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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11
JUMPING PROM STEAM CARS.

The fact Of stranger being found lying between
the rail tracks OF the Harlem road near 12lst
street, on the evening OF the LIST instant IN state
OF insensbility, with blood his face, and his sub
sequent death in Bellevue Hospital, has already APP
peared In the HERALD. Since then the BODY has
been identified as that OF Michael GarmOn, rock
blaster who worked IN 116th street. Coroner Kee-
nan yesterday examined the witnesses VINO found
deceased and took him 10 the Hospital, but none OF
them knew now he received his injuries. Wooster
Beach made q pOst.m0rtem examination on the
body and found fracture OF the SKULL His injuries
are supposed to have been received by falling or
Jumping from train OF cars while In rapid motion.
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SUPREME COuRT-CHAMBsns.
Decisions
Nv .IudOp Rorroff

DeCIs1OneA
BY Judge Barrett
Reisser vs. Reisser. Motion denied.
Norton VS.. Townsend. motion granted upon pay.
ment of term fee and $40 costs OF TINS motion.
Ryan vs.. Taylor.-Motion to strike out &C.,
granted with $40 costs.
W0odsOn ct al. VS.. Naturalization granted.
Franklin Manu- acturlng Company Vs. Holman ct
aL-Motion granted upon payment Of term fee and
$40 costs OF motion.
Norwood vs. Rathbone-Motiou for Injunction
denied and temporary injunction dissolved with $40
costs. ~ =
Allen ct al. vs. Porter ct al.-Motion granted,
BY Judge Cardozo.
Knapp Ell al. vs. Caidwel.-MOtion denied, and
Injunction vacated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11
THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.

The Knights Of st. Patrick Of Jersey city hed
their annual election OF officers on Tuesday even.
ing, at st. Peters Hall. The following are the
onicers eected:-Eneas Fitzpatrick, President,
james NJ. Brann, First Vice PRESIDENT; John luna
tlus Cullen, Second Vice PRESIDENT; p. u. O'Bren,
Recording secretary; John Mclaughlin, CORE.
spending secretary; James Crowley, Treasurer;
John G. Bailey, Sergeant-at.Arms. Committees
were appointed to mako preparations for the BAN
Quet and festivities on 81, Patrick's DaJ.
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Court granted, on the ground that there was no
negligence established on defendants part and tnat
negligence was SHOWN on the part OF plalntln IN
allowing the goods TO remain IN a place OF danger
after receiving notice In July OF the probability Of
injury For plaintn, David McAdam; for defend'
ant. WetmQre ana Jenner.
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SUPREME CcvNT-TaAl TFRR-pAST 2.
The YorkvilIe Police JusiIceship.
Before Judge Rradv

Murray vs.. Coulter.-Tne trial Of this case was re.
suIned yesterday, the court room II 1t were posi-
ble being more compactly crowded than on the pre-
vious days. The defence entered upon their evil.
dence by placing Judge Coulter himself on the wit.
ness stand. lie Denied In the most emphatic
manner possible, the statement OF Hamin about the
making ont OF new election returns In q private
room II L0veioE's Hotel; no met Haplu In front Of
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The Tract Society.


school Union the Tract Society met, Mr.. william
Truslow presiding The reports showed that grants
OF tracts OF the value Of Sill 269 had been made dur
ing the last quarter; that the circulation OF their
paper monthly averages 900 copies; that 6lo 12o
tracts are published $50 handbils, IS book tracts
and several leaflets, making altogether more than
100 duferent tract publications issued by the
society. TINS treasury has received during the
quarter 5000 and paid out $l,lls, and there
are bills still due amounting to $3.50. The
Executive Committee had appropriated tracts &C.,
valued at 81, 064 during the quarter. The special
committee previously appointed reported minutes
regarding the death OF Bishops Baker and Clark,
which were ordered TO be entered on the Journal
and copies sent to the families vi the deceased.
Mr.. GOODENOUGH called attention 10 the discrepan-
cies existing between the reports OF collections for
Sunday school and tract purposes as made by the
pastors TO the annual conferences and az received
read extracts covering ve years. from 1866 to 1870
In which the discrepancies amounted 10 over thirty
thousand dollars. the SUNDAY school Union had
appointed committee 10 inquire into The matter
and seek It's rectidcaon. lie asks for committee
OF conference OF the Tract Society Also hessrs.
Sammis, Howe, Apologize ana Trus0w, laymen,
and Rev. A. X. Sanford were appointed sucn COM
mittee.
Some general remarks followed on the work OF
the Society, Mr. Applegate thinking the Society was
DR.. Wise showed that they were doing great deal,
though additional ssteam" might be nut Oh. The
following officers were eected:-BishOp Morris,
President, and the other bishops Vice Presidents
ODcio, with Mr. w. Trusow and r. A. Howe Vice
Presidents elects Dr. Wise, Corresponding Secreta-
ry; Dir. Denham, Jr., Recording secretary; DR.. Lam
ahan, Treasurer, AMI the usual committees on
finance, applications, &c. Adjourned
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan 10, 1872.
The following is the calendar Of the Commission
OF Appeals Tor Thursday, anuary 11:-Nos. ISL 2S2
2S4 1884, 246 2e4, 277, $780, 81, 3l3, sl4 leo Y,
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SUPERIOR CouRT-SpeCIAl TERM
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Johnson vs. The Ocean National Bank.-Order
granted. Trf
Keen vs. Northumberland ordered.
Nelson VS.. Kopp.-Motlon granted.
Walker vs. GMpert-Order granted.
Hinchman VS.. Observation-Disclosures vacating judg-
ment. -
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Reports and Election Of On .ers
Yesterday afternoon the annual meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Union was held
at sos Broadway Mr.. II. d. Rolph presiding. Rev.
DR.. De Puy read reports, which showed that the
ceipts at the treasury In this city amounted to
$4,000, but there half dozen sub treasures
throughout the United States the full amount Of re-
celprs do not appear here. The disbursements IN
the shape Of grants reached $40, 226 leaving bal
ance in the treasury here Of s2,773. One thousand
dollars In gold were appropriated to Sunday school
work in Germany, q similar amount to India and
nearly as much to South America. The Sunday school
papers circulation Is nearly four hundred thousand
copies annually and nearly hall million Sunday
school books are published aud circulated. Onlcers
for 1872 were elected as follows, together with
Board OF Managers: -Presldent, Bishop M0rris3
Vice Presidents er-oNc,o Bisnop James, Bishop
dents elect Il. d. RolDh, Q. "A. Apologize; GORE.
spending Secretary, J. Ii. Vincent D. d.; Recording
secretary, ". II. De Puy, ID. D.; Treasurer. 8. J.
GOOdenOuxh.
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n or Niles Number OF Miles
NOT l1eQx1xa6.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION AND TRACT SOCIETY.

Iotai amount Vi cleaning done % Ao'lo miies' NOS
done, 1851.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

1t is understood that the proceedings
of the Geneva Arbitration will be laid
before Parliament before vacation
time.
The English correspondent, from
Geneva, Warne, died from an accident.
He was not murdered.
San Francisco July 23-The steamer
Montana, from the Gulf Of California,
is coming in ahead of time.
The Board of Regents spent some
time to-day trying to elect President
of the State University, without sue.
cess. The contest is between Professor
Gilmore and Hon Ed Tompkius. Al
ter electius a number Of Assistant Pro>
fessors, they adjourned for the rest of
the week.
Washington July 23--The charge
made last evening by Senator Schruz
in his Louie speech, to the effect th-t
he had been offered official patronage
by President Grant and his friends, to
bolt against his convictions, officially,
in regard to the annexation OF San
Domingo, was Laid before the President
by Secretary Be!knap, on his arrival
here this morning The President pro-
nounced the whole statement, SO far as
II attemps to reflect upon him, as abso-
luteIy unfuunded in fact. In no way
was any one ever authorized to tender
to Schruz or any other Senator the
ronfrnl mr. uSp Of the I.,trunarG for lis
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Isaac Blewitt, a machinist working
at Mare Island Navy Yard, was found
dead in rear yard at Vallejo on Fri
day He is supposed to have died Of
appoplexy.
4 Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's silver
wedding occurs October 10th. 1t will
be celebrated by four days meeting
by the congregation of Plymouth
Church.
The Stockton and Capital Boat
Clubs have agreed upon race in the
Sacramento waters for $500 a side, to
come off after the Capital shall have
received their new boat
According - the Comier the hotels
in Olympia scarcely rate as first class
hash houses That paper says they "are
all so badly kept that the propretors
are ashamed of them
Preliminary steps have been taken
towards the formation of a society to be
composed Of officers and men Of the
Union army. who are residing at Sc
attle and other Sound ports.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
Midsummer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that ripcn the harvests gen
crate many distressing diseases. If the liver
be at all predisposei to Irregularities, this is
the season in which bilious attacks may be an
ticipated. weak stomach, too is weakest in
the summer months, and the loss Of vitality
through the pores by excessive perspiration is
so great, that wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties of diifusiye stimulant and
gentle exhilaraut. is in many cases necessary to
health, aud under no circumstances should be
dispensed with by the sckly and dilapidated
or all the preparations Intended thus to refresh
sustain, and tortify the human frame, there
none that will compare with IIostctters Ce'e-
hratad Stomach Bittcrs. They have beel
weighed in the balanee of experience aud not
found wanting; have been recommended from
the first as great medical specific, rot as a
beverage, and in spite of Interested opposition
from innumerabe quarters. stand, after a twenty
years trial, at the head of all proprietary med
icines intended for the prevention of all orii-
nary complaints OF the stomach. the liver, the
bowels, and the nerves. liz tho unhealthy dis.
tricts bordering the great rivers of California.
Hestettcr's Stomach Bitters may be classcd as
tho standard one fer every species of inteTmt-
tent and remittent fever. The people who i'm
habit thase districts, pase tho most implicit
eonfidence in the preparatinn--a confidence that
is increased every year by tho results of its op
Grafton
character are springing up like tnngi on every
side. the public is hereby forewarned ,g anst th.
dram>shop frauds Ask Tor ltostetter's Ritters
that the lapel etc. are correct, aud remem>
Der that the genuine article is never sold in hulk
but in bottles only.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
SALrLAKE. July %. 147

SALT LAKE, July q. 1872.
En-. REPUBLICAN Don't let me hurt your
feelings-hope [ won't. am going to tell
YOU of the good times we Salt Creekers baye
ON all occasions when go for it. We started
on Friday on berry trip up the Williminia.
That resort is proverbial for berries, deer and
snakes. We killed two rattle snakes, and 1T
was no time for shaking either They have no
St. Patrick UP there. We halted at our old
friends, Newt Branson. He is fat red-faced
fellow, with Ayas close tno. t.m, and alwAy
trim to hunt, talk. or play the fiddle. We had
dance. He is afi old-time fiddler, heavy on,
'.Over the River to Charley" and . Molly Put
the Kettle On" Next day we settled down to
our work. The folks picked twenty gallons OF
berrie s, and killed deer. Now comes the
fun. Three bottles Of cream, to eat with the
berries, aud bottle of tho "laddie,' better
known as " tangle-foot, which taken together
it makes one feel as though this world was full
of days, and few of trouble. Ii anybody do
sires good time, go to Nevis. lie lives the
highest up on the Wiliminia. on very eleva
ted spot / thought it was, at least, mot having
any instruments to ascertain the altitudel about
fourteen thousand five hundred and forty five
feet above the level of Salt Creek, always TAX
ing that place as our stand point.
SALT CREeKER.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
All osgsz;l.


Serious r. naways reported at O'yin-
PlA.
l. II bhItehouse has been c!ecied
Mayor of X 'Iasna,
Brigham Young has iortv dau.Lte ers
anl twenty eight >ols.
4 fo,tive III boy Of 81 sang in The
chorus at the jubilee.
4 Detroit woman being struck by
tightening. yelled Police -
On the n:.b, Of the 10Th thew had
mors sb,Er. n Inyo couo,v
rh.y ,,vn d,a II ,or;nno tt,h
,r,,I, ,2o ,,,lx-o,,a nn each and
several ae',Ee ,ni' 'o'e"''e' : 'S'
49,.
ne county PRISONERS ;" J'', a. " ~
p'a are to be emp'o!ea ID making . oo'S
'nd sh'es
haiSer v '!he5m mas SiFen 'he prince
y SUM al sou 10 rei'eFc thc suns '"e
poor oi boHe'nia'
1Vi3cFS dFe Sthh-diti'H1 e"CCF o'
'fa farm oi Gen, II Stephens, ia " ASH
'a-ioH Territory
Vegetables are not to &c had in Ka-
lama market for love or money. Sorry
for the poor kalamltles.
Michael Flood, we'll known citizen
OF Sacramento, died ut that city on FRI
day of hart disease.
Harvest hands IN Berryessa valley
have struck for higher wages. They
have been getting from 81 to 81 80
day.
The venerable colored lady who off :
ciated as nurse 10 the family of Presi-
dent Madison has just died at the age
of l07
Alameda and Butte counties have set,
tied with the State, the former paying
the srm OF $2ll 76, and the latter,
$4,000 73.
The cornerstone of the new nnblic
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Stout Wheel. a few days since Rev y.
Lee l,ai:I wagon with hay, ald started ta
tJSa, After gting some distance one OF the
biad wheels met with an accident, the tire and
feIt1;s Iissolsi ng partnership with the spokcs
anl ha5 After taking glance at the sitaa'
ton, Mr. J. = concluded to drive to twon on
three wheels and u halt, which feat be accom-
piished successfully. We do not kno" how
old the wagon is, bu; are Informed that i, has
been running many years TIE wheels must
have been Tut up to last or that ono would
have broken completely down under such n
heavy loal.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
Dallas Produce and Commission Market

Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People s
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas. Oregon.
WHEAT 75t1sO % bush.
OATS-65 C.
BARLEY-$1
FLoUR-s6 a So so % bbl.
SKIS 81 81 "a 81 so
CORN MEAL-4c. % 10.
BEANS-6c. % ID.
BAcoN-Sides. IL q 15c Ta..h.
g Shoulders. Sc. 70 lie. p ID.
HAMS-14 "a Ice % ID
PORK-Dressed,6 6@7ctsN
Z" Picked Sc. to I0c % h.
BUTTER-Firkins 20 gI25c p ID.
Rolls. 20 toE5e. P ID.
EGGs--24e % doz.>1I
D-Bulk16c tins,20,
P0TAT0ES-From Wagon, 81 25 % bushel.
,ONIONS-S2 p bushel
APPLES-Green, SOC p bill.
Dried. &c - ID.
CHEESE-Now Oregon, 20 60 25c z ID.
CHICKENS-2 80 "a So p doz.
TURKEYS-75 @ 81 each.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

To the FAINT the Weary, and Distressed. A
few day ago, while in Saiem. We stopped at the
Comm .r;ial H,te, and found every thing as
neat as a new pin. Messrs Riley Ljppiacot'
have leased this popular house, aud intend run
ming it for the benefit Of the travelling public.
The building is of brick, aud large enough to
Accommodate all that get inside, and no two
in a bed-in fact it is like an omnibus, always
room for one more. There is a fine comnOdi-
Gus dining hall neat and clean, and we'll ar
rangel Good cooks and accommodating
walters, is pleasant feature of this house. The
proprietors are polite and obliging, and one
may feel certain Of haviBs every attention paid
to his comfort, should he favor them with his
patronage. The table is always furnished with
every luxury the market affords, and they fur-
nish their patrons three "squarc' meals day
hack will convey passengers and luggage
free of charge, to or from the boats or cafs
The travellers will appreciate this. as they
know how it is them sci yes. to arrive in strange
place. aud bs compelled to foot it to board
ing house through heat Of summer, or wet o
winter, and we are certain the eharts OF the
propretors in this particular will be highly
appauded by those having the "Inisfortune" tt
travel this hot weather. In ia ct the CONNER
cercial ranks as one of the finest hotels IN
Oregon. and the names Of Riley Lippencott
viii bring many patrons to the house, as to ey
are both well known to the travelling public
To the people Of Polk and surroundin z
nnapties uhn visit salem we would saw. fol
comfort, clean beds, good grub, and everything
that makes life pleasant, be sure to "put up
at tho Commercial hotel,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Changes. Anong the many changes one has
to unlarso in thi5 world ars fortunate
changes, unfortunate changes, changes Of mind
changes OF hart. changes of money; ba5
above all these, that which is the highest, is
changes Of shirt. Now to get good article OF
sA 1t useful garment you should call "a BoIter
Eor;loy, VIZ has them for sale
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

As portion of the party who went from this
towa to Fish L Ike, wor. boxing Ut thAt par;
of the country, by some means bad their wagon
upset, throwing the occupants TO the groaad.
Katie, little daughter OF Mr. Frank n chol.
was stunned by the shock, batn Of tho party
sustained s,ri9as injuries
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Mr.. Lon. Parker of Yamhil county, is can
vassing these parts for the sale OF patent
pruning shears. 1t is cheap, light and durable
AMI a big improvement upon the old ssyle Of
instrument u,el for talt purp $50.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
News Summary.

n - Elln mn N S;sh n
hc WAS NOT his choice ~ y candidate
Nothing attached him to his fortunes
but his belief in his honesty aud his
great ability aud opportunity to do what
he declared Nobody need be afraid
he (ochurz) would lead them into the
Democratic party, Tor he did not 60
there himself, and unless he mlstook
the -'En5 IT the times, there would be
no Democratic camp to 60 to. Ia re.
2a'u 80 ''e '>e1s - 'rI cam 'a.5", ~
u '''o '''s o'>>'' " '"I F'' y ~ 'V
'"''S. ">'''" -" 81 - '''1 '','"'' "'''
"'1.H ''9'''t ( " u ,'' n"!'H {" 'ne states
""' '"e -'S,s' "'o' "i o'' o0I i1e -
ls,,.r fran. h.mSo,f =, 1,rsal,v ..t;1,,
~ ovnros.,on' .nf H., NJ. nn H.. c;yiI
sgr,,rn r.c,r,n w5,h G,eal.,,. ,anly
~. I.,,.r s,,. ~, H.. n,.;n;1n IF tIa
.,.,,.ar =. ,I~..I! o,,...,,i. n,.l,o r.,;,.
D. .'t'. ,.n.. .i.,,.,.
,a-,'..,,.I.'.,,..s ,,....:
'','''
49, I'm
.u5,;a.z i .un,.,rt and no hired oryaps.
vbrre he can an naturally viii select
f6.,r. and c,nnSellorS f,1n those hest
an,ifin5 f,y tLa n,-iti,ns
u,.n y ~. .,
',r,I, ,',,,.t.,, a.n-, -.
'':iI u,a,t'..n r. r. r.; o;t, Th, -.
.'.. ,,ar,,..,.rad H.. ,nI,.. nn,rj,,.,
H.. ,i,1. Wins. tm.,n had m, struck
and closed the m,lls M. Several en-
plogces were injured a. several police.
mon
NJ VII r,,,. >, r,ol D,,,,.
.,t
81 sneaker. viii make snssch.s At
Richmond, on Wed .es.lty. in behnlt
Of Grant and Wilson. They afterSard
20 North on a sisai.4r Nilsson.
.,;,bt fr,s, ngcnrrea in some par:S
or ~, VII las, oi,bt
- >, =, e
~, "3;.''' 49, ~ - 7.,n.,.. .m
nor h.. xr;,,cn lrttor 10 l,rdner
n,o,gor IF p,.,an ron,jng ont in favor
Il G,eslav and Br,wn and ag,in.t
Grant strongly.
MONTGOMERY Ala. July 22.-An i'm.
mensc ,;reelsy and Brown meeting was
hold Srurd,v Many colorcJ persons
nartic;n,tcl
Now yorL 1u,v % The celebra.
10, or S.y;s. ;can1ond.nce was I,rrcly
at.and.1 ~ =, nn.nhar 81 ouc,,s from
othcr cities The rp,tiyi,ie, were held
At Jones' Woods
$, ~ ,, =: uc.,l
u.ha co. h'r, ' - to-rify n ,he n,rn,rr
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
S:l5 Reward J!

The undersigned viii pay the above reward
to any per returoin1 tie following ansma's
to him at l.a Residence. IN Independence. One
white mare. heavy sei, harness marked ~
other pnrks visible. About ten years old.
shoes on fore feet. Also. one dark dunn,
elayhank mare. with black tai and uane ;
large white kp3t ia forehead; saddle MARKS on
lvit side. shoes on fu.e icet; about ten year
old. Ii. {. RUSSELL,
govt
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

If you feel dull drowsy. debiliated. despon~
dent. have frequent headache. mouth tastes
badly in morning. Irregular appetite aud tongue
coatcd, you suffering from Torpid Liver or
''Biliousness." In many eases Of Liver Com
paint" only a part Of these symptoms arc ex
perienced. As IA remedy for all such cases DR.
Plerees Golden Medical Discovery has no equal
as it effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
ncthcncd and healthy. Sold BY all flrst-ciass
druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Yesterday Judge Bosses team ran away. No
damage done.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

The logging camp OF E. Y. Haileck, is re-
in that direction, Thursday evening. We
were unable to learn the extent of the dam
age.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dump
Ague. Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c..
and indeed all the affections WHICH arise
from malarious, marsh, or mlas1naES
poison5.
AS its name implies, II does Cure. and does no"
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, BlsmutN.
Zine nor any other mineral or poisonous suoslar Q
whatever it in nowisc iniurcs any patient
number and importance otis cures in the ag1
tricts are literally beyond account, AMI we DeesS
without parallel in the history of AGue netiicne-
Our pride is gratificd by the ackncHiesineI We
receive Of the radical ci;fes effected III obsnats
cases and where other remedies had wholly laieo.
Jnacclinated persons, either resi9cnt IN, or
travelling through miasTnatie localities, VIII be pro-
teeted by taking the .fGTE TIRE daliy. -,
For Iive1. Cof'spFHftifs. arising ircn IoT,hnIy
of the Liver it is al excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. 80;
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. y
an excellent remedy, producing many tTnty y
markable cures, where other medicines @ had ias''
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER Co, Pracu
and Analvtcal Chemists, Lowell Mass, and O.
all round the world. A&r
PRICE, 500. PER BOTTLE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Upton who edits the Courier de Lafayette
was in town this week.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., of Buffalo. ". Y, will
send his book on CHRONIC DIsEAEs Tree to any
address.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Try Hats Vegetable Sicftian Hair Reneto-
en- if you would have u luxuriant growth oi
hair,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

For the very best photographs go to Brad
ley & Kalof-pu's Gallery without STAIRS
r.y- ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429
N JntgolE cry, street, san Francisco.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
C II . lie R A :.
HOW TO CURE IT..


At the commencement os the Diariho, which
always precedes an attack Of the Cholera, take
a teasponnful of Pain Killer in sugar aud wa
ter, (not. if conveniently and then bathe freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should the diarrhoe or cramps continue
repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes un-
I'll the patient is relieved. In extreme eases
two or more tcaspooufuls Mag be given at a
dose.
The Pain Killer. as n remedy, has no equal
Incases OF Cholera, Summer Complaints, Dys-
pepSt,. Dysentcry, Asthma it cures in one night
by taking it internally, aud bathing with il
freely It's action is like magic. when external
ly applied TO Old Sores, Burns, Sealds, aud
Sprains Fer Sick Headaehe and ToothachC
don't fail to try it. In short, it is PAIN KILL
EK.
Directions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med
icincs.
Prices, 25 cents. so centsand 81 per bottl,