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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
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TRAINS LBAyK WILMINGTON. sns .
For Philadslphid--Lg5, aab, $50 a10 1850 a m.
l2so, 400, 400, $50, Tlhs 1926 p. m. Sundays
ESQ., p. m. q eI-ffi p. r. 7'gtul llllt+
For NeO YOrk-l.eb a. m 1890 and $50 p. m
: :. For Balttmore-l2bQ, aOs and 1908 g. m; 19s and
GIT p. nj. W u
For the Delawdre r. R.--12b5, $40 and 1910 a. m.
6.2b .. m. No Sunday trains.
For Ne'o odstle-19.bo, $40, 1910 q. M, and LILO
6.25 pm. y g asl1fi
For coqtesville- e--s.s0. A. M. and andbP. Nj. THE
first two run. through 70 Reading.
For W. ". r. R-[Market st., DepoL) SO
1910 Q. M, and o 80 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
12.40 $50, and 1045 a m. 1915 19 10, 2s0, 400
800, 100, aeO and ll.sO p IN. Sundays 300, ll.s0
m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Detaioore X R.-a0O Vrom New Castle
10lo q. M 9.b6, 9b0 and 1O.30pm crhe two latte
are freight with passenger car attached
From w. d r. R-S.1b and 1l1b, q. n. and II
p. m The S.1b a IN. only runs from Coatesyille.
From PhtlddelphiG-12.S2, SO, 9.56 a. m 1900
LIB, 2O5 $40, hOT sis, S.25, 1890. Sunday 1242
i m, and 1880 p. m.
From ". 4 v. r. R.-(iarket ST., DepoD 1865 q
i M, 2,l5 and o.10 p m.
sS-s See time tables for further psrticulArA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

gB-Ihe Purest and sweetest Cod-Iiver Oil is Haz-
ard 4 Caswell's, made on the ashore, from fresh,
selected liVers by Caswell, Hazard Co., New York.
IL Is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken prefer It to all others. Physicians have
deeded It superior TO any of the other oils In mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

BR- Haze Ysu seen Her.-A lady who for the las
live years has been leader Of fashion in New YORK
and who may be seen twice week 10 her eleganl
caeehe drivtng pair Of superb ponies in Central
PARK, has recently stated, in the select circle Il
which she she belongs that the Ohly article In eXis
tence which imparts beauty and lnstre to the com
plexion without ultimately impatring the texture O
the skin and causing 1t TO collapse and ' ri lkr, il
HAGARs MAGkoLIA BALM. The name oI m, die
tnguiHhed member OF the beau monde nhJ mad,
this declaration cannot with propriety eiyen Du
1t may be mentioned en- pas. ant that she spen
several years OF her 1fe IN Europe and is familiar
with all the arts and preparations employed by Lht
court beauties OF the old world TO enhance theil
CharmB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
3ust and fuaua.

II OST - on wednesday evening Nov. 20th, a
II GRAY LAP BLANKET, with red and white
border, between the School House at Third street
Bridge A liberal reward Will be paid by returning
to noy22-2ts blgE. SlX FIJI hT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
2rpposaIs.
Stewards,
$4,000 REWARD.

Dy au hority conferred by resoluti1 IN passed by
the City Council OF Wilmington, NOV lain, 1872 1
DO hereby offer a reward Of one hundred dollars for
such information will lead to the arrest and con-
victlOn of the person persons who, on tha night
OF the l4th inst, Set hre to the stable owned or
rented by r. Plunkett Co.
And further reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for such Information will lead tO tile arrest
and conviction OF the person or persons Who on
the morning of the 18th inst, set IRE to The stable
owned or rented by George seigler.
noy15-tf j. L. sIMMa, Mayor,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 25th, 10 o'clock, A. M.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature OF Baron Point Fall.
$40 2997in. 500. WS.W, o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
w-INsTRUcTI0N IN
~ lAo1hUG1LON tN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,


A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 0, s. W. coTne
OF Eighth and Market streets-
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sen
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep6-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

Carncross q Dixey's minstrel troupe came
down from Philadelphia, this morning, and will
perform at the Institute this evening.
Two horses died on Saturday, from the effects
of the epihippic.
The city cars run every Is minutes.
The W. d W. omnibus is on the line to-day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

A BBAUTIFUL 5000 CHRONIC, mounted var
IA nshed and free Of postage will be sent to every
subscriber OF ." Hearth and Home,s from tine pres
ent time Till the end OF 1873 Tor $500 Also the
" American Agriculturist," and $5 chromo, enti-
tied " Mise lief Brewing" mounted, dc, tsdbscip-
tions Degins with October November IL desired and
extend TO end Of 1879 for st.25 Address
W. M. KENNARD Il co. '-.
806 Market street.
nov2O-6teod- Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

kNARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm near 81
~ HADDONFIELD, N. belonging 20 &sAsE
@a the estate OF harrison Anderson, de- &5ssssS
LII ceased, containing 1l2 acres OF land, -
Within ~ miles OF railroad station at Haddonneiu
THIS tract Is In high state OF cultivation and well
adapted 70 Market Gardening, Dairy Farming, or a
combination as at present Of both 10 acres OF good
Mt adow, with two permanent streams OF water; ex.
cellent Farm House, with all the necessary Barns.
S,a0lng, outhouses complete. Persons deslrOua OF
viewing the premises can do 80 by applying at the
Farm, or through STEPHEN G. COLLINS,
oct 2S-1m, eod&w lib Market St., Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

On both Friday and Saturday evenings, we
printed three different editions Of the CONNER
ctAL, all Of which had large sale. There was a
deep anxiety ON Friday, for repcrs of the Acct
dent. and the COMMERCIAL. being on the street
an hour sooner than any other paper, was eager
ly greeted by the public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

BW- Corsets.
60-cent Superior Corset.
6O-eent shapely Corset
s0-cent Desirable Woven Corset.
Sl.O0 Fine Quality French Corset.
S1.25 Extra quality Ribbed Corset.
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves.
NOTE.-Mr. Finn warrants all Kid Gloves prompt
ly taking back all found defective His Gloves are
the best Paris makes, and reasonable in price.
JOHN M FINN,
S. e. cor. Arch and Seventh sts.
ES-Ladis' kerfaO Vests,
7b-cent Ladies' Merino Vest.
T5-cent Ladies' Merino Vest.
This superior quality, good weight, slightly Vest
Is an unusual bargain, at price above named Also,
SlO0 Good Weight Ladies' Vest.
Sl.4O Fine W0olmlXed Vest
3i.ub Ladies Full Regular Vest,
Ib-cent Gents MernO Shirt.
Sl.00 Gents Superior Quality Shirt.
$1.6O Gents Saxony-Wool Shirt
Kid Gloves positively warranted
Also, Children's Underwear in large variety At
lew figures. JOHN M. FINN
s. E. Cor, Arch and Seventh sts., Philad'a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
for Salt.


INoR SALE --one yoke of young oxen; will weigh
n twenty-five huI dred pounds; well broken. Ap-
ply 10, ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
noy23 2t' $40 shipley Street.
LNOR sAIR-ltO cords good Delaware pine wood.
noy927t Drawbridse, Del.
EHoR SALE OR RENT THE new store and a. 1
N dwelling, c r. I'd and Van Buron Sts. I'm II |
mediate posse ssiOn given. Apply to
nov. 26-6t d. CHANDLER, No. 904 King St
ENoR SALE Three-story, eight-roomed "A |
III Store and dwelling, cor Kim and Jackson III |
streets, In COED order. Apply On premises; ,
noyl3-2m' JAMES CURLETT.
ENoR sALE-snb viii y two fne oxen, slYyfyY |
II Weighing 1900 pounds; well broken jlIt41s |
and lively movers VIII yokcd and de- 49,
livered In wilmington II 80 required Also ~ Us
@c1N harness elegant workers. The owner haV-
Ing no further use for them since the opening Of the
Wilmington Western RallT9sd Apply i1,,,u 70
nov20 II Landenberg, Ch ster Co., Pa.
EJNoR sALE.-A Number l. Fresh Cow. fslgl7nSy
nov ,on WA' IL. kElNoLD~ AE
WLNoR sALR--Four new two-stofy brick houses,on
Ep Seventh street between NJ nnOe and Adams
Containing seven rooms each. yestlbue and folding
doors, gas, bath, hot and cold water. Cheapest
EvANS PRNINaToN,
Room No. l, Almond Building;
Cor. Sth ana Market STA, .
or Harry Evans, on the premises. nOvl5I Iteod
| TINQR SALE-Rsoeivlng daily, large supplies Of
E Timothy, hay bIled both by water and rail.
Aho, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
SCATTERGooD ALLEN,
1O6 W. Front St.
N. B.-Persons leaving their orders can he sup
piled at the shortest not CO. nov19u
| L.NoR SALE.-A three story brick house, No. IN
~ s26 Jefferson street; two story back build H
ngs; eight rooms; all modern improvements; IN
| complete order. This property is offered a great
| EVANS PENNINGTON,
Room No. l, Almond's Building,
| oct26u u Cor. sth and Market.
INoR sALE-Three. story dwelling No. 2iO 6,Ts
M. Nj. CHILD 4 co,
oct2l-lm No 4, w. Seventh st.
.ENoR SALR-Weed Sewing Machines at old Mar
III ket street. corner of Sixth
GRoyER BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
VI sic MARKEr STREET,
octl6-tf Wilmington, Del.
INoR sALE-One ten-roomed house with a
| A bath, not and cold wafer, and range In III
6ctil-tf $40 W. FOURTH ST
EtNoR SALE house Tenth and Jefferson eSsA
| H streets. Houses No. 9l2 and 9l4 JeiIeI son A:H
| street. House No 6OI Fifth street. Lots Tenth ana
| Jefferson Streets Adams Franklin, Gilpin avenue
Read street, DC, &C. House on TaJnaIl street L,Oi
on West near Eighth street.
oc's-tf No 10 4 II ". IN ThIId nSnAm sirest.
ENoR SALE-A three story brick house. No. az
~ King street. Also, TWO three story brick houses
NO. 6lI and 6l4 Washington street. Apply to
sepzO-u q. CHANDLER, 9O5 Market St.
NlNoR SALE-DESIRARLE BUSINESS STAND
H. The undersigned, desiring to retire from busi
ness offers at private sale the well known and de
sfa6le property 80 East Third Street, where, 70
many years past, the dry goods and trimming busi
ness established by M. a :. Brown has been sue
eessfully conducted. This Ia a rare opening Tor an
enterprisng person TO engage In an establishe;
business with good patronage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25

tw-CHildren's Merino Night Goons-We would call
especial attention TO Mr.. Finn's line Of Childrens
Merino Night Gowns, which are peculiarly adapted
for the approaching cold weather. Being COM
bination OF the Shirt and Drawer children are not
so liable to expose themselves with the ordinary
gown. They are already being largely adopted Mr..
finn is also prepared to offer some special bargains
In Ohidren's Merino Shirts and Drawers and Stock
| lngA JOHN M. FINN,
| s. &. Cor. Arch and Ith sts., Philadia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-25
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
. oniMoNDAY;1Novemher 25th.
MAnds cOntinuel it untilIsevery-
thing of a Fall and Winter ma
ture is sold. AS the Stock is still
large the reduction in price will
be great so as to ensure theil
early sale,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

NNTANTED, AGENTS-Si0O to $3.50 per
w month, male and female, To introduce
the genuine Improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE. This machine. will stitch, hem,
fell tuck. braid bind, cord, quilt, and em-
broider in IA most superior manner. Price, only
81 fully licensed aud warranted for five years.
We will pay l,e00 for any machine, hig b price
or low, that will sew IA stronger. more beautiful
more elastic seam thau ours, 1t makes the
ELASTIC LOCk-STITCH. Every second
stitch can be cut. and still the Cloth cannot he
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
Sl0b 20 $3.50 per tnopth, and expenses, a
commission frolp which twice that amount can
he made. For circulars aud terms, apply 10 or
address >, MARSHALL Il CO.
102 Nassau st.eet, New aOrk
CAUTION.-no not be imposed upon hy
other parties travelling through the country
palmiue OIL worthless cAst>iron maehlnes un-
der the same name or otherwise. Oars is the
only geDuine ami really cheap machine man
utactured. lom3
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Check. man might be forgiven for ex-
hitting little "cheek" on certain occasions
but there Is no forgiveness for using whole
face. About the most brazen display OF that
article we have seen for some time, was exhib-
tied by one NJ. Burnett on Monday last dur
ing the speech of Hon. Geo. IL. Williams lie
waited until the speak ing had commenced and
then rushed in and tackled up posters to the ef~
feet that Sullivan. would reply to the speaker
at night. That young map will neyer lose any
thing on account Of bashfulness,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Albany. On Saturday last w. made flying
visit 90 AlhauJ, and found every thing Ia Il
fourishing condition. We learn that tbe pros
poets ~ crops IN Linn never were better, aud
farmers are jubiIaIs oyer the fact that by fall
81 e0 will be paid them tor every bushel oi
wheat sold. We round Van" Of she Heg:ster
very busy, having all he could attend 10. He
informs Us that he is doing very well. aud il
confident that Albany will soon rank anon Z
the first cities Of the State. Calling into the
somewhat weak from recent illness was as
joyial as ever aud in high spirits concerning
the political affairs of his oounty. 1t is said ,
however, .h&. the Republicans are going 10
previous election since 1866, so it may be that
Mart, will have To secure ticket foE Salt
River, with the rest Of them "Chapa" from
other counties, and -- well, then well feel as
sorry for you you felt for US some years ago
Jack Alphin ia doing II thriving business in the
Chop " house line, and the st. Charles and
Railroad Hotels, are constantly full. Mr..
Murray, proprietor of the Railroad Hotel, in
forms us that many visitors are constantly com
| Ing and going, and that many new comers have
| settled in and around Albany during the past
year. Mr.. NJ. is tip top caterer to the public
| wants, and one may rest assured that he always
| does the right thing when called up on to
/ feed weary stranger. Mr.. j. G.. Kenyon per
| formed to q large and appreciative audience in
Parrish's Hall on Saturday night He is n very
cleger magician, and in the line ofventriloauism
cannot be beat. Many Of his tricks are new
and his old onesare just as " amusing as ever"
An invitation was given US to take look at
the Engine" which we did and after a close
inspection were compelled to pronounce it q" A.
No. l." From the engine room we ascended to
the Hall and found one of the cosiest places
imaginable, everything being in app!e-pe orr
der. The citizens of Albany con template Civ
| ing grand affair at the Fair Grounds on the
| Fourth of July, admission to be free
and on the 5tb and 9th the races are to take
place at tae same spot. A purse of $500 will
se given to the winaers. Mr. Redfeld and Mr..
Ililtibidel were to leave Albany this week TO
go east of the mountains. Monteith's mills
were in operation as also were Messrs Fosters
Albany has improved very considerably during
the last four years. and is still improving, and
the chances are, unless more interest is manifes
ted by the property holders of Salem it will no
be many years ere Albany will outrank it as
city.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
80, 1Sssz!,Eaz1s2z
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& 1910 a 1870 3
G. Es ID L. q Es A
HOW TO CURE 1T.

At the commencement os the Diarihp which
always proeede- an attack of tho Cholera take
a teAspoonfui Of Pain Killer in sugar aud WI
ter, fnot. if conveniently aud then hathe freely
the stomach aud bowels with the Pain Killer
cea~. Should the diaTrkp or cramps continue
repeat h" dose every ten or fifteen minute. ua-
iii the patient is reIieYei. Ia extreme eases
tao or inore teasPoonials may be given st IA
dose.
The Pain Killer. a. a remedy. has no equal.
Incase< ~ Cholera, snmracr Complaints, Dys
pepsil, Dy@ontery. Asthma II rur,s N one night
~ taxing It internally. and h4thmg with il
freely. Iss action - like magic when external
~ applied tn pld Sores. Enms. >caiis. and
~pra.n.. For >lck Ilel1ache and Tao'bachc
don tai! 10 Try il. Ia short. !, i PAiS ktLL-
EH.
Directions, accompany each hoGtle.
The Pam KILLER Is aaid by all dealers In Med,
irines
Prices. - ceats. 50 centsani III per bottle
4 Pniiul Condition.
1t Is a sad thing 10 pass through life ealy half
alive. Yet there aFe thousands whose haoitual
condition is ri langouv aud dehality They
complain ot po specific disease; they suffer no
positive pain bat they have uo relish for any
'H4hk NAt1h aibfd+ ta"5tal OF scLtsuoit laeasoFe'
In nine cases out of ten this state of l&sSitude
and toTper arises irula "a mortid stomach. In
digestion destroys the energy Of both pind aud
body When the waste Of nature is uat supplied
by due and regular assimilation Of Abe food
every organ is starved aud every function Is u-
terruptcd.
Now. what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression The system
needs rpusins aud Strengthening, not merely
for an hour two 10 siuk atterward into more
piti,iahls condition than ever las it as.urdly
would do If an ordtuary nlcoAolic st,muiant
were resostei TO- but radically aud permanent
Iy.
Hcw IS this desirable object 10 be accomplish
"a The answer to this Puestion, toundeu on
the unvaryinE experieaee Of "A .laaster of "a cen
turv. is easily gwen. lntuse Gcw igor into tho
digestive organs by "a at HoStctters Sfoln-
ach Bitters. Do not waste time by administer
ing temporary remedies. but wake the systea
ny by rerupesatiug the fuuntain-hcad of y ays-
icaI strength and energy, the great organ upon
which all he other organs depend for their
ture and support.
BY the time that dozen doses OF the great
vegetable tanie and invlgorant have been taken
the feeble frame Of the dyspcptic will begin to
feel its bengIl influence. Appetite viii be created
and with appetite the capacity IL digest What
il Graves. Persesere uptl the cure is coppIetc
until healthtul blood fit to be the materlal of
flesh and muscle, hume and and nerve aud
brain, flows through tho channels of circu aiLon
il stead Of the watcrY pabulun with which
they have heretofore been impertectly nOurished
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Strawberries are ripa

0tr&WuorrleS are rlp5
Dances. There has been several social
dances this week
Mr.. R. Wells, of Eucna Vista, informs US
that business Is quite lively in his town
Mr. Henshaw is rapidly recovering from the
effects of his trip to the mo lntains
Called, Hon. Geo II. Williams, j. F Caples
Rnd n B. Humphry, called during the week.
On last Saturday the Corvallis aud Albany
Base Ball clubs had a contest hieh resulted
in the defeat of the latter
The Monmouth College is ra pidly approach
ing completion. when finished it will be among
the Arst buildings In the State.
Picnic. The picnic on Saturday last was
decided success. Everything passed of to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
Challenged The Monmout Base Ball Club
have challenged the Salem boys " to game
Their trial will take place to-day
Our best physicians sanction aud recommend
the use Of Halls Teget able Siclfan Hair Re-
newer Let all who are gray apply it
Base Ball Ta-day the young men will meet
20 form Base Ball Club Every lover of this
amusement is requested to he OF hand
The business of Boter & Wortey has inereas-
cd so rapidly that they have been compelled to
enlarge their store to make room for stock.
Wells Drure, foreman of the Messenger office
paid us flying visit Saturday. Mr.. l.. &.
Jackson, froin the Office was in town
Monday.
K Clark, of Dixie will have fine assortment
of goods at the Annual Meeting OF tho Chris
tian Church Which will take place at Dixie
in few weeks Give him call
j. ID. Lee has, are informed, purchased
the property Of W. c. Wills, Ioe bas recently
caught Il birdAsnd that ACCOUNTS for his pur-
chasing nest-'Tis well
Ifyou know what the public don't know and
you know they ought to know, and you know
to your satisfaction that don't know, y"u know
il to be your doty to let Us know that A.as
Jet those kRow who don't know.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Enterprising. 6 B Stiles will be on hand with
an eating house, the Ground at the Annual
Ieeting to be held on the Rioroal near Dixie
commencing the thirteenth ot this month His
building will be large and commodiouS; utmost
endeayors will be used to accommodate all who
may call on hiin, The best of eatabIes, cooka
and walters have been procured for the occasion
Ice water iree-Spirituous liquors will ret be
sold or allowed in the house.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Money Market.
Dallas Produce and Commission Market,

Corrected Weekly, by g. B. Stiles, Peoples
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAI-so IS q bush.
OATS-65 c.
BARLEY-$I
fFLOUR-$6 @ Sc so "a bbl.
g SKIS 81 81 "a 81 rs
CORN MEAL-4c. II b.
tBEANS-6c. p tb.
BACoN-Sides, IA "a lac fa.fb.
Shoulders. Sc. to 12c. a ID.
HAMS-l4 a l8c p II.
PORk-Dressed, 6(a7cts
Picked, Sc. to i0.c. n h.
BUTTER-Firkins 25 @ SOC p 10.
Rolls, 20 to 25c. - fb.
EGGS--20c p doz.
LARD-Rulkl6c; tins,20,
POTATOES-From p Wagon, 81 Is q bushel.
tQNloNS-S2 "a bushel.
APPLES-Green,5 soc = bill.
:" Dried. &c a tb.
,CHEESE-New Oregon, 20 (D &c p ID.
CHICKENS-2 30 "a So "A doz.
TURKEYS-75 09 81 each.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Mrs. Kincaid while working in the Picture
Gallery last Saturday, noticed that her dress bad
taken fire from the lamp she using. The fire
gained great headway and had it not been for
the prompt exertions Of Mr.. Kincaid sbe would
have been badly burned, as it was no damage
was done save frightening her somewhat.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Arm Hurt. j. Il. Smith while shocing a
mule the other evening, received spraiu Of the
wrist that has totally incapaciated him from
doing any more shoeing for some time. The
mule becoming frActious, attempted to have
has own way, and Mr. Smith uhferto"k to hit
enough to catch his wrist aud wrench it,
causing it to become inHamed, and very pain
full.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

DR.. J. Lindsey Hill, of Buen na Vista has
made host of friends during the SHORT time
always attends strictly to business, and can be
found when wanted. Parties needing the SER
vices Of physician in that part of the county,
should give him call.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Accident. As Frank McCann and r. Fraker
we're returning from Salem the other day. and
when near tho residence of W illiam Moore the
fore wheel of the wagon fell to pieces, and the
sudden falling of one side of the wagon threw
McCann upon the ground with such force as to
enable him to see stars for few moments. No
serious damage sustained, however, and he is
about town as usual.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Fish. Fresh salmon and aounder made their
appearance in market this week Mr. Morris
knows how TO serve the public in the fish line,
and always obtains them fresh He had fine
lot of FRESH oysters, which didn't wait long for a
purchaser.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Caburn. Mr.. Wells, who lives Buepa
Vista has very fine, entire horse Of the CobaEn
stock. which for style and carriage has few equals
in the State. Horse fancers should see this
animal and judge for themselves.