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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THE SECRET OF ADVERTISING
The secret of advertising is not yet dis
covered by all who advertise A good
deal of money and space is wasted in
clumsy announcements, which nobody
reads, heavy standing placards, which
no more stimulate purchasers than the
names on signs. Much money is also
wasted in circulars, which are thrown
into entries and down cellar ways, and
always received with contempt, or in
so called advertising sheets, which no.
body reads There is no medium that
comes into such close contact with the
people as the newspaper; and if adver-
tisers only understood their business
they could make their part Of the pa
per as interesting as any other part of
it. In many of the German papers
advertising is carried on to an extent of
which we have no idea The newspa-
per is the real exchange. Everybody
goes to it with all his wants, and al
most ali his woes. The consequence is
that the sheets are as lively as neigh
borhood gossip, and often the pages de-
voted to advertising are the best parts
of the paper. And the papers are read
through. The announcements are al
ways short, always transient" and
one looks at them in the morning to
see what the world has to offer him that
day, by way OF business or amusement.
Perhaps his next door neighbor has {
rare piece of china or choice engrav
ing to sell, or he would like to get an
odd number of some serial, which you
happen to have; somebody, somewhere
announces something that interests you
and so life is made more endurable, trade
is qnickened, and wants are supplied
We look to see more general use o
the advertising columns of newspaper
in this country for all the wants ant
queries of life.-HarLford Courant.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

CoMAL RIVER, TEXAs.-The Co
NAL river, in Texas, is only 200 miles
long from it's source to where it emp
ties into the Gaudaloupe, yet it is as
large as the Merrimac, knows neither
freshet nor drought, and has a rapid
fall. Situated in the centre of the fin
est wool growing country in the world,
and surrounded by the industrious Ger
mans Of New Braunfels, its surprising
advantages for woolen manufacture
were never developed till during the
war, when splendid mill was erected
and equipped with Manchester machin-
cry.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THE "ONEIDA" - The Board of
Trade of Great Britain, in an official
communication to the Foreign Office.
states that the Board is of opinion that
the sentence of Captain Eyre by the
English court at Yokohama, is "inadc-
quate to the gravity of the offence" F"
The Board does not consider itself jus.
tilted in commencing criminal proceed
ihgs against Captain Eyre, but says
that the United States Government, or
those who suffered loss by the death of
relatives, may bring suit for damages
against the owners Of the Bombay, to
settle the question of the bad naviga-
tion of that vessel.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
Final settlement.

NAM. CHURCHILL. ADM1N1sTRATf n
w of the estate of j. NJ. Rose, dccensed,
having filed his final account and asked for
final settlement Of the same. IT is ordered by
the Court that Tuesday. July 9th, 1870. be set
for the final hearing of said accounts and all
persons interested therein are required to ap-
pear In the County Court of Polk cothty, Ore
gon, on that day, and file their objections TO
the same, if any there be.
l5-4u j. L. COLLINS. Co. Judge.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

The Red Bluff (CaD Independent
of June I'd, says: There seems to be
quite large immigration to Oregon
this summer. Scarcely day goes by
but that several teams pass through
town on their way. to the "web nation. /"
This emigration seems to be caused by
the failnre of crops in the lower part
of the State. A large portion are from
the San Joaquin Valley, and the gem
eral accounts given by them are that
the crops of that valley are almost a
total failure. Many are we'll supplied
with agricultural implements, and when
questioned as to the propriety of tax.
ing them with them, say they were un-
able to sell them at any price, hence
the necessity.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

SENATOR NYE ON "RUINED HUs-
BANDS - The Washington cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
heard Senator Nye give the following
"opinion," just after the trial of Me-
Farland, for the killing of Richardson,
which resulted in acquittal:
When an infuriate | husband pistols
some one of his friends, on suspicion,
because he is supposed to have seduced
his wife, or to have been seduced by
her, it is true heroism to take the con-
sequences and be hanged, according to
law. This would create genuine sym>
pathy, and be the highest possible vim
dication of domestic honor. If fMcFar-
land was hung now, | would weep over
him as martyr to the marriage VOW
but being acquitted, he goes his way,
in public estimation low, mean, COW
ardly, drunken fellow. 1t is, you see,
great wrong to Dan, and he ought to
feel aggrieved that he is not hanged
Of course, with his wife unfaithful tc
him, life is desolate blank, dreary
waste, and not worth shucks And il
| were Dan, | believe, as the jury fail
ed me I'd 90 hang myself as Judas Is
CARROT did, like a gentleman.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

It has been said that every man has
at least one good point in his charac-
ter. A gentleman, travelling on Sum
day, was obliged to stop and have one
of the shoes of his horse replaced. The
farrier was just going to church. but
suggested to the traveller that Jem Har-
rison might be found at home at the
next forge. This proved to be true
and the rustic who had led the gentle~
mans horse to the spot, exclaimed,
"Well, I must say that for Jem. for it
is the only good point about him, he
do never go to church.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

The Mobile Register, of May 2Sth,
states that the amount of cotton plants
ed in the vicinity of that city exceeds
that of any previous year..
The Mobile Register mentions the
arrival, at that city, of cotton machin-
cry from England; and says it is de-
signed for an extensive addition to the
Tallassee Mills, for the purpose of spin
ming a fine grade of yarns for export
an experiment as yet but believed by
the most practical men to give promise
of success, and profitable business for
the South. It seems from this that
the people Of the South are turning
their attention to manufacturing as
well as producing the raw material.
A Southern paper states that a new
enterprise has been inaugurated in AL
ALBANIA this year; that of sending gar
den vegetables to Northern cities. The
exports, thus far, consist of strawber>
ries, blackberries, beans, peas, cabbag-
es, squashes, beets, etc, something new
being constantly added with the pro-
gress of the season. It is estimated
that at least 5000 bushels of English
peas have already been forwarded, with
corresponding proportion of other ar
ticles, amounting in value to from S.
900 to $4,000, and that the amount
will reach $4,000 this season, to be
greatly increased another year. The
points supplied are Chicago, Louisville
ST. Louis, Cincinnati and other West.
ern cities, besides considerable quan,
tity sent to New Orleans, and over tht
Nc bile and Montgomery road.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
ADVERTISING RATES.

One square 90 lines or less), first insertn, So 90
Each subsequent nsertion............".... l 90
liberal deduction will be made to quar-
terly and yearly advertisers.
Professional cards will be inserted at $l2 90
per annum.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance to insure publication. All other
advertising bills must be paid quarterly.
Legal tenders taken at their current value.
BLANKS and Job Work of every description
furnished at low rates on short notice
Va. All advertising bills must be paid
mon tslly.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

"The merry first of May"-First
young wife: ooh this horrid house
moving-ain't you distracted about ?"
Second do: 90 dear ! no. We have
it arranged nicely. Charles will see to
the furniture and things, and I will su-
perintend the removal of Fido and my.
self"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

A young lady, who has been study
ing finance for some time past, wishes
to know whether the day rate of gold
affects the nitrate of silver.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
The 0rtgou 9epubIiran
Is Issued Every Saturday Afternoon at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY D. M. C. eAULT g. Comply.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

OFFICE-Main street, between Court and
Mill streets, two doors south of the Postoffice.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

SINGLE CoPIEs-Dn Year, 50 so; Six
Months, 81 70; Three Months, ST 90.
Subscription must be paid strictly an adcance
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Is a temperance lecturer synonymous
with Waterspout!
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

The only organ without stops is
gossip's tongue.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

WILL SELL OR TRADE F6k HORSES.
| cattle or sheep, my & CAsiE.RA ard PIiO-
GEOGRAPHIC . sock; also my d~cllitg
house and Gallery in Dallas. For particulars
inquire of b. T. Nichols or
loft CHAS. LAF0LIFTT.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

EnLIANr, " cineaA4Y, Nov. Ii, Is,
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Nov. H. $50.
HG tIi.E W. quote fine fail butter at iOa re per Ii;
ie iii and summer butter Saioc; fair to good iol5c
common and inferior H0a!Sc bakers at 11alnc per H.
Canada butter ialr 10 good 2a3Jc; common and inferior
4Ua2S.
EGGS-fhe market is tolerably rm and sales are
made 1T Re per dozen.
BEANS We quote choice hand-pcke pea beans at
- oot2 o. per buShe Including Western and Eastern;
common do s. :jt2 80; choice h,nd-lclrd mediums at
- - common do 81 80; yellow eyes nj 81 "5a2 30 per
buShei.
mtnd and the supply is fully equal to the wants OF the
trade. We quote prime Eastern and Northern hay at
521a29 per ton; common do; inferior do l9l2O. Straw
-. per ton
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
IECT L II ES
II a y T - u q III III,
WINTER OF 197O-31.

FENiE LECTURE COMMITTEE WOULD announce
to subscribers, and the public generally that they
have made arrangements for course of TEN LEG
fURFS TO be delivered ut lIayturd Hall during the com
ing winter, rs follows
November ~; Hon. WAI. PARSONS,
Subject" Christopher Columbus"
December "a; Il. l.. Wlrrir,
Subject" Loaiing and I.nhorng.'
December Il; JOHN &. SAKE,
Subjcct''l ankee Land" q Poem.
December 30; REV. WV. II. II, MURRAY,
Subject" Adirondacks.
January 5th: JoIIN S. &. Anrorr
Subject 'rhe Spanish Court ana Nation. "
January Il; TO be announced hereafter.
January ~; (probahly )-(;i:N. JAMES A. HALL
Subject Battle OF Gettysburg"
February ID; PROF. EDWARD s. NOISE,
Sutjcct-"iiow Animals Move
February If; MRS MARY A. LIvERMoEE
Suljcct-"Thc Reasons Why"
February -; NJ. PAUL Il. Du CuAIILr,
Subject" Equatorial Africa"
TICKETS for the course $3.50. Single tickets 51 cts.
For Sale at Washburn's anu Caldwell's Book Stores
In order that this OF Lectures shall be
iul financially, it is necessary that very large number
OF tickets should be sold. The committee would
therefore earnestly request that all Interested in sustain
ing course OF Lectures Tor this city shGuld prov ir
tty nisriyrs with season tickets ut once.
WA. G. MARSHALL"
pHiLo lIEfSEY.
II. r. THOMPSON.
WV. IL. FOGI.fE
WV. +. W,SIEuHN.
LEWIS w. PENDieroN.
Belfast, Nov. |, tN70. TIL Committee.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST,

Nov. II. Sch Forest Queen, Dyer Portland
10. Schs Empire, Furguson, Salem; Earl, Furg uson,
ld Sch Kate, Alley, Boston,
SAILED,
= Nov. IL. Schs Banner, Mcfarland Boston Castcanc
Warren, Rockland
H. Schs NJ. ". Drew new Carter jacksonville; I. .
>. Beckett lakeman, Boston, Henry, Carter Salem.
= It. Sehs Amazon, Warren, Bangor; W. G. Eadic,
Ryder, Dix Island
-. Sch Paragon, Shute Bangor
TO- Sch Kate, Alley, Winterpor.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
The New y York K University Branch
23o Congress St, under Congress Hall,
K'zIH4HIes STAPLES.

1t has been about seven months since the University
Medicine was introduced into this State. Notwhstanl-
ing the strong opposition from the profession and their
particular friends the sales have increased from nothing
until they have reached $500 worth per day.
Hundreds of certificates can be nronccd if necessary
OF eases cured in Portland and vicinity. Many who
considered incurabe are now enjoying perfect health.
CAIARRH (the mother of Consumption Scrofua,
Salt Rhcum, and many other diseases hitherto consider
cd incurable readily yield under treatment the Uni
versity Medicines
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect success.
Having treated over two hundred cases within the last
three months, consider it safe to permanent
cure TO - out OF every hundred without eau
terzlion or the least exposure.
SPERMATORRHOEA the greatest destroyer of hui
mainly ON the face OF the Globe. How many bewail the
loss OF precious vitality without having the slightest idea
OF the cause, their manhood is daily vanishing and they
are gliding into state OF hopeless decay have treat
cd over five hundred cases OF this malady within six
months with the University Medicines with perfect sue
cess.
Persons afflicted with disease will please call or send
and get book treel wherein they will nd their dis,ls
cs explained, and necessary remedies.
Address, PELEG STAPLES,
@Jo Congress ST., Portland Ne
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

COCHRAN, No., AuI. Is, $50.
part OF any person, |, OF my free will and accord
give testimony to the virtue OF your medicine.
have suffered extremely with the Eicdiaq PiteS and
Ctrrh for tea Years. My memory, sight and hearing
were failing from the effect OF them. iell last spring
that muse resign my calling.
have taken two bottles OF the Pie Extract two of
the "EAtract of Cancer Plant and bottle of
"Catarrh Specific 1t has done wonders for me. |
am 4 new man. feel as though l have found sure
Il. last.
Yours Truly, JOHN COLLINS,
Pastor of the NJ. T.. Church, liorham Me.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
Notice. FOrGCIOSIlrGOf MOrig1oGOf Real Estate

N!!.!!AM i. III Moan nf incn!nyillo Count 50
OF Waldo, State of Maine, assignee hereby give no
tice that Mary l.. billings of Liucolnyr County of
Waldo, State OF Maine, conveyed TO Mary X. Mathews
OF llncolnyc, aforesaid, by mortgage deed dated oct
18th A. u. 1865, recorded in waldo Registry II Deeds
book i5 page 1873, (and assigned 10 by said Mathews
the following described real estate viz certain parcel
OF land B ing in lnconvillc aforesaid and know rs the
Tavern Stand reference being made ID said mortgage
deed for lnorr particular descriptions that The cond
ton i'll said mort gage is bruk, hy reason Of Which
claim i foreclosure OF the same
WILLIAM X. III Moan.
Dated TINS to~rth day Of November A. y. 1870. "H Is
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

This may certify that had been suffering with the
rheumatism" tor five months. And at that time it
seized my right hip and leg, down the foot. This
ne physicians called "Sciatc. tried many kinds of
highly recommended medicines which applied side
and also many kinds which took for the flood. Still
Sol no rclicf for seven months more all the doing
my best, with good advisers have in orr cty
Finally called at the New ork diversity i:ranca aud
the proprietor said lie could help me. 50 commenced
on ll3 medicine, and in four weeks thought felt relief
And in eight weeks WAS able to leave my cane 1T home
and have been well up this time three mouths having
passed. DAVID hEA/EE
Portland, Aug. vi, $50.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

For eight years have been afflicted with Salt Rhelm
and ErysipaS, had not been able to work six weeks
out OF six years. -Four months ago my hand and arm
scarcely resembed human flesh the pain intense
! could not rest diy or night. Having employed the
pest medical aid could lind without the least relief
had about given up IN despair Having heard OF many
important cures made by the University MedicineC,
concluded 70 try it. In two months from tha time |
commenced the sores vanished and have been able TO
attend to my daily work Since
tltIAiI L. AREY, Cape Elizabeth.
N,t ~
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
OCAL ITEM <
News of the County and City.

SHORT CAKE. Have glass of water handy
when reading the Age. 'tl> so dry it may choke
'l.....Motto of the Name Central "Wcll Dunn
,nJ and faithful servant. many have done we'll
ID those cNcc)Icst them all"."..Thc season i, get
Da5 little lac 10 set hen..."C christopher Golum-
+ Jfad-you will remember that h. discovered
\ettI#i....Io tel whether an egg l. bld--uch
we -aW Pierce trimming the ga, lamps
Il, we shall ~ able "to See il III tha LIGHT
Singular hut luc--that the moon never
N on dsd'N nights 1..."We notice 4 considerable
" church street boarded over al Chasc's cor
hat cant learn whether il i, to BE Slated ol
a-lod.....lf any one ever sav Il finer day for tic
W.blIn Of November than last Monday, We wish
would leave sample at our >..nctum......H Hay
narhet square teams with business ......On the
rN0 70 state Prison or Congre>s--those wretche>
i4. ircSno with chalk the fences on Church street
uul railroad affairs remain in pretty much the
.lAr condition is last week. 4 train runs through
tN day. keeping the track i'll order. The Rail
iHll commissioners will make Their examination
u- Wcek. commencing Thursday morning at
t-7.nuu. II is understood that after the cN-mi-
..t IA rNiden Of The condition Of the roa VIII he
scented, III hearing 10 be- hat in th, ait1 The
tr>lon oi the commissioners. il j. hoped. win b,
ndored by the middle of next weoL. Hon. Geo
-'"aiI has been engaged t. conduct thc rl~., lor
CENTRAL Roai. and viii do 50 II NOT jn..lp4citHt-
" injuries n the Hate a,,idetu. Nos-r~ y. H.
nihen and W. Marshall wjH arcai Il. behalf
4" lht Directors u w. b. 4 NJ. u. Eoad
Nuuaurh tDc rti'foal /. q irient in roliir. Stock
o NJ Business, and ha not SOUGHT Tor it. passenger.
nlho.ah rtoh.ro4 - considerable number and
\ tl. !
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
IAEAPEST AND BEST PA.

HEAP P AMP AN IE BEST IpSARER ToF my cents
and either of the following splendid engravings FEE
Evangeline; The American Beauty; President Grant
Gen. Geo. b. Mcl4e HE BANNER is full
of FACT Fun and FANCY, Stories, poetry, Rich
and Racy Sketches, &C. Gold and Silver Watches,
Sc, offered Tor largest lists. SUBSCRIBE NOW.
Specimens six cents None free. Please say where Won
saw this notice.
Address, UNION BANNER. Belfast Maine
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
EhaG RsEs&Y. TIE TsVENTN-Esas EsrBs
AsAH DE NOVEMBER NEXT
as Il day of hsUHLRC THANK SEWING
and PRAISE

Let Us gather on that day as congregations
and families to recount our blessings, to rc-
new the love OF kindred and home, and to
ION in thanks and worship to the Giver.
Reminded also by these gatherings, Of the
losses and sorrows that attend this human
lot' may we cherish thoughts Of tenderness
ana charity, and seek to render acceptable
service to God by works of good to our fell
low men.
Given At the Council Chamber, this thirty
first day of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and Of the Independence of the
mted States Of America the ninctv-tifth.
JOSHUA l.. CIIAMBERlAIN.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW. Secretary of State
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

For three years | badly afflicted with Asthma
Catarrh, and Il fearful consumptive cough. was per
feGty cured with tie University Medicines in six weeks
For the past two months | have been continually cN.
posed t. wet and cold without the least return of synp
toms of the above diseases. CAPT. A, GLE lNf.S
Cape elizabeth, June Sd, 1870.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

For four years have been troubled with bleeding
piles, had been most Of the time under treatment Of
our best physicians, but got relief. | called at the
University Branch obtained bottle Of ointment and
IL cured me i'll three days, and have had return
symptoms since. j. Ii. BARBAHICk.
taMrLlm. Sort. 90. 1S.n
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet discover
3D. and cnycS dH MINORS from the worst N}efuLi ~ M
common Efupti0n. FinPtcs and Eiut'hos on N, t1...
and Sc0lH rough skin, which are such annoying diem
lsheS to many young persons, reid to the OF vW
bottles Of this wonderful medicine. From one to ,,gLt
bottles cure sat HhcHn, ETgSi2etaS ~cod Hcad, A,t
Uo2mS, EoHs, ScriY tWphoaS, 81 ne NijH, NcruJ,dn
Sores !ccrS ad Ctllk,n in M JTlHH anu SfAurt
1t is pure medicinal extract OF native and llu
combining ia hGrmony Natures most sovereign curtt.vr
properties, which God has Justified into the vvs,ttut.
kingdom for healing the sick. 1t is great
the strength and Vigor OF the system. Those who ar
lngud, slcepless, have Aerr0US 0ppTCte
or any of the affections ymptomatc OF reulncSG, viii
find convincing evidence OF its restorative power upu1
trial 1t you feel dHH dF0lrSp dchiidted aud drSEoHG
emit, have frequent Hea1ache mouth tastes bddB III.
morning irregular appetite and tongue codtci, You ar,
suffering from Torpid L'rer or "EHtoHSncsS." In
cases of "Licer C0hpiajnt only part of these symp
toms are experienced. AS remedy tor all such case
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has no equals
effects perfect cures leaving the liver strengthened
hedifhy For the OF Iiabitual Constipation OF the
Bowels it failing remedy and those who have
used it for this purpose are loud in ITS praise. In HroH
rhut. Throat and LH'y Disease, il has produced
truly remarkable cures where other medicines lad til-
eel Sold by druggists at $lo0 per bottle. Prepared at
the Chemical Laboratory of
3mosI2 L.. y. FIERCE, NJ, D., Buffalo, n. !.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

Flaercd by the reception Of, and great demand for
the above valuable and timely tIcatises and also
great need OF the present age, the author has just pub
lished Il book, treating Exclusively OF NERVOUS
cents SENT FREE receipt OF So fer the other two
books, postage paid.
These are, beyond all comparison, the most extraord-
nary works on Physiology ever published There is
nothing whatever that the MARRIED Or SINGLE, OF
ETHEL; SEX, either require or wish to know but
what is fully explained, and many matters of the most
important and interesting character introduced to
which no auson even can be found IN any other works
thor whose experience is such probably before
ft to the lot of any given in fall. No person
should be without these valuable books.
"NAIUAELE BookS.-We have received the valuable
medical works published by the Peabody Medical Inst
tute These books of actual merit, and should lind
place in every intelligent family. They are not the
cheap of abominable trash published by rrcSpon.
sbe parties and purchased to crafty tastes
written by responsible professional gentleman of
cnlinence, OF instruction vital matters
concerning which aincntblc Ignorance exists. The i'm
portant subjects presented treated with dccacy
ability, and care, and an appendlN useful
scrlpions for prevailing complaints are adled.' Coos
HepHbtcdn Lancaster, NJ ~.
The author of these books is one of the learned
and popular physicians OF the day and is entitled to the
gratitude of our race for these Invaluable productions
avoid the of those diseases to which they are sub
jet, and he tells them just how and when 10 do it,
chronicle, Tdrmington, Maine Sept :, 1860.
N. B.Avoid those foreign and native quacks who are
as laWless they Ignorant, who under hghsound-
ing titles stolen the substance of the chapters OF
these works, and in some instances the titles Of the
books, and advertise them rs their own.
Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or
Dr. W. Ii. PARKER, No. Buliinch Street, Boston,
Dr. Parker may be consulted in srctcst confidence on
all diseases requiring skill aud experience. INvIoAEI
SECRECY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. lyrl1