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POISONS AND ANTIDOTES.
It not unfrcqucntly linppcns tlmt se
rious anil (list res'-inir results aro occas
ioned by the accidental employment of
poisons, and ltoccureu to us tnat wo
might do a service to our readers by
presenting them with a brief and com
pendious list of more common poisons
and the remedies for them to be close
sit hand:
Acids These canso groat heat and
hciisation of burning pain from the
mouth down to the stomach. Kerne-
diei Magnesia, soda, pearl-ash or soap
dissolved in water, then use stomach
pump or emetics.
Alkalies liest remedy is vinegar.
Ammonia Kemcdy Lemon juice or
vinegar; afterward, milk and water or
flaxseed tea.
Alchohol First cleanse out the .stom
ach by an emetic; then dash cold water
on the head and give ammonia (spirits
oi Jiartsiiorn).
Arsenic Remedies In the first place
evacuate tho stomach; then give the
white of eggs, lime water or chalk and
water, charcoal and the preparation of
iron, particularly hydrate.
Lead White load and sugar of lead
Remedies Alum and cathartics,
Midi as castor oil and Epsom salts es
pecially. Charcoal In poisons by carbonic gas
remove the patient to open air, dash
cold water on llio head and body and
htimulato nostrils and lungs by harts
horn, at the same time rubbing the
chest briskly.
Corrosive sublimate Give white of
oggs freshly mixed with water, or soap
and water freely.
Creosote White of eggs and emet
ics. Ralladonna or night henbane Give
emetics and then plenty ot vinegar and
water, with a do.io of either if handy.
Nitrate of silver (lunar caustic) Give
si strong .solution of common salt and
then emetics.
OpiumFirst give a strong emetic of
musiani and water and then strong
collect and acid drinks; dash cold water
on the head.
Laudanum Same as opium.
Nux Vomica First emetic, then
brandy.
Oxalic acid Frequently mistaken for
cpsom salts. Remedies Chalk niagne
Hia, or soap and water freely; then
emetics.
Nitrate of potash Give emetics, then
copious draughts of lln.eed tea, milk
and wilier, and other soothing drinks.
1'russic acid When thero is time.
administer chlorine in the shape of
.soda or lime. Jlot brandy and water,
hartshorn and turpentine are also use
ful. J lurtforil Cviimut.
NATUKAIj HlSTOItV OF A SCOM). I
had not seen'. Mrs. for a week, and
supposed her either sick or away from
home, when she drove un to tho gate
one morning with all her children in
tho carriago, and stopped to exchange
.solutions. She really looked loss bright
and blooming than usual, and I said,
"You have lieen ill." "There it is
again," exclaimed she, laughing; every
body sees the want of oxygen in my
blood. The truth is, I have been 'owing
steadily for a week upon tho children's
dresses, and have not allowed myself n
oreatii oi lrestiair, wincii 1 nave always
deemed essential to my health, and on
which 1 am now convinced my good
naturo depends entirely. At the end
of three days of unbroken sedentary
employment I begin always to falter,
anil can hardly eat or .sleep: but on this
occasion I hold on to my work, and fin
ished article after article, till my head
was in such a whirl I could hardlycount
the garments as I laid them away. Rut
yesterday I becamo desperate; I scold
ed poor Bridget for some slight mistake
till she looked at mo in unutterable
amazement. I ordered every child out
of the house, even the baby Benny hero
because I coulden't bear the sound of a
footfall within it, and when my hus
band came at night and told mo I look
ed really ill and nervous, it was the last
feather tliat broke the camel's back I
was sure it was only a courteous way of
saying i looked cross and ugly, and
burst into a lit of uncontrollable sobbing,
and went to bed liko a naughty child
at eight o'clock. This morning I lock
ed up tho unfinished pile of sewing.
Wo are oil' for the woods. Tne children
say they are in pursuit of fun, but I am
after oxygen." owa Jteyistei:
AN OFENILETTGIt-GOOD NEWS.
IndepcndcntKepubllcan Democratic
CANDIDATE
For Reprcscntatho inlthe -1Mb Congress of tho U. S.
of America.
Also, for ono of the Presidential Electors at large for
tho statu of Oregon.
s. w. Mcdowell, m.d.
of the Capital City.
Subject lo the will of tho good people, and
the legal voters of tlie State, at the en
suing election, to be bold the Tuesday next
alter the first Monday in November, A. D.
1S76. Hememberl all votos must be written
or printed on plain white paper, without unv
marks or designation, and ail votes received
or recorded contrary to this, by the judges or
clerks or election, shall be of no etlect. So
says tho election liw. Voters, ou have the
Why Timin Otcin L.vn.n Kaui
J)AV. As the moon revolves around
the earth from West to Fast, sivs Pro
fessor Randolph, .she advances cn-t-ward
ly in her oibit about thirteen de
grees every ( wenfy-four hours. Hence
when any purl of the earth, in its revo
lution, comes under a pari of the heav
ens where the moon was the evening
before, the moon is not there, but liu
gono eastward thirteen degrees, and
tiiuiuiiini uio earin must turn ;on its
nxis as much longor as is' neees-ary to
briii" that part again under the moon,
which requires generally, not always,
iibout fifty minutes.
Tho same thing occur- the next even
ing, and tho evening after, and thus
the moon ri-e.s most of the year about
lll'ty minutes later each day." Now, as
the tides are produced mainly bv the
moon, it will at once be se.n from this
eastward movement and tnis later n
ing each day, why they must occur
nbout lltty minutes later each .succeed
ing day. While the lunar tide is thus
luily lagging, tho -olur tide occurs at
the same time. Hence, the-e two tides
always begin to separate alter now moon
being further apart each da v, until they
again coincide at full moon, when there
is, as already .stated, a higher tide than
usual, called spring tide. Then again
they separate, until new moon occurs,
When they once more unite, producing
another spring tide.
It must not be supposed thai tho
Whole body of the ocean, to itsprofound
cs depths, Is octuully moved by the
tides. Tho tides are mainly superficial,
nnd, except whoro the water is ot mod
orate depth, tho lowest parts are onlv
nightly disturbed; but to what depth
tho tidal current extendi, can never,
perhaps, be MtiM'aetorlly determined.
-1 be gulf .stream is about three thotis
nutl feet deep, having for its bottom a
bed ot colder water of various depths;
but as the stream is tho result of wther
catise.s than tluo that produce the tides
it is not safe to estimate the depth of
llio tidal currents by its own.
Foor Disr..si; in .sih:i:p. An Kn
j;llsh veterinary surgeon in lieu of
touching the feet of sheep with the twit
ill astringents a solution of eoppens,
whlto vitrei, calcined alum, or spirits
of turpentine, advises tho superior etll
riii'V of quick lime used thus; .Make a
well trodden tloor; raise a border with
puddled clay around theiuclosiire, so a,
to secure the uniform depth of nine in
ches tou'imls tho middle of the run;
pour into this bath four barrels of water
and distrimiio over tne nottoni twoewt.
of quick-lime, covering it over with a
fodder from the racks, so as to form a
4'iiriiot. Drive the sheep Into this fuot
.batli one hundred at a time, and c.om
loll them to ji.iss and repass from one
uiiil to me outer, i no spread ioiuicr
JJl'jixim: lUutuon.s. The history of
tne imrning mirrors oi brass is Known.
At Rome tho sacred llro was lighted
with apparatus of this kind, and Archi
medes ilred the ships which were
blobkading Syracuse by concentrating
upon them the sun's rays by means of a
largo reflector. iSufl'on repeated suc
cessfully the experiment of Archime
des. With a mirror of very slsght cur
vature, consisting of a number of pieces
of looking-glass, he sot Hie at some dis
tance, to llr and beech planks, melted
tin and silver, and brought iron to a red
heat. Sati-sere la.er accumulated, by
means superimposed enclosures of glass,
the sun's heat up lo a temperature ex
ceeding that of boiling water, and Sir
John iler.scliel repeated these experi
ment at tho Capo of Good Hope at va
rious times between 18H1 and 1 SJJS. At
the same period the French physicist
i'ouillot was engaged at I'aris in meas
uring tho eoloriile intensity of solar ra
diation, arriving at the conclusion that
the heat emitted from the sun and
lioured down upon theeirth in ono year
would suffice to melt a sheet of ice thir
ty inches thick and enveloping the en
tiro globe. J'ojiidiir Science Monthly.
A fearful story is reported from
Lloyd'-. Last January the Liverpool
ship San Rafael, trom Birkenhead to
Valparaiso with coals, was totally des
troyed by llro off Capo J lorn. JOlovcn
of the crew were picked up a fortnight
later, alter Having sullered lcarnil pri
vations, from two of the vessel's boats,
and landed in London in April by the
ship Yorkshire, from jMclbourn. The
long-boat,'containing Captain McAdams
ins wile, tne carpenter, lour seamen
and three boys, which loft tho vessel
along with tho other boats, parted com
pany, and it now appears that the per
sons above named all lauded on New
Year's island, near Capo Horn, and as
the island is barren and uninhabited,
they have evidently starved slowly to
death, as a vessel recently arrived tit
Stanley, Falklank Isles, reports having
discovered the bodies'of eight men and
one woman on the Island, and these are
supposed to be the missing boat's crew
of llio Sail Rafael.
right to make your own tickbt, on plain
wjilte paper, writing the name oi the ulilce
and the candidates plainly. J,owif you de
sire to sustain the Doctor by your vote, then
place his name on your tlcKet, legally under
mo neauincor omce you wisu to sustain
him for.
You can vote for him for : Representative
in Congress, and also lor Presidential Elector,
using his name in tho proper place or lor
ono only if you dealro to do so, and you can
scratch or erase tho namo on either of the
Iarty tickets you do not wish to vote for, and
write the namo of S.W. McDowell in lieu.
Now, If you wish to know his ago : about
half a century, one of the best-looking men
in the State, lair complexion, cray-eyes.
portly, about six feet in height, weight 200
lbs, inclined to baldness, and gray; the son
of a carpenter, brought up one, and is now
following the same; so was our Savior Jesus;
and we are not ashamed to own either;
studied medicine, graduated M. D. at the
Willamette University, March, lsG9:a Doug
las Democrat, and a true Republican ; no
secessionist or corruptlonist ; honorable,
iruthiul, sober, pure in general habits, a be
liever in all Christian uoctrines ; nevor hav
ing indulged In the uso of alcoholic liquors,
tobacco, cards, swearing, or vicious habits of
any kind; a keeper at home. A candidate
for the ubove olHco, without money, iraud,
bribery, corruption, or whisky, etc., but in
luvor of general reform in the national gov
ernment, hard money a legal tendor for any
amount, a good paper currency at par m
coiu; equal taxation ad valorem ; ravenuo
tarill; free schools ; publio Improvements of
harbors, rivers, locks, canals, railroads,
waeon roads, brldgos; hoineitead'i to actual
settlers of land to citizens; opposed to mon
opolies, Chinese slave'lnjuiigratiou to United
State, or servitude of any race or people ;
to second-rate lawyers lilling all tho public
oilicos in our government, and drunkards
andskiu-llints lor Representatives in Con
gress. Seo Henry Wiuren'a letter to David
Newtomo, and J. W. McCasliu's to the
daily Mercury, and public roportb,etc; facts,
vox nonuli, tho voice of the peonlo sav so.
shame, shame on you voters, bo tree men,
aud.do your duty as citizens at the polls.
1'ledglng mybslf if elected to Congrei-s to
carry out the will of my constituents and
tho interest of tho State at large, or other
wise or resign.
And if elected to tho Electoral College of
this State, to vote lor the person that receives
tho majority or plurality ot the electoral vote
lor Presidont and Vice President of the
United States of America, and in cose it falls
to mo to decide, then to cast my electoral
vote with tho popular vote of tho United
States, lor said ofllce.
So help tuo God. S. W. MoD , M. D.
We are opposed to such persons as J. C.
Carlwright, K, A. Cronin, L,. F. Lutm and
Slippery-Dick Williams, but In fuvor ot
honesty and sobriety, etc. Vox populi say
anion.
Kditors interested please copy
I'Iwimi circulate and distribute to your
neighbor and at tho polls An election day
and uso tho following ticket if it suits you.
-? wtiiiu juur uiuuuuu uciteis as lot
lows or similar:
l'OIt FltESIDEXTIAL ELECTOKS,
NORTH SALEM STORE.
TT. JL.. WADE,
A T THE BRICK S70HE, HAS JUST RKCEIV
a. d a fall assortment of '
General Merchandise,
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
Calculated for the Cltyand Country Trade. ISoniht t
low, and will bo sold at an SMAt,L A l'KOPIT, af
thoso who SELL AT COST. fSrrGooA delivered tc
mv Dart ol the citv freo ot r.h&rru. NoSv
w Yj
STORE.
I IIAVK POnCIIASKD TltK ENTIRE
Interest of Jlcssr? Yeatnn it LniiRhary hi
the Furniture Storo on the west side or
Commercial street, S'nlcm,
and sl-all keep on hand a GENERAL AS
SORTMENT of goods for tho ictall trude.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTER?
Farlor & Chamber ScIn,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
ROCKERS. &C,
By tho sst or single piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN TUE BEST MANNER,
And at reasouablo price, as I am a practical workman
JOHN GRAY.
Salem, July 1?, lS73.y
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
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The Farmers' Pump.
BIPROYED
WOQJLKPUMPS.
I AM NOW MANUrACTfRINO, AT TI1E MILL
of tho Capital Lumbirlnjj Company, SALfcM, a
Wooden 1'iimp that is superior to any other ter
made In thlsstnte, inaklnu' ueof thu lho j ears' ex
perience sained In Its manufacture here to pio the
public tho Mont Wooden I'll mi) cier made.
with Hard-wood lompartmeiit for the plunder to work
n with
i other wood to
In, the upper stock btini; cased in
preeni era 'kine; nyinesnn.
All persons wishing to purchns.i a 1'IHST-CLASS
PUJir are Imiitd to call and look at my stock.
rumps delivered and set up, and warrant
ed lo norfc Meli.
l'RICE-12 for flr-t twrhe Ret below the sur
face ; :iTf tents per loot afar tint.
Salem. July 11, 1370.
A.
I'filKSCOTT.
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HEAL ESTATE ' LOAJ7S.
OICEGOX AxImVA&IIIXUTOX
Trnst Investment Company
OF SCOTLiM),
mills Company is prepsred to negotiate loans in
,-f-.J"lrV lrom5C0toJu,MMsccur mcr IMPRO
VED CITY l'KOI'EM'Y ard FARM LANDS, for
Used periods of jeais, or lepajablc by hall- early in
stallments. For term", apply to
WILLIAM RHID, Mamccr,
nl!T 'i First street Tortmcd.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
Karl Dorby 1ms conxcntuil torccoho
deputations rulntivu to tbo persecution
ol i'lotestants iu Spain. It was an
uouueed at tbo meeting of various Prot
estant societies Hint tbo German miss
ions liavo not been molested, in conse
quence of special stipulations made by
tlie Kmporor William. Tbo Times
publisbos a letter from llarcelona which
says: "During the past three months
tho clergy ami aristocracy have made a
seveio attack upon their employes and
servants who daie to worship or send
their children to the l'roiestant schools
or churches. Hundreds of poor men
and women have thus siiilereil for their
faith."
(ir.N. Crook. Cieueral Crook is a lit
tle lean, light-haired man, of both mili
tary and hunter character. He will go
out on tho desert alone and sleep iu the
sage brush, anil from seeking anil
studying Indians so constantly tho
traits of his mind have become liko tho
Indians. His bright, social wife who
has no children, accepts his solitude
without complaint. He trails Indians
with others, and has destroyed the
Apaches, thoso raiders into Mexico,
who-o cavalry was once equal to the
Mamelukes, and whose lances Hashed
by thousand-, hostility to tho American
emigrant.
State of Oregon, f.
a. w. Mcdowell,
J. W. WATTS.
W. K. LAS WELL.
For Representative In the 45th Consress ol tho
United Slates of America,
sam. w. Mcdowell.
Let Dr. J. W. Watts represent tho north
niul western part of tho State. Lot W. U.
Laswell represent tho oant 9ml south part of
tbo State. Lets. W. McDowoll, M. D., rep
resent the fetato at largo.
"& in A
Mliepative
'?- ii ! mm
urovents the leot .sinking too profound
ly, and acts as a brush at the same time
for forcing the n-stu' solution to enter
the nails. Tho bail: should be renewed
often, since the queii- lime will soon ab
HorbearlMinii'ticId Mil.lclent 10 destroy
its ctuiitleity.
Tho dlsnroimrtion .etween the
weight of a small boy atm the noise of . of the tlrt practical anto.uatiepin-mak
jus Dooi-noeisas no waiKs out tu iiutivn uig macuine, unit 01 various ouuv ma
ixt tho quietest moment, is it curious chines, dropped dead iu b is garvlvn at
jirobleni in dynamics. j llirnilnton, l.'onn., recently.
Tomato (iu.rn:i ox tiii: Potato.
Three years ago 1 tried tho experi
ment of grafting the tomoto on the po
tato. Tlu toui'tto produced a large yield
consisting of some nineteen good sized
fruit in an S inch pot; the potato made
torai attempts to titrow a stem 01 its
own, but was not allowed to do so, and
When turned out of the pot not the
slightest appearance of any tubers could
be seen. Tne fruit was pronounced to
be excellent.- The tinnh n.
Pr. .John I. Howe, ngod Si, inventor
To Purify the Blood uso Dr. jayncs
AUorntlve. It act3 directly on tho
blood, stimulating tho nbsorbents,
ovorc omlng tho obstinato state of tho
pores of tho skin, ami lmpnrtlug a
heiilthy glow to tho Complexion.
I'impicM, lit3tuIos, Tetter, anil Skin
Di-o.isos of nil kinds, Mercurial
Affections, Tumors, ntul all varie
ties of complaints arising from do
pr.ivoil or dlsonleieil blood, aro oi
lectually eradicated by this remedy.
Scrofula in all its Forms is cured
by tho por.slsteut tuo 01' ir. Jnyno's
Al(cr.ulrt. It destroys tho poison
ous prlnclplo which originates Scro
fula, and ultimUoly drives It from
thobystem. It will remove enlarge
ments of tho i; hinds or Hones, and
is 11 safo remedy In ca-es of VSoers
or Soros of all kinds.
Dropsy and Dropsical Swcilinns aro
edeotu.illy cured by Dr. .Jiyno's .41.
(rr.ttltc. ISy stimulating tho a tton
of tho absnrlientti, all watery or ivl
e.ireous depositions aro gradually
curled off, tenliig up tbo patient at
tho Mine time, by t trin;,thciiiug tho
digestive on-ns and e.M'ltlug tho
Liver, Kidneys, Ac. to perform their
function. For lvspcpla and Liver
Complaint It h.is proven n remedy,
and It h.is established cuie.i In eases
of Epilepsy. It may bo safely relied
on by any ono needing a iiiedit'luo
o build up lho system, cifanso ti.o
blood, or to restore the mil r.ial actiou
of tho Socreth o Ors-tus.
DAVIS & CO
000,000 -A.OXXi:9
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JMJSi.Ky M. ilJJili
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Farming and Grazing lurio.scs.
These lands ure bituated in
Wasco, Grrant, and Baker
Comities, and are offend for mlo in fuch sledtract,
not les than liioncretf. as rurclu'eis inay desire
Hero isailordedamo"t laveruble opportunity to im
mixrants and settlers fetKliiR homes and low-prired
laud, to acquire both on the most iearonahle tciu".
These lands aro excelknt lor Uiniin,- and sia-ilns.
On mint of tho tract no srul)bin' or other iin pars
tlon of tholaud rorplowiii!; is requisite. A crimtn
of nutntloiUKriss covers the uplands, aflordlnsjthe
best of pacturase, while In the valles and bottom
lauds tho irrass can be mowul and niado Into hay.
Living Springs and Streams
W ater tho lands In arlom direction". The uplands,
or lolling land", can be put into crops with the most
satistactory return.
3J,HTTI'37,
l'artlcularlv PEiCHES. HLU'.IS, ORAPES. AP
PLKS. PSAItS. and CHEltlllES, as uill as tho
SMALLtn FUU1TS, can bo giown in gieat abun
dance. Tlie Climate ol Eastern Oregon
is very Healthful.
Flourishing towns aro located at cnen!rnt points
for traffic: the malls arc regularly loniejul throrpb
out that section, and i prolptrons population Is al
ready established, occupied in funniin;, stock gioi.--iDi:,
mlnlnj;. and larlous otfci-r imrniils.
TEHMS $1 4", ptr aire an I npard-, ecconllnj; to
quality and quantity. Interon ten per ceM. on dc-
For lurlher Information, ntq.'.v in pirnn, or by let
,cr,A" . n CHO. L ri'KIlY, .jrem.
r, 9rce, JulIilIiB. tatk st , bctw. Fnut and First,
Portland, Oregon. jelUmil
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03LS, GLASS,
Patent Medicines
CHEMIOAXS,
SP erfuxaery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc.
PUBS WINES and LIQUORS,.
For Medicinal purposes.
Medicines Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
"Weatherford & Co.,
JanC-y Commercial street. SAI,E.1I.
JOHN G. WEIGHT,
Scaler in
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
Salem, April SO, 1ST5,
d&wtl
Patronize Home Manufactures !
WILLAMETTE
HAVIKO THE I1KST PATTERN OP STOVES
now made, and the latest Improvements, we aro
majiufacturinsSloif. at
The Lowest Rates.
Aim HOLLOW WAKE, nnd all STOVE EXTBAS
can tin ord( rs. We mot rcsnunif.illv oniii. r,,,,.
ruiugo for tae 33o3Citc5-r-
Stoxro.
vnn
Front
JiJC'BfAEIWS & ROEGi:RS,
,. J;AtV?' V-r!' , ,. . Proprietor!
it St.. betw. Jialn and Jladlson. mhiliut
or?.
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LEBANON HOTEL.
lEHAXOX, LINN CO.
S II. CLircuTON. - - - Proiirlotor.
rjirii: Hndcr'lnednouldannouncotothecItIcno,'
. hi in a.uf' ",l'Joll;,lnK comities, and to the traveling
I 111 Till P. lll.lt flO ll.lfi ll...n.n.vkl...n.,.....l .1 ......... .
ii.i . iV r .; ""'"-"w'J iuiieuauoreininisneu
this well known Heal with new furniture threm'h
ont, and is now prepared to nccommodcte thostwho
may ftvur him with a call, hi the most satisfactory
manner. The Table will bo amply supplied w 1th tho
best tne market allords, and tho utmost pains will bo
taken to please all.
Especial pains will uo taken to procure comfortablo
??I!V.!'.?!!5C'' ,or P"10" "'"1'lns 'o Mslt tho "-ODA
M LINGS at bodafille, threo miles fiom Lebanon,
whireafewdaisor even weeks xaay bo pleasantly
passed durlUK the heated term.
-M-' -' S. II. CLAUGTITON.
It. K. Y. CIIAiiK,
t?"KVET Lt. Col .late finreeon U.S. Volunteer. -
tidice. Darbin'e block, ud stairs.
KmanaTmaraoBrjwt?
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Btoclx Sbbcxtismcnte.
T A.
Orrjin.
Wholesale Ascnts. TortUnJ,
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J. .. STRATTO.V,
Attorney at La
SALEM. OKKOON.
Ofltc en gute Street, opposite tho Desactt Don
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FRUIT -1
Inventor and Pareuteo,
B. A. L7.LL1S, Portland, Or.,
Second St , M Salmon nnd Halt.
'It pit even the worst va'lotleiof (mit, with per
fect success, without wste end ureal rapidity."
Kiiamk 1'n.r, Suil. Aldtn Irint yacloiv, Uicnon
CVy.
"It will pita CiX) poii' ds of cherries In ten hrurs,
and do It hitler than It cm postbh be i'oiio by
hand." 6. Lvelunu, Xuntrbiiuin, Jll'ieauUt. Or
egon, UUlMllS
SALEM FOUHBRY, &
Muoliino Slioj),
HALBM OKKGOX.
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
1TKAM KNGINES. SAW MILLS, CRIST MILLS,
3 Keipois, Pnnps, and ill kinds and ny'cs of Va-cnt-iury
nude to ontor. Marhmrrr rtptlrtd at a shnit
noI,!c, . J Jern-mWn?di.o In all tt vloi. forms,
nl all Kind of ttra-s ard Iia Castinm (V-nil-hedet
JrV-'J?,'1" A"- 'rit.:tnrer ol KNTSTlPltlr-E
'Jlk'" lTillliK. and bTlCKnt.s f.nd
SUAlthS Itirjntl
G. VJ. DIMSCK,
Hiilibiird, jlarlon Co.,
Breeder of Shorthorn and-
Eevon Cattle,
Berkshire Fit." ,t LIprht Bramah Chickens,
-yor-c, 'tuck, .r all kinds, fob hale
JL fcirrasb r t n tin with mod i-ecurlt.
Pan C?ioc S'oO; 1 am:. ,lu 21, 167'i. ap3
3IOUNTA11V BALM
The Great Orea Mtti fsr
CHRONIC COUGHS, CGLDS,
AM iThrii
151-iMioM ol'iJio JL.um'-n,
TS 1'KltFECTI.Y !lAKILi:-SCy.NOT INJfBE
.-i,!!e T1 'J''"" t lho i me ntup-a beautlrol
article phM'int to the H.t--nr'nirM with rr-'t
tArfZf"bh-,, ,-, HtlfliJliS's and tX)X A
ULLTo I)ru.'btore Stlsai. ItlStf
JOHN WiiNTO,
EKf CIlEIt or
M.EHIKO SHEJRJP,
rilAKES pleasure In nT.Tln? to the Wool-Grow crs ol
JL Orejou and tho .idj. 'n'n 'ferntnr!s the chicce
topurcha.e TllOltOfiiliEltlin .MfcllI.NO,, and u
tnria' turtle-ii tin stedtai they can. and will en-
'll'Wi '";,V ', ,'!C,'II p ""' bamc quality and alne at
mcil UlhAl'KU JUT1.S l,i in such can pof-lb!y
l- Imported, rrimiiitluu and couipanon with oth
er 1' ivu odtrul ill the marLit are ronill lnited.
i!Jrem JOHN iii.N n,
x- m. . Salem, Ornn.
. I. -Th ltm ard )'. na Lol or the ll.k can
lioteinon Hi- 1-lAMi 1'AIIM, adJolnlLR altm.
i',.f .''03n ''" 't'1' ' ' "'""' p'are. fcr at the
1IJI.L lAI'M l..-r-.i In h-.'t mJct south of tho city.
salem, elleltl(.r l', loT'i.
TrioriorrGizsriED
STO OK.
B. E. STEWART & SONS,
Importer mid ltrecder. of
Thoroughbred Shorthorn
AM
EiOiSTSZK OATT1E,
I'lirc-brcd Uoriuo siul CoImvoIU
slirpji, tinrksliltc 3Iogr,
ic ,
Pniioy Xoxxrl.s,
Our farms are sltnale on' oil'o froa North Yin-vit"
Station, ou Oregon Citf.l Itailrvud. -"
Adirc.s. North Yamhill, Yamhill Co., Orejoo.