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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

Tho originator Of this wonderful medicine
claims to have discovered and combined in
harmony more of Natures most sorercign medi
cal properties than was ever before combined in
one medicine. The evidence of this fact is
found in the variety of most obstinate diseases
which it has been found to conquer. In the
cure of Bronchitis Severe Coughs, and the early
stages Of Cnnsumption it has astonished the
medical faculty, and hundreds of tie best ply
siciaus pronounce it the greatest medical dis
corerg Of The age. While it cures the severest
Coughs, 1t strengthens the system aud puriies
the blood. BY its great and thorough biood
purifying properties it cures all UHu,nors from the
worst scrotuta to q common Riotdh Pimpie or
Eruption. Mereurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphilitic and Venerial Diseases, land their Of
fects are eradieated and vigorous health and n
sound constitution established. Erysipelos, Salt
Rhsan, Scotd Head, Fever Sores, Scniy or
Rough Skin. in short oil the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood, are conquere by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
For "Lirer Complaint" bilious Disorders and
Habifuat Constipation, it has produced hum
dreds of perfect and permanent cures where
other medicine had failed
The proprietor offers 500 reward for medi-
cine that will equal 1t in the cure Of the diseases
for which ii is recommended. Dew are Of conn
Jeits aud ,corthtess imitation. See that my Gov
ernment Stamp, which Is positive guarantee Of
genuineuess, is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold By Druggists at one doHar per
bottle. Prepared by r. V. PIERCE NJ D., sole
Proprietor, at his chemical Laboratory, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. June Sd, l3-3m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
HE AP! Gu II a ~!
Cheaper than Ever!!!
LITER. RILEY Is CO..
GLENDALE STORE,

GLENDALE STORE,
Have removed their STOCK OF GOODS to
Dallas, aud ars constantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS. consisting of
Ladies', Dress aud Fancy Goods.
Men aud Boys Clothing,
Hats and Caps.
Boots aud Shocs.l
Ladies' and Childrens' shoes Of every
style aud size.
4 full stock Of Groceries constantly
on hand. also Hardware aud Crockcry.
Wooden Goods Manufactured at the
EilendaIe Mill. snch as
Beavers, CassimereS, Hard Times,
Twceds, E1anneIs and Blankets.
Which We offer at Wholesale aud Retail.
Having desire to locate permanently in
Dallas. we will deal fairly and justly with all
who may favor MS with their patronage. We
will exchange Goods for Country Produce fer
which will pay the Highest Price.
Bring on your Eggs and Butter.
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents You can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist n
package of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts of Rlanc Mango,
and n like quantity of Pnd-
dinSs, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. 1t is tho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world. 1t
makes splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as q light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
w. IN. TEAL g. Co..
Wagon & Carriage Makers
MAIN STREET, DALLAS.

Arc on hand with their WAGONS and But
GIES at their old stand TINS Spring as usual
and intend 10 sell them very ehesp LOT Nash :
,to pies ranging from $3.50 to $50.
They have also on hand for sale plenty OF
.,.v;,,s Give him call and see them
All kinds Of work in their line done order.
All kinds of Black smithing done en- short
pa,ir.. AID in a worknanlike manner Horse
Shoeing 81 30. cash down.
Thankful f,r past patronage, they sohc'
continuance ~ y '''' ~ Dallas. Mass. 1871.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the slacee-mM-
chor Of the feeble and tacDili-
taied. AS ~ tonic and cordial
for the ssgct and lamguid, it
has aaO equal among stOm-,
acfics. As N remedy for the
nervous weakness 90 which
women nrc especially sub
ject, it is supersedipg every
other stiEnul:nsat. EM nn eli.
mntcs, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it acts as N specific
I'm every species Of disorder
which untlermaimes the bodily
strength assd breaks down the,
animal spirits. For ssalc by
all Druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
Beautiful Woman
UAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives
to the Complexion the Freshness of

H,oAx's MACxottA BALM overeones the
flushed nrpearance caused by heat. fatigue and
excitement. II makes tho lady of forty appear
but ,ventv, and 50 natural AMI perfect that no
nerson can detect it's implication. BY it's use
the rnnrhest skin is made to rival the pure ra-
a;ent texture Of youthful beauty. It removes
redness. blotches and pimples. 1t contains
nothi g hat will ininre the skin the least.
Mao OLA BALM is used by all fash ionable
ladies in New York. London and Paris. It costs
only rs cents per Bottle. and is sold by all
druggists and Perfumers
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

VEYANTED, AGENTS-$IO0 to $3.50 per
w month, male and female. TO introduces
the genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE This machine, will stitch, hem
fell, tuck. braid, bind, cord, qnili, and ern-
broider in. "a most superior manner. Price, only
$l5 fully licensed and warranted for five years.
We will pay 81 600 for any machine, big h price
or low, that will sew n stronger. more beautiful
or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. Every second
stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot he
pulled apart without tearing il. We pay Agents
500 20 $3.50 per month. and exPefses, or a
commission from which twice that amount can
be rnadc. For circulars and terms, apply to or
address, =. MARSHALL ".
IO2 Nassau street New Iprk.
CAUTfON.--Do NOT be imposei upon by
other parties travelling through the country
palming ott worthless cAst-iron machines un-
der the same name otherwise. Ours ~ tbs
only genuine and rcsliy cheap machine man
utaetured. Io-m3
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Tht Oregon 1epu blita n.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JUNE %.
Grant.
4hR OLD MEs's sRAsr MEETING.


ass4 && 4aE OLD MEMS GRAsT MEETING.
- We'll, wife, we've had meetin' at the school
house the hill,
And was chosen Chairman TO Keep the old
men still
But I found eoudn't DO It !; each man down
his cane woud plant,
And shout with all the voice he had, "I m go1u
b in for Grant,
! We talked about the past four years, what
..r great things had been done;
How the nations debt has melted like the snow
before the sun
We said, to keep it metin' do better thing we
Than to stick and hang together and al go in
81 h Cor Grant.
We all looked through our spectacies npon the
naked facts,
Then drew the veil Of charity Ger giant Sum
ner's acts,
s We said, "we like you suu'uer, but go your
Then we made the school house echo with q
.s@.Fs Tsusing shoat Cor Grant
4. :, We didn't have much charity for Trumbull or
for Schurz;
9'sA They stand around the party gate, pair of
aEta snarling ours
ss Their speeches cannot harm as nor make Grant
toe their mark;
He's an old 6alena tanner snd knows how to
handle bark.
We talked about Grants smokin'-we thought
il no great sin !;
To vote that on: of Office might vote o worse
one in;
And seein' were smokers twouldn't do for
sstss4 us to rant,
So we l!t our pipes together and smoked the
health of Grant,
In the days Of the rebellion of us could 60
- TO fight, ~ms-f-a - a.
But We read from morn till evening how he
battled for the right;
He's been the nations servant in the days OF
peace and war,
And treason melts before him like the smoke
of his cigar.
After I'd adjourned the meetin' I gave each
friendly grip,
We, everyone, determined to stand by the
tried ship;
We will not topple over, will not even slant.
But put down firm and strong aud
* stand up straight for Grant.
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NOTICE..

nNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
and in particular Albion Powell:
/ hereby give notice that have taken up
and led au application 10 pre-empt the ;. f.
quarter of See. s, +. S. W. of the VILLAIN
cite Meridian. said land is situated IN the
County of Polk, and State of Oregon, IN the
Land Office at Oregon City. Said land was
formerly taken up by said Albion Powell, on
the 18th day of March, A. d. 1865, and after
wards abandoned by him, more than three
years ago.
WOODEN ELLIS.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

& CALIFORNIA RAIL
WOODEN ELLIS.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAIL
~ road Company, Land Department, Port
land. Oregon, April 5, lS72.-Notice is hereby
given, that vigorous prosecution will be insti-
tnted against any and every person who tres
passes upon any Railroad Land by''cutting and
removing timber thorefrom before the same is
BOUGHT OF the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within dis
tance of thirty miles from the line of the road,
belongs to the Company
/. r. MOORES,
6.tf Land Agent
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sunday Reading.

Syllables govern the world.
Follow after holiness, it will repay
you.
If you would please God, be much
in his company
A desire to love Christ springs from
The love of Christ.
What one dies for, not his dying,
glori6es him.
The whole earth is the monumen
Of illustrious men.
To see what is right and not to do it
Is want of courage,
What you do not want done to you
d. not to others.
TO lead an uninstructed people to
war is to throw them away
Man must will the good and great
the rest is decreed
Christ made himself like us, that He
might make us like Himself
They that deny themselves for Christ
should enjoy themselves in Christ.
He that thinks much OF himself is
standing at great distance from God,
- If Christ denied innocent nature for
love for US, shall we not deny corrup-
tion out of love for Him
Christ by his death appeared TO be the
Son Of Man; by his resurrection lie
appeared to be the Son Of God.
Christ was the Great Promise of the
~ Old Testament; the Spirit is the Great
Promise Of the New Testament.
Christ must needs have died how
else could sin be expatiated, the law sat,
isfed, the devil conquered and man
saved?
Christ's strength is the Christian s
strength. He that thinks he has no
need Of Christ has too high thoughts of
himself; he that thinks that Christ
cannot help him has too low thoughts
Of Christ.
Think not the worse of Christ for
His maDger or His cross As he
ceases not to be man In His highest es-
tate. So He is God in His lowest His
words were oracles and His works mira.
cles. His life was pattern. His death
asacrifce. All the angels adore Hin,
and ali the sons and daughters Of Adam
must stand before Him.
o! did we hut know ourselves and
our Savior! We are poor, but he is
rich we are dead. but he is life We
are sin. but He is righteousness we
& are guiltipess,s bpt he is grace; we are
misery: butHa is mercy; we are lost
but He 10 salyation3 If VIC are willing
q He never was otherwise. He ever lives
= ever loves, ever pities, ever pleads. He
loves TO the end, and He saves to the
uttermost all that come unto Him.
The man call sectarian ia the man
who islnot contented with the blessings
e4s"f number one on the street, but who is
@a'ss'a alwsys throwing stones and mud at mum
Der two; who is not content with his
own wife and family, but who talks and
eis gosaips about another mans family
Give me the man who has earnest, hon
q. cst convictions about his own Church,
y and extend to, him the right
sa5 hand OF fellowship. Love your Church
and do all you can for it; but try and
imagine, at the same time, that other
men are as conscious as you are, and
give them the right hand Of fellowship
when they do oil they Gan for their
Church.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

BOOK KEEPER AND MERCHANT
where, in the space Of few WEEKS he OBJ
tain. the experience Of anSoRDINARY LIFE,
TIME.
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PL AN T A ITO n
ESitters.
.. n a = q Ok.

THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RE
Il storahvs - the sheet anchor OF ;he feehle G
and dcbiitatsd. Az a tonic and eorlial for
the aged aud languid it has equal among
-tomaehic4. As n remedy for tho nervous
weakness to which women are especially SUBJ
eet, ii is surerceping every other st'inalant.
In all climates, tropical temperate or frigii. it
ibre ~ specific ia every species of djsarderi
which undcrmiues the bodily strength and
breaks down the. an inal spirit
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

The TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT is now
fitted up with the best of in strumeuts, and Is in
complete running order.
For FULL INFORMATION, send for. coll
LEGE PAPER. Address:
DEFKANCE i JAMES,
52yl Portland, Oregon.
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SADDLE TIRE Us.
G.. I'll. COX

Has on hand and for Sale, SADDLE
FREES of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waymire's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
53tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

The standard remedy for Coughs, IN
fiuenza. Sore Throat, Whooping
Cough, Group. Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis, Bleeding of the
Lungs. and every affection of the
Throat. Lungs and Chest, inClud-
ing C0'sumpti0n.
Wistar 3 Balsam does not dry up
Cough, but l0osens It. cleanses
the Lungs. ailays Irritation, thus
removing the Cause of the COM
plaint. None genuine unless sign-
ed 1. BUTTS. Prepared by SETH
w. FOWI.E s. SON. Boston.
Sold by REDDINGTON. HOS
TEGTTER ~ CO.. San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. l6-ly
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HORSE NOTES.

Colonel A. H. Taylor, of Turner's, Orange county,
Will have another sale OF trotting stock at his place
tomorrow In the catalogue are included such
strains as Hambletonian Edward Everett, Billy
Denton, Rice Graves, Toronto Chief Harry Clay
Its lovelest Dress aud visitors will find the stock
last.
Mr. Irving, OF Sixty-thlrd street, between Lex
ington and Fourth avenues, has imported twenty
Indian ponies from Central America, to supply the
demand for ladies' saddle horses The ponies are
the most beautiful that have been offered in this
market for many years, resembling the Narragan-
sett pony that was fashionable among the ladies'
in the oden times
We have before us view OF the new driving park
now In course OF construction on the Coney Island
road. Mr.. Joseph Hall has secured twenty acres Of
land, situated at the corner OF the Cohey island
road and the Old Shell road, and is now build
Ing halfmile track, hotel, stables Sheds &C. The
track Is intended to be private and for the use OF
members only, while the house will be kept as a
first class road house, and from which view OF the
grounds can be enjoyed by MI visitors. The track
Is laid out in the pear shape and will be sixty feet
wide oil round 80 yss"fo afford ample room for
driving. The ground Is naturally almost perfect
level, and the soil Is admirably suited for the pur
pose wliie tho location being just about a mile
beyop(the Park IL the right distance for riders the
year through. The want Of such place for a daily
resort has long been felt by the Brooklyn riders,
and the enterprise, with proper management and
from the support IL has already received bids well
for success. II Is expected TO be In running order
N
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY JUNE g. 1s72-TRIPLE SHEET

funds to complete the Masonic Temple on Sixth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street.
THE GRAND MASTERSHIP.
As II is understood that the present incumbent
Will decline o re-election-he having welded the
gavel now for two years-the craft are anxieusly
looking for one upon whom the mantle worn by him
VIII iall The almost unanimous voice points to the
Right Worshpful JaTes w. Hustled, OF Peeksxill-
known to Assembymen as "the Bald Eagle OF West
chester-as the future Grand Master OF Mnsons for
the state OF New York. Brother Hustled 10 gen
tieman In every way qualified for that high posi-
ton. For the Deputy Grand Mastership five candi-
dates are mentioned namely, Right Worshipnlls
William I. woodruff, Charles Roome, Elwood f.
Home, Jerome Buck and DR.. Warren. The first
named is man WHO'S most deserving ofthIs honor.
He IL the author of code or Masonic laws and
10 looked up to AS high authority In Masonic mat
tiers, General Roome has also every qualification
Tor the Office, including that true Masonic virtne
that he is as accessible to the poorest noor member
OF the craft as to the highest either In wealth or
rank, and his purse Is ever open to relieve dis
tressed brother The same may be said OF R. w
Brother Buck, and the remaining two are also well
and favorably known. For the other grand officers
1t is believed there will be no competition, espe-
!claly that OF Grand Secretary the present incum.
bent, K. w. DR.. James M. Austin, having held 1t and
transacted It's arduous duties with satisfaction for
over twenty years. So mote 1t be.
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AQUATIC.

Ellis Ward VS.. j. j. O'Lcary-A Sculler,s
Race for $1,000 Agreed Upon-DetaiIs OF
the Match-The Event to Como OFF Over
the Thrce-DIiIe Course on Lake Quinsir.
nmond August 2s.
Ellis Ward, the junior member OF that remarka-
BILE boating family, failing to get on match with a
wellknown New York Oarsman. has, through his
hacker, Dick Risdon, concluded arrangements with
j. J. o'Leary, OF Worcester Mass to row sculler's
race Of three miles, for $500 sde over the regular
course on Lake Quinsigamond, Wednesday, August
3d. The match was originally arranged last season,
but 0Leary having met with an accident during his
training for the event it was indefinitely postponed
The latter is formidabe-looking individual
in comparison with Ward, and report saws
two and three miles. All boating men know Ellis
and OF his abilities oarsman and no one win he
lieve but that In the coming contest he will fully
sustain his wel-earned reputation. The race de-
spite the many aquatic attractions on foot will no
doubt, create much excitement. The following ar.
tcles Of agreement will give the details OF the match
Ward Middle Hope n " and j. oGeary, OF w Nl,ls
cescr, Mass for scullers of three miles, Wor.
l. The said shall be rowcd on Lake ouinsigamond
Said race shail royed On wedncsaay august %
a. 'ayf be haG hat he sotp In
the fitness of the water.
ward 70 receive $50 for expenses '''v s' "'' 'r
There os shall be two turning sakeboat placed
right TO left the position TO be drawn Tor by the respective
judges.
Each man shall be entitled to two judges sail judges
10 s be the day % bsa race AND
by the word go given by the referee Afer receiving
the regular and proper caution, boat sweryn from
It's direct course to impede the progress another
boat shall be declared to have foucd boat having
clear lead between stern and bow shall have The right
way.
The e s 90 a this day Sd in s pa
The second deposit OF 500 side shall be placed in the
hands OF the same gentleman stakeholder before
Wednesday, June ~ at twelve O'Clock NJ. The third and
last deposit Of 500 side shall be made the day before
Mr. Ward 10 receive his at the putting
up Of the last deposit Either party failing TO deposit tn
required amount nj the time abuv mentioned shall
felt the amount already deposited.
tspecin No boat in the interest Of the contestants
shall be allowed 10 accompany them the course
the leading il obsructed in way by outside par
ties the referee shall be empowered 10 order The
be rowed again. ELLIS WARD
DICE RIsDoH, ! v,,,o.sos y. j. OLEARY.
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A FATAL FIGHT,

Brooklyn Lager beer Saloon Array
Death Of the Proprietor aud Arrest OF
4 His Assailant.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Ferry, OF the Third
I precinct, arrested William vreclman on the charge
Van Thun, ON Saturday night at his
l,ager, beer saloon, .25 Union street, South
Brooklyn, from the effects of which
he died. Thun, who has kept the saloon for some
years past, is represented AZ quiet, inolYensiye
German, VINO mas been frequently imposed upon by
the South Brooklyn roughs, who have entered hls
place, drank ell they wanted and abused him when
he requested pay On Saturday night a party
acted In q very dlsorderly manner. Among
the number was Vreelman fight en-.
sued, and Vreelman as alleged, made an attack
on Thun, beating him until he was almost nsensi.
bic. Before the police reached the place the rowdics
had vacated IL, and the injured man was put TO
bed, where he fingered until four O'Clock yesterday
morning, when he died. The accused was locked
up In the Butler street station house, and Coroner
Jones was notiled to hold an inquest over the body
Of the deceased.
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l CARD FROM HEALTH OFFICER WANDER.
P0EL.
HEALTH OFFICERS DEPARTMENT, !

HEALTH OFFICERS DEPARTMENT, \
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND, June 2 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following paragraph appears In the World or
to-day
The French gunboat La Terreur (how singularly
appropriate the nanie), which came here with the
Admiral, and another gnnboat last week, from the
West Indies has been sent to sea again, with orders
TO keep the open ocean, having on Board. ont ~
some two hundred and twenty men, forty cases of
|unquestionable cholera. The only other facts oD-
tainabe in this connection are that the disease had
recently arrived III Havana, and was IN n novel
form and complicated with yellow fever.
There is not the slightest foundation of truth In
the above. No vessel Of that name either In the
naval or merchant service OF France is now or has
been IN this port. No vessel with cholera on board
has entered the harbor this spring. nor has case
OF cholera occurred after entering. So too is 1t
mistaken with reference to the alleged sending q
vessel TO sea with cholera any other quarantine
able disease on board. The State has made liberal
provision for the OF such diseases and instead
sending them TO sea, would remove them IA
speedily as possible to one OF its hospitals
and take thorough measures TO cleanse the vessel.
Further have most satisfactory evidence that no
such disease exists at Havana. While the germs AZ
yellow lever are undoubtedly there, and may ap-
pr0ach these shores at any moment, there Is
nothing OF the nature OF cholera. =
Permit me TO add that regard the publication Or
such articles most unfortunate to the business in
terests OF the city, The actual presence OF On cpl
demc would scarcely work more disastrously than
this publication to the world Of absolutely baseless
stories. $. OAKLEY VANDERPOEL,
Health Onicer.
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THE SUICIDE IN THE BOWERY.

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest over
the remains of Morris Drcz, the young German who
committed suicide at the New England Hotel,
Bowery on Saturday night, by shooting himself in
the mouth, as already reported in the HERALD. De-
ceased had been at the hotel about month, during
which time he seemed to be In good spirits and APP
|planatory letter. the following OF which is copy.
lit was addressed ITO the Proprietor OF the New
England Hotel:''-
making me unable In exercising my business SUCCESS
fully resolved TO put end to my life notified my
banker who will nav the expenses Of my burial In my
poc ethook you will ind about $s Please give that 10
ons nj NV friends Mr. A. Frtzrek drug clerk, Forty.
ninth street and First avenue who will come 70 You, also
nv pocketbook and watch and chain Let them put
nv trunk aside expect my brother in the next iew
DAYS IIe will take them OF. Respectfully you're,
49, MORRIS DREZ.
The body was sent to the Morgue to await tho
action OF the relatives aud friends.