totfswan.
8AUCM, MONDAY, AU(J. 13, IHfiO.
tOl'XIY IXUltMAItlKS.
Tli in it a mutter which ought In Imro lliu
attention of the Cimimirsioiiers in ench county,
anil also nt the Legislature Tlie duly of tuk
in; proper oaro til tlio ngcil nml infirm, who
are thrown upon tho charities of (lie world, it
niio that dioulil In! provicli d for in such a way
ns liecomea I lie character of I ho American poo
pie as Iibernl anil hamnno Christnltis. It it a
duly that should not lio left to lh voliintnry
ohnriliet of the few, nor yet to llio temporary
OJtpcdientt of a iciinty "poor fund," or the mer
cenary motive! of thnsu who would weigh (lie
chancet of life, health and comfort against tho
poss'ilile profltt to b squeezed out of the county
treasury. The present system of niaiutaluing
tho poor and infirm, who become a clinrge upon
tho pulilio, is the tamo that has prevailed at
first iu all cow countries, and will doubtless al
ways prevail iu nuw and sparsely populated
settlements. It is the snmo tystcra that lias
always prevailed in the administration of State
and Territorial olitiritiea, in their first settle
ment, and yet it is essentially very defective.
The defects do not result from a want of inter
est in the wellnro of tho poor, or any absence
of the feelings of haiuaiiily ; for, on the contra
ry, wo 'believe that the settlers of new countries
lire always more humane, charitable, and rich
in tho "milk of human kindness," than in the
older States at least this has been tho result
of our observations. Bal the defects of oar
present "poor laws" result from the unsettled,
miirititured condition existing in all new coun
tries. So fur as we know, and wo believe it is
the truth, tho county commissioners do the most
possible good under the present system, and no
fault can justly allacli to them; and it is also
doubtless true that persons ho undertake the
euro and euliitcncu of tho poor do tho best
they can tinder tho circumstances. Hut any
body can tee that, where the residence and cir
oumstanccB of anypublio charity is constantly
liable to change where the guardian of the
charity may bo changed or removed at any
time, and where, there is not a settled plan, nor
permanent, reliable means of taking oaro of tho
poor from year to year that, under snch cir
cumstances, the expense to the county must
necessarily be greatly enhanced, and the care
and comforts afforded to the unfortunate poor
must be greatly decreased. This was the ex
perience of the State with the insane patients;
and after trying a few years of this kind of ex
perience, tbe Legislature wisely provided a
permanent homo for tho insane, with ample
medical care and attendance, and all the enm-
' forts of a home. And so it lias been in all
other States and countries. Each county ought
by this time to liaro learned that tho present
system was expensive, troublesome and annoy
ii'g to both the officers and their charge, njiilo
it was productive of but little comfort to the
poor. We think that most of the counties west
of tho Cascades, and some east of tho moun
tains, in this State, would now find it greatly,
advantageous to tbe county purse, and more
pleasant and agreeable to all concerned, to
enter opon some fixed plan of establishing
"infirmaries" for those who become a ohaigc
upon the public While land is now compar
atively cheap, a furm of two or three hundred
acres could be secured, and improvements in
the way of fruit trees and live stock at once
commenced. It will doubtless require some
legislation to enable tbe county authorities to
commenco tuch a work, but that oan readily be
secured at the ensuing session of the Legisla
ture. In the older States, tbe County Infirm
ary is always an ornament and an honor to the
county. We are more conversant with the
system adopted in Ohio, and we know that
where the established Infirmary bus been fried,
tbe people would not go back to the old system
(now prevailing here) for any consideration.
There the Infirmary buildings become the per
manent borne; the Infirmary farm is stocked
with ita borscs, cattle, slioeo, swine, poultry,
bees, etc.; and there is the ",argo vegetable gar
den, the orchard, tho flowers and shrubbery
all of which furnish healthful employment to
those who are able to d' tome work, and still
unable to go out hau battle with the world.
The establishment is looked after hy tho Hoard
of Infirmary Directors, elected by the people
of tbe county, who meet at the Infirmary quar
terly and as much oftener as they deem neces
sary, to inspect the management and give di
rections, and who appoint the Superintendent
with his wife for Matron. It has been found
by experience that such an establishment payi
its owu way, in that country, after it bus been
once established, and we doubt not it would do
13 here, if located uear any town, where some
market for small products would be afforded.
We offer the above merely ns suggestions,
and hope that tho judineut and experience of
others may itidicate the best plan lor the pen-
- pie and the ui fortunate poor.
Fishing and Hunting. Fishing, banting,
and rusticating in the mountains, is now all
the rage. On Monday. J. II. McClung and
wife. Judge Walton and wife, and Win. Par
sons and wife, left here to spend a few days in
the mountain!, near Mount I'isgnli. On Thurs
day, II. C. Owen. Latter Day Saint," or the
" Lone Star " of my policy," followed by his
favorite band of houuds, "Cowan," " Doolit
tle," etc, in company with a number or gen
tlemen from Salem, started up the MuKenzio
on a hunting expedition. They were accom
panted by Messrs. P. W. Johnson, A. W.
Stowcll. J. B. Underwood, J. G. Gray, K. W.
Lewis, A. S. Patterson, Saiu'l Christian and
Friendly. Fi'h and venison will bo a drug in
this market when they return. Eugene Watt
Journal.
To the above party Salem furnished Sam.
Headriok, Walt. Smith, Dick Williams and
Milt. Cox. Siooo they left Eugene we have
hear J from them. They started (ruin Engeue
with five gallons of whisky, and laid in three
gallons mure at Springfield. On the second
day after leaving the settlements, Jasoo Owen
reports that the two most respectable hounds
returned, and the presou ption is that the whole
party got so intensely " demoralized " that the
hounds became disgusted and left. Whether
it was ' Cowan " and ' Doolittle " which re
turned, we aru not yrt informed. If that party
should remain out lung, it is to be feared they
.' will fiu.l untimely graves in Lake Majesty, or
in the Philadelphia Convention.
Trial Of Jtrr. Davh The Piitshnrir
LtaJer is heartily sick of contemplating the
horizonlesi sea of drivel that ebbs and flows
about tbe question of trying Jeff. Davis. It
tars :
"Stop this wretched humbug; this trifling
with the pubiio's convictions in lh prineiph-a
of right ana wrong, w e appeal to Mr. John
son lo organize a military commission, with or
ders to bring iu a verdict of guilty, and there
upon tiring Davis within iwenly-lonr hours af
terward. nr pardon him at once and M him go
free. There is no middle ground ; and they
who twaddle btlderilatb of any other, simply
palter with the public judgment and travesti
Hie plainest dictates ol public policy.
WUXTf OTNTV CONTESTED KLKCTIOJT.
A trial of the quest ions Iu dinpiito In rela
tion to the Grant County election, ni recent
ly held before Judge Wilson, between the
candidates for Sberill'. The following are the
findings" of tho Judge, deciding tho case in
favor of the.elcotion of the Dcnioorate.
No question heiiiff nuideaslo the legitlitr o(
Hie votes can in tlio precincts of Granite,
Olive, Elk John Dny and Union, it is pre
sumed, then, llmt every perron voting there
bad fell right so to do ; nor is it questioned
that proper poll books had been furnished
those precincts, mid that ( tie same books were
returned to tlio Cleik. Iho point claimed lij
defendant ii that tho poll-books wore not cer
tifieil to as required hy law to luuko them legal
evidence, except as to Olivo precinct, and the
question there is that the poll-book was not
property seaieu up.
Though I hesitate in fully concurring with
tho decision of tho Supremo Court of Oregon
Territory, and have doubts as to the correct
nos of the broad rulo of law, as laid down hy
that Court in lliu enso of Day vs Kent, Vol.
I
Ogn. Hep. p. 129, I cannot hat bo bound by
that decision until some caso shall occner so
marked a would impel me to decide adversely
to their ruling. In that case there had been
no poll books sent to Cow Creek precinot, and
certain Judges and Clerks returned merely a
itatement that a certain number of votes were
cast for certain candidates, without showing
tbe list of voters, or tho numbers .f them, or
for whom they voted, or that there were anv
voters properly in that precinct.
The Court in that case holds that even if
no return had been made, yet in a contest for
au ollico, before a court, the contestant could
prove by parol or otlierwiso that certain votes
had been cast for him and sustain his rights to
the office, "for hit rights would not depend on
the acts or omissions of judges and clerks, but
upon the votes of the people," and the Court
propounds this inquiry: "Is Day (tho con
testant) worso off with an imperfect return
than he would he with no return at all 7
Apply tins rulo to the caso in hand: Both
parties admit the votes lo be legal ; that tho
voters had a full rielit to role, and the votimr
had been dune regularjy, without fraud t but
tunc omissions or judges and clerks vitiated
tlio whole election. I need not make further
remark ou tbls point tliuu to make the clear
statement. The rulo laid down in Day vs
Kent is, that statutes prescribing tho manner
in which a publio oflicer shall perform an act
are generally regarded as directory, and ad
mitting the oflicer to have power, his disregard
of snch statutes in doing the act, will tint de
stroy the rights of an innocent person. - p. 128
ib. The officers here had power; they at
tempted in oiio instance, at least, tn do every
thing required, and inability alone prevented
them. No fraud is alleged, no withholding of
hooks or lists, merely an imperfect not in cer
tifying to poll hooks. Surely on this point the
oasc is very far within tho rulo iu Day vs
Kent.
Again, on page 130, ll.' Court says: "Cit
izeus, when they vote, acquire a right to havo
their votes regarded and the person to whom
they oro giveu acquires a right to have them
estimated in his favor, and it would be nnjnst,
not to say absurd, tn bold that all tlieso rights
are destroyed by tho mistakes of all petty of
ficers, who have to ileal with tbe ovidenco of
election." 'Courts aro not bound by tho acts
or decisions of canvassing officers, but are to
hear parol or other competent evidence, and
then give the office to him who appears to have
a majority of legal votes for it."
In this case, the want of an envelope af
fects Olive preoiuot. In the others, the cor
tilicates are more or less informal or defective.
No one can mistake ns lo who tho voters
were or as to how they voted. The footings of
the columns ns to each office are fully made up
and tbe number of votes cast for each candi
date are set opposite, or rather under his uame,
aim then llie judges unci clerks certify that the
bonks aro correct. If the Supreme Court could
decide tho case of Day vs Kent upon the cvi-
uence mere, l cannot hesitate here when the
proofs are so abundant.
As no evidence waa offered to Ibo legality of
any particular voter or vote, and no evidence
offered on tlio subject of Voting done by sol
diers, I shall not enter nt all upon those ques
tions, or upon any alleged irregularity in ltnck
Creek precinct, since uiiini the other points I
am ennstmined to decide that contestant hav
ing received 705 votes, and defendant having
received 518 voles for the office ol Sheriff of
Grant County, Howard has a right tu the of
flee, 'tnd that a certificate should issue to h i in.
J. G. Wilson.
July 21st, ISGfi. Judge.
Benton Countv. Wc extract tho follow
ing from the Corvnllis Gazelle:
It is rumored t lint an opposition hack line
been or is about to be started to Yaqnitm. A
correspondent writing from there. August 2d,
says : The salmon are b?giimiug lo show them
selves iu the hay. and preparations u'ro being
made tn secure them for (lie market. Now is
the time for Invert of angling to visit this part
of tlio coast and indulge in the favorite pas
time. Case Ac Bayley set a good table, and
are hurrying the work on their new hotel.
A correspondent of the Uaztttc gives n flat
tering account of the growth and prospects of
the new town of Philomath, ou Mory't river.
Tbe new college building at that place it pro
gressing rapidly.
Mount Hood lie v. II. K. llines and three
oilier gentlemen recently iniulo a trip to the
top of Mount Hood, and have given a glowing
description of it iu a letter to iho Hegitter.
Lins Countv. Tim Albany Journal says
that fivo thousand dollars linvo been subscribed
toward tbe college building at Albany, and
two thousand more ore wanted before the con
struction of the building will be commenced.
It is reported that a Miss Bopgs was drowned
in a slough near Harrisburg, Linn county, last
Thursday. Though the particular! havo not
been received, it ia believed that the report is
true.
The Linn County Agricultural Fair will be
gin at the Society'! grounds, near Albany, Oct.
2d. and continue till the 5th. inclusive. The
price of season ticket! hai been fixed at $1 50.
The best laeihliei for camping on the grounds
during the fair will be furnished. Tbe princi
pal attraction, as advertised, will be the racing
matches.
Some specimen! of wheat grown by Ander
son Deckard, of this county, excel anything of
me muu we nave ever teeu. i Here were three
varieties tho Yellow Holland, the White
Swedish and the Side Oats. The length of the
heads ranged from fifteen to twenty-live inches.
Mr. Deckard also sent us tome head of timo
thy, several of which measured as high as 13
inchet in length.
Cascades Railroad. Tbe Oregon Steam
Navigation. Company is rapidly pushing the
construction of a uew railroad over the Cas
cades, determined to make their liue of trans
portation just aa perfect and secure at the con
dition and ciroumstanoes of tbe country will
permit. If tint Company make money, it
also spends It freely in the construction ol im
portant publio works, and therefore earnt a
claim for patronage) and prosperity.
General News. Gov. Woods and family
relornrd to Oregon last Thursday and stopped
a few diys at Astoria Prof. Woods it down
there hooting op the hrat.tira of the floral
world A Mi Boggtwas drowned at Har-
rishurg; she had gone into a slough to tare a
bttle brother from drowning; the boy was
laved, but she perished M. II. Abbot, ye
man with a record, hat started in with the
broken down D'Alema Democrat A corret-
pondi-ot inform! the Oregonian that the Cop
perheads of Boena Vista Precinct deli gated
aa escaped rebel from Price's army to cast
their vote in the Polk County Convention.
That it consistent, if it it rebellious.
FOREIGN NK1VS.
New York, August 0 Advices by tho
stcutnt r Gennaiiin contain paragraphs confirm
ing the m-wa briefly announced by I lie (aide.
A great reform ilcninnstrntioii was In III in
Hyde Park, Gunrdt were called uut Nutliing
terious occurred.
Austria lias accepted the prelimiuaties of
peace submitted, in principle, the peace pre
liminaries proposed by tho dissolution or llie
former German bund and to permit the organ
ization of a new confederation from which Aus
tria is tn bo excluded. Austria aggrees
to this settlement, north Germany to form
a union under Prussia's direction, an
nexation of the Duchies to Prussia, excepting
the Dttiiish-Schleswig, part payment by Aus
tria of tho war expenses, the maintenance cf
Austria'! integrity excepting Venctia. Prus
sia intends annexing territory containing 3,
000,000, of people. - - -
The truce in Germany expired on the 27th
of July, but was prolonged to Aug. 2d, and a
four week armistice, commencing at the ltttUr
date, was concluded. It is announced llmt
pence preliminaries hud been signed and
reached Vienna for ratification by the Emperor
of Austria. The minor German Stutei were
not included in the armistice, and hostilities
between them anil Prussia continue. Tbe
Bavarians were defeated by tho Prussians near
Wirzebnrg. Tbe suspension of hostilities be
tween Auslria and Italy oointnen.'ed July 21)th.
Prussia has positively declined the nronosal
of Russia for a Congress ol tho nowers which
signed the treaty of Vienna.
llie Colorado. Admiral Go dsboroueh's flnir-
ship, from Lisbon, arrived at Plymoth and sail
ed for Cherbourg.
Jiertin, Ang. (j Tho II rat sitting or tho
Chamber! was held to-ilar. Tho numbers ar-
roso and saluted tbe King and the Prussian
victories. Count Htulherg, win elected Presi
dent of tho Upper House.
Pestli, Aug. 6. Several political arrest!
have been made bv the military hero to-ilav.
Similawirrests have taken place in other parts
oi Hungary.
Florence, Aug. 0. Tlio Italian and Aus
trian Generals meet at Coinorn in Austria
to negotiate. France takes no part iu the pen
ding armistice and Austria and Italy if it can
be arranged will hold a separate conference
with tbe concurrence of France, and it will
probably meet at Paris.
Vienna, Aug. 6. It is expected ibat a defi
nite treaty of peuoc will soon be signed by
Auslria and Prussian plenipnteutitries. Italy
is not included. If the difficulty relative to
the armistice with Italy is not arranged within
a few days hostilities will he renewed.
Dresden, Aug. 7. Special peaoo negotia
tions nro about to be opened between Prussia
and Saxony.
St. Petersburg. Aug. 7. There is great en
thusiasm here in reference to the visit of the
American squadron,- The Russian fleet have
gone to Helsingfors lo meet it.
Efforts aro being made to obtain the media
tion of Russia witli Prussia in In-half of the
South German States. The Czar has entered
into no arrangement relutive tn the question
as yet.
Liverpool, Aug. 7 Evening. Cotton tnlei
7000 bales, maiket dull.
New York, August 7. Tho following is ad
ditional hy the steamer Boston: Tho Prussian
Government has madu a demand upon Ibo
English Government for tho treasure packed
I up and carried off by the King of Hunnver
and deposited hy uim with the Hank of Eng
land, nsserling that she will seize and retain
the Hanoverian domain if it is not given up.
Tho amount of coin it 125,000 thalers.
Tho Patrie announces that, a Mexican ormv
of 50,000, recruited by Ibo Mexicans anil of
ncered ny Europeans will take the plnce ot the
French army and will maintain Maximilian on
the throne.
Oukoox Stage Company. The Oregon
Stage Company, currying the overland mails'
and express between Sacrametito, California,
and I'oitlnnd, Oregon, is now owned by nod
has passed into tho possession ami control of
II. VV. Corhett of Portland. It is now entire
ly on Oregou institution, and eminently deserv
ing tho patronage and support of Oregoniaos.
Mr. Corhett has supplied new coaches, and
fresh well broken horses, and has made tho
lino in every respect first class, so that now a
trip to California nr anywhere on tbe line, is
made one of pleasure. The proprietor has al
so greatly "duoed tho fare ou Ins couches.
From lr e to Portland it is now but five do.
Inrs, ir .ead of seven ns formerly, and to Al
bany, but three dollars instead of six, and lo
Corvnllis but fivo instead of nine ; and so ou
in propnrtien over tho whole line. In going
to California on this line, there is no danger of
being sent to the bottom of the sea in some
old coffin hi'ting a suuken rock, or being blown
up with uitro glycerine. To be sure it is not
every steamer that suffers the fate of tbe
"Brother Jonathan" and Northerner," ytt
in going aboard a steamer you tuke about one
chance in a thousand for such a fate, and who
is there that wants to take Ihnt thrusundth
tiekt t. Not us, for one, and we will go on
Cnrbett's fust coaches, and go safe.
What was Settled.
The Slaleiman says: "The n,neslinns settled is, llmt
the loynl men of this nation whipped the disloyal, in
a light where the Iraitora ecle-rled theii- own position,
took their own time, mid stole nil the (l,verni:u-nf
arms to commence the light with. Albany Juvenal.
That is not exaotly a fuir statement. Tbe
Stalctman said that " one of the questions sil
lied is," eta. By chopping the sentence off at
the wrong place, and leaving out the qualifying
adjective, the Journal would mnko ui occupy
the ridiculous position assumed by Tone) of
the Renew, tu wit : I hat all we bad gained by
the war was the land in the South. The mis
take was doubtless unintentional. Will Iho
Journal make the correction.
Tub Tostn Stone Man. A. J. Monroe did
not go hack 'o the Slate at announced some
time ago in the Slaleeman. He got as far at
San Francisco and struck a great bargain in
boo Italian marble, and immediately took it
in, brnoght tho marble tn this city, wbero be
it now making it into gravestones, &o., on
jvrylow prices.
KtMxn. A man hy the nsms of Garret
Maopcn was Killed last week nn the road be
tween Oakland and Kcoltsburg, by a wagon np
setting and tumbling a tack of wool, weighing
000 pounds, upon him.
The M. . Conference It now in session at
Albany, and the attendance it said tn be quite
large. Dr. Uensnn of the Adtoealt was cho
sen Moderator.
I'EltaoNAL Gov. Uibbt and Judge Strat
um, have our thanks for a call during the past
week.
Tu BF. 8ni.u. Tbe Forte and other publio
property at Forts Yamhill, Hoskins, 8iletr
block-house, and Cascades, fee advertisement.
Mr. Gaylord. of Benton county, commenced
work with a steam thresher on Thursday last.
A Convention of the Southern Unionist! baa
been called to meet at Philadelphia.
Hornoe Greeley finished the last page of hit
Record ami concluding volume of his llialory
of tbe American Coo II let at sundown on the
eve preceding the "Glorioot Fourth." II
bad still about three or four weeks' labor en it.
preparing the appendiiafter which he will
go off fishing somewhere for a few months.
At Salt Lake the Gentile ladies rrcngoirt
only thetirtt wife of a Mormon. All the oth
er! are regarded aa contraband of virtue and
in a condition of concubinage, -
Pious Despots In looking over tho man
iff tine of the new belligerent sovereigns, wo aro
impressed with the vein of piety that pervades
Hum. I heir niuiuul reliance ou the Inendly
intervention of Providence appears to be Int.
illicit, insomuch llmt wo infer nil are ou llie
test of terms with the Court of Heaven. We
fenr, however, that it is only when menaced by
threatening ormiei and when their thrones bo
gin to totter, these royal Christians prar with
so much faith and unction. Austria waa not
near so pious and tender when Hungary ap
pealed for mercy and Ireedom ; nor was Prus
sia 10 supplicatory when the beroio Polauders
remonstrated against tho cruel partition of
their country. nag.
Tub Old Sinner ! Fir ! Prentice seems
to grow wickeder and wickeder every day.
Just look at his scandalous style of ohampion-
ing those "tilting hoops" which operate so as
to make petticoat! a mero lorm and conven
tionality. "They havo their uiei," tayi llie
abomiuublo wretch, "for then enable common
folks to ice a good deal more of good tociety
man tliey ever taw oejore ! Horrid muu ,'
Accident. Mr Win. Reed, a carpenter of
this plnoe, had his leg broken on Inst Friday.
He was working on a building, when tho senf
foldin? trnve-wnv and he was nrecinitnled to
o o - j - - r I
the ground, a dislunce of twelve favl. -Alba
ny Journal. ,
, New crop wheat is bciug reoeived nt Al
bany.
To Ilu-wcus time, and Otsiss Arrangement! hsve been
made in the Statesman Ottlti whereby all ktnila of Cord and
Fancy Printing oan bs done nn the shortest notice, ami at
prloea which caunot-fal! to suit our patrons. The Jobbing
Depnrtment Ii under Iho charge of an experienced snd com-
Lpetent printer, at our work for mora than ft year pail will
testify, and thole requiring briefs, pamphlets, checks, hilt
heailf, buelneM, ft'lilrett. or wrf.llne rajflii, pewainmol. ball
clrculara, mining ootDpanlva' oertlflcatea end reoelpte, Jui
tlcea' btanka, and in faet every doacrlpdon of plain and fan-
oy printing, can have the work well and promptly done.
We keep a complete asaortinent of blll-henil, letter, and oili
er paper, tultnWe for Job printing; together Willi plain and
fancy cards, vlo. We Invite those deairlng to have any de
scription of priming done, to call and examine eamplea and
prices, ai d eullafjr themselves that ai good work can be done
and as good bargains made as at any other ofltce In Oregon.
Ficturks.I'icti'uks. Moutjf inery advert pies a (rlaiid
closing out of intFci t nock. Ill eider to nvike alterations
and additions to his Cutlery. It l uow a good leiiio to
tt a large plintne,tnpb for a tiille; and liy geitlng the
srtlft, 11 1 a. ltuni'rjr, lo pniut It iu oil, or lelouili it i ,
India Ink, you will have a portrait which, n rbensly.tin-
lidi'Htid triilliftiliici, cannot l ecxccllrd. Montgomery
doires the public to rail and examine- a picture of &
deceased soldier, retonehed In India Ink, and compnic
the sitmu with the original plioio(riidi, in order t see
llie excellence of Mrs. It.'s work on such pictures.
, Ko. Statssmak: Ik there no hhv of preveuthitt ti e
'.iiitt'lipr on Stale ti'eot from making a Klnnlit, r-litt:ee
i ,1' the pide-wHlkn ill front ol their phopnf The tallies
' mtadaiu ol it, tiot only u n nuisance, but an injury, ai
their drec.-! Ireiiuently show. A Citizks.
i We mppose the City Marshal is the propel person to
qipb' to for the ti'iiitdy, Iu care there is any violation
i if a city ordinance.
TUK JIAKKKTS.
Legal tenders are quoted in Sao Francisco st 7l)a71
roRTLAKO PnoDUCB MARKET.
The following are the Orcgonlan'a Purtland prices, Aug 10:
Wheat, for niilliiur, V hnshcl 70
.lata, ' " ' (KWjGO
I'orllMeitl.fHOOIr, a III!
l-'lour.cxtra II Oil
Moor, country brands 4
(ironod Feed, l toll till ltd
Apples, ( tin (I Wr:l oo
Applet, dried Vll
Uncoil, It, IK
Hams, if It, IK
Shoulders, f) lb !
Lard, in this ...v 30
l,nrd, in kei-a 1S.I
Knua, dot ii'.'
Duller, tp Iti 'JMJ I.1)
ChickutiK, opring and t'ult-itrowu, l do.. OUri,1) Ml
lleaus, tltUO lb 3 Mil I M)
Relall prlcce ColTee, Oregon ground, 60- pr lb.; Oreen C
It xoV: Oreen Java, SKc. Buxar, enulied, IHe; ptiln-rliied ill;
itrannlateil, IU,; YilCSFref 14c; Iilanda lOaHtf ; Syrup.
K II. 71); Heavy O.il.lc.,, lid. Tea, YnStig llvaon. tl.AS j Old
1.15; Japan, 1 .(Ml; llluck, 7.tI.H. Clieeie, IDaUOo.
SALKM llAhKIT.
The following are llie 8.tlcin injotatiotis for Kattirday
luat :
VVhont. ) I.iu-IkI. Clk-ftf.O.
liili, $i on-hid. II'.V.
I'loiir, V barrel, f ', oWctd.
Com Meal, fcMIII) lt fl.
Middling, ton.'.'.1). Ilrun, I'-'O.
Il.u- ,n thou, fi tb, 13c; Shoulders, lUc; Sides, ISc.
I.trd. Ib. in tin, 20c; in kegs toe.
Batter fiwb. lie.
Clice-te r.diloiid.i. It,, X; Oregon, nono.
V.W. V d Hen, las. Chii ki-n". V d .sett, ( I 01).
Apple, fileix, JOe; dried, fl It), Mfclle.
O.iluii'. lh 4e. ca-h.
I'ntatoeH. hiwflet, 7.c.
- JUUItlKD.
Al Ix-tiunon, Aiil'iihi .'ilh. hv Sunmel II Cluuifhicr,
-I-1'.. Mr. 8 II. Kilter lo Mm Amanda Jane 8inirt,
all of Linn eoniitv.
At Heorlle, V. t.. m the l.ith tn-laiit. bv Iter. Paulel
lliny. H'V. Aa Kl.itn Mercer. r Heinle, tu Mi-s
Annie K . Stephens, of Hnttilnorf, Mirylnod.
At tho residence of l ho hride'a r.iilier. In Yamhill
county. July 'i'.'d. 1 (HI, by D C. ftewarl. J. P., Mr. .1.
I). Cupp. of ( lin-kaniis county, to Mi Naney IjoiIi
lin.nr Yamhill rnimty.
In AI'm'iv, nt the reddnnro of tbe bride's tnilier. on
the Mb idt., Mr. Ilowaid Hansflcld to Miss Miug.net
Annie inn.
In I. inn county. July lilh. bv John Miller. Jr.,- Jos.
J. Miller to Mi's Marie IrMMllnw.
In l.ion county. .Inly V f It . by John Miller, Jr., R. ('.
Baker to Mla I.izxle (iowll iw.
In Linn county, on the ftHiHinit, bv Itev. K It.tlra
ry. Mr. Xitnr-d V. Payne lo Mi. ItofiriH Culver.
la Cnrv.lllH. n llie loth Inslunt, bv K. Holsale. J. P.,
Mr. 1it'ier Kin,' and Mim Caroline I jidd, allot llentou
county, Oregon.
DIED.
Departed t!il lire, in MeMlnville, OrCRnn, July Jtili.
mi;i'i .1. I'riiell. of eoiHiimnilmi; am-d Id yew. lie.,
with hia family, ci-okm d the l'1-iina in '47, iu seim-lt of
henlrll. and llndinjr bn-c a sahihrioiiH ctlinntc, lie willed
iinAtnrm.piriiii,!aqiiiet:ind h.ippylife: iwing known
as a devoted hnchaiid, sti uuVrlionatc fattier and a re
,Hcted i-ilixon, bv all win, knew him. He hnd lontr
Ikn-ii a lerit In the Haptit Church, and ls,re hie pro
tracted ait-knew with Chti-lian pnlienee and tcaiuoa
Jinn; n,:d lein fully ttppri'rd "f approaching d ulll.
lie made every arraiiVeniriit'ror (tie coififmi ,if 1,1 lani-
ily. pave iliri-etloiH coiit't-rninc; his bnri.il and fiineinl.
i-ooe Ui minister, and then calmly fell asleep in the
arnia f Jeeoa. (Miswairi jajrs please copy.
w. II. K.
In l.ion (vionty, July Nth. nf heart ditlse, ArnmhiU.
iliuchteriif Msrr and l.ovill Kui'lden: a iitd V) mo t
and a d ,ys.
lit Comllia, Aiim-t 1st, Edward, Infuni ton of Col.
John and Cornelia Krl-iiy; ajn-d 3 weeks.
ro Tne feoplk.
I hereby Infonu one ai.d sll that 1 have refused to
ay the Docturs for their influence, In sending pnBacrip.
liona or in any way infliiencinK trade lo my Dnif Store.
This it why ime of the members of the Com'iluati m
Soviely of Helcm practice decoding my rrKidar custom
ers and others, who wisb .preaetipllotM comHundcd
Into the tnre of their mora favored Druggist. I think
the people ire aa competent to ehoow tlieir drocglst as
to rhonee tlieir physician. Oar laws protect its from llie
malpractice of Unigrlsta as well aa maliractce of
DiKtora. and neither are upheld iu deceit and extortion
When the H. D a write tlieir preKripiioin and stop
"rapping" for certsin Prug Stores, to ths Injury of
nibera, tnd let the people choose their own Drupman,
I will let tlieia rest; liut so long aa they clalu that lite
aWxlnreM. P. gives sufficient knowledge tn
I matter f snrgerj, medicine, obstetrics, snd Deco
llate, aurl-U. deiitlda. rhemlru. apolhecarira and drug
gits, I will give Ihem a chance to prote or ditprorr
out head cninietrnl to run a small drug shop lo galene
I challenge an) practicing physician in Haletn to dls.
coaa In pul llr sny branch of science belonging to the
prufeaelon of a tfraggiet and Apdhecjiry. Now, come
nt, yon profeascra of "Kurgerji and Ckrmical "
and sbnw llai wmmunlly jow many pruleeslcnt can
be covered by one hat, or in future atop humtaigglng
one or the other or I am, irrepreaslbly, ever ynura,
:wl 1. K. IM.AltK
Prorliimaltoti, bjr llie tUovernor.
IITIIKIIKA a vamocy haa ocrnrred In the otllre
V of Member of the hnoale of the Kuueof lire-
won. In the connty of l'lk,
Theretore, I, AIMHWlN (!. OIIIHS, (lovernornf
the Mtaie of tlmrnn. ny virtue or the nntlmrl'r trrfesl
in me by the Oontilnifon and lwt of thia niate, do
hcri-by rcinire and direct, that a special eleclion Iw
held on Monday. Ilia 'AMi day of Angnat neal, in
I'olk eonniy: fia- tin porpnee nf nlllair each ras-aaev.
In wlloeaa wrliererf I have beretniln eet my
(u 1 nSnnmt at tbe Kiecnlive nltlre, in Halem, this
lllhnav nr .'alt, A I' l-sai.
Ily the OovenuH'. AlllllHlIX C. (IIMIIH
Hinist E. Mat, Sccrelary of Htate.
Notice to the Sick.
1 DVIt KrlHK AT ('I.Alt K 8 PIII O RTORK,
J oppsMit the Hussi (lltlre. Ko eiua charge for
meHlcotf.
AOl U U'HKI KitK fi W AXD WAKKAXTbU
JOHN J. Ml AAV. ogllHOS r. IIOI.NAN
Notary Public,
SHAW & HOLMAN,
Attorneys at I.uw, Kiilrm, OroKoii.
Ofllce In the Court Ilouan. IvSO
III K NOTIC'K la hereby vlven In all those in
debted to the euiv-iuill llriu of J. It. Nil K I.I N A Co.,
sillier by onto or account, must, wo sny MU.-tT, yea,
ITIIitrr, come to the Funtory Miore and tetllo'the
nine, for we are compelled to past Ihem into tho
bands of a competent collector thia week.
J. 11. N fc CO.
Ru'em, Anv. t, IRti6. '.:
AGENTS WANTED.
rpo REM,. HY HUIISI ltll'TION ONI.Y.the aland
L nrd and nlllclal Southern History of the War i
"'IR I, OUT CAtSUV
Hy Knwtiio A. I'oi.t.atio, of Virginia. ComprlshiK
a foil Hint authentic Account ot tho riso and progress
of tile late Honthcrn Confederacy. Complete to one
hirire royal octavo yolnuio of nearly Hot! pua-ee, with
4 aplcodid steel portraits nf distiii;ulelied Confeder
ate leudei-s. fr'ur lemie nod territory, addreas
K K. KHKAK, rieiiernl Aueot,
Jni3 No H Moniitomet-y st., San Kranrisco.
' tOll BALK.
Pioneer House it 160 Acres Goof Land
Sitnutcri 22 mi I ft, weit of Corvalli. on the Yamiinn
roHti. Tlii tn tho btsul iliuid on the YHu'iiiiii ruml. lie-
imr Hbmit lin.f-way from Corvulli to tho mouili of
r-lk, wheru the fteambttu). lumle. linn Ihco i well
udni'tod toituck nlieenorciittle.or both. I have l0
In-Hit of dtitM'p wtiiuli'I will sell with the iiliiuo. J'urt
pay liikrii In yood horeua of entile, 'Jul I noon. The
BtHe from l.i'i'vullin Klnpn tit thin Hon no.
Kiiqitiro nf (I. W. liKTIIKl., Pionrer limine.
H4uim1, An. 'J, .Urn. V:w4
DIMMOI.UTIO'V.
NOTICE Is hereby given Unit the copnrinemliip
lierutofoi-e oxintmu umli-r the Krut li'le of " Gar
diner Mill CompHiiy," la lhi dny disnolve-l by mi it mil
eminent. The umlujsiucd will' continue the huoiimM
nt tho flame plnce, mid will Hteuinotmd tteltle hIIcIiihiib
lor Hnd uguimt the fonoeiu. '
PAVID MOI.KY.
Oiirdiuur Cllr, JhIv 27, lU. U'Aw i
Weitman's Patent Horse-Shoe I
'"PHIi. tinderilKticd fiti ywehtiHod rite rllit tn mkfl
1 mid put on WEITAIAN'S 1'A'l KNT lil IM(OVKI)
UOKBKBIIOK. anil ii now prupHi-et. to put on thin
new mid Improved hoe, trithoul wiiU ot any kind.
Km merit and horn; men will pleimo call mid examine
it, Ht tho liop in the roar of my livnrv stable In
Sulem. AMOS L. BTAHKKY.
Weitman's Patent Horse Shoe
Tills new p!me on- tho following Rdvantngevi
Tlie Hist would he in the ciinf of tender footod hornei,
snrli h have Hut. mtd thin lion ttnd thoiw wliow
lmof nill not Hdimt ot inula lie in if driven Into the
liiiof. Tliii bIkkj buing fuateued ontiruly hy the me
c ttniciil CHtitiiviuu'e ou the onuido, will wivo all eiicli
hoirU'K, nml muku thum really hi umiful iw borvee Willi
the bent fci't.
Ud, Should u muu bo drivL.g 011 tbe road or travel
ing ovur the nnniniHiim, hh is tho cace often in thin
count ry, wlicro u uiiiu la humlredN of miles from a
blacksmith, and hi liornu cast u shoe, ho could shoe
In in huh in with (his patent bIiiw iu two Jiiiiiiiies' time,
iieedinir noluiiiit bin the shoe. ruu una itcrew driver.
'Mt For horpi-s whose fuel aiv troubled with corns
ami suHi dittkulties ibis shoe is tbe very tliiiitf, as ev
ery slmer and farrier will eee at a (.lance. This shoe
can be lined by the farrier during a certain seasou, r
over a certain road, or ou cert am roiuh grouud, and
I hen taken oil' wlmuever desired, without a rent of
expel.?, or the Ivust injury lo tho shoe or the horse'
foot. M il. IMIICK, -
Fan Icr and Veterinary burgeon.
Hut em, Oregon, Aug. -I. IHiMi.
IC
Ik
')s3Sn.i(i puu sfjtfjjqiudv"" ivjipvjj
a.iijjoisoj am ansojao 'mm am ko
saoiud isaMon
'AHA. XV UXV
ALi'ivUs;i!i :uii ,40 r)KinxK4A:i
ooouqoj, pnB skSiq 9010143
-axv-
'SAaMEHHO 'BHHOO
'AU3wnja3d
(nnj
iSujoa
t-rno
'SXMIVd
i3Nn onda
- 3 ILL Kl OKIirXAUA'J
:iiMvr iioji
uno orjmas
N:irxirioo b.:xhvmo
CAPITAL HOTEL,
-JsV Corner of Klale and Liberty Mreela,
'''ill ' OHKUON.
i. P. or.XI Hi:, Proprlrlor,
Ol'MI reapertfully inftirm the ritiaena of Hatem
and ihe traveling pnblie llial, having recently
pnrctiaaed tide
INsr nnd Hplentllsl IIolol,
He is now prepared lo aecmnmodale all who may fa
vor him wilh tle-ir pnlrswiaee, at pnm tm awrl.
The CAl'ITAL HilTM. ia an entirely new hnaea.
rsM,ma hard ftolalie!, well venlilalfd. and well fur
niabed, 'Ihe lewis- has fine soils of'rwoms, with con
necting dnnya, f,rr faaiiliea.
1'he llining KiHvm la largst and cssmmoilinua, and tlie
Table will be fumialwd with Ihe beet tlie market af
fords. Hoard, per Week, - ",,00
" wllk, lodging, 7u,l
Tlie pmprietn? will al all limee endeavor Is pUsaae
kit gm-ata, and Iw respeelfally enlictta the palnmage
f llie public. April il. laiK.
TA4.B rriiit.
Tlie ofltce of Ihe Orrgow Faagw (V.mnv le al
the Capital II ail t,ti;-i,t auiie and d-; ,ni iL '.v
lir.n, II. Cnaaar, Hktsi It, llAHMtn..
Attoriiny at Uvy. Notary fablie.,
l ltltF.Y A lIAHITItvU, '
law and General Kwmy OHlcc, ,
l'p Alain. MiHiieVallih-k Illucli, ,
HA1.KM, OllrUIOS.
IJAUTU t f.AH iilientlon given to ihe purchate and
sale nf lnd, and City properly.
Abstract of Titles fnniiKlieil. Ilnslnesa Iriouncliul
Mil I, nil h. Iln,iu,,ni,,ls ill. WMsliillitilll
lei-liona priiitiplly iiltelwlnd to.
KurtiiKtessi Measra. .1 tl.tk I. It. Moorea, Heath
tV. lli'iirliiiiu. J. 11 At M. llirach, Knlein i Crawford,
KIociiiii &l Co.. Viiocouveri lie. W. II. Walkioa, I'orl-
laodi llou. O N. llciiny. Hallo I lly, tiny 14, 11 Hi,
CHy ProiM-rty fir Sl.
w
K will sell on reusoiinblo terms, the iollowlo-
V city psoporly.
14 clinics and tienntlfiillv located resident lots In
Cnrtwr'ht uddiiloii to tlie City of balsin. Just
laid oil )
A larire. eonveolent and laatlly furnished residenet
and two lota, on k'ronl und tllvialon streets.
A hoiiNj, two Iota, with uiiiguificeiil garden and
aliade treea, ou Front at rei.r.
A'si, oiu.id reaiduncu and lot. cur. Liberty mid Main
Street.
A No. 1 Dwcllum Houso. and two lot, will) lino
nsaortnient of fruit trcca, good stable, Ate, cor. Main
and C'otlagn slrcert. .'-
A two atorv dwelling bonne, Willi six rooms, ceiled
Hod pupured, together wilh llie lot on which ll stands,
aiiuati-d ou Summer si rent, between Cheuieketa and
Centre streets,
l-'onr unod. neal dwelllous. well llnlahed, on trout
and (joint sis. ....
Ihisio excellent lioness and loin, on ( linrcill timet,
between CliemeketJt and Center slreots. ,
A liouae and lot on Front aired. .
Ilonae and four lota in Nnnh Maleni.
Iluuae and three lota adjoining A. Bush's, on tbe
north. i
Ilonae and lot, on ror. High and ferry all eel a
One fenced lot in South Siilem.
I'aims for Halo I
We will sell ths following farms at bargains.
it l,M 0AA.I tuna 1 ,,.llu .us, nf V. fLI.ttl. Savll.lt
good young orchard, guiilcn, ore.
mm aorea gooa inruilug anil grastug laiio, wim or
cbnnl AiC, situated & inline from fauna.
tttillacrea good farniing and paaiure land, orchard
dec., located lour miles from Halciu,
'si acres, wiiti aupvrior stuck raising racinncs, to
golbor with a good stuck of hursua, out io, aheep, and
lioga. (Simula on Drift Creek, foul of Caacude moun
tains.
& acres, including purl nf thu town of Sablludlv.
Ilill acl.a BtilealHidlv timlMrMd Imii,I. ttt'u intlea from
Siiblimity. ,
For Nalo.
A good one-horse boggy. .
For furl her particulars coucorniiig anv of tlie above
properly Inquire ill our ollico.
taw und Agency OlhVe.npataira, Mounts Drick Ulock,
ruleui, Ulegoll.
TO pnrcbiiso two smalt farms. For particulars, In
quire of CUItttY 6l HAMMKIt
YANKEE DOODL.I2
Yankee Doodle goee to town.
And to doei everybody,
And buy tlieir goods of HMIT1I 4c WaiiH,
' i4o; don't get "ttuek" on thoddy.
IIKt'At'MK
SMITH & WADE
Don't keep ahuddv goods. 7'Are are ant selling out
nt coat, i aeir elock ia not gutng lo 1)6 eliasesl out m
sixty dnrs. (uile the reverse lo the conlraryi on Ihe
ntbe'r ni.l, If yon pleaae. Tliey have settled down In
naielll lor a ierwailBllk, iraoiuiair duiiuts., mm usai
in overvlhilig you call think of. and Ihouaaoda of
Ibinga iio one else but llieui ever would think of sisal il
lliey liecilcd them; nnd Ihelr business Is Increasing
iio'raioiialy every mouth.
Ther now otter for sale-
ux nuT ruooii,
Ita waxa iiutisg.
A kplendid slock
UHV SiOOON
l
An Immcnao stuck J Tlie largest atock
-of- jaod M1 aaeoit
Hneon. Bujm! '',"'r
and Hulky
IIKoNsVRTKKI,
Salcui nnd Org'n
1 iiml:R,
Coy
Irouand Hickory: HHOD ft BUfgjr
Fuelnryriotliiit?
AAI,,'..-S,
IltONH,
lleavr
IIARDHARII
CAIII.K aod
Los-t'halnit
NurK,
Tlll.qBI.Ksi,
(IKOCKIIIKS,
HARDWARE,
bKI'.INS,
EASTKIIN ASH
llirkurv ami Pun
Icrl'l.ANK. .
BooU k Shorn,'
CIlilCKICUY,
NOTIONS!,
Ktc.'Kltv
, 300,000
Blacksmith and
Wagon -Bakers'
auwia-
l'loivss,
Hhtflliarrowi,
NAII.M,
Kle.. Kir.,
rlH.l.. sM..ll...
K.-VII,,. Mu-il.l. Kver offered In
St II I TIG I. HI Ilnkee. Fmka nioera.
1" etc. etc.. ....... n
that are liol sine, i it 11 lUolS
), n hand 'ml' All nt Portland:
lo arrive. j prices and hall that are ui!auf.
ceol per lb. fort tert, always lr
Ireiglil added. aalu.
Then everybody keep it up.
And cull and see Ihem often.
They're alway ready (so it Jim)
I lard prieei for tn "loften."
TJiey tcork themitleei. and pay no rentt.
And atrayt keep a kick'ngt
And in trading gimdi for poultry tggl
You'll find they don't lay ' thicken.'
SMITH & WADE,
Commettttl llmt.
SALEM, VKEOON.
6, W, HOBART, tA
SRdtlle IliritCHM Makerv
lilverton, Oreio
Al It.mp'e old stand, haa roisstaullj ou baud a
IIOOD VAHIRTV
Of everything ked In bis line.
( will . aial nf rWeaMS W yalilj, lo call
on mm ventre pnrcuasnia eusewnere.
Try il and ee I
New Work, and Repairing
Hone on ehnrt notice and all W AHIIAXI K!.
Aitis'rissiin 10xo)iiiuf.
CKlUNKIt Of HAXMOMK AND HAt.LKCK
ttTKrritt.
Una 1'raariaro, fnl.
riltKI,H'K,F1M0 llnnmt.all batd inisloMj, well
Veniilnted. and nieehr lamiaked.
The mnet cmfi.rlal.la and kmBelike hntet hi ItVe
glalc. when ever want Is eulKinsUed and ehevrfully
snpplied.
Prlcei to Suit tbe Host Economical
Tlie American Ktrhaage Coach, wilh Med Ugbis.
Will nlwara be Ml readiocaa to convey aaengec lo
lite hntel tree of ehanra. "'
r'rr-nrh Wltttlaw fdlaaa,
STAINKI (II.AMM. and Fignrrd DUsa, lltdd t,
(training Toole, Camel and Habit Hair Hraehee,
Utam.aKl Otavaa Caltera, fee., cat
, MY KM h Kl(lltsl
A r. A M
sjfy HUM tOIMH 4 IndslelUfeeelariaiamaaS,
VealinMM Use aaeaat and Istena S,Wa,B la tftsi,
ansslb. HrHkf en la tstest Maadaif ers- la"sl la allvasl,
li ii ii .ih r-. . sin a r m'i. sr M
AGENTS WANTED TOXl
ni.yiiM:r'H
History of tho Great Rebellion.
, THE CIVIL WAR W AMERICA,
Ily Hon. J.T. IIICADI.KY.
THIS NKW AMI ATTItACTIVK WORK will
emhraca a rouiinhaiislve account of the whole
eoiilust, licully printed from henulirul and clear type,
on good pafwr, elegantly Illustrated with uiime'ront
linn ateid angravioga, and bonnd complete In one an.
perb rolume of over twelve hnodred pages. Will bis
luriilaliud to aubaorlbers during tlie cowing aV".0u.
TESTIMONIALS.
" Mr. Hcndley haa given nn Impartial, trulbful and
vellahla lllslory of the War. The wm k is an ehjganl
one, ami fully moela onr exiieeintlont In every re-SWcl."-iocAe.fcr
(Af, Y.) Mmrtittr.
" Il Is written In Ileadley's best stylo, and he It
nbotil tlie heat delineator of buttle acenea that there ia
among American authors. "Voreona purchasing this
work will get a valuable and entertaining Miauiry of
the War." Oregon rtakm) Ktattima,Jul)'t,(tM.
" Of tht many lilstortet of the war, 11 The 17, fat
Hrlitllion, or a Hillary af tht Cieil War in till Unt
ied Hlulei,' by J. T. Haadley, anibor of 'Napoleoa
and his Marahals,' olfl-. Is nndoiilitedly the moat candid
and Impartial, aa well ns llie moat interes'lng. which
bus brim leaned from the American praaa. As a de.
serlplive wriiar, Mr. Heiidloy lias no superior iu
America." Uwl Herald I'ortlund, Oregon). Jnlm
17, Hi;i). '
" ll is Ihe hnat lilatnry yet offered. Wt eommend l
to all who dealrn a fair and impartltl history," Dm
ocrtlk Heuiea (tinlm, Oregon), June !.
K. II So other History of the War contains th
OFI-ItiAl, IIK1I)UT Olf OENEKAL GBASI
AND HIIKIt.M AN, . i . ,
i r Walt for Hcadley't. attbBmt.
N. ll.-Agenla wanteil fcr "Ilislnry nf all Rell
giona,'' l'ictui-iul Cbarta, etc. Hold nnlv by subeerip
lion Addrtwe, TIIAVKIt'IlU0'8,
'Atf fleneral Agenia, Portland, Oregon,
WASHING HACnniE.
"noonoLiir."
Talerted Juno Hkli, 1803, by J. M. Horner, Cat
-rPIUHfavortto Waablug Machine (liaa been greally
X improved during tlie laal year both in its ,
IOiimo or Aotlon, .
..ash.. ' ' '
, Rdpldity Of its Execution, ; '
Adding at leuat one third lolls former vlrtuea "Keon
otny,'' accuioiHiniud by one of the lule improve4
Wriiigera, umaea tlie neatest, most durnlilo, ecououl
inl, expeditious, voianuct, aud perfect washing rlga oa
the I'acilio oaset. An hmir's bard work can be aceom
pliahed Willi this machine, Iu ten minuteei nue oe
cimrao iirllclca, us well aa large aod small, are waahett
wilh equal facility. Warranted to wash perfectly
clean, leaving no streaks in collars and wristbands, "
rmoK, -
tstavs oo
To bo pnreliated Iu Hortland, at the lutelligenee
Olnce of l'arrlsli At lloivles i in Salem, of .1. M. Coul
ter i In Albany of Monlv At Co. i in l.'orvallia of l'tr
ler & Leighntuti, aud at' Forest Grove, of Hneueer de
llliitik. O. H.BHKNtiKlt.KorealOrove, - .
Hm III Proprietor for Oregon. -
Marion County Medical Society,'
llOOM NO. ltt.
MooreV Brick Block, Salem.
Qranrxiti.v M sktisos Ust Tuesdays Iu Jauoary,
April, July and Ociuber. ' ".'
Rrscut. Mkktisos For discussion, averv aliernalav
Tueaduy evening.
Cmsicsl Ann Disrsxaaar Paaericg, Every
Wediirtday and Balurday.frum i u 3, rn .
Palliate from the city or country wlablng for earn,
suliatlnii wiikont increateof esntHu, can avail Ihem
aelvea of tbeae olttortuuiliiia. Members of the Kucietyi
resident In Hi city, and aeeflclated together for Dls '
peaaary Praetlcnwill pay particular alteollon In tb
lejiarimeul rouuecied wuu llielr individual I
II. CAltPFNTKIt, M. D.,
. 0enillng Hurgeoa.
li. K. FIMKK.J1. 1) .
i'hyalcat aigop.aml trealmeiil of Organic i
I). I'EVTON. M. 0.,
l'ritctlcnl Anawlhesia, tnd dleeatea of the. Kervoua
System.
- J.IW. McAKKE. M D ,
Chemical teals of Heereiinnt.and diteaaet of Ihe Blood ,
and Hkin.
J. IIOHWKI,!., M. D.,
Genaral Uiagnoeit aud Hygiene.
J. II. WYTHE, M. D,
Microtcoploal eiamlnailnua. Uieeaaea of tlie Eya
and Eur.
BOOTS & SHOES
AT I KM raiCB.
JOHH 7iOILBEET,
Importer add Maaalactarer ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and dealer Id
Leather, Shoemakers Tools, and
FINDINGS,
liilou Block, Commercial Street
Hulem, Oregon.
Hat nn hand a full aaaortment of every variety ol
UtMria nod Kliuea ubw In the market.
llathig mad nmuigemenu lo receive my ttoek
dirk't vmmn MANwacTCSiBsie,
I earn furnish gooda for laaa thaa
MT OTIItg nolISE II TOE STATE.
All work of eiy owa manufacture la mad of -
. THIt VKUV KT MATBBIA1.
a
And pnt iinretber by good workmen and guaranteed
In givo satufaetiuu. Itnll
C. M. Parmentcr.
(KkKceseor tu E. O. Boiler )
muLia g
Imported andHome-IIade
FIJ II NIT TIRE J
Hprlnif IJed
D AIR, WOOL, UDPILD I1TTEESSES, lei.
At Watt'a old Stand, Coaawrrlal HL Salem.
MOSSMAITS HOTEL.
ComnMrrial Fa., nppuaite Iho Steamboat tsudlnf.
Salem, Oregon.
SINGLE kd DOUBLE BOCXS.
Rtaird per week ti IW
Hoard aad Ludaing tl)uifN
I'M
a. v. nu.Mstta. freer.
Buckeye Reapers aad Cetera I
J
t'HT HKCKIVKD. fmal live aaeaM ia
so. a large alork of Ihe above eeWbraltd AjfrlcaJ
tural Implenwule, which wo Oder ai
Son Francisco Prices and FniAt
PHirttui
A tteapw and Mower CoaiUned.Ho. I, (krgeet
trj oo
171 m
iJMIW
Mower, Nss, t, tkargeel a
ad...
- - H,i
llteia' Patent Has Kletalnte
14 OS
Warranted In unhaid the sargeel kaad ol hay and alow
h away in Ihe rak ef a bstm. ar lost ef a atawk, la
frtan lhr-v to are aoasacst Ko fcimer ahosttsl ko
ilhoat Ihena. SVwt n a elmilar in
Met itAHKN. MtHRIUi 4 Co .
Portland, April V4, 1 A genu.
H. CORNELL,
DeeJer la
troftrlri. rnTfilHt, ss4 Csartttlsacrj, "
Seals' a leys leeU Iheee
LADIES' AND EXSSSS' !
Crockery, Ola ware,
MAILN, llor(,HAKKMf, tm
( beop, for Ceek or (Wiry Prwdaeex
(Inside aMivorest M all pacta af ibo t'tiy free of
clalrgo.
Ktnn. hi ale Pared, four cWa eeel real aM,.
HakHo, Jaae ii. IM4 Imf II. ClIkhaLI
WEB TOOT TONIC!
I) tn oirvileot atosstash esardial ll It a Hi id eitraet
of Ire Ursjajsaa gsaee aad obor dnmeelio flmmlm ml
wrlltiMMva virlae. ll WIN aaewt Oifaliao by
rsHMrtfcswun Iho sumarh. s)sM Ihe waevsit aad
arllug npsan Uh li.er. Aa a ofeyeatiye af Aes MM a
ihsm duna atvd afl.r aa aiaswk , il ie anssarrsaswd ll
la emery .d with ia beaalfasetboanad asatn wlano
kniiHai, and preecneed by msioy sflW beat pbyticiMat
Tractkml ApMWsr; mI Itrnn-eV, Mrtl.k Haft