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nlY GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Reai Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and d streets

NO. jig, Soutfeaet corner TIN and ID streets
fWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
Urn STREET NORTH, AT PUBLIC SALE.
IA On MONDAY NEXT the Sd day Of DC iober,
GI At pa clock .. We shall sell, in front of
~the premises. a two-stOry Frame House and
lot, fronting on 9Th stree north, opposite General
20 Towards residence, having a front OF 10 feet,
running through to 9Th street west, containing 1900
feet The above house is two stories high we'll built
AID nearly new, wit h hall. cellar, and gas
Terms made known at sale.
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser. 5 lUU will lie required on day OF sale.
. se26-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY WIN. l.. WALL AGO, Auctieneers, =
- New Marble Building. No. 900 and 9O2,
South corner 9th street and Pennsy ly ana avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
"a by virtue Ut u deed of trus; from James Nc
arv 10 me, dated 18th March, 1862 ard re
~cnrded In Liber and X, No. ., toIio 2S, &c,
Lne OF the land records of the county of Washington
District Of Columbia, 1 shall, on TUESDAY 0ctO-
Dor j.. 1870 proceC to sell, public auction on the
Premises at IA clock m, Lot number sey
tID in the plat Of the subdivision of square number
five hundred and eighty (5S) a recorded In thu
Surveyors Office Of the said city in W. E., $50, the
10th Of September, l,6j.
/ Terms 81 sale: One half cash; balance in month
Interest from day of sala Deed given and trii.t
tab. Fifty dollars required at time Of sale Stamps
and cow eyaDClng at purchaser cost.
VIM. A. GORDON, JR., Trustee.
I sel5th nadts WIN. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

by wM. =. WALL CO, Auctionoers,
- .. Dis hs ana aSen Harr $50 Bsz ar
h aRsr AMP HuLfs EMIT sSE 81
81 sl FL s. At so ApfSIGS Sib.,
90 IL p9ilaT, fine dr row. Of worE, saddis
FiFfi i H6RS * sri sNR MI Mules
So, ,i tgr v o. an Of Coz eminent
foUr Carria0es aud three sets A ar aess
"a ~ u Nant of use, aId pair tine u Tsss, Cstreee
~ t,afr's the property Of gentleman having
Wv ard Second hand Carriages, Wagons, Hsr-
-ufr auctici sales Iuesaay- Thursdays sni
Ss T',,:yG Without regard {? Tea,hsr
II Aucti"ueeT5.
y lArIMYR CLEARLY. Aucttonr~rs,
corner gS%sf and h
oSSEE[RGAET MARBLE Tor sIsR3E- PAGk
[ IfsSE f doeffrbb OxIlsTr
d.kKSSiiTTg RE, BsnssELs ANb TH ~ =,
fhks llSE t ciSa AND AkGH tGh *
lhNsIoS DISlSG ThBLEs HAiR LAT
IEE kfaEa R Els foesFarg viii Mif *
SsSERAL EXPERIMENT oF nor sEann6
On SATURDAY MORN iNtI ,,ct. 4, $50, at
81 10 a'ci"Ck, in front of our auction rooms,
fF Rnli irlI superior collection OF the above
Also.
Two Carriages in god condition
Toms cash: LATIMER & CLEARLY,
1t Republican Aucti9neers.
l(Y WM. NJ. WALL & co AuctiJneers,
- New Marble Building.
Ms. 900 and 9O2 S.W cor. Ia. ave and oh st
PEEEMPTORYsAL OF InPpRTEDLIQUoR
IN WOOD AND GLASS.
GeN On THURSDAY MORNING, September
H[j29 -, lSlU, commencing at 10 clock.
Ssszs viii sell, on the first Dor OF saesrOOms
=, "A nne lot Of m ported and dome site Liqu prs,
o. "hich we call special attention to dealers. We
name III part, viz:
Cases London Bass Ale.
Brown Stout,
Dock Port.
a. Tom Gin,
Go Cognsc Brandy
Whisky, Hannis Bourbon
GeI man W ine. Lsipzis.J
= Old Amontillado sherry.
tiaTet Chateau 81 aTgauX,
s. Estephe
4" - Julian
LIQUORS IN pEMIJOHNS
Brandy, Gin, " hsky.
GIoUeRs IN WOOD.
. H.. Ibis he.iacky Copper Distilled Whisky.
One caSk Sherry (PaleD
Terms: All sums under Sl0 cash: owe, that
ap unit credit II thirty days with notes satisr,c
tofill Endorsed, bearing interest
ga wM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts
ErTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
ao ount OF the rain unt1l SATURDAY, October l.
So WM. l.. WALL CO AIcts
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lsN GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction...rs,
~ Southeast corner If .th aai ID stree.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
PROPERTY FRONTING 81 FEET INCHES
o. EI|HfH II. FAST. AND y MET GN
IHE " Bile SPACE bETNEEN SAID -
y x! ri AND PENSA. AVENUE.
- BN Nirtge 81 a Odd II trust. bearing Aasr
S3slUlA l>-h; l>6S, az recorded in Liber and /.
Nc- " IL lts. 6r % the land records - the
- g y Guligk. Treasurer ~ the Eastern Bniaing
h''iS'ion Ne shalt eNpo-e 70 sale. in srort q the
a y lSO, At . clock N, the northern - lrst
on Sth street east the pitt 81 :: geet
q lCt No. :, IN S4uaTg No. rs.
Terms 81 sale one hall cash: balance in siN and
twelve months, satisfactorily secured II terms q
sale are NOT Complied with IN fla DAYS. Trustees re
serve the right 10 resell ct defsultng pnr-
chaser. On five days notice an the EVVninz Star
$40 down when the property Is knocked of.
y. ". JONES,
7. EDw'nCIARK.( ihnsaSs-
e. reodsds GREEN WILLIAMS. kurf-
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by LATIMER CLEAEI, Au-tloneers,
- tsuccsssars To Cooper Latimer.I
Southwest corner Of Pena. avenue and lIih street
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RY GREEN W lLLIAMs, AactIoneers
- Southeast corner eth and ID stree
THREE TWO-SfORY FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS, FRONTING ON l. STREET NORTH,
tEETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
WEST. AT AUCTION.
Ia nMONDAY, the Sd day of October, 1870
EnA a: O'Clock p. shall sell. in front OF the
-.premseJ, Lots Nos. ami 5, in Square No
i5, with the i'm prCvemeDts, consisting OF three two
tory Frame Housss, which will. sold separately
S.d without reserve, to settle up estate.
ITerms: One half cash, balance and L. months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
pust on the premises. All convey ancng and reve
que stamps AT the cost OF the purchaser. SO down
a each house at the time If sale,
seG-d GREEN X WILLIAMS, AuCts.
Ri LATIMEB s CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccetsors to Cooper LatimerD
! Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street.
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=. SILVERBER0,
3I3 SEVENTH STREET,
~. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ID srRBEY

C0RP0RATION BONDS TAKEN AT PAR
v One-Islt cash, balance in Carpets, Oslcl5ths,
Ysttings, Window Shades, Table LineLs, Towels
Hair and SLuok Mattresses, Feather Pillows, &c.
kpAMSOSS,
sel0- tse9 3O5 9th ST next 10 Penna avsn
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RI LATIMER q CLEARLY, auctioneers,
~ successors TO Cooper & LAtimer. }
Southwest corner Pennsy lv ania ave. and 18th 81.
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TOMORROW.

g "ATIMER CLEARLY. Auctioneer-,
60. {; ucCe~suTs 10 COope. & Iatnnar.l
e'u'h"est corner Penmsyl vania ave ard nth street
TIL SFEES, sAuE or; VALUABLE pouBLr
~ Hol ~ IMITATION Brown STONE
kHy ~ 18th STREET, BETWEEN {
aNp STREETS NORTH
- byNHtie 81 deed If trust tn the subscri
L. ana snSar l date the Z-ih Jay Of june I. p ls
" e., 4" the land records for this UNITY, anil sby
Ill III hlttCtion Of the party secured thereby.
s.Ii, AZ public a1Ction, ON STATUE tI. -. Ist
GS 81 october D.. 1879. at a1s o'clock D. H.. IA
nJnt 9i The premises, Lot No. H. IN square No ASS
"TT1tins TO TIE plan q the city Of Washington;
hhe iot fronts about Al feet the west side of
IN street and has depth a about los feet, and is
nv t"std ~uh a Ire double Brick House with
~ 10 uhltailon OF brown stone. The lot has
rear. " ~ s''O' " N
Itrns OF sale: One-third cash; balance in two
.tuai pfy m"llts of six and twelve months with in
tetest lrTm day of sale Deferred payments to IL
secured by deed of trust on the property. Con
= yahSing anu stamos at the cost OF the purchaser
y down at the time Of saie. If he terms of sale
hOt Complied with ia five day from day OF sale
tht ustee reserves the right to resell after five
uNs hnIlce IN some newspaper published ia the
CITY OF Washington at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser FRED. W. JONES. Trustee.
seZIdts LATlMER CLEARLY. Aucts.
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10y LATIMER & CLEARI ,Auctionaers,
ID Successors to Cooper a Lltimer,)
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th street
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DI GREEN x WILLIAMS

RI GREEN & WILLIAMS.
- h9 9,a t r sand and keal Estate Brokers,
TsEsTEEs SALE or yALUABLE IMPROVED
Skw IEEsEY AvEsGE. 'iNhhi' NhAa
Ia BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated uly "a,
X = f et G ~ Re q the and rero s
M party secured therey viii sell 81 Pasii6 au g.
If iTSRt Ct tn the rTeEsei a. 81 oeisek n OF
par Q. Lois numbered one u }, thirty three 81,
ihr;y ionr 90 and thirty five 49, in The recora4d
al! eleven 81: IN the City 81 ashi% n stoR b. CO
aga Re ng described as follows -BeginnDg North
c?rncr Of saId sIuare and nc rinh,:S west along
nirtern hoe or .aid TO, numbered thirty three 81
,aence northesstwardiy TO peiut Girgc;iy north vi
4 beginning, t"9eth'r with the alIay,gay heionng
tserst9, and all ths impro' 1nenis, consisting oi
Terms Of sail One third IN cash OF which iDJ must
u paid AT sale;l the deferred payments De made
ifm day - ..e and secured by deed of trnst 10 tn.
satisfaction If the Trustee The terms tn be com
WITH S rnt@ 4c.e a Sr f LAY 9. ale
"St XII " a k snf
stampr at The purchaser c..-t
IS 2l-eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMs. Aucts,
RY LATIMER CLEARLY, Auoti peers,
southwest corner Of PennsyIvsnfs ave and lith st
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
N by virtue OF decrees Of the Circuit aud Su-
OSSprt me Courts of the District If Columbia, the
drrsigned. a. trustee, will sell At public
don, Gu the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18Th
q OctObec next, ut 80 O'Clock, Right Desirable
Building Lots, situate on Eighth street west, "a
rNeen North q street and Rhode Island avenue. be
no Lots 2, 3, 9, To- IL and l. Of Brent subdiyi-
don OF Square SD
Terms Of sale prescribed by drcree:-One- third
q the purchase money TO be paid in cash. and the
femanc er In two equal payments at six ami twelve
months with interest secured to the satisfaction Of
ue gustee. the pUiCh purchaser 20 have the
rght to pay, in cash. the whole OF The purchase
noney Tor the part ~ the premises purchased by
o. time OF sale; revenue ssmps and convey ancing
cost OF puIC haser. In case OF non compliance vita
terms IT sale within five days, trustee will resell the
prem ise- al cost and rsk OF defaulting purchaser
Title direct from the Bovernr-nt.
! JOHN CABKOLL BRENT. Trustee.
I SEQ eC3w&ds LATlNER CLEARY, AuCts.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, October Sd, at j O'Clock D.
E" m we will sell, in front Of the premises part
80 OF Lot -, in Square GA. This property j. sit
patod in jackson sley, between aud II streets and
lst and North Capitol streets, having a width OF l6
FEET by depth OF Is feet inches and i'm proved by
two-st.ry Brick House, containing four Rooms.
| Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
4Onths, with interest, secured by decd of trust
Sonyeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. $50
b. time Of sale.
Y so 1-d&ds. LATIMER CLEARY, AnCts,
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MARRlED.

III CAINpRY-CHOATE On tn evening OF the
IN srptsElrr, a. the residence of ihe bride :
ia..rts, ~ Rev. Thomas G Addison. WILLIAM
re CAiNDRY, Of Baltimore, Nd. I, Miss
MALl ChUA1E, Of Washiu gton, ID. q. No cards
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LATlMER CLEARLY, Auc.ioneers
~ Successors TO Cooper 4 latimer
COutuWe5t corner Penn, ayenup aud ST

TX tbEAh1, AuCtIOneeTs,
~ Successors TO Cooper K latimer J
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth It.
"A by virtue OF decree Of tho Supreme Court of
C~lhe Distrlct ot Columbia, passed on the nth
,--1a OF Junes $50, in Eluity cause No. l,7i9,
~ooa q al vs. Bas-e.t ct al fie undersigned trus
Tee VIZ sell at public auction On WEDNESDAY,
september 2sth. 1870, at 81, O'Clock D. m, part ii
lots Zand 20 in square rs, fronting about p feet II
inches on second street east. the Garner ~
East capitol street. an1 being about % feet 10
ia ne. IN depth The above is of the finest build
Ierms OF sale 0ne-third cash; residue in equal in
stailncnts AZ and IL months from date sale with
interest and secured by the of the purchaser
and lien upon the property, all cash at option .f
purchaser. SltN to he paid at time Of sale If the
purchaser does not com ply with of sale within
On" week thereafter the property will be rcsnid at
h1f rlsh and cost Convey alclg aud stamps at cost
Of purchaser
SARUSI; (Trp.,sa.
JAS. q PAYNE.{ ifus'ees'
scl9 eoSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
so1unt OF weak II, until SATURDAY, october Ist
saene hour and place. Bv order of Trustees
tt@ LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FU ryrt DAYS.

=
X LAIlNER - CLLARY. Aucti.u..,.
lF-'s.'.'-> f- o. Corr < r.,sf-...
'-'' ~ f'ru-gi anna A.. ami Il'h :,
n : --.-.S sALk OF NALgAp T. 49,
DLNSBJ RG ROAD. - int MA
g. By whine ri iced Of trust. satsB t.,
SSs;oIs' lsrs srd ~ H~isi I'm Ihf- - . az
>-@ol1 -. @ see. 81 the lsI.I r,slrss 81: Was,
Ia Q UgiH l. g AL by oIi Il ga, ps--y - 49,
~ -cli a. public auction iu front sT D. t,-.y
is,T. ~ o., L'VhrS' bidder on THURSDAY ~.
21tadaAUi October, \. II 49,. sts pt.-gN + IA .
a'lti ' rertr in trar. e land. ~ ~ttod IN.
,. v s~.ir -tou af.f known Sc " IA 4, y l..,s
. partSi EtUv lCk -tr,tE ct tWo , trtet. ri
~ Gales VI ,lg,ur. aa4 HAslpCks HAS. a
cnrti-g & Al i" ly tie eyaI Of tn cunt,
n Wssh'r-t p, n G.. and cTSta,nir- twtly. ard
'sr-'N - I1 . les
7 WIS pnC IN ~ SAB halaucr ia six aud twelve
months. deferred yulguis o. ha secured "a ~
p~cEcrty- I.C.c huc AZ I Il lnps AZ tll- t.,f q
purchaser. $40 1wn a. gisie og >sle.
"a, VrNI IT. fronts N tha Blaleaslur- L m
m slttitly ypPus.te the res iGUcc VI rT ". G.
Ialuer. and al r0fils SIZE lands ~ J0l HrkeN T. I'll
ten ami nfier hish state 81 cultivation " ald
Il IKE o profitable market garden The CpIUu.isis-
str ~ railroad vii ruu y sam lev FuDsrrf ,5r.i
It he land ". IA CLAGETr, TFHStea,
lATlNEE CLEAEl.
80 .0o.Cc7 SO, lr.ril-.N s;T anrtion'Irs
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u WEN. IL. WALL CO.. AuctIoneers,
- New Marble Buildings
No. 900 and 963 Pennsylv ania avenue.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF A
lI8RtE STOCK OF VELVET, BBUSsELS
IIAPESTEI, THREE PLY, lNGRAIN. VENE.
TITAN, AND HEMP CARPETS; COCOA AND
MANILA MATTINGs: RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
ETC: ETC, BY CATALOGUE, AT AUCTION
on II ESDAl MORNING, 4ih October, 80,
. N mencing At 10 clock, will sell AZ our spa.
q Us saies-rooms, on the first and second floors.
orisces of J. Crossiey q Sons yelve.s.
20 Crossings Brislt's, and other makes
% Tapestry Brussels
y pieces Of Three ply, Lowell & HsrIford's
rs Super and other Ingram Carpets
~ Venetian, Hemp, and other Carrets
Cocoa aud Manila Mating
80 &C and 81 Oil Cloths.
en invoice Of Nsivets, Felt and Manila Bugs and
able Covers
Also, other Carpets, which it lie unnec sary to
o. uuerate.
The above viii be- sold In quantities to suit pur-
lI4Scrs.
W. call III" especial attention Of buyers " the
thoEc sale, as the goods of this i'm ports
On aud 81 III. latest styles, and true t. name and
J. perfect condition.
I Tens Of sale: All sums under slco cash: over
That smouRtme credit OF 30 and 90 days for notes
tatlSiactOfFyNeBdersed. bearing interest. Persons
Awaiting themselves Of the credit, will please give
TIE name OF the endorser before CONNIE nent OF
BALE. W. l.. WALL & Co,
SEQ rep 4 Sun Iier.I Auctionsers
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Is IA t =. Il = CLLARI. Aucti .u-st,.
: .'.'.'' -> % q fn'Say & fr,ff-.sH-.
S"u'hWe-i c r-eI 20 P'uu-s'N ana 4, .-f r,.h
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
TOWN & COUNTY NEWS.
Polk County Official Directory.

Polk county covers an area of about 1880
square miles. Number of voters. 1927. Acres
of land under cultivation, 1920. Value of
assessable property, $l,524,513. The Land
Office for this District is located at Oregon
City-owen Wade, Register; Henry Warren,
Receiver.
COUNTY OFrIcERs.-Jadge, J. L. Collins;
Commissioners, 4. c. Dice. |. Levens: Sheriff,
j. w. Smith Clerk, J I. Thompson 4ss4ssor,
II. Davis; Trcasarer, r. NJ. May; .School .Su-
perintendent, J. II Myer; Suryeyor. S. I. Bqrch !;
Coroner, C. D. Elnbree.
PosT OFFICE Towns Bethel, Bridgeport,
Buena Vista, Dallas County scat, Eola, Grand
Ronde, Independence, Luckiamute, Lincoln,
Lewisville, Monmouth, Rickreal, Salt Greek
and Zena.
U. S. MAIL leaves Dallas for Salem on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at a. m, return
lug same days at 6 p. M; for Independence,
each Tuesday morning at o; for Salt Greek,
each Tuesday at l p. M; for Lafayette, Mon
day and Thursday at p. m, returning We'd
nesay and Saturday at 10 a. M. for Corvallis,
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 a. m, returning
Monday and Thursday at 3 p. m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

At an early hour on Sunday morn>
ing, says the Statesman, five convicts
escaped from the Penitcntiary. Two
of them, Westcott and Indian Bob,
were in the hospital, under treatment
La the evening, as the men marched
from the reading room to their cells,
three of them managed to slip into the
hospital ward, and were concealed by
the two sick ones During the night
they took up tho floor Of five iuch
plank, which bad become rotten, and
made good their escape. Three are
supposed to have gone in an easterly
direction the other two up the river
Parties are in search of them in vari-
Gus directions, and it is to be hoped
they viii all be retaken One thousand
dollars reward is offered by Major NJ.
2. Berry for their arrest, in the follow
ing SUNS: James Hayden, 5 feet 81
inches high, sandy hair, partly bald,
aged Is, $3.50. Chas. Sutton, feet
inches, tattooed on right arm and hand
black hair, $3.50. John Williams, 6
feet high, anchor on left arm, vessel
and letters 4. A. N. on right, aged 20,
$3.50. VIM Wescott, 5 feet 81 inches,
curly hair, light complexion, has ca
tarrh in the head. aged 2l, sl00. In
dian Bob, saddle.colored, 500. Each
convict wore off a Gardner shackle.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

CoAL.-Some weeks since we mentioned
coal bank discovered in the Coast Range Noun
tains by Mr.. LitchGcld. Mr.. L. is prospecting
has discovery, and finds it to be more valuable
than at first supposed AS he tunnels in the
bank is found to be increased in size ard the
coal is better in quality. From some speci
mems we have seen, we Judge that it Will make
gas. Mr. L. intends fully opening his lode
this summer, and if he can make a profit on
quarrying coal for the market he will do So.
The only difficulty in the way now is lack of
easy and cheap transportation.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
On Sea and Land the Great Restora-
tive,

As a remedy for the sea>sickncss which be
sets the voyager on his way to and from Cali
foruia and for the disorders which assail the
unacclimated cmigrant in the unhealthy dis
tricts of the interior, H0STETTER'S STOX-'
ACH BITTEkS will be found equally efica-
cious On no part of the continent has the
value of this pure vegetable elixir, rs a spe-
cifc for epidemic diseases, been so clearly de-
msnstrated as in the new States and Terrific
ries living contiguous to the Pacific Ocean. As
n means of preventing the distressing and
dangerous attacks of fever, and the dysenterc
and diarrhoeal complaints which are engender-
cd by poison in the air, or by the of water
containing vegetable mineral faint inmi>
cal to health, it is confessedly superior to any
other tonic or Alternative III the world. 1t acts
as preventive agent by siren gthening and
exhilaratng the whole physical organization,
and producing regular habit of body. Ali
that the human system requires, to enable 1t 10
resist the deleterious affects of malaria, is in
creased vigor and vital activity, and these are
the inevitable results of course of this cce
brated tonic and corrective. 1t promotes ap-
petite, facilitates digestion, controls the liver,
re er,ilatcs the bowels, braces the nerves super
induces sound and wholesome sleep, invigo
rates without exciting the pulse, and inparts
buoyancy to the animal spirits The body and
mind toned and cheered by its genial opera
ration, are in a condition to Tepel all exterior
influences which tend to produce disease. Flux
dysentery, bilious remittents, chilis and fever,
rheumatism, &c, are almost always caused by
atmospheric poison acting upon an unlortified
system. Brase up the organism, and cheer
the spirits, with this wholesome medicatea
stimulant and then neither the :nalaria gener-
ated By the fiItk of crowded cities, nor the ex-
balation of new soils, nor the yapid wat r of q
sprin gless region, win be likely to produce any
serious consequences. l6-4W
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
The parting Of young ladies is much
ldeu about nothing.

The parting Of young ladies is much
adieu about nothing.
An Iowa clergyman has been depos>
ed from his church for allowing his
wife to use his name to advance the
sale Of sewing machines.
It is advertised that Gan Oil Fash>
ioncd Girl" can be had at all the re-
spectacle book stores, price, 81 SO.
Unmarried men should invest.
Oliver Wendell Holmes says that
widows who cry easy are first to marry
again. There is nothing like vet
weather for transplanting.
An old lady who was asked what she
thought Of the eclipse, replied, We'll,
it proves one thing-that the papers
don't always tell lies"
Brigham Young is one OF the rich
est men in the world. A single New
York bank has invested 100000, 600
in securities on his account, and he is
The third largest depositor in the Bank
of England
Josh Billings says: "Menny people
spend their tine in trying to find the
hole whar sin got into the world" If
two men break through the ice into a
mill pond, they had better hunt for
some good hole to get out of, rather
than get into long argument about
the hole they fell in.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, is a
permanent invalid. He walks with a
cane in each hand, and addresses the
Senate while seated in his chair. AL
though a paralytic there is no lack of
energy in his manner, and his voice
reaches every portion Of the spacious
chamber and galleries.
The indications arc that the coming
will be the greatest base ball season for
years. Young and old~men will neg
lect their business to see their favor
ties play match game with some rival
club. The amount Of money which
our national exercise costs is immense.
FEMALE GAMBLERs.-There were
no gamestresses among the Greeks
and the Roman women were ALWAYS toG
much occupied with their domestic af,
fairs to ind time to play. What will
our modern ladies think when we
state that the Emperor Augustus
scarcely wore garment which had not
been woven by bis wife, his sister OF
/ grand daughters!
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
Ssaersd's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. TO
, me directed issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for the county
of Polk, on o. judgment rendered on the 23d
day of April, 1870, in favor of L. Bettman and
against Reuben Doty, Jesse Ray, w. III. Ray
for the of eleven hundred fifteen and 36-
i00ths dollars, U. S. gold or silver coin, with
interest at the rate of one per cent. per month
from rendition of Judgment until paid, together
with costs and a&cruing costs, have levied
upon and seized and viii expose at public auc-
ton, in the town of Eola. Polk county,, Orc
gon, at the store of said Doty & Ray, June the
18th, 1870, between the hours Of 8 o'clock A.
NJ. and 1 o'clock P. VI. of Sid day, all the
goods, wares and merchandise, such as Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Queens Ware,
Stone Ware Spades and Shovels, and various
other notions too numerous to mention. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
J. w. SMITH.
1t4w Sheriff of Polk Co., Ogn.