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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR sALE-A fine BAT HORSE. years old, 10
hands high; perfectly sound, and free from
any blemish; sold for want q use. Also, ~
good serviceabe Carriage, at q low price Ga
Apply TO j. 3. JONES, 81 7th It. Jll-lw
EoR sALH-A fine young SADDLE
HORSE, kind and gentle: SstiAacsory IN
reason given for selling. p. P. LITTLE &H2A
CO., corner 8h and sts., Navy Yard. JAM -9ws
EOR SALE-FURNITURE
l. A Rare CanceI r Passies Desissss If Go,as 70
HoSsekeePtas.
family about to leave the city "for Q climate
more congenisl to their heah,1 wish 20 dispose Of
their Furniture, which has bsen in uss but short
time, and is In every respect good new. This
Furniture vas selected With much care; IL IL mostly
Of black walnut, with marble and contains such artf-
clcs ~ a good housekeeper needs. The hsase, which
las eleven rooms, be rented By parties Who will
NOT keep boarders e. 80 per month. The landlord
has no Objection to the renting Of rooms tsingle gen.
tlenep. The situation Is very desirable, being
street northwest, near the pos4 ofhcs. Possession
given February !, 1873. For furthne PARTICULAR ad
dress }. I. j., Star OnBos. Ma
EOB SALE-A fse pAir Of COACH HORSES kind
= 'na genus Gk6p9 b % BENJAMIN. IN
decsclv 9io0 Penn. a,enn.. AS
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
~ paper. Ito 81
IL JOSEPH MCDONALD, late U. 8 Navy, who
L married Wilisse Stephens, will communicates with
A. II. W., jersey City Post Once, New Jersey, he
will hear something TO his advantage. jlo-6ts
REFORMATION WANTED or CORNELIA
ANN aud RICHARD FRAZIER, colored aas N
and years; supposed TO be in Washington. Any in
formation will be thankfully received by their
parents. FREDERICK FRAZIER, old No 2lO
llth street between Y and w streets n. W. jsA
nj RS. SAWYER, ClovcovoNs aad Tess Medssr1
lvl has REMOVED 20 No. 011 sd street north
west, between h aud streets, ono square south u
Circle. decZ I'M
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TUESDAY APRIL 8, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts of the country will add pleas
ure to the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating a vast total of HALF
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be distributed
by lot to the ticket holders as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11
A. sTRAU
lo1i PENNSYLVANIA Av1Hvs,
- Bstweea letA and llsh slrssts
l-tr Three dosu from lltA street
MO MORE SMALLPOX. osarI,l v !.
s'ss soss's Of Y; y sssS $S.;ssvsu.

Tie mere vaccinssisn. in many casss, produces q
With the sick Who nay - Sulssing With ths dissass
without eny tsr q rsselts. Hcan & yrssentb pro
avenue ma east. Price, 0hs Dollar Rsr sott!e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11

Wy the Bible Banner, will preach at the City Hall
IO;h9RROW at II a. m, Sand IA p. m. Public
~ CHURCH OF THE AsCENsION--There
S2 w wi, De ser,ees a. this Church at the usual
hFREY. O. D. ANDREWs,. OF NEW yER-
I Non VI o'clock. :. M and at 80 , a TO f.
fSTIHEkE Will Bs 4 MkETING OF THE
In-at IChrtRepsil A p PARDON. A.
nSTHnH CENTRAL PRKsBYTERIAN. CON
and Third q i SRR6W
Sabbaih school al $50 m sermon sy the pastor,
ks, A. W. PITzER, at IL a. m and 20 p. m. Seats
Wy THE jews (John ~, ID Has he ever
when, Subject To-M6RRow MORNING al II In, a.
nsr " N ChTstsdciphlsn Synagogue northeast cor
hRMP. o. OF R M-The regular Quarterly
S. q Columbia vii Il ne E. Xxi IL 8 OF
wigwam on the ls,h Sleep, Cold Moon, G. 5. d. $50,
at nS h G1s and fra
IT. JAS. =. DEMENT,, G. G. Of Records.
FPuBLIC SCHOOLS. The examination Of can
a. he Frsnsii8 BaidDs shTnRbSY J Hs hsla
rs, commencing ct O'Clock z. m. All teachers who
y
JOHN RANDOLPH,
lll-a lRep&Chron.l Chr. Committee Of Teachers
~ l. o. o. F.-The second annual meeting Of
W. the ODD FELLOWS, MUTUAL RELIEF
TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, ct ~ O'Clock
Election OF onieers and other important business.
hVefy memoef hS nnvIed; u~v,n
T. W. FOWLER, Secretary. jii2t
~ DAsHAwAYs Ar LINCOLN HALL
National Prohibition, A. n. POWELL, HsQ., of New
York city, EDITOR Of the National temperance Advo-
cate. the !. Dashawaysn will hold their usual SUN
Hall, commencing at 10 O'Clock p. m. Public COR,
cordially invited. J. b. DUNNING,
Secretary.
TR0SADALIS WILL CURH THE WORST
10y cases Of DYSPEPSIA. Gilbert Hale, Wash
worst form; at times not being able to retain my
stomach even piece Of hard bread and cold water.
NV feet and ankles were much swollen for months,
and became so much reduced in flesh as to be
little hope Of ever getting better Of living long
began TO take Rosadalis used four bottles and for
three months past have been doing regular work
my farm feeling vel and strong and am now able to
pork potatoes, &c. can recommend Rosadalis a
valuable remedy. j1l-eo6t
~ NOTICE.-The Comnitsee on Examina,ion
NS Of Applicants for appointments On the Metro
at Police Headquarters, on TUESDAY, January L.
;isa 0's '''"A IA. LAzRSBY, Secretary.
TFRANKLIN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
@ ASSOCIATION:-TheT Treasurer will be at
sonic Temple) ON the second Monday In each month,
and the Friday preceding, from 40 to 7:o m, to
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
I'LL theCouny Court for Polk County State OF
Oregon I will sell at public auction on
the 18th day. OF > oetobsr 1878,
betweenA the hours Of D O'Clock A mn and
o'clock p NJ of said day at the Court House
door in said county the following described
real property belonging to. the estate Of A G
Daniels deceased to witt Beginning at ths . ID
thenee W ON the 8 line of said claim 77.e5
chains thence N 6. chains thence w 7.e6
chains to- the center of tie coanty mad FROM
Salem ferry to Spring Valley thence II l096b'
w along the center Of said road la.A6 schains
thence East ALSO chains 10 the hank of fhe
Williamette river thence along the hank
Of said river TO the place OF bsqining oen-
tanning es.46 acres moro or ldsa Said property
being situated In said county one mile vest Of
the city Of Salem and Ia lsnd of good quality
and suitable for gardening purposes tho tarms
of Sale will DO one half cash at time OF sale
spd one-hslf In six months,
o n Daniols,
Admipiptratrix,
septembeS ., 1873, ~.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

In the County Court fer Polk County Ore
In the, matter Of the probating 4.s ~
Jacob Cooper
To the heirs at law of Jacob Cooper deceased
and all persons interest ed In the Estate Of
said deceasd.
You and each 6fyoa are hereby notified to be
and appear in said Court on Tuesday the 7th
day Oct A ID 1873 at the hour of one o'clock
p VI of said day 10 show show cause if any
you have why the last will and testament Of
said jacob Cooper shall not be proven and
duly admitted TO probate
Done by order Of the Court
In testimony waareof I Hereunto aee my
hand and official seal this September 15th A D
1873
DJ dimes,
Sept 204 Clerk.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
FACTS AND FANCIEs,

1t is sad to see . newspaper die
without issue.
"Elocuted" is the last and perhaps
the worst.
One of our dentists takes daily pull
on the river.
The monument of Greeley ought to
be an imposing stone.
A Philadelphia razor man was re.
Gently presented with "strapping big
boy"
All things are systematiscd nowa-
days. Even every milk train has its
cow-catcher.
The first postal card received at
Dubuque was from q lsdy, and marked
"Private."
"Have You had your mornings
morning this morning I 10 the latest
way Of putting it.
An Indiana reporter tells of case
Of poisoning by the use Of corrosive
supplement"
How natral 1t il for man, when be
makes mistake. to korrekt it by kuss-
ing somebody else for it,
Note by q Chiropodist (in the
country for the first tine). @Must be
very paipful-corn in the ear"
The Aurora, organ of the Illinois
State Agricultural College, speaks Of
fattening hogs as 'ssnsiculture
The Untica Herald says men will never
know what effect it would have had ON
job if eleven little girls called on him
one after another, and tried to cell him
sunday school picknio tickets,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
special Notice.

Tt 10 well known fact that Dyspe 10 and
Indigestion are the causes of nearly ell the
diseases that the human bo5y 10 heir to; then
Why pay enormous Doctors bills BY using
r .Henley's celebrated K L Bitters they
an be thoroughly eradicated from the system
and new lite impaired 10 the sufferer. Read
physicians csrtiAcatesA in advertisement In
neither cslumz.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
G HI EA~PiPA INTING

AsTAM NOW THROUGH WITH THE
n most of my work this fall, ! propose 70
paint HACKS, WAGONS, 4 and BUG.
GIES at 80 so apiece. Now 10 the time TO
bring on your old Hacks and wagons % you
will never get them painted cheaper.
Shop on the corner, over r. Ciarks store.
H p 6HRIVER,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04

ATOTTeE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned was ct the Ssptterm 1875
Of the county court for Polk County Oregon
duly oppointed administering with the WILL an-
nexed of the estate of Ben jamin Whitaker
laie of said county deceased. AL
persons having claims against said estats are
requested to present the same 10 me ut my
residence near Monmouth Oregon for allowances
within six months from the date hereof, and
alb persons indebted 10 said estate viii make
immediate payment TO mo.
Ira =. n. Butler
Admi nistrator with will annexed
Monmouth Sept 2, A. ID 1873.
Sept fw
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
LEGAL ADVERTtSEMFNTS
COPY AN Nae DER.

H0UNTY COURT FOR POLK COUTY.
V 9Oregon. September Q, 1873 In the matter
Of Z 4 Walling's Guardianship of Jesse
Florence. Mary L, Alice, Grant and Jennie
Walling, minor children Of J. d. Wslling
deceased. Now comes said Guardian and
presents her petition for license to sell the in
terests of said minors i'm the following de.
serihed land: Beginning SO feet + of the N
q Corner Of Lot in block I in the town Of
Lincoln Polk County Oregon. running thence
N 66 feet THENCE East to the Willamett River,
thence 66 feet, thence to the place of begin
ing And it appearing to the Court that sale
of said property wodld benefit said wards and
IS expedient, it is hereby ordered that tho next
of kin of said minors and all persons interest
ed in said estate appear before this court at
the coprl COON thereof in the court hoass In
said Comfy on Tuesday October Z, 1873
at O'Clock A NJ, then and there show cause
why an order should not be granted for the
sals Of said property And let q copy of this
oyder be published, once week for four con-
secative weeks before the said day appointed
for Gearing. in the LIBERAL REPpRHcAN
newspsper Of said County as by law required,
-J H Myer, Judge
Sept CIV .
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
SUM MONS.

I'm the Circuit Court Of the State sof Oregon
for the county sf Polk -
Gouldman Hubbard Administrator OF the
estate Of Hilah Smith deceased Plaintiff
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
WORDS FOR PARTING.

30, what shall do, my dear,
In the coming year, wonder,
when over paths, which lie so swsetly near,
Shall lie so far asuLder?
o, what shall do, mg dear,
Through all the sad to morrow,
When the sunny smile has ceased Co chesF,
That drives agay all sOrrowf
fWhat saall DO, my friend,
When you are gone forevere
My heart its eager need will send
Through the years TO fnd you--nsver!
Aud how will it bs with you,
IN the weary world, wondsri
Will you love me with q lore % true
When our paths lie far asanderl
"a sweeter. sadder thing
My life-for having known you;
Forever with its sacred kin
Ny souls SOUL must own yen
Forever mine, my friend,
From June tili life's December.
Not mine to have or hold,
Mine to pray for and remember.
ssThe way 10 short, my friend,
That reaches out before us;
Gods tender heaveans above as bends
His love is shining DER rs.
A little while is ours
For sorrow or for laughter.
INLAY the hand You love in yours
On the shores Of the Hereafter"
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
DALLAS ADVERTISEMENTS.

g - - -
'fSBEsT Sfs
me- w UOODS
III sEfTF WYE
We respectfully call the sssen uon OF the
st'''' fsfI s
7is..
Ladies' and Misses Hats, sz
e..,.., r,r.,.n,nv Good.
ia
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04
Ghe Tibfsal Republican. !,
DALLAS. SATURDAY 0GI..4


TRE NAalE ON THE TREE. i
pv ". c. RICHARDS.
Long Esars ago, ] cs:ved upona tree,
While rang her laughter sweet and ioY.
MA blae eyed maider's name, most deay 10 me,
Many long years ago. 81
"HOw Long" said, the sweet task being done
"Shall thy young love for me abide3"
"while of these letters you decipher one!"
Sne With gay jest replied.
! watched the grind its gashes slowly heal,
And still the name was well defined;
Till laark and tree both to their trust must leal
sadly LEFT behind,
Of circling years swift decade had gone
sought again the purple shade;
Both fain- and yet afraid-to look upon
The dear. deep wound mads.
Ah, thinl tree not monument Of Ssane
Ever pore true than thou could be!
OF one dear name trust to keep, alone,
For future days to see.
traced tine name I carved with boyish glee.
Roughened and SCARED, and yet the same;
And with the { Id, old fire it quickened me,
And SET ny heart aHame.
Ana .Aen Ierica, 80 heart, the maple keeps
Tis truss no 5ester than tho maid;
SLeIoves ne still, except her beauty sleeps
In some cool forest shade p
cold hito gleam my heart and eye opprest
I shook Yita lear IN dream:
A ,cuI2 2tu-e3 stone the name loved the best,
And-se1se Of loss supreme!
In :be deer gloom-now be it shade OF sun,
That shrouiS her name on tree or tomb
I wait as true as she till, waiting done,
Her grave shall give me room!
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04

estate OF htlAh smith deceased RtAintn
John NJ Wilson Defendant.
vEV0 JOHN NJ. WILSON THE ABOVE
named Defendant In the name of the
State of Oregon Yen are hereby nctiled and
required 70 appear and and answer the com.
plain f:ed against you in the above entitled
action, In the above entitled Court, at the
next regular term thereof 10 Wit, On the gath
day Of November 1879 fourth Monday Of
November 1873 aud II you fail to answer for
want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for In the com>
plant TO wit; for judgement for the sum Of
two hundred and sixty four dollars 1894. gold
coin together with interest thereon In like coin
ct the rate Of ten per cent per annum from
the 10th day Of September 1893 TO time of
taking judgement besides costs costs and dis
bursements of this action.
L. Vineyard,
Atty for Plf.
Published by order Of the Hon. b r Bon
ham, Judge Of said court which order bears
date Sept -, 1878. S27ew
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-04

AT Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ undersigned Was at the Jane term ls73.i
Of the County Coart for Polk county Oregon
daily appointed sxscutrix Of the estate OF j. j.
Rawlings deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present the
same TO me ut my residence In Monmouth
Oregon for allowance within elk mSnth fsona
the date hereof, and all persons indebted to
said estate viii make immediate payment 10
me.
Nancy A. Rawlings
Execatrix
Monmouth September !, A. ID. 1873:
Sept. 4-w
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
0ur Wholesale Tra6o

The wholesale house, Of all kinds are unus-
ually busy just now and we are informed bv
parties fully acquainted with the details that
the trade ofthe year will prove the most ex-
tensiye ever done in the city.
This is notably the fact with dry goods
iobbers and it is no mere statement for effect.
as every house in town can show figures
which indicate beyond question, that the
trade was never so large in Portland as to-
day. The fall business opened unusually
early, some of the leading houses making
large sales in August, month which is
usually counted among the dullest OF the year.
If any one doubts that there is an unusual ac-
tivity in this very important department OF our
trade, he only has to visit the wholesale
houses to be convinced that what we say is
true. Onr estimates put the business of last
year at S5.0O0,000 and at present the ucreave
this year promises to be twenty-five cent over
The sales of 1872. This increase is accounted
for on the ground that the area to which our
jobbers sell goods has been largely increased
late and the general prosperity ofthe indus
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
Office.Hoiders in Politics.

The scandalous combination of federal Office
holders in Massachusetts, in the desperate
struggle to make Butler Governor, arouses a
general expression of reprobation from the
better classes of citizens of Massachusetts,,
which meets prompt and clear echo from
other States. The fact of holding an office, it
is true, should not debar one from exercising
the prerogatives of citizenship, and we lave
no sympsthy with that morbid sentimentality
in politics which sees a ring in every political
enterprise; but when the whole body of Off
cials in State make use of the power acquir-
ed by their positions-some willingly, and the
rest from fear of loss of place-to force upon
the party nominee so Objectionable to the
unorganized majority that he cannot win
even with this powerful and perfectly organ
lied support, their action passes beyond the
limits of proprety and merits the severest de-
nunciation. These Massachusetts, placemen
must be very uncomfortable under the scath-
ing rebukes of every respectable newspaper
in the State and the fearful disaster which has
befallen their unholy alliance at the Worces-
ter Convention. A little wedding out of these
superserviceable politicians from public place
would be wholesome. The President has un-
doubtedly been absolutely quiescent in the
matter, believing it outside his province to in
terfere iu the internal politics of State. 1t
certainly would not have been becoming for
him to order these people to cease their sup
port of Butler; but the dismissal of few of
these rampaeeous persons, who have become
so grossly obnoxious, would go far to prevent
such exhibitions in the future. Either these
meh have neglected their duties sufficiently to
warrant discharge or there are more officials
than the needs of the public service demand.
In either case dismission is justifable.
Complaint is made here sometimes of
similar interference of officials in political
affairs; but, in the face of such an exhibition
as this, the complaint seems trivial. Cohsid-
ering that they are generally men with nat
ural keen interest in politics, their general
conduct in this respect has, of late years GER
tainly, been remarkably decorous. Very few
OF them, comparatively, go to conventions,
and very few of them hang about Augusta
winters. The jealous scrutiny which these
few elicit is proof positive that no such ope
ration as the Butler movement would be re-
ceived with any more tolerance here than in
Massachusetts.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12

tries of the interior of The State and the RAPID
revival of shin L~building, which has. greatly
quickened trade on the seaboard.
The same may be said of the wholesale
nrovision and grocery trade, though that is
,ot 90 sensitive IS the dry goods business.
Most houses report an increase of business
go. ,os+ voar and a most hopeful tone pre-
walls in all circles.
Boot and shoe manufacturers aud Joobers
report an unusual activity, quite In contrast
with the state of the trade in larger places.
The demand is good and our factories are
running at full force. In Maine and else
where, Portland manufacturers and jobbers
nave secured large and valuable trade,
On full survey of the field, there can be no
other conclusion, than that the business pros
poets of Portland were never more hopeful.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
News and Other Items.

The new class at Yale College will number
about 160.
The Boston Journal says that the excitement
growing out of the Butler contest has injured
business in Massachusetts.
The break down in gold has brought great
loss to leading importers in New York who had
been purchasing with the idea that gold would
be worth S1.25.
Hazing has been resumed at Williams Col
lege, and the Sophomore class, who escorted
two offending and suspended students to the
cars, have been suspended in consequence.
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad will be
opened on Monday, September 18TH from Wells
river to Groton, ten miles, for passengers aud
freight.
1t reported that the German government
has taken an additional five millions of United
States five per cents. The subscription was
made through the syndicate. This makes about
seventeen millions. subscribed by the German
government.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
DNNIRSTIC PORTS

GALvESTON-Cld 4th inst, brig Charlotte Buck
Blohm. Pensacola.
FERNANDINA-Ar SOth, sch Jennie Wiley,
Ar ist, brig W H Bickmore, Bickmore. New York
scbs Lottie Wells Watson, and AdeIiza, Libby. do.
JACkSONHlLL 4th, sch Helen Augusta.
Cid 4th, sch w Maitland, Lawrey, New York
BRUNSWICK. GA-Ar Sd, sch Alice. Jordan Nor
folk, to load for New York. ava
CHARLEsToN--Ar 9th, sch Timothy Field Le-
ALEXA,MDRIA-Sld sth, sch Mary A Harmon,
FORTRESS M0NROE-Passed in 9th. shin Char
ter Oak, Nichols, from Dunkirk for Baltimore.
Passed ont 9th, brig Emma, from Baltimore) for
Ella Pressey. for Bermuda; Eliza Cochrane on' 80"
BALIlMoRE-Ar 9th, sch L j Trafton, Tapley,
Alexandria
Ar 9th. schs Kate Grant, Grant, Georpetovn: G. w
Clark, Cross, Bridgeport; Lark Guptiil, PIiIadeI-
PHILADELPHIA--Ar 9th. sch Helen M Waite,
diner.
ELIzABETHPo PoRT-sld.eth, sch Lucy Hammond,
Bagley. Portland
New YoRK-Ar 9th, schs Lizzie. Leighton, Two
Rivers Ms More Light, Allen, Calais for Newark ;
Carrie, Jones, Rochand; It Carver, Norwood Cal
ais; VIM Arthur McDutiie, aud fremont. Rosebrook.
Portland; Chllfon, Grant, da Mary, Richardson.
from Portland.
Also ar 9th, schs Lizzie Harrington, Leighton, Two
Rivers Ms; Il e Fuller, (new) BART, st George; Con-
sitution Smith, Savannah; Mary Richardson. from
Cala > Deputy. Mcmahon, Bath; c Macon
ber, 1lggins, @ frankin; Speedwell. Spanlding, Dix
Island MARY clark, Perry, Camden; Jachin, ZANE,
Portland.
Ar loh brgs Lizzie zittlosen, Dow, Malaga 30 DIS;
Jos Clark, Stahl, Port Caledonia.
Cid 10TH brig Anna NJ Kniuht. Davis st Thomas: !:
sch L Warren. Roberts Beanfort =
Sid 9th, brig liza, for kingston Altayela, for Glen
NEW HAyEN-Ar 9th, sch L standish Wilder
Pembroke
PRoVIDENCE-Ar 10th, schs Maggie Todd Rich
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
How Do Won Feel

The fervid heats of summer are now over. In
whar condition have they left you? Is your liver
torpid or disordered, your appetite feeble, your di
gestion imperfect OF painful. YOUR nervous system
shaky, your mind lethargic? This is the state in
which the autumn finds tens of thousands of us, and
this state we are ripe for the maarous evers and in
bowel complaints, and bilious diseases, which the
heavy dews, the vapors, and the vast difference be-
tween the temperature of night and day are apt to
engender. Rouse yourself from this condition with
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. Wake up the latent
vitality of the body, which only requires the stmu-
lating, strengthening and regulating agency of this
mighty vegetable restorative to enable it to resume
It's activity and potency, Indigestion biliousness
miasmatic fevers, and disorders of the bowels are
the usual sequences of long heated ,erm Prevent
or cure them with the Btters You can do either,
but prevention is best
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-12
Election Notes.

The Bath Times reports tie on the vote
for County Attorney in Sagadahoc.
In Somerset county, DR.. Palmer (rep } is
reelected, but Lothrop (mixed) is elected
over Foss (rep). Chapman (mixed) is elected
Sheriff, and Walton rep County Attorney.
The Commissioner and Treasurer are in
doubt.
In Knox, Hon. Moses Webster has been
elected Senator by a majority of 107. The
Democrats elect their county ticket by ma
jorities ranging from % to ITO.
In Franklin county, Davis (dem.) is elect
ed Commissioner over Prescott (rep.) by 100
majority. The balance of the county ticket
was elected by an average majority of 275.