8AUCM. MONDAY. NOV. 2(1. IHtili.
OKKGOJt lE.NTIUli ItAUKOAD.
Wo learn from Mr. Gnstnn, thu agent of the
IiHHirjirirntiim nf suit) Itiiilroatl Company, tlmt
the work of cRiivassing for u hcori j t i ri of
stuck will inon omnrnonoa am bo energetically
pushed until the whole valley ii thoroughly
osnvRani'd. The Ag'-nt haa recently been in
onnsultiition with the lending hnsinesa men and
capitalists of Portland, and hai mooeeded in
enlintijig their aotive support to the enterprise
with the asauranoe that liberal subscription of
took will be made, and all aid extended in
poshing the great work, which it it possible for
tho " emporium " to tender. We rejoice to
learn of thin favorable feeling in Portland, and
we are quite turo that the farmer and business
men of tho interior will not lug behind any ef
fort! which Portland may put forth. The mat
ter ii bound to go ahead now, and the people
will ttand in their own light if they do not sub
aorihe liberally, in both money and lund. If
half tho land along the line was given an a do
nation, tho given would be the gainers in the
operation, n tho Imlunco of their land would
bo worth far more with the railroad than all of
it wan without it. Let ui wake np, then, and
be prepared to do our pnrt in aeouring the
apeedy oonatruotion of tho railroad. We take
the following from tho duily Herald. The
Herald man baa got the name wrong :
Mr. Oaaton. the agent of the Willamette,
Valley Uailroad, haa been in this oity for sev
trill days, consulting with the capitalists ami
business men in reference to aaid enter
prise, and the encouragement which he haa
received more than Jiueet Ilia expectations.
A meeting of those who propose to take alock
in the Company will be held soon, and it is
confidently expected that tho subscriptions will
be liberal. A railroad over the proposed route
will he worth to Portland ami the country
through which it passes, the full amount which
it would oust in the increase of business and
the enhauoeuient of the value of property ef
fected by it, if it no more than paid running
expenses. Yet no one acquainted with the re
svuroos of the valley can doubt that beyond
this it will pay a liberal return upon tho invest
ment to atnek holdera. The peculiar climate
of Oregon, which, while it insurei abundant
returns tn the husbandman, rendera the wagon
rnada almost impassable during two-thirds of
the year, makes railroada a necessity to the
profitable davelopment of our agricultural re
sources. The incorporators are among the
most substantial and reliable in the State, and
we have reaaou to believe that thia enterprise
will be pushed with energy. If every property
holder on the line of the road would contribute
one half of his real estate tn the project, he
would be none the poorer for it, for it will ad
vance the value of tho property at least in that
proportion.
Physical Education. Mr. J. K
Gill,
late of VVilbrahatn, Mass., is organizing a class
in light gyiiiaustios, to which we wish to call
the particular attention of our readers. The
system which he propoaea to uae is compara
lively unknown bere.but very popular through
oat tbe colleges and other schools of tbe East.
It was firat discovered by Dr. Dio Lewis, of
Boston, and by hitn perfected and promulgated
as the best means of securing phyaical devel
opment and discipline to both aexes and all
ages. The instruments used ore few, simple
and Imponderable, but adapted to an infinite
variety of postures and gesticulations. The
rings, dumb-bells, and other paraphernalia of
the gymnasium are constructed of light ma
terial, from necessity, as the use of the
usual heavy ones would be an utter impos
sibility in tin Intricate, long oontiiioed exer
cises of Dr. Lewis's system. Music accompa
nies tbeeiercises.and lenda an additional charm
to the various posture and movements, where
beauty and benefit combine, and which con
duce to that suppleness of joint, elasticity
of mrjscle and easy graco of movement which
are always preferable to ninnive, yet un
wieldy strength. But its highest praise is its
adaptation to the wants of females. We re
member seeing a table of statistic somewhere
recently, compiled by some one who had had
tbe dismal curiosity to wander through the
cemeteries of the East, and peer into the my
teries of mouldy grove yard records. He found
that young ladies between the ages of 20 and
35 were vastly in the majority In these " si
lent cities of the dead" of young men of a like
age, which is strange enough, when we ennsid
er the many casualties incident tn the out dunr
life nf tbe latter class, and the numerous i
attendant upon their greater debauchery and
excess. But the fact is, in this age of ours.
all plumpness is counterfeit, bloom fiutitious,
and locks unreal ; and the fashionable bean y
rather a triumph of art than nature ; Indeed
we fear that the modern belle, however res
plendent in the frills and flu mmeries of the mil
liner's art, would make but a sorry Eve. But
the melancholy statistician alluded to above has
evolved one (sot Tram tbe maze or tigores.
which we should hesitate to relinquish to the
dim realm of things forgotten. We may cov
er tbe traces of decay with mournful mocker
ies of life, and smooth the eaily wrinkle from
the brow of the frail and dying, with some
ingenious device ; but none of these cac oheat
the yawning grave. We may muffle the steps
of tbe grisly king, bol cannot defer bis coming.
t least not by tossing quack restoratives and
patent restoratives in bis dreadful path. When
some suitable system of physical discipline and
development is adopted by the gentler sex,
then, and then only, may we look among them
for dimpled cheeks whose bloom can survive
the vicissitudes of a passing shower, and a ro
tundity that is not a sham. TherVforo, we
take pleasure in endorsing the gymnattio in
stitution of Mr. Dili, and recommending it to
the community, by whom we hope it will be
well sustained.
Xiw Law Firm. Tbe recent legal com
binatieo koown to the world ooder the eopho-
niooa title of Willis tc Simpson, have finally
got oat t full grown shingle, and are prepared
tn practice. It is too common thing for
yoong men. when they get cornered in the tus
sle of life, to shrink into the law business as a
dernier resort, with tbe item resolve to starve
nnder tall bats, if starve they most. Now we
distinctly repudiate all such insinuation as ap
nlii-J to the new fledged firm of Willis it
o; I Y..r. il..r i.ih.-r.d i heir tonne
"""I'" " e i " ' "
desire to the legal profession, and have fitted
. , . i , t ii -
themselves for it by a long course of college
diseinline. Office over Bell's store, Griswold's1
Block, n. it door to Smith Chance. '
NcwsPAPik Milt. BT Sr.A.-By privat ielter
received from Hoa. Quincy A. Brook. Special
Pootal Agent at Sa Francisce, w fVarn that ke
i making an effort to hav lh printed portion
of the mail that belong north of the Calipooia
mountains, sent by steamer during tb winter
months frost San Francisco to Portland. Wt
wih Mr. Brooks success as il would prove a great
benefit to the people, a il it isnpomihl to carry
Ibe mail tar a durance ia spea wagons, through
cvnsiaot rail without filing it wet, and tl e roads
ft so snnddy thai tb Up company cannot run
totur beav coaches.
TlIB I'liKHIIIKNT'o I'OWKlt TO Hk.MOVE
from Office. Considerable Jisousaion has
ensiled of late, relative to the right of the Pres.
idem to remove Irom office persons appointed
"by nod with the advice and consent of the
Senate." 8mne hive contended that, as the
consent of tho Senate must be dually bad tn
the appointment, it is also necessary to effect
the removal before the end of the term. On
this aulijeot, Hinton aaya, in his Thirty Yean'
View :
"In tho very first year of the Constitution,
a construction was put upon the instrument,
of curse hy those engaged in framing it
which enabled (he President to create as many
vacancies as ho pleased, and at any moment
he pleased! This was effeoted by yielding to
him the kingly prerogative of dismissing offi
cers without the formality of a trial.or the con
sent of tho other part of the appointing
power."'
The authors of, the Federaliit, (see No. 77
of that work) hud contended that as the con
sent of the .Senate Hue necessary to the ap
pointment nt an oilicer, so the consent ot the
same body would lie equally necessary to his
dismissal irom nlhoe. " Hut tins construc
tion," says Kenton, in his Thirty Yean, "was
overruled by the first Congress 'which sat un
der the Constitution. The power of dismission
Irom office wal abandoned to tho President
alone." ,
This construction nut noon the constitution by
Washington and thu first Congress, corapostd
in great part by those who framed that insfa
lui nt. would seem to establish hevond ones ion
the right of the President to dismiss officers nt
II. Hut right has been exercised by every
President, from the days of Washington to the
present time, wit limit any opposition ; and the
conceding of that right by those who framed
the Constitution, woulil seem to indicate be
yond doubt that it was the intention of the Bu
llion of that instrument to confer it. A. I.
Call.
Tup. Country is Safr ! In September an
election was held in one of the districts of
Tuolumne County for Supervisor. A man
named Kyrno was elected hy from two to live
majority. The Sonora Democrat saya he was
so elnted by success, that he forwarded the
following dispatch to a friend s
Ciiinkhk Camp, September , 18G0.
Mu. I . 1 am elected hy five majority
Congress ia sustained and treason made odi
ous. M. Byrnk.
Thnt majority was immense in its results,
It alone austuined Congress and made "trea
son odious ! ' snppose three men Had voted
the other way treason would nut have been
odious, and Congress would have beeu over
thrown. "Great God, on what a slender
thread hang everlasting things !" M. Byrne
nst managed to save this Nation hy a soratch !
Fortunate Byrne.1 Lucky Natiou ! 8. F.
Call.
Educational. Report nf the District
School, Salem, for IhnQnarter ending Nov. S3.
Higher Department T. II. Crawlord, Prin
cipal ; Jay Stillman. Assietant.
No. scholars enrolled 117
Average daily attendance 83
Primary Department Mrs. P. L. Price,
Principal; Jay Stillman, Assistant.
No scholars enrolled. 81
Avernge daily attendance 57
Enrolled in both departments 198
Average daily attendance 140
Mr. Stillman retire from the assistant's de
partment, and Mrs. Denlinger has been en
gaged tn fill tho vacancy. The next term be
gin nn Monday (to-day), the 20th Inst. The
opening of the two other district schools at the
san e time, will, no doubt, diminish the attend
ance at the oentral school, making it more
comfortable to the pupils. Let parents mani
fest their interest in education by more fre
quently visiting the school-room.
Personal. Hon. W. L. Adams, Collector
of Customs for the District of Oregon, was in
towu lost week. Hi many friends thronghnut
the Stale will he glad tn learn that his health
has been completely reetored since his trip to
the Islands. Mr. Adams, as we have herein
fore published, sent in his resignation lust June,
to tuke effect Sept. 30th- It is not yet oer
tuiuly known who hi successor will be.
Ml'-sTr.MKB OUT iP Seiiv ICR. Last Tuesday
evening Co. II. the last of thu 1st, Oregon Cav
alry, was mustered out at Fort Vancouver. This
company has done uioro service than any other
in Ilia Itcginicnt, having lost mora men, and en
dared mora hardships. In May ISt"4, a di-tarb
mcut of the company fought the Snake Indians
near Crooked river, wh-ro Lieutenant Stephen
Watson, private Bennett Kennedy and James
llarkinaon were killed, and overal wounded. In
the spring of '0'i. the company 'Were again pilled
apatnst their old enemies, where Win. I'lnllips
and inms more were wounded, but again drove
the Indians utT. About four months nro they once
no. re met ill" Si.ikc. and one man, Win. l'liilliix.
killed Thu last tight we understand, was on the
'21st of Senienibi-r. Limit. (I. C. l'atloo met the
Indian on Dundir and HIixnn ereek, seventy
strong: with only ten men, he gallantly charged
lliem, compelling the Indian to seek safely in
rliplit. A this regiment is now entirely disband
ed. their work will be appreciated. Although they
have not had an opportunity of displaying their
valor a the cavalry in the eastern stales, wa leei
conhddil that they have dou their duly equally
a well
Iti-TI RSEO. Dr. Skiff. Wot. England, E. M
Plamondon and several other'gentlemeu of this
city who went on a pleasure trip to San Francisco
mnrned last Thursday night. Dr. Skiff brought
. i.rm addition to hi already fine stock of dental
instruments; and he can now extract teeth so
easily and devoid of pain that the patient would
ratner nave ine operation prMrmni un uv,
Lr.rT. There wa left at the Ralem Flouring
Mill a large framed certificate of membership of
David Caldwell, company number 13, olunteer
Fir Department of ban Francisco. The owner
can have the same by applying to Mr. Andrew
. til 1-1. " t...
Jicail'-T ai mo iiiiii. iue ceruucaio una udvh
thera about four week.
VT We learo that Hon. J. W. P. Hunting
ton is in San Francisco, and will be at borne in
a few days.
AaTHMA A snumodic affection of lh Bran
rhial Tubes, which are covered with a dry, tena
cious nhlnrng. " Brown's Bronchia) Troche '
will, in mom cases, give immediate reuir ror
Cen-h", ('olds, and Throat Disease, tbe Irocbu
have proved their emcaey.
'An old lady friend having tried many reme
die for Asthma, with no benefit, found great re
lief from the Troches. KEV. D. LKTTa, r rank-
fort, III.
The people of Oregon can congratulate
the mm? Wet with ht inf. in thu per ton of Got.
Wmxtt. t man of honor and ftbilitr. in whom
partitaiiiiirt it held in fthf JTince. to rubserte
thu endt of justice ; and who, to bit m-rited
title of Governor, combine the not inferior
one of gentleman. A TEACHER.
THK MARKETS.
Tj-gnl tenders arc quoted In Sao Kraneisco stTls"l
roarL.sD raoDi-rs r.
Th f-lWl.s sr. the Oreirnl.a's Sortland pflcrl, KovM
Wheat, for millinl, Wushel
(lets.
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TU follnwtiig an the !Uen qwiUU-s tor Katurilar
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flat, ft haahel. Sr.
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Pa . ,li'.yf',l'':!,b"i'1 lf,1
For the Statesmen.
DOUBLE Ql'KKI
Where oar father slowly eeiikiiig.
Walked so easy, mild, und creaking,
How our wilder feet inn alreiiking.
Doable Quick I
Onward, by the slow and droning, "
O'er the weary, bruised, and groaning,
Trampling on lliu wi.uk and nioutiing,
Double Quirk I
Out upon the lame and dragging I
Hlese the snarling, blustering, bragging
Anything but sluih and lugging,
Double Quick I
We'll not terry to compare it,
Other liiaes tnayhap will wuure it,
Ours is but lo grin and bear it.
Double Quick !
In the trodden trash and litter.
Rest oar memniiee sweet and bitter
Forward to the reHlnia that gliitur,
Double Quick !
'Tis an aire of traps and (riggers,
Hashing items, farinas figures.
Slavish whites and lordly niggers,
Double Quick I t
Waste no tears for those that need them,
Hpill yoor grief upon the freeilmen
Thick lipped idols bins ami breed them,
Double Quick I
Here sweet Clara courts caresses,
With her ratnrart of tresses,
And thu pranks of tilled dr-ses.
Double Quick !
Vrantie Anna dons the breeches.
Scolds ami hubbies, sipnills anil screeches,
Fond of fuss and furious speeches,
Double Quick I
Diving, delving, and devising,
Tireless minds and enterprising,
Hidden things are still surprising,
Double Quick I
Pounding, smashing, grinding, jerking,
Rtinnge inventions do the working,
Muu is ever fond of shirking,
Double Quick !
Nameless shafts ia war's deep quiver,
Floating hella n lake and river,
lUuis that shutter, crush, and shiver,
Double Quick 1
Do not protest, do not cavil,
At the snarl yoa eau't unravel,
Mount the Iron Horse, and travel,
Doable Quick I
For the people, madlv mussing.
Speed along, with all their fussing,
Forward still, though erunud and cussing, 1
Double Quick 1
"A. Dickenson, Esq.
IT" Rev. I. Dillon, formerly pastor of the
M. E. Church here, ha just returned from a
trip over tho Blue mountains. He comes back
in glorious health, and pleasantly details his
experience in the wild regions in ft long, racy
communication to the Advocate, from which
we take the following, wherein he " does" the
Grande Konde valley t
Thia valley, from which I have just return
is a sink in tho Blue mountains, or if you
please a great underground 'corral,' with high
fencing of Blue inoiintiiins all around it. Here
and there ia a place you may climb nut in, pro
vided you have some pluuK and energy, aim It
requires some at this seasou of the year, for
the ttqis nf this high fencing all around, were
pret'y well painted with snow ; and that, let
me tell you, looked a little more refreshing at
the distance nf you web foolers, titan it actu
ally is to one who has just climbed to the tup
uf it."
McMlNNVlLLE. J. M. Johns, Esq., an old res
ident of Oregon, after having traveled extensive
ly over the State, settles down to the conclusion
that Yamhill county ha as many attractions for
those who desire pleasant homes, as any county,
and so records hi impressions in a communica
tion to the Oregonian. Near the center of tbe
county, and in the vicinity of McMinnville, ia, he
saya, the largest compact body of fertile prairie
land in tho State. The farmer are industrious,
enterprising, intelligent, and thrifty. The village
of McMinnville is si'uated on a beautiful prairie,
on the west bank of the Mouth Fork, or the main
Yamhill river, two and a half miles from the junc
tion nf the North Fork, and about ten miles from
the Willamette river, about the geographical cen
ter of thecountv. It contains a population of
about 300, and b.,i all the place of business usu
ally incident to a town of that size. Ithasahigh
school kept in the Baptist College, though not by
a Manual protessor. i ne college groumis, nuotii
live acres, have been lately inclosed with a neat
substantial fence and the building ha under
gone considerable repairs, and been thoroughly
painted on the otitsid". The average attendance
winter is fiom I J" to I. Hi; soineiiiiiig i-ss in
slimmer, l'rol. .1. YV. joiinaoii, a grauuaiii oi
Yalo College, has been tho ,-nn-ipal for the last
two years, and has given sin h general satisfac
tion that lie lias li'-en placed in cnarge ol ine en-
ire school and building lor a term ol nvo years.
That BeoiiaH. Tim Insit issue of the " Union-
it" denounced Cook the cripple at some length
a an impostor, Ac. We gave him a favorable
notice on his arrival hero, and now, according to
the Unionist, it would seem that we were cruelly
bilked." Well, perhaps we were ; hut then, af-i-rall.
we would rather be "bilked" over and
over again than to close our door against one true
object of charity and commiseration.
Distksipkrs. The recent wet weather has
hatched out quits a number of bad cold and
some which are infinitely worse. Our most re-
speetabli- citizens go about the streets with their
nose ail aulow with the friction of frequent
blasts reminding one of ye ancient torch light
pnicessiuus, now. alas! no more.
Special Notices.
Tho People's Friend,
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Davis' Vegetable Fain Killer,
The Great Family M"dlcliie of tbo Age.
Taken Internally, it caret sudden colds, fought,
weak tlomach.fieneral debility, nursing tort month,
ranker, liter complaint, dyspepsia, or indiKestion,
cramp and pain in the stomach, bowel com plaint, pain-
ter'e ctiolie. Asiatic cholera, disrrhoua and dysentery.
Sold by all medicin dealers. 3?
W Medical Advice -Dr. Wm. K. Doherty't -dieal
andSurftcsJ Instltai It becoming sine qua nrni" to the
wrlfare of i-ur Biat e tad henlth of nor eitlseiis: tad his rapid
ly sprssdlnir reputation, allhnflsh It may excite surprise, Is
but tht sltnal of skill, and follows s the natural tffect or
such a cause. We are acquainted with frnUemen whohadsuff
ared for years under chronic disease, and who had taken
adraatam af evrry avtllable means that promised relief,
bat withoot aoecMS, anill Ibey calM utoti Dr. BahrtT,
wb, tn u lnerrlrly sltort sace of tlmr has slven eniirt
rttf. Il Is rtlfiln ttsnnosnr ttiks f art, beeaase Ihe Oo
tor ts a st-ntlvman who sfkt, not by nVfamstlon of others,
to esiablisb his rsjpulsth.a. or to fr the stipe rstruelurt of
his own upon ih ruin mi noiher's fame. The Dclr onn
tjucu his Institute In swh a manvr ss most bo i;rstirrlnf In
all hii ttatifuH. He eiamlnes..-! sn1 rfnmots1s with
out charfi-; and the potlmt, after h-arlnr his ternu for treat
mnl, can acept or rej-rt at pleasure. In no ose floes the
Doctor max a chart unless h riru a cure. This he la
able to do, bn-ausf ht frrls the cannlne which lnnt ts,w
rksMirt has Riven, snd no doubt the consolation which a pint
uins to thst conBlmie. Prans affliried with elMier acute
or chronic tlits-is, nouhl do well to consult Ihe Doctor. At
all eventa H rao do nn harm, as fr cnnsultotion he asks no
aVi nor rin- bo Insist oa ebeninc to hts advice unites
U bAUnt ntsci-j himself under hts care. Hts omcrs are on
Bsv-rs.mer.ut slrett. nDtwelte tht Pacta Maliatramshlpllos.
r Aears.
Smtl
MAR III ASM AJD tKl.lalAt TAu Ka-
say of Warnin and ioMrortioa for Yonns; Men. Alan
divaare and ahnaes which pro rale the vital powers.
w ith sore Bteana of relict Mm ires oi cnarm w mm
ed letter envelops. Addresa
J hKIIXIV lint '(iHTf)S.
Itrlftlt lli.ward Aaaociaton 1'hiladelphia. Pa.
tiTThi Brat Rfmcalf for rstrtfyinf the
Blood. Ilirentheniii( the Se:ve. Restorlnn the Lost
Appe'ite, Is
fkf.se 8 lusitirno tea.
Il ia tha heat preaervativa aaainat almost any sicknaas.
if osed lltaelr. fompoaed of herl only, it can b
irivea safely to Infants. V II directiuna ill Enjrliali,
French. HpnMb. and (ierman. with every sackatre.
TKT IT'
For aala at all the wholesale and retail drasetorea
and jtnwertee.
Etlll, FRKSK. Wholeile Iminiiat,
rVile Agwt, 410 ftav street,
ll!l ro Francisco.
r.f Hot for th Afflicted Ii .eolhec pari "t tkle
eaie atll i (nano Ihe a-lriTtMrmetil af lh eetebralerf In.
etitatcuMleh. hf tie. t. C. Yai. tn I -oft. In thia ace
nf rtecH uH .harlalanlani, H ni a ym to the eurter '
Mint net tn thm where iHey ar earn .1 nhsalntnf the Mh.
ea Ine relief enre. fhoe Ihe rare uf UW M-llfnl Dnrlae, .
Ihe sl'k ann IrnnhMwl eaa nlel IhemnrlrM nf their harHef.
ef pain an ahame. tnf ast4e their ttnm. atnl arere h'.HI.
an happtne II rna am . k ae Hi lrn4e. not hl.
Ula. R' l UW anvertMMent Mid fell" the aaelee. M
wa fnrt-t 'he nan.lw. n Ihe ntannee nf 4,ree1iee rar lei.
te. lolsrl.f TIH!I lirrl' , asa Wahiawa airees. Snn
Ijtlia
NOTICE.
Drugs and Medicines.
HE uiideiniun d having porch hmmI ili ntire fttwlc
af Druir nml Mudit-iiiei of V. K. Hilv. would
r'-pectfiilly olicil a cuulinnunce uf I he favor lioreto
fore xteiKieii to tho ectultlMiment ; mid hopes liy h
lone Hpiilu'Htinn to the btuineu to murit slmre of
ptiMic pHtrmiitKe.
PliVH.ciHitV rreftoripiloiii' mid Ktiniilv Medicine
carefully prepmed. W H IM II. THOMPSON.
Kalein November rz, ju
L. WII.I.II, f. C. ItMMOH.
WILUH h SIMPSON, Attorney nt Jaw. Office
over Ul-H'm tnrr, eorner Stij mid C'mnmf mal
Stiff 1 8, Hiilem, Oreytm. li:Ui(f
rHP! rnnnrtnernliip heretofore exiiting between
Pri. McAfee & fun renter ii tliii disHolved by
mntiml ennoent. All person knowing tlienmelvet in-
fined tn the late Arm are reqiiemed to cull on Dr.
' it rp titer, ttt nil ome,in resilience, nearly opposite
lie Coiiureuiitionul Church, who is tiiiihorued to re
tain tbe Houks one mouth for it-tt lament.
J. W. MeAKKK. M. D-,
H.CAliPKNTElt.
Rulem.OctMl, 18G5
NOTICE.
COOKE. McCl'LLY & CO have sold out their en
tire Stock of Merchandise to Messrs. Morgan,
Scott ot Co.
I liir books are now reudy for settlement. All per
sons knowing tbetiieulve s iunVbtfil will please call and
settle liniiiediHtelv. COOKE, MoClLl.Y fc CO.
September. 28tf
5Q AfkA A VI! AH made by any one with
DW.UUW $15 Sleiu-il Tools. No experience
necessary. 1 be Prenlents, I arhiers, and J reasurers
of 3 llatiks indorse tbe circular, r-eut free wilssani-
tiles. Address tbo American Hl-m-il Tool Works.
Siiringlield, Vermont. - ttmVtt
-10HNKK
OK BANSDMR AND HALLECK
HTKKT8.
Kan Francisco, Cut.
KIIIEIU00l'-3OO Itooms.ull burd Hnishod, well
vuntiiateu, unit tuculy f urnished.
The most comfortable und liomolike hotel in tlir
Stale, where every want is anticipated and cheerfully
supplied.
Prices to Suit the Nost Economical
The AmericHii Kxcbauire Coach, with Ited Liirhta.
will ulwHVH he. in reudiiie.s to ciiiivmv tuuuienieni to
the hotel free of charge. iliiiisd-l
French Medical Office.
DU. .HjLIRN PEKHAULT. Doctor of Medicine
of the Faculty of Paris. Oraduuto of the Uni
versity (Queen's Colleo, mid Physician of the St
John's ItHptistu Suriiitv of San Francisco.
Dn. I'kiikaui.t Iihs pleasure to inform patients, and
others seekintr confidential tnedieal ad v ire. that he
run bo consulted dailv at his olhVe, Armory Hall
Huildinff. north-east corner Montiromerv and Sacra-
nieuto streets, Situ Krancisco. Koims No. 10, II,
Hrst floor up stairs, entrance on either Montgomery or
Sacramento street
Da. Pehsault's studies have wen almost exclus
ively devoted to the cure of the various forms of
wvoHBiui(l I'hysieiil iJcniltty. the results oi tnptn
ons habits aetpiired in youth, which usual I V terminate
in Impotence and sterility, and permanently induce all
the concomitants of old aire. Where a secret intinni
ty exists involving the happiness of a lifo and that of
diners, reuson ami ninruiiiy uieiaio mih iiwrpwuiiy m m
removul tor it is a fm-t that premalui1 deciina of the
vtifor of manhood, matrimonial ttuhappmess, com
pulsory sinirle life, etc., have their sources in causes
the ffetm of which is planted in early me, nun nie
bitter fruit tasted lonu afterwurd ; nauente, luborini
nnder this complaint, will com pin ii) ol one or more of
the following svtiiptoms : Xociufual emissions, pains
in the back and head, weakness uf memory and sight,
discltaraftj frmn tht lieethm on the lot ,r inultitisf
water, the intellectual faculties are weaketifd. Inns ol
memory ensues ideas are rlomleI, and I her is a dis
inclination to attend to business, or even tn readitiir,
writinif. or the em-id v of Iriemls, etc, Ihe patient
will prohablv complain of dizxiness, vertigo, and
that si u I it and hearing are weakened and siren die
imbed bv dreams, uielaiicholv. atulrinir . imliututious,
fuiiitings, cuiilm' and slow fever t while tome hxve
external rhcumutic pain, and nmnhuuss t the tiodv.
-tome of the most common svinptoms are pimples in
the face, and achlntr in dilierent pails of the body
Patients sutierintf from this disease, should apply lm
mediately to Da. Pkhkault, either m person nr by
letter, as he will iruurnniean cure oi ncininai emis
sions and ImiMiteiiee tb six toeiuht weeks.
PalieiitssuHcrin from Venereal Disfusys in any
staifa, Gmiorrlum, (ileet,Mtrictuns. Hnho I Icers.-t.u
taneous Kruntioits. etc.. will be treated successful I v
All Syphilitic, and Mercurial tututs entirely removed
from the svstem.
Da pKiittAt'l.Tt diplomas are In his ofHctt. where
potieuis can see for theinselves. Wa iuvtt iiiveshua
lion: cluim not to know evervthiuir, nor to cure ev
eryhody, but we do ctnim that in hII canes taken tin
der treatment we fullill our promises. We pHtinular
ly request those who have tried this honsted doctor,
and that advertised physician, lill worn out and Jis
C'Miraued, In call opuii as.
Iow charirft ami ouii-k cures
Ladies sntleriuir tnun unv complaint incidental t
their sex, can consult the doctor wtih the assurance
of relief.
Iinal4' .Monllily Pill..
Dn PkhraWLT is the only a'tit iu California for
Dr. liioT S Female Monililv Pills. Their immense
mle has esinbl tnhfd (heir repniHiion as a female rem
edy, uimppniHched. and far in udvnnee of every oilier
remedy br suppreMtions ami irreunlurilira. ami other
obsinittiiitis m fmnales. Ou the rweipt of five dol
lart, these Pillt will be sent by mail or express to
any part ol the world, secure iroui curiottty or nam
HUS.
Persons at a distance can be cured ab home, by ad-
drussinu a letter In Dr. PxaftAtrLT, corner uf tSacra
nieuto and UoiilKouiery streets, rooms tuaiia ii, or
box '.K'i. P. O. Hut) Kruucisco. staliiitf tbe case as ml
nulely as possible, Ku.-al habits of living, occujia-
liuu. etc., c'c.
All wmimutilrations confidential. nol2y
Mrs. STIFF'S
X tlVlia'VVJV M A I' Jk.
A VALUABLE REMEDY
roa
All the Diseases of tbe Chest,
aiiisimi rsoa
COUGHS AND CO-D3.
The proenies of Ilia Comhiuation are
Tonic, ExptTloriiitt, Koolliiiitf and
IIEAL1SG.
aud ara fiecaliarlv fltled for aneatinft and prevenliiiK
iue icnaency w
CONSUMPTION!
8o frequent and futal nr. th Pacific Coast.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
ar
L. II. THOMFSOX. DniKitist.
WTwleialt and General Agent,
BAl.KM, OHEOON.
MARIOS COVSTY.
CHARLES CALVEKT
K. IIANNA
CAP. UrMAM'h
HAMILTON At Hunt
IIAVENMOKT aV WtlLFAKU
. Waconda
.. lielpaaai
.Hi. frills
.. Fairteld
..Hi I venon
. Hoblimilv
T MOIlUt"-
Mi KINNEY At CO..
Turner a Mills
, Jefferson
HEACH At CO
I.1SS COVSTY.
PAIIH1SII dr. CO
Albany
Hcio
Lohauon
..EufrrneCity
JOHNS
HANKOLFIl
i.Vfi COVSTY.
A. t. McCLl HK. Merchant
HKI.HHAW At CO, llrtiKKirt
STbWAUT
HF.STOS COVSTY.
CHAS. II. FKIESHLV
. rpriu(field
....Monro
Wool-n 31aaiurH-tiari-M'
NOTICIj.
r'pHR andnraivned. Aaenta of Woolen Mill in Or
t eaon. have mutually earned to aell i,ur fabrics.
until further puhlle nolle, upon the following terms
""ill line aales will be on credit of sixty dues and
after thai time internet will be charyed at on par
eeiit per month.
Fnrrhaaara for Cash will be allowed a discount of
tbren per cent
Fortiaud, Oct li'h, I"".
J. H httlfil, Aa't W. W. Mfif Ce
K JACOH. AeuesAa lO. CitvWfifCo.
IV UiKM.II, An I tn!e w. Ul u.
0't
S.T-1860-:
A smile was on her Mp health was In hortook,
treTuth was in her step, and iu her hands Planta
tion if ITTBttS."
A fw bottles of Plantation Hittkks ,
Will cure Neivons HvadacliQ.
" Cold Kxtremitifrt and Kcverish Lips.
" Honr Stomach and Fetid Wreath.
" Flatulency and Indigestion.
" Nervous AU'eciiomt.
u Kxce s"ive Kut i ifiie and Short ltrcath.
" Hiii ovf-r the Kyes.
' Menial Despondency
" Procuration t Great Weak nesa.
" bul low Complexion, Weak Bowels, ice.
Which ore tbe evidences ol
LIVKIt COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Il Is entimatpd that seven-tenth of nil mliilt f.il-
ments proceed from a diseased and torpid liver. The
biliary secretimis of the liver overflow ina- into the
stomach poisou the entire system and exhibit the
above symptoms.
After loiiff research, we are able to present the
most remark utile care for these homo mirhlmure ins
et, set, the worltl not ever produced. ithm oite vear
over six hundred and frlv iliuiinmd ltertns have tu
ken the Plantation Hitters, and not an itistunce of
comnlaint has coaie to our know led if. 1
They are the best Hitters in the world. They make
the weuk strnnt and are exhausted tiHlure's tfrcat
testorer. Thev are ttmdo of pure Ht. Croix liiiiu, the
celebrated Cah'sava Hark, roots and herbs, und are
taken with the pleasure of a he vera we. without re
ifiird to nye or lime of dav. Piirttcubirlv lucoin-
mended to delicate poisons rcipirinir a uentlo stimu
lant. Hold bv all Grocers, Diuuvists, Hotels, and
famous. Only uonuine when the Cm k is covered bv
our private U. a. Hi am p. Hewn re of counterfeits and
reiillud bottles.
r. n. oiiiKr: a c o.,
yi Park Kow, New York, Proprietors.
SMITH At DAVIS. Portland, General Audits for
Uretfou.
Barnes's Magnolia Water.
A toilet ileiiulill The Mies' trcutura and irunlle-
nien s boon I I lia " swcplest ilimit " anil lamest
qilHiilily. Mimnfm-lured from llie rich ftomh(.rli Mhk-
homii usi-ii lor oiti limit inn ihto hiiu imstih. cu
ller the skill soft end fresh, to prevent eruptions, to
ierlmne nothing, ore.
It nvercoines Ihe unpleHsiitit odor of porspirHliou
It removes redness, ihii. hlotclies.
It cures nervmu liendHclie snd ailuys IntUninnUinu.
It cools, sofiens, nnd Hdds delicHcy to tlie skin.
It yields H suhdued nnd hisLinx te'rftitne.
It i-nres ninsiileto Idles hihI stints of ilitieuis.
It contains no material injurious to the skin.
It l u-ltut vai-v ludv should havo. Rold vverV'
wlwia. Try ihe liuxnoliit Waler unco, and von will
use no other Uoluyne, reiluiuery, or loilet n ater at-
terwards.
IIKIA BAKNSISI V CO.,
Proiw. Kxclnsiva Aireiiu, N. V.
Sold by all Druggist, and Uealera on the 1'acitic
coast.
Over a Million Dollars Saved!
(lentlcmen : " I liinl h ncuro man wonh ! 3NI, I
who look cold from a hud hurt iu the leir. iinu was
useless for over n vi-nr. I liml ust-n evcryimnit t
could hear of without henelit, uutll 1 tllt-il Hie Mexi
can Musiuuk l.iiiiuionl. It soon etlect.il a permanent
cure. ' .1 I- DOWNI.NO.
Moutiromerv. A n . .lime 17. IH..'.!.
" 1 hike pleasure iu rei-ominendiuir the Mexican I
MuelHliK l.iiiimelil us n rttliiiilile and indispeustihle ar- I
Hi- e lor hnraius. rMiri-a. Si ralt-lics, or tlulls on lloraea.
llur men nave llseu u lor noma, iiruiiws, rwirea,
Kheiiuiulisra, Ate, ami all suv il acta like mapic.
J. v. Ill," II I .
Foreman for Aiuerican, Wells, Fariin'aand Hani
. den'a Kxnresa.
"The spriuti of mv duuliter's ankle, occasioned
while skatiuir last winter, whs entirely cured in one
week, alter ahe coiumenced using vonr celel.rnted
.Miistnuir Liniment. Kit. SKKLV.'
(iloui-eslur. Musa., Auj 1, lntu.
It is an adiniiied fact that the Moxicnn Muslanx
l.imiiieul lieitornia more cures in shinier Mine.
tiiau and heaat. than auv urlicla ever discovered.
Kamiliea. liverv men. and plMiilera .-Miold alwavahave
il oil hand. Uinrk and sure i' rcrtuinlv ia. All Kenu-
iue are wrapped in aleel plute eiiiiHvini. hearintf 1
the aigoature of ttVV. Vte.lt, riMik, Cliemial. and thai
uricair U. 8. slump of 1)1 ma Harms At Co. over
llie Ion.
An ellorl haa heell made to colihleifeil it with a I
c lean alone plate talwl. Limk rlutrlu!
Hold hy all UniKKiats uud Deuk-re on I'acillc coast.
Lyon's Eathairon.
It is a moat delightful Hair Drraaius;.
- It eradicate scurf and dandruff.
It keeps 'he head cool and clean.
Il makea the hair rich, art. and iiloaay.
It prevents hair tnrniiiK irray and fallniK on.
It realorea Imie onon lireuialurelv bnhl heads.
This ia lust what l.von'a Kathairoti will do. It is
nretlr Il Is rhean ilnruhle. It ia literally sold by
Ihe car load, and vet ita uhuoet hierediblo demand la
daily iiicreaeinv, until there ia hardly a country store
tliat d'Ha not seep it. or a lamnv inai noea uoi um it.
F..TIIOMAH l.lON, hetnist. Is. I.
Hold by all l)rii(gisis and Dealer, on lh FaeiAc,
LYON'S EXT. QINQER.
Lroa's KxTSacr of Pua Jaaaica Oleosa for
Indigeetion, Nauaea. Ilearthnril, Kir Jleudache
Cholera Morbna, rlaluleney, are,, wliere a warming
etimaiant ia required Ita careful nreparal on aud i
lira parity snake il a cheap and reliable article for ru-
hiuiry purpoaee. hold everywhere a; ernia per no.- i
lie. Aak ffr-' Lvoa'" Pure Extract. Tuke no ot her. I
Clt'TluK. Hee that the private I,. M atamp of IK-
naa llaasis At Co ie over Ihe cork of each bottle.
NiMie other is genuine.
Ljon's "ln I'o'vrilcr.
DrtTN vn Ft its -It Is well known thai Lyon's
tannin Marneiie I'owder will periertty drrtroy
evervtlitng lo th aiiaM nt neaa, llcss. lied buga,
rrw-hee. Arc i Ibal il ia perfect lioiaon In lh laaet-t
Iriha bat enlirelv iMemleae lo Ilia heieaa specie and
domeatie aoimnle. Thegenmiw haallieairftiatnrai.fi
K. Lvoa. and Ibe private atamp of lis sasllaaaKS At I
Co. Anvthing ela nf Ihia kind ia an aitalliHi or I
coanlarfeit Auy dmggiat will nmeara tl esjwouine,
if vou insiet t-.u will have no oli.er.
ki;ii;toi; & co.'s
Essence of Jamaica Ginger
fpHIS VALUABLE PKKPAHATIOX. containing
X iu a highly concentrated form nil he properties
of the Jutiiuica Giitr. hue become one of the raoet
popular ilomentic retnediei for all ditctttws nf the fttoav
ach and !iriiiv0 oi-KUtm.
Ab a ionic it will be tmind invaluable to all perwnn
recoveriiiK Irom debility, whether pro'iiieert by fever
or oiliervviiie i for whilst It impart to the nyuiein all
the kIow and vijfor that can ho produced by wine or
brandv. It U entirely free from the reactofy eflecU
that follow the nne of spirits of any kind.
,It tn alio nil excellent remedy for feu h let who enf
ft'r from difficult menut rural iou ivin almost imme
diate ml i.-f to the spaemi tlmt so frequently accompany
that period.
It anvea immediate relief to Nausea, caused by riding
in a railroad car, or by tea sickness, or o'her causes
It is also valuable as an external application for
Gout, Khemalisui, Neuralgia. ".
itr.iMtii" at, uw..
Bole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
STOP THATCOUGHING
COMB OF YOU CAM'T, AWD WB PITY
O yiiiL You luivo trt -1 every remedy but ttie ONK
dt-s'tiiHH), by lu tuiniislc mtTit, (o suporwde all nim
tl.ir preimrntions. It tn not surprising you should he
rt'liKtiitit to try somtaliliiR el artfr tho msnyox
pcriiinMitH ynu luive mmle or traxhy compuuuds
foUtcd uu thu public w a certain cure; but
NEWELL'L
Pulmonary Syrup
Is rcnllylho VERY BEST rrmiMycvrr compounded
for tint run1 of t'ouuhH, Ctildw. Horu Thnwt, Astlima,
WliptiiiliiK CtiUKh,llro!icliitl.saiitl onsum.lkm. Ttunt
Jti.'if tr in'uplo in ('aiiuiniiu una nrM"t have tsWH -alrtMily
tx-uoiiiuxt by ttiu surj'nulng curative powers
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
snd with one accord nlvo It tholr unqimlltl(il appro
bat Ion. Wii now aililri'fw ourrtclvcA to all who ore tin
Bcilimliitpil will tlil, tho rcaU.'al I'aimccai.rtliB age,
for tlio hcnlinir of all distw&es of tht) Throat aud
Luu.i, nuuriug you that
NEWELL'C
Pulmonary Syrup
has cured thousands and it will euro YOU If you try
It,
This Invnttmhle mwllelno la plfliwant to the tnntei
soothing, hoiilliiH and HtrciiKlheuitig in ilt etlc-clM ; on
tlroly I'ruc from all piticonuus or drlolcrioun Oiuke,
aud lwrfrctly hantilcrw under all clrcumslancBii.
CVrlllicntea from mnny pniniincnt uliawua of $tn
Frtuciswo accompany every botllu uf
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
HF.DINGTOM k CO. Asent, Dan FrsucUoe.
KEMNGTON'S
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Are nuide from FltKSH Fruits. Knch
bottle holds twice as much us any other
brand ill the market, consequently they
lire the cheapest and the best. UnG NO
Of I IKK.
IIKDINOTON At CO. Agents for tha
l'ucilio const.
if i Hit re. Ii
VV. H" Tt
I
r;4l iti;4wi; (i
Wills is a aondrrful dlacorery, and stands
1 above comparison with any other artlela tor
tbe Uatr ever brought before the public.
A PERFECT
Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser
oA combined tn am.
1st.
Ta not a Dve.
'in.
will not color the akin.
will reatore GraT Hair te a beautiful
niaek, nrovn, Auburn, or whatever might hare
been Ita oriilnal color, and oauao It to asauuM
Its former beauty.
4tii. Wul cura all Uumora and Disaeees of
the scalp.
6rn. Will remove Dandruf) and Bcurf from
the head, end keep the hair moist and ailk-lika
lu lu aupmranee aa In youthful oeya.
tu. Will promola a healthy arowlh.
7ra. Will praveut It from laJlliig off, and
cause It lo grow on bald heads where there Is
Ilia and vitality at tha roota, but where these
an Kiine there ts no hope or success.
Htu. The beat leeUmony that eaa be (Iran
will be found buttle of each bottle.
Warranted (o cTe oil r claim fur
U or IA money rwtmaVxJ after wains;
Sioe 6ofe. Try U and 6 conduced.
Bold verywher.
PRICK, 01.
BIMONDS & 00., Proprietor,
riTZWlLLIAll, V. H.
IIKDINOTON At CO., Agents, San Francisco.
Gracfenbcric
UTERINE CATHOLICON,
If fuillifnllv need aci-ordlng lu dii-cctious, will rim
everv cuse of Diabetes, aud grcullv tnitigiite the trou
blesome effects caused by a relaxation of the outlet nf
the billet or the manner, u is a most surceserui rem
edy for the (travel and other diseases nf the Kidneys
and Nimbler, and for remain lieeue.-a Is lliiequalrd.
The CiAoiroa uniformly ciirea l'ndepaiie Uteri.
Whites, all lrrrguluriliea of the .ilonibly Inms, Hup
nreaainn. liiooulilieitca of L'line, llhmting and Drnp-
aical Hwellinga, and all Diseaaea of l'regnancy. Th
specific action of this medicine ie immediate and cee
tain upon ttie i.ienne ana Aiiuoniiuui nusrine anu
Ligaments t eealoring theia to aa healthy a state ae
Ihoee ot ihiiilhmid aud ynnlb. so that paliente who
have need the Ornefenhrrg t 'einaiey'a Htmn C
thohroH i-annut siiIIkI inlly express their gratitude for
the relief aitoriieu.
Kediugion At Co. Agents, 4 MI and 418 trout alreet,
Hall Francieco.
WE THINK TnKUKISNO MED
Iclne so rfTlcAt lous In rrtnovlnic'
humors from the blood a SCO.
VII.L'8 BtUOD k LIVER 8TKIP'
II , Is recommended by Phjsl
clan. In all part of the coun
try, Tor the cure of Scrofula,
and other diseases of the Cuti
cle. Pimples or Horei Indicate
that the system la out of order,
tnlesa lomeihln; Is done lo
cleanse the blood or these lm.
purltle the result mar ke a
more serious disease, such at
scrofula, syphilis, etc. Those
who wish to And s most efllca.
clou remedy, and yet hare no
confidence In Patent Medicine
generally, will never regret s
trial or scoilir Blood and
Liter Syrup. HKDIMTOM H0.
I'ent. 416 snd 418 front sU
Has Francisco. S4m8
GKO. B. ClTRKtr, SKTH R. llAHMRn.
Attorney at Law. Notary Fulilic. .
Cl'RIIET IIAMITIEII.
Law and General Agency Offlce, "
Up Stair. Moorea's Itrick Itlock,
SALEM, ORECIOS.
PARTICULAR attention lven to th parchaee and
aala nf laind. and City property.
Abstract of Tities furnished. Huslnee transuded
with all the Departments at Washington City. Col
lections promptly attended to.
KtriRisciai Messrs. .1. II. & I. U. Moore, Ilralli
At Dearborn, J. B. U. M. Hiranh. Salem i Crawford,
Hlocnm At Co., Vancouver ; Dr. W. H. W'ntkins. Fort,
land! Hon. O.N. Denny. Dalles City. May U, I m.
City Property for gale.
WE will sell on reasonable terms, the following
city property.
14 choice and beantifnlly located resident tots in
Cartwr'chl'a addition to tha City of Salem, .lust
laid 0,1. '
A large, convenient and tastily furnished resilience
and two lots, on Front and Division streeta.
A house, two Iota, with maynillcent garden anil
shade trees, on Front street.
A splendid resideno and lot, cor. Liberty and Main
Street.
A No. 1 Dwelling House, and two lota, with Dn
assortment of fruit trees, good staid, Ate, cor Main
and Cottage streets.
A two story dwelling house, with six room, celled
and papered, together with th lot on which it stand,
situated on Hummer street, between Chemekei aud
Centre streeta.
Four good, nest dwellings, well finished, on front '
and Court sta.
Three excellent house and Iota, on I huren street,
between Chemekota and Center streets.
A house and lot ou Front street.
House und four lots iu North Salem.
House und three lota adjoining A. Bush's, on Wis
north.
House and lot, on cor. High and Ferry streets.
One feuced lot in South Salem.
Farms for Male I
We will sell the following farina at bargains.
Two hundred and forty acres of Land, nil fenced,
cleared, except acres, bj mile snath, on road front
Rnlera to Hall's Ferry Dwelling bonse and orchard.
Work oxen will be taken in part payment I jvina;
spring branch running through the premies. For
further particulars, enqnlre of Correy at Hummer.
i acres good land, i mile east of N. Salem, with
good vonng orchard, garden, Are.
MM acres good farming aud graiing land, ith of.
chard Ate, siluntad 5 miles from Halem.
!i5 acres, witli superior stock raising facilities, lo
guther with a good stock of horses, cattle, sheep, and
lings. Situate on Drift Creek, foot of Cuacltdii moun
tains. . - -
35 acres, including part nf the town of Sublimity.
I Ml ucres splendidly timbered land, two mill's from
Sublimity. - i
l or Sain. .
' A good one-horse buggy.
For further particular! concerning any of tin above
property inquire at our ofllce. -- , .
CVBKEV lUnnER,
Law and Agency OIHce, nnataini, Moorea Brisk lllnek,
Snleiu, Oregon. i
WANTED,
J10 purchase two small furms. For particntsrs in
1 quire of CUliRY At HAMMKR.
YANKEE DOODLE
Yankee Doodle goei to town.
And to doet everybody.
And buy their goodi of rktTH & Waub,
And don't get "stucfc"en $hoddy.
BKCIAIHK
SMITH & WADE
Don't keep shoddy goods. TAe re not selling oal
at cost. Tluir stock I nut going to be clod out In
ixty davs. Quite the reverse to the contrary t on llie
other side, If you please. They have settled down in
Ralem for a pormanenl, legitimate business, and deal
In everything yon can think of. and thousands of
things no one else but them ever would think of until
they needed thorn i and their busineaa ia lucrraeiug
enormously vry mouth.
They now offer for sale
ON SIRJT FLOOIt.l
a WARS-MilllI.
A splendid stock
-ot-
An immense atoclt
-of-
Wagon, Buggy
and Sulky
Tl.riHBltsi,
Iron and Hickory
AXLKM,
THIMBI.BS,
8KKIN8,
EASTERN ASH
Hickory nndi'op
ler CLANK.
Tbe largest stork
and beat assort
ment of
lltUN AtSTliKL
Wagon ii lutgr
IRONS,
Heavy "
HARDWAHK I
CABLE snd
Log-Chaltnl
hop,
MAILS.
Etc, Ele..
DIIY HOOPS
Salem and Org'n
-. . city
FatloryClotlilui
GUOCEIIIES,
HARDWAUE,
Booli ii Shoet
CB0CKKRY,
NOTIONS,
Etc., Etc,
Blacksmith, and
Wagon-Makers
Tools. .
Plows),
Wheelbarrow,
jlOS.SOO Gram Cradlea,
Ever offend in
Balem.
Hcvlhee, Hwalhs.
ftHl.fUa.USl - Kakes, Koika
etc. etc.
that are uoi i Ane-
YEW POSTS
iniri.oli hand and All at Portland
to arrive. i prirea and ball' that are nut ipllx-
j rent per lb. fori ten, always tor
. freight added. , sale.
Then everybody keep it up, ,
And tall and tee them often.
Thtyrt alwayt ready (to u Jim)
Hard prieet for to "toften."
They work tliemitlcei, and pay no rent;
And alwayi keep a kicking;
And in trading goodi fur poultry tggt
You'll find they don't lay ' thicken?
SMITH & WADE,
Commretal Itrstt.
SALEM, OREGON.
DH. E. W. DAVIS
Medical snd Surgical Sanatoria,
hb Hacramento street (up ataure),
Tlir doors below lh What Oheer llouae, oppoalt
No. 4 s Kngine llouae, between Mout
goioory aud Meueosc aaa.,
' S.V FRANCISCO. CAL.
EHTADLIHHED for the permanent core of all Spe
cial and Chronic Dieeaaeo, no matter of how keaer
dumlion. Particular attention paid lo the Irealanul
of Diseasee of W omen and Children.
('omniuuleaiiooa aTaictLt coariDaaTiaL. Con.
snltatinna by letter or otherwise, mat, in th Eng
lish. Oertnaa, aud Spanish langungee. The Ootior
would invite especial atlentlon to his mode of IraaUns; e
those stcair visiasss, with all their attending can
eequenees. In primary stage of dieeaaee, a aura, I
giurameed iu a few days, in lite secondary and ter
tiary stage, which arise Irom neglect and improper
treatment) h givea th ascorence of a care in tho
shortest pneeihle time In which a cvsesWrfe ear can
aary r mmAt.
Alteetione of tlia Heart, t.nnga. Liver. Kiduey.
8pleen, Rheumatism, aud Neuralgia i also, Mercurial
aaiferiuga, Chilla and s'ever eneeeaarnliy treated. Per
sons iu th interior desirnna of availing themselve of
Ihe Iioctor'a profeeaional servieea may rely ou having
lu same attention devo ed to their cstae aa If they
were under hie personal ear. CMi'ns frn.
Outrun modernle.
' . Omce huura from 9 . M lo s. St. All Viler moat
be addressed to th attending and resident physician,
K. VV. DAVIS, at. U,
P. O. Bo rta. or Wells, Kargi. At Co.,
oclHniS San s'rulicisco.
Ort7eMisTiilel,
r,eat street, V MA TILL A, OKtGOtf. '
AMOS I. aOOIBA, Praprletar.
Sloeear Stxt Ca.-a "Sice SI this Hetel. Beriraf I take a
tha Haute, r AKK el charai-. WM