THE WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN
tfflclal raper ef thp United Stalea.
SATURDAY, : DECEMBEK 18, 1873.
The Klvt-r.
The wtur Is now within tlm bank of the river
ind our ferry-boat it making regular trips. T
ropes ara well aeon rod against all protablo acoi-
donu.
The Mmr.
The steamer Orltlamme arrival at Ban Fran
titeo at 11 a. M. yesterday, and will sail for
Portland again this afternoon.
The steam saw mill is in full blast doing .
htavy business, bat the Kinney mills aio til at
a look. The water must fall considerable yet to
nabl the mill to move a wheel.
Major John Foy at tba "Capital," received a
letter from a brother who resides !n Minnesota,
Which contains an invitation to come and, take
a sleigh-ride. It seems odd to any one now
under onr spring-like sunshine to talk abftit
sleigh-riding.
Deputy U, S. Marshal Bums is in the city
again notifying parties of the Wilson case in
rolving title to much real estate in this city.atid
also looking np some w itnesses to ho examined
in the trial of the cases.
nlltlrnl IHhUIii.
The I'mpqua Call will be issued at Rosebmg,
hereafter. Eev. Mr. Whitney will doubtless be
pleased to learn that it will be '-Independent in
all things, neutral in nothing." This move ii."
urea the sin-cess of lhat Reverend gentleman
at the next election.
Prof II. P. Crooke applied for a seat in the
cabinet with the medium Jacobs at the seance
on Wednesday night, but the medium refused to
allow him the privilege. Tho Professor would
probably have exposed the whole thins. We
nope he may yet have au opportunity to closely
"InWMiiyotc the mutter.
A co temporary says: Shortly before the
Gussie Telfair started on her last trip, the wife
of one of her officers who previously had in
tended to embark on the voyage, informed her
husband that she had a presentiment that the
vessel would meet with a disaster before reach
ing Astoria, and therefore the lady did not
make the wyae, although the officer thought
little of the circumstance nntil after the w reek
occurred.
Dr. freater, t'ant.
We publish this inoring a cant from Pr. Car
penter, in which he uses the names of some
other phjrsHwans. Any one reeling aggrieved
will be given a reasonable amount of space in
whi ;h to answer, but we must insist on the part
all writers that strict courtesy lie exercised and
communications be made brief as possible.
THE MM AM;:i.K AM. ItlUHT.
Bet- Arrival at V Irlorla with Broken Mn
etttnrry Meporfrd.
A tpscial telegram to the Evesing Journal
Friday afternoon from Victoria informs that pa
per of the safe arrival of the Los Angeles at
that port. She had broken some of her ma
chinery on the trip up, but got in all right.
The line broke before they could get a full re
port. Uverpool Whml JtnrUet.
The following is the Oregonian's special cable
gram of wheat quotations, direct from liver
pool yesterday:
Liverpool, Pee. 9, If T5.
Obrjoxias, Tortland: To-day's Liverpool
wheat market closed as follows: Oregon wheat,
ex-warebonse, from lis 3d to lis 7d per cental;
California club, ex-warehouse, from lis 5d to
lis 8d per cental; Oregon cargoes alloat on the
passage to the United Kingdom, lis 2d to lis 3d
per cental. The market is steady.
Henry Jviar A Sons.
The above indicates a better condition of the
market, bat no advance in the quotations.
HI 11 AKY.
Mrs. Virgilia E. Smith, the subject of this
memoir, was born in Warren county, Missouri,
June 7th, 182S.
She immigrated to Oregon in lSKi, with her
parents. Father and Mother Pringle; wis aaar
r i to her now bereaved husband, Frabritns R.
Bmith, Sept. 1st, 1847.
Boring Father Leslie's pastorate of the church
in Salem, in the month of Jsnnary 1S47, she ex
perienced religion and joined the Si. E. Charcb.
She died at her late residence one mile and
a half South of Salem, Dec. 3d; 1875, after a
lingering illness of st veral weeks. She lived a
consistent christian life, loved and respected by
a large circle of friends, esteemed most by those
who knew her best, and finally died in the tri
amphs of the christian's faith, with a full as
surance of a bright immortality beyond.
When told that she was dyit!? she exclaimed,
"It is all right, ail light." kissid ali the mem
bers of her sorrowing family, and quietly passed
to the other shore.
Bhe was one ofOrcg-m's eaiTy pioneers, and
the esteem in which she was held was evinced
by the large circle of friends and relations that
gathered at her funeral to pay their last trihnte
of respect to her mem ry. She w as boried
with the rites of the M. E. Church, the Patrons
of Husbandry, of which she was un honored j
Member, joining in the rvvi.- j
Dutiful child, loving iiV-. tifKv i. tiar- mother, i
farewell, till the meeting in the m- rnin. I
I.. 3. FowixL. '
LETTEK t KOH III: DAl.t.KV
The Dalles, Dee. 5. 1875.
Mil. E:!vob: There is'no new, save the
roads to Canyon City is aim wt impassably
Sinee the country has been settled the ground
has not been as soft at tlm season of the year as
now. I leara the merchants at Canyon City
and neighboring towns offer ten cents per pound
freight forthis winters supplies, which is in
warehouse at this point, and can't n'Dd tems to
try the trip. There are freight teams on the
Joad that have been out three weeks and are not
80 miles from here at this writing.
Stoek is doing first rate, althongh the storms
have been severe. Tuo heavy rains have spoiled
over half of the hjy that was put np last sum
mer, and should the winter be as tedious as last
was, there mnst be a heavy loss of stock sus
tained. We hope for the best, but the pros-
pect does not look any too flattering.
The Hood Eiver Colony are quite well housed,
bnt are net any too well pleased with their loca
tion. Gentlemen who belong to the society
and are men of excellent judgment, infoiTa ns
that they have sent members nf their company
to the Willamette, Pticet Sound, Eastern
Oregon and Walla Walla, to find locations more
desirable. We shall be sorry to lose them from
onr connty, as they are the kind of citizens that
ve are in need of to fiil np our interior. I am
satisfied from what they tell me, only & small
portion will make homes in the valley where
they are stopping at present.
The ColumUia river is higher now than usual.
The rain is still continuing, with no indications
01 a "let op soon.
The citizens of 'Brownsville and vicinity pro
pose to meet on the 17th inst. to take into con
sideration the best means to improve the road
to Halsey. With nnion of effort and means.a long
pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, the
thing can be accomplished and winter travel
rendered practical, as compared with their pres
ent difficult passage.
Good winter roads are quite too scarce in the
Willamette Valley and the enterprising citizens
of Brownsville are moving in the right direc
tion and as an example to other toealities the
Brownsville move will be valuable as a prece
dent.
Dr. S. C. Stone, a graduate of the Salem
Medical College, is located at Brownsville with
a growing practice. Diptheria with cronp has
proved fatal in several instances with children
at this place.
We hear of some live or six students from
Linn connty who propose attending medical
lectures at Salem this wime. Presume there
are others besides these. Wheat was reported
85 cents at Halsey on the Sth inst.
Farmers and others who have not sold watch
tSe rising price with deep interest.
B. P. Bishop, son of Prof. Bishop" of Prin
cipia Institute, takes the position of salesman
in the mill company's store at Brownsville.
Eev. Mr. Mann, pastor of the M. E. Church
at Brownsville, is.getting out after an illness of
six weeks. One of the Centennial Committee
desire to get the splendid sofa rug, made by
Mrs. Mann and exhibited at the State Fair, t3
exhibit at the Centennial.
Times, business and the roads seem to be im
proved lisce the iuiu let op.
CARD FROM OB. t'ARI'K.SiTER.
Salem, Doc. 7, 185.
En. Statesman: My attention has Iwen called
to an editorial in last evening's Mercury, and
upon referring to tho article it was evident that
t :e editor labored very industriously to pervert
facts, and tho whole gist of his one column ar
ticle seemed to be hurled at my official conduct
as Pean of the Medical Faculty, endeavoring to
bring reproach ,tipon my character, which
demands that I should make a statement of tho
whole transactions of the Modical Faculty, In
reference to my withdraws! therefrom. And in
doing so, I ho the public will excuse mo for
being very plain and pointed in my expres
sions: Then in the first place allow me to state that
I did tetider my resignation last summer, but it
was recalled at the earnest solicitation of mem
bers of the Faculty and friends. A circular was
issuod by order of the Faculty and everything
seemed to lfl moving along harmoniously until
about one month ago when lr. Sharpies came
to this city as a partner of Pr. Pay ton, with
these two gentlemen and Pr. Jonea evidently
arranged apian to displace, me and substitute
Dr. Sharpies, as all the subsequent facta will
show. About this time I wrote a little article
on diptheria for the benefit of the public.
But Dr. Payton seemed to think it was aimed
at him, whi h seemed to increase their determi
nation to carry their point. Now the question
natnrallv camo np, "how is this to be accom
plished?" The following plan was adopted,
to wit: Make it appear that 1 wished the Med
ical College to le moved to l'ortlau.t, and if the
case was made out must be condemned. Three
Trustees were appointed for the purpose of in
vestiKating this unpardonable sin. 1'tie inves
tigation was had and it revealed some verv in-
cnlar statements which when given will not re
dound to the best interest of tho panic making
the same, lo be contained.
Yonrs, II. Cabvesteb.
Sai.f.m, Pen. 8, 1S75,
' To begin where 1 closed in yesterday's card,
I aa requested to appear before the committee
and relate all I had said or done in reference to
movinff the college to Portland, and stated lhat
when I recalled mv resiiiiiatiou that 1 was act-
iug in gixxi faith toward tho Medical Depart
ment. At this point they discovered that there
was no possibility of finding any charge against
mt!, whereupon Dr. rayton put the following
question, through the committee: If a niedieal
school should bo organized in Portland next
year or at any future time, and you were ten
dered the chair of Surgery, would you accept?
vvnien question i oeemiea to answer, mis
seemed to enrage the Doctor, who then stand 1
had abused him by publishing the article on
diphtheria. (Now if the Doctor does not know
how to treat diphtheria 1 am not responsible. )
To which 1 replied he had his remedy before
the Faculty. That all differences between the
members of the Faculty, should lie first
tried by the Faculty and failing to agree,
it is then appealed to the Trustees,
for linal action. But instead of proceeding k-
ganv ne tnougnt ne couki manage me case Bet
ter before the Trustees. Now, it was evident
that lie was about to tail m making out a case
against me. Yet determined to carry his point
he state! to the committee that I never was re
elected Dean, thereby implying that what 1 had
done was not sanctioned.
The following document will show for itself:
Hai.em, Oregon, Sept. 10. 1ST5.
Faculty met at 7 p. M. at the ofilee ot Pr
Carpenter. Present, Prs. Carpenter. Pavton
McAfee and Hall. On motion, lrof. Simpson's
resignation was accepted. On motion. Dr. L.
L. Rowland was nominated to the chair of
Physiology and Microscopy, and O. D. Doane
to the chair of Chemistry and Texicology. On
motion, Hon. Rufus MalWy was nominated to
the chair of Medical Jurisprudence. 5M circu
lars were, on motion, ordered to be printed and
circulated. On motion. Dr. H. t arpenter was
re-elected iean. un motion, adjourned.
Signed C. H. Hall, Secretary.
Memorandum A letter informing the Trus
tees of the above changos in the Faculty was
duly forwarded and nominations, as reported,
subsequently confirmed. H. C, Dean.
State of Obec.os,
Covntt of Marios, ('
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy, as record-il in the books and
minutes of the .Medical tkx ictv of the Willam
ette Cniversity.
in witness whereof I have here unto set ray
hand and affixed mj ofiicisl seal this 7th day of
December, 1S75. ' Seth R. Hammkr,"
Notary Public.
Salem, Oreg.ro, Oct 3, 1S75.
Faculty nt at 9 a.m. Dean in the chair.
I'reseut Payton, Carpenter, McAfee and Hail.
Business to stleet a member of the Faculty to
deliver the opening address. On motiou, " the
Dean was ordered in connection with the Prof,
of Anatomy to make the necessary preparations
for anatomical material. On " motion, Dr.
Doane's letter was received and the request
granted. The Dean was authorized Ho advt-r-tise
the College iu the local papers. On motion
adjourned.
State of Oreoox. )
Coi'NTY of Marion, (
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy, as appeals in pencil (written) , on a sheet
of paper.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set ivy
hand and affixed my official seal this 7th dav of
December, 1S75. " Seth R. Hammeb,"
Notary Public.
Salem. Obegox. Dec. 7th. 1875.
En. Statesman. At tins pint manv tilings
occur to show that it was. as I first stat.-d, a put
tip job to displace me. lint for fear of annoy
ing you with a long communication, slia.il
rest my case ior me present wan the following j
statements: j
That the Trustees act-'d upon a rosiM'nstinn f
that was never presented to thtru, and Dr. !
Sharpie was nominated on the part oi the 1
Medical Faculty, that is, Pavton and Jones, and j
confirmed by the Board before 1 as legally 1
out. which t-xrUins mv r-witioii in refmmi.' to I
let either Dr. Payton or the agent bare the
lew? us tfi nss, etc. i!ll
r.s soon as mv resig
nation was properly received. I then turned
ov,-r the band, etc.. and should have remained
qniet had it not been fur the leader m the
Mercury heretofore spoken of. The following
document will show how I resigned etc.:
Willamette University. i
Salem, Ob., Dee. tith, 1S75. (
Tiie Board met pursuant t-j a call of 'the
President. Among other business transacted t
the htliowing communication was received from
Dr. Carpenter, which was read:
Salem, Dec. 31, 1 875.
To the Hon. Board of Trustees of the Will
am -tte Cniversity, Salem, Oreeon.
uenilemen:l" have the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt of a copy of a part of v.jnr pro
ceedings of yesterday's session of vour Hoard,
to-wit:
Judge Bosie offered the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
Wheress, it appears bv the report of vour
committee that Dr. Carpenter submitted his
resignation to the Medical Facultv, that it was
accepted by them, and that nofico hereof in
writing was filed bv hnn with the Becretarv ,,t
the Board, uneondiiioually, and that said notice
was afterwards, taken away by Dr. Carpi li
ter without the consent oi tins Board., it is
therefore ordered by this Board that his resig
nation be accepted and eonfiruMd.
Which motion prevailed and it was so or
dered. It ep-peara from the above action of your
Board that there was a preconcerted pian to
displace me. One who has labored faithfully
for nine years in the interests and for the prA
motion of the Medical Department, and gave
the time and the expenditure of one thousand
dollars for the purpose of making a journey
East to represent the Medical Department in
the American Medical Association and Conven
tion of Colleges, that the Aiumni of this De
partment should he recognized bv all the medi
cal colleges ef the land. For one who has no
claims npon tho University and one who wil
be soon turned over to the" tender mercies of
Algernon F. Hogg, and that vour action as
above was illegal, unjust and without cause.
Notwithstanding, lam now willing that vonr
action may become legal and consistent bv re
ceiving n,y resignation as Prof, of Civil" and
Military Surgery in the Medical Department of
the Willamette University, which I respectfully
ask to have confirmed, and this statement
placed upon yonr minutes.
Very Kespect'ullv,
II. Carpenter.
Whereupon it was moved that without in
dorsing the communication of Dr. Carpenter
that the resignation therein presented be ac
cepted. Which motion prevailed.
P. L. Willis,
Secretary of said Beard.
a iia.i.i:n;i:.
Hk. Statesman: The individual who wanted
to compete for the championship of the State,
as a snorer, at the late State Fair, is now in Al
bany, and I challenge anybody in the world in
a single handed contest for one dollar and two
bits a side, to meet him. I inhabited a hetel in
Baltimore for one night with this same snorer
some years ago, and will wager all I can borrow
that he can beat anything on this Coast. Du
ring that one night's residence, the people for
blocks aronnd rushed affrighted into the streets,
supposing some rebel scheme would throw
their houses down and crush them, and
when once in the open streets they
canld distinctly hear bugle calls, bursting
shells and torpeioes, rattle of musketry, the
long roll of the drum, the squeaking of the fife,
and a hundred other sounds, all mixed up to
gether; and a general stampede of citizens leav
ing their bed rooms in undress uniforms, would
have followed if it had not been for the landlord
of the boose where the snorer peaoefully slum
bered, interposing with the information that the
city was safe unless the concussion should shake
down some of the slender fabrics as it was onlv
a guest snoring. The hills tremble to their base
and the rocks break in pieces before his snore.
Now, any one desiring a "set-to" in an exhi
bition of this fine art can address me in box
1776 in the post office. The contest must, of
course, be conducted nnder the rules laid down
by the American Association, and ample time
given on both Biles to arrange "conditions" of
contestants, Yours Truly,
Fere Ajti3,
A correspondent of the Independent, writing
of tho quarterly examinations at Forest Grove,
says the Japanese students excelled most of the
American boys, showing what, dose application
and studious habits will accomplish.
Dr. Dawne's new academy building is now
ready and the school opens on Monday. Eighty
students can bo accommodated in good stylo,
and all the branches taught in any school in the
State are taught in this academy by competent
teachers.
Fnder tho Influence of late warm weather
grass s growing finely and cattle and sheep are
keeping fat on pasture. In the Middle and
Eastern States people are enjoying the sleigh
ride and are putting up ice for next summer's
use.
The Coo Ray New says: Frank Geary, tho
night watchman at North Pond, was missing
last Suudav morning. About half of his night's
work was done. It is feared hi is drowned
Parties were search ing for his body on Sunday,
but it has not been discovered.
Five clerks in the custom houso at Portland
have been relieved from further duty. The
Journal sayB tho expensoa of that establishment
have been cut down about 50 tier cent. If the
public business can be as well cared for under
the new management, the move is a good one,
?Sew firm.
Messrs. W. W. Munktrsand J. W. Bediugton
have leased the Hook and Job Printing office
owned by the estate of the late Emmet D. Will
iams, Iioth of these young men are excellent
Job printers and energetic in business, and
doubt not that they will receive their share of
patronage from an appreciative and business
community like Salem.
Sertoli Accident.
Mr. I.ewi8 Byrne met with quite a serious ac
cident last night. Iii going down a stairway
into the cellar of his grocery store he slipped
and fell head foremost a distance? of about ti n
feet, cutting quite a gah in his head from
which he bled verv profusely. Dr. Hall was
called in and dressed the wound; and the lm
tient was soon after taken home. It is hoped
he will lie out again soon,
t nt.
The Forest Grove Independent says: Our
dentist took a candle and started up stairs to
bed the other night and when he opened the
door of his lied room seven cats which had been
shut up by some mischievous wag, with glaring
eyeballs and hair on and made a rush for him.
One old feline took the had and got fast be
tween the dentist's legs and she made the skin
fly lively for three seconds when the dentist fell
backwards and rolled down stairs with the oth
six felines on top. He w ill not net d to scratch
his abdomen for the next six mouths.
Kxpelted.
We are informed that the M. E. Church has
purged itself of the incubus nlnit other mtrn
is Oill. It is in keeping with the character of
the Church to put off all frauds and purify
elf from the weights which are liable to be et
anv Church. That Oill business in the matter
of Salem real estate stinks in the nostrils t
every honest man and woman, in the State
and the church steps to the front and promtly
declares him unfit aA a teacher, and even a 1 lad
egg" with whom to associate. Thi action on
the part of the church, raises it in the estima
tion of the public.
The State 1 ttiverty.
The Engine Guard says work on the Univer
sity building is progressing slowly, long contin
ued rainy weather bavins delayed operations
very much. Abont one-half the first story has
two eoatof plaster, and as soon as the windows
are in the remaining room will be plastered.
The carpenters are putting iu the dtault ning for
the first floor and will have that floor completed
in a short time. It was expected by the Direct
ors that the woik in the fii?f story would be fin
ished by the 1st of January, 176. but owing to
the bat weather it cannot he finished before
February 1st. We are pleased to see the work
pushed forward as fast as it is nnder so many
difficulties.
IttKt f Mun.
When the new sign appear, d over the bank
now occupied by Mr. Push, a number of citi
zeds could not understand it. and it took a
newly imported ''Philadelphia lawyer to un
derstand the ' situation."' The banking house
was on the "disputed gmtuid," and it seemed
that Mr. Gill, whose name appeared on the sin
had taken possession. Cierks and Cas&jr all
begun to look after new employers, when some
man ended the scene by punching down the
sign with a broom handle. So Mr. Mush pro
ceeded with business at the usual hour and dis
counts and other business went along as if Gill
had never lived.
l!tiii!Kiil flour.
Messrs. Savier A Baiuside, says the Oregoni
an, had on board the Gussie Tett'air at ti.e time
that vessel sunk, 315 barrels of flour, ali if
which was completely submerged. Since the
accident, that firm have had a ncmlx-r if men
employed in gtttmg the fi-eight out of the vrs.
set, sorting it over, and pnttir
such portions as
have escaped damage from the water, into bar
rels. Yesterday the work was completed. Out
of the 315 barrels. 175 have been saved, which
are wholly free from damage. Considering all
the ciK-nnistances, it is quite fortunate that so
large a percentage was saved. The total Ios
will aggrt gate alxmt $1,500. This will prove a
dead loss, as there was no insurance ou the
flight.
Farmers are preparing to start the plow and
implete seding. The new dne'.lings and ware
houses erected iu Albany the past season, chan
ges the appearance, proportions being uituli for
the better. Wheat here to-day, Saturday, 91
cents per bushel, sacked. First street presents
a business like ap;earanee, but ono hears com
plaint of scarcity of money. Travel keeps up
well, the hotels doing a good business. The
St. Charles, since it was elevated to three
stories, Is quito au imposing structure, much
more light and airy than formerly, the
new mattrassea and furniture, new arrange
ments and lady waiters in dining room, reflect
credit on tho tasio and enterprise of the pro
prietors. The Exchange changed hands a few days
since, arid has bet a refitted, it is now under the
control of Mr. S. W. Eddv, formerlv of the Citv
Hotel, a alia Walla. Both ho'isea are well pat ronized.
E. O. Norton, of the D.n'Iv Evening Dsm
crat, formerly with the Statesman, claims that
Albany is a gixxl field for newspapers, especiallv
for local ones.
1 he river is fulling at this point
cool and cloudv
Veatlu
weithkh iii:tn:r.
XovcinlHT, I.nirMI!o 4.V 33 .
Bftude 120 5.'.
Tlw mrmtli of November past has been the
most stormy month for years. It gave us only
63 clear days and 20 cloudy days, other than
those which were stormy. The rain fall and
melted snow was distributed as follows: On
the night of the 1st it rained measuring .17
inches; on the night of the 5th and 6th, .52
inches; on the nignt of the 10th, .04; on the
12th and 13th, 1.26. On the 14th the first snow
foil, beginning at 2 o'clock p. M., continued un
til 8 o'clock p. M., measuring 4H inches, mea
suring 1.84 in rainfall and melted snow for the
day. On the 15th, light snow inches, with
light rain, 0.12 inches; on the 16th a heavy fall
of snow all day, with mercury down to 19 deg.
at 9 a. M., wind east, measuring 8Vj inches;
making when melted 88 inches of water. Oh
the 17th and 18th had heavy showers all day,
making 1.04 inches; on the 19th light showersi
during the night, 0.11 inches; on the 21st and
22d a light sprinkle of rain each day, 0.13
inches; on the 21th and 28th, at night, a light
fall of snow foil, measuring 2 '4 inches (water
fall), 0.25 inches; oa the 29th and 30th rain foil
at night, measuring 0.52 innhes. Making a to
tal of rainfall of 5.9S inches. Tho whole num
ber of stormy days was 3 H . -
The first killing frost was ou the morning of
the 3rd. Mercury was down to 30 at sunrise.
The coolest days were on the 15th, average
temperature 29 30-100 deg. On the 16th, aver
age temperature 24 deg. On the 21st, 23d, 24th,
25th, 28tli, 27th, 28th, and 29th mercury ranged
from 21 deg. to 32 deg. during the day. The
winds were very changeable for the whole
month.
During tha same month last year, 1874,5
cloudy and 20 clear days other than those on
which rain fell, giving 2.b'5 inches of rain fall.
The mean temperature for the month just
past 3S deg. Highest mean temperature 43.23
deg. Lowest mean temperature 34.29 deg.
The maximum temperature was 59 deg. on tha
4th; the minimum was 19 deg. on the 16th at 9
o'clock P. M. Total snow fall for the month. IK
inches. On the 30th nearly all the snow fall had
disappeared.
DAjiEg, Or,, December 1st, 1875,
SUSPENDED IN EFFIGY.
OI K HF.I'Olt'l 1.
II ltMVr:il AH I'M t o
KIUIIT,
While looking tip "midnight items," last
night, our reporter cams npon n slgh which
would have startlod Tain O Hhanter eveii after
passing so bravely Kirk Alloway. It jps the
bodies of two men suspended in front of (lie Oill
store house, on Buito street.
Our reporter was not in oondition of Tarn
when he was supposed to feel :
"Inspiring lowl, John Hatlevoom,
What dangers thou canst niake us saorn,
Wi' tipinie ne fear na evil,
Wi' esijuba, we'll fiuse the devil."
But felt more like the good boy who thought
"No evil ran betido,
Tho virtuous and the good."
After the fright was over be approachd the
dark looking objects and closely examined them,
with tho fellowing results:
MOt'llK no. 1,
Was well dressed bandy legged tall but not
oinmanding-straw hat ugly features, and li
orally plastered with sheotB of paper containing
hieroglyphics ami short sentences which read
something like this: "Bkull and cross-bones
black-mailer what is it? tho robber" etc.
riui'ite so, 2,
Was a man of less stature and had posted upon
his body in conspicuous characters, "In God
we trust," "A nice son-in-law," "silences' preach
er," "Plenty of tir and fathers." etc. and au
hundred other outward signs of inwtrtl love-
Veliness.
The exhibition was, to onr reporter inore on-
accountable that) the apparition of the ghost of
llamlit's father, tho apjieai'atice of wsich, iti-f
duced the affectionate sou to ask:
"Why has the tomb wherein we
8aw thee quietly interred,
Op'd its pomlorons and marble jaw, to fast thee
up again
The eanse of this exhibition was unknown
but the names of Sullivan and Oill Were pasted
on tho strange looking figures which prpyn)
on close examination to be old clothing stum d
with straw.
Our readers can probably find this strange
show by calling early this morning,
VAI.Ktt I.AM TI1I.1M.
A met ting of such of the defendants, wlo
have lieen sued bv W. T. Wythe vs. Citizen of
Saiem as could be reached, met at the legina
tive Hall, Saturday afternoon to consider tie
situation. Interviews between Mr. J. K. till
and his counsel were reported by Messrs. Ctrl
nihyham, Patton and Chadwirk which chanfed
the complexion of affairs so far as Mr. GUI is
concerned. We were nut aware of this nieetiig
hence eould not know the position of Mr, Ctll
as represented to ns sit.ee by these geutletnsi.
Mr. Gill it appears is willing to make deeds to
parties requiring them fur the expense of mt
iug them out. Ou yesterday afternoon anotlfr
niieting was hell at the same place to htr
letters real from Mr. Gill to parties here,
which be more fully confirms all that bad ben
said concerning his determination to quet
Salem titles to the fullest extent of te
interest he represented. Mr. Gills lettrs
nmle a good impression and many felt as if at
injustice had been done Mr. Gill by those irt
knowing his true position. As an exprtssionof
the meeting towards Mr. Gil! Mr. Bush oflltd
the following resolution which was unsi
mously adopted:
Resolved, That Mr. Chadwick be teqnesrd
to inform Mr. Gill that we regard the sedi
ments expressed in his letters, relative to Halm
titles, as honorable to himself and jnst to tie
projH-rty holders of Satem.
We take pleasure in doing justice to Mr. (ill
and hope these matters may be adjusted on
principled satisfactory to all parties.
Personal.
Judge McArthnr is in town attending he
Supreme Court. The Judge is talked of n.
Eistern Oregon for the C S. Senate.
J. J. Daly, of Dallas, is attending the fa
prprne Court. He is a Democrat of the Gsr.
Watkiuds school. m
Capt. S. B. Humphreys, lately elected Mair
of Albany, and one of the best lawyers in te
Btate. is in the city attending the Snpraoe
Court.
Hon. Ben. Harden is in the city giiing'ar
some legal sealps. Ho is opped to all Oder
candidates for the I". 8. Senate except ka
self.
Dr. D. M.Jones, of Albanv, informs ns ftat
the mtdievi tt.'rarfmmt of ttw Wfrbmw.'i',ii "tp
versi'y is in a very healthy condition, wirt- a
number of ladies attending.-
. "
I'ttSIMilD l,HT.
The Oregon Steamship Company's s leaver
Oiiilamme sailed from Ban Francisco for Tr!
land Saturday morning, with the following !
IJST OF PASSEKllERS !
Pr U E .Tones,
G W I-..tt,
.1 O'niniig.
11 H Vihhard and fm,
M?s F. Graves A dr,
is B Hemic.
Mrs A M Martin ch,
Ja Hazi'in,
J H llainev and fam,
W G Smith.
G Bav and fin,
h M Johnsou,
Put Smith,
W H Hsssett and wj
N R Fockwood andwf,
Wm Wolf,
Master T W Caldwll,
W L Van Boholaek,
J I,"ngstreet and v.fe,
8 H Walter.
Ward and Family,
I, Mott and familv.
Mrs II Kopperholdt and D M Heveibing,
child,
Mrs J Harm.
L 1 llwood,
C W Reese,
.1 S Waggonet and fm,
W J Counei,
,f C Bowermsn A fmv,
W H Bell and wife, "
N Willard add wife.
Whittle,
Prof W H" Chancr,
Captain J M SeMcn tnd
familv,
F Miller,
S B Smi h & family,
J H Groves and finy,
J Guy,
Mrs D Lester, son A tlr,
O H Crackett.
A Cophu
J H Jaoksnn and wife, ,1 Albright.
W C Wallace, Prof Herrman, wife aid
troupe.
TrUIiik the Vail.
We clip the following from a Portland paPr.
O that we had more public schools rnd teacters
to instruct our children to think: "The ta'ing
of the black vail at St. Mary's" Chapel, Ibrt
land, by 8ister Mary St. Cecelia (Miss Margie
McManus) and Sister Mary Ignatius of Jisns
(MUs Augusta Funk)," whi' h was to have tiken
placs on Wednesday last, the Feast of the Im
maculate Conception, was postponed untilKat
urday. The ceremony was performed by the
llight Hev. J. F. Fierens, V, G., and was wit
nessed bv a large number of the young lalies.
besides the orphans and scholars ; onnrrted
with tho Academy."
Jllililtl..
Kieme Court
The Supreme Court met yesterday afternton.
All Judges presen t except Judge Prim.
Docket reaa and appearance of attorneys no
ted. The Chief Justice announced that candidate
for admission to the bar would be examined on
Wednesday.
Adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
LOCAL A'rt'l !C
The Statesman is the only paper in the city
with sufficient enterprise to set nf the Presi
dent's message. The reading public will appre
ciate it.
There will be no reduction of fare to visitors
to Philadelphia during CentennW year. It
makes no difference to those who tb not intend
to go.
Hon. W. It. Dunbar delivei ed a temperance
lecture at Jefferson last night. He k an earnest
worker in the cause.
- Miss Clara B. Meaclnun has, wo understand,
accepted a position as assitaut teacher nnder
Mr. D. M. Gault, at Ilillsboro.
Hon. I. R. Moorcs has been instructed to pur
chase a lot of books, at a salo iu Portland, for
the I. O. O. F. Library in this city.
Mr. G. M. Stroud, conductor ou the O. & C.
R. E. is stopping for a few days in this city, be
ing off duty on a leave of absence.
Tho streets and business houses were crowded
all day Saturday with people and our merchants
were happy ever extensive sales of goods.
Lieut. McAdams will propably join in the
great chorus at the Centennial. He is credited
with being one of the best singers on the coast.
U. S. Postal Agant Underwood is in the city
'to remain over Sunday. Ho goes to Portland
on Monday to look after some business in the
courts.
See card of Dr. J. L. Golden, Oculist. He
has permanently located ;in. Salem, and com
ing with the best recommendations, cannot fail
to do a good business.
Steamboats find considerable difficulty in
navigating the Willamette, but large quantities
of .wheat are being transported to lead aea
going vessels.
A report is in circulation that an effort is be
ing made to secure the par Jon i f Professor
White man Who is now in t.h Ktn.to Priann Ml
the ground tL&t his services are needed on the
outside.
THIS WAY WIS WASTE.
Oiifl of tlio fact brought prominently
before the world during the past lew yenr
Is, that France Is rlili. The enso with
which aim baa recovered liotn the disas
trous war with Prussia and the prompt
ne8 with which she lias met, not only Iter
own, but l'l tiMliCa cuoiinotig expanses In
that war have surprised oil hnr ulster na
tions. Every poor tunn had dig horde ot
money which Iih was anxious to lend the
Htitto. How did Im get It? How did he
save It? Why Is It that in a country like
ours, where wildest art) high and the oppor
tunities tor makliijj money exceptionally
good, such wealth and prosperity do not
exl't? These are tho important questions
at this time with nil nf us. Business is
low, Industry Is paralyzed and the ques
tion of bread stares inullltmleslii the tin.
Well, France Is aii ImlUHtrloits nation, It
Is said. Hut Is not ours an Industrious na
tion too? Is H not Indeed one of flu most
hitr l-worklng and energetic nations in the
world? N'e believe It to be a harder,
working nation tliati the French, with not
only fewer holidays, but no holidays at all
and with not less play, but almost "no play
at all. It Is wtlil, too, that France Is n fru
gal tuition. They probably have the ad
vantage of us in this, yet to feed a labor
ing man and his family there inic-t be a
dclliiile, necessary expenditure In both
countries. The d.ll'creiice In wage ought
to cover Ibe difference In expense and
probably does. It the American laborer
spend twlee as much as the French he
earns twice or three times as much; yet
the American laborer lays up nothing
while the French laborer and small farmers
have money to loan their government.
Their old stockings are long and are full.
The wine and the silk which the French
raise for other countries must be more
than eo'inlerbalnnced by our exported
gold, cotton and breadstuff, ro that they
do not h ive any advantago over us as a
nation, iu what they sell to other nations.
We shall have to look further than this for
the secret we are alter.
There Mesa hook before u written by
I)r. YYilliim ll.irgreaves entitled. "Otir
pasted lteseurue. We wish that the
politicians and political economists of this
country could read this book ami ponder
well its startling revelations. They are
revelations ot criminal waste the ex
penditure of almost incalculable resources
tor that which brings nothing; In return.
There ate multiiudes ot people who re
gard the temperance tpie'tion as
one ol morals alone. Th men
who drink say simply, ''We will
drink what . we please, and it's
nobody's business. You temperance men
are pestilent lellows, meddlesome fellows,
who obtrude your tuppenny standard ol
mortality upon us, ami we do not want it,
ant! w ill uot accept It. Ueeause you are
virtuous, shall there be no more cake and
ale? Very well, let us drop It as a ques
tion of mortality. You will surely look at
it with us a question ol national economy
and prosperity; ele, you can hardly re
gain yourselves as patriots, we have a
common interest in tlm national prosperity
and we can discuss amicably any subject
on this common ground.
France produces Its own wine, and
drinks mainly cheap wine. It Is drink
which, while it tines them no good, aetord
iiijl to the showing of their own tthrsi-
claus, does not do them harm enough to
Interfere with their InduMrr. Their
drinking wastes neither life nor money as
ours does, and they sell in value to other
countries more than they drink themselves.
During the year 10, in our own State of
Newt York, there were expended bv con
sumer hir liquor more than one hundred
and lx millions of dollars, a sum which
amounted to nearl? two-thirds ot all the
wages paid to laborers In agriculture anil
maimtactures, and to neatly twice as much
as the receipts of all the railroads in the
Mate, the sum nt the latter being between
sixty-eight and sixty-nine liiilliens. The
money of our people goes across the bar
all the time latter than it 13 crowded into
the wickets of all the railroad stations oj
the State, and where does It go? W hat is
the return for It? Diseased stomach, ach
ing beads, discouraged and slatternly
hoines, idleness, gout, crime, degradation.
death, t hese, iu various measure, are
exactly what we get lor it. We gain of
that w hich is good, nothing no uplift in
mortality, no Increase of induMrv, no ac
cession to health, no growth of prosperity.
Our State is lull of tramps, and every one
is a drunkard. I liere is demoralization I
everywhere, in consequence of this waste- j
ful stream of fiery fluid that constantly j
flows down the open ti!lat of the State. j
But our State i-miot alone. The liquor!
Wil ot iVimsvlvanitt during lsxo was more j
than sixtv-live million of dollars, a sum
equal to one-third of theepiire Agricultural
product of the State. Illinois paid more
limn forty-two millions, and Ohio more
than fifty-eight minimis. Massachusetts
paid more than twenty-five millions, a
sum equal to five-sixths of lierairnenltur.il
products, while the liquor bill of Maine
was only about four millions and a quar
ter. Mr. Hargreaves takes the figure ol
Massachusetts and M iinelu show Imw a
prohibitory law does, after all. retime the j
til nihiiii. tmi iv i? vtii Jim imv n i
this qneMio'l.
What we desire to show is. that, with an
annual expenditure ot iOrt.lRHI.WMi lor liq
uors iu the I'liited States and all the fig
ures we give are based upon oflhtal statis
tic it is not to be wondered at that the
times are hard find people poor. Not only
this vast sum is wasted; not only the cap
ital invested is diverted Iroin grod ns;s.
and all the industry involved in production
taken from beneficent pursuits, but health,
morality, respectability, industry and life
are destroyed. Sixty ilmi s iiid Americans
annually lie down in a drunkard's grave.
It were better to bring into the field an 1
shoot down sixty thousand of our young
men every iiear, than to have them go
through all the processes of disease, degra
dation, crime, and despair through which
thev inevitably pass.
With six hundred millions of dollars
savetl to the tv.imtiy annually, how long
would it take to make these United States
rich not only, but able to meet, without
disturbance and distress, the revulsions in
business to which all nations are liable?
Here is a question for the statesman and
politician. Twenty-five years ot absolute
abstinence from the consumption of useless
and worse than useless liquors, would save
to the country fifteen billions of dollars,
and make us the richest nation ou the face
of the globe. Act only this sum beyond
the imagination to comprehend would be
saved, but all the abominable cous'-queiices
of misery, disease, disgruco, crime, and
tleath.th.it would How from the consump
tion of such an enormous amount of poi
sonous fluids, would lie saved. And yet
temperance men are looked upon as dis
turbers and fanatics ! And we are adjured
not to bring temperance into politics! And
this great transcendent question ol eeono
iuy gets the go by, while we hug our little
issues lor the saKe ot party anu ot omen :
Do we not deserve adversity ? Dr. J. G.
Holland in Scribner for December.
THE UIJ-Ulli DKV t llUltl S.
Yea, ret nB boil it down my boys.
For that's the proper way
To deal with ali long-winded bores,
And make the paper pay.
Who wants to wade through columns long
Of stale and senseless stuU ?
So give-the bright, the witty points, '
The facts and that's enough I
Boil it down !
Geo. Holt, a minir and prospector, in a
letter to tli Secretary of the Treasury,
transmitted by the Collector of Customs at
Sitka, Al. T., dated Sept. 20th, 1875. sets
forth the observations made by him on a
recent exploring expedition in that coun
try, lie reports having seen hestls of cari
bou deer, mountain sheep, moose, hogs,
porcupines, rabbits, and a great variety of
birds, swans, cranes, geese, ducks, and all
kinds of fish and game in great variety.
The most important discovery reported by
him appears ta be gold, and in paying
quantities, and he gives it as his opinion
that there is a vast gold field there in
fact, a second California.
The action of Chief Justice White in dis
charging Iirigham Young tor alleged con
tempt of court for disotledience to the order
of Judge McLean, requiring him to pay ali
mony to Ami Eliza, is satisfactory to the
government. It is the opinion of the Att'y
General that the woman in question, in
marrying Brigham Young, violated theU.
S. statues, and therefore could not avail
herself ot her own wrongs.
Eev. I. S. Kallocli lectured recently in
Sau Francisco on John Bunyan, whose
preachings he said were as terrible as a
charge ot' the "Ironsides," being a man
of courage, kindness and common sense,
who, if lie had never read Greek, human
nature, which was much better, and when
he finally passed over the river of Death
all the trumpets toun Jed tor him on the
other side.
M.tKKIKIt.
On the 9lh day of Deoetnlier, 173, at the
residence of the bride's parents, near J'arken
TilfB, by I. Weisnor, J. P., Mr. Millard Stevens
and SfisaMury in-own, ail of Marlon eouuty,
Oregon.
Dr. Peek explodf-d the Elude, math r of pirif
ualistu in his sermon last Knuduy. A number
of persons hare ex presstii a d sire that he re
peat It for tho benefit of flume who were md
present. We hojio ho will ennsr iit.
DR. PIERCE.
(From the Tol.ilo P,Ude.)
"Hueeei never achieved without merit. A
man nmy make a poor u-tielu and bcI! It n
and there bciiiK 4(),HMl,tKH) people in the United
HUttes, the sale to each oui; would ho vnoilfrii to
make a decent fortune. I'nt an article that
hold tha field year alter vear and tho te of
which mereajte legiilaily and rapidly nmt have
absolute omrit.
l;r. It. V. Pierre, of Buffalo, N. Y neeuphw
our entire eighth pasjn to dny with his various
artirlea, VV admit it. heeaiise wn know the
Doctor, and know of his at tu len. V" know
him to be a regularltr educate J physician,
whoxe diploma Ihuik ou tho wall of his office
and we know that he has muuieuM with him
several of the nnwt eminent pracilcioner in the
eomiiry. Wo know ilmt purlieu eonnilt him by
mail urn! In person from all tho Htatin in the
Union every d.iv anil that Un y are fairly and
honestly dealt with.
'i'hiii grand result him Iwri accomplished by
two attend-gixxl. reliable arf!rleartil
which iiiiee introduced, work eaaiir tlx ir own
way and splendid bu..iiie8 mime,t mr-iit. They
hnvi succeeded becauxo thev ought to have suc
ceeded. If yon would patronize M. dlcim-s scientifical
ly prepared by a skilled l'byieian and Chemist,
use Dr. Piereu'a Famili? Jleiiii.-ine. Oolih-n
Ma lira I Discovery is ntrlriiiou. Ionic, slterstive
and blood elesuminj;, an unequalled Cough Item
ed'; Pleasant Portative Pellew, saarw iy larger
than immtaid w-edn, constitute an agreeable and
reliable physi"; favorite Prescription, a rme
dy for d- bilitatel IWnulei; Kuract of Bmart-
weeo, a magical remedv f ir Pain, liuwel t.'otn-
plaints, and an tnieii mib
buintti and horss ih h;
1 Liniment for both
while his fr. Ka;e'n
Catarrh Itemed; is known the world ov-r a the
ereairat apeeftie fur Catarrh and "Cold In the
Head" ever Bivnn to the p jbiic. '1 hey are noltl
by druggist.
20 YEA KS A HI'l FKltlili.- CI 7,''D ft THE
UOl.UP.X MhWIVJl. UJSi Ii VllHY.
Pr. It. V. Pienee :
Hear Bin, Twenty yearn H"f I as ship
wrecked on the Pacific (i.-eati, and tha cold and
expoure canned a large ahacs to form ou each
lei;, which kept eontimtallv uiselmrsjjiig. I waa
attended by doctor iu Liverpool, llavre, New
Orlram. N'ew Yoi k, and at the hot-pnal on hta
tan Island (hern the d a tora wanted to take
one left oft.) liually. aft. r Bi-tidiotf hundred
of dollar. 1 trmira.inAa to try your "tJolik-n
Medical Discovery," and now, iii fi-su than three
month after takiti) toe first bottle, I am thank
ful to ray 1 am eouqilatcly curd, and for tho
first time in ten veal a can put my 1 ft heel to
the gcouiNi. i am at hom- tn-arfy evt-ry even
ing and shall t e glad to aatiafy any in-'rsoti of
th truth o! thin inlorrnatio!!.
I am, tir, your respectfully,
Wll.UA it liJOFIt,
HI Jeff frsoe S'reets, Buffalo, h. V.
IjkiI.
An envelops containing five ?''.) draft on
Sew York a id two hundred and thirty or forty
dollars in gri!!tiact. The envelope i ad
dressed to Jss. D. Iti-sM. Mr. Hi think he
kMt the envelope eomewhire ttwen Salem
and Perrydale. The tinder will be suitably re
wartied by returning the same.
SALBJt.'Dec. ti, IsTJ. diwtf.
WlMtt-J.
A girl to di freneral fiotisowoi k washing,
irouiui; and ciktiis f.jr a family in Bid-w.
(iid wane will be paid. AppW at tiiia oftice.
Mot. M, it.
fri?Tlie S.-.tloea! Oold !.-!.-! awarded to
Bradley A i:itlol-,?n (orlhctie t'lco'raph Inllie
I' oited State, ami the Vienna Mebi for the beat
In the woi Id. Montgomery-el. 1 ranele. 0
ft lit t,ir .
Beware of hnmtmgs. The only plaee iu Salera
to pet fir! eiass l't:-foift . i . ami Livr sizk pob
raAiTS iat F. A. Simtli's, Conttueretal street.
wptlltf
A Card
To all who are Serbs f n m tb errors and fn
tliwretinii t yonih. ttervon- eakne!, eari le
cy. lo of mnhti'l, et... f will ei;tt a recij-e
that will ,-ure von, v iii- f. i en Thi-c-eat
reine-ie wa di-s-orere-f !v a mi."narT In tv'li'.h
America. Seed r l-a.i i-.- -t enveije to the
Rev. JiisikI'H T. Lnuas, Huiiwn 1, H t- f.,n.-,
JNVie T-i k. auvi-'jm
REMOVAL.
John ft ray, the well-known fiirnilore dealer,
who Im hfiTtolore rxv.piiil ihe o!d Kaut of A.T.
Yeatoo. wl!l morir fiW efiTre tivk fhliiiar iSatur
ilayi to iMirtnir.-i llit-k. c.-rner of Commercial and
S4ale street, fie wliililf ti new 'andwhha
full twek of eew prl-, an I thoM; de-ilriiie any
ihsniE in bis fine wut fio well to sire hitu a .ail.
SAVE $50.
WECT
BAGHIN
3m
FiEDUCED PF?!CE S35.
it:
wn iioi i: siii;tti.k
E,EEUCED TO IJV
km
HKK MnilM A1IF
m anyancla-S; m-i
f, winum to
nth: hi ifCrel'e.
ttro ihtva't-
t-hi")te-t, mill i!) iiilrp.-i rumiipji liMt-a-p ina-
lii In Urn market. To seir i- U) onvime xnv.r
THE HALL TREADLE
For Sewing Machines.
lis!)
Tne most Important Imvrovement ever mad It
laves !a!'r and preserve ltc?r! h. No more dis
eases and deaths, side or b:ick-achest'r .m usinn
lew inir fmiclnne. N i lenclinifi required. A cliird
cu run it. Always start!? the nulit wav Never
tr.ws iBickwanls an l hreakes tiling. Can I'
sioppou iiiMnntiy. 1111 it on your machine, you
can do onuh!e the work you can do without it. -
r my ioir ptitcne tvtn Im- mad - wilh one in e-sure
oi one n ot. it can u? ainmeo 10 any sewing ma
chine. Ani!-oved by I he MnosachusetM state
Hoard of Health (hh official Rennrt. t72'. Ma
siclmtts Meithstl Snviety and Masa,'htiaetlChar-
itahlo Mechanics Asn-!.-Uion. Tlie IIA1
TKKAH1.E uaH of all IMSIE MACHiSES
soul uy e.
TSic
UlttSI Treadle (.rinding:
, jlitcSttuc.
Mut he se.ii to he njiprcciated. For a farmer or
mevdianicto nee it, is 10 buy one. It is an indis
pensable article in everv iiiitn home, i-hop or
hotel.
Tlie ISall Treadle Jfis Sstw and
Boring; Tlitflimi'.
Is an accnmpli-hmont In every werkshnp. The
HALL THEADLK Is applicable to ail mach nery
mjuiriiiga foot power 8cwi n Macliines, tiriiid
stones, Jie Saws, Turning L-aihes Jewelers' and
Dentists' Lathes, etc. f-e-nd tr Circulars.
Hall Treadle Manufacturing Co.
17 New yionlxoiilery Vt., Nau S'ri'iieiseo.
uo;ir:2iii
Beef Cattle for Sale
25 or SO Head
OF
BEEF CATTXJ3,
FOR SALE ON KCASOaABI.E TEB2IS
At Turner's Station.
no!7:lm -
c. TV. SHAW,
Notary Jhililic.
I
GEO. WILLIAMS.
SHAW a WILL
Real Estate and EVioney
Brokers.
SEIOKT I.O.WS TIAIKi:.
t
Office in Moorcs' TC!-k. Salem Oregon, ivll
KUELAT fit EASTHASV!,
Atlorii:cj-s-a!-I
aw.
Office in Portland in
Opltz's new hrick, Ko.
33, First street,
g. He el at, Portland,
Office in Oregon City,
Charman's liluck, Main
street.
E. L, EASTHAJf,
Oregon City.
SEWING
i m let im
LEGAL ADVEKT1SEM EXTS.
Atlminlsf ratftr Notice.
fl'HB t'KDRRKHSNKri If A VIVO I!EF H
m duty ainmimel Ailmlnlnritlor of tho i
fitte of Wllllnni McKlniiev Intf of Mark n
county, ihvreiwif, tliDrcloi'fi all pcraotis havliij
claims sttabist il. esidtn will prexuni the ame to
th ui)'lerf.i?neit whti ttitt troMjr von,:fier, at
Turner, in PJi!, cniitlv, wilfiin fix
Month from this ilnt; and all xirwm knowing
Ihi niK'lvon iinl -hieil to mid (ntule will make im.
ttwlltttc paviiM'tif.
E. E. MeKINNEY, Aihnlnlntrator.
Turner, Noveoiia-ril , ih;,-,.-iw
summons!
.fuiticen' Court for tlm Pra lnct of Marlon, Coun
ty of Marlon, Mtale of itckoii.
J. 11. Irvine an'l J. Morri, partner-., ifir,hnkU
A mi-a loiilur the ihrn name and yle ol
Irvine A Morris, i'hilntlflv.
F. C. Dopnn, Defcii.tatit. )
K. C. I.h;a.N, TIIK AltVK KAMKD
B iifliRdauf: In ihi name of rhe HUiin of tire,
ffoa you nre heretic reipttred in appear la-lore the
liiiderffieiicd, r ,!iii;,-e nf the Peace lor I he Pre
liict iire.jiid, on tin, t.'.tti ilav of J.inmirv,
IH7H, at 1(1 o'clock In tlii forenoon of talil ,lav. at
the nBha; of raid ItiMlc.p. In tal l Precinct, u an
er Ihealiote named i':iinlilN iu a civil action.
The ili-feintml will take noltce llutt If he liillx to
aiiHiverllm complithit herein, the plaiiiillln will
take Judgment at'tilcst him lor tlm Ir,. 1'or givrl
waren ami mcr. li.-ncilke, wilil Mnl ileliverl by
pialtitlfls to defendant, an t Ihe fiirilier sum of
II 111 on, In gold coin, due on a H-ommi-w)rv noie,
eitccoieil and ilioiiercf hr von to N. (;. McDon
ald, (laled AjirP IIhi, 17:,, and bv ran! McDonald
B"U:nel to Ihe piainiif!, and the liiierei due on
Kild sum of money, benlc thecwtnamf di-htirw-mcnia
to lie tinwl. And (tpfeinlaiit la ftirlher no
tilled that Id property baa been attached In Hii
action to!in.fy aid ilcniand and costs and dla
bm iriWMila.
'J he order thai thl timinon Ik; K-rre I bv pub-Ik-ailon
Uvira dale NorcmU-r 27ih, M.i.
(ilreii under mv hand thin 47tlttav ofN'orem
t?r, H7.i. H. H. Kl I IIKl'.Ftilfli.
occ'2:iW ,lKtt,-e ol I he Peace.
Sheriff's Sale.
HT VIRTUE f'K AS K.KECUTK'lN, IICI)
out ot Hie Honorable i ranlt Court of f lie
Kiale ot itrc)foii, lor ibe count v of Marion, on tlie
1st ilav ot liotemh'T, l.l, in favor nf I,. K. K-Jilt.
p'ainlirt-, and tuiainvt 1. C. t-uliftati, defcnit.tiil,
lor Ihewumof one fooi'lrel and for'v-t-iiit atsd
flfiy-hiiiMlicdihn ifoHara, fc-ui colii, ill' V)
loa-tlicr will! ten jn-r -nt. Interc-t per ar
num. from ihe 8'hda of Aujjint 175, ami accru
ing eostF, I have levied upon and will wil at pub
lic auction on Saturday, the fill dav of January,
1h7:, at 1 o'clock v. w , a! theCoort Hon, door in
aid conuij and Stale, all the r!rht, title and in
terest of i he said I'. C. Sullivan in ami lotiie fol
lowing premikci, to wit: Lot No. two i fn Block
Nn; two S in the Koiith-wct addition lothe.-ity
ol alcni, Marion couniv, Ore4n.
T. C. SUA IV.
Sherf IT or Marlon count v.
Pnleni, Oku., Df 7lli, 175.-w.
Notice of Final Settlement.
VtmiT. IS HEREBY (ilVKS TO ALL
-i. w Wh"in it may concern, th tl tli under-ift-l
lrt flitnl in the Coiiniy Court of Man on count,
iin-on. hi final account as adnil nigral or (.feyoiV
nm til the estat ,f t;erise Loiii?, ilia-t. and
Ihe ftasd Court ha-" lived Mon,(av, tiie .llilavof
Jannarv, A. Ii. l!-7fl, at 1 o'cio-k e. M. for hearing
olOccilon therein, KD. ItlRStil,-.
AominlKirMur ! txmit ton of i4ate of fteo. Ijbog,
cie,-ted.
Salem, Ink. 7th, W3,-t
Sheriff's Sale.
VIRTUE 'IK AN' KXKITTIO.V. Is'Er
III
Ollt of the Honorable County Court of 11,0
rwaiem tireson, lor me county of Alarton, on the
11th (tar of Korenilirr, 1"7.1. in i'aror of tlie urejron
thy Manufacturing dimpan v, p'ainiitlii. and
a:iin J. M. Johns, defendant, tor the sum cf
ttiree bsindred and elht-nliie and seTeut--ifftit
oKe-fmndrclth dollar, col coin, and eleven and
ninety-tire onc-handredth dollar exists, togre'her
w iih I i jier cent. hitereHt i-r aiinmii from ihe t;i h
d:ir oi July, K",, and a.-i uingr co-itss, I liave lev
icl iifMii and Willi writ at public auction on Satur
d ty, the i;h day ot January, l-'i.r. at 4 w'clock e.
M.. at the court Hou-e door, in iid emim and
Stal. ad the riktil, tilie and lntere-4 of ihe said
J. M. Johns !n' ami to the following premi-
to-wit: Lot i, in Blo kSntil, in the citv of
fra!em, Marlon eoutttv, and Slate ol Orcon.
T. C, SHAW,
Rierfff Marlon Co- nty, Oregon,
ftiiem, Oregon, iJecemtK-r th, Iy7j 4'v
Notice of Final Settlement.
TOTtCK H HEIiLrtV (JIVES THAT THE
un ders fried, adinici-iraior of ihe estate of
Muaheth L. Myent. di?,-ea-t. has this dav tiled
Ins Una! account, and Wniurdav, the (!h Vlav of
January, 1--7''.. at 1(1 o'ciin-k a." m., hm Ijeen'ap
Iiinted by the Court for heariujf oUectfons to the
Kiaw AH fHToux interested "In waid e-itateare
tic-refore required toaopear in Uie Iroliafet'ourt
ol Marion cotmty, orefron, on or tiefore tl.e?-tti
day of January,' l,7ii, and Die their objections, if
av ther have, to lue allowance of said accmnt.
O. llt KIN-i-i-V,
Administrator of tit estate of tlizabeth I- Mvers.
iHrcenalnr tith, lf;i,i. 4w
Notice of Final Settlement.
YOIlrE 13 HEREBY ftlVEN TO ALL
-i-w whom it may concern, that ttte tiieier;icned
h.t-filed m the ttmtv Court of Marion eountv.
(trifpin. hi final amount a administrator of llie
etate of Tho!. A. Townsend, decf aet, awl Ibe
said Court lta He,l TtieAilv. fl lit dnc.,r.Iia,,it-
vy, A. D. 7H. at 1 o'cio. k'p. M. for lte-trii:B ub-
Jeclions thereto. t,tu. M. TOWNSEN'D.
Administrator.
Salem, Iec. 7, 1-T5. -4w
Administrator's Notice.
rnKrxfKi:i;NKi havixu bkkn iuiv
m a)p"itnwt hy liir-i fnit y ( hihi( Morton
iotmtr, tr:on. a'lnunitnttur of the e-iafe i
J'rJm fon I, ia eof sui'l county, da ea-t- (, therefore
a'! person tKiVHtgciaim-i as;Mint snM tate will
liTf-ut (ttt atiH. wuli proper voitcUers, t!lie on
ueisiensl. a hiottice in !ntfrn, in lite ttf-treHi
countv wiibm six la tf.th- rm hts d;iir heref:
ami all Krstniji knttaina thfmelve i:iieblet to
i estate are retjiietesi l ni;tfce hmiie-iiMfe pav
litent. XILMoV K tHl.
A'iinintstraler.
lift. 10, IP75-4VT
TO THE UNIFOilTUJIATE.
StW rtEMEHIESt NEW REMl DIKi
DISPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street
Comer Commercial St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established In for the treatim rt of Sei-
nal anl Seminal lni.ces nch &$ 4 KmorrbeA,
Mri- iure. &viniii in an t tf loms.
SerimiiU Weakness. imnoieneT. ere. Sklu
eaefl o yeu-.- landing and t ice' lied Lege
8ihvesiuni rratMHi
svnt m 1 Wen h n e
Pemmal emltssion tli ocn.-tiueiK'O ol pell-al
n-e. Thi; soiitarv vf or depraved ?esi!ial induV
peiu, is vravrik'ed b the youth of Klh se.xeJ?
t an alnHtot uniinnteti exfenr, prode zing with
intern tig cert;uniy. she foJiowiitg trair ol morbid
pytnntoms, ttnie? eomliated hy scienU 5s medfca!
nH'asures, ti.:
Salic w t-onistenanoe. dark pts nndti r the erep.
iimiti in nit nt (i, nninng in me ears, noise
UientstUng f (naves ami rati line f eharints
iinfamesfr almoin the loins .mlu.l vl ion, blunt
et iiueneer, ti ronh-ten.-e, .iuifk nee in aj
riroHt-hj traiiHj;f-r!?, dNiifceto form neiracqnainl-
aiKes, a tUsposttion to Main ot-ietv, !o ol mem
ory, hwtio liitsites and vari-np erupt ion alxiit th
t:i. e, iun-e-t MMtie, !tt!d nreath, t'O igh?, oon-
jiumpjion, n'ifht sweats. monomanUi and Ire-qin-nt
inntv. Ij" relief he nt ol' afried. rbf
sutTerer shunid apply immedtarlv, ii- jHTgon or
by letter, and tiave a cur efiewd ly Irs new and
sn-fentific- n.oie tit ireaUi'gr this U:.sp whicl
never faiU nf eiTcting a vWk and niU-al cure
1 r. (i. will give one hundred dolors to anj
perfon wh will prove .af i-f's;iorily to him thai
he W!tcnrr-d of i!ri; complaint by e! iher ol tht
S:in Franciik'.o (tnacks.
Cured Mt Home.
Person nt a dietjim mav m CI RED Al
HOME, by addressing a letrer to lr. Gibbon.
pf atin tHiae. svinproms, lensrih of time t as disearW
hps cKitlinied, and have medicine pro nptly loi-ranle-J,
tVee fnun damao and curio'tv, to
rnrt f the coutttiy, with full ane -plain di
Persf wrUinsr to the Poct'or will f. ca.e statt
the name of the japer they saw this ad trtisement
1h.
TSy tmdoflinp' $10 coin, In a Tveiste "ed letteT
through the Pnst ( ffioe, or through Weil Farpo A
Co., a package of medicine will be foi vardel to
any part of the Union.
All correspondence strict 1v eonfldenrH.
AiHre 1R. J. F. finRON. 62 Kw ny Street,
San Franciwo. Postonlce Box 1,07.
Feb lo fieoI!w3v
"Who may lw EJifferintr from the effect oi vonth
ful ffdllea or intlirerlon, will do well toavail
them-e!ves of (his, the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar of suffer ng hnmanitv. J)R, SP1N
jKETwill n Aran tee to forleit r00 foreverr
case ot enlnal weakneai. or private disease of
any krd or character which he nndet takes
and fails to cure. He won hi therefore av to
the unfortunate ttitierer who may read this
notice, that von are treading npon danureron8
ground when yon longer delav ia seeking the
proper remedy for your complaint. You may
l in the firt Ptajje; rememlier yon are ap
proaching the last. If you are bordering upon
the tasi., and are suffering some or all of its ill
effects, TOnH'mher that ii you persist in pro
iM'asiinatiou, the time must come when the
mot skiHfid physician van render you no as
siitancc; when the door of hojie will be closed
against yon; when no angel of mercy can
bring you relief. In no case has the doctor
failed of success. Then let not de-fvdr work
upon yonr imagination, but avail yourself of
the beneficial results of his trearmert before
your ease is beyond the reach of medical skill,
or before grim death hurries you to a prema
ture KTave. Full course of treatment (..
Send money bv Poetofllce order or Express
with full description of case.
Call, or address.
DR. A. B- SPINNKY,
No. 11 Kearuy street, San Fraucfeco.
New Chair Factory
AT STAYTON.
ralirs FIRM TURNS Ol'T A VRRY SCPE
fi riorqnaUtv of raw-hide pe;iteil ctiair. irnt
up to last, ami of line style ami Univ-ih of various
p.uterus. iitiw pi toes.
Stavttji, Mario a Co., Hot. IS, ld'Sr- tf
ft!
MEDICAL.
DR. W. K. DOHERTY'S
Modical
AND
Surgical Institute.
No. 649 Clay Street,
Between Kearny and iMontgomery-sts
SAM FRANCISCO.
IiR. liOHEIf! V3 I.nri-e anl tlily Innrrav
lug I'm.-tk-.., hi. in. f iiiiBinntlT k it o lih
tin; itiinrnilMl in,-r(iM.an, aii-aily prowlhofllie
i'm-.lllit ( '(, itiiu,-( i hm rcmmal from lif lung
wimlilN!ii!l:iiii -l. known qurter, on the enr
iicrof Hii.-r.-nni-nl'i dn.f l.ili ).'trfrBtri-el!, hi Ihlii
--ity, to miirii it-mfnltiiin an't ;llirllity I'vatei!
iirtmi.t, nt No 649 Clay Street, wliwe lie
liana Sia.-Iiii o!i. i,j :ai)i,i,mnil.iiii-.l up an(
iMinv(;uii;Hilj- Hrrniijfi.'il Kxintiliiailnii awl i umitU
fatl'iti Uimtiii., im-i'iijii-me tlie whole of ihe two
npii-r Hi re) fil.-fi .aiii-m may at all tlmeavi.it
Bin! only M-Blhc Kn.;lii awl 111 eil.'un.
With the tnwt (rmicnil tentimifiitn ir refanl for
the liUitnl lairKig'e lii'tmed on him for I he imst
tliirtwn rears, tit his old office,
DR. BOHEHTY
DftlrCK to Inform the m-nenil fulilin.anilpsjiw-lal.
lyall tlxw lalmrfnir tiiKler all lorma of hronki
Comilainf, thai ho i-an 1 iwuimiUmI at 649
Clay atreeti " erery varietv of t-l-t att ol Hie
Ltii.Ks l.iur, Kiilneyn, ijijstftive ami (enlt
Lrinaty Oreai.K, awl all
SPECIAL DISEASES.
Of BhHi the lint U mtmcroii, atnl ft hli:h arc mo e
elmely oonnei;;l with Ihe jteueial health than
the m;tj iri!.y nl ,ii le :ire at. ar. Clih.py Inva
Ifilfl lor (-;irn irrhir In i-.din-i a!ln their cliil
tfoii Ir- iti a itiotiveorifrlnaiiii in mi-taken 'lelte.
i-y, ami utiflf.-r in f!li;ii.-j; iinlil lhi-ir miHer!e he
rume tio Hi-tite to l npre-e'l. or have awirrieil a
tunn that reu'lerB iiealmjf Iioth ftmj.mlt ani est-ltn-lre.
Thl latter tyi of aflfMioa manifUl
It-e'fln the imi!ftliit iri!feMiina!lv known ai
Hvihili, In all lis f.irm-f airl atairen; Scmlnnl
Wrakuef, anil all the lu!repln(r lormii of Self
Ato or tififirilim ; I ;i(rrhi-M. fiteet, Strti-tert-:
Nocturnal ami lunrnal l.milons. h-x nal jiefillt
ty. liiw-awwof tin- ia. i amJI.oln, IntiamtnaUonuf
Ihe li!aMer atiif Ki'lnejn, eie., m-. 1 he niimtr
of toii etiflering f rom ihee horrible Ifstate.,
In nlmm lheJ:n,:tfr ha effe.:ti a rafi!il rare,
can be -rM!fit4.-'l hy thettKi;inil. an'l tlteToMrn'ary
certitii-arei In liti. fei-stmi, reeelre! trtm rierwontl
tie na?- reae-eil. are enmiirh to mtlly all that
If!tor nkllt In the I rr-almmitf ttum art
enaiiiei' ruin uicoreaii t:iiraoiei-e?i. ;iii.i In
Itiwaiu-t itiva re'ji-t. IM-es-e which Kirmerlv
baltleil the ine-Ui-al k'.ll of the nwo-t learned ami
exierienil I'ra.-Ji'lutjer!. of Itie h-atnf art, anfl
were reyai'lei! hy the nuijorlty of I ;t -Ian a4
utterly m.nirahle. now rlelil lo twili-rii reniefie,
when iirtri-rilw t hy the' intelligent frairtl! inner,
who make ihe hni'iian M'tern, anil thee eje.al
ailimriits, his c.mtant .stuly ami Diifijet of obser
vation. In naiaw In jitihlli-liy fierrnif'ed exi-ejit at the
evpre. ivfh ta t he pntVrt : anil the Uo.-ior i-ontf-ilenlfv
trio.! ii lhat hi !ffle!w-rM'iv anil fnt.-eis-fnl
ra.-ll.-e Mill .-onttnne to Iti-ure him a lilieral
tiare of pohtic Wtronafe. Itv tlie praeti ot
many yearn tn hurojie mul the t'niierl Sta;e. he
I enuhleil to iity the mot i-flii lent ami su.vei
f ii! remeiliea a?;nnt ill-aM of all kinl.
I le ..i!ti- wijhont mercury, .'harfre moderate
tfS treati hii ttient! In a cdnft;! and howrahle
way. ari'l ha- ret'rew.-es T unque-lhmahfe ver.v
My, from jnen l know repeetahility and hylj
staniliiijr in wn-iety. AH nerioii who mar con
sult him ly letter or otherwi, will receive the
he awl gentle! f reaiment.
To Females.
When a female is aflit teil with IieaJ, as weak
ne ot the liak and hmfi. (win in the head, llm
uei of ifht, lo nf miiKtilar power, pt;lpitati9
ofthehiart. Irritahllltr. nervotwneKR, ilerarife
ment ol iliewtve fomrlions, general deWiltv alt
iil-ea.:e of the wunih, hyftena, ste-rtfirv, anil all
other lia peculiar to female, ehei-hoi'' -oor
write at anee to lK. WPK. I)HtRTV, at t
Me-lfcal Institute, and she will raive every p
Blhle relief and help.
Let no taiMrieli.-aey prevent roti. hitt applv im
rned lately, ami kivb yourijclffrufu painful suffering
and premature death.
To Corres?ondeats.
Pa!ent nmle or ;male) refldinit In anrpartof
thee'Hiniry howeier liant, who mar leire the
opinion awl adn.-e ot Itr. Xtnliertv in their repf
llveea'es. ami who think proper to submit a writ
ten statement ot such, in pretereni-e to holding a
personal interview, are rei;tfiillv assured that
their comumnli-at lone will lie held mret u-ril.
The levtor i a reuiar graiinate, and may be
eoniiiteH with everv coofiden.-.
Iflhedlftensebefnlly and candfdlv deKcribcf,
per'iai communication wiil. in roijit easea, he
unnecessary, a iutKj;ikms fir her. reiriTni nnil
me p-uf-ui ucii! .ii ine.-ae nMn tincturing
Ihe remeiitesi, will lie forwariieil wlthotu delav,
ami in such a manner a toconvev no lilea of the
purport ! the letter nr par- el o'tranfliiitted.
Shmild vinir conditinn reijUIre hinnedutte atten
tion, enl ten dollar, tn coin, for that value fn cur
rency try Mail, or Wells. Fargo A t.'o'a. txpres.,
and a t-ackaire of medicines witi le forvranied ti
your aiHre-, with the necessary tststructloas for
use.
t.on!i!fa!ioni, at the office hr letter FREE.
Address W. K: liOIIHRXV, M. fJ., San Francisco,
Val. -
1'. 5s. -The roctor will send h! pamiihlet on
Pfiei ial Id--ases. to any address on reneipt of
six rents in postage am. for return poetage.
may 2 74.
POND'S
EXTRACT
Hear, leF I will speak ef excellent
lhlan.
POftD S EITRAGT-Tbe great Teetable Pfa
Het r rr. Uaa beea ia oee over tkirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura
tive virtue cannot be eioeDed.
CHH.0BEH. Ne faasllycao afford to be without
Pond's Extract. Aeeidents, Brwlaes,
Contoaiona, C'aca, Spr.iiu, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, Scalds,
Firorlationa, C bafinga, Old Horea,
Beits, Felons, feres, etc. Arrests in-
fi.tmation, redoces rweiiines. stops bleeding,
removes di-olorations and heals rapidly.
FEMALE WEARKESSE8. It always relieves pam
in the Ijsce and iouis,fallnes.aiid preeuing pain
in the head, nansea, vertigo. .
Ml LEU G 0 Ii R HIE A it has no eqaaL All kinds of el.
eerstieea to which ladies are subject are
promptly cored. Fnller details in book accom
panying each bottle.
Pllts """d or bleeding meet prompt relief
and ready ca. No ease, however chronic or
otwti n ate, e long resist its regular nse.
VARICOSE VE1IIS. It is the only rare cure for
this distraeiong and dangeroas condition.
CiDNET BISEA8E.-H has no equal for perma
nent care.
BLEEP I II 8 from any cause. For this is a ape.
iilir. It has saved hnndreds of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, Ian, and elsewhere.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. Teetheene and
ararbe are aM auike rekered, a Lid often per.
manentiy cared.
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted
wilh food's Extract ef Witch Hazel rec
ommend it in their practice. WehavelettersoC
commendation from hnndreds of Physicians,
many of whom order It for use in their own
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order Its nse for Swellings of ail kinds,
Quinsy, ftore Threat, Inflamed Tonsils,
simple and chronic iMarraera, Catarrh,
ffor which it le a specific,) Chilblains. Front
ed Feet, Nf inirs ef Insects, MesqaJtees,
etc Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed
all manner of skin diseases. -
TOILET nSE. Removes Sereness, Beaithaess
and MssnrtinsTt heals Cnts, Eraptiens,
and Piniples. It rerireg, tneiorafes, and rs
frakes, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TJ f ARMEBS. Pend'e ExtraetNo Stock
Breeder.no JLtveTyMan can alford to be without
iu It is used by all the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads and first Horsemen in New
York City. It has no eqnal for Sprain. Har
ness or Saddle CAanaaa, UOnees
fticratchea, 8wellln-s,Cats, f inrrrnrloiwi.
Jileedtaa, PneameBia. Ceiie, Dlarrhow.
t Mils, ( olds, etc Itsrantieof sctkm is wide,
and the relief ft affords is so prompt that it at
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm -house. Let it be tried once, and
von will never be witbont tt.
CAUTIOH. Pond's Extract has been imitated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's l.x
traot blown in each bottle. It is prepared by
the only persons living-who ever knew how
to prepare it properlv. Refuse all other pre
parations of Witch Basel. TbjB is the only
article nsed by Phvsiciana, sod in the hospi
tals of this country and Esrope.
HISTOfiY A Hi mi 8F POUBt HTRACT,
tn pamphlet form, sent free on appLvcauoo to
PftlO'S (ITDter snssnian L u.u
di l (f REWARD
fPl.UUU FOR At
INCURABLE CASE.
X
DK. Lt ItlCIIAt'S
GOLDEN BALSAM.
Alter ten years trial on tins coast oaa prove
it dell' the onir curative in a certain class odi6ease
pronounce-1 by melkdl practitioners as tncnrabl
Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN BALRAM No, 1,
cures ;han:hre. tirst ami setMnl stamen- Sores on
the Less or Btmtv: Sore Kars, Kaes, ofe, Ac;
Copier-colored Itiotv-hw, syphilitic OaUrrh, Ii
eased Scah, and all primafy forms of tie disease
known as Syphilid Price," 5 per betUs, or two
for fct-
Or. LeKichau's GOLDEN BALSAH No. 2,
en res Tertiary. Mercurial., Sy pruritic JSheunmtism
Pained in ihe Bones, TJick ot" the Neck, IJTlcerated
Stre Throat; Svphiiitic RiV-h, Lumps nl t'on
tracteii tUntts. titrnes ol'the Lims. umi eradi
cates atl diseases from the sTsrum. whether caused
bv indlK'-retion or euuse of oiercury ievlnjr the
blomJ pure and healtly. Price, $5 cr wttle. or
two tor ft.
Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN SPANISH AN- .
tidote, Cir the t'ure ot (itiniwtKia, Cleet, Irranon,
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disarrange- .
ment. .PH.-c ,2 5) per nottle. r
Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN SPAMSH iN-
teotion, a wash and injection tor severe cases ot
Gonnorhira. InHammatory Kleet, Strictu -efand all
diseas es ol" the Kiiijieysand Bladder. Fi ice, $1 5
per bottle.
Also tor Vli. LE RICH AU 50LPEN
PILLS for Semiual Weakness, Night Lniissions,
Impotency, and all diseasefc arising from Mastm
ba'tun and excessive abuses. Price, $3 er l-ottle.
The eenuinc Goldkn Balsam is put up only
lnraunu bottles. n receipt uf price, ttese medl
ciueswill be send to all parts ot the cfuntry, bv
expre ss or mail, securely packed and 'ree iron
observation.
Sole aouts,
U. F. RICH Alt rs &
Wholesale and Retail Drwirts and Chemists,
V . corner O ay and bansmne streets, san
Francisco.
un-20,74:dewlv
NOTICE.
A FTF.R PKCEMBKR FIRST, 1875, I WILL
-U it'loiitlhe cjish or rea-lv pay system. All
persiiti iiuleliil to me ill pieaj ciiH ami Hettle.
BelU'Vtim this the only wav to sell cheap ami
keep a full" stock, I trust my old customeru will
sustain vie ia so doinir. T. SL BLACKirJiBY,
Silverton, Ogn., X'OT. 18, 187i U