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i Nights cool and frosty. Beautiful snow Monday morning. Fresh Roastsd Coffee, at Ray's. Samuel Ci3e, of Newport, is in town on business this week. See the advertisement of the H. & L. Co's ball, in another column. The drawing class of Prof. Ladrue Royal will, bere-xfter, meet on Monday and Thurs day evenings. The saf s for Mr. Hamilton's new bank ar rived fast Saturday, and Mr. II is now ready for business. Wm. Bagley, Indim agent at the Siltz, passed through CorvallU, on his return from Portland, this week. Mrs. L. Goldson returned home from the Dalles, last wevik, very much improved in health. She is ready for " biz. " Rev. G. W. Bennett will preach at the Grange hali, four miles west of Corvallis, on next Sabbath at 1 1 o'clock a. m. Rev. J. A. Hanna went to Pleasant Grove, Mrrinn county, last Wednesday, to preach. He wi.l be absent for several ilays. L ist week we received all our Eastern Or egon aud VV. T. P-ipers for nearly a month previous. Cause ice-blockade on the Co lumbia. We are pleased to n.te the fact that C. H. Whitney, has so far reovcreif1 from his receut accident, as to be on the street once more. Mr. Emmett F. Wrens has purchased the interest of 11. S. Shackelford in the tracking and draying businesj, aud the firm will hereafter be known as Hamtiu & Wrenn. Sheriff King spent last week on the Bay, looking after business. He returned Satur day and rep rts everything lovely in that jar; of the county, but awful muddy. Mr. K. Oibrn, of San Francisco, paid Corvallis a flying visit this week. Mr. (J. is a Corvallis b:iy, au I we are giad to hear that he is doing well in his new home. The protracted meetings at the Evangel ical church have been we.l atten le 1 daring the week, and considerable intcre.it mani fested. Mr. Kiintner the pastor, has been assisted by Mr. Boxrer, of Salem, and the resident members. We un lerstand that G. B. Smith has Bold the hit ju3t north of H tskins' hotel to Young & Polly for SI 230. The latt r gen tleinen will remove the building now on the ground and UoC the lot in connection with their new hotel. Cy. Powers has purchased the lot on which was situate.) tlu building formerly occupied by T. J. Boford as a barber shop, an 1 is now moving the old building back, preparatory to putting up a new bunding to be used as a sato m. The M. E. church was crow. lei hwt Sun day evening; and the second prayer and praise meeting was even more interesting than the tirsi one. ltevs. York, Knottier, Em:ry an 1 Huiua, assisted the pastor in coa lusting the et ;r--isej. Another similar meeting was appointed for next Sunday night week. David Ncwsom;, of Marion county, has been atten ling Dr. Watts on hii tuiiipe.--aace crusade tor several weeks, but ov.ing to indisposition, was compei'e I to quit the field for a short time. He p id Corvallis a visit on Tuesday an I U'odue iday last, aud favored the Gakstte office with a tail. Mr. N. is w ide-aWaUe on toe temperance ques tion and wo would have be n gla 1 ha I he been able to give a leeture on that suftject j hi Corvallis. Steamer Sold. We learn that on last Friday Capt. J. D. Miller, of the Oregon City Flouring Mills, purch- sed the steamer McCully. She will be used almost exclu sively in conveying flour to Portland, or to T-Ssels loading with this superior brand of i same. flour for coastwise or foreign ports. THE NEW FIRE ENGINE. Below we give the resolutions passed by Young America Eengine Company, turning the new Fire Engine over to the City Coun cil, and those of the Council accepting the We trust that this final action has Committed. The Salem Statesman of the 25th inst. , says: "John M. Carter, the al leged forger, was arraigned before Justice Coffey yesterday afternoon, and waived an examination and was bound over to await the action nf the grand jury in the sum of 030, failing to Rive which, he was committed to jail. Carter is quite extensively known in Lane, Linn and Beaton counties, he hav ing followed" the business of school teaching in those counties. He ha3 relations living near Springfield, in Lane county. " ROAD SUPERVISORS. The following are the names of the Road Supervisors appointed at the last term of the County Court for this county : No. 2u James Martin, ' 27 H C Meuarhvod, " 2s Pope AlforJ, " 2'J Alex Lamb. " 30 Andrew (iallatlv, " 31 L N Price, 32 Jhas McChun, ' 33 Z S Derrick, " 34 Thus Espy, " 35 II L Tnipp, " 3 Vm Newman, ' " 37 Lewis Henderson, " 3-J.l J Nye, " .'ill D H Johnson, " -te t!2o W Cross, 41 Wiley Holman, " 42 Robert Barclay, " 43 Gourde trcen, " 41 K L lVajies, 45 K 11 Fanno, ' 40 Wm Maclcay, " 47 James McJi urray, " 43 Keden ltainwater, " 4i) Jo..;: Magee. So. 1 Talbot Norton, 2 Joseph Kistner, 3 Joan Kennedy, 4 Ju ; C Hunter, 5 Joseph Bryant, B Jas P Wilson, 7 C'nas E Moore, 8 Caas Frantz, t) Jas M Jro s, 10 Amos Halloek, 11 Jas Uobin-on, 12 is L JjsiedJ, 13 Wm C'ree.-., 14 Eobsr Matfaendr, if. a W Jackson, 10 Jos D Johnson, 17 Wra Wyatt, 15 I V Porter, 1! Wvatt Mulvaney, 20 S L Rycraft, 21 Josep.i Meiiec, 11 A li tfoore, 21 J a a Powell, 21 K A Ilur.burt, 25 Wailia Post. NORMAL SCHOOL. We are in receipt of the circular of the Oregon Normal School, Monmouth, Oregon, for 1870 neatly printed from the Unenger office. Faculty : T. F. Campbell, Principal; D. T. Stanley, Prof. Moral Philosophy and Physical Science; J. E. Fenton, Prof. Math ematics ; M. L. Noftsger, Prof. English Language and Literature ; D. T. S'tan'ey, Seeietary of the Faculty. "The work of the Normal School, is (.specially that of pre paring teaehers for the duties of the class room, either in grade I schools or colleges." The need of such a school lias been long felt in Oregon, and we are glad to know that persons intending to prep ire themselves as teachers can have the benefit of such an in stitution. The present year wiB embrace three term's: the fust begins Feb. 3d, 1870; the eexrad, April 14th; the third. June 23d. A vaca tion' of one week will be given between the Second and third terms. Students can enter at any time, but the first day of the term is by far the best time to enter. Tuition per te rn, 310. Janitor's fee pep term $1. There ar no extras. All the classes are free to ad stu lents. For particulars address the Secretary. Why ToratKSTfcD Thus? Last Friday two extensive Chinese dens, or wash-houses, were removed to the immediate vicinity of the Gazette office one across the street, hi front, and the othi r three or four doors below. The fumes from these places, next summer, will be fearful, Unless some mflfc effective system of sewerage is adopted. If we must be cursed with such dens, can't we have an ordinance requiring them to be either oil the river or some of tne hick slrects? Why al ow them to monopolize front street, and thus breed contagion ! THE DONE-YARD. Gazette : Since my Liberal Bachelor. Hon. W. f!. Curtis, Ed. Gazette : Since my return from Eastern Oregon I have been met by numer ous inquiries concerning what 13 known in its own country a.s the "bone-yard." Per hatts some of the readers of your paper might be interested by a sketch of this won der of the desert. The bone-yard, so called, is a kind of marsh on the desert east of Silver Lake and is ab -ul five miles long by one wi le. Thio marsh is literally strewn with bones, or all who represented Baker county in the Legis- ; si.e3, from thoso of aa elephant to a sqir- lature last fail, and took a "little spin" with us up to Corvallig, daring the session, is one of the most lib.r.d men in that coun ty. He makes money last, but is always ready to respond to the call for charily and make bis friends happy. The Bedrock Democrat in spe iking of the Christmas tree at Clarksville, Mr. C. 's residence, says : The Christmas tree at C larks ville is said to have been a grand success; many vaiu i bie presents were made, among which nearly every Ir.dy received a nke skirt. Hon. H. Curtis is spoken of as the most liberal do-nator. Portlasd Callers. Cept. S. M. Don nell, special agent and adjuster of the Cali fornia Fire Insurance Company, and A. IS. Gamble, D puty revenue collector, gave us a pleasant call last Friday. The Captain was looking after insurance business, and was well pleased with Corvallis. Hon. P, A. Chenoweth has been appointed local agent Af the company, at this place. Mr. Gamble was looking after U. S. Revenue matters. We noticed that cigar and tobacco dealers were exceedingly l.usy in "cancelling stamps" soon after his arrival. The law in relation to this matter is very strict, and dealers would do well to observe its provisions. rel s. Some of them are halt buried, in my berhai'S. entirely so. Some are bemnnhaj to decay, while others are partly petrified. Some human bone3 have been founll ; one perfect skeleton that measured something over G feet., and oiie j w-bone that would pass over the jaw of an ordinary sized man quite easily. In a collection gathered by Mr. Dillard, of Summer Lake was the upper bone of the leg or arm, 2i feet in length, broken off at each end just above where it began to swell for the joints. This bone measured 12 in ches jn circimference at the smallest place. Alsi a ra lias or curved bone of the arm 2 feet in length ; teeth, resembling the jaw teeth of man, 4 to 5 inches in circumference, and a vertebra, 5 by 7 inches. A shoulder blade was brought into Silver Lake 38 inch es in length, broken off in the thinner part, where it was J of an inch thick. This singular deposit has been visited by some from the Willamette valley, among whom was ex-Guv. Whiteaker, who, I un derstand, brought some specimens home with him. It is regarded as quite a curios ity in its own vicinity, and is, I expect, worth visiting. Pearl. Monroe, Jan. 10th, 1879. at last harmonized all the unpleasant feel ings that have for some time existed on this subject, which was, after all, only the result of misunderstanding or honest difference of opinion. The engine was tested by the Company, under the supervision of the Chief Engineer, on Monday last, ; nl fully and entirely came up to the guarantees of the manufacturers. The engine is from the factory o: L. Button & Son, Waterford, New York, is a No. 2 hand, aud in her general make and finish, is a "thing of beauty," and in her usefulness to the city, aye are confident that she 'will prove a joy, if not forever, at least so long as she is needed. Young America Engine Company is entitled to the greatest credit for the selection. Hall of Youkq America Engine Co. No. 1, Benton County. Or. U hehkas, Here lias been some diversity thcmselve3. The unpleasant odor commu Changed. Since the change of the stage line, Wells, Eargo & Co.'s express closes at 8 p. ML So if you want to send anything by exnress you will have to interview the agent, Mr. Simon Kline, the evening previous. HOUSE MOVING ALPIIIN & LORD, Fropr.'s. BEING SUPPLIED WITH ROLLERS, Jack Scews, ete., we are prepared to Raise, Move, put under New Sills and level up your barns, and Buildings of any kind, on short notice. TERM3 REASONABLE. ALPHIN & LORD. Corvallis, Jan. 31, 1879. I6:5tf f( nrnniiui Ml mfovmilta o t.ho ntirttllSVtfi nF of a new Fire Engine for Young America Engine Company No. 1 by the mem bers of said Company, and whereas, the engine as ordered by the Company is now in the city ; and believing the adoption of the following resolutions would harmonize all past differences and render the Company ef ficient and harmonious in the future, there fore be it Resolved, By Young America Engine Com pany No. 1: 1st That the new Fire Engine is hereby tendered to the City of Corvallis through the City Council thereof, nri the wharf of Thomas Ulair's warehouse iu said city; and that the sum of SI 535.03 now in the hands of Thomas Graham, the treasurer of said Company, together with the sub- Faik Warning. The custom house offi cials of Portland have been making a tour of tile city eautioning cigar dealers against keeping or giving away einpty cigar boxes from which the rjvenue stamp has not been removed. To tho vast multitude of sufferers from fever and ague, coughs, colds, congestions, headache, biliioasaess, and all other ills in cident to the climate of the Pacific slope, we say, cheer up ! a week will see a great change wrought in you for the better, if you will follow our advice and take Frcse s Ham burg Tea according to directions. Triumph of Science. Chemistry never achieved a more decided t- u u : i,rt rl,,i-:.. f ci ivo ti 1U11! U Lll.tll 111 LUW I '1 1.1.. Lil.il Vt k jl - ; . , . . DON T, which is a botanical nreparutioii of rea .ignivings. r or ou cents in paper cov wondrous efficiency in preserving and beau- ! S'3f,.?,-0) m cloth' In Germaa or tifying the teeth, rescuing them from decav, tno1,sn- . and rendering them as white as alabaster, i Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine- It is a toilet luxury of which all should avail 1 32 l'ages,a Colored Plate in every nomf oer and man- nnfi lngi avings. jrnce 91. a year; Five Copies for $5.00. Specimen num bers sent for 10 cents. Vick's Seeds are the be3t in the world. Send Fivp Cent Stamp for a Floral Guide, containing List and Prices, and plenty of in formation. Address JAMES VICK, Rochester, F. Y. Summons. Vick's Floral Guide. A beautiful work of 100 I'atres, One Color, ed Flower Plate, and 300 illustrations, with Descriptions of tho best Flpwers and Vegetables.an'd how to grow them, All for a Five Cent Stamp. In English or Ger man. The Flower and Vegetable Garden, 175 Pages, Six Colored Piates, and many hun- nicated to the breath by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. , is entire'' obviated by this fragrant ami salutary antiseptic of which one bottle lasts a long time. Druggists aud perfu mers sell it. Consumption Cnred. scription of sundry persons to the fund for An o!d physician retire:! from active prac tice, having had placed in his hands by an East Indian missionary the formula of a sim ple vegetable remedy for the speedy and per manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung j affections, also a positive and radical cure for General Debility and all nervous com plaints, after having thoroii'hly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Stated Oregon, for Benton County. Frankie Savge 1 Suit in Equity for di- James Savage. ( ) vorce. To said James Savage, Defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are here- cases, feels it Ins duty to mine it Mown by summoned and required to appear and to nis suuering iciiows. inerecwpe wm an3Wer the complaint fil.d against you in sent free of charge, to all who desire it, with , tl aDore ent;tlcd court in this suit, bv tin- tiiirpi-icti nT um i-iifr,io in.' i; iniii liiJlnir . . .... - - - , Ti A ir Z r it. 1 1, : to his sutlering tcllows. xne receipe win oe .. t, nomnl.iint all tne effects of said Company lor the pur- . ., , n .... .i : i ansvvci inc. compiaini chase ot said engine, is hereby givenand ft Bated to the citv of Corvallis on the follow- : . fTr- -5 tne seeonu outlay in April. A. Li. IS9, inc. con itions (j"aUls on tAa toUow j using. Address with stamp, naming this that bt.in the firat day'of the next term of lii coii.iitions. .. ; paper Dr. J. . Stone, 41 ;North Ninth - Bifl 0, ?fr s: i couptv to be hidden six 1st. lo pay the freiLtut ou said engine, L' 0, , T) , saia court lor sai.i counw, it oe iioiuen six amounting t , '$'7i S( Street, Philadelpha, Pa. j -eks from the first publication of thissum- ' ' 2d. To pay 'the i urchapc price of said en- Thftv All Take r i mons' mld,if y? t0. PPar or wwer. gine, SldGO.'OO, provided the said engine .. ,m', ' f- for want thewi-f, Phym.ff will take a decree BhaU fulfill the guarantees of Button & Son. )Vh J s'3te:n 13,run, ,low 1 7 dissolving the bands of matn- ,);ii ,t.in. i.,-...,-;fi, .nw., extent that you pass sleepless nights, are Inony heretofore contracted between you nervous an. I irritable, nave gloomy ioreoon- panying. 3d. That in the event of said moneys and subscriptions failing to meet the expenses of freight, purchase money, and putting to gether an I testing sai I engine that the de aciensy, if any there be, shall be paid by the City ot Corvallis. nervous an I irritable, have gloomy oreooa ings, sour stomach, sick headache and coat ed tongue, do not enroll yourself as high pri vate, in the rear rank, under General Debil- and the plaintiff, and for all the relief claim ed in the complaint. And you are notified j that on the Zltb.day ol -January, 1S79, Hon. J. r. Watson, ju ot said court, made an ity, but cheer up anil try Whites l rairie order directing this summons to be served on I lower, 1 he Great Liver Panacea, now for typa by being published once a week for Rix rale in every city and town on the Continent. consecutive weeks in the Corvallli Gazette . iv.-. 1,1 . - ... oiinr r iiiiiinnil p. 1? Ill ITS' T. 1 V.i;l 1 ; :,! 4th. That tho City Council appoint a suit- i "V A invitToDoi i.-Ttto I a uiiwi ouo.iai.co .. ,uU e person, who, with the Foreman of i I ! ?' " " .c" "xf oi "-2 ' 11 JJi ' j ty ot Ueincn. aud that you enter your ap oung America Engine Company and such ! M rii i. it ..as I Vearallce b3 the second Jonjlay in April, A Sillll I . j -0 j 1 ir . j i. j .7, i;uiii ivuu on. jl ab! Y other tit and proper persons as iiiev desima!e, shall superintend an I direct the ' PeP?1,' putting together of said engine, and that Jfoun; America Engine Company be then notified that said engine i3 ready to be tested, and that said Company may then test sai.l engine, an 1 if they are satisfiel with the manner in which the engine works, they can certify that fact to Ihe'citv authorities 15th. That in the event of said engine he ind all other diseases arising from it, vanish as if by magic. Sample bottles are sold at the small price of 25 cents that will convince you of its merits. Large bottles 75 cents for sale everywhere. 31jmlG:5.vG. Att. "y for PI. 'ff. ORLANDO 0, TAYLOR, Invcntcr and Proprietor of Taylor's WONDEP.FUL BITCHING MACHINE, An Undoiwah'.c Truth. You deserve to snifer, and if you lead a miseraMe. unsatisfactory life in this beauti- ing accepted as aforesaid, the said city is to , fn world, it is entirely your own fault and Proposes to cut a Ditch five feet wide at the donate the use and contr d of sail engine, ! there is only one exeuse for you. vour un- top, one and a half feet at the bottom and together with the new hose lately purchased ! reasonable preju lice and skepticism, which two feet deep, throwing the dirt two feet by the city, to Young America Bugine Com- has killed thousands. Personal knowledge ' from ditch, for the small consideration of pan y No. 1, under such rules and regnla- ! and common sense reasoning will soon show j Tuirty-lhrie an5 onc-lhird Cents per Rod. tious as may from time to time bo, enacted I you that Green's August Flower will cure i This 'he ,,uarantoe3 or no charges. He has no un guuuKiu w iuc rue uvjwuikiu i ynu oi L.iver i.ompiaint, or pspepsia, wiiu i hree machine oi ni cil.v. all its misearbie e:;eets, suen as sick neaa- G' h. In the event of the City accepting 1 ache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, Slid engine on the conditions aforesaid, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, which acceptance shall le evidenced by nervous prostration, low spirits. &e. Its sale the tignitiire of the Mayor of said now reach every town on the Western Con cit;,' and a t :stol by tho Recorder of tinent aad not a Drazist but will tell voa of its wonderful cores. Y'ou c n buy a Sample Bottle for 10 eents. Three closes will relieve you. said city, to the eif jet that the terms and conditions c mtained in the resolutions of You ig America Engine Company No. 1. ef -fan. 20, 187:i are aceepted by said city the Provident aad Se-r.-tary of this Com-pmj-, upon such acceptance by the sai I city, shall immediately draw an order on the Treasurer of Y'oung America Engine Com- iow in operation. One each in Linn, Benton and Lane counties. Junction City, Oregon. Jau. 17, 1870. lG:3mS. Lands! Farms! Homes! I In the whole historv of medicine, no preparation has ever performed sush mar velous cures, or maintaine 1 so wide a repu- i pany No. 1 in favor of the city of Corvallis ', tation, as Ayeh's CH3KBY Pictoral, which j fnese lands arc- cheap. HAVE THREE FARMS, IMPROVED, Barns, Dwellings, Orchards, lands under fence aud cultivationr- jL1 O 1. SALE. TiiE Eivei: Side. We are glad to receive among our list of exchanges the River Side, just commencing its career at Independence. It is published every Friday by Stanley & Quivey, proprietors, and is under the edito rial control of G. W. Quivey, formerly of the Bcalon Democrat of this city. We ex tend to Bro. Quivey the right hand of fellow ship and welcome him once more back to journalism. Politically this new candidate for public favor take3 no grounds, hut de clares as its motto, ' Ind-peti'lent in ali things, neutral in nothing. " And while it promises the plau iit of "good boy," ami other like expressions of commendation to the pure in heart and upright in conduct, it also intimates that-it will ruthlessly remove the scalps of the unrighteous. The Yakima Settlers. For the first e since the commencement of the Indian roubles, in this an I neighboring territories, we find the people oi the disturbed section of country depending upon themselves. The action of the sheriff of Yakima county in the late troublss is mu;h to be commend ed. Heretofore during an Indian alarm the everlasting cry has been for "troops, more troops," while at the same time the errantrj towns were crowde I with any number of well-armed men, who thought of everything but doing the work themselves, and con 'tinted themselves by loafing around salooiis and abusing Gen. Hownr.l for not doing im pc ssibililies. The conduct of some of these settlements has btea nothing less than dis graceful, brave men were the exception that, according to logic, proves the rn'e. The actions of our brave fellow citizens in Yakima county are in startling contrasi with other portions of our exposed frontier and proves them to be possessed of courage, judgemrnt and determination to pursue to the death the murderers of their friends and relatives shot down in cold blood at the threshold of their very doors. Let the good work proceed. Walla Walla Stateiman. " LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY" REPORT ED. Gazette : At the last regular meet ing, of this societv, held on Jan. 9th, of ficers for the ensuing quarter were duly elected. The subject of giving an annual sociable came up for consideration, and it was decided to hold one on the last Satur day of this month, the anniversary of the organization of the society. A committee was appoiuted to secure a suitable place for holding the sociable which effort resulted in accepting the generous offer of the spa cious parlor, by Mrs. D. Carlile ; and on the evening of the 25th inst. , a social com pany gathered, an 1 a very pleasant evening was spent. At that time the prize, held by the society w s disposed of. Off Wilson, Esq., being the happy recipient of the "toilet set." As there are few who understand the true art of pleasing, better than Miss Katie and her parents, you may rest assured, that the entire party join in wishing them many years, in which to thus do good. The next regular meeting of the society will be held on the 8th of February, at 2:30 p. m., at the residence of D. Car'ilc, Esq. Let all members please return all books and papers, in order that the new Librarian may tike charge of them. The' programme of exercises will be prepared in good time, and will consist of music, essays, select readings, with discussions. All ladies are cordial. y in ited to attend. Delegates to the Temperanco Alliance will be elected at the next meeting. Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, Rec. Sec'y. Miss L. Thompson, Cor: Sec'y. Corvallis, Jan. 27, 1879. for $1555.00. 7th, That the Secretary of this Company forthwith present a copy of the;e resolu tions to the Oity Council. 8th. I hat m the event the city of Corval is accepts the conditions aforesaid, the City of C irvallis be requested to immediately forward to Al en & Lewis the sum of 27-4. SO the freight on sai.l engine. 9th. That in the event the sai l city shall not accept said engine on' the conditions aforesaid, that the President and Secretary be authorized to forthwith transmit the sum of 274.84, the freight on said engine, to Allen &, l ewis, of Portland, by drawing an order on the Treasurer of said company, and expressage on the same. State or Oregon, i County of Bentnn, j I hereby certify that the above and forego ing is a correct copy of the original resolu tions as passed by s aid company. W. S. McFadden, Sec'y. Dated Jan. 20, 1878. Whereas, The citizens of Corvallis an 1 Young America Eiiiine Company have raised a sum of mon ?y amounting to fifteen hun dred ami fifty-five dollars with which to pur chase a tire engine for the use of the cityj and such engine has be n contracted for and is now on the wharf in our city, and said citizens and Fire Company hae tendered to this Council Slid money, aud .subscr. prions to the amount of about one hundred dollars still unpaid, requesting the C luneil to take immediate sleeps to put said engine in order and have it tested in accordance with the warranty of the makers. Be it Rcsoced. By the Common Council of the City of Corvallis, that we do herby accept said tender, aud hereby order that said sum of money, together with all subscriptions heretofore coheeted for the purpose afore said, be set apart r.s a s parate fund to be known as the New Fire Engine Fund. ResoUed, That there be appropriated from said funds, the amount of 824.84 on an or der in favor of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department for the payment of freight due on said engine. Rctolced, Further, that the Chief Engin eer be and is hereby instructed to take charge of said engine, and in connection with the Foreman of Young America En gine Company, have the same put in good order and condition at once, and that he then have the same tested by Young Amer ica Engine Company, with a view of ascer taining if it fulfills the warranty of the man ufacturers, and that special report be made of said test to this Couueil as soon after the same is made as is practicahle. Resolved. Further, that the Treasurer be reque3tc I to collect all subscriptions turned over to this Council and now unpai I in ac cordance with said subscription, and make report of the same when called for. New Schosnfr. Capt. Chas. Luljehs is now buildin"; a small schooner at the Oneat- ta tnhVs, on the Yaqnina Bay. This schoon er will be used for tho coast trade, carrying lumber, and also for sealing during the seal f.eoson. Mr. L. being an old hand at the lat ter business will doubtless derive a hand some profit from the seal trade, as they are quite numerous along the coast. is recognizad as tne worm a ro:ne.iy tor an diseases of the throat aud lung;. It3 long continued series of wonderful cures in climates has m i le it universally known as a safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, which are the forerunners of more serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, always relieving Buffering, and often saving life. The protection it affords, by its timely use in the throat and lung disor ders of children, make3 it an invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand in every home. No person can afford to be without it, and those who have once U3ed it never will. From their knowledge of its composi tion and etfeet3, Physicians use the Cherry Also claims in unsurveyed tracts for sale. i-.n: r , V . 1 a 1 1 1 ooi liers oi rue lace reoeaion wuu nave 11 , il 1T1 .1 -X 1 A.T under tuo .oioiers nomesieao. nut, loeaicu and made final proof on less than 1G0 acres, can dispose of the balance to me. Write, (v.ith stamps to prepay postage). Address, R. A. BENSELL, Newport, Benton County, Oregon. January 7, 1S7S. 16:2tf. Farm for Sale. I sale his SDlendi I erai'.i an 1 stock farm. Pectoral extensively in their practice, and fott- miles north of west of Corvallis, on Clergymen recommen 1 it. It is absolutely j Oak creek containing 1200 acres over one certain in its remedial effects, and will al- hund -ed acres in cultivation two fine bear ways cure where cure3 are possible. For jng orchards, and well calculated for dvid aale by all dealers. ing i ito two or more snug farms Terms easy and title perfect. For particulars in- 65r The National GOLD MEDAL was arar ed to quire' of E. Ho'lgate, W. B. Carter, or . Bra.llev ft ltu!o;son for thu bd3t Phntojrraphs in the E. MARPLE, United S'.itei, and the Vienna Medal tor the best in on the premises. Corvallis, Jan. 1, lb:itf. the world 42!) Hjnt joinery Street ,San Francisco DIED. In Milton, Umatilla county, Jan. 11th, 1879. of diphtheria, Rachel Etfie, daughter of S. and J. M. Bethers, aged 5 years, 1 month and 29 days. In this citv, Jan. 11th, 1879, Esther Kitchen, aged 1 year, 8 months and 11 days. A little over a year ago little Myrtie was called into the Spirit Land, and now God in his providence has called this little one home to Himself. Thus from this family circle have two flowers, born to b'.oisom for a little while, been transplanted iuto the Garden of the Lord. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ISTew tliis Week. FIREMEN'S BALL. TO BE GIVEN' BY THE CORVALLIS iiiK Asi) ura mrm, . . .OS 2 JL , 18 7 8 -AT THE CITY HALL. Cheddar Cheese new. at Ray's. Fine Work. We noticed a beautiful soeimen of marble work from the shop of Ira A. Miller, of this city, on the wharf thi3 week, whence it was about leing ship ped to Empire City, Coos county, to mark the last resting place of Halle y. infant - on S. IL, and E. E., Hazard. Honorary Committee: Corvallis George P. Wrenn, John Bur nett. T. J. Buford, M. S. Woodcock. Albany Joe. Vebber, J. R. Herrin, W. J ii: Sc itt, rviart vjrrown, m. diuiii. Committee ot Arrangement: Myer Harris, T. J. Buford, Nick Baesen, Peter Crimth, Eli King. Reception Committeet Nick Baeseu, S. G. McFadden, Zephin Job, Peter Crimm. Floor ranagers: E. H. Tavlor. M. S. Woodcock, Charles Miller, Frank Vincent, Eh King. All are cordially invited. Good music secured. No supper. Tickets for sale at Graham, Hamilton & Co.'s, and at Myer Harris' Tickets, - 81.50 31janl6:5w4 For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, sueh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, B and Consumption. The reputation itiitis nttnineil, In consequence ol the marvellous cures it lias produced (lin ing Hie last half century, is .a sufficient assurance to the public that it will rnntinue to realize the happiest results that ran b desired. In almost every section or country there arc persons, publicly known, ivhohavc been restord! I'lomrilarmlngauii even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use. All who have tried it,acknowretfge its superiority ; and where its virtues are known, no one hesitates as to what medicisc to emviioy to relieve the dis tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary affec tions. CaeliuT rrxTon.u. always affords in stant relief, and performs rapid cures of the milder varieties of uroiiciiial ctisorcier, as well as the more formidable diseases of the lungs. As n eafejmard to children, amid the distress ing disease w hich hcict the Throat ami Chest of Childhood, it is invaluable : for, by its timely use, multitudes are rescued and restored to Health. This medicine gains friends .at every trial, as the cures it is constantly producing are too re markable to be forgotten. No family should be without it, and those who have oneuscd it never w ill. Eminent Physicians throughout the country prescribe it, aad Clergymen often recommend, it from ihcir know ledge of its effects. prepared et Dr. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Clfemint. soi.n r.y aix druggists evkih whebe. StTBSOEIBB S'Q-R THE WEEKLY Cartels datte, X Q -7 & I VOL- SIXTEEN. OFFICIAL PAPER F OR AND BENTON COUNTY! THE GAZETTE IS A LIVE LOCAL PAPER, Has a Large, arid Constantly In creasing circulation, and is ono of the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS in the State, being published in' the heart of the WILLAMETfE VALLEY. 50 Per Annum, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Advertisements inserted at Rea sonable Rates. AH kinds Plain arid Ornamental Printing executed with neat ness arid dispatch. Justices' Blanks constantly on hand. W. 13. CARTER, Proprietor and Publisher, Corvallis, Oregon. GRAM, MILTON & 0 CORVALLIS, OREGON, DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, MSDICIKES, CHEMICALS. DYE STUFFS, OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY. PURE1 WINES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL USE. And also the very best assortment of LAMPS AND WALL PAPER ever brought to this place. AGEXTS FOR THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAIN?, SUP3EIOR TO ANY OTHER. O-PHYSICIAKS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARFFULLY COMPOUNDED. 16:2tf. FITS EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS. PERMANENTLY CURED NO HUM bug by one month's usage of Dr. Gou lard's edebrated Infallible Fit Powders. To convince Buiferers that these powders will do all we claim for them wo will send them by il, post paid, a free Trial BuX. As Dr. Goulard is the only physian that has ever, made this disease a special study, and as to our knowledge thousands have been perma nently cured bv the use of these Powders, we will guarantee a permanent cure in eve ry case, or refund you all money expended. All suffer .-rs should give these i'owdcrs an early trial, and be canvinccd of their cura tive powers. Price, for large box, B3.00, or four boxes for $10.00, sonL by mail to any part of the Uidted States or Canada, on receipt of price, or by express C. O. D. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 3G0 Fulton Street, Brooklyn N. Y.' 15:Svl. Al.EKItT rYOALL. IT 1 1,1 I A 1! IRWIN. PY3ALL & IRWIN, City Trucks and Drays. HAVISG PURCHASED THE DRAYS AND Trucks, lately owned by Mr. Juuies Elin, we are prepared to do ull kinds of HAUL1N3. DELIVERING OF WOOD, ETC., in city or cnuntry, nt reasonable rates. Pat ronage solicited, uud satisfaction gmirupterd in all cases. ALBERT PYGALt WILLIAM IRWIN, Corvallis, Dec. 20, 1678. 15:51tf. Sheriff's Sale. NOTICE IS HF.nEllY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE or a decree and execution is.i:o 1 out of, and under the :ical of the Circuit Court of the State of Orepon for the county of. Lenton, to .me diiected and deliv ered, fcr the nam of fifteen hundred and ninety nine dollar,, (.?l.rGD), in IT. S. e;old coin, with interest thereon at the rate of one per cent, per month,. from and after the 10th day of ,'ovoniber, A. D. 1S73, to gether with the sum of one hundred dollars (gloo) attorney's fees, aud the costs and disbursements, tax ed at 81!) 55, and accruing costs and expenses of sale, in favor of Lucy A. Hamilton, and against the Cor vallis City Hall Association, Dnd commanding me to sell the real property hereinafter Jcscribed, to satisfy said sums of money hereinbefore mentioned and in terest and costs threon, 1 have levied on the following described real property: to-wit: Lot No (S) six in Mock No. (22) twenty -two in the City of Corvallis, in the County of Benton, and State ot Oregon, according to the original plat of the town of Jlarvsrtlle, in said county and State, togotherwfth the City Hall building situated thereon, and all the tenements, heroditaniedtsand appurtenances thereun to belonging, and on Wcducsdny, January 1879, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash h band, all the ritrbt titleand interest and estate of the defendant in said execution, the Corvallis City Hall As-ociarion, in and to the above described real estate, to satisfy said execution. Said sole vrfll take place at the hour of one o'clock p. M., of said day, at the Court House door, in the City of Corvallis, in said county and State. 1 SOL. KINO, Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon. Dec. 2o, 187S. 15:olw5. SUMMONS. In Kings Valley Precinct No. 5, Benton County, Oregon. M. J. Conner and C- B. Cro.sno, partners doing business under the firm name of Conner & Crosno, plaintiffs, vs. Charles Lehmuowskv, defendant. To Charles Lehmnowsky; defendant : TN THE NAME OF THE- STATE OP I Oregon; you are hereby required to ap ir and answer the complaint filed against vou in the above entitled action within nx weeks after the date of the service of this summons upon you by publication, and if vou fail so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the sum of sixteen dollars and ninety-two ceuts, aud coats and disbursements of this action. Given undc my hand this the llth day ofDec., 1878. W.L.PRICE, Justic of the Peace.' 26decl6:lwC. SETTLE UP. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER. uletL-c cotie forward and settle imiuediatelj as I E . i VI.. - nVlfmiinnl ' and must have it. A word to the wise is sufficient. a. v . vmuiin Corvallis, Doc. 21, 1373. - 15:52tf. D KAY AGE R. S. SlUCKE!.FOaO. ! DRAY AGE ! I Hamlin & Shackelford, Popfs. HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM SALEM WITH a new Truck, and having leased the barn for merly occupied by Mr. James Eglm. I am now pro pared to do all kinds of DRAYING AND HAULING, . either in the city or country. t the lowest living rates. Can be found at the old Truck stand. A. share oi the public patronage respectfully solicited. B. &. 8HACKELFOK1). Corvallis, Dec 27. 1878. 15:W
