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GOOD NEWS1--GLAD TIDINGS! .
The
gentlemen
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The following account of tho late
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doings of a fiend incarnate is taken good news far its readers this week,
paign are men of integrity, probity
from the Sonoim (CaI y Democrat. which, will send j^thrill of joy over the and unexceptionable habits, noue of
enjire country. First* we have the
The RevicvV suggests the Wolvarine Ung-expccted Proclamation of Peace, whom sought the positions assigned
_ Hawkings may be the chap described, which bps at last been issued- Mil theg}. They are men who have busi
but wc beg leave t > di—ent, for the rea itary rule has cea%e<i, the reign of ness of their own, and are generally
found attending to it.
son that no such a beast as Hawkins shoulder-straps is over with, and that,
Mi. Thomas Standley, whose name
great and mighty“ war power,” which
could ever gain the coofidcucc of any for five’ long years has been the cause appears first on the representative tick
community br fuuiily-of respectabili- : for every ¿ort of wickedness, oppres- et, lives in North Fork Precinct, where
tyras it would "appear~tlic outraged sioh and cruelty, is, wo _fain would he lias-his capitaLinvested in a-Four-
rng mtH-and other- M ac h ine ry whic h
family in California, arc,
<*». - hope, banished from our country forev
is of vsrt advantage to the people of
Boyak in is making abolition Speeches er. The revengful Mongrelists grit the whole Country, Mr. Standley is
their teeth in rage, and baffled enemies
in California, at ¡»resent, and it may be of self-govenmeut howl in anger and honest
competent, and therefore
the .it : . ; whois guilty of the dismay^ but the lovers of Justice and popular, and if elected will make us a
awful_ crime described below,« had Liberty everywhere rejoice. ¿Second. good represntative, and one of whom
the people of the County will have, we
_inide his acquaintance. If so, his The U. S. Supreme Court has decided j are «are, just reason to be prowl--------
that Military Coramisjioui cannpt try
conduct was very natural.
Mr. C. II. Burch, the other candi«
civilians, and has ordered tho dis
A Monstrous Crime.
date
for Reprcsutative, resides ’near
charge of Dr. Bowles and other alleg
Our moral and quiet town lias lately ed conspirators In Indiana, wbo were Amity. Mr. Burchjs well posted, a
been the theatre of an act the most sentenced to death by one of the uian of fair1 abilities, a ready debater
revolting and brutal of any named in drupi-heaiTcourt martials that a few and will make a vigorous and cre,dita-
ble eeuvusa. Hi* i nter es t s, like tho«e
the catalogue of human crimes—in com months ago h»-14 fuH sway-in the West. of Mr. Standley, are thoroughly iden
Let the shoulder-strap gentry look out
" parison to which arson is a Vcjatrof for thems e lvo s.-------- ———44—_ tified with the interests and progress
„ -fenpe, and t uur d on -a charity.... The-ait'
Fianlly, we have the Ootinecticut of the County. Mr. Burch will make
~ thot of this foul offence is a no less dis- election, in which the Mongrel ma- a prompt and useful Representative.
tati
(incruished character thin Dr. J. L jority is cut down in oneyear from 11,
Downin-.-?-!-mb;.r.¿f th^^fate d.egis- 000 to BOO, and which might have Mr. John G. Baker, is too well known
.latnrCj .Chief officer of the good Teua- been overcome entirley if a genuine to Yamhillians to need any eulogy at
" pTars, uliccuseirPreacher of the Chris Democrat, on a true i-sue, had been our hands^ He has resided ii> Yam
tian (Camphellite) denomination’,- and in the field. As it is, there is no room hill County about as long as any one
in it, knows all the wants of the peu-
~ practicing. Physician and one of the for the Mono-
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A t least two - thirds of tue -
DrsyASFH with which the human fam
ily are afflicted, are brought on by the
attcDtiôn to the condition of For diseases having their Origin from the
Impurity of the blood and derange^ «.
the blood. Whenever tho blood be
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comes impure, no matter from what
of the System.
cause, the effects.of such impurity arc
HIS BLOOD PURIFIER is a concen-
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immediately felt, either in one way
rated compound of Sarsaparilla, Yd. '
or anotbet ; and unless measures arc
low Dock, Wild Cherryj Dandelion, with
at one taken to remove -euch impuri
Iodide of potass, and several other of the
ties, the whole system becomes affec .most efficacions remedies known in the
ted, and a long it of sickness and vegetable world, and will exert an inune-
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sometimes death is the result. Dr. I diate effect on the system, and if persisted
KàWiO Adaltre, i i wel|»known Oh e m - i TnlfiFTCHSonable length of time, will er»d—
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Francisco, hftfl
has ilìsPnVPrPil
discovered ' icatc all latent poison from the blood.
certain herbs and roots, mostly of Cal ’ IT CONTAINS NO MERCURY OR
MINERAL FOISON-
ifornia growth, which he has combined
with Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potas,
For. Sale by all Druggists.
and succeeded in procuring a Medicine
Price 75 Cts. per Bottle.
no. 16,8m.
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Blood Cures Scrofula or king’s evil, Tumors, Ul
all impurities, of whatever naturo, and cera, Sore, Eruptions, ,,i,uP’®sL
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to perfect
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bust health . The preparation is worm, Cancer er Cancerous Tumors,
called “ A dams ’ B lood P urifier ,” ■ Sore Eyes, Female Disease, Liver Coin-
and is fi r s a l e at w hol e sale a* -t he—- -hilaiiits, IHnpepsla, Co s t i v e ne aa, Dr ops y, __
I Sick Heailacbc, Rhematism in all it&forhis
U nited S tates D rug S tore ,
Corner of Bush and Powell Sts, San 4_Sore mCuth, etc., and in fact all diseases
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Asylum. .The victim of his crime is great wave of reaction has commenced
a fatherless girl, scarce sixteen years to roll over the land which,. if.the De- the administration of the affairs of the
of aje, of mudest.d^iueanor, g<ntle and, mocra/FrihbW with all therif might, County.
e nfiding, heretofore of unsullied rep can bo increased to such a volume as ’'•For the office of County
__ CJerk, Mr.
ufotion am! connected. with one of •to
< drown the Abolition traitors and|N. B. Bean, a gentleman of good busi-
- our ¿»pat respected-families. Her -it- scoundrds as irremediably as the ante ness qualifications, and in all respects
uation was not suspected by her near- diluvians were swallowed up in the competent to discharge .the duties of
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est fridnds until n shoit time 'since. Deluge. Let every true man take the office, presents his claims for' the
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ger jbe_ 1 ’ nv -li'cd, courage and work on. /The day of our consideraion of the Democracy of Yam
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sK e con i esst/t a 11. r e v c a 1 i ii g—tlw—name Aplivpr.ince draweth nigh.
hill County.
Dr, White, our candidate for Coun
of the author of |icr ru-im_- '/ he l>oc-
ty Treasurer, crosseil the ptain>* from
~tor arrived in—t own, from h; s_ afiem
W ho is in F avor of T r a io rh ?— Illinniq iii ’63. lie has identified
• dance on the Lr^tsi.iture, on Saturday
himself permanently with us, by pur-
---- - last.—Th e frieudsad’ tl ie-girl wero on Here is what the New York
says : Judge, voters of. Oregon, the
------ ^i-he-'teok-ewfrteh i m at- s igh t, but-t Feason the Soli tfiernr" members a re re• chaseiBg aud itepr^viug property with
were prevented from doing so by the I
the .intention of making Lafayette his
fused admission. Read it. Give it to
permanant home. The Dr. is thorough
Ttmely Warning and active interferancc
your
loyal neighbors :
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7 < f satire of our citizens who still hoped
ly qualified for the position, is prompt
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it. . be
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distinctly understood
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actions, is a gentleman of exemplary
>f the Doctof’s friends. * . He sent for represented in Congress, it is because habits, and is a hilghly respected citi-
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they deny all right of represntation or
ietrin'Att'Uf the relations in any way
denyiag ih c char zein toto, and prom power of selLprotection to the blacks. effecting the social standing of a gentle
ising, ifjbis life was spared, to clear Show U3 a single State which admits man. He will make a popular Treas
her [»lacks to vote on a like intellectu
up the whole- matter. On Sunday
al, educational, moral and pecuniary urer.
' j irnipg, a committee consisting of|
Mr. J. W. Burnett, our candidate
basik with her whites, and we willurge
uur most substantial and impartial
for
Sheriff,
.is an old
Oregonian,
and a
the
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instant cl admission
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■ Of .that State^T*1^ wpectea ciuxe-n. He is well
Hwi
confronted him with his victim. The though {hey Be
all- ex-rebel generals -‘W ^ed fi^e.^pnjto-which he
.. .....T^irtrelated in a snxrpte ancT”F^aest ofthc most olmnxious type-
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had 1 mninr.
manner the circumstances. The Doc-
ted mvnn
even if
if Hin
the nnnnaitlAn
opposition had
a major
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tor hud been an acquaintance of . her
ity in the County.
C onsistency .—Some two years
parents before their marriage;; fro^p
For School Superintendent, M. R.
’ her earliest recollection she had known since “ Old Flax Brakte,” otherwise Cary presents himself for our suffrage.
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him as the physician, the minister George 11» Williams, now U. S. Sen Mr: Cary is a young man of fair rom
——and the confidential friend of the fam- ator from Oregon, declared in a public isc.and has education sufficient to serve
—----- ily. After the death of her father she speech, that “ President Lincoln was with credit to himself, and profit to
had been-thrown much into his com- the fiesh and bones of the ■ Govern the Schc
School interests of the County
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pany and upon his care,, and reposed ment,’’ and that no man was loyal who . For County Commissioners Messrs.
- perfect faith in him. While she was refused to support him. We now find A. II. Roberts and Wm Hanraare
yet a school-girl he the senior of her this same George II. Wiliams leagued our candidates. We have not had the
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father,
commenced
exercising
an influ- with the Stevens and Sumners in a pleasure of a personal acquaintance
------ mre, in the treble c apa c i t y of minis’ wild crusade against the President. with these gentlemen", but are sure
ter, doetor and friend, calculated to Query—If it was treason two years ago they will make good officers.
awaken a sexuel consciousness and to oppose the President, is it Sny less
For County Surveyor, Robert Shook
corrupt her mind. He systematically now ? 'And if so, does not Senator appeals t) the Democracy for their
pursued thii hellish course of moral Williams, according .to his own teach support He will make a good Survey
debauchery until he finally accom- ings, stand a selfconvicted traitor ? or—the County needs one.
plishe his purposes, in his own hou«c, —W. W. Statesman.
‘ Dr. A. B. Westerfield is a candidate
while his wife was absent, and this
for Coroner—he, as well as the ballance
ytJbng girl, then but fifteen years of
of
the ticket will be elected. The
“ T iie T ribune is understood to
age, was staying there as a companion
handwriting
is on the wall.
be .an advocate of universal suffrage,
to his children of abont the same age.
COUNTY CANVASS.
-After this he used all his arts and in and in favor of admitting the darkey
to the polls on the same terms as the
fluence to pursuade her to enter upon-
We
hope
the Democracy will turn
white man.''—-Sunday Mercury.
. ... a life of“ pleasuro” and infamy, in or
—The Mercury has no right to out as one man to hear our County
der to guard against his own exposure.
Candidates explain their positions be
No man who beard this straigbtfor-. speak of our views on this vital mat
watd statement had a rimainingdoubt ter as (i understood,” when they have fore the people. We have the advan
of the Doctor’s guilt, and all who had been a thousand times expressed as tage decidedly of our radical brethren
heretefi re been his friends, regarded clearly as our mother tongue will al- in the way of canvassors. Every
h:m with loathing and abhorrence. low. The Tribune does, indeed, be
He no longer affected injured inno- lieve in admitting Blacks to vote on body knows Jery Lampson’s gate, and
cenc, but in the most abject manner equal term» with White». —*N. Y. as for Lauglin, as soon as he can secure
pleaded for his life. We fear his hu —Tribune.
a team of sufficient capacity to haul
miliation and his prayers would have
that “ Book Catalogue” for the Lyce
availed him little had they not been T iiat ’ s the way T he money goes .—
um, he will be off after it, and so not
seconded by his amible and heart-bro
There is a bill before Congress, of he in the canvass at all. Messrs Stan
ken wife, for whom all entertained
profound sympathy and respect ’ that fered by Thad Steven«, appropriating dley and Burch will make themselves
night he escaped from the town and $11,584,000 for the freedmen’s Bu useful throughout the campaign. Dr.
was last heara from at Napa early oq reau for the year commencing the 1st White will take the stump also, and
Monday morning. We are glad our of January, 1866, tfti follows! Salaries will prove himself more than a match
town has beep saved the scandal of of assistant Commissioners, 8147,500; for the ablest oflhe opposing candi
<882,800, stationery and prin
an awful execution. No punishment clerks,
ting, 863,000.;. quarters and fuel. 8 ¡5, dates. ______ . ( ■ -
which mvn can inflict would.be com
29. But the elders and wise men
mensurate with his crime. God alone 900; clothing for distribution. 81,750,
000
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commissary
$23/»,7
50,
transpor
said,
“ Nay rather let them be, that
can deal righteously with such black
tation,
8108.000;
school
superinten
they
may die of their own spleen and
hearted treason to society.
dents, $21,000 ; sites for schoolhouses bitterness, and
their name , be
Mr- M. R. Cary ii^ffienng bargains and Asylums, 83,000.000; telegrah- come a proverd to the people.—Lan-
iug, 818000.
in Book«, dry goeds and notions.
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has purchased thè entire-stock of Adam»’ Blood Purifier
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NLIKE Most preparations for purfy-
ing tho blood, This Purifier does not
contain
mercury in any shape. Il exerts
of Mr. Deal, in Dayton, Oregon, where
may be found at all times a complete stock an Immediate ittilucncv upon the system,
and-if t&*»-u& ol ilis -pcrsi*i®d in ior-a
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CÛNCÛRD, STALE and TEAM - 4- ati latent - po inc u from tec blo o d a nd
' .store the patient to perfect health.
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Elegia. aftd..lhmbk,
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SADDLES
from the Skin,
ADAMS’ BLOOD PURFIER
WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE!
ef all description..
OFTHE ÂTÆT'
with or without Hoops.
(lure For
W .tips, Spurs, ‘¡Sinchvs, Leggings, ic
11« also, keeps on hand o completo -
block vi all description ul
I rpms MEDICINE Is A Purdy Veget-
I _L able prcparlion, and has never been
HARNESS LEATHER
known to laiTTn affecting a permiheht
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-cure inthc following cases:
(Which he will disposed to tho
; A gic , A nxiety , Loss or A ppetite A sth
ma , B konchetis , R heumatism , C holera
trade at bargains.
morbus ^ C onvulsions , C holic , DV sentes
' ryf D ei . ikh M T hemens , M ental or P iiy
SADDLERY FURNISHING GOODS, sical D lbiltty , JtYsEErsrA, G out , F its ,
H eadache , H ystetics , H eaut D isease ,
uchas Stirrups,Buckles and Rings, which P alsy , I mbecility , I mpotence , SurprEss
he is able to sell at lower figures than ed M ensvs , N eutalgia , Pi.rricr, R est -
such goods can be purchased elsvwhere le^sness, SU VITUS’ DANCE, Stricture,
Tic Doloreux, Whooping Cougb, Etc.
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8«B„The highest Market price paid for be published, sufficient to satisfy the most
Hides and produce.
skeptical that this medicine is all the dis
coverer claims for it. 1’ersous with *ny
By»promptitude in business 1 hope to of the above diseases, Will do well to give
merit a lair share of the trade in my line. it a trial before dosing themselves with •
Repairing done op short notice.
mineral poisons; that, while they some
times
afford temporary relief, always leave •
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side of the river, who purchase the ease, oftentimes far worse than that which
they are given to cure.
amount of five dollars, will be entitled
Wat C m Nervous Antidote
to feriage at my expense.
la a perfectly harmless preparation, and
8. C. STILES.
can
t»e giverr-to an infant without fear of •
Dayton, February Gib, 1866.
injury.
In- fact, there are many persons
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it to crying babies as a soothing
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syrup, with miraculous effect.
The Antidote is fpr sale by all, Druggists.
Steamer Union.
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ERSONS TROUBLED Wl TH Wake
fulness will find great relief inthfr
NTIL further noticcu- lhis Steamer j ^WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE I
’wnrieave
I Watt9* Nervous Antidote» >
LAFAYETTE
all diseases having their origin in
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday C'lures
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derangement
the Nervous System.
morning, connecting at Cancmah with The preparation is of perfectly
harmless, and
the Boats for
can be given to a Child with per feet safety.
PORTLAND. .
SAMUEL ADAMS, Druggist
For Freight and passage, apply onboard.
Lafayette, Feb. 27, J. OlLLER, I Cor. Bush & Powell ata., San Frau«
Master, cisco.
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