO TUG ItOOM.v s t graced by its presence. liut row copies oi in is Deaumm uoromo ;n do auowea w go w mo retail stores, those will bo sold at tbeir ana Actual Ketail Price, $G.OO,J while if offered in connection with oar Maga sino, both will bo furnished for As a Promiutn tho picture may oe obtained by sending us two tubscrlptlniii for the Magazine at tt.OO each, or hy suberibing for the Vfagaziuo two yearo in advance at $1.00 per annum. Address, WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MlOAZINE, Newburgh, N Y. S. E. SnUTES, bHaher. Special Notice. It Is well a known fact that Dy ra and Indigestion aro tho causes of nearly all the diseases that the human boiy is heir t then why pay enormous doctor's bills ? B 1 using r.Uo lieir'a ojlo rated . J X L Bitten they an be thoroughly eradicated from the system and new Ufa iiqpartod to the sufferer. Read physician's certificates in advertisement in bother column. 0 townTWepay ighest price Ay er's Hair ITigac, , For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserring the hair. Faded of gray hair is soon restored J to its original color tvitt ihe qloss anj 52 freshness of youtk. Thin hair is thick ened, falling hair checked, aud bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. Bat such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it cleau and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling ofF, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances whici make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, ' the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. It wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet ? lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre aud a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., PltACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL ClIOIISTS, LOWELL, MASS, PBICE $1.00. '" Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, 4 auch aa Coughs, Colda, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply upon the conlidfiice of mankind, as this excellent rvinedv for pulmonary complaint. Through a long aeries "of vearn, and among inofet of the races or men it has riben higher and higher ia their estima tion, as it h.is become In-tter known, JU uniform character aud power to (Hire the various affection of the lunjrs and throat, have made it known oa a re liable protector against them. While adapted t milder form of disease and to youuirchiWien, U la at the hame time the most effectual remedy thai cna be jfiven lor incipient conumptioa, andtthe dan gerous affections of the throat and lungs. At a pro Ti.ion ajraiiut (sudden attacks of L'rvup. it fchoulj be kept on hand in every family, andindeed as all are sometimes Mibjecv to cold and eoujftn, ail should Ihs provided witJi tills antidote for them. Although fettlexl VonjmmiUion ia thourht In curable, Hill gr?at numbcrB of cae where the di ea,e seemed wttled, have been completely cured, and the patient restored to sound health by the Chrrrt i'crtoral. o complete Is iU mastery over the disorders of the Lun? and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to iu When noth ing Je could reach them, under the Cherry rev tornl Uie pnbsid and di.' prw ar. fiingm and J'ubilc Sjeaker find great pro lection from it. Atthmn U altrays relieved and often wholly cured by it. ' UntnehitU Is generally cured by taking th Cherry J'ertornl in Pinall anl frequent doses. o generally are its virtues known that we ncc4 not publish the certificates of them here, or do mom than aure tho public thai it qualities are full maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Ferpr and Artie, Intermittent Fever, Chill Forer, Hemittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c, and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, niarah, or miasmatio poisons. As Its name implie". It drvs fure, and drx net fail. Containinjr neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bimnv. Zinc, nor r nv other mineral or poisonous Fubstarne whatever, it in nowise Infures any patienU T! numler ami importance of its cures In the ague di 'tricm, are liternilv bevond account, and v ')eliev without a parallel in the, h?tnrr of Ante medicine. Our pride is gratified by the ncknowlotlgments we receive of the radical cures effected in obMinnte caes, and whore other remedies had wholly failed. Unacrlimated persons, either reiiicrt in, or travelling through mLismntic k-aUf ie, wiU be pro tected br Uking the AGVT: Ct'KK daily. For I.irer Complaint arising frem tonddity of the Liver, it is an excellent remeily, stimulating the Idvcr Into healthy activitv. For nilious DisonVers and Liver Complaints, ft la an excellent remedy, producing many truly t. mnrkable cures, where other medicines had fallcnt. Prepared br ln. .T. C. Arm A Co., Practic. and Analvtical Chemists, Ix)well, Mass., and 64I ail round the world. T PRICE, $1.00 TEll BOTTLE. Z.Z. r- ; ill if ?;r Will tew evcrvtaJn ceded In t ivxlj, Iroa tie heaviest to the latest frtric IT iHiES Mnnx WaiiZi, ami nrrrs:K ivoux. Than nny chcr machina. If there ia a l louncc Hcm ii Mn ehme within one thousand inilos uf Kan FrauHsco iu t votkimx well mvi giving entire patisfatlnm, if lata in formed of it, it will V attended lo without expense of nny kind to the owner. . . SAMUEL HU.L, Aficct, 19 Kcw'Woftjorre.v Stru Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco. Bfntt for Circular ami siiniptm if thttrwk. Aciir0 ,i?rxn .pv-V ; etcri 'toco . m. " AM J fin.-ll gon, ONE Til RID WILL BE 3PAIJ)