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Newspaper Page Text'J X x Ifte. liberal ';gttpcait. DALLAS. SATRDAY, NOVEMBER 15- AUD C0UIlY;riE7S. CUUnCll DIRECTOUY M. E. Church. Services on the2th Sabbath Jin each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath .school every Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting very Thursday evening. Rev ,J James. Pastor. If . E. Church South. Services en the 1st Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. J. M..Lve Pastor. Baptist Church. Services "on the 3d 'Sab. ,bath of each month at 11 A. M, Rev. P. JJIploan, Pastor. For the v ery neat photographs go to Brad er A. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS JpSt" ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 24 ntMomery, street, San Francisco. T'aauks t Uajlo El DaUia aitt tor a jpieee of venison. (Circuit Court for Polk county his ho nor Judge Bonham presiding, commonces next Mon day. There will be few cades of interest tried at this term. Thanksgiving services will be held at the M. P. church nxet Thursday, Nov. 27, at 11 o, clock. Dr. Goucher, Pastor of the M. E. church, south will deliver a sermon on the oc casion. Cuspsxdkd. We are sorry to learn that our valuable exchange the Christian Jfesaenyer has appended for an indefinite time, we hope soon to tee it again upon our table. W. il. Teal is stili ou hand wi'h a good as sortment of Wagons and Carriages, all kinds made to order. Bring in your orders for the American Fruit Drier, of which I am sole j&gent for Polk County. Horse shoeing is put ,at $2, Neck-yokes $2.50, Siugle-trees at $1,50 .each, and other things done cheap tor cash. J. ana alsc prepared with plucks for shoeing unmanageable horses. Advancing i civilization. Several years (ago a greaser by the n,anie f Alick Day woved aa dusky maid of the Grande lUundo Reserva ion. But after having secured her affections and was comtrmplating a speedy marriage the Indian Agent stepped ii aud claimed her ,one of Uncle Sauis's proteges, aud therefore sbt could not leave the reservation. Thisoue would thiajc would be a damper on hi. hopes, but he having heard of law and that it only dis pensed justice, and he believing it only ju.-t jthat he should have .the chosen one of his heart sued the Indian Agent for bis intended aud gained her by afterwards living on the rercr. yation, they lived together ever afterwards ut no, becoming tired of his charmer he em ploys an Attorney and applies at the bar met oat naught but justice to make Mrs. Alick Day one per ?n and himself another. This be; rig tie first instance of Indans suing for a divorce in tbi. county, the lawyers are looking forward to its leading to many mora as an offset to the gran gers arbitrating difficulties. 'Thk Co.vckrt. The Coucert given by Prof. McGftney and class at Monmouth on last Wed nesday was a decided suocess- The manner in which it was conducted and the. applause with which many of the pieces were received by jfchs .audience is sufficient evidcuce of talent in the class and ability in the teacher. Ia the short space of ten days a class of perhaps of one hundred pupils were made to sing authems and choruses in perfect time and concert. .In instrumental pieces entitled "Ovbrture to Bag dad" and a solo and chorous "scatter seeds of kindness'' sung by a little girl of nine are ten the whole class joining in the chorous or worthy of special notice and received great applause lroin the suiiien.ee. Atter the concert was over Prof. Campbell made a few remarks that were highly appreciated by 11 present, after wh;ch we all went our several ways fully satisfied tjhat inProf. McGibney Monmouth can boast of a music teacher who has to superior in the State. (The Phrenological Journal for November, confirms the oft-repeated opinion of the press at large, that no one can read that publication without deriving some practical good. It is fall of meat for the mind, well served and sa vory. Witness articles like these : Rev. Dr. D I an chard, Pres. of Wheaton University; The Briton the Inspirational Race; Our Immortali ty ; Growth in Character and Heart; Convex aations about faces, with numerous illustrations; MTyj It Functions and. Requirements, which our Capitalists should all Read; Appli eatioa of Art to Dress; Wives who Henpeck; Address to Young Men; The Late Pauio Nothing New Under the Sun; Literary Ped- 'dlers; Grace Greenwood's Bear; Failures in eBusiness; Intemperance and Life Insurance, a clinching statement ; Wanted Careful, Honest Men Coward or Hers, etc. Price 30 cents. 13.00 a year. Write at once to the Publisher, and secure the volumes for 1874. S. R. Wells, Broadway, New York. MARRIED, On Sunday the 16th day of November by Profc T. F. Campbell at his residence in Mon- inooth. Mr. Milo Hubbart to Miss Martha Hagood. All of Polk county Oregon. On the 2nd day of November at the resi dence of P. V. Demijg, Bear Independence, by 8. II. Bernard, J. P., Mr. B, B. Deming to Miss. Nannie A. Oneal. All of Polk County Oregon. w 4-kTTiNTm m ti xt nullum, itia JED FRUIT, AN B ARDOCKET. I We give below the list of oases on the docket f the Circuit Court for this oounty for the No vember term Harlow Barney vs Ezra Scovil S. T.Burch; injunction. W. G. Campbell ts W. C. Wills 6 Solomon Woods; aotion on note to recover money. Alexander Day 78 Sarah Day; suit for di vorce. Wm. Fliedner vs Eliza Emmons et al; suit to quiet title to real estate. J. W. Gilbert vs E. P. A B. Dove; action on note. M. Gormond vs Garrison A Richardson; suit on note. T. II. Glaze ts A. II. Whitley; action for damages. G. Hubbard (Adm.) vs J. M. Wilson; action to reeover money. J. Iledgea vs D. T. A E. fledges ; suit of forclosure. Henry Hawkins vs P. M. Piburn A Lish McDonald; action to recover possession of real estate. Mitchell A Dolph vs Ezra Scovil et al; suit of foreclosure. Poindexter vs Poindextcr; suit fot divorco. A. M. Holmes vs M. D. Mann; suit of ejectment, A Uglow vs Jane Uglow; suit for divorce, Liudsey RiJgeway vs John Ridgeway, et al; suit for partition. A. Simpson vs Moses Hart et al; action on bond. James Strong vs W. J. Matnej; action to recover money. E. Scovil vs Harlow Barney, suit of eject ment, Susan Whitley (executrix) vs John Waymire; action to recover money. A- H. Whitley vs Harlow Barney; appea from the Jnstice ot the Peace Court. Wm. Tetherow vs I Hedges. To Rent or .Sell. T he building formejly occupied by Stiles A Merriman as a grocery store. A good work horse vjll be taken in part payment for further particulars inquire of &. C. Mile riadukry shuo Nov 8 tf oo ia(;i; soo i:k i ;-. and Colored Plate. I'ublishe i iaar icr ly.at ii .7. Cent- a Year. Ftr.t No. f-jr 1871 ju.-t issued. A (ieriuau olitiiu at the same lrice. Address. JAM I VICK, Kch.eter, Bf. Y. BSUAY NOTICI2. TS A KEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, iving three miles went of Independence, one Bay Mare, with miaU star in (..rehetd- with several saddle marks, left nini foot white. sa;e white on riht forefoot, riht hip crookwc down, suppose L to be about eiht year old, i very Lretehy. 'f t owner is reueated to call ijurndiaiely, prove property, pay all chargs, and take the proporty. September 2, 1873. Appraised by J. A. Dempsey Justice of the peace, it $ju. llus3thday ol November. IS . riov.i5.4w. S0METHINGF3EW! FACILITATING! 4 riimTl 4 nrriTrT 1 1 SCIENTIFIC ! ! ! AND INSTRUCTIVE ! ! ! ! An ENCYCLOPEDIA of NATURAL HIS TORY, Travels and Adventurer, Voyages, of Diceoverv, Scientific Research, Oaring Explo rations, II ia to ry aud Biography, Ac Ac. The POLAR and TROPIIICAL WOLDS, A desoription ot Man and Nature in the Polar and EquatoHal rigtons of the globe. Ry Dr. G. Hartwig of llcideiburg, Prussia Author of 'The Sea and it Living wondeis," "The Harmo nies of Nature, etc. Linbracinga graphic account ot Dr. Halls expedition to tb iroxen IjortU Sold only by Subscription. 1 k Coa nty. Dr. II artwig could not have bad a wider, more unique subject for his all 3 pen than the rolarand Irophical Worlds. kHenry Ward Beechcr. We do not think a wore valuable standard work for our Libraries, or one bracing so much knowledge and is packed with interesting and thrillinc matter of established fact has been preaeneted to the reading public for years. HORACE GREELY. A. L. BANCROFT A CO., Publisher WANTED. Wo will give energetic men an Women that will PAY rom tl to $S per pay, can Jbe parsed in your own neighborhood, and is striotly , honorable Particulars free, or samples Jthat will enable you to go to work at once, will boa sent on receipt of two three centjstamps. Address J. LATHAM; Co. 292 Washington St., BoatonMasa April 12 6m BEST ASSORT ID BEEF HIDES " f0z,L Lte L,l DALLAS LIVERY) FEED & SALE STABLE Cor. Main and Court Street, Thos G. Richmond, Proprietor, f AVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE n Stand of Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re fitted and re-stocked it in such a manner, as will satisfactorily meet every want of the com munity. Uuggles, single or double. Hacks, Con- cord Wagons, etc., etc, Furnished at all hours, day or night, on" Ishori notice. Superior Saddle Horses, let by t?ie Day or Week. TERMS, REASONABLE. T. a. RICHMOND LAOUEOLE 11! AD DAI.1.AS, .POLK ..COUNTY, OGF. The first term for the Academio 1873-i will commence September 15. ea A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Will be opened November 3, 1S53. Students may here enjoy every facility fc acquiring a thorough Academic and Dusinest education. Diplomas will be awarded to those who com plete the prescribed course of study. Students will he admitted at any time and charged from the time of entering unttlthe close of the term. Rut no ded jc tious will be made for absence except in case of protracted tickue&3. For furti-er information address the Princi al V D. NICHOLS. c 1 1 iusTi,N r x i i ) s a i . LARGEST CIRCULATION. IN THE WORLD,! A Family .loui'ia.i which can be trusted, and in a! jy fu'l oterest, i.i a necessity ol the times. Such an one u tho CHRISTIAN UNION, i ISETM! EVME1L LITERARY FAMILYSEW ML UEtfRY WA1W lih'CIfrJli, EDI roR. Mr. Heer hrr's brilliant and characterise en in hi HH toriale and Htar Papers, and the verbatim reports of his Lecture Ho-m Talks in the Plymouth Cburh Prayer Meet ings, are ereat attractions, laere u also a arge and able editorial stafT. SERIAL (STORIES UY Louisa M Alcottf Harriet Beecher Siom, Ilward ggleslont Jiobertson Qray Grace Greenwood SOT 1heahon Serials in booh form would cost more than double our sub scription price. Write for the Canist aia Uniox, includin many famous authors of England and Amer Griven Away ! A NEW AND EXQUISITE FRENCH OLECiltAPII 'MTTI.E HUN A WAV and Iter PETS.' This Picture is printed in Paris, and is the Urgent and handsomest FltENcH OIL ever offered by any )u It was published and ia for sale in the picture stores at $12 00. It makes a most CHARM IN Q CENTER PIECE to 'Wide AWake' and ."Fast Asleep," Those two pretty French Oil Chromos, now famous the continent over. We shall continue to PHESBNT THIS PAIR o ever an nual Subscriber who prefers them to tho 01 e graph. Srbjects LIFEwSIE, and nno faile to please all who love art art children. Or. we will give BOTH the Olograph and tho I'AIIl on the terms given below. Terms el Subscription AUK AS FOLLOWS: One iRonlv S8 1, Every Subscriber, for Thrkb Dolwrs1 phall receive tba CHRISTIAN UNION furone year, and the choice between the two (pfuture premiums viz : the IAIK ' and the TAPI1 MENT OF GR WANTED, FOltl PROSPECTUS tfOR 1874 SEVENTH YEAR THE ALDINE. An lllustratsd Monthly 'Journal, uni versally admitted to be the Hand somest Periodical In World. A Hepreseutative aud Champion fc.o( American Taste. SOT FOItSXhE JNIBOOK ORZNEWS STORES. rWtf, while issued with all the rer- ul.T ftoneof the temporary or timely int jrvnaractttriaHf'H of ordinary periodical. It n elegant miooellauy ot pure, light $m1 graceful literature; and a collection of picturesque rarest specimens of artistic skill. number aflTurds atresh pleasure to its friends. the real valne and beauty of THE ALDINE will temost appreciated after it has been bound up at the close of the year While other publications may claim superior cheapness, us compared with rivals of a similar class, THE AL VINE is a unique and original conception alma and unapproacbed absolutely without competition in price or character The pos sessor of a complete Volume cannot duplicate the quantity of line paper and engravings in any other shape or number of volumes for ten tintr it cott : and then, there are the chroino, he Jet I A It D D P A It TMX3 N f, 187-1. The illustrations of THE ALDINE have win a world wide reputation and in the art centres of Europe it is an admitted as a fact thitita mom cubs are examples of the highest per!.-! ion ever obtained The common pri'ju- djein favor of " steel-plate,'' is rapidly yiiiins to a more educattd and dicritnina- tog taU8 which recognizes the advantages of stperior artitic quality with greater facility of piotuction The wood -cuts of rUL ALDIXb m' all the Jeiieacy and elaborate &u4i of lb; most eocily steel -plate, while they U'or 1 a U' er renderiog of the artist's origiiiitl To fully rli,e the wonderful work which ThEALDiyE is doing for the caue vf art cu ore lti AmTH'a, It in onlv nece!itiry to cou MT the C'-t to the people of any oth'?r decent r n-aeniU"U9 of the produetioei of great Luter In additvm to design ly the ineiiiberit of lit Nilional c.tdeniv. and other uitel Amrrieau si ml. Jfi r. AI.IH,i, w ill reprouuio vx tiu pi ,f t bet foreign ni:trs eleet;d with a t m to f.e hijhet artistic huccs- an-i griNii- t-S! .rent-ru uit ieii iuo wio ioseriuvr 10 7 IE A ''.V E will, at a trilling eot, enjoy in bi of ii h.me the pleasure and reliuijij; iu- n!Dce-f true art Th 4i irterly tinted p! itcs for I ST I will be hi ThtijMorati and J lxWoodrard The C ruui.1 iiue for IS7I will contain Pcia1 a;tjr.jjnte to toe tr.t'.n, by o jr bf!i u-titx, and w.U .4.rpas iu Atlraction a.iy ot ) i prcdeecjfj Pit in in ill for IS7I. Eerv saSsc riber the THE AUH.XE f.-r Jhe year, fill receive a pir of chr-'io ts orinrinl tH'furvii wore pint-l in oil fr tt.e publiabf of THE ALIHSE, by Tli.-.ma M- ran, mlif gtat Ci'ral puture iur rhanel If ('ign!M fur ten tbiujn-l d U;irn The ttWdi wrt rbn to r-prcafnt " Tbc Kal"l-i " The Weft'' Ouc a view in The Write Mouittams. New Hampshire : the other gies The ChtTn of Oreu rivrr, Wyoming Territof Tha liT-rent'o in be naturo of Jbu renci itemiK-ivi'O is a pliiin cntrt, and Srdi goud display of the artut eope and eloriog The chrmo were each workei lr ni thirty dstinct plate, and are in ito, 12 x It), aad appr)iuee eX4t fae-jimil of .the oriiji r.aN Tie preenttiou of a worthy example tf Amorra's grptosit latidtriKS painter to the Mbscrjbers of THE ALDINE was a bold but eculiarlj happy idea, aud its successful reali fAtion is attested bv the following tcMitnuuiat, ever the Mgnature of Mr Moran himself Nbwark, N J, Sejtt 20(h 1373 Messrs James Sutton & Co t (JentlemeU, I am delighted with the proofr il color of vour cbromos They are wonder ftlly mccesfiful repreentati'iri3 by mechanical (focess ol the origin! paintings Very respeotfully. Signed, Thos Moran These chromos are in every sense American The are by an original American process, with material of American manufacture, from de 4ns of Amerian scenery by an American painter, and presented to subscribers the first ticcessful American Art Journal If no better Itecause of all this, they will certainly possess interest no foreign production can inspire. wither are they any the worse if by reasou of peculiar facilities of production they cost t e lublisbers only a trifle, while equal in erery t))trt to other chromon that are nnld ningly fur double the tHb'criptioH price of THE ALDINE Persons of taste will pnre these pictures for themselves not for thi price they did or did not cost, and will appreciate the enter- price that renders their distribution possible If any subscrtbar should indicate a prefer ence for a figure subject,, the publishers .will send " 1 noughts of Home." a new and beauti ful ehromo. 14 x 20 inches, rcpresnting a l ttle Italian exile whose speaking eyes betray tie longings of his heart, " TI&KM. $3 per annum, iu advance, with oil turomoa free. TCor SO cents extra, the chromot trill be , motintcd.'tvaniiiliedt and jrpaid by mail. Tk Aldine. will, hereafter, be obtainable only by subscription. There will be no re duced or club rate; cits h for subscriptions must be sent to the publishers direct, or banded to the local canvasser, without retponatbilitif to the publinhert, except in cudes where the cer tificate is given, bearing the ao eimile signa ture of James buTtosr 4 Co. CANVASSERS WANTIiD. Any person wishing to act permanently as a local canvasser will receive full and prompt in formation by applying to JtMJBS SUTTOJV & CO. PiiblitilicrH. hi MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK OCEIUES IN WHICH TUE ml ARMERS READ. m rno, alltuegold.sil- V ve . Oreebacks in Polk County, foe wheh wi pay the highest market price if goodi at my store at lower rates -than can be obtained at any pltce South of.tbe city o t rtland, iu the SU. 1. AT THE EOmjA. stoke. HAVING PURCHASED A LAROEJAND complete Stock of NEW GOODS, and receiving fresh supplios'everyweekjl CanjJ sup ply everybody with Ury !oo(U, Orocei'ie? OIass,;Uwccii8Warc, Tobacco, aif?ars And all articles found in'a GENERAL VARI ETY bTORE, I would respectfully call the ttention of, the Publw to myJEstablishmsnt. highest Cash price paid for FlK ANI PELfKY.I R. A. RAT, Eola, Polk Co., Ogn.. Ifl-tf tlXTE A?;flFLfi U . AIVUAL, eUIHTElIBlIJTIO, THE CHKOMO ."CUTE" ELE GANTLY Fit AM EI) AND A SHAKE IN THE DISTRIBUTION CP ,8730 PREMIUMS AMOUNT I NO' TO $11,000. m ; lVeil aWa V .1 O I 7 ; To every ubscr iber tjthe;l.pular WLtlly, j Al!fl niniCIIllS rniPVn Chroin" rv dt-Ji vr ii at once. The diMri buti'.n will I'OSI TIVKLY take pl-ico on th 1 WKNTi KT'I HAY OF AImJI'sT. KHSU- TEIN HUNTyilliU AND tjEYEMY- T1IKKC. Ot'U CH H MO CL'TE" U 1x20 inche in nie, acktiowledM I to be tbe tinest and ban loioeet picture ever given with any pa p r. OUIt FIKKSIDE FRIKSI i anei-btpne illunratcd i Miiily and t ry weekly in u third -oiutii , hits nw over rti;Vlr5TY"-FI VE TAr.SNJ StriiiCRIIJHKS. and rapidly incre n. wuica insur!i iw unccem oi prt-kctit d'ributiou. ite 1'uoiiioem oi L'ur Kirtude 1 run I have fnt to us sut'cnirry this veir OY YAl sfcVKM Y IHULAMU copies of the chromo "Cute and are shipping ,.tn iti f imiiMT nil inn hundreds every day. M umjui r I iu. i-iitvc. TUHEK DULLAHS I'EK YKAK, wbich gives the subscriber FIFTY-TWO numbers of the bet Farnilv Weekly, the cbr.mo "CLTL fine'y frtmcd. and a numbered CERTIFICATE entitling the boMrr to ne slture in the distribu tion ot premiums lor lSi.'l. ht'liStHllifc now with tlie agent or end direct to tbe Publisher. SPECIMEN CUl'lLa, particulars etc., sit free AGENTS In every town, at home or trarling. Large cash pay and UI 1 J liberal premiums tor getting up Wanton clubs. The best outfit. . Send a 1! (ill lUU once for Terms aud particulars WATKUS& CO., Puns., Chicago. Worth ,aiitl BeaUty. WOOD'S IIOUSEHOLD.MAGAZINIS AND THE CHROMO y 0 semite Having control; of themagnifloient Ulli CHROMO. YO SEMITE, we are able to offer a combination of literary an 1 artistic work of genuine worth, and at prices unprecedented. This fine cony of a piece ot JNaturu 3 grand- est work, is not presented in the usual limited Bjlefita dimensions, 14x20. making picture of very desirable sue, in itseir AN OUNAMEVr TO THE ROOM. graced by its presence. But tew copies ot this beauiuui enromo be allowed to go to the retail stores, win those will be sold at their Actual Retail Price. IQ.OO,' while if offered in connection with our Maga zine, both will be furnished for S1.50. As a Premium tho picture may oe obtained by sending us two subscriptions for the Magazine at Vl.tNl earn, or by subcribing for the MaganUe two roar in advance at $1.00 per annum. Address, ' : . , WOOD'S HOUSEIIOLD.MAGAZINE, Newburgh, N. Y. S. E.SHUTES, blisher. Special Notice; It Is welt a kuown fact that I j:a and Indigestion are the causes nearly all the diseases that the huiuau'i oiyi t heir then why py enormous doctors bills? Ji using r. 11 nil jyr a ojU r.ito I I Ah Uitteis they an be thoroughly eradioatod from the af stein and new lito imparted to the sufferer. Read physician's certificates in advertisement in nother oolumn. TO WN, WE PAY GHEST .. PRICE For restoring Gray its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserring the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color witi the gloss ani freshness of youth. Thin hair it thick ened, falling hair checked; and 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. But such as remain can bo saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Freo from those deleterious substances whicl make some preparations dangerous and injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found eo desirable. Containing neither oil nor, dye, it doe3 not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfumo; ' Prepared . by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, JLOWEIiL, MASS. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Wot Diaeaaea of the Throat and Luns, j such Couha, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthrnft. and Consumption. Probably nerver before in the wbolo history of medicine, La anything w t so widely o deeply noon the connaence ui luauuuu, a". Z " remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a Ion nmfrVfVra. and among most of the races of men it has risen higher and higher ia eu- esurna . ..it ham KevAime better known. IU uniform character and power to cure the various affection StffiwaiiS throat, have ."d'S liable protector againbt them. Whil4 adapted w tii.ioArtrma f disease and to young children, it la ftt same time the most effectual remedy that cut ! srerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro ! vision against sudden attacks of C'njwp. it ahoulj be Kiven for incipient consuiupnuu, - iiQ &gaint sudden attacaaoi ,Tpf "T-- i m.i ctvij.w . . . .... . k - uiir to should bo provilol with this anuaou; ior uem. Although settled Jonumption is thought In curable, still great numbers of cases where tbedis ease seemtxl teuled. have been completely cfted, and U10 patient restored to sound health toy tha Cherru Vertonxl. So complete U Us mastery over the disorder of the Lung and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. Mr hen noth tasr elMJ could reach Uiem, under tho Cherry 1'to torai they subside and disappear. Singer and 1'ubUe Speaker find great pro- Ait 7ima la always relieved and often wholly "jolMfla ia generally cured by taking tf Cherry I'rrtora.l in small and frequent dosca. So generally are its virtues known that we necsl not publish tbe certificates of them here, or do monj than assure tho public that its qualities are Xulij maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or, rxuaamatio jxsisons. As Its name implies, it docs Cure, .an,4t!.r fail. Containinar neither Arsenic, Quinine, liiomuif . Zinc, nor rnr other mineral or oisonous substannf whatever, it in nowise injures any2 patient. nnml)cr and importance of its cures in he ague di tricts, are litemllv beyond account, and v Relieve 1 without a parallel In the history of Affue mediCJrt. Our pride is gratifiiHl by the arowlejlgments wa receive of tbe radical cures effected In-ol?t mate , caes. and where other remedies had wholly railed. Unacclimated persons, cirher resi.icnt in, or travellinir through miasmatic lw be pro tected bv taking the AGVE CrRiy. For 7-Vrer Complaint, arising from torpidity cf the Liver, it is n excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver into healthy activity. , For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, an excellent remedy, producing manv truly rj. markable cures, where other medicines hd failed Prepared by Dr. J. C. Att.r Co., rraetl' I and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and s4j all round the world. g miCEt $1.00 PER BOTTLE, Hi 1 ; V7t 13 L ' ,si , 1 rHS ij : -?K' Will saw everything needed In ft family, from tho haaviest to the lightest fabric, it IT JHirS JfOKE 1VCKK, and itirrrjut vvoiui. Thau rny other machine. If, there ia A rioivtice Sow hi Jfa ehino vithiu one theus-nutl miles of Ban Frai?isco not Vvorking well and giving entire satisfaction, if I run in formed of it,, it will be at tended to , 'Without expense of any kind to the owner. .: - . . SAMUEL HILL, Aent, " 10 New Montgomery Sirct Grand Hotel Building, an Francisco. . r A;, t Sentl for Clrrulai ami 9umpl3 tf the tv trk. Aciir tmt even tfititm ' ! ' JAMKS LOOMIS; ; General Agent rorOga. J ONE TIIRID 1 WILL BE PAID 4