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Newspaper Page Texthc (Oregon tatc;n. RALEM, MONDAY. OCT. 29. IrXkl. Court House. Would it not be well for the cmiuty commissioners at their next meet ln,r, to take tame steps in regard to repairing the court home t It is in a very dilapidated ' oondition, and a disgrace to the county. The window blinds are broken, tome entirely off, and other! hair of the slats are out. The chim ney! need repairing, ai the rain beat! through, and rnni down on the platter of the roomi, wot ing half of the floor. The walls are disfigur ed with pencil and chalk marks, and p'aatered over with handbills, all together forming an in teresting study of Inw, politioi and different styles of penmanship. The outride paint and sanding are nearly all washed off by storms. The well ii not fit to be' used, and the yurd is in proper condition to attract the at tention of the city board of health, being cover ed with saw dust, ashes, barrels and other rub ish. Taking it all together, we are inclined to think a few hundred dollars could be laid out very beneficially, as at preseSnt the need of it has bvcome a subject of oommon remark. Literature. Those wishing to obtain food for tho mind, will find a supply at Messrs. Par rinh flc Keeler's, They have on hand all the leadiug magazines and newspapers, consisting of Harper't Monthly and Weekly, Frank Let' lie'i publications, Atlantic Monthly, Eclectic Magazine, the October number containing a splendid steel engraving of Cyrus W. Field, the Atlantic Telegraph man. Bnt the last and not the least lu interest ii the Every Saturday, published every Saturday by Ticknor it Fields; it is a thirty page book, a journal of choioe read ing selected from foroign current literature; containing artioles from The Spectator, All the Year Round, Revue dci Deux Mondei, flco. We also noticed that Helm St Co. had on liauds a good supply of piotorials, magazines and novela. Accident. On Wednesday noon a little boy by the name of James McCulley, jumped from the swinging rings, and falliug on bis shoulder broke his arm above the elbow. The arm was set by Dr. J. II. Wythe, the President of the Willamette University, whero U accident ooanrred. The patient is doing well.. Discharged. Thos. Donahue, who was oharged as a fugitive from justice from Wash ington Territory, where he had been indicted for murdering Patterson, and arrested in San Franoisco by virtue of a warrant, and ordered to be held in oustody for forty days, to await requisition from Territorial authority, was dis charged the other day on a writ of habeas cor put. New Advertisements. By referring to enr advertising colnmns, some new and inter esting changes will be found. Mr. J. C. Bell has associated with him in tho mercantile business, Mr. N. M. Bell, a young gentleman of business talent, and witball, very obliging to bis customers. Mr. Wrn. H. Lewis has purchased tho en tire Pholographio stock of J. H. Montgomery. Mr. Lewis will oontinue the business at the old tand. Balloon Ascension. Professor Buislay made a very pretty asoension after we bad gone to press last Monday, from Wilson Avenue. It was estimated that the balloon arose about two thousand feet. The Prof, performed enough of bis feats to satisfy the audience that ho was no ''bilk," and after floating north about a quarter of a mile be came down in a handsome style. Thb Weather For the last week Oregon has been herself again, that is, It has rained considerably. On Wednesday night it suddently clouded op and let the rain oome down in ' old style," and the streets bear witness to the quan tity that fell. Sinoe then it ias been raining some every day. tF" Mr. Lucien Heath, once Secretary of State, and long a respectable merohant of this plaoe, is about leaving for California whore he intends to reside in the future. It were better to see such men arriving, than going away. Information Wanted. Mrs. Julia A. Os born, of Petaluma, Cal., wishes information of Samuel Schacffer, her father. The last she beard from him, be was living near Salem, Oregon. The Premium List for the last State Fair has Dot yet been copied, so we have been informed by Judge Peebles. We shall publish it as soon as possible. Steamboatino. The rains bave swollen the river sufficiently for the boats to commence making regular trips; we are informed that, they will have plenty to do. r?" Morgan, Scott it Co. are in receipt of a fine lot of gents' furnishing goods. Call on them. Arrest op Hauxuurst. Messrs. Funk and Webb succeeded in arresting this escaped convict at Fort Klamath this week. They brought biro into town on Wednesday evening last, and started with him for Salem yesterday morning. We mentioned last week that the arresting party hadgona up on the Deschuttei. They were out seven days, longer than wis expected and experienced a veryhard trip, inas much as they did not take provisirc except for three days. Among tho great number of trails running through that country, the one taken by the convict was lost. The pi'tv ran out of provisions and were compelled to sub sist on pine nuts taken from the pine cones or burr of that country. When the party got to the Descbnttei river they procured a quantity of fresh water clams. These they ate raw, roasted and made into sonp. They then came book to the Fort, got a new supply and started again, traveling about twenty-five miles tbe first day, nntil they met a party from Eugene City going to hunt a surveying party out in that country. Both parties camped together. , Mr. Funk and one of the party from Eu gene took their guns and started for a short hunt, when they met Hauxhurst taking a wag on and team to the Fort. 1 hey stopped, talk ed, and each told where he was going. Haax burst said he would go down and camp with them that night, but when the boys got to camp no prisoner was there i for he, as after wards related, had soliloquized thus : "banting snrveving party, eh; curious place to find them, though, if I go to camp tbey may want a chain carrier, and I guess I won't go." Messrs. Funk and Webb next morning started for the Fort, and got in before the wagon, which they waited for and took Hauxborst while be slept. Sentinel. Burrs and Grant. At the Press banquet 'in Philadelphia, the other night, John Minor Hulls drew a ring Imm bis linger and said : Gentlemen t Tbe signet of this ring is com posed of filings from the old Independence bell. It was presented to ine by Mayor Swift. I wore It nntil armed rebellion raised its trea sonable band against the Union. Then I laid if by, determining to not resume it tniil the Union was restorrd. With God s help I was again in a condition to wear this precious ring, and I shall, on the first fitting opportunity, present it to the victorious cbampioo of the L nion General L. 8. urant. TKLIOGUAPIIIQ N1JWH, Chicago, Oct. 82 Oflicsinl returns of the Pensylvania election makes tho Uniou majority 4.'Wl. The total vote was nearly six hundred thousand. Deary's majority 1707, MoNTi-Rumt, Vt. Oct !;. Tho Legislature elected Justin 8. Morrill Senator for tho full term and Poland for the vacancy until noxt March ; also Edmunds for the balance of the term he no v occupies. Washington, Oot. 2.-Thfl President visited Baltimore to day to attend the closing session of the ltoiuan Cutholio i'lenory Council and af icrwurus ruiiiriifii to Washington. Chicago, Oot. 22 A storm of rain acoonin anied by a fearful wind prevailed hero last night, blowing down a four story brick building tho walls of which had just been put up on State street, near the corner of Madison. The tailing walls crushed four small buildings on the corner of Madison, oconpied by barber shops, small tenements, etc, burying twelve persons, nve oi wnom were tanen out dead. Tho Ions of property is about $35,000. Chicago, October 2,'Jd. The hnrrinnnn that prevailed hero Friday night raised the roof of mo uiiuel lintel, hi St. Louis, and demolishes tho new Catholic church in the SHIIIA eirv The total damage in St. Louis is estimated at 9 -iuu.triiu. l he storm also did great damage in Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc. All the telefjroph lines are down, Washington, October 21st. Lieut. Calder Gascon, of the United States steamer Tapnm, reports under date of Nassau. 0th. that mi tin. 30th ult., when on a line between Bermuda and Hutterus they enoountcred a revolving storm of hurrioane violeuoe, Tho hurricane moved at the rate of thirteen miles per hour ; its diameter was about 100 miles. Tho vessel was on the outer circle and sustained no dam age; hut it passed over the Island of New Providence, on tho west, leaving more than half of Nassau in ruins. It was under this storm that the steamer Evening Star went down oo tne 2d with 275 souls on board. The chapter of casualties of this storm is not half written. Salt Lake, Oot. 24 A man named King Robinson, formerly Assistant Surgeon at Camp Dnnglas, was decoved from his house at a lata hour ou Monday night, under the pretext of ins services ueing proiessionany required and murdered within a half a block of his own house. His funeral took place to-day under the direction of the Odd Fellows. Investiga tion elicits nothing except that fire or six per sons were concerned in the murder. New York, Oct. 20. Panama date of Oot. 12th bave been received. No important news from the Southern Coast. Papers oontinue to discuss the probable re turn of the Spanish fleet, and the Republics continue to strengthen their ports. ' St. Louis, Oct. 17. A terifio boiler explo sion occurred at 10 o'clock this morning in the turning shop of J. II. VanBrock, on Franklin Avenue, totally demolishing the shop and a three story brick bnilding on West street. Twenty-two persons were known to have been buried in the rnins, three of whom were taluu out dead. Twelve persons were more or lers injured. Perhaps more still remain in the ru ins. Six more dead before were taken from the ruins this evening. New York, Oct. 1SI. The Timet Washing ton special dispatch still insists that Stanton has tendered bis resignation and has signified his desire to go as Minister to Spain. As soon as Gen. Sherman can be beard Iroiu the Pres ident will act. New York, Oot. 19. The funeral of John Van Iiuren took place this morning in Grace Church and was largely attended. The North Carolina election resulted in the re-election of Gov. Worth by a small vote al most without opposition. There it a sharp crisis in Maryland politic!, owing to a determination of Gov. Swan to re move Radical police commissioners who have charge of the registry, and an euuul determin ation ou the part of the Radical party to re sist if need be by force. Mexican News. New York, Oot. 17 Late advices from the city of Mexico say that Maximilian has now taken the field in person and as soon as ready will open the campaign. There is little question that ho will restore or der throughout the northern Department, and where the Liberals have been quietly permit ted to make considerable headway. The en ergies of M iximiliiin are now all directed up on the perfection of his native Mexican army which already amounts to some 40.000 men, are splendidly officered and equipped. Fur the artillery there are some 14 batteries of ri fled 6 pounders with good horses and gunners. There are no liberal torccs in Mexico that can withstand these troops. The infantry are equally well conditioned. Official advices from Chihuahua doled the 12th. included (he proclamation of Juarei. displaying for bad conduct Hanngosa mid Burules, in Matatnoras, and appointing Mous Taji Governor. Edward Connor, U. S. Consul at Guy mas, informs, the Stale Department that the evacu ation of Sonera by the French look plaoe Sep tember 14th, and that with the approval of the French Admiral and commander of the land forces, he (Cornor) had officially notified Pas guera to take possession. Fohekin News. New York, Oct. 21. Foreign files .of Oct. 10th, contain the follow ing : The London L'tar says that 15000 persons were present at the Leeds demonstration for manhood suffrage. Bright mado a powerful speech, and strong resolutions were adopted. The London Timet says no political move ment has lor a long time attracted so moon at tention. The Emperor of Austria has deoided to re nounee tbe title of King of Lompardy and Venetia. Tbe ratified treaty bad been sent to Vienna with thirty-five million florins in treasury bouds in payment of the indemnity. Gladialeur, the French racer, won easily, tbe French grand prize. Paris, Oct. 11). Thouvenel, tbe emiuent French statesman, died to-day. Berlin. Oct. 19. Rumors are afloat that the Prussia and Saxony Military Convention bave agreed on the basis of common occupation of Saxony. Skeleton Found. We learn from M. R. Hopper that H. N. Jones, of Cottonwood, while out buuting some two or three Week ago. at a place about 40 miles northeast of Cotton wood, and atiout 4(J miles east or Jacksonville, Ogn., known as Lost Prarie, when about one mile southwest of Lost Prarie, saw some bouet, w hich at first be supposed were deer or bear bones, but on close inspection did not know what they were. Going a short distance fur ther, be found a human skull, the teeth of which were perfect, with tbe exception of one of the lower back teeth, which was nicely filled with tin foil or competition. Mr. Jones is of tbe opinion, as are several others, that the person while alive had a blow upon the beau, whether by falling timber or human agency, will p'ubabty remain in doubt until the lust day. It is the general opioiou of those who bave examined the skull that the person was 23 or 30 years old, bnt Dr. Ream thinks be was 40 or SO years of age. Tbe skull is now at Blaske's stole in Cottonwood. After Mr. Jones returned to camp, ba supposed be could 'easily And the piece where the remainder of the skeleton lay, and in company with Messrs. Johnson. Kabo and Crawford, started to God t, but tbe parly being in a harry to get home, failed to fiud tbe place. No cloo of identity is known, but macy suppose it may be a Ger man ssddler known as Joe, of l'lio-nix. Ogn. ho while out bunting wub party oo Siskiynsj Mountain somo four years ago, started alone to camp, and has never been heard of since. Search was made fur him at the time, as his circumstances did not justify any belief of bis intention to leave clandestinely. Mr. Jones thinks he can find the place again, and would cheerfully go with any recognising friend or relative lo the spot. Yrtka Journal. 17 If yoo want yoor life insared. go to Beth R. Hammer, who is agent for several com panies. Mr. Tios. Crawford succeeds Mr. Pearson as lG.S.ofG.L.ofI. 0. . T. Iioiiiiim.K MutioK.it. On Inst Riilihath morning, (21st October,) about 11 miles west of Corvnllis In lleulon County, in an unten anted cabin, on the luml of Air. McGhee, l lis body of an unknown person wax found under the following oircuinsiniio's i Mr. Mclihce and Mr. Sol King went to tho onliiti on Sun day morning, ami found a body showing marks of violence, partly burned, and which appar ently had been dead for some time. 8ius of fire, in several places, Indicated that an at tempt had been made to burn tho house; one of I ho sleepers neai where ho wns lying, was horned olf lining of tho bouse partly con sumed ; the body wns burned nearly through at the sruull of the hack, also about the head and arms. Mosscugeii came to town, and 1. Ilulgate, J, 1 acting Coroner, Immediately repaired to where the remains were, and sum moned a Jury, who found the following verdiot; "We, the Coroner's jury, opon the oaso of a man found murdered in the bouse of Mr, Mo Gee, In Benton oounty, return a verdict that said, man came to his death by violent blows from a club, or some blunt instrument in the hands of some person, unknown to us." Description. Name nnknrovn; about 5 feet 8 inches high ; stout build I between 40 and SO years of age; head inclined to buhl; sandy comiilexioned ; shaved clean, exuent just below point of ear ; teeth out in front, tatuoeii on right arm, "11. II.." with a Sham rock leaf below; casiinere pants ; white shirt, undershirt and drawers; small mershauin pipe near him, and jack-knife In vest pocket both small blades broken ; no coat or bat found. Corvullit Gazette. Shower ok Metkohs. Next in grandeur and sublimity to a total solar eclipse, or a great comet stretched athwart the starry heavens, is the great metorio shower, such as was wit nessed here in November, ISM. On this oc casion, from two o'clock till broad daylight, the sky being perfeotly sereno and cloudless, the whole heavens were lighted with a mag nificent and imposing display of celestial fire works. Aragn compares that not less than two hundred and forty thousand meteors wero visible above the horizon of Boston, on the morning of tbe 13th of november, 1833. This display was seen all over North America. A similar phenomenon was witnessed by Hum boldt at Cumaua, South America, in 1799. A comparison of the epochs of appearance of these great showcrijhas led to the discovery that they are periodic, their returns being sep arated from each other by a third part of a century, or some multiple of this period, and are periodical appearances of one grand me teorio shower. Prof. Newton of Yale College, who has de voted much time to the investigation of the periodio character of these showers, finds that a prodigious flight of meteors, tho most impns. ing of lis kind will make its appeurauoe. proba bly for tbe lost time in this oentnrr, on the morning of tho I3ili or 14 ill of November, next. Only thirteen of these great showers are re- corded between the years 90.3 and 1833. Such a rare phenomenon awakens a deep in terest among all classes of persons. Prepara tions to observe this sublime spectacle, for sci entific purposes, have already commenoed in Europe. Let no one forget Tuesday and Wednesday nights, November 13th and 14th. BACKS Out. The Bntfulo Commercial, which went into the Philadelphia trap with the New York Timet, has, like tbo latter, backed dear out. "We cannot." it says, "be incor porated in tbe Democratic party, as it existed during the war ; neither are we prepared to accept its materials ami assist in rebuilding it. We are willing and auxious to on operate ear nestly and faithfully In the way and to the end agreed upon at Philadelphia, but in no other way and in no other end." We copy the following items from the Ore gon City Enterprise I Am Oil Mill. Auinng other new enter prises which promises to be undertaken in this city speedily, we are informed upon good au thority that heli re long au oil mill will be in operation. There are great inducements for such an establishment, in connection with the new paper mill. The cultivation of flax will receive a great impetus upon the commence ment of this enterprise. Drowned Lewis Lenpnlt, a German em ployed in the Woolen Factory at this city, was drowned on Thursday, 18th, in the river at tins city, ilia mind had beeu wauilerntg for several days, and he probably committed sui cide. Tbe body has unt been recovered, al though much time has been spent in looking for ii. . Sad Casualty. On Saturday last an im migrant family named Reckor. just across the plains from Iowa, reached Love's Ferry, ou the Columbia slough, and camped there to rest and prospect the country somen hat. They placed their cook-stove and camp lire near a tree ; the fire caught in the tree, on Wednes day. Mr. Kockur being absent, Mrs. R. becom ing fearful the tree might fall upon them, be gan louiove her stove and fixtures; but before she was out of danger the burning trunk fell upon them, instantly killing little girl ten years of aire, and stenuing and brushing three others. Air. W. Love took tbe afflicted laiuily Into his bouse, anil the neighbor came lo ten der their sympathies and aid to the bereaved parents in tbo season of tbeir sorrow. On I hutsdar Rev. Dr. Atkisnn went out to con duct funeral services. Advocate. Special Notices. as-Perry Davis-' Vegetable l'aiu Killer ba won for llelf a rrpststioa unsurpassed la lbs hi-torjr i f medical preparations. It is a well km wo in tbe Ira dinar porta of India and Chlia a in New Yotk and Clnrinnntl ; anil its continually ini-naing detnatid, where it ban been longrat known, is one of its. atro g. est rernmniendalioiia. H is n4 utifreqiieiitly said of it "We wmiM s Msm il.ink ut being without Hour ia tbe bouse an w Itbuut I'aiu Killer." II gives immediate relief in caaa of scald dysentery, or other similar al fertiniia of tbe b wcU ; ai.il being- entirely a vegetable preparation, it I as safe as it ia mile'-.-!?. W Medical Advic -Dr. Win. It. Dohertj'l Medical and Surgical Inetttolo a becoming H alnt qua eon" lo Ut welfare of oar Stat a and bralla of ear ciliatne: and ba rapid ly spreading reputallaa, altbooah M saay eiclte earprtec, la but tbe signal of skill, and follows as the natural effect of suffha cause. We are acquainted with grntlrwcn whohad suff ered for years wider cbronle diaraee, and aha had taken advantage of every available means thai gromlaed rrltef. but without euecrn, until they called upon Dr. Doherty, who, in an Incredibly mart epaee of time' aae circa entire rctlef. It te tratlfrlnf lo announce uSw tact, becauae thr noc turia a aentteuaan who seek!, not bjr defamation of utnera, locetablieh his reputation, or lo rear th. euprratruetur. of hie own uiN.n the ruto af anolher'a fume. The D ictor eon duct ble Inutile! to suck a manee ae must be grallfrlnv lu ail In. iaticiils. He eiaailnee-adrtoeo un4 reAnnt wnh- oul charau ; nod Um paueel, after hearins hie leriuo for tr-ut- nwol, cuu accept or ftrcl al pleaaure- 10 no case !,. Ilia Doctor maae a charge unless he effects a cur. Thie he lo able lo dn, because be leeli the mnn-lcnce which b-nt eape rlence has rri-mi, and no doubt In cononlallon which apper- ulna to thai eonfi'tcoec. Persona afflicted wiih either acul or ehrenie dnwasce. nouhl du wei! lo eooeult the Doctor. Al ell crrttle tt coo do no nana, ae for omultation he aake no fee; nor .loee he MM en obedtae la hie e-l .Ice ooleea e pollen! tdaeee htnueir under hie core. H -inVec or on Sarramenlo atreet, opposite lac Facia MedtHremehipotaoe. -X r. .Vnre. aoJrt AHHIAUK AID rixS.SBjAS. V An Ka- sny of Warning and instrwrlioa fur Totnig Hen. Alan die end alios which p lotrnio tho vital powere. with euro men tie of relief. Kent Ire of charge id arwl- ed bjller envelope. Aildreu 4 Mill. 1, 13 It'll i,tf Iff.'V. IvrlfVIH llnward Aeancmluti I'biladel-bio. i'a. HTTIte Bti Remedy for Par'fylag the llloo,'., HtrengllKBing tbo Neiveo, UeeJ'-ring Hi Loot Appetite, is PKEHKD IIAHBt'KD TEA. tl ia tho Heat peeeorrstive amine! aim. any sick nee, if oeed timely. Composed ft brrlis only, It rna bo gives safely U inlanta. f II dirwrtinua hi Knglieb, Kronen, rlpanlsb, and (lennao, with every park ago. THY IT l or aula at all the whobxalonod retail dm stores and gjrorerte EVIL rRKSE. W haleoale Progviet, . . Me Agent, 4IS) I'lav elrret, Ivl9 Hon Vroneieo. tw Hop for tbe Anietod- to aexi.ee pen of thie paper w.ll - found tbe a4er,uiewtrt of the eeteoeoled lo onies eotoMeahee) b, De J. 0, f . ,k , of deeeil aod .harlauoMo, Has to lo the aaS-rkx lo plat oot lo then where they ae awro of ohtaintn l o-h-ed for relief aod core, t'od-e Ik ear of the et lll port., Ik etch awl troubled raa dlrm lheene-l.ee of Ihete oordene of aoia aod eh am, lay ande is-ie eeneo. aod ft ere b-ol'h and baeeoo-on. If ynu or v-k e en IreoMe. do n-4 leeei IOM. BVeoi lb a.h.n.eim.M aool a-it-o tfce vlrie. Do OOt ft-rfeU h oUOthee. O" h MOO of lret0 00 let- lee. lliSal'LTAri'B OrglCS, W aehtogieo Sen lisoc oro. , l;l S.T-1860-X. A smile was on her Hphealth was in her look. strength was In her step, anil in bsr hands Planta tion IliTTsas," A few bottles of Plantation Hittiks . Will ours Nervous llewlucbs. " Cold Kxlreniitios and Feverish Lips. " Hour Kiutnai b and fetid Breath. " Flatulency and indigusllou. " Nervous Atfeeti'ins. 11 Kxeeselva Fatigue sad Short Breath. " Pain over the F.yea. " Menial Despondency. ' 11 Proatration 1 Great Weakness. " Hallow Complexion. Weak Uowels. lr.0. Whirh are the evidence of LIVER COMPLAINT AND DygpEPglA. Il Is estimated that aeven-leullis of all adult ill- ments proceed from a diseased and torpid liver. The biliary secretinns of the liver overflowing into the stomach poiaon the entire systara and exhibit the above symptoms. After long research, we are able to present the most remarkable ours for thee horrid nightmare dis eases, the world has ever produced. Within one yaur neer six hundred and forty tbouaand persons hav'a ta ken tiie Plantation Hitters, and not an instaac of complaint baa come lo our knowledge I ' 1 ney are the beat lllitofa in the world. Tbey make the weak strong, and are exhausted nature's ureal lestorer. Tliuv are made of pure Ht. Croix Ituin. the celebrated Cahsnva Hark, roots and herbs, ami are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without re gard to ago or lima of day. Particularly rwom uiended to delicate peraotia requiring a geulle etiinu lant. Hold by all Grocera, Droggista, llulela, and Haloons. (Inly genuine when the Cork Isoovered bv our private U. 8. Hlauip. beware of counterfeits and reuncu oolites. I. II. DltAKE sfc CO., Ill Park Kow, New York, Proprietors. SMITH at IMVIH. Portland. Ueiieral Aneuufor Ore(ou. Barnes's Magnolia Water. A toilet dfilitrHt I The l4td.es' t renin re and ireiitls meti'i boon t The " eweeUst ihintf " hikI Mrirest quHtitity. Manufactured from tlie rich Southern Alt. iiolin. Uswd for halhtiiK the fttre mid-pemoti. to reu dertheekiu tutft nd frt-ih, to prevent erupliuui, to perfume clothing, fee. It overcomes the nnpleHwmt odor of peraplntfon It removes redticM. Ian, blotche. tVe. It curee nervous heudHche and allays Inflammation. It cools, softens, and adds delicacy io the skin. It yields a subdued and lusiiug perfume. Il cures muiujueto bites and stints of insects. It coiiuius 110 material iitjiirious to the skin. It is hut ererv Indv should have. Hold awarY- where. Try the Magnolia Water once, and von will nse no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water af terwards. DR.HA HAKNK 4k CO., Props. F.jtcliisive Aneiitn, N Y. Sold by all Druggist and icaleri ou the Pacific coast. Over a Million Dollars Saved! Gentlemen: " I bad a neirro man wi.rth $1,200, who took cold from m bad hurt in the Ittf, and was useless for over a year. I had nsed everythinir I turn Id hear of without benefit, unlit I tried the Mexi can MustanK Liniment. Jt toon effected a permanent fure.1' Jl DOWNING. Montgomery, Ala . June 17, IK.VJ. " I take pleasure in reconimeiidiiifr the Mexican Miistanir I liniment as a valuable and indiMwnsuhle ar ticle for Kpraius, Ho res, Seratclies, or (Jails on Horses. (Jur men nave used it fur Uurus, Braises, Sores, Uheutualisui, fee, and all av it arts like magic." J. w. i.r.w tl T, Foreman for American, Wells, r'argo'sand Ham- den's Express. ''The sprain of utv daughter's ankle, occasioned while skaiitijf last winter, was entirely cured in one week, after-she commenced using vmir re Win, led iluniMnK Liniment. Kl. fcEt.LV." Gloucester, Mass , Autf- 1, lnTaj. Il Is an admitted fart that the Mexican Musis n Liniment per ft inns more cures in shorter time, on mauand beast, titan anv article ever discovered. rami lie, livery men. ana planters should alwuvs have it in baud, inkk aud sure i. certainly is. A fl irsnu ine are wrapp--d in steel pmte eiifrtavmas. bearing the sitnature "f Q. W. Wenibnuik. Chemist, and the pnen'r U. B. stamp of L km as IUknks Ac, Co. over tiie top. Au e It nrt has been mane to roniiterfett It with a cbeHp sluue plate label. Look tlottljf! Oulii by all wupgitts aud Healers oo 1'acinc coast. Lyon's Eathairon. It is a most delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scarf and daodrutT. Il keens the heed root and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft, and irlossy. Il prevents hair tnrniiiir ray and (sHins; off. It restores hair upon prematurely bald heads. This is just what Lyon s Kathairon will do. It Is pretty it is cheap durable. It is literally sold by the car load, and yet its almost incredible demand is deity Inereasintf, until there is hardly a country store that does not keep tt. or a fnmtlv thai does not use it. K TIIOMAH LYON, Chemist, N Y Bold by all DniKtfists and Dealers on th Pacific, LYON'S EXT. QINQER. I.Tos s ElTstiT or Pus l jASMira Otann for Indiirestlim. Nausea. Ileertlmru, Kirk Headache. Cholera M-ivhna. Klalnlerwv, err , whero a warming attnulant lo required. Ita careful preparation anoj ou lira paritv auia il a rhoop and reliable artless for ea linarv nnrpooeo Hold vrvwhr at S" cmla por bov tie. Ae for - Llus a" fur Kurort. Take no other . t'At viok He that the private U. H atampof lis Mae Baassa It Co la ever the oork of earn bottle hone other l ffonoine. Lyon'ss flu I'owlor. !sit rn Fists It I well known that Leon's ronain Moo-uou FowdVs will porfortlr dootrnr tvorttliina ia ties efcapa of loaa. larke. Vaa Bane, rnarlM. kr i tool It to porloO pntaoa la to inuW. OO eaiiieii n" ' ww nmww " - owiooIm animal. Th. aonnin baa the snrnalar af K Limb, and Ih privato atamp af lis SAsMaaor k ( o Anrtaiaa-eM of this kind le an Halloa or reamtorfea) Anj dnweiet will praaara il t(aaiaa. if voa tneiel too atU ae aa oilai. i.i; wh. t. cooraa, 1. T. O. tO'BtIAI.S. WM. E. COOPEE & CO., for. Itlorrlston and Scrond Sis., " TOKTLAND OREGON, HAVE on hand foranle, and are manufaeluring of the best Kastern Material, all kiuda of Carriages, Phastons, OPEN AND TOP BUCCIES, . Conntry Carriages, EXPHK8H WAGONS, iVo. As ws emplnr none but the most experienced work men In our establishment, and usa th best of Eastern material, we leal cDudoul that our work cannot fail to iiive siuisliu'iinii. Aside from th fact that it Is to tbe interest of th community to Sustain Home Manufactures, It will be our endeavor to aril at such prints, FOR CASH, as will bo satisfactory to all who desire good work. fi All kinds of CAUUUOK RKPA1RINO dons on short noli. WM. K (,'OOl'KK It CO. ' Portland. Aufftiat SOtb, IWid ainWpd NOTICE. COOKE, McClILI.Y k CO. liar sold ont their en tire Htock vf lUeixlisiidise to Messrs. Morgan, Scott St Co. . Our books ara now reudv fur eettlomont. All nor. sons knowing theiuselvFs indebted will please call and settle immediately. COOKE, AfcCl'LLY k CO. September 7. i!8tf nwf.nary. The Pre-ideuu, Cashiers, and Treasurers ... "I 11.... I... t.-.l I. .1 .. . ui m uuniie niuiirae ino rimiiar. rent free wttn sam ples. Address the American Stenvil Tool Works, Siiriniillold. Vermont. 3mM FANNING MILLS, IfUMNITUKK, Doors, Windows & Blinds. & olUs, Would respectfully inform the public that they bave opened a FURNITURE STORE, IIS TIIS South side or State Street In the tlrst buildluif west of I he Capital Hotel, where thev liava in atom, and will ronlinn to keep, and uiauureclur to order A GREAT VABIKTV OV FURNITURE, BEDDING, Picture Frames and Moldings. We also keep a general assortment of House FurnishiDg Hardware, EASTERN DOORS, WINDOWS! BLINDS. We are also nianiiractnrinir and have now ready for aulo a No. I I'KKMIUM Fitniiitit; Mill, Recently improved and patentml, to which wa would resp.lfiilly invite the attention of tho farmeriif Or eif"n. VAN VTAUNEH eV CO. Kalem, Sopt. 'JHlh, IHUi MllniH. OLAItK'S COLUMN If SELLINC OUT! IOIl OANIII F.VEBYTIIIXO IN THE DRUG LINE! PAIISTH, OILH, Patent Medicines, Yarnlsb, Putty, Inks, Essences, Extract!, Brushes, PERFUMERY, CORKS, CHnmvEYS AND Choice Cigars and Tobacco. EVERYTHING OF TIIE BEST Qt'ALITY AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 01 TUB CORKI, OPPOSITE THE POST OPPICE J. E. CLARK,' rrarllral Apotbertr? ai4 DmRsUl. 8ALEH. ,111111 I OlKHlullon. THE cft-pArtneraiiip heretofore exintlntf under the Hrm imiiiff of Brown, Cox k Co., ii tliia dnr dis uvel Uy niimml cummit, J. W, Hrnwii rntiring from rlii rii in. T. H. Cox Hud J T. Hiuiiilton will tettle all tleuiHtiilsi, aud recaive all dtiot. .1. W. HHDWN, T. H.COX. J.T.HAMILTON. 8ulem, OreKon, Bept 24, 1S6..-3w31 Copnrtnrlilp Notice. WE have tliit day purcliaaed tit interont of Mr. J. VV. Brnwu. ttt tiie firm of Hrown, Cox It Co.. mid will continue the btiilueaa at tlie old itand from t Ins ditte. mtdur the nlvle and lutnie of Cox oc, Ilamit ton. All ioruQin knowing themselvei indebted to the late firm are requested to cult andpuy theiraccount m, the huiinee of the old Hrm mint h'eMtthii itnmedi mely. T. II . COX, J. A. UAAllLJUal. Bulem.Oreyon, Rept. 24, UWwatj . ON or about the UOth of Aiifrust Is it, loroe poraon or per son or proni brok open my home, aud itoto a lot of clothing, ft U. 8. muiktt, and other article!, together with thrra ootw, mch executed May 10ih, 186, bjr Peter 8. N oy er, and payable to the underlined, one for 9120, one year from date, with 10 per cent, in te reel; one for (WOO. two yeara from dite, no Intertill and the other for iHW, three yean from uaie, no intireit all payable lo coin. I will pay the above reward upon eonvlctlon of the tMef and return of the property. THOMAS W. MAT. uregon uny, sept, b, ihwj. Wjf STOP THATGOIiGHlNG QOItfB OF YOlf CAMT, AHfD WR PITT O voa You liavo trti'd every remwly but tho O.N K doRtiniHl, by ita lutrinMo merit, tit miiiewdfl nil aim liar praparatimis. It i not anrprlHiiff ym ahould he reluctant to try aomothlnK aim alter tho nurny ei. pcrimeiila you hive i.uulo of lmnhy rompounOJ fotaud ou the puhllu aa a ucrUtlu cure, but NEWELL' Pulmonary Syrup ta rmlly tho VEI7V TIEPT remw'T evcrenmprtnndM for tlincuroof OsitiKlir, t'olilx. Nun l h.iti.it, Amliint, WliotiiiliiK eolith, lirom IiIum und Ciiiriuipi Ion. 1 Ihu. antnlHoi Hiits. m Cilirornii. httd iiri'iioi. have b a aUroswly beueUiUMi byiliu aurprmln curaitvo powtra NEWELL!S Puimcnary Syrup and with one irront rIvo It 1'iHr nnitiel:"-1 am"- ImtlOU. Wis IliltS HtJiir-l-H Hi'v l,"r ,-l .Hi ..). rflV i- a'iutiltifl wiM, tu:i iln r-.i'nu,l I'n'i V , f'r iIm lo-kiim .if tll ili'.Uk'i ui l.-jt UJ l.uiii, asaa,iiij; j-uu thut iiiLij. V V haa tuivd I'upiiiwudu atid It will vw Yf.f If u i Ir.r It. Thle In vi.li, -I.!. nn-'H"l " ! 1 1-? t"ts ! (MMIIlllltll 1 14 1"'I ' tt tl l.i 1 i p.(V r Hill, Hi! (. ! .1 ' 1 . t t j t f-iil litrnn.. j. i i I ("nun l i-r t'H'iii. liii.n h.., rv ..'" i...Ht.a... t' K.u FfsUUCU;w..i.r. li.l' Mt.'l, ti'iiii (sf PuimoEary Lj:? KLIHM. TUN i. 11). M ula, a.n. I'ruin .. u. UKDINGTON'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS Are made front KKKrlll Vrnlta. Each bolllo liulile twioe as inurh as anv oilier brand ia tba market, cimeequenlltr they are t lie olieaueet aud the beat. USE NO OTHKIt. IIKIUNQTON t CO. Atlanta for the Pacific coast. aaaai 1 r J : m v aia aa'aassAsiB 1 TUIS ia a wvndarful dlsranrjr, tad staads , alum romliarlsaii with any othe arlleia SS the llalr ever brousbt before the publla. A PUUT1CT Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser ilaffc eomMnsd In aeas. lu. IsnotaBve. in. trill not eolor the skla. 8o. Will reetore Oray Hair te a beaattfal Bluk, nroirn, Auburn, or whatever ailfhl bare tMrn iu original eolor and mum Ik so aaraaas lu foruiM beauty. 4tr. Will cure aU Baaras and Hsaasss af . the aralp. (rn. H ill remove Saadrafi sad learf freai Ilia bead, aud kaan the hair moist aod eUk-Uae in lu nuearanra aa In voulhful daye. Urn. Will iirouiote a bMllliy aroath. Tril. Will prevent It from tUUns off, aad " nun It to ro on bald beads br tbara la Ufa and vlulllr at the rooU, but when these are tiioe there (s no hops of sueeasa. Ktii. Tha beet lastlmonr that earn ba fives will ba found uv'de of each bottle. irnt-rmr.HS' aj alo all sm elaftea W if or iht tnaiasf rf4 atar ssadsaf Sue houles. Trf i aa! ta ssisslsssssl. Bold Tirwbar). PRICK, t. BIMOHDB & OU., Froprieton, rrrZrTiuiAM.v.B. KKIIINIITON it CO., Aenls, gait Francises. Gracfcnbcrg UTERINE CATHOLICON, If faitlifiillr nserl accoHitia Ut directions, will cure averr ease of lliabataa, and iiseatlv uiitiiona Ilia trou blesome etferts raneed by a reluxaiioii of tiie outlet of tiie ontlet of tne uiaaiter. it is a moat enceee.Tiil rem edy f' r the Gravel and wilier diaeaara of the Kidueys anil Hladder, and fur Kernels DisrwN.e ia uneiualed. The C'AAotroa nnifiirmiv cttrra I'rolHpane Uteri, Whilaa, all Irrcifitlarttifla of Ihe sfnntlilv Tarns, Hnp preaaifin, Iticoniiiwttca of Ctine, Jtlrmiinsr and Ump aical HweililiK, and all lliamuea of 1'reifliancy. Tint apecidc action of tliia aiedirine ia ituinrdiHia and aer tain niHin the I'lorina and Abdnniiiinl Mnarlra and Liiraments i reatitrina; tbeia to as healthy a stata a thuaa ot iliiidhood and youth, so lima uattanla who hava uaatl the tirnrjenberg Vomptnw t Ltennt f.a tkottcuw caiinut snlliLiautlj eAurvu their gratitude for tlie relief all'imle.1. Mrdmifion ax Co. Akuu, .10 aad 418 Kraut street. naa rnuicMoo. WE TIII5K THKRRISX0 MED Irlne 10 elBcaiions In rrnoTlnK ha mors from the blood s 8(0. VILL'8 BLOOD k LIYEK BTRl'P II Is recoumrnded bjr Pbjsl eUns la ill rU of Ihe coh Irjr, for Ihe fire of Bcroful, and other diseases of the Call tie. Pimples or Bores Indicate that the system Is oat or order. Inlest aomethlm Is done to rleanae the blood or these lm parities the result mar be a more srrloas disease, aae h as Scrofula, 8phllls, etc. Those who wish le lad most efflca. e Ions remedy, and jet hare no tonlldcnre la Patent Medicines t-rneralljr, will neter regret a trial of Sfotlll'i Blood and Llrer Brrnp. BKDIHCT0X 4 CO. ijenls, its and 118 Front ate, Kan rrane Imo. n6 Kith R. Haaasa. Notary Public. CI7KKEV k lIAIftnEH, Law and General Agency Office, Up Stairs, atoorea'e Brink Block, SALEM, OREGON. PARTICULAR attention ifiven to ttieparohaar and Mile of Land, and Citv property. Abstract of Titiee furnished. Business transacted with all tba Departments at Washiugtoa City. t. (il leotione promptly attended to. RiriRSScn i Messrs. . H. 1 1. B. M cores, lraih 4t Uearbom, J. B. da M. Hirach, Kalem; Crawford, etlooum dc Co., Vancouver i Dr. W. H. Watkina, I'ort land: Hon. O.N. Denny, Dalles City. May 14, 1 m. ' 11 jr Property for Sale. WE will sell on reaaonabla terms, tha following city propertr. ' 14 ehinra and beautifully located resident lots iu Cartwrighl's addition to the City of Salem, Just laid off A large, convenient and tastily furnished reeiJeuoe and two Iota, on If root and Division streets. A house, two lots, with nagaiBoent garden awl sbads trees, on Front street. A splendid rsstdenoa and lot, Liberty and Ualn Street. A No. 1 Dwelling Hoaae, aad two lots, with One assortment of fruit trees, good stable, Ita, cor.elain aud Cottaara streets. A two story dwelling house, with six rooms, ceiled and papered togatber with tha lot on which it stands, situated on Rummer street, between Chemeketa and Centra streets. r'onr irood, neat dwellings, well Bnished, oa Krout and Court St.. Three excellent honses and lots, on Church street, between Chemekcta and Center streets. A house and lot on Front street House and lonr lots in North Salem. ' Hone and three Iota adjoining A. Bush's, an lha north. House and lot, on cor. Hlarli and Ferry streets One fenced lot in South Salem. Cheap for Cash. New hoots and four lota, in Geo. H. Jonas' addition to Salem splendid location. Inquire of Carry dl Hammer or J. H. Haas. Farms for natal Wa will sell tha following farms at bsugsdns. 4) scree good land, mils east of N. Salaav with good yonng ore hard, warden, Ira. Ann acres good farming and ((rating land, with or chard dec, uatad 5 milee from Salem. iMiS acres, with superior stock raising nullities, lo .aether with a good stock of horses, cattle, sharp, and hogs. Situate on Drift Creek, foot of Cascade moun tains. X acres, iucludinsr part of tha town of Sublimity. 100 acres splendidly timbered laud, two miles front Sublimity. For Sale. A good ona-horse buggy. For further particulars ooooomlng any of the abova property Inqnire at our otloe. CURKET aVIUniHEB, Law aud Agency Office, upstairs, Moons Brick Block, Salem, Oregon. UWANTED. TO purchase two small farms. For particulars In quire of ' CUURY dt HAMMbk. ' YANICEE DOODLE Yankee Doodle goet to town. And to doet everybody. And buy their goodt of Smith dc Wadk, And don't get 'ttuck" on thtddy. BBCAiam CMITH & WADE Don't keen shoddy goods. Tkty are not selling nat at cost. Their stock is not going to ba oloaed 0114 ia sixty davs. Quits the reverse to tba eontraryi 011 tha othor aide, if yon please. Tbey have settled down ia Salem for a permanent, legitimate business, and deal in everything yon aan think of, and tbouaan la of things no one else but tbem aver would think of until they needed them 1 and their business is increasing enormously every month. Tbey now offer for sale oa riasr rLooa. is wAaasroiii. Tha largest stork and beat asort mant of IRON At BTKEL Wigoi I Boggy IRONS, Heavy HABDWABEI. CABLE and LOf-Caalast BOPB,a FfASI.a, Eta., Eta., a Ever otfered la Salem.. YEWTOSTS that are not again ters, always for A splendid stock -of- An Immense stock -of- DgV HOODS Wagon, Buggy aim wns y TiitiaiiBa. Iron and Hickory AXLES, Salem and Orgn city Fie.Oi7CIO.hlng TRS.1SIII.BS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Boots shoes, CROCKERY, NOTIONS, Eta., Etc. 300,0O SISNGIiES SKEINS, EASTERN ASH Hickorvand Pop lar PLANK. Blaskaalth sad Tools. Plowm, Wheelbarrows, -. Graiu Cradles. Scvthea, Mwatha, Hakes, I or He ate, sic. that are not sAav. tags, on hand and All U Portland! prices aud half cent per lb. for to arrive. I freight AdUM. Then everybody keep it up, And tall and let them often, 1 They're aluayt ready to ts Jim) . Hard pricet for to "solea)." They utork themtelvti, and pay nt rtmtt, jtnd alto-ays keep a kicking; And in trading goodt for poultry tggt You'll find they don't say ' thicken.' SMITH & WADE, Commercial Stmt. SALEM, ORtaOH. IS Notice to Absent DeitslanU. In tlie Circuit Court of the fltala of Oregon, for tha Connie of Marioa. Lyndon Wright Plaintiff, vs. Diana Wright anal Jasaas carter vvngoi, Lieoaaui uvin rTH) Diana Wriglil and James Carter Wright, said X defendants, la the name of tha Huts of Oragaa yon and aaeh of yon ara berehv euaimooeej ta be aad appear in tba circuit tonrt of tba Stale of Oregoa, le lies County of Marioa, within tan days froai the ear. Ira of tbia writ apoa you if tba aaaia ba asrrad In Marion aonnly, aad within twenty daya if eervad ia any other eoauty In tbia Stata, and answer tba ansa plaint on file in said court against yoo, praying for tho jiariiiioo of certain real aetata daaeribad in said anas plaint. Kow if yon fail eo lo appear and answer, too same will ba beard and del mimed In your s hennas. LYNDKN W1UOHT, Plaiauf. By order af U. P. Boiaa, Judge wM AGEKTH WANTED. rno SKLL. BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY. lb. X ard and omcial Soalliem History of lha War 1 "TUB S.OSIT CAsJaB," Br Rnwaao A. Pomasd, of Virginia. Cotaprtaiag a full aad aotbenlie accoant of tba nee and progress of tha lata Southern Confederacy. C.implte ia aao largo royal octavo voluma of aaarfy Maj pagas, wilk U eplendid steal portrait of dietlagulebed l oufader ata Uade re. For tamis and territory, aitdraaa K. K BI1KAB, Oaoeral Asm, m3 Nu Mualgusaery at., Han Fraaeleco. Fop the Atlsslio Et&tcu. THE undersigned will leave for Washington City, and lha Weetara Stales, about tlx last af Oeto Ixr, IntM, to ba absent four or llva mmitha, aan will attend lo any business animated to hie care. WM. WALm Salaas. August 7, 1 Sou Oao. B. Cuaair, Attorney at Law.