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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-13
Thirty-Count Them-Thirly.
EXPRESS PACKAGE SALE.

Es- The Texas Express Company will, ON De-
cember Srd, sell at 70S Maia street, Dallas, a
large number of unclaimed express packages.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock Il. m.
ID. Il, FAUCETT, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-13
FRAUDULENT PLOWSI

The widely extended popularity our implements acquired by
ceasng effort ing half century build business upon
the enduring nce OF fair dealing with giving them the
best models that experience and ingenuity design with
strictly first material ard the skilled caused unscru
puous parties to flood the coUnty with FRAUDULENT EMITA
gE0NS of our implements
In order not only protect hardly regulations
also the interest OF our patrons both
already brought suit against some the makers of these spurious mp
mens and the purpose this notice warning
eNANHS and farmers of whom comparatively innocent
Ill INTENT but both OF which equally responsible
before the law that WI held MI zGt faf others
handle 5EaE5 E AATsONs our goods to a strict
accountability the "ts This apples only pows but
of pows also Point
These dishonest do business upoa fairly earned repu
aon of another wing faced patent copyright
and trademark law haze become fragrant that
avail ourselves of al a contained in the Courts MANI.
FAGTUREA, M&tt& N laE sseaEsS inringes
rights by making seliiu. q ing these frau
Respectfully,
Louisville Ky. og.l.l@ B f. AVERY & SONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-13

will be paid TO all customers. All orders by
mail or express promptly filled and satisfac-
ton guaranteed at the Ladies' new, bazaar. E.
Bauman, 706 Elm street.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16
Washington D G.
Sept. 1890.

Sept. 9, 1880.
Secretary Sehurz writes that no is astonish.
cd At tho capabilities and exieat Of the eoun-
try he hiss Travelled oSor. Hat greatly en-
coutaged IS TO our Indian elations. He
gives no exact date for his resun 10 this city.
bul will not be much lcngg away HIS
iriends say, but I do no, how on what
authority, that he will mAe no more
speeches duung the presen, eanpaign.
The "ConledeFste dag" borns in the grand
Democratic procession here two weeks since,
and which has been much comrented on by
Republican papers throughout tho country,
was ths Llberlan asc, = groakmauy OF the
more intelligent negroes ip3Akls city are
earnestly in favor OF Bsnp< and
the hsg was carried 81 o. sfsprt MT to
them.
10 the "Socieiy Of Oldest IshabitAn,s" OF
this Dstr lct-msdo up entirely OF cit zins
oyer fty years OF sge-sre sone Who served
IN tho war Of 1879 some IN toe Mezican war
and some In tho civil war. TbS are ali men
honorei 10 the community, ad who would
b honored anywhere, luquty shows that
with q few possihic excertios every ono is
for Hancock st the coming lection. The
objects Of the society sro iopromote good
fellowship among old re.idstU. complete,
and verify the history Of ihs District, and
collect such momen.oos OF e1ly saslrs here
as will be Of value hereafter.
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Wide Awakel

Wide awake! boys, 10 in earnest
10 ever thing goa andartee..
Though failure waits the l4lsdreamer
SdsCt5s Et,caig the wide afake,
Ju e beyond Tho Io>d 20 bppr
Oprr vide before thee les
Onward press with steady iDtsteps
Aud secure the ptgG.gus We.
Woo awake! improve
DO 80 once what shuuid dl84he. 4
an iw'5n ths word, there's yttue Ia Il
But IN "Bg And b " thHrsi none.
Fr1n tIu inject which In sumner
sweets for winter use supiea
Liam the vAius OF inprpgiR
Every moment 5 u bIss,
L. tbe world 60 As il choof;
O1o straight Toward c0ake pursue;
Harrow up no vain excuses
There - wOrk tor all q II
There are scauols Ia need ~diipachers-
Persons OF ackn0wl a'geilknl.
There Rre churches vHnungpreschen-
There are many posts ~ ~.
Wide awake, then, nevo s'4nber
Whi'r the sun affords tha light.
Dare 10 JON the worthy nsfbrr
Who ere sytivi g Tor Delight.
LIT this tr0ta IN hyitg DBEEg
b. upon your hearis inpan sed;
you mQ,t lsbur -ol = hlosatg,
Or, you never can be Utts.
q W. AKgRs.
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oroon6ack spotch BY Eon Jas A gpurlock.

MtHaNWAAA NWNtNN W ANMH FA0 81 ~ aaaNhHf |
lie 90. OFT by ,aying thnt tive years Ego |
ne ma3e a GreeDbAcl, spaeoh IN thai 9 urt
house. That since that time he had seen no
feason Why no should change hls views. He
believed the GrsCnbhck pdnciplrs were cor
rect.
He explained the platform snd arralgned
The Democratic party, Tor ~sbrndoning their
Grrepbacs platform Hnd aitcrso many years,
virtually adopting The Republican platinum.
That 10 they hsd been wrong These twenty
years. tuey were not 10 be entrusted wish the
Government.
Ia thought Cont II ,ncnok ~ much Of a
Republican eB Otnh Grant, and II electad no
thought time would prove II.
he said the Greenbsck marty held the
balance OF power and ia 1915, mostly cast
taeir vote TOR The D unocrttia can titate,
which gave him u malerity ofthc populAr
vote. Tha Democrats hai not ia alIed any
uC their promises 90 the people and had abns-
ed the GreenbaCkers without csuse, and now
the Gcssn0ack party, would leave them 10
TOE mercy 81 the RFpublirani. Hc predicted
TINT Gent trietd 0@inG b the dsiRctlou Of
tho Gioenbstk vote Wouli b. elected,
Sausfy bim that lhe G-aenbscs party was
In error ani be would vote with th8 Rtpubli
cans. lis luyitsi the penple TO organi2s and
ynta the Greeuhatk lckef, bat II they hon
cstiy believed it was wrong. then they shonld
ya.s t1s = Publican urksi, because the
Democrats hs1 acknowledged and adoptsa
tbeir principles.
The Dec 5ors,s BY prescription hid deferred
capital aud driven immigration from t1is
atats. but little proGrys3 hsd hper made m
population and rana Ia wealth sibcn they
come 10 powur IN 1871.
rs SAID the southe7u democrats were
Always opposed TO gonefAl education, and
asked tbe people 20 encourage cemr1un
g@chnoli. lie ssid he symrathised with the
people Of thu South. but thera wers two
classes t0tr', she lNhoring industrial @c'sses,
avid She ricn class who were opposing the
osto-.
Hs ftmpaitis,l vi,s tba iudu,rlsl Glaze.
pa npt bsl.ayb GruI Ut~n ever tisd ;u
np1ross :Gis q ass, Tae d"tntcfst> rapth give
tbe pos while iUAn, 30 boxer 81 ioriGSity
thtH me 1feremaE.
Prosperity rc,enpl in ,tis state from the
C'oss OF taF war 60 1871. w7eu 1855 NapIb.,
cans wee in power. ord vith Tie advent OF
.ha ID murtsCy, Drosparitg hHi erased. Toe
nigh lakes im posed during i~nlaticu r~er1nined,
ard te Gvfto>fas hst nato it a penit3ntlary
0feaco iur 4 csudidate TO oHer 10 serve Tor
less thso allowed a. law. f1ry baG tHEed
doIs and created NV ofiers, which w-re
wholly %uioless, except TO absorb tne high
tNs g.
ahr GreenbscS parry propc'ei to rec,iiy
ou1ac grievances, sDi would fiaaiiy succeed
IL dil poB propose TO issue worthless mpnay,
An, n, ",,.r "a. a mems d,r-,ud no.
aucnmhgr pnsteiiy sad tho NATION WIN
It l1rg8r u n tiol due.
os5 700 81, 49, 81 power 'N' "H'
"a Jrnbcr..i, p,r.y had ia origin Ia
huuta slavery, aud ~ssils chic, protector.
'hd "a'o slavery 'ei,el, lhe ash'i'Suc
P".9 s' "'''
We look general notes oi Mr. sfete'
oat 10Y We "7a'o 'pa'e We so'ev'''' a'0
et'9 f't-@ o yh"P'-' As q nA's' ="
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

II was hardly to be expected that tho r.
publican msnsrsra, besljg Themselves with
rage ard icat because OF the onward march
o. the Democratic column sna their inability
70 check IL, would be pbie TO allow Bon Bat,
iet'A Boston spaoch 10 pass unnoJteei. Be-
ing unable 10 refute bis iucls or to ooatro-
vert bis sr!IUnesis, they hsve addressed
themselves ssysEoly 70 the work Of demoIish-
ing Butler himsalL thorough tho associated
press they have hurled the accusation all
oyer the couutry that for lfJeen Yeas he has
been tguaturor &C the Nation 5Jldjors' home
and has had sums varying from halt a milf
Ion 70 q million aad = halt Of dollars IN his
hands an thg time, the Interest on which ho
has never accounted Tor. Butlfr, OF course,
denies tho accusation from frat 10 last, end
threatens TO hold those who have medo II
accountable. Bat shat is not IL. II tho nc.
cuJalion lie true we don't see that It PAGES
Butler Ia any wore position than It doeE the
officials OF the Republican patty. a man
having such vast sums ia bis hands must
have besn compelled from tins TO time to
account TO the government for their use. In
making such account the government must
have known whether the interest was &C
oounted for. The Republican managers say
it was not. The ouiy possible inference that
can be drawn from Tits state Of lacts Is thai
as long as Butler was a Republican, indeed
as long az he was not assisting The Democrat
ie party. Republican otilclal, were willing q
slow Tin 20 appropriate 70 bis own use from
S2j 900 to S75 eco = year aud say nothibg
aoDut Il. According 10 their own statement
tho thing has been going on for fifteen year
--eYer since the war.-hait u generstion-aoC
they have Just found II out, or rather jus
concluded 10 cell him 10 account. Takiut
one consideration with another, n is an an
fortunate kind OF charge for the Republican
TO make. The Democrats AFRO not responsible
tor Buffers morals, but the Republicans sr
responsible for the hOnest administration O
tho government for the past fifteen years.
ST. Louis Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16
GREAT REJOICING.
TIE State Of Raine Goes Democratic
5000 HaiOFiiY.

James G. Blaine admits Main gone 10 tie
Democracy and says al IS 3 great deieat'
that Il means the election OF Hancock.
Chss. a. Dana Gays it means New York ls
10000 for the Democracy.
WIN. II. English thinks It secures Indiana
beyond a doubt.
Three democrats out Of Eve are elected 10
Congress
The above is from tie Evening Dl'paich"
Of Sep, "a.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16
HOE IOHH r. PHnIpg,

WIN speak At the following PLACES
Pleasant Mount September ~.
Tuleumbia, september %.
Brumley, Sep tember, p.
Lam Creek, September 30
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

The Republicans poured out money like
water In Vermont they voted unnaiurslIzed
Canadians, dead men, and men who bad left
the stats years sgo; they bulldoted tho work.
ing people and bossed things at the polls,
hut for all that the Democrats held their
own. The Vermont election wal practically
a defeat for the Republicans.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

JUICE EdTsFdF charge 70 the Grand Jury
o n finding bills Of indictment against par
ties where there Is doubt about = conviction,
ws have thought perhaps it is we'll enough
10 withhold and see whether those inslrpc-
Lions arc properly regarded, before making
comments.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

THE peach orchard of John Ii. Psrnell, In
Troup county, Ga, Is sAid to be the Iargost
in the world. Il covers $50 scres OF land,
and will probably yield $4,000 this yesr.
lie owner is a near relsttYe of Charles Stuart
Psrnen, the Irish sgitatOr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

TIE cyclones pslsiog over Jamsca and
Barmnda islands, hsYe struck the s;ato OF
Maine, and will likely reach Indiana aud
Ohio In October.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

California raises as many acres Of whes. IS
Great Britain.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

The Florida orange crop, the yield Of which
II was estimated would have been LOCO, 900 of
boxes, was almost totally destroyed by q
recent hurricane.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

The promise for a Democratic victory 10
Illinois and Indiana could not ba brighter.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16
OSCAR N
---pEAtER lS-
0 81 STATIONERY

El'kIA AILlEN FihE Hfhnt hLAA
PAPER, PICTURES, RAAkS,
CuhO IuS
PIANOS AND OKGAHS.
Pianos rom,....... SD To $500
Organs trom.......".. 50 to.S4OO
Wrlte Tor Catalogue and Dldbuhis.
SIEET ABSlC
Everything mentioned 10 ID especial Cst-
%nluyue" twhich will be sent we on appllca-
riun) may BE- ob.zined from pc, Jon the fol-
lowing terms:
81 90 Cash will buy..-,S2 GWorth OF Music.
$500 Cash will buy".-S5 JFortt OF Music'
s. co Us,h will buy..-Sl5 0worth OF Music.
New Mosic OF auy pubisRT, l VII fur
nlsn at ~ per cent. oil piSlIsher's prices,
PROV ided the order smounl y 81 ",
Subscribe fos "MosSiG'sMUI cAL jour
y ~ the heat end cheapest monthly publish
OSGARMONNIG,
JeI-tun Guy, NO.
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a. 81 SONS
Editors, PUblisher' INK ProprIetors.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

Down with Banks ind up with Treasury
Greenbacks.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

FREE Trade and Sailors right.
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SITE TICKET.

For GOVERNOR:
q. 7. CRITTENDEN, Of Johnson.
LISUTFNANT-GovERsoR.
R0BT. A. Campbell, st. Lonls.
JuDGG OF SUPREME CouRr:
ROBERT u. RAY, Of Carroll.
STATE TREAsuRER;
PHIL. E. OHAPPELJ, of Cole.
s%EnRETARxo or STATE:
MICHAEL K. MeGRATH, st. Louis.
STATE AUDiToR;
John WALKER, OF Howard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
pANL &. MeINIYgR, Audraiu.
REeIsTER or LANDS:
ROBERT EcCULL0CH, of Cooper.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER:
GEORGE G. PRATT, Of Boone.
FoR JUDGE OF PIRsr JUDICIAL DIsTRtCr.
E. i. EDWARDS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

Official Paper Of Miller County.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

Publishe,t Every Thursday.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

BEAn'z Of Maine beaten sgsin.
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NM. s. HELMS, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

-Four miles West Of Mount Pleasant,
Regoectfuliy tenders his professional ser
vices TO the people OF Miller county. VIII
give %espeeial attention 20 obstetrics and
diseases gf womsn and .ehiaFeP,.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-16

SUBSCRIPTION;
Per ReO9', IN AdcGnce, $500.
not paid until the expiration ofthe year Si.25
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
EASrERy srAres

New YORK. July 23.-In the stock
board today the Central Pacific. Den
YER and Rio Gr~nde advanced Sharply.
The ri-ing in the D.nver aud Rio
Grspde shares VA. due 10 toe earnings
offhe third week la July. which were
five times gr.4t~r than last year. on m
increased mileage of only one.h half.
The figures are $s8. 500 for 1850, against
tl1 500 in 1879 The sudden advance
in Central Pacific stock today was due
TO report th t the time for the second
option Of % 600 shares has nearly sx.
pired. and Huntington wonld NJ. re-
new the option with the syndicate OK
cept at much higher price. he
Southern Pacific Railroad is negntia-
ting With The Mexican Government for
= concession to cons.rac; q grand trunk
line Of railway from Mexico to r.
Paso. with branches to Laredo aud to
Mszatlan or San Bias on the Pacific
coast, the 'yst.m aggrega,ing 1000
miles Of road.
DETROIT. July 2i.-In an Interview,
Father Bisyenbure states that just pri
or to the collision most Of the boys
were in the cabin. He was sitting with
the older men ADD boys Of the party,
and they noticed steamer coming
down the river. The Garland and I'll
Fortune (another steamer) seemed to
him not very far apart and coming very
rapidly. Il do not knrw. he said. Il
hardly dare asscrt st; yet i, se+med tn
me and the father made q signifi can't
pause as Though in thought they
we're racing He went on to say, but
l did net dream of q collision Ia fact
he had just said to Mics Diseaue. who
WAS sitting beside him. that it was a
picturesque aud exhilaat,ng sight to
see two steamers pillow through the wa
ter such bright moonlight night.
When he saw the Garland suddenly
loom up he instinctively OWNED with
horror that n collision was imminent,
The Mamie whistled seon after and tue
Garl,nd replied. but bore down direct
ly on the fragile yacht. crushing it 10
ii 1t bad been an egg shell, fairly cut.
ting il in two smidships. At the mo.
mont that he had seen that the collie
sion was unavoidable. he had shouted
to his friends and children, come to
the 'front.' Some of them did 80. Miss
Diseaue followed him. At the same
time ne felt the boat give way beneath
him; he caught hold of rope on the
Garland. and the young LADY did the
same. Somebody on board the steam,
er pulled her aboard, and he climbed
the rope he had holi Of unaided.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

FRoM TIE THos. CoRwlx.-Ths
Upited States revenue cutter Corwin,
which vas dispatched from San Fran>
oisco 10 the relief Of the Jeanette and
the cc-bound whalsrs, arrived ct Gun.
alAska on the 3D. of June. sft-r rough
pasAags Of twelve days. in which she
proved herself staunch see craft. We
make the following extracts from .
privsts letter written BY ono Of her
officers under date Of June 7th: We
have 100 toaa Of coal on board new.
and will sail Tomorrow morning for ta,
Islands and the narsh. We hope 10 u.
1t the straits by the Ism inst, and will
push through into the Arctic on the
first opening In the lee. We are all
prepared Tor . winter 10 the Arctic.
having enough stores on beard To last
eli hands fourteen meaths. At st.
Michacls We will procure two dag trains
and add quantity 81 salt Ash to our
provisioas. The indiestions are iavor-
able fer an early opening OF the ice.
The past winter was mild and the
spring stormy. High winds ars sait
to break the ice and opsu the Arctic
earlier than clear. dns weather, which
10 usually accompanied BY . very iow
tenperature.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

You are asked every day through the
c"'usnns Of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use son,sthing for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about You ret dis
outraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you 50, is.
factory proof that GREgS's August
FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint with ell ITS eff.
fects. such ~ Soar Stomach. Sick
Headache. HAbituai Costiven~ss, Pal
pitatiou of the Heart. Heartburn,
Watsrhrash. Fullue.s NJ the Pit of the
Stomach. yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Indsgestiou. Swinming OF the Head,
Inv Spirits. 90, 20 ask YOU 10 NO 10
yaus Druggists aad get Sample Bot
tie Of 0nKRN's AUGUST FLowsn for 10
censs and try Il. or . regular slas tor
IS eeets. Tvo dosss will relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

The California counties OF Los Ange.
los. San Luis Obispo. San Diego and
San Bernsrdino had 1910 inhabitants
10 1870. aud IN 1850 59.4s4. The coun-
ties Of San Francisco. Santa Clara, Al.
ameda. Marin. Contra Costa and Sono-
ma had a35.i39 In 1870, and have in
1880 3Si sos. The ten years. gain to
these ten counties has been frsm 26f.-
100 inhabitants to 44i.2s9 Seventy
per cent. increase in tsn years ought to
be satisfying. and Is more Il an will be
witnessed dnring the ten years to come.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Tuesday, July 81. 1880.
SPELLING REFORM.

At the second annual meeting OF the
Press Coast Press Association. the Com.
mit,ee on Spelling Reform submitted
the report following. which was adopt.
cd By the Association:
You. CON mitsee. to whom was refer
red the sabj-ct OF the spelling reform.
would report that they have attended
to The dsty assigned them: and. resliz-
ing fully the practical utility Of 9
change Of the speiiipg of the English
language. recommend tbs journals oi
this association 10 urge the adoption ~
~ early day IS possible. OF the fol
lowing rules. which are now in use ID
some OF the leading papers. such o
the Hume journal, Of New York. Chi.
cago Tribune, Utica Herald, Toledo
BLade, Library Journal and others.
1. Deep 10 At the end Of works like
Dialogue. catalogue. where the proceed
ing vowel 10 short. Thus. spell dems-
cog. pedsgog. ep,Iog. syDsgog. caialog
etc. Change tn que 10 tapg. When
the preceding vowel 10 long, ss In pro-
rogue. voR ne, d'sem bosue. rogue. retain
dnsl Letters % st present.
2. Drop hnal ia sucn words ~ re-
fate. infinite. favsrite, where the pre-
ceiling owel is short. Thus. spell OPP.
post. preterit. hypocris. requisit. etc.
When the preceding vowel Is long. ~
il polite. finite. invite. unite. etc, rec
tain the present form unchanged.
5. Drop 1 in words like quartetts.
cigasstts. coqaetts. Thus spsil cigaret.
rosst spsalet. vidst, gazst. etc.
4.aDraI, final me Ia words like pro-
granme. Thus. spell program. orifl sm.
gram. etc.
3. Change i'h to in words like
phantom. telegraph, phase. Thus,
spsll slfabet. paragraf. flosofy, foue,io,
fotogras. etc.
r. $40 change in prone: names.
These Suggestions are excellent. bot
IL will take q brave and determined
publisher to put them into practical.
every day use. DO. . tbs Association
possess any such man or more than one
Of zach men?
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

Col. L. ]. Allen, who cam. To this
Territory about the time the Conven-
ton was teld ut Monticello that asked
Congress to separate rs from Oregon
and form us into the Territory Of
Columbia, Of which Convention Col.
Allen was memser. but who has been
a resident Of Pittsburgh for twenty
Ave years 10 now in this city on short
visit. When In Seattle last, early in
1855 . Government vessel WAS here
for the protection Of our people against
Indians. She fred an occasional shot
over the town into the woods, while
the. few people here then huddled tn.
gether within very Close compass,
aud kept very Qaiet Mr.. Allen, before
that. lead party OF volunteers 20 The
opening up Tin 1851 Of the Nstchez
Peas. and the year following received
from Capt. Gro. B. Mcclellan . con-
tract Tor the msking II military
road. via the Same pass. from Fort
Stsilacocm t. Fort Walla wslla This
citizen OF early days 10 heartily pleased
Ut bic reunion with iormer associates,
which must. hswevsr. be short. ~ his
business In Pittsburgh calls him back
at an early day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

Is the most effentive Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally, and therby more
certainly RELIEvR PAIN. whether chr0n-
10 or acute. than any other pain sllevi-
ator. aud 1t Is warranted Double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
els. Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Toath.
ache. and ALL ACHES. and is JA1sGreat
Rsiierr Of Pain. '.BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PANAcEA" should be in every family.
A tesspoonfcl Of the Paraces 10 Q tum.
bier OF hot water sweetened. il pre-
ferred taken at bedtime. will BREAK
UP COLD. 25 cents . bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
WHAT VOC WANT.

IL medicine that will do the most
good In the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody d Co.,
Druggists and spothecariss, ere now
introducing into the market list OF
non-secrrt medicines 1.-THE formula for
the preparation Of which il lublishtd
on the wrapper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar and
wild cherry il better for coughs and
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our SarssparilI. for the
blond; our extract 1t Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis:
our Soothing syrup for children: orr
Lo.enges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and horse our es-
sence of Pepsin for dyapepsia. and car
various toilet preparations are the best
In use.