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ns-a profuse and many times excessively

as-A profuse and many times excessively
offensive discharge from the nose, "stopping up"
of the nose mt times, impairment of the sense
Of smell and taste watering or weak eyes, inn
paired hearing, irregular appetite, occasional
nausea, pressure and pain over the eyes, and
at times in the back OF the head. occasionally
chilly sensations, cold feet, and feeling of
lassitude and debility are symptoms which are
common to Catarrh, yet all of them not
present In every case. DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy cures Catarrh.n its worst forms and
stages It ia pleasant to lnse, and contains no
poisonous or caustic drugs. Sent by mail on
recent of 90 cents Address r. v. Pierce. 1873
Seneca Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by drug
gists,
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We are informed by Mr.. Henkle that an
alteration took place at Philometh, Benton
County, last Thursday, between John White,
m student in the school there, and Frank Ma
son, blacksmith, whf@h resulted in the fatal
injury of White. It seems that there had been
a difficulty between them sometime previously,
but each had to all appearance buried the
hatchet. On the day above mentioned, how
ever, an alteration took place between them at
the shop occupied by John Mason and an elder
brother named Eli. The old feeling came up
from words they came to blows, and Eli stand.
ing by saw that his brother was about to get
the worst fit, concluded he would lend help
ing hand, caught up small bar Of iron, threw
it at White, striking him on the side Of the
head, inficting wound, from which he died in
about seven hours. The remaining parties are
under arrest. The sad affair has thrown pail
over the community, as the parties were all In
good standing in society. The unfortunate
victim was young man Of about twenty years
of age.
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NEW I'D ERTISE.hEATS.
g. A R ID.
TO THE puBI,Tc.

TO THE PUBLIC.
MIR J. G. OSBORNE, SENIOR.
I'VE Preacher In the Baptist Church. and his
Son, Mr.. John Osborne, having assailed nv
character. for truth. publicly. during Divine
Service, at the Ginges School House, In BEN
ton County, on Sunday the 9th day of April
inst, l take this means Of attestine to the
falsity of their statements, and giving to the
public true account of the conversation had
between us.
1. Hudson j. Bevens, being first duly sworn
according To law, depose and say that on or
about the I'd day of February, A. D. 1871. on
the premises occupied by one J. G.. Osborne
Senior, a Minister of the Baptist Church, in a
conversation with said Osborne, the said Os-
borne spoke to me as follows. to wit -" Has
Hodge sold his placer" To which / answered.
g lie has; my son Speed and have bought
it," To which he responded aTbere will be
trouble about that place, tor J. G. Mendenball
of Albany, was here last night, aud was very
much put out with Hodge, and claimed the
right oi sale of the place, and said he had sold
ii for l,5u0, out OF which he was 10 receive
$50 as bis commission under a speciaI con-
traat between him and Hodge" And I further
say that l believed in the statements of the
said j. Z. Osborne at the time they were made
to me, and believed he was placing me on my
guard before finally completed the purchase.
Subscribed in my pres-l
ence by the said Hud
son J. Bevens, and by Hupsox j. BEyEss
/ him, sworn 10 this 18th
day of April A. ID. 1871
Before me,
JONI j. DAILY,
STATEMENT or MR. HgSRY FLIcKIyaeR.
On or about the 81 Of February 1871, me,
Mr.. 0sborne> He told me that Speed Beven
bought Jack Hodges place, and il seemed tina,
they had trouble about it already that Men
denhail claimed the saIe Of the place that be
had bargained it OF Tor $1,000.
lirSnY FLEcRtNGER.
STATE or oaEGoS,
CouSTY OF Polk.
/, Hudson j. Bevens, being FIRST duly sworn
| according to law, depose and say that the lore
going statement was written aud signed in my
presence by the said Henry FIickinger, on this
18th day Of April, 1871, and that believe th.
same To be true.
Subscribed and sworn
April, 1871.
Before me.
JoHS j. DALY,
Notary Patlfe.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Negotiations have been in progress for some
time between several of our citizens and the
heirs of the Riggs estate, for the purchase of a
half block of land on Mill Street, belonging to
about to be consnmmated, in which case several
new stores wiE be built Immediately. We sins
cerely hope this may be the case, it will gi7e
Dallas an impetus which has long been needed,
and the result we trust will be, the building up
Of permanent and substan tial trade.
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Dallas Produce aud Commission Market.

Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, Peoples
Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
wHEAT-s1 p bush.
OATS--45 "a SO
BARLEY-75 "
FLoUR-$5 so "a So % Dbl.
sks$l 81 "a ST so.
CORN MEAL-4c. p ID.
BEANS-5c. ID ID.
BACoN-Sides. 121 % 15c u ID.
!" Shoulders. Sc. to l0e. % 10.
HAMS-14 "a Ice a ID.
P0RK-Dressed, s cents.
Picked, Sc. to 10c, a 10.
BUTTERFLY 16 90 zoe p ID.
!" Rolls, 30 to 25 fa ID.
EGGS--1sc T doz.
LARD-Bulk, Zoe; tins, 122
PoTAT0ES-From Wagon, ST 25 F9 bushel.
ONT0NS-$1 SO p hushel.
APPLES-Greeu, soc % bht
!" Dried. ) "a &c - ID.
CHEESE-New Oregon, 20 % 25c 2 10.
CHIcKENS-2 so "a 50 % doz.
TURKEYS-75 0 81 each.
DRIED PLUMS 163 9 ID.
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Congratulatory. By referring to the column
of special notices in this issue, it will be seen
that DIR. ). C. Grubbs, we'll known in this
vicinity successful medical practitioner,
has concluded that it was too lonesome to
"grub" alone, and has taken to himself part
ner for life. We were favored by the estimable
lady with an excellent cake, beautifully frosted
and tastiiy adorned with wreath of laurel
and as we discussed it's merits, all hands united
in extending to the happy couple hearty con-
gratulations, and wishing that their lives, like
the cake, might be g rich' enough to be agree
able, and pure as it's crystal frosting.
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pr,stops ,saparilia and pills

Are prepared expr ssy for the cure of those
disea ses that have their origin in impure blood
and foul and vititei humors. and for 35 years
they have proved that in all eruptive skin dis
eases. in all miasmatic and scrofulous or can
cerous diseases and in every form of ulccrous and
scabious disease. these two great remedies new
er fail in effecting cure. 566
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Those who have too much grease their
clothes will be proftted by bearing in mind
that G.. B. Stiles has the county right for Rice''
grease, tar, paint pitch, without injury TO
the clothes. Those needing article of this
kind will do well to try it. He is also receiving
afresh supply of groceries, boots, shoes, DC. at
."Headuarters.'
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1NNyiIEIa
~wySa.asA PRops ATs
ANsA4lse
81 1910 n 1870

HOW 20 rrRE ~.

At the commencement Of the Diarih &C, which
always precedes attack Of the Cholera, take
a teaspoonfa of Pain Killer in sugar and wa
ter, (hot If conyenient.) and then hathe freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should the diar rhn or cramps continue
repeat the dose every fen or fifteen minutes un-
til the patient il relieved In extreme caaes.
two or teaspoonfuls may be given at a
dose
The Pain Killer. as n remedy, has no equal.
In eases of Cholera, Summer Complaints. Dys-
pcpsia, Dysentery. Asthma il cures in one night
by taking il internally, and bathing with ii
freely. It's action Is like magic, when external
ly applied to Old Sores, Burns, sealds, and
Sprnins. For Sick Headache and Toothachc
don't fail to try it. In short, it Is a PAIN kILL-
ER.
Directions accompany each bottle,
The Pain Killer Isl sold by all dealers in Med
icines.
Prices, 25 cents, so cents and 81 per bottle
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Is it SO or not? We can testify to the truth
of the report that y. 4 J. d. Lee have received
large supply of new and we'll selected goods,
which they propose to sell at reasonable rates
Ladies' Hats, Caps, DC, of the latest styles.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Seeding. All available force is being brought
into requisition by. our farmers during the fine
weather in order to get seeding done as soon as
possible. Notwithstanding the late rains, an
unusually large amount Of seeding will be
done.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

The Base Ball Club held primary meeting,
and had game on Tuesday afternoon. All in
terested are requested to meet again to-day at
o'clock ON the Academy grounds.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

New to-day. Contractors will do we'll to
notice the letting of contracts by the N. P. R.
R., which we advertise to- day. The time being
close at hand, it viii require prompt attention.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Messrs III. L. Bancroft g. Co. are always
giving the public something beneficial 5s way
of publications See their offers to agents in
advertisements in to-day's issue.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

What has become of the McMnnville Vest
Sider We have not received a copy of it for
three weeks
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

School Meeting. All will bear in mind that
to-day is the time designated for voting on the
school tax question 1t is matter of vital i'm
portance, and should be promptly attended to
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

DIR. Wistar's Balsam of " lid Cherry,
NAV he well called n "wonder of medical sci
cnce." 1t cures coughs and colds iastanter {,
II soothes the irritated arts it heals the intla
matiesn aud even consumption itself yields t.
Its m agic influence.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

J. n. Kincaid has opened his Picture
Gallery, and is now prepared to do work in ali
the latest styles of the Art.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

AooIDENT.-A man was hurt at East
Portland Tuesday by one of the chains
breaking Ola gravel ear. letting the
"dump" roll over striking the man on
the head. His injuries were pretty Sc
we're, but he will soon recover.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

The Dallas School commences its summer
session on Monday. We are pleased to learn
that the same teachers have been re-employed
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MARRIED.

GRUBBS-NEALY.-A the residence Of
the bride, in Polk County. Oregon, April
the 10TH 1871, by the Rev. ID. L. spaul-
ding DIR. j. G. Grnbbs and Miss Madelia Nealy,
both of this County.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Circuit Court meets next Monday. There is
on the docket a fair show Of business.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

A recent medical writer thus ac-
counts for sick headache, from which
SO many persons suffer. He attributes
it to q weak stomach and imperfect di>
gestion, and that the attacks are unnsu.
ally preceded by greater than ordi-
nary appetite The stomach is natur-
ally weak, and SO long as it is not crowd,
cd it works kindly. By and by more
food is put into it--or more irritating
kinds--than it can digest. 1t ferments
an acid state is produced, the acid acts
as an irritant upon the coats of the
stomach, and this irritation is taken to
be call for food, to satisfy which more
is taken, and all to no purpose the
poor stomach revolts, but with the rest
during the headache and the relief from
the vomiting, it RECEIVERS its wonted
t0na.
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NE.W ADVER1ISEJf.E.NI'S.
TIE NEW FOOD.

For few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARTNE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and like quantity of Pud-
dings, Custar:ls, Creams, Char
Iotte Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, hea't'iiest, and most
delicious food in the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for lnvalids and
Children
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Oalee, No. % Front Street,

PORTLAND OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND In the most heSirahie 10.
calties. consisting Of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also.
IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable
uneultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts ef
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents. in this CITY
and throughout tbe STATES and TERRI
TORIES, with great rare aud on the most
ADVANTAGE0US TERMS.
HOUSES aaA STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. and CLAIMS OF
Alb DESCF IPTIoNS PROMPTLY col
LECTED. And General FINANCIAL aud
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted
AGENTS of this OFFICE. in all the
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE. will
receive descriptions Of FARM PROPERTY
aud forward the some to the above address.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

A lady says: Take my advice, ye
maidens thinking of matrimony, Never
marry man who is unkind tohis mother,
snubs his sister, helps himself to the
best at the table. is afraid to work, or is
unable to support you.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

Latest New York Gold Quotations.
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Buying......-...90 Selling. .........91
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-22

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is tsae sfsce3-aEs-
ciacr oG the feeble sassJ <ia-s.Gi-
sa1ceF. As a fossEc f3s2 cordial
Tor asae ssgce2 sasE2 fass.Ezsea, IL
has no ensssal s1eno-zg ss0s.s-
ssc1ics. AS ~ remedy 10. tfae
nervous weakness 90 JyIiEGGa
women are especially s1ass-
tec., it IN sGspersedsng every
other siisnu:saEa9. EsR s1i Gil
rsnaies, tropiea:, tern sserate,
or Grsgs.s, ii :ac:s IA "a specific
i'm every species Of disorder
which ssnszerrilEacs the ss0sii1y
strength ;aEsa breaks DOWN tlse
animal spirits. For sale by
al, Drswsis's-
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LA INTERNATIONAL.

Mazzini ha publicado en- la Roma
del p6polo un extenso articulo dirigido
q los obreros italianos. Extractamos
los pasajes mas notables:
En- medic del movimiento normal
de los trabajadores Sc ha levantado
una asociacion que amenaza falsear
su fin, sus medios y espiritu.
Quiero hablar de la International
Esta asociacion, fundada on L6ndres
algunos amos ha, y 8 Ia que negue
mi cooperation desde el principle, es-
ia dirigida por un consejo.
El alma de este consejo es Karl
Marx, aleman de nacimiento, hombre
inteligente, pero de espfritu disolyen-
te como 81 de Prudhon, de caracter
dominador y celoso de Influenza, sin
creencias filos6ficas y religiosas s6li-.
das, J euyo corazon enclerra, macho
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NOTICIAS DIVERSAS.

LA BANDERA BLANCA.-La proclama
del conde de Chambord ha puesto q Ia
6rden del dia la question de la bandera
nacional francesa. La OCCASION es oportuna,
por 10 tanto, para decir algo sobre la tras-
formation del pabellon blaneo en- tricolor
Anteayer bizo 80 amos que por primers
vez Sc iz6 el pabellon tricolor Ell Francia
He aquf en- que circunstancias;
Era el mes de julio de 1889,
A la escarapela roja y azul, que habia
llegado ser la de la lnsurreccion despues
de haber sido la de Paris, Mr. de Lafayet-
te anadi6 el antique color blanco: desde
entonces qued6 creada Ia escarapela tri.
color.
AL presentar esta escarapela & la ciu-
dad de Paris, al mismo tempo que orga-
nzaba la Milicia Nancional, Mr.. de Lafa-
yette pronuncl6 estas palabras:
Cos ira go, senores, una escarapela
que dara 10 vuelta al mundo, y una ins
titucior q la vez cfvica y militar que cam
biara ell sistema de la tactica europea y
reducira los gobiernos absolutos Ia alter
ser derrocados 81 la irnitan."
Desde aquel dia hasta 1914, es decir,
durante 25 amos, la bandera tricolor fu9
la bandera francesa.
Despues del acta de- Senado que pro-
clam6 ell destronamiento de Napoleon I,
para probar la familia real que los pa
risienses la serian fieles, era precise deci-
dirlos a abandonar la escarapela tricolor
adoptar la escarapela blanca.
Los letes de las doce legiones fueron
convocados al efecto, y Sc les invit6 dar
ellos mismos el ejemplo de la fdel,dad.
Estos dDeron estaban prontos obede-
Ger una 6rden en- este sentido, mas no a
tomar La iniciat va. Mr.. Odiot habl6 por
ellos. Ell gobierno, tras indti'es esfuerzos
para provocar Ia espo'staneidad, di6 la Or
den rclativa le sustitucion de la escsra-
pela, J destituy6 Mr. Odiot.
Algunos realistas muy leales & los Bor
bones desaprc baron la prescription de la
escarapela tricolor, que quedaba la dis
posicion de las oposiciones como un sig
40 de afiliacion.
Desde el 90 de mario de 1916 al 90 de
JUNO del mismo ano (los Glen dias), Ell
pabellon tricolor vuelve ser la bandera
nacional y fota sobre 81 palacio de las
Tullerfas.
El 2s de JUNO las tres Ia bandera
tricolor desaparece, y no Sc ID reemplaza
hasta 81 6 de julio del propio ano
El 8 de julio la Milicia nacional decla-
ra por acto pdblico que desea conservar
los tres colores nacionales Esta declara-
cion fu6 presentada con cierta pompa &
Luis XVIII en- Saint Denis por los jefes
de legion.
n rey respondi6 que despues de i
primera restaQracion habria podido adop
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tar Ia bandera tricolor; pero que no po-
dia consentir en- clio desde que habia SER
vido de enseha Ia usurpacion.
Ell 8 de julio Sc ley6 una real 6rden {
la Milicia mandando usar de nuevo ID
bandera blanca.
El 20 de julio de 1880, Lafayette, yes
lido de su antique uniforme tricolor, to-
maba el mando de la Guardia nacional.
FL 1e de agosto, 9 duque de Orleans era
nombrado lugar -teniente. general del rei-
no, y la bandera tricolor, coronado por 81
gallo gallo con alas desplegadas, era pa
seado triunfalmente por las Gales de Pa
ris.
La escarapela tricolor reemplazaba por
la tercera y Ultima vez hasta el dia, la es-
caral ella blanca We nte amos despues el
gallo cedia el pues al aguila imperial.
Ell % de febrero de 1s4s ell pueblo quiz
80 tOrzar Lamartine enarbolar la BAN
dera roja Lamartine resisti6 en- un sour
SO c6lebre, que terminaba asf:
"Yo no adoptare jamas la bandera ro-.
ia he aquf por que: la bandela tricolor
ha dado la vuelta al mundo con la repd-
hlica y el imperio, con vuestras lberta-
des y vuestras glorias, y la bandera roja
solo ha dado la vuelta del Campo de Mar
te, empapada en- sangre del pueblo"
Ell de satiembre conserve Ia bandera
tricolor: el 1S de MARIO fuk reemplazada
en- Paris, por 10 que Mr.. Theirs llama el
innoble pabellon rojo.
Ell conde de Chambord acaba de decla.
rar que no abandonard jamAs la bandera
blanca.
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TITULO II.
Relaciones del Estado CON Ia Iglesio.

HetGclOf2eS det ESt1U0 CON M IgteSaO.
Art IA. Queda abolida toda res
triccion especial en- el ejercicio del de-
recho de reunion de los miembros
del clero cat6lico
Art. Is. Ell gobierno renuncia al
derecho de legacion apost6lica en- ST.
ella, y en- todo el reino, al derecho de
nombramiento 8 de proposition para
los benefcios mayores.
Los obispos no estaran obligados q
prestar juramento al rey.
Los benefcios mayores y memories
no pueden conferirse mas que q ciu
dadanos del reino, excepto en- la ciu-
dad de Roma y en- los obispados su
burbicarios.
No Sc hace innovation alguna en- la
colacion de los benefcios del patro-
nato real
Art. 16. Quedan abolidos ell ere.
quatw. y el plocet real y toda otra for
ma de asentimiento gubernamental
para la publication y ejecucion de los
actos de las autoridades eclesiasticas.
Sin embargo, hasta que Sc ordene
diferentemente por la ley especial de
que habla ell articulo Is, quedansome-
tidos al euequatary al placet real, los
actos de las autoridades relatives 4 la
destination de los bienes eclesiasticos
"a la manera de proveer a los bene-
ficios mayorcs y memories, salyo los de
la villa de Roma y de los obispados
suburbicarios.
Quedan en- vigor las disposieiones
de las leyes civiles relativas q la crea-
cion y al modo de existencia de los
institutes eclesiasticos y a la enage-
nacion de sus bienes.
Art. II. En- materia espiritual y
disciplinaria, no Sc admite ninguna
reclamation nj apelacion contra los
actos de las autoridades eclesiasticas,
y no Sc les reconoce ejecucion alguna
por la fuerza
En- cuanto q los efectos jurfdicos
de estos actos como de cnalqniera otro
de las mismas autoridades, pertenece
informar la jurisdiction civil.
Tales actos quedan sin efecto, 81
son contrarios 4 las leyes del Estado
6~al 6rden pdblico, 8 81 perjudican los
derechos particulares, y quedan so
metidos a las leyes penales 81 consti-
tuyen un delito.
Art. 18. Sc atendera por una ley
Interior al arreglo, conservation Y ad-