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AGENTS TOR THE COtTAXQR.
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The following are our duly authorized to as many Representatives as California, ch
agents to receive and receipt for subscriptions while having a smaller voting population.
and advertisements for the C ourier :
J. J. Knowlton <t Co.,
San Francisco.
L. P. Fisher,
Dr. H. F. White, . » •
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Lafayette.
Hon., C. H. Burch,
. . Amity.
Dr. J. Dodsctf, . .
r; . Dayton
Hon. W. T. Newby > •
McMinnville.
Andrew Baker, .
. , Muddy.
J. M. Fryer, • . .
North Fork.
Hon. A. Shuck, . <
West Chehalem.
D. Ramsey, . .
. East Chehalem.
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Marion Hendrix, .
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T. J. Lovelady, .
. . . . Dallas.
Hr. G. B. Davidson, . . . . . Tillsmook.
qr. T. A. Bailey, . . ’ . . . Forest Grove.
*Wm. Blanchard. .... . . Hillsboro.
PORTLAND,
.H on . JonN H enry S mith ,
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of the services of a
can find one by call-
ette. Chimneys built
no
Pose;
Like most of the managers of his party,
the Oregonian man never sees the other
side of the picture until it is too late to
avert the humiliation that must follow
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the injustice of the inequality as between o’clock p. M., ton th
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California and South Carolina. Now month. fl
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receipt of.a letter stating the disease with*
symptoms, the age and sex ofthe patient'
THE FEMALE MEDICINFS.
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L SIMPSON keeps a first class Fami-
• ly Grocery in Ltffty etto, where can be Discovered and used by the Resident Phys*
at all tim£s found - . all the
__ Bti aple articles in the iciln, are the only remedies which are safe
and sure to have the effect. The large number
Family supply line, besides '
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Miscellaneous Assortment of I guarantee of their success,
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USEFUL AND LUXURIOUS
ARTICLES. Great care should be taken in visting the
Institute, to rem cm er the name/
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Fancy Soaps, Soaps of all kinds, Candies ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
and Licorice, pipes, pens and Inks, powder,
045 Washington Street
Caps, SI hot and Bar Lead, setter paper, fancy
and plain, Envelopes, plai
fancy, Oysters between Montgomejy and Keorny streets-’
’Sai^ii ines, Canned
ts of all kinds, * ^■| J. II. JoMelyn, II. D.
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Fiuest
istWi ines
Best brands Wbiskys and Brai indies,
RESIDENT PHYSICTAN-
Hostetter, Hoofland and Dri
rake Bitters.
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NOTICES.
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copducts religious ser-
ip' Lafayette, on the
ooth, at 11 o’clock a . m .
reaches at McMirinvil
in Lafayette at 3
Sabbath of each
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this same editor expects to go to New at the Court Ho
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England when he dies—thinks there is each
Below are a few Of the Opinions of the I
SCHOOL B( 'OKS!
R^v. James
Jam Keltdy willj reach io Lafayette,
Pre»« ofCalafomia, which are auhmit*1
nothing to compare with the wisdom, per on Sd Sabbath off *ach month, at 11 o’clock TOBACCO, SMOKING AJ D DIÏEWING ÙF
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L t The Best Quality.
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CEGÂRS, etc., etc. [From the Red Bluff Independent of January
24th, 1866.
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deed it is his opinion that they would
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L pTTORNEY <S JOUVSILOR AT LAW
A general variety of the leading proprietà- lisetnent of the "Electropathic institute”
states. Now for the other side of the
ry remedies constantly on unci.
645 Washington street, San Francisco, to be
S|LEM, OREG
Spices,
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The
picture. Ohio has a population of 2.339,
Cooking
Extracts,
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remarkable
cures
that
have
been
effeted
by
j1! Will practi r in thç Supreme and Cir-
590, and has only two Senators in the
Perfumery.
Dr.
J.
H.
Josselyn,
the
Resident
Physician
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cuit Courts of this r te '
Concentrated Lye,
of the Institute during the past six years,
Congress of the United States, while ^Tew
and Axle Grease,
has gained for this: establishment a reputa
paid to Probate bus
^^Particular att b iption
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Also an assortment of P0C|KfcT CUTLERY, tion that has never been equalled br any med
England, with a population of only a frac
inesi and also to th collection of debts, a'nd razors and straps , besideB a gi eneral
ical establishment on this coast. In cases of
tion more has 12 Senators. The single
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forw irding of pro< »era
Assortment of Tinware,
State of New York has a population of
has gained an enviable reputation, and the
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hundreds of thousands more than the en-
and many useful and ornament d articles too ually occupied by ladies seek.'»» relief from
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numerous to mention, (ive me a call and their troubles-
ti re six New England States, and yet is
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a purchase.
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Dr. Josselyn pays particular attention to
Lafayette, July 31, 1866-1y,
represented in the Senate of the U nited
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the treatment of cases in the interior of the
State, and upon receipt of a full' description
States by one sixth ofthe number of mem EÀÌFAYET'tìB ACADEMY!
of the disease of which the applicant is so'
bers. What sort of equality is this?
unfortunate as to be afflicted, accompanied
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with the real or a .fictitions addres, sends
be ____
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for the re
The Radical bowlers are pleased with X IIIS Institutioh will il
per Wells, Fargo & Co., medicines that he-
this state of things, because New York I ception ofStudents.^bn Monday, O< ct. the 8th,
warrants to cure the disease, without the
slightest injury to the system. He uses no*
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mercury or mineral poisons. The remedies
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wjl
be
divided
into
The
Acadepaica
are
known as !“ Electic,” and most of thenp
natural for the wooden nutmeg States to
four,quarters of ele iteli
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are of his own discovery. Persons placeing
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themselves nndei; the treatment of Dr. J. H- ’
The Tuition, payable at ¿he middle of each
Josselyn
may rety upon not’ only receiving
loathe and contemn the meanness, bigo quarter, will be as follow
WAOOY
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discretion and secrecy. .
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(AACtJT VVlIvCri),
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lad to H ear it .—For several months
thief Banks, j id gene omne hail from that
for the follows that he is established in L àfay >
Extj-a charges w
past Dr. J. H. Josselyn. for the last six years I
ette , in the business of manu acturing and
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quarter and are admired by the Oregonian ing stddieiS:
rapairing
Latin & Greek.
WAGONS, HACKS, COACHÇS a | ï D BUGGIES. the Electropathic Institute. 645 Washington
man and his kind, just as naturally as
street, San Francisco, has contemplated re
French, German
An experience of many years on this coast tiring from his position for the purpose of
they despite the typical South Carolinaian
in the business, enables him to a|i ssure patrons accepting the position of visiting physician in
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that he understands what it requires
to make one of the large hospitals in his native state,
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for his bravery, intelligence, .nobleness of
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or repair jobs in i his line in a i ¡Di nner to stand Massahcusetts. The matter becoming known
soul, 7 and tenaciousness
of
honor.
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Music,
free
ofcharge.
^^Instruction
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No deduction i5a|be for absence for less lumber, i
*—. He wants Spokes, Felloes, Tongues,
Xafayette Market.
than half a quarter' dnless in case of sickness.
ness. Axles, &c., for which he will al 1 ow the tnar- would occur to the community by the with--
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ments as Dr. Josselyn, a meeting was called
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Lafayette,' July 31, 1866^1 y.
at which resolutions’highly laudatory ofthe-
those desiring it,
plying soon.
55
Wheat, £ Bushel,
Doctors abilities were passed, and a com mi tv
25
Oats, £»
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Forbes.
tee of gentlemen apponted to wait upon him,
50
Barley,
bushel,
present the resolutions, and urge him to give
§5,00
Corn meal,
100 lbs
up' the intention of leaving the State, and con
§2,50
Flour,
,100 tbs
tinue in his present position. The arguments I
§20,00
Middlidgs,
ton,
of the committee facilitated by certain pecan
HAYWARD, COtEMAN
Apples, dried’ p
iary propositions, made by the Directors of
Peaehes,
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the Institute,have induced the Doctor to retain
BACON
importers and dealers
his position as Resident Physician. We ans
Hams,
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nounce the success of the negotiations with
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satisfaction as it would have been difficult
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lb
At the
for the numerous patients that heretofore re\
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Crockery, Famps, Oils, lied on the Doetor for scientific and success
MISCELLANEOUS.
ful treatment to have found another physi
GLASS, CHINA, AND PLATED
25
Eggs,
do».,
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Butter, fi tb
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[From thejreka Union, Febuary 10,66;]'
ROBINSON <t I AKE, ofthe above pop-
25
Cheese, per ft),
Tns B est is the .C heapest .—This adage
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Chickens,
doz.,
will apply as well to the practice of medicines
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R iris
ular Establishment
Establiáim.en^ Thankful* for the Libera
as to the purchase of merchandise. Thous
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ands on thiscoast, on this coast, during the
Beans, 'p tb
patronage
extends
[them
by,
the
public
of
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past fifteen years, have had their constitution -
Hav,
ton,
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Lamps, Chandeliers
llUCHCI 8, Child
ruined by refusing treatment at the hands
Wool,$ tb,
YAMHILL, Was hiftgton
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Stock.
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sad Polk Counties.
of first-class physicians, simply because a
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gang of humbugs, styling themselves doctors^
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would announce that they are prepared to
Coal,
and who.are almost destitute of common
rm ■
Lard,'
SUMMONS.
sense, mudh more of medical knowledge, offer’
In the cirucuit court of the State of Oregon show to Customers a superior, assortment of
Neatsfoot
and
t6 treat those who are sick for a less sum
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for. Yamhill county ss.—Erastein
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than a regular practitioner. A man that
Alexander pltf., vs. Levi F. Allen and C, TIN-WARE, STOVES and alt and singular
Alcohol, etc. »
would
all a quack to administer medicine
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G. Fisher, defts : (U. S- R. S., caucel
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ed, 50 cents.)
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cases out of ten^ the medicine so given, in
O LEVl F s ALLEN, one of said defts, »•
Francisco.
s.
no22
stead cf curing^the
curingjthe disease, makostbe patient
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In the name of the State
l~ , „ of .. Oregon
worse
and
doe^1 permanent injury to the vic
doe^permanent
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- you quality, usually foundiin a First Class bouse,
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are hereby Summoned
Required
to ap
and d and
ap3
Required
to ap5
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intiffy , Remembef the ¡EMIGRANT TIN and
pear and answer the comp P' ’ 4!"'- of
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the '' .. possibility
the original
now on file in the Clerks office, in Yamhill
disease. The fact is that no person should
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County Oregon, withi n ten days from the
place himself in charge of a physicain unless'
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he has strong proofs That
that the doctor is a reg
if served in tha County of Yamhill, and with
ular'graduate from some well reputed Medi*
in twenty days if -erved in any other County
cal College-
College'* The number of medical hum
in the State, and that if you fail to answer
bugs in San Francisco, is perfectly enormous
in said term, that plaintiffs will taka judg>
more than 1 two of
1 not W
? the* advertised physi ,
INSTITUTE,
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ment against you'for the sum of - one thous-
cians
a
diploma.
Dr.
have
" J. H. Josselyn,
r---l and
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and
and'
Resident physician of the Electropathio Insti
Insti-
64 & Wasliington Street. tute,
disburstments. You
are furtbe:
f - 645r Washington street,
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that your property ha^
tosats
and is prepared' at all times^o exhibit his di-
MUSICAL
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R. P. Boise, Judge.
C A U T 1 ON.
W olff & T rimble ^ Attys, for plflfs? II
Persons seeking the Electropathic Insti
HE DIRECTORS OJi
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¡MtrS^IAI. INSTRUMENTS.
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wish
to
thank
tute, should be careful to remember the name
brated Medical Institute
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manherin which and number.
the public for the generous
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Best
Remedy
they have sustained the Resident Physician ELE C T ROP A THIO
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is no
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B OLE AG B 8NT iDR THE CELEBRA- since (the Institute was established •I during that
Nerves,
Restoring the lost Appetite, is° °
; 645 Washington street. ,
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& f] ^Hamlin Cabinet Organ. Erne There has been over THIRTY THOU
ted Mi ason
FRESE ’S HAMBURG TEA.
_ the. kind in the
__ SAND CONSULTATIONS, «nd in mall Sonthside^ between Kearny and Montgomery
T It ‘ is the
‘ ‘ best preservative against
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almost
any The best jnstrume®
sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs world. Also, Agentrsfor Steinway & Son’s cases,'where the disease was curable.
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only, it can be given 'safely to’infants. Full celebrated
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CURE
PERMA
on the sign. With these remarks we leave
directions in^
in English, French Spanish and
been
performed.
Malicious
charlatans
Has
Malici
the interest of the Institute with the public,
German, with «very^ package. TRY IT I. ‘
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tq
the
Gold
Medal
Piano
Porte.
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havo'opened
traps
in
close
pr
asking only the same generous confidence
For sale at all the wholesale and retail
Institute, adopting similar frames
hoping to and patronage, thus far awarded to it The
na
drug stores and groeeribs.
* ‘ their failure to do record shows over thirty thousand consulta
attract the unweary ; but
EMIL FRESE. W1 bolesale
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Druggist,
s
so
is
perfectly
apparent
—for the business has tions, and a very large amount of suffering
d {he highest
These instruct lenta
Sole Agent, 410 Clay street^
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profession, not been effected in the leasts bu has gone on relieved.
commendatien ffr
‘/rom, the musical!
- have - j - received
k - - * | * vie written r?
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testimony
of lucreaseing its usefalnes amd profits in regu
and
Persons wishing 4o consult the Residen
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eminent
!
ysician
bv
lar
ratib.
The
Resident
Physjcian
has
tyr
the
United
U8ìcians of
the most
Physician by-Letter, am do so with the ut-
From F. Lebold in Latayette, near a ear States, as to their si| eriority over all others, careful study and experience within the last most confidence, and can, if they wish, have'
since, one smallish gray mare, with all 1 lite in quality, and volum I of tone, capacity for ex- few years been successful in discovering
new Electric Remedies for any disease sent to all*
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legs up to
am the knee,
mi««, owuk
about four
iuui jrv«r8
years uiu
old pression, r i quickness
qtiickne,
■ action, durability and electric remedies which are far superior to parts of the State; all Remedies sent from the'
when she left—has now or probably has bad, quality of keeping in« tune.
any before used in the healing art,
Institute warranted to be qffectuaL All Jet-
a colt since she left.. Sbe was gentle,, [and
EVERY INBTRUMaNt 1.WARR
arrantkd
ters must be'addressed plainly J. H. JOS'
WARRANT THEM TO tyURE
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broke to ride—had a few saddle marks-
SELYN, M. D. Box 1945,’ San Francisco
LL,
Aay person bringing r id
” animal
’ • • to
AU ewes for which thev are used, or mke no Cal. AHIetters will be destroyed or returned,
Lafayette, will be suits bl rewarded.
charge for services.' They v ill be forwarded as directed by the writer, oct 2 no 35. ]y
oor to
Cor. First and A£d< 1er
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1866.
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Post Office, Portland. to any place in the Pacific Statt)» upon tho
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Tna foul and debased creature that pre
aides over the columns of the Oregonian,
not satisfied with his pigmy attemps to
bring reproach upon the names of great
and good men yet living, insults and as
sails the memory of the great W ebster by
blasphemously thrusting bis name intothe
same category with those of whom he on
ly speaks with loathng and contempt.
The man who would lisp the name of that
great and good man in such a connection,
is neither fit ta live nor to die.
lie ought
to have a two-inch white oak plank nailed
to his back with 40-penny spikes, and on
it carved in letters of living light, fiend
Of FIENDS I and be forced to wear it as
a warning to all other pimps of depravity,
that none might ever afterwards be guilty
of like sacrilegious utterances.
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from
the
foul
embrace
of
abolitionism
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and Arkansas falls into line. In the latter
state at a recent general election, everything
radical was inconti nently retired to the peace
ful shades of private life. We have always
contended that when the bayonets were with
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drawn from interference in the elections South
pot a rad- could be elected constable. The
late elections in Kentucky and Arkansas fulh*
vindicate our judgement in the premises.
The so called Constitutional Amendment does
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Brents and McKean, through whose votes
the so called Constitutional Amendment
was adopted(?) have finally been ousted
and the Democratic members who came
lumbering down from Grant with twohun-
dred majority at their backs, installed in
O
w.
their stead. Extract the names, of these
worthies (Brents and NcKean) from the
vote on the “amendment” and that bant
ling of corruption and perfidy falls still
born so far as Oregon is concerned. -
* N ew P aper . —D. C. Ireland Esq. pro
poses to start a paper at Oregon City on
the 27th of next month to be called the
° Oregon City Enterprise.” It has not
transpired what the politics of the con-
cern will be. The proprietor is equal to
the task of adjusting that matter without
any dificulty.
He some time since quit
the proprietorship of a radical Democratic
paper, und engaged to drive the quill for
the Oregonian, which paper has more
than once been compelled to draw on the
Democratic party for brains to keep the
thing alive.
We wish the Enterprise abundant pecu
niary prosperity,
Oregon City is a good
field for such an undertaking.,
T he Boise Statesman says that the late
land, where no one proposed that Pemoc.
racy and right had the ghost of a show,
the Democracy has been fully vindicated
and crowned with sucoess.
. T hey talk of ousting Hon. Mr. Cald
well,
Senator from
Josephene on the
ground of ineligibility. They claim that
he is not a resident of that County. He
is a Democrat. The House retains ¡Cat
alogue Laughlin in his seat, while if they
regard his oath as being worth anything
they must know that he is not eligible to
a seat. He is Black.
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whelmingly Democratic. i‘-My policy
goes marching on. At every election1
held outside of fanatical New Eng
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