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"WEEKLY OEEaON STATESMAN.
7
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining In tho Postntlton, Knlem, at this date.
Persons culling for those letters must give tha
ailttt an which they are advertised :
rbnr, .1 II
llarkor, Wtn C
llnuiMtn, Mailt
Hiirnnll, Coalman,
llrnwn, H P 11
Hruce, tlbby L
Itnriis, Mrs Mary
Drowning. Mrs Nellie
Clark, Mrs LlJile, 2
("lurk, Mm Hiiwnn
Cllneor, f Juorgo
CHnu, t.;u-
Oraukor, Ham
Iwtfiiiin. Lon F
Powell. II F
Kdilv, Mary E
Eixnur, Anmitl
Kiehlor, Mury
Francis, H
Flnloy, lllril
(Jrniu,Hur V
Jordan, T
Ionian, N
Ihiiiilorson, Mary A t
Hamilton, JS1,
Hill lack, llruss
Ilalght, (ieo Aj
Hays, Mary
lloniinrsmi, Clin
Henderson, K K 1
Jonm, Mrs C
JoiltlH, Mutllu
.lory, J O
Johnson, W W
holly. Soon
Laawnll. W H
Miiy A J
Mniinn, A
McCoy, Khnda,
Helton. Emma
"Mi'dano, L
MiTannov, J
MitOlun. J
I'ltohiobd, J itn
Ptllohford, Susan
Hummer, Win J
HENRY
HAbKM, Jan. 21, 1X77.
Plohas, Marr
Ramsey, J W
RllHSOll, Win
ItllHKOll. KlltlO
It'ihurmon, li W
Hwanson, Hmnn'J
H)ivtiir, Alice
Salisbury, Klla
HluimNiis, II F
Swoitzor, Jan
Kiownrt. w 2
Havers, It W 8
Hnydor, I)
Huiggs, 8
Simmons, Wrn
Simpson, W
Sorva. ii
siiaw, Clara
sentt, Anna,
Smith, K
Smith, T 0
Smith, H
Smith, Vlrgilta
Hiniili, .1 8
Tnml. It
Tnwnsond, Mrs S
Wold, ! II
William". H I!
Wallace, Kiln
WlllmniB, C IC
Wllinnl. A
Word, (finis
Whitney, VVin
Win kins, 1
White, 1.
West, Hurtle
Wrnnh, Mary
Winger, C II
Wtilnir, T C
Walker, M A
Word, Murv
Wallace, SKI!
Wilson, Margaret
Wriirht. A Ml
Walhum. K
Word, IIS
M.THATCIIUI., 1. M.
DliD
MAHZEY- In Ihlsc.llv. January -'!. 1H77. ol difi
thoria, Kuty A., daughter of Tho. Mnu.ey,
aged 1 1 year',
JACKSON -III tmilrevllle. Washington enmity,
Oregon, .Inuimrv 22, 1H77. Andrew Jackson,
aawl )i years, grandson of Suiniiol I'urkur, of
thlsulty.
Mi'MANlTS - In I'oFllnnd, .Inn. 2Hi, 1H77. Miw
Min-Riirnl M.)Miuui, in rnliKiim Mimnr Mar l.'e
imiIIo, ut flic i:inivoiit of tho Most Holy NaniOH
Our rraiitor will rcrootuhui' Slnlr Cuufilltt m the
ilanghUir of l'atrli k MnHiniiix, of tills tsltv. a
bountiful ymuiK liMly,grilimlo of Hie Academy
r tliB fcaurod Iluiirt of thin city, and who took
ttio vnil nliont two ywiv Hinci). Iiev Bt was
BlKiiit 'ift yi'iirn. llnr' l'imiiiliiH wnrn iiraimlit to
huMt. 'iinlV.diui'.!li von I, nttr liorvnlH, yHlnr
ilv, wlmru tlii-v witru onmreil Willi the i-nh-nm
rlii of the l.mhiihc ishunsh, to wln.'.h ulic imd ilii
otil hsr yoiiiiu IUu.
Srliiii'fcH ulmoiilt' jrll, H
Tunlr
Anu MamihakkI'iuji.-'J'liettc deumvtully celo
Imitetl and popular mudiuinua lmvH otlcuted a
mvalntitm in tho lit;iiliiig art, and proved the
tiilliuiy of several maxim whiidi lmvo for many
vjtn'obMtrnottMl thuproRreiiHof umdical iieionee.
Inl( fulMi unpjioBitiou tlmt "f :oiiHiimption in in
ciirAlo" dcUjrrt'd pliVHintaiia from attempting Ui
liiiirrmli; for tlmt ttiMiime, and pntiontti
Hiliotod Willi it riicouiiilo tlii-niwilveii to death
without making an ellort to csoa)0 from a
diKim which thiiy HiippoHtd to lw unavoiduhlu.
I t IB now provud, h iwnver, tliat OoiiHimiption
oaii be curiid, and that it Iujh U'lin ournd in a
vorjr great ihuiiIkt ofw; (houhs ol'tliMii ap
paroiitlvilcHiHii'tttcrincH) by rtohoiiuk'it i'tilmtmio
Hvrup aloiiu; and in ntlior mm hy tho
name mwlimim in eontiiotimi with Huhunnk'
Ki Wwd Tonic mid Miindi uUu I'ills, ono or
iKltll, ttKOOldillt' to till) ll(llil't!lllUllt of tho
am,
JJr. Kohunok himMilfwho r-ujoyud unintur
rnpted good hoiiltb for more than lurty youm,
wan luptKiMHl at otio time to lm at the vury (.'uto
of iloath, hid pliyiciatw having prmiorjnoud hi
i:am liojwlpaH, and nhandnnd him to bin futf.
Wo man ourwl hv tho nronmaid modioiniw, and
nirioo hi veoovBi-v, many thmiBandti- mmilarly
ffeeted hum umnl Dr. Hcbfiick'a pmparaUoua
with tin anrno niniurkiililu surewm.
I-'ull direct lima accimipany uaoli, making it
not alwolutidv ni.nntivy to iiBtnonally mm lr.
Hohonnk inilt-w p,ilii!iit wish their Innga ex
amined, and for thin purpura ho profcaHion
ailv at hut priucipiil ollk'i;, coruifr ot Hix'.hund
Xv'iih atrniiK, 1'hiladnlphia, ovory Monday,
wlii'i-o all lothsrs for advion mnat ho atldretttMHt.
Hc-hunek'a niudioitun arc aold by all drug
gintu. A Hrlli'I W illioul it INH'lor.
Though wo would by no nii.-ana bei undnrntood
ail iloprocating, hut ratiier as rocoinniRnding,
prnfeuaiooal aid in dinoanf , thoro aro mtiltitudca
of iiwtatictM when it in iiuit)iir iKici'BHary or oany
to obtain. A family provided witii a cnuipro
lienaivo liousohiild xu&o UKe HiuitoMor'a
Btomaidi iJitlorti, ia Mmnc-H:d of ft medimuial
rosonrou adotjimtu to motd oniorgoncioH iu which
medical advice would tits othorwiws needful.
That atot'liiig tonic and oorrootivu invariable
vimiedk'H, anil in auttioritivoly roi'omniondod
for duhility, indigetttiun, livor diiwrdur, an ir
liglilitr habit of hody, urinary and utoriuo
troubta, incipient rbmuimtimn and gout, and
nmnyothor ailmimhi, of fieipunt occurrence.
It eraiUoatra and prcvonls iniormittent and ro
mittont i'ovora, relievos mental duHpotidencj,
(iheok pruiimturo decay, and invigoraitu the
norvous and miwcnUir tirtBium. Bloei, diges
tion and appetite aro promoted hy it, and it in
extremely useful in overcoming the eflocta of
oxliauntimi and expoauro.
lollK-.
Kvury mm, at times, feola the neceily of
siinie roHtorativc of tho vital powers, doprvuHod
by montal or bodily exhaustion. . In auch con
dltinus, lot every one, inntead of Hying to tho
alcoholic or medical Btiiimlaittn, which tnunt bo
followed by ileprcHaioti cipial to their excitement
roinvigonito hit deranged nyntnm by the niiluinl
tonic eleliietitu of tho l'evm iiiu fiyrnp. Hold by
all druggiptH.
I lIMilieiteil 'ieMtiiMoii.v.
FAiili'ii'.nu, Me., April, 28, lSlil.
Ueiitloinou beting numeroua enrtiticatea iu
tho Maine Funner, endowing the nieritn of tho
Groat living Xloniedy. Wialar'n llalanm of Wild
Ohorry, I am induced and . I take great pleaauro
iu giving puhlieity to the groat cure ltacomii-
pliihod iu my family in the year 1851!. During
the Biimmur of tint year my son, Henry A.
Arolior, now piMtmiwIer iu thin place, w
attacked with npitting of blood, cough, wcui;
nousof lungn, and general debility, so much so
tixitonr family pliyaieiau ducliired him to have
a ''neiited consumption." Ho wan under nioili
cal treatment for a numlitr of aiontha, but re
ooiveduobeiietitfroni it. At length, from the
Holioitation of himself and othera, 1 wan induced
topurcha-ie ore bottle of Wiatar'n l!altini of
Wild Clieny, which bonetitttd him ao
much I obtained another, which iu a short time
reatored him to his u.nml atute of health. 1 can
safely recommt tid tho remedy to othera in like
condition, tor it in, i think, ull il purports to be
the great lung remedy for the times!
The above atateuient. gentlemen, id my vol
untary uttering to you in favor ot your Kaltam,
and ia at jour iliapuaul. Ah ever, yours.
Ami;w Auchuii.
Wagon Boad Sleeting.
The mHH tneetlng called at the Opera
Honne Monday evening waa very fully at
tended. Tbe meeting was organized by the
anleoiion of J. H. Bridges as Chairman, and
J. W, Kedington, (Secretary. The object of
the meeting wag to take into conniderallnn
the matter of raising funds for building a
watron road across tbe Caaoade mountains
over the Minto, or Mount Jett'orson, Pass. A
nnmberof gentlemen addressed the meet
lug, pledging their means and inlluenne in
aid of the unterprise. Messrs. G. H.Jones.
O. A. Heed and John Minto were appointed
a committee to draft, and suhmitan address
rsetof resolutions for publication. The
oi mmittee adopted the following:
Resolved, That the time has fully come
when the interests of the neople of this por
Hon of tbe "Willamette Vallsy will be by
them sadly neglected to longer diy the
opening of a good wagon road to Ktstern
Oregon, by Nature's highway through the
Cascade range of mountains the route of
the Bantiarn river.
Resolved, That we are fully persuaded
that this is tbe most feasible route for a great
thoroughfare connecting the central agricni
(nltnral and stock growing Interests of
Western and Rustern Oregon
Resolved, That, in our opinion with this
road to the l ies Chutes river, the Willamette
Valley would get a large immigraiion year
ly from the Eist, who would come by rail
to tbe most practicable points in Nevada for
fitting up lor overland travel, and thence
across the mountains, a distance not, as far
and by a better natural road than from the
Sacramento to the WlllameMee Valleys.
Resolved, That it is to the pecuniary inter
estsof the farmer, the stock grower, the me
chanic, tbe merchant and the banker, equal
ly alike, to give this enterprise spoerlv and
mutual aid, for without a combined i fl'ort of
the whole people the kind of road required
as a general thoroughfare, a people's high
way from east of the mountains to the gar
dun of Oregon, can never be made.
MARKET REPORT.
Horn is Lifk a Hundred Ybaiw Ago.
One hundred years ago not a pound of coal
or a ou bio foo1 of liluaiinatlng gas had been
burned in tbe country. No Iron stoves were
used and no contrivances for economizing
heat were employed nntil Dr. Franklin in
vented tbe iron framed fireplace which still
boars bis name. All tbe cooking and warm
ing In town and country were done by the
aid of lire kindled on a brick liearth or in
the brick oven. Pine knots or tallow can
dins furnished tbe light for the long winti r
nights, and supplied the place of rugs and
carpets. Tbe water used for household pur
poses was drawn from deep wells by the
creaking "sweep." No form of pump was
used In this country, so far as we can learn,
until after the commencement oi tbe pres
ent century. There were no friction matches
In those early days, by the aid of which a
Ure could lie easily kindled, and if the fire
"went out " on the hearth over night, and
the tinder, was damp bo the spark would
not catch, the alternative remained ot wad
ing through the snow a mile or so to bor
a brand of a neighbor. Only one room in
any house was warmed unless some of the
family was ill; in all the rest the tempera
ture was at zero during many nights in the
whiter. The men and women of a hundred
years ago undressed and went to their beds
in a temperature colder than that of our
modern barns and woodsheds, and they
never complained,
Another Good Word for Oregon-
The Boston Jrurnal of Commerce, has the
following, after making some remarks of a
general character it says :
"These reflections I was led into by exam
ining some oats and a sample of oatmeal
sent to the Exhibition by McLeran Bros., of
Portland, Oregon. This exhibit is perfectly
matoulesM of its kind. The oats of Oregon
must reach a perfection unknown to the rest
of the world, and they make into meal of
wonderful strengih and substance. A dis
tinguished chemist, who likewise examined
this disomy, told me that the weal which
these parties showed bad from 10 to 15 cents
tier cent, more gluten than any other he had
seen, and that it was possessed of nutritive
properties directly proportionate, xue weaK
aud etlote soils of tho liast cannot grow such
breadstull'ji as these! la addition to these
natural advantages the McLeran Brothers
have a thorough knowledge of the business
employ first-class machinery and pot brains
as well as oats into their prod uct. The J ury
of awards were highly pleased with the great
merits ot this meal and awarded to it a dip
loriiaof the very highest merit, with the
grand medal of honor. The address is
Mcliorau Bros,, Front street, Portland, Ore
gon."
Goon hoKsKS. The farmer wants good
horses. He dou't want plugs or scrubs. He
wauts horses to work with proper spirit, lie
wants tiorses that wtu readily sell in mar
ket when he has no use for them of good
size, stylo, action, carriage, lie wants hors
es that he can ride, drive before the bnggy,
carriaee, or farm wagon; that will walk lust,
and not tie all day lu traveling a lew miles,
He wants a horse of all work for he can't
afford to keep a ponderous draft team, and
then a buggy horse, and a saddle horse, and
acarrlHge team; nut ue wants a Morse ot mm
cicntsi.e, strength, activity, action, to till
all these places. This is the kind of horse
that is needed upon the farm. Breeds of
horses can be improved just as well as breeds
of cattle, sheep or swiue. Save tbe best, those
that are most intelligent, have greatest con
tilutional vigor, Quest size, style and action
,or the model farm horse, and you can make
money breeding horses as well as any oilier
sarin stock. Mural W orld.
During a severe storm of! the Cape of Good
Hope, the captain of the Kiug Cenric, 1,400
tous, iletoroiuieft to make trial ot throwing
oil upon the water. Two canvas clothes
bags wore obtained, and iuto each two gal-
lous of tine oil was poured, the bags being
punctured slightly, and Hung one over each
'juarter in tow of the vessel. The clUo!
was magical; the waves no longer broke
ever the poop and sides of the ship, but sev
eral yards away where the oil had spread
Itself over the surface, aud around the poop
in the wake of the vessel, was a large circuit
of calm water. The crew were thus able to
repair the damage with greater ease, and the
ship was relieved from the tremendous
shocks she had previously received from the
heavy seas. The two bags lasted two days,
after wtiioli, the worst fury of the gale hav
ing expanded itself, no more oil was used.
It s now disclosed that Ben Hill, in reply
ing to Fernando Wood's tlery out ineffective
speech in the Congressional caucus the other
night, said : "Perhaps the gentleman from
New York does not understand the conserv
ative etlect of a tifteen-inch shell with a luse
in a slate of combustion; I do."
81l,em. Jan. is, 1877.
F1.0CR, GRAIN, ETU.
Wheat, host white per bushel fi
ts, per bushel 8sl
C rn Meal, per lb 8fl
Flour, best, nor barrel 4 (Kifti
R ink wheal Flour, per lb 4f4
Bran, per ton ..It flOrt
S wtH, per ton, '25 (MM)
Middlings, per ton ...35 iW.ut
Oil Uako Meal, tier ton as law
Flax Seed, por lb , 2K"
Hay iter ton, new li (
" baled, per ton 1(1 (
OKOCKnisis.
S iifar, Han Fratiislaoo renned, per hbl Itf.'S
" Crushed H
" Powdered Vtut
" Granulated
Simp, per gallon Sini
Ttsa, .) it him . per lb .Mk
Tsjii, Imperial l ssr(w
0 ifl'oe, l lorta RUM, por lb 2.(J
juo., 2.!1
" Keno ,
" Java ava
Sill, Carmen Island r cwl
l.ivei-prini, coarse D
Liverpool, dairy tn
Bay , us
KK1I1TS, VIMETA1SI.IE8, ETC.
A iwles dried, nor lb fiTi
Pouches, dried, per lb ir,:i
P uma, dried, nor lb loful
P m, por biiKliol 4(Ku:
H laiip. por in Mm
I" itatoos, por bushel '50(a)
O.iions, por lb 50
BUTTKB, TOGS, ETC,
Mutter, fresh rolls, por lb 2.1
lluiter, jKu-'ked 20(i
Kges, per douon (it
Lard, jior lb l.Kn!
OILS, ETC.
Llnaoed Oil, boiled, per gallon. .
" raw
Lird Oil, por gallon
IJoal Oil, pergullon
N eatsi'ool oil, er gal lou
Tallow, per 11)....,
1 no
40
S
5 00
t
B-jef, buying
t'rk ' ....
Mutton "
veal " ....
Dried Beef.
l orn Beef.
Union
MKATS.
5 Soiling.,
5'7 "
Hams.
Siiouldcrs..
93 a
1 82
85fi
1 itm
. . !(3
.. W.ii
.. st
.. 8t
.. (t
.. CM
... (
...JoJ'd
... SK$
1 (10
1 0(1
J 50
27
I on
1 75
87
1 75
8S
2 (HI
10
12
12
10
10
15
8
15
20
124
1.F.ATHHH, ETC,
r rcnou i ;iii , .. , ...........
Krenoh Kip, .ier dozen
Oil and Oregon Calf, per dozen.. .
' Kip, "
R tnta Crius Sole, per lb
Hide, dry
' green
finer Skins, dry. per lb
" " dressed, per lb
Sloop Pelts
,.4!i WlO 75 00
.75 UUfolM) (Ml
,.80 OB'S! 42 00
,4S 0(Hl 65 00
, 270 29
7'.4 12
5
,. ItM 20
. 1 (KM J 50
. im 7a
Lyon's Kathaibon makes beautiful, glossy
Insurious hair; prevents its falling out or tnrn
ing grav. It has stood the the tost of 40 years
In charmingly perfumed, and has no rival.
Haoax's Magnolia Balm preserves and re
stores tho complexion; removes freckles, tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. lis application cannot be doubted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
A CARD.
To all who are suffering lroin the errors and
Indiscretions of yonih, early decay, nervous
weakness, losof manhood. &e I will scori a re
ceipt that will cure you, FKKE OF t'HARGK.
This great remedy was dlwoverod by atnissionarv
In ftoclb America. 8end a sell-add resseil envel
o,.elo the Kkv. Joseph T. Lnman, Station D
BiWe House. Kew York 'lltv. june 16 .
CHEMEKET& HOTEL.
SALEM
OE-EGrOIsr.
This F1DHT CLAS-i HOTEL, ooraptetel In all
Its appulntoteula. lias been lea--ct by - -r
S. F. MATHEWS,
Formerly of the HI. Charles Hotel, Albany, for
A I TtE R IVJ OF YEARS,
Ami Is now open to the public.
VllARQEti;
Per Day, from tl upwards, according to location
ot room and attendance desired.
Boa mi and Loduing Iroiu fj a week upwards.
Day Boa i:o, $ per week.
A Freo Omnibus to aud from" all .Traias-
From loins experience In Hotel but inoss, Mr
Mathews feels justified in expecting a lair share
of the patronage ol tho Traveling aud Home trade.
Try the CllICMEKIOTA once and you will call
again. deofilf
THE
Latent and Most Reliable In formation
alNiut the BLACK HILLS, Northern Wy
oming and the great Indian War will
nays lie louuil in the CHKVEKKi
Olde s t , La rgest
HKAlEhT and
J'.KST PAPER in
Wyoming.
a vein-
Centaur
Liniments.
Tlic;tiii-kc-MU Surest tiiKi lu up
't Reined en.
Physicians recommend, and Farriers declare
that no such remedies have ever beloro beim in
use. Words ara cheaii, but the proprietors of
thosoarlli-les will present trial hollies to medical
men. grai is, and will guarantee more rapid nr.d
sfitlla.'tory results than have ever bafore been
obtained,
TfifOirtnnr Miilmont. Whlto Wrapper,
will cure f'benmallKin. enrniiri:i. .imiium, k.,i.
actlc. Caked llrmKls, Sore Mpples. Frosted Feet,
Chlllbla'ns, gwellings, Snralns, ami any oriUnary
w.nsrr, bone asb muscle ailxent.
II. will extract the poison ot bites and slings, '
and heal burnt or sxalds without, n. ..jiiv i.n..t.
jaw. Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Breasts, F.arache,
i. in:n nun villaneous truptions readily
vield to lit treatment
tlonry Blajik, of Ada, ITardln Co., Ohio, savs
"My wife has had rheumatism for live years-no
rost, no leep, -viulil scarcely walk across the
floor. She is now oompletelv cured t.v the use of
Centanr Liniment. We all lee, thankful to von,
and recommend your wonderful medicine to" all
our friends."
James Hurd, of Zanesville, O., savs: The Cen
tliiir Liniment cured mv Neuralgia."
Alfred Tnsh, of Newark, writes: "Send me one
dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has
saved my leg. 1 want tndtstrlbnle it. &c."
The isle of this Liniment Is increasing rapidly.
ThrOiitiMir Liniment, Yellow Wrnpitec
is for t!ie tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MU1.ES AND ANIMALS.
We have tieie.- yet soon a case of Spavin,
Swoony. Ring-bone, Wind-sail. Rora'ches or Poll
Evil, which this Liniment would not siieedilv
benefit, and we never saw but a low cases which
It would not, cure. It will euro when anything
can. It is lolly to spend $20, for a Farrier, when
one dollar's worth of Centaur Liniment w ill do
Imttoi. Tixi following lsa sample of the testimony
produced:
J ttFFKKSON. Mo., Nov. 10. 1S7S.
"Sometirr.e ago I was shipping horses to St
Lonis. I got one badly crippled in the car. With
great, ditticulty I got him to the stable, on Fourth
ATcnne. The su,b!e-kee)er gave me a liotUe of
your i-eniaur Liniment, which I used with such
success that in two davs the horse was as active
and nearly well. I have been a reterinarv sur
geon lor Ihirtv years, but your Liniment 'bead!
anything I ever used.
A.J. M'CAItTY, Yeterlimrv burgeon."
For a postage stamp we will mail a Centaur Al
manac, containing hundreds of oertilicates from
every Staie iu the Union. These Liniments are
uow sold by all dealers in the country.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
V, Dey St., New York'
j A RARE CHANCE
i Tn get into a money-making business, Messrs.
Rfho & Cox offer for sale, Tor a short, time, what
I Is known a Coksor's Funny, at feirei wn, to
j rather with the Boat, Ro)ie, Ferry Houko, email,
and soiie2tacresol lnnd. Will sell the Mime at
I a great tarsaiii. Call and see i hem. jun 2d
FOUND,
A sum of money , which the owner c-m liavi; by
proving property and paying for (Ids notice.
Apply to JOHN' A. 8MI I'll.
Itiir.V.hv Sour the Alden Fruit Works.
A CARD.
8ALHM, January 2:1, 1877.
ilr. W. B. ICnossox-sir: 1 am using the Ad
justable Spring Bod which youj placed in my bed,
and after using it, I take i(-calpleaMire inlaying
that It l more comfortable and better Ihanj any
w hich I have over used. E. K. Coockk.
j'Jllf
IK UMII
uc
LEADER
i,si uiiiii-uea
in 1870.
imilv. 1 a moiith-iHO
week i", ;im. i m. l..o 1 year,
2,riii: single copy.10 els. U.CLAFCKt,
Publisher, Cheyenne. Wyoming.
HILLS
THRESHERS
CHANGED AND REPAIRED.
tAM PB.KP.VBKD TO MA KB IMPORTANT
changes or any rejmirs in 'Il-reshlug Ma
chines, on .Mliort notice. When machines lire In
clined to "crack" the grains, I am in itosseseton
of knowledge and exiioiienoe to enable me to
change mid repair Iu such a manner an to make
my work of grout value to the ewuor of the ma
chine and hi customers.
I let'ci" nil needing such work to li. Wiesuor, I.
Stevcus, N. CawiKxl and David Newsome.
WJL.'JAM DONALDSON
Address me at ftalem, Oreson, augll
AT
Tl'l i;U"W STATION,
G. A. McNEIL & SON.
NG ALL ROUND, $2.
JI;ii'k, A'ai and Piowwork s sioiaUy.
I. O. C. T.
CAPITAL LODGE, No. IL meets erevy Satur
day evouliiK at Ik o'clock. S TQ coi ner of Siat
tnd Liberty Streets. teplSdti
TO RENT.
A gooil farm to rent on fiivorablo terms.
Apply soon to . R.kkjj A .ox.
jan'i1:lw
DANCINC SCHOOL,
At Reed's Opera House. Friday evening, Jan. 25,
1877, under the management of Prof. F. M.
Day and wife; will teach all the latest styles ot
dancing, consisting of Boston dip glide, Sara
toga and Now York movements. jan 23
WANTED.
Two or thro.' live energetic men can find per
manent ami profitable emp'oyment tn a light gen
teel business by applying at once at the office oi
tbe Commercial Hoi el, Salem.
fanS&tt lt4 uni.E A Wi lls.
NOTICE.
The City Treasurer will hereafter be tbunil at
the office of Salem fias Light Company, Cheme
keta street, near Front. Office hours from 10 A.
M. to 3 P. M. MILES M. MILLER,
City Treasurer.
Salem, Jan 2 1877:lw.
OTHERS.
'ri is the result or 20 vears experiments,
by Dr. Karmiel Pitcher, of Massachusetts. It is g
vegetable preralion as effective as Castor .Oil,
but perfectly pleasant to the instp. Tf ,-jin 1 tuk.
en by the youngest iniant, and neither gas nor
gripes. Dr. A. J. Green, of Koyston, Ind., says
of it:
iks:-I hare hied the Cnstnria andean speak
highly of its merits it will, I think, do away en
tirely with Oslor Oil; it is pleasant and harmless,
and Is wondenully efficacious as an aperient and
laxative. It is the verv thing.
The Camoria destroys worms, reaulates the
Stomach, cures Wind Colic, and riermitsof natur
al healthy sleep. It is very efficacious In Croup,
and ltn- Teething Children. Honey is not pleas,
anler io the taste, and Castor Oil is not so certain
in its effects. It costs but. 35 cents, iu large bottle.
J. B.iRwsE, &;Co.. 4 Dey St., New York,
oct 1-lSt
Who may be suffering from (he effect oi youth
ful lollies or indiscretion, will do well to avail
themselves of this, the greatest lioon ever laid
at the altar ol suii'cr ng huraanit v. US,, SPIN
KEY will gnaraniee to forfeit . jjOO for ever v
case oi seminal weakness, or private disease f
any kind or cliaracier which be midei takes
and falls to cure. He would therefore say to
the uni'ortiiimte sufl'erer who mav rend this
notice, that you are treading upon "dangerous
ground when you longer delay in seeking the
proper remedy for your complaint. You may
be in the tir.-i singe; remember you are ap
proaching the laat. if you are bordering upon
the last, and are suffering some or all of its ill
effects, remember tmit li you persist in pro
orasilnaitim, Hie time mast come when the
most skillful physician can render vou no as
sistance; when the door ol'boie will be closed
against you, when no angel of mercy can
bring you relief. In no case has the doctor
lailed of success. Then let not despair work
upon your imagination, but avail vuiirseifof
the beneficial results of his treat niert before
your case is beyond the reach c t' medical skill,
or before grim death hurries vou to a prema
ture grave, Fuil course of treatment Ji 00.
Semi money bv Postotlice order or Express
with full description of case.
Call, or address,
DR. A. B- SPINNEY,
No. 11 Kearny street, sau Francfoco.
aeplftd&wly
Hi!
UST ISSUED 200TH EDITION.
I
REVISED AUDCORRKCTKD BY THE A17TBOK,
K. e I". CtKTIS, M. n,, Etc,
A Medical essay on the cause and cure of pre
matere decline In man, showing huw health is losi
and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis el
the impediments to marriage, the treatment ot
nervous aod physical debility, exhausted vitality
and all other disease apjieruilning thereto; there
suit ot tw enty years successful practice.
CrKTis us " Manhood. "Ti,..i-o m .,n
ber of sncicCy by whom this hook will not lie found
iisetul, whether he be invent, preceptor or clergy
ami.tMnrt:m 'J'imrs.
Cuivris on "Makhooi."-T1iU book should
uk reau oy tne young lor instruction, and bv tin
iltltceil lor relief ; it will injure no one. Mt divtil
l'nce- Ono Dollar, riv m.iil or e press. Ad
dress the author, DR. ClUill, 520 .Suiter btreei,
or P. O. Box 3a7 Sau KraiwUio. Cal. auglv "
FARMERS
G?F0S?TI0"
LINE.
TO KIOKOPOLY.
MI8CELLA?fEOlTH.
J. B. ROBINSON,
IMVCCWWIB To McKENSIK & ROllINKON,
For one of ht
SIXO-3E3L XjI3P23,
ou
LITTLE CHURCH, 'ROUND THE CORNER
CIGARS. '
Also, the best of Lipuors always "on
hand,
At P. 1). PALMER'S old stand. Commnreuil fit.
"DROP AROUND ANHIJSAMPLE.
nov 1
DAH
ALOOH
COMMERCIAL STREET,
I He twee ii stale mul onrt.
A A.WAVS O.f HAND A FLE t ASSORT
JrSL ment of choice
LtQUQHS, W.niS & CIGARS.
Two olesant Phelan's combination cushion bfl
llartl tables.
Kvnrvbuly treated bandsomelv and made at
T J- ; A "IvINS, Proprietor.
Jas. L. Folks, Ast. Manager. sepHtf
The sw-ift. ruunln;
freight, packet
s.
CliplHin,
PC1ISKII,
light draft pavseiiyer and
T. CHURCH,
J. W. imllKA.V
; : ; : DO:. Mil'CLLY.
Will ply regularly bol ween I'ort'aud and Cor
vallis, sloppingai all the iiilernusllule ixiinls.
For rates of freight and ia.sag' apply at
FA UMKRis' VA RKU ll'SL,
Foot of I'nion street, Salem.
Jan. 11, l,S7ii. -tf
PRICE REDUCED.
HAIR, CIJTTTN'tt 23 CENTS -Hair cutting
from this date, In the most fashionable style, for
25 cents. A close comfortable shave, with all the
fixing, always obtainable. A. E. Deitzel.
jan 21:lf Proprietor.
LOST.
Between Silverton and Mr. Kavanah's residence
on the Salem and Silverton road, a black pocket
book, containing county order No. 138ft, issued
Jan 5th, 1877, for $149, payable to A. D. Polly or
bearer. The pa? ment of the order has been
stopjied and all persons are hereby w arned not to
use it, if found. A. D. POLLY.
ian21:2w
WOODBURN NURSERY.
J. II. SETTIiEMIEK, - - Irop'r.
9
VLYES
FRUIT, SHADE, ORNA
uiental and Nut t'reus,
AND SIIEUBBDRY
Constantly on hanil
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A tine seeffnd-hand wood Turning Itthe,in good
order, for sale cheap. Who wants it. Address
BOOTIIBY 4 S t'APLKTON.
Janltf Sitlem, Oregon.
VOCAL MUSIC.
(LASS rUB HEGIIXERS.
MISS ELLEN J. CHAMBEBLTNysiW opon
a class for Boysand Girls wishing to learn tho ru
diments of Vocal Music at her residence on Front
street; The first class will meet Saturday after
noon, Ihe20th Inst., at 2 o'clock, and every sue-
cecdirg Saturday at Ihesamo hour until further
notice.
This is an excellent opportunity for boys and
girls to learn to rea and imdcrstanugMuslo.
Tkiims :::::::; ji.oa per month
AGENTS.
13 Elegmt f)il Chromns,
size, tlx 11, by mail, preimld.
a tor sl.tio senil mlttri'SH lnr
uustraieu uataiogue. t . Ml. NSdN. Jr.,
jan t:dwly 10 (jeary streets, Snti Francl.-;n.
Send for Calalrg le and Price List.
Address J. H. SKTTI.EtlJEJt,
T ,, WtKxlbum.
Wondbnm. Marion county, Oregon,
nll-d&wtf
A .TORY
...AND....
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
The Halsev Clipper Plows,
)f all sizes on hand and made to order. Thes
Plows do the best work in stubble and sod
plowing, and are in general use
among farmers In Linn Co.
Eorse Shoeing, Wagon and Hack
WOEK
Done promptly. Plows and all work warrante-.',
and put up at lowest rates.
C. H. PAINE, IProp.-
decUnt Halsev. Oregon
LookHr !
J. M. COULTER
fS NOT DEAD NOR F.T SLEEPING, Bl J
is alive and kicking, and ready to funusli ' en
witk all kinds of
is
Salem or East Portlar.i.l.
Shop in Salem on the lot where I built the brm
on Commercial street. Shop in .East lVnlanu t.
iiie landing 1 1 tie starn street terry.
KilS All work warranted of the best, fobl'iti'
WOTSCE.
The'-e are funds in the City Treasury sufficient
to pay all warrants up to and including No. 225,
of 1875. Interest on such warrants cease from
tills dale. MILES M. MILLER,
City Treasurer.
Per i;ko. Williams, Dep.
Salem, Oregon, Jan. 101 h, 1877.
A WARNING.
T.iias this t.v time. A sure euro aud preven
tative for riip'.bsria. Agents will be around ev
ery day lor one week, commencing January 4th,
will) Dr. J. B, lirant's remedy ami preventative.
One dollar per bottle. F. S. MrNEIL,
tieneral Agent ; may be found at the Commer
cial Hotel. Jan. G, 1877.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Citizens of Salem: In view if tho many
deaths occurring from dlptlieria and the preva
lence of throat diseases among adults, I make the
following offer :
I will receive children lor (he TurkUh baths for
the next two weeks at half price.
These baths are calculated to stay or slop I he
disease at Its iirst appearance, or tu want it off
before it has become fully settled. Parents are
requested to come with their children to the
bath rooms. Mas. Du. A. I.. Davis,
A GERMAN SCHOOL.
Mas. M. A. Zf.iseu will open a Oei'maii
school at tho Mansion House on Tuesday, the 2d
of January, for children. The Herman and
English languages will be taught iu connection.
.ic.c-i vim ;ti?,o nave u lii'inian class on
Monday evening of each week for young gentle
men wishing to learn to speak and read the latt
guage. t
Terms. $ ;, per lerni of three month.
NOTICE.
Mr. Henry Stales is authorized to iil stuck and
receive subscriptions In aid ut the Mount Jeffer
son Pass Wagon Road. FRANK COOPER,
janti-Sw. Agent fur Company.
MT. JEEFESON ROAD MEETINGS
.Meetings iu the hilerest of the Mount Jefferson
Pass Wagon Road, will be held at Smith's Ferrv,
SALEli MARKET,
WlW. HAWXINS,3Proprlotor.
1 PROPOSES TO DO A FmST-OLA5S Ti
ness p:iyiug tho highest markot price"
Beef, Poll, MnttoJi, Poultry, Etc
All articles sold at low prices. Market, con
of Court and High Sti-eets,
l-.STAni.ISHED 1889.
II. S. & A. t. LACin,
t t o n o y h - it t - JL. n '.' ,
529 Seventh St., Washington, B.C.
ISVENTOKS.
Wc procure patents In all countries. J,
TOBSKY KICKS IN ADVANl'K. No charge l'i- i .
the patent Is granted. No lees i'nr makinv
liuiinaiy examinations. No additional IV, -obtaining
and conducting a rehearing. :,, ,- ,i
attt'iiiiou given to liitoiierence cases het'ci,' , .
i'aleiit Ollice, Extensions beloro Congre- I -frlngetnent
Suils in diiVerenl States, and ait li -tion
nptiertaing to Inventions or Patent?. .i
S'l'AMl' Foil l'AiH'Ul.Kr(ilvI,N'ti WU. Ix-;'v I
THl.XS.
I XlTlll) S PATES COl'KTS A.N 9 BEFA UT1I ! ?
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court
United States. Court of Claims, Court of Cci
.doners ol Alabama Claims, Souili' i-iiClaiin
lllision, and all classes of war clal'vis befov
Executive Departinenis,
AUKEAUSIIK FAY AND llul vTY.
Okfu kps, soi.wkhs, and saiiiOiis of H
war, or thtur holes, aro in many case enti:
money li-iitn the govermneni, of wliii-h tlu-i
no knowledge. W rite full history of -ei-vi.i
sluio atnouiit of pay and bounlv l-ecen t-O
close stamp, and a lull reply, atVer exuiiri
wiii he given you without charge.
PKKS10N8.
All oiiicKti, soi,i)ii;us. and mhoi:1- ..
ed. ruiiuri';l, or Injured in tho late war, p., .,
-liglilli-, aru enliiied to and can obuiiu a pi
t'N ITKI1 S r ATI'S O KNKHAt. LAND OI'l ,.
Contested Land Case.-, Private I, ami
Milling, Pre-euiition imd Homestead Cae
cuted betorc llietieneial band Ollice ami i ,
uu'ul ot Ibe linerior.
LAND WAURANTS.
We pay cash for Ituunly Land Waia-an'
wti tiiMte i-orresiion donee w ith all parm- t
any lor sale, una give Jull and exniicii i
tionji vlieiv assigninenlsare nnpeiicci;.
We it nul net our business in se on rule Itn.
January 12,1877, at 11 o'olotk. A. M.; Slaylon, ..'vpeiienccd lawyers, and give tair oil,''
Jan. I.;, at 11 o'clock, A. 51.; Turner's Station, Jtm; sonal siiiiervision to every imporiant nupe:
JU, at ii.. .M aud at Milem, Jan 22, at 7 P. M.
jaii.:2v
WEST SHORE.
Subscriptions received at I ha Po-l Office tor Hie
Regulur Edition and tno HoHilay Numlier of the
West Shore, by I1L1S 1). RICKEV.
dlClw.
J. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
CO.MJIKUCIAL SlKEer.
i paril iu each ca.e. I'roniplesl. aileutii,
curediuall buine.-s entrusted tons. i,i,,
! It. ,s, A A. P. 1. VCKY, Alloriiei ,
j Washington, t. .
Any i.erson de-iring inforinatlon n 1 ,
slaiidingand reion.ihllily of the members i
linn will, on reiiies(, b? furnished with aia'i-
tory reference m bis viciniiv or Congro-t,
I district
,ial
Lots in North Salem.
tWILL SELL BLOCKS OR LOTS IN NORTH
Salem, lower than have been offeree ,
ISoO, Now is thoclmnoe to securea borne t r
terms apply to J. 11. UcCLA X I ,
marchlfl