The weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1872-1878, November 19, 1872, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' ' ; VLtMTrUEAY. NOV. ID. '. ' ! i THE CITY AMD COUNTY. From Drilfaf Wtfiedi9 Nov. 13. TflUS MESBYTEMY P OKHHtT tjnt 1)r' Vwlm -Telebrntlon of .4VatnUI AavriVerwri- - iiirt-i (IHIiiii fwirsl.ier l ( i . f I'bUThn E-pUttae--. . , CKirfBtUb ISJClTESaART. T'Oregon Presbytery met at 7 'dock 'Monday evening- for the purpose ofo-le-Jbnttint; the Centenary of three great vuuta. 'occurring in the year 1572 tlu. duatli of John Knox, the great Scotch reformer i the massacre of Saint Bartholomew' eve ) aud the ergamzation of the tirst Pr-t-sbvtery -jit England. Interesting and feeliigad(irc.H were made oa thane subjects by Key. Mr. Thompson of Olympia. Dr. Geary of Albaiiv, and Dr. Liadaiey of Portland. OVEBTCM rOM OXVKBAL ASSXKK-T AN WEBED. Tke Presbytery then proceeded to answer the overture "from the General Assemnly i he diamisiion of the ministry. Tbebnnliii of the overture being aa foBiws: '-Shall a - - . .t -1 1. I 41... 1... HimiMOT OI IBIS coureu m 1VJ low UMl lie has mistaken his calling, have privilege t . retire from .the ministry, and shall the Pres bytery by .tbe-.direction of the Synod de- pnTH irvul.l4e ciu.mu'o vi wi iihiiii.1i . , n minister who is not acceptable a sncb ?" Answered tne affirmative. On motion the Presbvterr adjourned till half past eight o'clock "Tuesday morning. . , DELXOATIS TO TO 0!aL ASSEKBLI. , , ' 'Tuesday morning Presbytery met, spent thirty minutes in meditMion andprarer. Appointed Rev. E. R. Oeary, D. ., and Elder T. M. Reed delegates to the General Assembly to meet in Baltimore in Slay next. COXCMTDDCO BCSTJTES8. The Presbvtery appointed Rev. E. 1!. Geary, D. D. to moderate a call in the Baloiii Congregation at convenience uf par ties. Having finished all business on thedocke t, the Presbytery adjourned at 10:30 w'elock a. m. to meet at the Lapwai Ktaervatiou May, 1873. vxios or CHracBia thi bm war. The reporter having interrogated Rev, Mr. Stewart m relation tn thecatueaopcrut ing to bring about a onion of the Lnited Presbyterian Church, with tlie Presby-. terians, that gentleman furnishes the fol lowing ! The reasons why the United ?rusby terian Church of thin place has gone over to tho Presbyterian Church are : Because they felt trammeled by sonio rulea-of the United Preabvterian Church such as excluding from their eommuniou all persons connected with secret societies ; protiibiting the use of ins trnmental music, and all songs except the one hundred and titty psalms of David from praise ; also be cause of close communion. The cods ot the United Presbyterian Church, pinching them as they thought, the Pastor, session,: and the large majority of the members cuu-; eluded to join themselves with a more liberal connection. The Mails. "The melancholy days, Urn saddest of the year" in respect of mails are upon as. We do not, now, always connect well with the other ends of our various routes ; and we suppose that thu people who fail to hear regularly from cm. am inexpressibly sad about it. If there in anybody in this world or any other, wh-.i ought to be exempt from the commandment against cm-sin", it is the newspaper editor, when the mails are out of order"; for, then, with him, indeed, "the times are sadly ont of joint." His exchanges don't come, there is dearth of everything, and then the mis erable m.tn has got to make brains dy what the cunning little scissors are wont to do ; his own papers don't go worth a cent, but complaints from subscribers do come, till an Insane Asylum or the inside of a burglar-proof jail would SK-in a retreat to Iw prayed for. At such a time, 'twere well fi-r the editor if he could be an "escaped nnn." But we set out, merely to say that for some time past the speedy transmission f the moils has been a matVr of great diffi culty on tlie Oregon A California route 1.11 account of the itogne river and Unipqtin mud which sticlteth closer than a broiiier. to horses' hunt' and coache' wheel. Tlv Boseburg paper of Fnilay says : J'he :nail from the Soutti arrive m-re alwmt 7 o'cl ick in the morning. Tlie status have not con nected with tiie cars for the past two wcikM. and all the mail matter going north is de tained a day at Oakland." Thb Escaped Ncx Owing hi an extjn sive repotation and judicions xlverlisuin:. Beed's Oimtj House was filled to repletion by a larg. and intrliig'-fit audieiuv iaxt evening to litTi to Mts Edith O'Gormnn's lecture on ' Life in a Convent." The lady rather a vivacions little lady, and he'r manner on the star is preposi ssing and secures the undividwl attention of the audi ence. -Her illustrations are well drawn and her descriptions so-perfect that her hearers can almost imagim- themselves within tho convent wills. While we can but think some ot her illustrations a trifle overdrawn, still as a general thin? her assertions are apparently candid. . Her gestures are ap-. propriate and her sarcasms of the most cut ting nature. An occasional sparkle of wit keeps her hearers in excellent humor and causes tliem to listen to her interesting dis CHirsewith undiminished attention through out. An overflowing bouse last event n:? showed the interest taken by the citizens in a subject of this nature. We have never seen the hall as well filled aa it was, all the re served sats having been taken during tlie day. Miss O'Oorman will lecture again this evening, and in connection with her views on Catholicism generallv, will give a description of her manner of escape, and treat of her examination in the Police Court at San Francisco. We bespeak for her a crowded hoase for this, her last lecture in fhis city. Checkt-BS hi TelMBaph. -1-Telegraph operators, like other people, have their mo- i mcnts when rime hangs heavily on their hands, and "what to do" is then tlie conun drum. Chat and badinage by lightning with other operators, is on of the pas- times ; but that wears out after a while. Operators must have something to do. Paul Murphy playad chess by telegraph ; why should not operator play checkers by the same means? We nave an account from a young friend of ours who juns a machine in a neighboring office, of a recent game of checkers thus played between two operators who mav never, for aught we know, have crossed palms, nor ever gazed upon each other's classic brows. The game was played between J. B. Thnrman, of Au rora, and J. W. Kelly, of Cotnstock's Mills, commencing at 9:25 a. V. last Sunday, and eon tinning till 2:23 P. u. Tlie game wiut won by J. B. Thnrman, each party having made thirty-nine moves. ' The ustane of. the players from each other wrs 127 miles. Of course each party had his own board, on which he noted the move of his adversary, and making his own move reported it to tho other. About Isa!e Pbisoweks. Atxrat the time Tompkins (on of the Bail robbers) was brought up to the Penitentiary, it was -aid that ho had manifested, for some days. . svmptoms of insanity. We learned that these symptoms continued till after he was lodged in the penitentiary. Since that time, however, he ha decidedly improved, and yesterday he went ont to work with the rest of the prisoners. His malady seems to have been nothing more (ban acute men tal distress, occasioned, of course, by , tlie pew and awful situation in which the con viction and sentence placed htm. We learn that McFadden. sent down the other day from Linn county, aentenced-for life for in east, is in a most deplorabls state of mind, bordering on insanity. Ha talks constanUv of wanting to be r'd'of his life, and thoun'i he seems to tia-ve moral sense enobgTl to n atrain him from suicide, he is apparent!? anxious for somebody to assist bim to shnf fle off this mortal cotl. Yesterday nintnin he imploredjlie physician in attendance l givehun strychnine He has been placed m the prison hospital for treatment. PatetT8 CnEm, Bkiues or Books Tlnrdiiy, the atauTljibriry received tin 63d volume of oSpeeiticatirins and T)raw inRii of l'atoats." from tlie Pawnt Oftice ct Washmirion. These vrrlnmes are issftnl. one every went:, and diatributed to tlie sev-t eral ntates. 1 uoy are about the aize m tne bound volumes of tha Conrawioiial Olobe, and average about 800 -page to the volume. The aeries ilrevjv rr-oetved date from July 4, 1871 lnrj t.1872. Tbey contain plates and detailed .uxplanation of every articln for which a' patent ia issued by the Unih-d States. . They an valuable acquisition to the Bute Library. , , - '' ' .'' Pxrmosav Jtr. Ingle,' member of the late House from this county, was in town yesterday. He savs be is happy to know that nine-teotl of his constituents approve his course on the lock bill. . ifr. Louis Westacott, of South Salem, who was severely hurt by the npsettinp of his wagon, dorinx the late State Fair, was visible to the naked eye, upon our streets, vWtrdaff.: H took the vane for wear, but a trite able to stand many a bad spell of weather, yet. Ben Simpson, of Benton county, "the pluckiest nun lira,' was in tho city yester day, just from Yaquina Bay. He reports erery thing lovely over there. Srrrr BurrEunto. We hear from Frank Wilson of Salon, now at Aurora, that he is still having much trouble with his crushed anklet It trill be j-eraembered that he had it crashed several months ago, between the couplings nf two cars on the Oregon t California, laaT'W1- o Ha ha already sub mitted to several surgical operations, and now he writes that he has got to stand another. Ouo of the. larger bones will have to be cat off an it prevents the healing of the wound which is still open. , ( . Wkxsxxt, IvrrtAX &3T9 Brciaiw. Wa are satisfied ouw that 'whiskey aad aa Indian, together, can't saw wood half aa well as an Indian, alniui W saw 'm try it, yester day, and it was hard to toll whether it was the Indian, the aw or &e bock 'that had the B"l of it. It was plain ei..Ti3'i, how cvar, that wMsLfy-'i-nl Vv. " AJ,fX.e jhe w.-su' re ivajv. ' e 6t f . -r .. i:... . ..I T. a. w isus 'oaill nf i.-in. Sail '. a- i Krk ; st 1 .. . V. j i.i, been .-in n trot l ot the K.c;.i imjiort. - 'oi .. blt'il. TT:" of tiie dt..:s:i.. Ft'imD-i': IIOAIUI OS- z. win is. ii ".?ii:. ! onflle in j Itvirtei-s i. Tlio 15. -sr.'. j tlie MUti. i i JI.. f'T ; .: t c..rfi:i'f :r. ! I,!-. . . . - '' r tyit. j i..' f.okV.. ' ' ',!;;-1 ! ' ' 1 t ' i III tUL -.v.. .- . , S'.ean. '. . 1 acr;s of '. r. .. he lx in;; l4 tl.l- m Claiiieaii'ii.:-.. fur Plajiitiil. - In tlu; c i BriKks. c i:.'. in levnr 11! ' '- III the Cnr,t -t I : t - , favor of N:t.. .. . , The IN.-a: , . r?ota!i"in . :" . , 0ru II-.!;.; listen if i'A... on -H.'-.. :: : v( ro li.-tl r .. i tiun liv i.il. . j did not fca-k j with that t' '! ! even with .J.::: I fd iier t.irt !::..-. liver her lit.: L.-.. th:a aft' niuvi.. ; ' llii-S ::C. Ik, 11M.' t. i. Itcarxa.v. -M: the suti-fp t Orel ed a ii I;. iind she ear." m.uiv t.f our :.. .4 I5a!iik. i-: j" ari aliliu'j.'!-i! :: S.l!llUvl, ''."' lhnl in tlie i,-: id- a of t.te : 1 . t'stix-rii." :J:-. have VVril;iv i''" n t.i j.'ir 11 v Sili-n:. . H.l'llilt 1:: : . Mill ROWo I. :' lord. r.F.Tii:Ni-r.-if tills i-rv. .' Kaiiiu. ai !. . - 13:l-;ii:mi..lM . .. with the V.Li, named oirr. ar..l tion. II v". 1 hi Due in Ca' '.!'"! r.eei"i : ' - f r. lii'.;i r i.is Kbtcfn TO ! V wrijjht, foru::Tiy riv.;'d 1-.. iv v .. j nuke Salem t'i:- Rem bli'-.w t a ni"ij"in7 or" '.' : in tlii- STArfinu:: one mora r m-1. then a re- i 1 ; .111 Two Unnr. S', county, liirivi .! v. convicts fur t 1 1' and a Ciiiiu::ia:. cenv. .'i wir niiii I.11 .o,i j) , 'Xectvke t 7 OWUl tl ill'. pi- ;uid a iiai.'-.i'. . i yesterdsy to tin to "liulit s, i;.ii stance exci-ediie the v.-ry sevi-r artist ( .h- il'U Car. liev.T irnv. told i!;e la.i: i . brotherh'M.l nf know. V--... u. ' i-ir-.i ciivu:n :. ;.rt' .uur n; t '..i ii fat" !:-- ! ' '- h:c:l 111. . -i! 1 !:,( t I '"?n;lit ni.l; ' j clnsi i- :hii: r-:-.: 1 w;.i-.r.ri:rr ::i j "parn.-TS lit : : j etir ntr." ' leerur-rs, s'.i. i:V j to tliuik "t tV r ! f.at ftiifi h 1 ; . j of .nr;i'Ti! r . , c-ii.l mil.. ?:i. -1 t--r liulv s u I' . j Sc.nd.ler. Ui. -T. ' .. 1 dulcinoas as .'is ;. I awayfrnmns. ! and we. pow .' ' tin ixO ofi'ia Fiv- ,! S-v, , t! m ; T- v.li.ii r To : i.-.i-. n. ti ::r oijs ..f Am r:. . - :rt Iv.itf'iiis." .:r.r? t Indi.-s :n 1! "ii tois oe- :-ir iiih? .- .:iv--;:tm -- :m.T'H.ms i t-p t:ik M. ST ; . i'.'is ad . to i.i b,- Opera Houst-4 ; ui them tali, iiVm" tie; How thy tour Anl then next, A ti oniy No u.-ut!.' p easion." IIoiv wiii . "WtTTTIitT 1 i; MK.NTS I (1.11 I ?!.-. -KY (iPH't t AT I CuMPLl.Tk KAITII I TMtTtSIM IS TV.!' I HEKS."- B-inm'n. HD.ini) OF l, '- . ; t: - 1. i.Ii)Xt i.". Neeond Inj"H J'iix-. tan t C11. --, : nli-.tr - i!i-:Mr- ' Bonrd of Lap.il ( o ;, o'clock. Nov. H ; '.'.-::: A.R. Flint vs. ..; on evidence am! .1 '. the proper apfli .iv. 1 In tlie case ot' A. !'.. i case heard. dci-:c! Case of .las. D. Fa . to Si'ttle ri'.'ht 01 ni:r n. lands in .larks' .:i , r Df f. lOih 1XT2. Sam Culver vs. ! 1 ; trmine who i r: 1 State lands in J.ieVo till se:ond Tui-s.Ih, i .: In tlie case o! J: ... fiing. as to who is ; . tain State hums in 1 poned to complft. til After transact lug a a miscellaneous e:-: ri journed over one is: mt TnF.KK s no int o WHLI-Sl STAt.N .11 , : ADVtKTISIMl tPAil.::. Next Lecttkk-i.-'" will eseatn: from S - 1 :i. t at 10 ii?' -ca-' d ii- :.i lav.-. r.i'..--,-r-:i lill A'l . :-.!M.T.te --.Ml S'Mlilil -.: :i .1 i:i. .1 . ti) (!e :rra:n v ,. lr.- ro!,..r ly: jiot--:;:ii"iiy. liSllH iK of j-.-an! nii- .'iti'-'fi i:: :;;id will 1, or. 1 t A!1m :. Ilil.i l;J f. tare at Oregon : vent Life. Si:- v.V. next Monday ni :!:;. gene city TueMiay or o ter tliat" slit will i' deliver her fiire.uu Her success in S,i! ..,. been treat. II' r - ' tl.ii;.l r 0-- I tract the attention, us; 1 ant community, v,-;-1 1 J the propriety" of s i i handles her subj. els j -shrewdness and 1 si 1 :i roii st- . ot - st in i'. r tn v,t a all tliat she hits to . i x' ; i'oi escaped nt:n." :. r Motlier Superior! i- : - i-r- t. t!'irf r iUi O'Uor . Our "ivn I'ucl.ti'cUi very ii::. tasiiittl.L : ... v. is, it is re, sav posiriveiv man's statements r impression is that sue ; liighly colon-d and ! public sensational u .-. worth while to li r n. "HEWHuiM'ifT-.i NC!. :.:., 1: : Bo- -yEtsKSHoiLD i.-.vm v.. r ti.r- : a. VEnnsiJi THAr i:t,ri -to."-.!. 'V. Si-tv-ari. He Ocoft to Km v.-. V-o. aniusiag biaisilr :i. Vf;l . of. tiling SaletnitKi -rh' o ta.unfC care nf in! : " .in Eiotuer 1 turn, liv.;.; e oi l x r.-.nce' vras yimwruav Ly :.il a fond :;ir.it wiiii siie laat'ui a ' ,. finer Aimt S' t UC ..; r.citw-ith-::r biijtxd. ' Lira a-few i vtni'i i Call on a nei,'"': 1 1 tae door bt!..;:d i i a torrifie yll iro ' standing cur w.; ., 7 ! biby ttuii ao it the r i pper table h.-id t-t 1 -' ' -j thought srmcV. . Svizinir the trx-!;. i- --''V Tli in,., i i ci'. ard a ou;.g men. ::-.:; i lk iter, tdkiuf; i:.t;i at'i tl.e j poor biWs liiiL.'s .0..1 : u.: ; a pivn nf cLii! u ai..e; i ii'o; ; swive sprinhKU a t. w ,, : i. . i t:;t ii.oias- j ses, and a.t tile child r.:i tli-.i t!-jor to atuuna ; ! itself by picain; t!.cn l;:.i oi:o !:iid only j ; to stick titt-m ou t!iJ other. Tj pkn j worked aqiazinKly wi 11. &aa tie ciiUd both- j ! ered him no more. , 1'cqu mo:I.trs having t mioutue prouiirs s i" ia -v. care ot nuxut I take a "leaon" froaa tin Proitaaor. ! "COXISTAST AND 1 i :.i, TIMXU IS A SfKt: 1'IlUi.i l;. m--phtm Gtrard. iKJ-T A5VEB 10 .VE.Vi.THo' To Leavb Us. Wo are infnm..-d '1st our friend Tom Buford hsa Ji.sp.-i-.nl of li:s in terest in his barber siioo on CMumtrctal street to Ben Kdey, vi.o v"iii iiereAiterrun the establiihment on hi. own hook. Torn will move to Portland r.est Mov.tlay, where he has accepted a positron ia tl ' "t;,r.sorial rooms formerly occu.cd by C .a'lie V. ie- gand. Wo wish botii ooyaifcur.ar.Et sueivas , in their various busiiitiii ciitxrpnses. Ver- j ily, business cliaaiges tie taking place j among our young men. Sa!c-n: tvill loan : quite a Bumber this wui:.r ; sut Te Should I not be surprised to see th?m all return with : the 'flowers cf Spring." ths wir.Mra of j Marion county not a6Tming with their del.- 1 cate (?) consututioni:. " AOVKBTTSIS JtA- .i:Mrrr Aw hrvr- WiTil A OiMPrrrr.:- To Claimaxts AoAi:-.r following circular iiotxo ; hoUlera uf claims a.wx.st were 'scaleU"l)V tho I:v,s - 'l- n :-.'i-il ?i i-at.i. v.l.Vit iiincCouiiuiii- siou : THEitrt.RR'a CrncE. .Sii.tJi. ;Cov. ISiq, 1S72. Bit:" PTeaseto call s.i this o r.oe to rcjfard to ths State Warrants . ur: c ,: - v. d 1 y j-fu, which were cut down In- tbe Iuv-.-3ti-jatxng Commission, created by S .iute Joji, Reso lution. No. 27, of the -4i la;:'.,u Ajs.irr.hl; of 1870, and Te-tymttAti lr fcv Sonate B:l, Ko. 60, of tho'La;, Utive Anedhly of 187 J.. .. Bo,.ctf- - .. Sssis TrtuT3r. Lavd Tor::. it.. I .. a ;;. a im.S- - .: 1.1-1 .tut 1-ir ;.r -.. ' f. Vfv;'.-. vr--: .. :t: CUCUTh in S)1U0 C.--'ji: n - I eei.'s per pi.uc. tly ch;.. t' i.i itc 01' u'--.. "My m ' "r- i .ts TV .n a;' -. i: X..f.-i-.i- (!: .. . V-.r ;r. ,',eoaiii.M iff i-iiv. v I. T., a: s;ivf rt-ii. Or- f lit.: IS. '. Ai:.- ' I'.ivi nr.ir:. V. . :. - ; .. i:-.c .4 i-: - I -Y." Oi'.'t.'lO."' lVlliI iTtillV V,':.trrr. ' r .1. H.uk v . nd ' 'itlit'.v-0r"?-(ir t-n -iiiiii ry. ii tl-ili s, 11 sncii v.i.-i .liv.'l ii.S i- e!ni .1 r'.vt Well! u-i -1 itiiti- -n. I"-. We l::u! Ov.i-j. Pl'.'.l-M ..:'. . '..aiKL-t Tin' i tip t:n ; -tr-Y-'--' X I:'. .Il t Mil ii'i Sill-.! .11 'U ittsai.. .vv: C;:: 01.:. as tinv :i:.' !.av i v. i! . i' I.ll ...... -A 1 ! t'l.:-0-.-V.: T::' il-. -.i .- Loci: on: 1 f v.-. .21 1:; Mr. T. - !. a ;Iyi:o; : i--.: : .-' Tiiis : , ;. - i-i. to tin- v!-:r .Ui exchai 4 a- ". ... I ."O . . ... our character. Chi s "s'.r.r.: " Ill'TltS 'l.'Tu "... . a :;i.i:ioti. 6 .t r. i ';: 1 u U 1 Ori5 . r- ... O l l iic'l. Anot'atr d.iy 1 Tin fact is. fo(j that the Guv- r. lit. enn Sii'! .il. ADVENT!:.; ."T L r-rn.;! i' .r m -.I'el" arv ; : Allen, y. Kc-kvr. Mr I'liiker -m''. : u-oil, Mil'ln i: K'l: I'.u i'e:-. .1 i Lir 1. i i-ano:.,. Ii;t!l-,:.erii:'. vi '.; Ciy. it . : ir.'.ii; ' a i t ofiln. Wi i .III ' llvgv.l.'i'. il.'ilii-. 1 lovvge, .onn... Ij'le." rum:; ti'Tley, Z Lizzii.; lill). Miss Jin Hay. Ion. ' li.t-iii.ioii, ."I . Ii. I'li-isre. ij .: Jotmpf.nr ..'0:1 1 .sou, liit'unr.i i: . Kamliiey. (' T; Willi n-, .i.i.ii. -.. i..e. Wm A: ; Jli- s:.-.:-. .M. JlnlTi.- Mu:;o'u , ln Mm-tn.-o: -I n, Mr Vir.i Moil us, Tioi,i.i-. Xi!, Win; K.ir; neai, M.sh l;i:te:r, ;C: !: Siir.-ili A 1 1,: . , Hurt; i' 1111, 1, Ik'V.I'.ri.:!. Tl.lll. Martuk-W. I.: Sor Mi. Mo"i. ; , Sim m. .J w: -, e , s e.inrt, V v; :;,, C'liar.es. Thi niiwo-. I. T Vii;n:h i, Eiv; r I. 1V:.;-. I',.:-; tleo ii: NV;'j. er, il ; Wiinoi i Mrs Msv'v: V: S tee- U V, ,i ; .I .ii i' I W.i . . Wet !, Wi ..an;: P. . he-, -r: please say a.iu.i ;'-. - K: J M: r; TEIXUiiAJ'i-i IV ilXi. Cates, ?. 10 IU73. A few -11 :pe!!'.o,i.; i;,. Xow Yo"' HOtHl. Fe:irsti!"a ;:.,ic are .v r The fu.icr.'.i ni Gou. ji ;ii!. place ilt PUl.liieiiMii;!, Mi,;i,l:iv. uratir s ni.'ijcr.ty v.i :-n i : is 605 ; C'.tyto'ii's .i'.jr Co.igre- .!": 1 1 . I.,.",.. Tiie titiwiis tifS;ilt f. hki :i fu-nii for the r.id oi't-i.-trs. f rai-!':cj -a si:f;'.!-- ! Si low Iw. l":tlIott c:i i.:i ot: j Use vicinltr of Yr.kt tot;. i from tivo to ten inh.-.-;. .tnins of A man iiMiticil V blown to atoms by t; dmrge of a hhi oa the "Xev.-oafciit pit, tainets. .v.-r -t ' ' l ecal ir-iiMit! "iiif- 1:: v i:l iilO Vni. Adnm, o:i boji nl 11. li. iv;ts iiis'ai.tiv ; p.n ci-.'iui s. Simt. i!h-fi l y .'try Fesrr;i-;i in Victoria. li'Yf.;t lro::i ; below. i.nrior.il f.flJ " i::ii c,-,,'-. .'-ti st .: is the maiii-vard on the ri.-i i Itis stated iii;ii a ival .i lasliet:! iliscd-vvr'.-t! ncn: : isriii.-'ii OiiiitnlnH . A iai; ( riiitiici tho:-e. iv;:' ' Fr.uuv-i-y. i 3I:oy" of our yoitt;;r i.i!iti i port t"i;.:ir i--:.ni:;f frof.v I 'a j ihat they pvi Vtwivt vhvKirvr r:- (.ech't'i limn they i? Pii.t- i-ili liave tlietn tisiiut !:e;e. Cnstor gioyes nve :.o.v t thins tor fceiitle-ri. i)' xv! illilliesst;ci kills fo; i:.:hcs. 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Zt li.is'n'.-i, i JSriaii, .'.iltel tie. vv-i he twiii -!,. .:t inh Y'TiT. "'"T" ti- ii.- ire e 'lie 11 o i!-: inri lji --vl.ti tletier- i:r. ::;nl th it nin ; (1 ,.4 . :t ... . iver;'.-l'ic Tinm ins I'jnJ !:j:iraae Co. -U--- .'ihtnLSNhedin isax.: Anc'ts Jmr-iai'v 1st, KZ, over $356, OOO Cold- Ti.'5-wo-::-1 -.vitli tlie 'a;e Tn.as;ri- tn i-'itii ;rian.:e v. i.li i!;e l.ius oi tli. a.a:c Loscos Fslriy A'ljuotod and Property PaicS. C. ti. TSHRY, Agk'ut l' r iji'.um aud vicinity. G. F. C?ANT, Portland, luii h:i JLHii.is.er Oregon branch. FAR.ENTEK JL 3ADCOCK, nWIXG VKCIW.D TU I-lOXTIXr K itM'lr it'iii ' tin-on s-, srer their e.ttire sr.-k for r-a'e a: ooift. 1 .invuite U0I11113 toeu;-a;e in iho l"tir:il- , 11:10 It i-'ine". Itii-Isa nre c) :i,-i. Tl-e i-:ock mnt N. .t hi iv. lr. a;ii be. " t n. ."., (V,r ,,h only. tl hi. l Hmnli'm'. we mean lit!les-. , Ali pef-.n-tnleli ..4 ,., ,,ai0 re,Iv.:,n ly : rejit.-.-..e 1 1". atl mul -et'e. 1 .u; il. . 1 1 1. J IIAIU "H i, i- r-:n e reiivis. Siiem. 1 u:rn. A u. ".. ii. IsTi. .itur.u v-.-. r jr, H'T'OtlOn 1 v.V i'.',.'V-,' Ki i ;jn I Winter 't'r!,, . :( .1 c I't-uiiflniiriH'W "'-'' ; .i t siik-. j n. . iis i t :tll olorit. 'f ..? ; 2tmMirt4 S'tatba. ilk 'iiiH Clottuv, ;? .;: j'o-jUtit.. r-.-i ." J-.;f;. ', a .r 1 . rtvrtr-r- t.$sa i:.i.-, lli-t-. Ijiriit:-, e;. Al-.i J ill ! : :.i '! 1. i:: r.' iaIs'P.i;-. FINK .U. SILK VKLVl.T". '. :;.. 1.1 'kks iv .vu. ;ouit-s. M Al;: il N AN: SKAI.t I.oril a-Uh -ih.ui. i imnii. .:-t't in-.iivh. i ; im:c .well ljvn: A.mLWZ KID CLOVES, '.'xi i,..-f.vel .111 -:i?irelv aevr r .-:!.: ! s .1,1 lit tiue tame- cl yo: a', nne doltap?r Pair. i ! t- i - ol't .('itrvivl Boys' 1' ;r..i-!ti.': l. vxi- ()f all lccr1i)Tm A tii.iiti a iri j r.'.e .t-.l siock t" i:i.';;t.i: .titrutr; i vt. A:t:,t;r. . -'. M, r. it, ' i . . ii-.;;. i: . v .i:;i -, e.. I- - 1 ! '. .-ll'lH " i'f tfir !. W .i . ..- a .'ii'. v -- a i. ll !)! i'IJ'.i. tt.. A :t:. !-. tic . ' :-. . . .1 ir.-.'vk f..! ea-h ax :: i'. .1: .1-a 1 N York, wu are enalait li -'' ' oi"- '-.' - ' .1 ' I rellle !"W H'i.-i-s awl peo- i.,-v.-i u; -.i t 111 .iiii'tiiir iiieoolnl.iif Kaar wllL 1.. v .' ..a, oca. itHKYMAX BttOS, .;. . .'. - :ii-;t:h ;.ad Wealth is ILVER TIPPED :3oot3 c&3 Slxoes -. I :...t -.-.e.-ir tiiron-li m Hie Ti- .-:. I . is7.:.:.. I in ' ' U'oia?:;iT, niUMJ &. co. ll'-'oltTl.l'.-i OK Heavy and Shelf-Hardware .,,,q -rmt Q - A- - I O S TOOLS, x cs.xa.c3. Stool- Av.uu f..v tho sale ol dj?s:t3 cu powder. 51 ll!ri Front St., Portland, Oira. i 17:.T.iv: iD&O saloon, ' "IV. '. 5if:tTVJiJI, lroprlrwr - lirl.-k, CiilllllH-rcUll tt j T: !. - ..f Wli . 'i :oi 1 1.1 ilinr. ( ha-e Tf .oi i Toini. -.-. a.wHys in-iivtdeil ir cus lO..;. r. ova 'S..!Kl"y. faniin G AM BAKERY, Cracker Manufactory - IS'!! TAIJILY GEOCEHY i?S0V.3!3N STORE Commercial St., Salem. I !i;i. i- ' i,::int!y on baud S01A. UL'TTER, I'l'.-xr:. uostox, i.t'ii'N ani JtNNYLISP, C -J, AC KSES. ; Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes. &c. it :-... ; .! .v) '. r.i te pakties Siif oli.-. I on Slmrt Xotics. t'l. CKi:i; AT IMtllTLAXD PRICES. I iWA!! j.r.'inptly filled and rnodx 1 .!.-l:v-r. I t-i nil part of th" ritv Ytrr j Cl.n'i; LEWIS bVR3IE. ! Maivii V IST.'itf j : CONSOLI DATION. T IT AVli;'n-o:i.lati-I 1th our oiDte tl 6 -:. k t .rinerly owne-i livJ.B. A M. II I l,-i II, ir are now iin imred'tofurnistrwir i" i i . . 1 1 1 e i' s wi.li lis iMi'ice an aftsnrtment ul li.-nerai .Mt-i-.-ti-iii'li-ie a-eati be f mini in llie ,-.i.y. t iiir st U ol'iiiss'.s ,-onslstH, in art, a4 CLOTHING, Hardware and Groceries. A We.l Sile-ted St.vfc of 1 Men k Bovs' Ready Made Clothing ! , ., v. 1 I oon-tamly 'u.ha;.L j , T . (.aiieors, Manilas, DeLains, 7 ' and evot Miiir.s; usually found In a nrst c u iry i oiikls sinn run be found iii'ou our i-tielves. I i:.OOty ! 33OCS, ; oi al! varietia tn(:Bthjr with i AnJ a I.-1-rc L.il f Woolen (Joods. , : We invite tlu I.a l!esof the city and vicinity j to.-a'l in and evatnine Hir i-lo-k. t.THo trouble to Show Goods. VK AIM TO PI.K.s,anil will sell goods at re inct-.l ni.i . to close out our Immeaso stuck. ' 'a 1 ' in a n1 see us before purcliatiiiir j o.,i tietv. j Remember the place. ! Hermann & Hirsch, J - tomm.'rc!al Street, Salem, llregon. i ' j .lunel i;.i-'ni For Sale. HOUSE AND LOT on Winter 11 meet 'I'l.-rv Hill) is oireTcd fnrsale l.i.Kp lor ca-h Inquire at the Statkkman onice. niig.29,f COOKE DENNIS & CO.. JIAXCFACTTRE Ji-ili i)jjr-,31iai4, Moldings, Iirs TIC. aii all the late yle of Inle an I outside ii .1111. ot the best qriaitty of clear cedar ltimlier ever n.-x.-rl in Salem. Srro!! Ketyini--. Siair Building and 'i'liminT, doncTvitli tiivitnc.s and dispatch. Manutac t n i er of t he e I curatcd Boswe!! Fruit Dryer and Room Heater. Also Manufacture tho RASKIN PATENT SCHOOL iifcsjK. fi-i,kl,y-,"n.'1 i"'i!'e'"''' Lumber and Shlngies for sa.a cheap. n ?t nt work at lowcftt Price j t-f ' T.lt j der f-' Please irive m a call. SEE OUB iv. inarn our ptioes, and give us your or- StEI7I. ATTENTION' riven to orders froin fanner-. -i.l luterta,ioii freely given ti!s to our mlronn I M.ivl372:d.tw-m OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.'S hTEAMllOATS. X O T I C E . piMM AM) AKTEll THMDAl K, CXT1I f I'.nil.er nolloe. The Steamer . Fannie Patton Will havener iVick, foot of S;;te w.. cverj Tuosday and Friday Morning At oVivl A. M. f.T I'ortiaii't. CiT Karo.it Hei.ii.iii Hates. J. I. 1III.ES, Arcnl. Salem. ABgnt.. 9 Wli. WOODBURN NURSERY, J. SETTLEMIRE, 1 : : Prop- A eholoo .'eleLiion of Fruit, Shade, Omamer.tal and Niii-bcar-ing Trees. , A'..o a choice teleetlun of Shrubbery 1 11 -up. I'.n-toRiire aililre-s, AV'-o:lm:-ii. ti.tn. lltiVJlVitll I Xo Person can take these Bit ten according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, end the vital organs wasted beyond the point or repair. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head acne, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs. Tight ness of the Chest, dizziness, hour Eructa tions of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, lunammatton of the Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful svmptoms, are the otIBprrngs of Dyspepsia. In -these complaints it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthv ad vertisement. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womauhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that a marked improvement is soon perceptible. For Inflammatory and Chronic Bhtnmalirm and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, bilious. Remittent and Inter mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. For (sill. in ViM-aM- , Eruptions, Tet ter, Salt KJieura. Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls, Carbuncles, Ring worms, Scald-Uead, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors end Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the nse ef these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the most incredulous of their curative effects. R. II. JIcDOVALD . CO., Druggists A Oen. Agts., San Francisco. Cat., Acer. Washington and Charlton Sta., N.Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS. llKleC.3 1 2 REWARD TOR AN Incurable Case! DR. LZ RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM! AftT t n tp rs' trial on this ("oat ling rroTrin itsoif t'aa onJyc urntivi in ft tct&m hs of diw.iscs pr tnoauccd bnudic&l ructiuou en as incurable. Dr.LeBishM'iC-tBEH EAL.AMKc.l crf Ciancr first iin-i inmd npf f. Sojfrn the Legs or IkKiy; 1t. ICyt . Now;. Art.; Cpper-,,oi'red Bluti ha, 8yjhilitic C.tmrh, Di.stui -1 SoTlp, an I all reinjury forma 1 1 the disease know a aa bypliUift. 1 'nee, $ j H.r buW tie, or two f -r $J. Dr.L-jEicb.a's G3LCEN BALSAM II-?.2 rami Tertiary, Merrnrial, Bypl::lit: l:i.ri:nii tism. rains in ths Bonis, Iiai ki f t), !. h, 11, Ctil-ted Sore Throat, Syphilitic l.i sb, l umps and Contracted Curds. tstifineM of tl.e l.in.ljs, and eradicatos all dis-as from 1LefyFtm, -whether caused by iuil.Tetii n nr rl-iae of mercury h-avlni; iho Llo.nl pure and .l.iiy. Price, tj per bottle, or two for to. Df.L2E1cWsCOI.CEN SPANISH AN- tldote, for the Cure of GoiinorhM, Gleet. Irrf. Ution, Gravel, and all Vrinary r Genital disamntjements. Prior, $2.50 per bottle. Dr. Le Bichaa's GOLDEN SPANISH IH- Joi-tion, a ash and injection frr severs esses of (ionnorhi.B, Inflammiitory Glwt, Strictures, and all diseases of the Kidusys and Bladder. Price, $1. SO per bottle. Also Agents for DR. IE RICHATTS GOI DEB PILL3 for Seminal VialKiiew, Nii-l.t bniis non. Impotency, and all din noi iruin freni Matstnrhation sad nxressive sbuni s. Trice, $3 pfr bottle. The mi nine Goldkm Blsu is put up only in r.'u.id bottlt-s. On re ipt of pri.-e, these m-di"n" will li "nt to all pirts of the country, by expn ks 1 r 111.1l, -cur. It packed and free" from utiser 1 alien, taole Afleuts, C. F. niCHARDS CO. H T UTiolcnale and Retail Iru(ti!riFts mid 5r Cili mii-ilH. S W. cor. Clay Sanmnue fymL btn-cts, San Francisco, C. JZr y&k Mavl7:dwlv ; TO I'HE UNFORXUXAXi.. i SEW B-MEllIES! NEW REMEDIES '. DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, 03 Ke-arny Street, Corner Commercial St., SANFEANCISCO. Established In l!4, for the treatment of Sexuai and Seminal lnseases -fitch a lii.noi rlieii, lilect. sirl.-tiire. Syphilis in all its form.. Seminal IVenki.er-f, lnitency, eic. kln Ui-H-aei td' years.' Mandii ij and Ulcer aicil Leg- succe'il"ui!y tretuexl. (temiiiHl Wenkne-w. Seminal cniislon llic c,.'ii"tH)ueuce of 6eil iilitn. ThlK Military vice, ordepinveil scna I iinliilirence, l-praciiccil by the youth of bolh S4.'e loanalmoet unlimited extent, producing with linerrinecortainty. the foliowtn-, ti-Hinot inorlii.1 Hyiuptoiui., tin!efi.'c.onilated by eci ont itic liKitu-al mea-nire', vl : Sallow coiinli'iiaik-e. tlnrk cpfildtiiiiliirthe eves, jiain In the he d, 1 iiili i.' In Hie cars noise like the rilil.lnii ol leaves and i ii tlina; of chaviots, lliiea-llie- ,-llMMit ttie lotiiB. oonfiwl vi.-iou. blunted imeliivt, loss of conli lence, iltlHdi'tice In appi',i,'k lun; strtiiiirertMidl-liketot'onii ueivaciualiu.inces, a dlsiitioii to -hun olety. lo- of niemori , hectic fliishe-.au ivart iisi'roiii.ii-.-iiit the l:u-e. furred tongue, fetid breal li. coughs cou suinptlon, night i.ueAUi, mouoniauUt and irc ipient lnsanitv. If relr-f Ihj not olHatnpil, I lie sufferer should applylramediatelv. In iter son or bv letter, and have a cure e..ed bv his new and selentillc uni ie of irentlnp this dlseiiw. which never lalltol eirivtlnj;a iiik;h nml railkal cure. I r. U. will itivennc linn dred dollars to any jierson who will prove satisfactorily to him that tie was cured Willis cm plaint by either 01 ihe San Kran.-lSMO quacks. t'ureil at Home, I'..,- ,,s ul fi .llstnii..,, ni'iv tu I'T'TtVll I 'I lloMb. by aldreslni; a letter to lr. Inldn,... ! st.'tlln.' cum?, "MiiiHoins. lenirth ofilnie ihe di- . vane lia.coutlmiel,and liavemwliclne pr..iii. Ivlonvardeil, free fromilamaeandciirlori , iii any part nf tlie country, with full ai..! plain illrucltnns tor u-e. I'eiiwns wrltins: to .hu Iloctor will please st.Ue the name ol the ier they haw this ad vertisement In. By tnclosinii 110 coin. 111 realstere'l letter through tlie Tost OlUce, orlhroiijfh Wells, Kr S" .1 I n, a l-A-k.Mieof medicine will be loi wanlcrt to any part of Ihe Union. All corre-vondence strlctlv conlldential. Address lilt. J. F. ;illlt"()N, 6i3 Kearnv slreet, San Francisco. I'onUiilice Bo i.9j7. KeblU deotilwly hum iz Mutual Insurance Company. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE WW $1,01 1W WH C A P I T L , SI ,000,000 ! OFFICERS: MOTCS II. RrniVUTO Pmldenl WF4. II. HOU AKI Vice Pre-aMent IIAHf. It. MOKV -.eeretnry M. I.n .VI arine Verretitry II. II. itlUE4W....leiierKl.1IanitKvr DIRECTORS: OREGON BRANCH; PORTLAND : 1 P. WsnstmaB, B. UoMainltta, '. H. "Upwla. I. M iwleajr, Joyd Brooks. Nlin L F.Uro-rer nllei D. M. Frvneh Albnny S. A. "rsiwfor,l Iwlsten J. lyowenbern; HA MILTON BTI. Uenemil Ay-eat, Portlnnd. (HAS. E. BVKROWH. Aveot at Hnlem. decll OE0. H. JOM3. J. M. J'ATWCflrOS JQNES & PATTERSQfi, REtli ESTATE, IS&rSANCC GENERAL AGENTS, Opera House EMocIi, KA-E-VI, - - - CUtMi- Attention f V.Ul.tl to the fol lonfnc ieTfH ai Proprrtrjr , FOH SALE: .V. .'10. M f acres 4 nii'es Kat of sa'em. t"LF1."Bru:k honse, fire Irsmebaru, gooil .r.-h:ird-HKi acred iitfn!tt a irtu ba.anoe pas ' lire and timlwr price K0. 31 ELEVE.V AM) IIAI.r m-re t mf Enrt T Sa em. i-axkll bons. fine .li for (arleiiiii j'l-loe $1,U(X. tb atB d a.rrs 2 miles xitrili of Si'verion. 3 tp House au.l liai'ii. i-m I orcliar.i, ?iki acres umfcr lenee. 50a.rrcs In cii'tivHlion, well watercsl. i'i ice W.-'iOa i A acres 3 mites V. E. of Sn'eni, flue itn- Mr provemeuts. at 1 1 in -i;ltia;i ni, I'ricc tl. 'ni. clie:ii. 240 n aor- fi m t, v. K. sf Sa'em anil mi ,-o oh of V!iea .t.i'i. a l.art nl t'ne (.. fi.-i" 'I Mil i o aim ivel. Im lirovc.l. Price -7jr". 41 ie 7 miles cist rf S.-.ir imltv. Marlmi iroimtv. csi I farm well unprove! with fnieorchnnl, 27 .-its of grain -own. loo acres tn gi coulvalkoii, well wniereiL rich soil. I'i ice :i,eou. 37 tTm M g a ncni 5 mi les nnrt h el SnbTimity, H-:t. W Finall bouse. go., I i.rchnni. acrub tinik-s feiK-e. I-Yice l,iOo. .T.l 1 f acres 4 inilen oat nl Siilillmlty. a W lioue ami kirn, orchard, gofiil ivn'i'V atl'l gisst on.-Ule iiii for sio.-k, ort'er e i ai a lurgaiii. tl.ii.sJ. n- X; iri 1.1.1 .1 re- Ir .-.st of '-nliilinity ; , t iciilioii, Uoii.e and -t.nl well naeretl V.'.l.1 If. bat .1. All ifl .or ir i w i ii tine --j.i-i..j-. I. ,. r S io-ie- r l.ii'e- ii-ish of Sa'cni on Syl i lie si.ue rl lie I. anl U.lliili otviuii.i i ;.-li sol; liir I'a.- till tlt'lili'c i Muall rri.lt : . l;.nner. I'l'k:e, . ni'.; aisi .I"U. X 1 , ,ft I V I .. - ii ii i one in 't oi prioi i f) lo 9 the c.jiin b.-ii-e ; ri.- .)' 'i jruciv. a i 9 .vn-, I'i i e- "Bb iv-.r.:- tran'.e. , line limlier, goisl mum,. pri,:e, Ji M per acre. iH-t ..r ;n.ii". It :i U.n,-el, luo acies : ma er lor t.tis.k ; IS f a,-res on King's Prairie, in Linn Kill Co., Oil acres in .-iilllia ion. p.xl 'lrchar'l. house aii'l lmrn. an 1 p'a.t well Im irovel. a I fenced ami well a.eie.l; price i.W0, a largiiiii. in 160 fJ.uoo. acreoii Kirs; s I'raine. nne notice antt bum ami gnod iniiroveiaenit ; price. f) J A acres, 9 miles ca-t of S, io, I.tnn Co., V 4a a.-resin cultivation, house and liarn, i-mall orclianl, well waiered; price, r.",000. 23 O 1 acres 7 mi'eseast of SaVro. splendid tj 1 I house an. I Imni. rood orclianl, aliini . lance of small fruit, gnrnl sprinit nt the house and pienly of stivk water. 200 a. re- gol plow 'and, fioai-rps ol tine timothy nuailnv; price, "Cv'iOo. A rare larguln. 1 1 Qarres 7 miles eat of Salem, 2i0 a.re - lO ojieii land. Itu acres m vtiltlvailon, 2 orchards, plenty of small triti: ; goisl spring water lor stuck ; price. t".ix0. 17 ' -V 'RKS onedialf mile son; b of R. li. tJI'-Sr depot nt fNiVm; well nt.e I lor gtir tciimy; juice fiO jier acre. 45 a f if AUKES four miles m.r.h of P.ilem; 1 WJ' Miiall Imjiroveinonls : laud well located, awl some tine ilinlier; price ilO per 8 I -f k.CltES in Polk oonnty, li nilles w I IVr of Sa'em; Improvements good; 30 acre-' in en!l!va:i"ii ; price f.'.OOU. TLC Al'r;Es7 nii'e" south of Salem ; all (3t3W tin ier fence : c""-l barn and houm .-'nsl'lei-ab.e improvement; price fll per vre, in iiiiautitle to suit purchasers. 4t5 1 -fl f ArKESfiml'esnortlnvestofSalem; tb bio a.-res in cultlva:ion ; iroml tanjre. well waU'tred and gooil orchard; prk-e tit Ier a-.re. 13 -g tr ACRES ehih: ml'e smith ofpalem, JL 3 w on the sta.-e road. 41 acre" under eulllvatlon ; nearly all muk-r fence: onbnary h'Hise and barn ; gortt voutog orchard ; price l,2i). . 15 Qf ACRE? one mile south-west of -r lem. In Polk county. All under fciu-e; 20 acres In cultlvntlon; small house and liarn ; gooil yonne orclianl : very desira b'e location for' ganlenlng imrposcs; price fl.300. CITY PROPERTY: 1:2 OT.tA4. li!kk 4. Kobert's addition i t i a ine bouse and smail barn. Price $100 40 " fT 2 tn h'ock i7. e.sl house anil barn wc veil OnUhed. Pride $1.100. T OT S, b!i:k 81. house and other improve- . 1 I ineiiit. Price fWO a liargaln. 22 L3Wr t feel , f.-et of Ht.y-k No. 1-5 C5 4 J- I U : comer Jones' addi tion to Sii lem, with house and iuipmvenieuls ; price, $7oo. 24 f OT 4. llbvk Ti, city of xilem. line house, Li well fiuisbed, near ilu C. P. Church; price, $3,500. 10 HOUSE and balfblock In Jones' addlllon; H story house web Unified and groiindu well lmproveil ; prU-e tlj.sj. 12 OTSSand 9. block 4, Ree ls' a Idltlon, va 4 cant and fine loca'ion ; price $150, 11 Ii OUSEand 11 lots In Robert's addition; .'V.wiliu L ,v. J1IH.1C, jJI ICC fldllO. 1 ITS S and 0, blo,-k Si. on Church street d vacant; price $oti. 43 P IXITS In Alliani , hear the court bou--n -as -jirice $i00 ; Inquire of Thomas Monleiili. A.ltnr. 44 HOUSE and lot on Frout street, near bns-iue-is rxirt of the c.ln ; now occuiiie.1 by Mrs. J. I., .starkey ; prU-e $'luo. rptt KentinK and I-n-slriK or nil A kinds of property, olleaion of Claim-. Conveyancing, Ac,, will receive prouu at tctitlim. For further informal inn address, JONES A PATTERSON, Snlem. Oregon. Airli:tt .JlIMt JiCCOlVI'tl TERRELL & GILLINGHAM'S, A Splendid Assortment of Ladies' Fashionable Dress Goods, Consisting In rt of Blnrk and t'olor4 Mlka, Irish sad frcnefe Poplins, J.pMifa. Ktlka, I-npma Ith, B'ack and Colore.! A'caN Motialr Itro cals Tycoon Reps, lxlaiia, Ac Axao-. t MLi-AIDE OACOfl EM, MLK VELVrn, VELVEtnym, MIAHUU ir. A Full awl Complete Assortment o Ladies' and Misses' Underwear. Hosiery, Cloves, Ac, Ac. 8e. -M. 187-i:3m. .workingeople. or either sex. vou? ol I, make more money at work for 11's in tbelr pir moments, or all the time, than at any. ihing else. Partioclars free. AiWress G.6TIS!ONCO.. Vov.l.t'-w P-TUand, Maine. cial m cleanng the voice before SK akirR or nnRiriR. and relieving the throat after any exertion of the vocal nrcana pn. v!.i ' and Cokls tho ThUwt.touh'' d.Vwlw.