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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
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Psol, Agassiz died on Saturday even.
ing last. lamented by ALL
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I)IiII.

In Norway, De- :. Nj. >.il. wrlo0 cd Peter
Frost. aged q wears.
In Warren. y n ou the lih inst Eliza Jane
vile OF Joseph NJ. r;i!t, 1inDIis Vi N"4"'y'
aged - YEAR, Nos.
In Waterford, Dec. An, W.. George knublil,
ag,d - years
10 Peru Nov 81. the wife ct NEt- l.. igar.c.t,
also Dec :. Mr. tirrrgr " iritc. aged - 'tstr-.
Ia Porter, Dec. g. Mr.. Ia -Iuit /. E'lTul-. JS'd
81 years.
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Ca-toi.ia l- more ;atu % substitute Tor tt-ior
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t-.-Iialu o. asst uIJr ti- food ry -ulstc Che bow
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contains neither minerals, morphine coz Ac9ho
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Dr. ChRsc's Family Physician, rarrier,
Ree-Keeper aud Second Recipe Cook

DR.. ChRse's Family Physician, rarrier,
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bV Dr. a " CHASE author of Or ChdSs'S ne
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that could bs desired. Mr J. h. Howe, Of Han
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It Is q valuable work Tor every household library.
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ali sen,atiOuali-m. auJ shall present l.rrr
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

cowARDLY AssAULr.-On last Monday
morning Jno. J. DAILY Esq, one of our Attor-
peys, was brutality assaulted by one Ezra SEQ
viii and Parrowly aaeaPs9 being killed. The
fsets as We learn them are these. At about
10 o'clock Mr. d. went into the Clerks office to
attend to the filing of some papers in matters
pertaining to court business, and while pro-
seeding 20 tha Court no use door was attacked
and knocked 4own by blow from large
basel stick which Scovill held in bis hand
It was fortunate for Mr.. Daily that the blow
struck him only on the back for had it struck
him two inches higher up he would have been
killed. With the exception of a damaged eye
and bruised back Mr. DAILY is all right and
is able to attend TO bis business. Scovill the
assailant was indicted ty the Grand Jury
Tor assault with dangerous weapon and in
default of 5000 bail, fixed by Judge Bonham
Is In Jail waiting his trial which comes off on
Monday next.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
CIRCUIrcoURT PRoCEEDINGs.


STATE of Oregon vs John L. Shelton in
dicted sor assault with deadly weapon !; fol
prosecution Humphrey. Hayden; defence
Myer q. DAILY, tho Jury not being able to
agree the case was continued until next Mon
day.
State of Oregon VS. Ezra s.Scovill ass ,ult with
deadly weapon; lfor prosecution Humphrey
for defence Baldwin d Williams; cause set iey
trisl Monday, Dec 1st'
| Alexander Day (eolnred) VS. Sarah D
(colored) J. A. Apelgate for plaintiff. District
Attorney for defendant, divorce case VIM.
Holmes appointed referee to take testimony.
J. w. Gilbert vs:E. & B. Dove; Hayden for
plaintiff; civil action fer money Judgement, BY
default.
T. II. Glaze vs. A. n. Whitley damage suit,
cause dismissed on motion Of Deft. c2Snsel.
G.. Hubbard ,adms, vs. j. W. Wilson; L.
Vtnyard for plaintiff, civil action for money
judgment by default.
ii. Hawkins vs. E. M. Pyburn b E.>McDan-
all. Kelsey, Strain Vineyard for Plaintiff,
Hayden Daily for Defense, cause dismissed
| on mOuon OI UeItss-G& @Aek. Ior iallure oi
plaintiffs counsel to p
Mitchell y Dolph va Fili ct al fol
plaintiff Dolph, .BronodgHa Dolph, for de
tekse Boise, Hayden Sullivan IL DAILY, Dc
murror to complaint
A. Uglow vs. Jane Uglow divorce case fo,
plaintiff Boise, for Deft. District attorney
Divorce granted.
). Strong w. J. Matney civil action foi
money ]. j. DAILY for plaintiff Myer Hay
den for Deft cause dismissed on motion o
plaintiffs counsel
E. Scovill VS. II. Barney ejectment; fo
plaintiff Simpson, Stone & Bronough, for peft
Boise, Hayden, Daily zMyeEG demurrer t
complaint sustained.
A. II. Whitley vs. II. Barney; action fol
money, case continues.
Whitley VS. Waymire; action for money
judgement as stipulated per file.
Leoua Bsbcock VS. A. L. Babcock; sal
confirmed S. Smith vs. Ezra Scoviile; sal
confirmed
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
ART nEPARTME Er, Ia74.

-.The illustrations OF TIE ALDiXE have
won world, wide reputation and in the art
centres of Europe il ls adtnitted fact
that its odd cuts are examples of the highest
perfection ever obtained The common preju-
dice in favor Of " teel-pates,1 Is rapidly
yielding to "a more educated and discrmlna-
ting taste which recognizes the advantages of
superoE artistic quality with greater faei ly Of
production The wood.cu:s of THE AIUINE
possess all the ielicacy and elaborate finish Of
the most sostIy steel-plata. While they aaofi
better rendering OF the artists original
To fully realize the wonderful wnrk which
TIE 4 LDfN; is doing for the cause of art
culture - Am, RIGA, it i only necessary to con-
slider The cost to the people vf any other decent
representations OF the produc,loes VI great
danters
In addition. TO designs by the members of the
National Academy. ati ether notei American
artists. THE ALDfAF VIII reproducn exam
pies Gf the best foreign l..astar seiactvd with a
sieY to the highest arkjstic success and great
est general interest Thus the subscriber 10
THE DINE Il III. Of a tri1ing coat. enjoy
IN his Own hVme tbs pleasures aud refining ,u-
hueHees al true art
J be quarterly tinted plates for 1874 wilt be
by Thos Nor y aud J ID Woodward
The CArsuIas issue for f5T4 will contain
special ies gus appropriate u the season, by
our best astists aud will saIpaSs in atttact tons
any oi atE p3etle~sssVra
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

HfPPLs MIrcHEL.-There has been good
deal o: taLk about Nipple alias Mitchell, but
the lawyers In Court this week took practical
view Of the case. In the ease of Scovlll vs
Barney, which has been in Court for the last
two years, Mitchell acted as one OF scoviD's
attorneys, and Scovill had given Mitchell o
znortgags on the place in dispute to secure his
fee and eighteen hundred dollars which was
loaned to Scovill to enable linn to prosecute
the suit. Mitchell brought suit at this term OF
Court to foreclose the mortgage. Boise, Bar
ney1s attorney, moved as plea in abatement
that the plaintiffs name at lhe time the merit
gage vas given, was mot Mitchell bat Nipple,
Bronough, counsel for plaintiff, was disposed
e. regard it as o joke bat Judge Boise soon
convinced him that he was in earnest by the
production Of the proper authority. The plea
was sustained to tho great chaSTin of Mr.
brsnough vino has taken advantage the pres
emit recess Of the Court 20 ruu dawn to Portland
to consult with bis brethren of the legal fra
ternity as 70 the best method Of getting the
would be John III, Mitchell out Of this rathe
embarrassing situation. What glorious po-
sition i'm which to place an United States
senAtorl
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
SELLING OFF AT COST.

S We INTEND TO CHANGE OUR
"a busiIe in the Spring, VIC viii sell our
large and well selected stock OF Goods, consist
ing of LADIES DRESS Goods Bleuched and
Brown DOMESrICS. Mems and Boys Cloth
ing, Ladies and Mems Hats. Boots aud Shoes,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE.a ani very
large stock of GROCERIES. at cost, cem
mcnciny from this date FIR ready pay. cash or
produce. Those wishing anything l., our line,
will find il to their interest To call aud ex-
anime our Goods, as We shal! close out as soon
az possible. Don't forget tue place, at Bolter
L Wortleys.
All persons knowing themselves i2dehted
to us will confer u f@4or by calling aud settling
the same before anuary ist, 1874.
BOLTER & WORTLEH.
Dated at Dallas. this lst day Of Deeem :
Der. 1873.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

CrRcUIr CoURr'-The docket this term of
Court 10 rather short but notwithstanding we
see quite an array of the legal talent in at
tendance. Among others we notice Williams,
Bronough, Strong and need of Portland !;
Boise and Lagson Of Salem ; Kelsey and
Burnett, Of Corvallis; Ramsey, Lafayette :
aad Humphrey of Albany. The Court ad-
journed on Wednesday over till Monday. Up
70 its adjournment, the GIand Jury had found
no indictment against Glaze.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
NOT FOR.saLE4 EN B0OK OR NEWS
STORES.

7TIE ALBfNE, while issued with all the reg
ularity, has none of the temporary or timely
interest characteristics Of ordinary periodicals.
1t is an elegant miscellany of pure. light
aud graceful htesature; and a collection VI
pictures, the rarest specimens of artistic skill.
in black and white Although each succeeding
number afQrds atr ab pleasure to its friends.
the real valne aud beauty of THE ALDINE
will be most appreciated after it has been
bound up at the close of the year While other
publications may claim superior cheapnass. as
compared with rivals of n similar class, THE
ALDINE is unique and original conception
alone aud proachCd--absolutely without
competition in price or character Tho pos
SCISSOR of II complete Volume cannot duplicate
the quantity of fine papeF aud engravings in
any other shape or number of volumes far te,,
time. Us cost :. dpd then, there tic chronaos,
bes.desi
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

We call the attention OF our rea Sess tos the ad
yertismeat of Mr., B. NJ. Smith which will be
found in another column, Mr.. Smiths stock of
goods is entirely new and especially selected
with view 20 me Dallas trade. His terms are
reasonable. Call and see him.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

Look 90 the ad of Bolter b and Wortley on
this page, they selling out their fine ste ck of
goods at cost. We know by experience that they
are men Of thsis woras "at cost" with them don't
mean ten pea cent profit.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

SEvERE LIZ INJURED.-We are sorry to Learn
that Cast. Lafollstte met with serious accident
ast week while chopping woed. He was fall
nc tree, when looking up, a large dry limb
fpa. striking him on the lower part of his. face
displacing his Jaw bone.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

ELocurIoS.-Prof. White gave the citizens of
Dallas treat in elOcution last night We
were unable to atteud, but understand it was
rare entertainment. He holds another next
Wednesday evening.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

Read the cardzof Mrs. B. F. Nicho
which appears in this issue. This lady is
now prepared to attend promptly to all orders in
the millinery and dress-making line. Call
and be satisfied.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

For the very pest photographs go to. Brad
sy a. Ru loHson's Gallery without STAIRS
&@- ASCEND IN THE ELEv AToR, %
MeoReEy, s,Es: tSan Francisco.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

EARTHaUAKE.-SeFeralp persons in town felt
the shoek Of the earthquake which visited the
valley on the Esd inst.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29

The town puts on ively appearance tbs
week.
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BAPTIST CEuRcR. Services on the Sd Sab.
bath Of each month at II A. N. Rev. r.
Holman, Pastor.
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t the same time the most efectual remedy that can
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Vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should
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are soInetimea subject TO colds and coughs, aA
sbould be provided with this antido;e for them
Although settled Consun,pfio,s 10 thought in-
curable still great numbers of cases where the ds-
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
Special Notice.

It Is we'll known fact that and
Indigestion arc the causes nearly oil tho
diseases that the human oily heir then
why pay enormous doctors bills ? using
r.Isni4y's cs, ratsI Y l. Bi tte they
an be thoroughly eradieated from the system
and new lite impaired to the sufferer. Read
physicians certificates in advertisement in
mother column.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-29
TOWN AND coUNY NEWS.
CHUhCH DIRECTORY

M. X. CHURcH. .--Services on the2th Sabbath
IN each month ut II o'clock A. M. and p. M.
Sabbath school every Sunday at A. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
! James. Pastor.
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Premium for 1874.

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