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( J"! CSV 5 vtrvt . , 'TTW rr ft She: Steral gleglica DALLAS. SATRDAY, NOVBMBER ,29. town aiid couiir riEVs. - cuuh.cu ihuuctory in each month at11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting ajary Thursday, evening. Rev Jfc James. Pastor. 14 K. CtacRca SonrHi Services en the 1st Sabbath of each month, at H A. M. Re. J. 1L Leva Pastor' '"-.- Barri9TCa;aacq. Services on, tKa&l' Sab bath, ojT each month at 11 A. &. Rev. 1. jlolawuvkaator. For the verj nest photographs go to- Brad y . Ba loffson's Gallery without STAIRS ASCEND IN TUB ELEVATOR, 24 Mfstej, Bij,;f..San Francisco The town puts on a ivoly appearance th .f week.' EaRTBjtPAXE. Several persons o town fet behek of. the earthquake which risited the talley on the 23d inst. ' Elocctiojc. Prof. White gave the citisens of Dallas a treat in elocution last night. We k were unable to. atteud, but understand it was & rare entertainment. lie holds another next Wednesday eveniug SxTtM lyIhjcbed. ;We are sorry to learn thatCt. Lafotlatte met with a eerious lyusi dent ait week while chopping woei. He was fall' ng ft tree, when looking up, a large dry limb fH, striking him on the lower part of bis face displacing his Jaw bone. Look J the ad, of Bolter A and Wortley on Ibis page, they are telling out .their fine stcck of goods at cost. Weknow by experience that they are men f tbwis wotd ''at cost" with them don't mean ten fet cent profit. Read the card iof AJr B. F. Nicho wbieh appears in this issue. This lady if now prepared to attend promptly to all order? in the millinery and dress-making line. Call and be satisfied. We pall the attenrion of our reaievs to, the ad -rertismeat of Mr, B. M. Smith which will be found in another column, Mr. Smith's stock of jjooda is entirely new and especially selected with view Jo the Dallas t'ade. His terms aie reasonable. GH and see him. CirciJt Court' The docket this term " of Court is rather short but notwithstanding we see quite an array of the legal talent in at tendance. Among ethers we notice Williams, gronough, Strong and , jeed of Portland; Boise and Larson of 6alem ; Kelsey and Burnett, of Corvallis; Ramsey, Latayette: pad Humphrey of-. Albany. Tbe Court ad journed on Wednesday orer till Monday. Up ' to its adjournment, the tixand Jury had found no indictment against Glaie. Cowardlt Assault. On last Monday morning Jno. J. Daly Eeq, one of our Attor . peyifwas brutally assaulted by one Ezra Sco ill and narrowly fscsysdj being killed. Tho Lc.U a we learn them 'are these. At about 10 o'clock Mr. D. went into tbe Clerks office to attend to the filing of om papers in matters pertaining to court business, and while pro ' eeedleg a the Court house door was attacked and knocked iown by a blow from a large hasel stick which Scovill held in hU band t was fortunate for Mr. Dalv. tht the blow struck him only on tbe back for bad it struck him. (wo inches higher ap he would have been killed! With the exception of a damaged eye and a bruised back Mr.' Dalr w all right and ( able to attend to bis business. Scovill tie assailant was indicted Ly the Grand Jury lor assault with ft dangerous weapon snd in default of $1010 bail, fixed by Judge Bonham it In jail waitiog his trial which comes off on Mondj next. HiFrtasriTCHtL. -There has been a good dealoiUl about Hippie al Mitchell, tut , the lawyers in Court this week took a practical lew of the case. In the ease of Scovill vs Barney, whieh has been in Court for the last two years, Mitchell acted as one of Scot ill's attorneys' and Scovill bad given Mitchell a mortgag$ ob the place in dispute to secure his fee and eighteen hundred dollars which was loaned to I Scovill to enable kirn to prosecute ihm anit. i Mitchell brouzht suit at this term of Court to foreclose the mortgage .Boise, Bar- aey'a attorney, moved as a plea la abatement that the plaintiff's same atlhe time the inert rare was given, was Jnot Stchell bat Hippie, Bronougb, oounael for plaintiff, was disposed te regard it as a joke bat Judge Boise soon eonvinesd him that he was in earnest by the 'production of the proper authority. The plea was sustained to the great chagrin of Mr. renough who has taken advantage the pres ent recess of tbe Court to ruu dwn to Portland ifl consult with bis brethern of tbe legal fra iernityasto the best method ef getting the would be John II, Mitchell out of this rathe ambarrasslng situation. "What a glorious po eitioa la whlch -to place an United States .- &eaator! -kL-',:r,- " 1 " MRS. B. F. NICHOLS, Ogn. Tj cnd of Hichols & Elycfc's IriJgr; Store. -i ry STOCK OF GOODS IS ENTIRELY ill new and of the latest Styles. Call and BOUGHT. THE IEB FRUIT AN CIRCUIT COU It T PRO CD INC S. ""Static of Oregon vs John L Shnlton in dieted for assault with a deadly weapon ; foi. prosecution Humphrey, A Hay den; defence Myer ft. Daly the Jury not being able to agree the cose was - continued until next Mod State of OregoA vs Eara Scovill assault with a deadly weapon; Jfor prosecution Humphrey for defeuce Balawin A Williams; cause set trisl. Monday, Deo. 1st Alexander Day (colored), vs Sarah ,"Dt . (colored) J. A. Apelgate for plaintiff. District Attorney for defendant, divorce caso Win, Holmes appointed referee lb take testimony. , J.W. Gilbert vE. A B. Pove; Ilayden for plaintiff; civil action for money j udgeiueut, by default. T. H. Glaze vs A. fl. Whitley ; damage suit, cause dismissed on motionof Deft, cnsel. G. Hubbara ,adms, v J. W. Wilson; L, Vktyacd (or plaintiff, civil action for money, judgment by default. II. Hawkins ts E. M. Pyburn A E.'McDan al;. Kelsey, Straha Viueyard for Paiotifi, Hayden a Daly for Defense, caust dismissed on motion of Deftsjep L- for failure of plaintiffs counsel te pi Mitchell v Dolph va -Till et al for plUnS, Dolph, BronWtf Dol'ph, for de tekse Boise, Hayden .SulliviLr II Daly, Dc- ; - - murror to complaint . A. Uglow a Jane TJglow divorce case for plaintiff, 3o.i$o, for Deft. District attorney. Divorce granted. J. Strong vs W J. Matney civil action for tnoaey; J.J. Daly for plaintiff. yer A Hay: den for Deft, cause dismissed ou motion of plaintifis cpunsej- E. Scovill vs II. Barney ejectment; for plaintiff iiimpson, Stoue A Brouougu, for IXft. Boise, i$aydn, Daly aMyeui demurrer to complajut sustained. A. II. Whitley vs II. Barney; action fur monoy, case contiuKeJ Whitley vs Waymire; action for inonc, judcaent as stipulated per file. Leooa Babcock vs A. L Babcock.; sale conBrmed. S. W. Smith vs Er Bcoviila ; sale confirmed 3U1AASV. OVV AT COST. AS WEt INTEND TO CHANGE OUR 'busies in the Sprintf, we wiil sell our large and well selected ?to-k of Good, consist ing ot LADIES' I) RES-? Goods Bkuche.l and Brown DOMESTICS, Mens and Boys' Cloth ing, I,adie' and Men's ll.tt.j, R .ot.-t aud .rboos, Il4KDVARE, QUEENS WARE, and a v. ry large ' tock of GROCERIES, at eost, com mcucingtrom thsdate. f r re.tdy iy, c;l or pr.xloce. Tb!e wishtnganytUiug i-i our line, will 6ai i; to their iuterrst to call and ex amine our GooU', as weshU cloo out a svn as o!iible. L'on't lorgel tue plaJe, at iiolttr 1 Vlyrtlfy'a. AH persons - knowing themwlve i.lelited to us will coaler a fior by caliin and rettliug the same bete re January lt, 1S4. J)atedat Dallax. tuU list day of Decem ber, 1873. "SOMETHING NEW I: I AM NOW PERPAIlED TO FURNISH to the publi at He unable I'lices all kinds of .AMD PROVISIONS, AND TOBACCO NAILS, AND GLASSWARE, A ND ALL ZiZPtk sLUSVa OF FANCY 21.Toilets. is. n. siriiTir, MAIN St., Dallaa, OGN SQMETHINGSEW1 FACINATING! ATTRACTIVE SCIENTIFIC-! 1 I ! 1 AiVD I.STRUCTIVld 1 1 I ! Arv ENCYCLOPEDIA of NATURAL ni8 TOTvY, Travels and Adventures, Voyages, of Discovery, Scientific Research, Daring .Explo rations, History aud Biography, Ao Ac. The POLAR and TR0P1IICAL WOLDS, A description ot Man and Nature in the Polar and Equatorial 'rigions of tbe globe. By Dr. O. Drtwig of Heidelburg, Prussia Author ol The Sea and its Living wondeis," "The 1 1 arm o nies of Nature,"et3.Einbracing a grapbio account of Dr. Halls expedition to the frozen North. Sold only by Subscription. 11. 5J SfiiNtliK, RUIIEL. 3 -Ik Cou ntyV Dr. Hartwig could not have had a wider, more unique subject for his abla pen than the Polar and Trophical Worlds. JHenry Ward Beecher. We do not think a more valuable standard work for our Libraries, or one bracing lo much knowledge anc is packed with interesting anil tn rilling matter or establisbea fact nas Dcen preseneteAto the reading public for years. HORACE GREELY. A. L. BANCROFT A CO., Publuher BjE ST ASSORT D BEEF HIDES DALLAS LIVERY. FEED & SALE STABLE Cot, Maiu and Coiijrt Strectt Phos 0. Richmond, Proprietor, f AVINQ PURCHASED THE ABOVE Stand of Mr. A. 1L Whitley, we have re fitted and re-stockod it in, such a. manuer as will satisfactorily meet-every want vf the com-: inanity. iluggles, single or double. Hacks Con cord Wagoi.8, etc etc,. , Furnished at all hours, day" or night, on" Superior ahl i Horses, A y or Veek., let by tne TEI TSf. 3. REASONS II LB. T. G. RICHMOND LADUEOLIlADiy ISMV DAl.l,AS,tPCI.Ii-COU rY, PGN The first term for tbe Academic yea 187.3-4 "will comnienc9 September 15. A COMMERCIAL DKPABTMENT Will be opened Novemler 3, 13. Students nay here enjiy every fjilitf fo ac(iuirtnj a thorough Acadvuie and, JSusiiresa education. Diplomas will be. awarded to thoso who com plete tio prescribed, course of aUuly. Stu-lenfg will ho admitted at any time and cliargcd from the time of entciing uotikbe close of the term. But uo dedxe. tluns will be inadi for abseoce accept in case of protmctfd feickne&s. For further iufortufttiou a Urcs tbe Princl aJ W. D. NICHOLS?. Au2 (i tf CIIKISTIaN union ai. La lid EST C I It C V L AT I ON . THE WORLD.! A Family Journal which can bo trusted. and is always io! iniereiiii i a uoc4iiy o t lu tiiucn. nucli .an one is the CHRISTIAN UNION, OnrnwYKtsfiFsi: IILXlir WARD BEUJlttn, EDITOIJ, Mr. Ileechcr'a brilliant and character. Ui c eu in hit i'iW toriaU and ht vr Paper, and the verbatim reports of his l.fCtiiTentftJUl Talks in tbe PJyuiJUth Church Prayer Jiect- ings. ace great attractions. TLcre i also a large and able editorial staff. SERIAL -STORIES 11Y LouisuM Alcott, Harriet Bcecher Stowey It J ward iffkttont Robertson Gray Grace Greenwood, g$3X The aboueSerliU b W form would cost more than double our sub scription price. SPLESDIR LIST OF COSTHIMTORS Write for tho L'Bimi at Vnxon, includin many famous authors of England and Amer Given Away ! A NEW AND EXQUISITE FRENCH OLIUaiAPII 'IATTXE ItUN AWAY and her PETM.' This Picture is printed in Paris, and is tbe largest and handsomest sKHNCll OIJL C1IHOMO ever offered by any r It was published and is. foe sale in tbe picture, stores at $12 00. It makes a most CHARMING. CENTER PIECE to Wide AWake' and,"Fa$.t Asleep' Those, two pretty French Oil Chromos now famous the contioerU.ov.er. We shall continue to P II IX i; NT TI1IH PAIR o ever an. nual Subscriber who prefers them to the Ole graph, Srbjects LIFE-SIE, and, nno faile to please all who love art art children. Or. we will give BOTH; the Olograph, and tho PAIR on the terms given below. Terms el Subscription ARE AS FOLLOWS : One only S3 1, Every Subscriber, for Thkkc Dollabs1 shall receive th a CHRISTIAN UNION for one year, and the choice between tbe two ipiotura premiums viz : the PAIR and tho, OL1S, TAPII i MENT OF GR WANTED FOR1 PROSPECTUS FOR 1874 SEVENTH YEAR THE ALDINR An lllu$tratsd Ninthly Journal, unlr .eraallv admitiett to be the Hand unseat Periodica! In World. A Mltjprehentative aud Chaniplou iol American Tate " NO V TORlpA hE4i liOOK OJt "XE VS STdltES. . MIE a M4VX, while issued with all tbe reg ularity, has none of the temporary or U'mtfy interest characteristics of ordinary periodicals. It is an elegant mi.ceWany or pure, light aud graceful literature; and a collection ti pictures, the rarest spuoimens of artistic skill, a Idai'k and .white Although ea' h nuccccding number affords at n eb, pleatru to U friends, the real value and beauty of THE ALD1SE will be moi-t api'reciated after it has been bound up at tbe cIokc of t hi; year While other publications may claim superior cheapness, an compared with rivals of a similar, cla, THE ALPINE is a unique and original conception . alon arid uuapproachodabsolutcly without competition iu price or character Tho pos sessor of a com pletft Volume catuut Uuplicat-o the quantity of Una ptpr aud enravuis iu any other shape or number of volumes fur ten iinm it coat :t txitdthun, tkerc are lite cfirvirun, b(,t J( 6 rltT BI3P A It TME Sf,.l 1 . XTb illustrations of THE ALDIXE. have won ,4 world-wide reputation and in the art centres of Europe it is an admitted as e. fart that its cut aro examples of the bigbeit (erfoctiou ever oblxio! The eonimon r-'x-'lice in favor of ' steel-plates,' is rap niiy yielding to a more educated and discrimina ting tao wbichreeognizfe the advantatres of tiupcrios artulic ijoalUy with greater fai' Uy of production Tbe wood-cuts of THE At. MSB poMe? all the Jeli.'aey and elaborate flninh of the most wotiy stu;l-pl-'J. vuilo, they niiofd a letter rcndcriuK of the arU-'t's original To fuliy rulize the W4iilerf il w.irk hich THE A LU.VE i doing for the caue? of art ruluirtj i) Anurica, it bt only necer.ary to con iid:r the coit to thv (xopie wf any othr decent ri. prvncutjtiuitd of the production: of great dainters In adiiiou to d:ins by the members of the National A i.h'ii y. I otiior note ! A nicrion rtits, THtC A L hlSE Wjll reproduce exatu ples tf the bent foreign wiatt-ri ;!octod itii a vi jr to the- Luvit ritc auctiesj atut r't- t et4-rtl inir.-ft Thus the subm rioir to THE A LDLSE UI. i a triilin c.t. t'jj .y io lii own litfine the plMUir uJ r.ami.0' to tlu. tue ot true art 'J be ioitttcrly tintcl plates fr 171 wiil b by Thoa Mor; 5 .f, 't J 1 H'o..iward I ho t'ri-ia.i is-ua f.tr IS"4 will entin pefwl Jj.mo itppraprii,! t,, the sc.4in, by our bi-st ,Uot, and wiil kurous in attcocUous uy ot iti p;dc,fciu4 Irrsniiim Tor 1874. ,. i iiiit, mMmrm mm hi k-'-W . 4 f?Evrry uWitr tbe THE Al.t'JSE for the yer witt sct?i;e a pir of rhioms The riioal pictarcs mvso piuted In oil for the publisher .,f THE A LlHSt by Thomas Mo. run, w!iw) gn.'itt Cdrjdr picture ws pur- 4;heil by Congress for K-n hou-wuid duller 1 he sub-ects wre cluoen to represent " the K.Wand "The Wtt' One is a view in The White Mountain, New Hampshire : the other jjitT!a Cliffs of Green river, Wyoming TorrU ry Tie litjsrenflo in tho nature of the srene4 ti-etn lvps i a pleasini; cntra&t, and aflorefs a god display of the artists cope and coloring T'oe chrnuos were each worked trm thirtv diftinct plater, and are in size, 12 X 16, aud appeurnnee exat fac-situiles of the origi- n. The trescnUtiou of a worthy example of Atueri't's gre!t laudtcape painter to the subscribers of THE A L It I A E was a bold but peculiarly happy idea, and its cuccessfut reali littion istfestcMi t.T thti following tefiiuiouial, over the vigoatute of Mr AJwrau Limielf Nkar N J, &jjt2Qth 1873 Messrs James Sutton & Co GrHtlemeU, I am delighted with the proofs In color of your chrmos They aro wendet fully successful representations by mcchaaical process ol the eriginul paint'gs ' Very rcBpcctfulIy, Bignci', Thos Moran These chromos are in every sense American Tbe are by au original American process, with materia of Amer-lcaQ manufacture, from, de signs of Ainerjan scenery by an Amcrioaji painter, and presented to subscribers the first successful American Art Journal If no better bcause of all this, they will certainly possess an interest no foreign production can inspire, neither ate thej any tbs worse if. by reason of pequii.ar facilities of production they cost ti e publishers only a trifle, while equal in er,ry rtptet to other ckromo fha are ld ningly fur double tA mbtcripiion price of THE ALUISE persons of. taste will prize these pictures for themselves not for thj price they did or did not cost, and will appreciate the enter price that Tenders their distribution possible If any subscriber ahoiUd. indicate. prefer ence for a figure subject, the publishers will send "Thoughts of Home," a new and Lcauti ful rhromo, 14 x 20 iocbes, rcpresnting a ittle Italian exile whose speaking eyes betray rhe longings of his heart, . TKHMS. pur annum, lu advance, with (Jhromoa free. oU Fof HO cents extra, the chromoM vsitl be snl, ivnntcd.'tvarniiheJ, and prpmid by mail. Th Aldie. will, heTeafter, bo obtainable only by subscriptiQA. There will be no re duced or club rate; cash for, subscriptions must be sent to the publishers direct, or handed to the local canvasser, without, r,oxyonibility to the publisher, eepiu). cases where . the cer tificate ia given, bearing tha fac iimilq sigua tureof Jamks Sutton a Co. CANVASSEUH WANTED. Any person wishing to act permanently as a local Canvasser wjll recelxe full aud.prpinpt iur formation by applying to . JIITICkS SUXTOIV fc CO. ; lub ishers. 68 it AIDES LAXE, NE V YORK 0CERIES IN WHICH Tttm HliGIXEST.j PRICE F AltMERS READ. VrED, A IX THE GOLD.SIK-' o . . ,Ureebttcka in Polk Couutyj foe wheu wi, -, pay the! bigtuest jnarket price it goods at iy store at lovier rates, than can be cli Liainei at' aLy plice" S orUaad, i.n.tho Stao wuth of tbe city o H AVING PURCHASED, A LAROEJAND complete Stock of NEW GOODS, and Ctceiyin fcesh suppliosJoYryxeekit can sup ply everybody witU. tlry GooiIm4 Groceries Toiiacco, jCijjarK, And all M-ticle&found in"aJGENERAL VARI ETY bTOlUS, I would respectfully call the Ucntioo. ofjtl e Public. to myEstablisbmtut. highest Cadh price p iid for iVUlUf AVI l 131,. IK V.J R. A. ltA", EqI, Polk Co.,;0gn. 1 -f Jim niai AXXVAIa-' )-S fl I!IS5M H), THE CIIIIOMO "CUTE" ELE GANTLY FRAMED AND A SHARE IN THE DISTRIBUTION CF ;7i'J PREMIUMS 0AMOUNT ING TO SH.01'0. G ivoii nwar To To evirv fubscribtrjt ',LtJ Pcj u!r V bckly, 0!ill KliiE FBIEKD. Chromes arf drlirerett t once. The diett bution uiil 1'kI Tl VELY take place on th twenth -' lay of august, high t kkiv 11 tj dred and seven! y tiiium:. OI K CURM0 CfJTE Is Ia20 Incbe . in ackiwiwK -dgod to be thi iincel and handsomest picture ever given with any pa OlTp. HUK&IDC FRIKND is an ei-V psge i illuMrMted family and story weekly in rt. third volume, has now over SKVENTY-FJVE TAOUSANt SHBSCKIUERS. and rapidly iricren.5io?, whfch insures , tLe sr-Cre. vf the present distribution. The Publishers, of Our Firevide Friend have ftit to in gubperthers this ye!r OVER SEVENTY IIIOUSANU copies of the chromo "Cute" and are- shipping hundred! cvcrvdiiv. SrHSCRIPTlON PRICE T11REU DOLLARS PER YEAR, which give the subscribers FIFTY-TWO numbers of the bet-t FuiUy Weekly, the chrom "CUTF." finely framed, and a numbewl CERTIFICATE cntitlitigthe holder U n shsro iu the dUtiibu tiou ef premium for 1S73. SURSCKIUE now with the agent or send dirtct to the. Publisher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particulars etc., teat free AGEKTS In every town, at borne or traviing. Large cah pay aud Iff - t J liberal prcrai' WAnlP(1 elnhf The I HQillOU once for Ter iutns for getting ui best outfit. Snd a ins and particular WATERS CO., Pubs., Chicago. Worth Jitiia USeaUty. WQMV llCUSF.llCI.DMAnAZIiai AND TUECHROMO ! y o s em i i e Havinir control! of the '"magniflcient OIL CHROMO, YO SM5HTE, we are able to cfer a combir.atijpn of literary an t artistic work of genuine worth, and at prices unprecedented. This fino copy of a piece of Naturu's grand est work, is not presented in the usual limited style, its dimenstoas, MxzU. making a picture of very desirable size, to it sen AN ORNAMI2XT TO Til C ROOM traced by its presonce. But tew copies ot tins bcauuttu (,'tiromo will be allowed to go to tue retail stores, those will b sold at their Actuad Ketail Price, $0.OO, while if offered in ccmnection with ocr Maga lino, both w?il be f uruishod for J , Ai a Premium the picture may oe obtained by sending us two subscriptions for the Magazine at W OO each, or hy subcribing for tbe t&agaziile twp year in advance at $1.00 per ajinum. Address, WOOD'S IIOUSE120LD.MAOA7.INB, Newburgh, N. Y. S.E.SIIUTES, bllsher. Special Kotice. It Is wqll a known fact that J ?:a and Indigc&tlpii aro the causes nearly all tho diseases that the human oiy heir then why pay enormous doctor's bills? B using r.il;ilj' oil j ritjl I X L Rittots they an be thoroughly erivdioated from the system and new. lite imparted to the sufferer. Read physician's certificates in adveziisemeut iu pother column. .v TO WN. WE PAY Ayer's For restoring Cray Ciii?r tts natural Vitality sand CdlorJ. A dresouag which is at once agreeable,., healthy, and effectual for preerring tht hair. Faded or gray -hair is soon restored to its original color ' with the gloss ani freshness of youth,. Thin fiair ic thick-. tned, falling hair checked, aud bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho hair where tbe follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But 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 clean and rigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray, or felling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances whicl make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found bo. desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it doea not soil white cambricy-and yet . lasts, long ou the hair, giving it a ricfy glo&fcr lustre aud a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Cii&aiiST, LOWEIX, MASS. PRICE Ayer's Ch8iry Pectoral, For Diseases of tho Throat and Iunsa , such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopiog Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption.-" Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, has anything won so widely and bo deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint. Through a lone erica of yearn, and among most of Ui races of men it haa men higher and higher In their estima tion, as it has become better known. Its uniform character and power to cure the various affections ol" tlie Iusks and Uiroat, have made it known as a re liiiWe protector againot them. While adapted t milder forms of iliw;aa and to young children, It U at the same time Uie most effectual remedy that can be Riven for Incipient consumption, and the dan rertms affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro vision aK-tinbt tudden attacks of Croup, it should be kept on hand in every family and indeed as all are sojncUmea subject to colds and couglis, au sbouUl bo provided with this antidoia tor ' ibenv. Although scttlea Consumption is thouffbt In curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis ease seemed scttUi, have been completely cured, and the. patient restored to sound health by th Cherrv Pectoral, ba complete Is mastery over the disorders of the Lunjers and; Throat, that the most olxtuiate of them yield to iu When, nolh lag ebc couht reach them, under tho CAerry fee toral Vhay subside and disappear. Slngert and, public Speakers find great pro tcction from it. Asthma is always reeved and often wholly cured by it. BroiUhUls is generalry cared by taking tl Cherry Prrtoral in small and. frequent doses. ho generally are its virtues known that we nec4 not publish tbe certificates of Uiera here, or do mont than assure the public that it qualities are folly maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Atcua, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever. Bemittrat Fever, Dumb Aue Periodieal or Bilious Fever, &o.. and indeed all the aff&ctions which arise from, malarious marsh, or guaamatia poisons. As its n&me implies. It does CstWaad do na fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bimua, Zme, nor tnr other mineral or poisonous snbstanntf whatever, it in nowise inlnres any patient. TKJ BTinther and Imnortanoe of its cures tn the agne dis tricts, are UseraUv levond account, and w neheva without a paralleV in. the history of Ague medicine. Our pride is ratified by the ackaowleibrments w receive of tho- radical cures effected in obPtfnate ca$es, and where other remedtes had wholly failed. Unacelimatcd persons, either resident in, of travelling through miasmatic localitie, will be pro tected by 'taking the AOJJK- CtrJtJR daily. For I.irtr Complaints, arising from torpidity of the Liver, It is an excellent remedy, stimulating the Li vrr into healthy activity. For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Itm an excellent remedy, rroducing panv truly re Biarkable cures, where other medicines had failea. Prepared bv Dr. J. C. Ater ft Co., Practi-I and Analvtlcil ChemisU, Lowell, Mass., and sosj all round the world. . r 'PRICE, SX.OQ PES BOTTLB. . 1 11 in ' : a aias VF .'" -"' Till sew everything Bedei,i.a family, front tio heaviest to tia lighksictric -i IT IX) EN MORE WOUK, " XLOUi i KtX'DK jP-.Wltlf. AXtt UfTTif KOMI, Thoa any other marine. 1 there is a Florcure Rowisp. Ma chine vilhiu one tLouMiul milos of Jjan Fraurisco net working t ll and ? living utiro. wali;fftctitn, if I am in onued of it, it will t)t attcnK-J to without oxpeuso of any kind to tlio owuer SAMUEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery 'i"tc Qrand Hotel Building, 'San Frsnc'.sco. Send for Ctrruta.and rtrtnpfr - th rfc. . Attle iints CV-1 JAMKS LO.OMIS, rorOin General Ago ONE THRID WILL BE; PAUt
