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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
ruE N.,RroN warCIs.

THIS .ridefy kao1n. rsisaJie aud elegant
y at.h. inng aud FrLLY APPROVED ot by
.;oygaSsgNT ami RAILROAD OFFICIALS, is aosr
encssed ia the INV iaprsred NoRruS GoLp
drraI the rerv latest dis~ouery ia tae science
af .mgraLLuRaY." which for hardness. daea>
bsiiiY and bitlffnseg ni cpLoR and polish has
a,,,sa found ~ sgnpAss al other kHpsea~ ssetais
1t ,iors MT tafTsish hv WEAR, exposure to heat,
moisture. change nf ciimate. or the actioa IF ony
Actps ..r guses. and permanently retafa. its
JeaaftfHf toLoR FuLLY EQUAL tS the finest
eoLe and MEYER WEARS oUr. This celebrated
warrH IL In soLtp doabts hunting rnses. oi NoR-
10Y tinIp MKrAL. rich ~ design, artistic ia f"-
i.k. with magic spriug push pin. lmitat,on
ptltenf sELF-wlsBiSG sfsaa improved bevel swell.
,i,ub joints engise turned nerl, EXTRA FINE
faH ruby jegefsd LEVER morements. covered
with engraved prsr GAPS, accurately adjusted
to all degrees of HgAT or coin, with all the
latest improvements. cannot be surpassed for
cosRgcp TIME Keeping qualities. aud experts
canmot detect the slightest difference in appear
ance from one at tha finest 500 Cold Watches
and lasts long as petI. and KkErs AS
CORRECT TINE. They ore manufactured solely
by rs. and are thoroughly earraated in every
respect for fire years. A single one at the abuve
beautiful Watches msied pre- paid 10 any ad>
dress in retces lined case. with key,
&c. all complete for only nly..............-....$l5.
Watches for Holiday Pre.ents manufactured
to order.
GENUINE AMERICAN WArcnEs of NIL grades,
in GOLD or Siirer Gases. from SIS up % s200
Other Good Watches equally iom. With every
Club of six watches OF any kind. we send oae
extra Watch of same kind free. M premi.a. to
getter up Of the Club. A superior stock Of
Genuine Or,de Goia Chains. from 81 10 s8 each,
,oa,rantcd fully equal to Gold in brilliancy of
color wear. &c. Bills of over $l2 collected on
delivery. If desired. All Bills of $l2 or less
musf be Cash, or p. o money orders. or regis
tered letters at orr RisK-..g. g.loeds carefully
selected, packed and forwarded pre- paid by
mail or by express. on receipt of price. SAFE
deficery Of all youds guaranteed, Watches Tor
warded to be erumined 10 .rties KNOWN, when
express charges both moys are paid. No goods
forwarded ,oest of the Mississ,ppi RiUer. with
bill to collect on delivery. Purchasers must
pay all express charges on goods sent e. o. d !;
also for return Of money. All Cash orders for
warded free Of charges to destination. Cata-
iogaes free. Address all orders.
q. T. NoRToN Co. Importers Of Watches, &c.
SO Nassau Street. New York.
Established 1857. 34-ly
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

Our "good old grandmother" the
Oregonida, becomes splenetic once
more, aud resorts to hard names. We
know what's the matter. 1t was ex-
pecting somebody to get hurt in New
York on election day and tie fact thar
he Democracy kept the Federal mill
sary quiet and carried the day, Irritates
the Did -lady's feelings. She will soon
get over it, Herald.
You have made sli.ht mistake. Mr.
Herald. The Oregonio"s uneasiness is
caused BY its disappointment in the
failure of the first shipment Of Orang-
putangs from Africa 10 arrive in New
York City in time to be naturalized
under tha new law, so as to cast their
votes for Greeley, who. it was expected.
would be the next Governor, or be
elected to some other office.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Saaitary Meetings

At a Meeting held at Dallas, on the
evening Of the 23rd,
/ Col BELL was called to the chair !.
and -fated the object of the meeting to
be, 10 provide some means to prevent,
as nlnch as. possible. the spread OF the
Smnl1 pox among our people.
On motion, Health Committee was
appointed by the Chairman, composed
of the following gentlemen :-R NJ.
May. Chairman. DR. Sites. DR.. Grubbs.
r. Sevens. +. Nichols, Geo. Tillotson,
jack Lewis, John BaidSin, I. j Love-
lady, Judge Myer.T. b. Newman, and
N. Lee.
On motion. the following resolution
war adopted
Res lied. That the Health Commits
tee be instructed to advise and sdopt
the most juiicious means to prevent the
spreading of the Small Pox among our
people; to instruct The mail carriers TO
discontinue 'he practice OF carrying
passengers; toprovide a pest house aud
prepare il for patients; to see that all
persons in town be vaccinated to take
measures to prevent public gatherings j;
to advise as to the best mode and mans
ner of dieting; to order the public
school to be closed il thought advi<a>
BILE and 10 takesuch other and further
steps as the Committee may deem
necessary and proper.
Ii is worthy of note that DIR. Sitse
remarked. in u speech, that it would
answer good purpose to publish the
facf, that there are now four eases OF
Small Pnx in Dallas
Proceedings were ordered to he pub
lished in the OREGON REPUBLICAN,
On motion adjourned
j A. APPLICANTS. Secretary.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

The San Franetsco correspondent OF
the Stockton HeraH writes as follows ::
herewith append recipe which has
been used. to my knowledge, IN hun
dreds Of eases. Ii will prevent or cure
the small pox, though the pittings are
filling. When Jenner discovered COW
poA IN England, the world of science
hurled au avalanche oil fame upon hls
head but when the most scientific
schoo, of medicine 10 the sorld- that
of paris--publlshed this recipe rs a
panacea for small pox, it passed upheed.
ed. 1t is as unfailiug u tate, and COM
uuers in every instance. Ii is harmless
when taken by well person. 1t will
also cure scarlet fever. Here is the re.
cipe az have used it TO cure the small
pox, when learned physicians have said
the patient must die; ii cured: Sui
phate of zinc. one grain foxg!ove
{ .ld,gitatis), one grain halta teaspoon
ful of sugar; mix with two tablespoons
iuls of water. When thoroughly mixed,
add four ounces OF water. Take a
spoonful every hour. Either disease
will disappear in twelve hours. For a
child. smaller doses, according to age
Ii counties would compel their ph,si
ans to use this, there would be no need
of pest houses. Il you value advice aud
experience, use this for that terrible
disease.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

We should imagine. Judging from tn
controversy now going on between ths
Herald and Bulletin. that Mr.. Holla
day, or some other man, had fastened
his poisonous fangs" upon the peopl,
of the city Of Portland 10 the aggregate
and that, in consequence thereof, the,
we're in helpless and pitiable coedi
ton. We would suggest that ths
Grand Army of the Republic. undo
loaan. be applied TO for the relief
the sufferers.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
TME oRaDE GOLD WATCH

In MASSIVE 0aipE Coin Dpabie Haafing Magic
tspr'ag tAsss. elegantly engraved or engine
tntued. geauiaf PArEyr LEygR MOVEMENT, faH
jeseeici. regulated sud soafraated tp keep
time. aud soear sYaaf {" Gosd prec,,ely like Ii
appeara"ee. MAKE, aa'sA. 5riitiaacy If color .
s.Ua GoLD WsTca. une os these SPLENDID
MATCHES will be forwarded by mali FWKE "a,
usS address. IN kaaisome Hsoroce" ease t,nrn
w,th reirst anu satin tLAmss OR 6gSr's sise
HATcnl, Tor nn4s .........................$iz
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

: We have received the Novem her
number Of the TechuoiDgist. 1t is u
valuable journal, and is always welcome
10 our exchange table. Its literature
is of the finest class, and of the most
instructive character
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

DEATH. Mrs. T. w Davenport, Of
Silvertou, died from the effects of snlail
pox last week Her husband was .
number of the Legislature. aud on the
adjournment of that body be Carried
he disease home with him. The en !.
tire family have been afflicted with it.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Notice.

vEvhe Partnership heretofore existing between
J. w. Crawford and I. b Newman is
his day dissolved by mutual consent, j w.
Crawford retiring fr"m the Firm. B New
man is alone authorized 10 receive payment Of
all accounts due the late frm, and he becomes
responsible for all the indebtedness of said
urn. j.. CRAWFORD,
T.B. NEWMAN.
Dallas Oct 25, 1870 37-4w
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Administrator's Notice.

~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1T the November Term Of the Cs,nts Coarof
Polk County, N. L. Butler was appointed
Administrator of the estate Of B. r. Bond, de:
ceased. All persons having clyims against said
estate are requested a. preseEt the same within
six months from the date hereof.
N. L. BUTLER,
Administrator.
Dallas, Oregon. Nov. 9, 1870. 36-4w
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

The Westera Educational Review
for October is now before us. 1t is d
neatly printed monthly and should be
welcome visitor 10 every family.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
sArENr STEM uiNDEe.

pR KRYLESS WATCH. W'iads mp frYm fAe
TN. rega.rss No kEY, cannot be wound the
.r.ong ras 10 heavy uRiDE G0LB D"ah'e
sssses. fAfes gsarter plate ane JEW ELkD LIZ
fER Horsme"t. kxIosei Aeti"n. Accurate
ttus keeper. Superiar regulated.
Si'gle one sent to any asidres< by mail. IT.
ffs.tt Il ma AT tsfst4 Ht,r
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
PICTURE GALLERY.

vTyHE ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC
IL is invited to the improved facilities which
have recently made to my apparatus, by
which I am able to take
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
ALSO BEING THE SOLE AGENT.

In the United .sfates for the Ii yERrooL WATCH
Co., we are- authorized by them to close OUT u
large line of Earopenn WATCHERS, CHAINS, DC.
now in stock, for c'ash. AT prices NEVER Be
roRs Ksows, |. BEAUTIFUL in design RELI
ABLE tor accsrafe time. buRABLE, aud OF the
latest styles. EVERY WATcH will be retaited at
LESS than eo-t lof importation, and forwarded
securely packed PRg PAID. tu any part of the
country. oa receipt Of price. MosEY can be sent
To Us BY ExPaEEss, lriA orders for Express
To, Ia RETURN GooBs or CASH, which viii
SECURE prompfaess aud SAFETY 10 purchaser.
Among our list will be found
BEAUTIFUL ENGLIsH sILyER. SoLID DoU
BLh CASE wArcH, yeaai"s English f,aH ptate
iegeitd moeemeafs, adjusted reputation, steel cut
hands. engine turned neri. conRgcT aud
riee"bte article, iarye small sire. complete
gusSt>G oRDEK. with efsyast 8Esr's VgsT
CHAM. Lveket aud heg, ali conplclc, mai Ell
FgEE for......$3.
A Way HAspsoaR WATCH in fine Is karat
eioLp plated DOUBLE CAsts s--taiit,f,os II 300
G0Lp WArcH--engraved "r plain, 9enatae Eng
h-h faH plate Jt,eefed m"re~s"tA, adjusted rrgn-
I4iur. coRRkc s, aud IN complete huSSISG oHDER
with efs.,aR tsgSr's yEsr caAfs. with Locket
aud Ny. mailed PRg PAID for astg .........$s.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
s. GOOD So
WATCHES
AT OLD p ICES.

Having bern the first 20 adopt the plan Of
aAording persons residing at a distance the
opportunity of obtaining yfrstf-ciass WATCHES
for their 0rn a~e at WHOLESALE PRcEs, and
being also the ORIGINAL iHrsnfors and sole
manufacturers Of the widely advertised ORfDE
WATCHES. of which there are so many imita
tions. and now the iarenfors and soLg progvie
tors and manufacturers Of the sEw Maternal.
which We have named the SoRTos 8oLp METAL
(and secured in legal form). superior to all
"fher me'ats, and fully egaat 10 triHianey Of
cefor, tseigh 9eay, etc, 10 fine II 8 karat gold,
and TO bs obtained through NO OTHER SOURCE
We have concluded TO resume the retail basi-
ness. successfully conducted by ns from 1857
To 1865 In connection with our VIII ,iesale de-
pariment. for the purpose Of Ilac,g again a
reiiabte line Of our speciatities before the public
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

One Sitting.

Thus making the heretofore task of getting
likenesses Of CHILDREN matter
OF small n,ment.
lssaGalery located on Main street Dallas.
w. II. CATTERLIN.
Dallas, April a, is7A sslm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
a j udfckal Incident.

Daring the trial of George Chahoon, ex-
mayor Of Richmond, recently convicted of
forgery in that city, and sentenced to the
penltentIary for four years, an incident is
reported to have occurred which, if true,
Is probably unparalleled in judicial his
tory. ChGhoon, i appears, is United
States Commissioner, and when the case
against him closed for the day, he was
taken into custody by tho United States
Marshal and conveyed to his own court.
there to sit in Judgment on other offend
ers 1t the close Of his days work, says
the paper which records the fact, che was
handed over by the marshal to be put in
the lookup Washington Patriot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
ORGANIZATION OF BOTH HOUSES
OF THE LEGISLATURES.

EA1EIaH, n. O., Nov. Il.
Both Houses organized to-day.
TT. Jarvis. of Tgrell, is Speaker Of the House;
VI. Vt. Gather, OF Caldwell, Oierk' and hefr
-Oraige, of Rowa1, Assistant CLERK
W. I. saunders of Orange, was elected CLERK
of the Senate. and Fl. A. London, Jr., of Chat
ham, Assistant Clerk.
The credentials Of the Senator's from Gran
vile and Person, and those of Smith, OF Ala
nance were laid on tho table.
In taking his seat Speaker jarvis said. III SUD-
stance No Legislature ever met IL the sta'e
cbareed with more Important d1ties than the one
that meets to-day. What theee duties sre' or
how you shall discharge them, will not under
take to point out but viii ask you to SO act ont
your part al to make this Legislature memorable
for good. and yourselves entitled to The conf
dence and gratitude OF the people Of North Caro-
lima. Let high order OF patriotism, q dlgnlhed
stateerna nship and nrfinchinG devotion 10
dnty mark your every act. Let tie errors Of the
past be corrected, not in spirit ofrcvenge' Dat
in iustice not in anger, but in mercy We meet,
CLIQUE. but for the people Of the whole State
Every man, white or black. rich or poor, distin-
guished CT humble, must be made TO feel and to
know that he is eecure in the enjoyment of life,
liberty and property. and that 10 viii be Pro-
tected by the strong arm Of the Ia" N all the
rights now guaranteed to him by tho Consttu-
ton and laws of the land Ali men, OF every po-
siion in life must know that the Law will be swift
to ayenge his wrongs and speedy to punish his
crimes. There are two evils OF Legislation to be
avoided, one is legislation that Is wrong per Sc
the other is too much legislation. The former
gives Us q system of obnoxious laws difficult OF
execution the latter :s system of confueed laws
difficult of construction. What the people need
and what they demand o. ua is Code OF laws IN
number few, in style simple, in construction
easy, and in execution certain. H.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25

Fair mere worthy ofsuch excellent and
spirited contestants.
Tue liberal Special Premiums offered by
some of our enterprising merchants added
4much to the success Of the Fair. We
take it for granted that another year will
see q renewal of these offers upon more
liberal scale and in time to epgeuder a
greater riVairy,
It is not becoming in Us to speak OF
the management of the Fair. We believe
| it was as good as any one had right to
expect. The want of expe rience upon the
part OF the officers, and the vast crowds in
attendance will excuse, We know, any short
coming5 upon their part. The gate ar
engagements are not equal TO the demands
upon them, and we are sure that vast i'm
provements will he made before another
year.
We can congratulate the Marshal, len
eral ROBERT RANSOM, and his Assistants.
for the good order maintained throughout.
We do not recollect ever to have seen so
large a crowd assembled with SO little dis.
order or confusion.
superior. At times the crowds were
greater than the Company's means OF
transportation enabled them promptly to
carry, and some little necessary delay was
encountered. But when we consider that
during the entire week not even the slight
est accident occurred, and that the trains
passed back and forth between the city
and the Fair Grounds with most astonish~
ing regularity, reflects great credit Upon
the officials having this matter in their
charge.
Altogether we believe all reasonable peo-
pie will be pleased with the Fair and its
mediate and immediate management. Its
success only foreshadows what the in
faence and importance of the Cape Fear
Agricultural Association will be in very
few years. It has already become the
leading industrial and social feature of our
section It has the sympathy and must
have th support of all good citizens.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
what a. Ch1Id,a Hand is vyorsn.

On the Fourth of July, 1866, Catbarine
Ann Doran. aged II years, went on board
one of the East River Ferry Company
boats for pleasure sail to Hunters Point.
While she was standing on the deck. as
the boat was nearing the slip. the boat was
stecred, it is claimed, so that it struck
violently against the piles upon ons side
Of the slip. the girl, losing Ler balance,
caught hold Of the guard rail. aud almost
at the same moment the rail was driven
against the piles, and the fingers Of her
right hand were crushed. a suit was
brought, and the jury awarded her 81 00Q.
An appeal, taken by the company, Was
yesterday heard by the Supreme Cour I,
general term, whore it WAS argued that tie
plaintiff was guilty of contributory negli
gence hat she had not paid her fare, and
had no right of action, aud that tho
damages awarded were excessive. For the
respondents it was claimed that even it
she had not paid her fare, which she swore
on the trial she did, there was no special
contract, and, therefore, she had right
of action. The court affirmed the pre-
vious iudgment.-N. Y. Tribune.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
The Kaeg7slGEuTe

A dispatch above this, from Raleigh
to this paper, informs rs that both branches
of the Legislature have been organized by
the appointment of the proper officers
We have no doubt that it waa m entirely
harmonious action, and that the officers
will be acceptable to oil.
The majority OF the present Legislature
is composed OF men who are identified By
birth and association, with the true in
terests Of the State and is not made up of
unprincipIed adventurers and Ignorant
negroes, as was the case with the last Gen
eral Assembly.
The JOURNAL Will give full and free re
ports of the most important proceedings
of the Legislature.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25

News from the army of the Loire repre-
nts that Genera! Aurell=s do paiadines
has executed a flank movement which has
placed him between bis enemy aud Paris
By holding the Germans in his front ar
| Toury he succeeded in swinging one wing
OF his army around their rIght flank and
rear, pausing at Etampes. His vanguard
! is now twenty-five miles south of VersaiI-
les. While the movement was in progress
the Germans commenced to retreat, an
an engagement occurred twelve miles south
Of Etampes, In which the French aim to
have gained an advantage. The main body
of the Duke OF Mecklenburgs army re
mains now in the vicinity of Toury, but
communication with the armies around
Paris is not cut Off OGe division of his
army still remains in front OF the advance
forces of Paladines, and on Thursday re-
pulsed them at Dretf6. The army OF
Prince Frederick Charles had only reached
Auxerre on Thursday, ten days march
from Toury, within which time perhaps
the failure of success of the new movement
will have been assured.
Although the feeling in financial circles
In London yesterday was somewhat quieter,
the tone of public sentiment wa4 no less
determined than on the previous day. It
is asserted by the Journal DO 81 Peter
burg that Russia is not unwilling to sub
NIT her demand to a. congress-, if it Can be
done Immediately, and it has ugaln been
urged that the motives of Rusei. We're not
warlike while the popular sentiment in
Russia Is decidedly in favor of peace. It
is reported that Austria is moving troops
TO the Turkish frontier, in anticipation Of
war. It is stated that the British govern
ment have received dispatches showing
that Prussia considers tho claims of Rus i.
natural, and believes that they ought to
be settled amicably, and canDot see any
reason for alarm on the part of the other
powers. Russia. says Bismarck, might
have appealed for revision of the treaty
OF Paris, but one of them haa 1T present
no organized government, and cannot take
part Ia any congress that might have been
proposed. This is strongly suggestive OF
diplomacy In favor Of q restoration of the
French empire.
A sensation was created in London yes
terday by the arrival of d diplomatic dis
patch from Secretary Fish, tie contents OF
which did not trGnepire. II was believed
to be concerning the Alabama question,
and to have been written for this especial
crisis, under secret understanding with
Observation-Disclosures SIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-25
The Fair.

It gives Us pleasure, now that the FAN
is over and all excitement attending il is
gone, to write of it's great success. We
know that the pioneers of the Cape Fear
Agricultural Association did not compre-
bend one half of the agricultural, CONNER
ciaI AID social benefits to be derived by the
Iabors they had undertaken. We know
that the success Of the enterprise has been
much greater than they anticipated. We
know that those of our citizens who gener-
ously extended help to the Association in
Its infancy, are willing to admit that those
who canvassed for aid to inaugurate it,
did not, by onc-half, comprehend the mag
nitude of the work in hand, or The advan'
tages to be derived therefrom.
The Second Annual Fair Of tho Cape
Fear Agricultural Association has estab-
lished, OF once, the necessity Of such an
organization and it's complete success. AS
an exponent of the industry and enter
prise of our immediate section. it was not
all that We could desire as q grand agri-
cultural and social reunion aud jubilee it
was all that We could ask. While IN some de
partments of agricultural industry the late
Fair was decided improvement over its
predecessor, and while in others there was
10 advancement noticeable, we were glad to
observe that these deficiencies, marked by
both years, engrussed tho attention OF
leading farmers and others, and will doubt
less claim their attention. As we have
formerly said, we cannot, If we should de-
sire, prevent being judged by these An
nuaI Fairs. They will be taken as induces
OF our present enterprise and future pro
gress. No man really interested in the
welfare of this Immediate section Of coun-
cry, can neglect to attend these Fairs with
the fruits of his labors ana skill, without
detriment thereto.
Many strangers visit our Fairs to OBJ
serve the people and see the results OF
their industry as indicated IN the character
Of our citizens, the fertility Of our soil, and
with O view to live among us, or to make
investments. Exhibitors from O distance
are impressed favorably or unfavorably
by these annual exhibitors and take with
them opinions based thereon. There is
no view we can take of these Fairs
which does not imperatively demand OF all
our people to labor to make the best ex-
Inhibition possible.
We were very pleasantly impressed With
the very large and most excellent exhibi-
Goa made by the ladies of our section in
the Household Department at the Fair.
The rivalry induced by the very peat and
appropriate premium offered by the Asso-
c1ation for superiority in this department
called forth veIy spirited contest. The
lady who bore off the honors has much
Ee@ On to congratulate herself, for she won
over no mean contestants. The enterprise
displayed by our housewives deserves com
ms adation frona the Association, and we
psspeak for them premium at the next