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DIRECTORY.
Ol'FICIIKS of tlio NATIONAL (JHANOK.
tfMfr-John T. .Touch, Barton, Phillips, Ark.
Ounttr-J.J. Woodman, l'aw Paw, on Huron,
Mich. .... i .
Ictmir-,. H. Hmedlcy. Crcoco, Iltiwurd, la.
tittuartt-A. .T. Vniifrlill, Memjilili'. a ytlli.
Au't 6''tKfirf Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddleiiurli,
Ci,ailaln-'ii. It. Ellis. Bprliujborouith, Wnrren, O.
J'rtatnr-V. M. .McDowell, Wayne, Steuben, N..
Ktcrttttry-O. II. Kellcy, LoulnUilo, Ky.
anlt-h'umrO. Dinwiddle, Orchard drove, Iud,
ttm-JIn. John T. Jonc, Harton, Phillip. Ark.
Flow Mm. Samuel E. Adamr, .Muntlcello, Minn.
Jkjmtna-Mrt Harioy Onddard, North (Iranby.Ct.
iM'ly A'tMant tffcwcinf Mle Carolina A. Hull,
I.oitlnvlllc, Ky.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTER.
1). Wyatt Aiken. (Chairman,) CoUesbury, 8. C
K. It. Sliaiiklnml. Dubuque town.
Dudley T. VUmp. L'larr-inont, N. II.
Aloriao O rider, lio k l'allf, Whltciddc, III.
W. II. Chamber, Ueweccbec, Itiirncl). Ala,
OlllcrrN ofOrrujou Stiito UrniiKC
Mdfttr Win. Cyrnp, titlo.
Oitrtfi-ti. 11. Bhlpluy, Opwpco.
rwr-Mrs. K. N. Hunt, Sublimity.
tiiattiti y T. L. Davidson. Halcm.
Hhwnnl-W. H. Thomiii", Walla Walla, W. T.
A"ittiwl fjittmrttti. W. Itlddlo, Canjonvllle.
rmiliitii -Yf, II. Gray. Autorla.
(Mfh'uxr-A. 11. Graham, PlthcrV Landing,
Clark county, W. T.
fir' Mr. H. A. Miller, Jacksonville.
jnn(nm -iltn.H. 1). Durham, McMinnvlllo.
Morn- Mr. B.A.Kelly. Kast Portland.
Ay Jm'I Witmii-Mre. Georgia Smith, Hood
Jtlvcr, Watciiniimiy. ,
h'riciitlf 0'NiWi'-Wm. Cyril, Hclo; H. Clow,
Jlnlln.; K. I.. Smith, IIikkI Itlvcr.
Anfe HitlMH .lyinf-B. P. I.eo. Portland.
State Grange Deputioo for 1877
IMQfflC. hUjinit.
nrsToN. ... '
JV UohK- Conalll ConallH
1'I.AI KAMA.
Kniirli Nklnlnu Ilntto Creek
H W Hand ill Oregon City
IMlt'lll.A.
J Wlli) MyrtloCruk
1 M Gaidner Drain's Htntlon
.MII.TVIIMAII. ........
PlyinpHiii Kelly HupI Portland. ...Kot Poitl.ind
MAUION.
' Ft'nMli-inuii IliiltoUllu ...
41 W Hunt Hiiblltnlly Salem
,1 N T.MIIb-r" lackxutivlllu Jackponvlllo
V A Patlerpini' Hlckreal Salem
,1 ,1 Chatlton Goopu Lnko Jackpoimllu
Uanlci'pii'Pli'r..". ICcrliylllo Jackpomlllu
i, am:.
Jamen W. Matlock (IhpIicii
11 A Irvine....'. Lebanon Albany
John End TjkU Iho Dalle
mnii-i..
lit) Durham McMlnmlll.i
J HappliiKton Clinton
(HUNT. ,.
2)11 Illneliart Canyon City Canyon City
roi.rMiiiA. . ...
J W.Mtxmll Columbia City
TIIMMWOK, ., ., ., ,,
II P Holilen Tillamook North nmlill!
1'XATII.t.A. ... .
JH While WcUn...., Wcrton
I OOP,
J Henry Hhroeder Oil
WAPiumiTON rKitiiiTonr.
I I.AHK.
H W Hrown Vaiieouvor
CUM MIIIA.
KPHIeln Daylon
libltliiKer Colfax Colfax
riiKiiAMP.
M 7. Goodalu lilma
UH Maiklmm,'.' Chehill Point
TllllllTHK. ....
1.(1 Abbot l (Hymplit OlympM
ii IjoiiKtnlro Yulin
in". . ., ...
.Itllltip llorlon Hwltlo Heattlo
I.K1MI.
li M Pli'rmii CUnnato..
YAKIMA.
t)P Cook Klleiipkuri:
In nny county whero Iho Deputy appolntiil la not
thu mot piillaMe, nr.d thu (Iratiitea of Iho licallly will
Vroporly Indlcaloto mo a choke. I wlllboplcaiU,for
in many InHancop 1 liavotin'ii obllKitl to mako np.
polntmenla wlllioct knowKtUoap to Ctncpp.
W.M. OYHUH,
MaaterOrek'nnHtntoGranKO, P. ofll.
ronoxA (fiuxoK, itAVio.v vorxrr.
G.W. Hunt, Maplori (1, (I. fllcnn. Hec'y. MeelS
mtboilrH Woilnedayof iali month, at tho point
that may be lUed Uat mcclliitf.
To tho Subordinate Qrongoi of Oregon
State Grange.
Thu Sourolury of ouoh UruiiKO will p!oano
hoiuI llioniuiuwor MimtorHuilSeorcUryoloot
for 1877, to Mm. or H. 11. iw ooon m prvtl
onlilo, kIvIuk tlto iiililriutM of Master nud
Jlocrotnry, County uml Stalo, or Territory,
Jly no tlohiK you will oIiIIro
T. li. l)AVUiOK,
sou. o. s. a., r.or 11.
l'ont olllfo mlilrvs:
Suloui, Muriim Co,, Oron.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Notli-fl In horoby ulvon to tho MMtoni or
lio tUllorout BUlHinllnuto OrnnKOt of l.lim
4'ouuty, tlmt It l tliolr duty to oloot tlirmi
tloh'Kittoi from Molt (ImitKo to uttoml n eon
volition In Albany, on thu noooml Monihty
In April, 1H77, at 10 o'clook a. in., for tho
purpontiof oloctliiR raprusanUUvoa to tho
HUte tinman, whlolt moota In Halem on tho
ourthTuoailay In May,lH77.
U. A. Iuvimk, Deputy.
la XemorUm.
WhoroaM, llartow (late tlrauge, Mo, 167,
Vftoo countyt lOrogou, Ium been (teprlvtui
tiy ilcrtth of our worthy ulutor Nancy Jano
tiavaKO,
Hoaolvoil, That whllo we low In iMitnblo
MUlimliialwi to thUKtvoutt wo hope that our
vntKent lowt U heroteinal gUi, ami that our
Itelovtxl SUtor haa boon removal froinauil'or
iujt In hor homo below to rent 1n her hotter
JUomo atmvo.
lttwHilvotl, That lu the iloatliof SUtqrKar
Re tho ClrniiKtt haa lout a wortlty ami ltitdily
ateemtHl innuibpr, ami her fatullyaklml
wife ami mother, ami the community a good
citizen .
IteaolviHl, Tliat the wwnbera of tho (IraiiRo
Mr the usual badge of mournlint for thirty
lavH at their meeting.
Kuaolved, Tuataoopyor uieaerenoiuuoiiH
ho preaented to the atnieted family, ami tliat
J copy be aent to Uui Wiu-AMirrrK VjUIMkh
or publleatloa, and
lteeotveU, that acopjrof the pnKMwdlncn
le apreal uon tb Journal of Harlow 'a
Uatellrauge, Jotm Kxu,
M. A. Wimi,
Abuik .uuwalt,
The Faiimku publlahea an exceedingly In
tereetlng aitdnwa delivered before Turner
Grange, by Mr. Irene llllleary, In which
the practical reeulta already achieved
through the Orange orgaultatton, aud the
greater reaulta yet to bo achieved, aro pre
iuUHl. One of the moat important ivaulU
already rmohtHl, la that auch talent aa Is
nhown In thla addreii u brought to the aur
fAoo, liuuvadof being allowed to rviualu for
yur uukiiown. Ortgonian,
Meeting of Subordinate Granges
LINN COUNTY.
llopo, No. 21, moots in Albany, on tho 1st
nnd 3 HaturdoyH of eaoh month, at 10 a. m.
Oak Plain, No. 0, in Ilalsoy, 2nd nnd -1th
Saturdays at 11 a. in.
Manner, No, 1C5, In Grawfordavlllo, lat
and 3rd Saturdays, at 2 p. in.
Hyracuso No. h3, at Mlllors Station, 1th
Saturday, at 1 p. m.
Lebanon No, 21, at Lobanon, 2d and 4th
Saturday, at 10 a. m.
Qraml Prulrlo No. 10, 4th Saturday.
Knox Uutto No. 22, 1st and 3rd Satur
days. Santlam No. 37, 2nd and 4th Saturdays,
at 10 n. m.
llrownsvillo No. 10, 1st and 2nd Satur
days. Tangent, No. 7, 1st and 3rd Fridays, at 10
n. tn.
llarrlsburg, No. 11, 1st and 3rd Satur
days, nt 10 a. m.
Shodd, No. U, l&t and 3d Saturdays, at 10
u. m.
Happy hrmo No. 40, 1st Saturday, nt 11
O'OIOCK u. m.
Jlarinnny No. 23, 3rd Saturday, regularly,
except In Nov. Doo., Jan., Feb., nnd March,
whoa thoy moot thu 1st Friday.
J110NTON COUNTY.
Soap Crook No 1 1, 1st Saturday nt 10 n, m.
Wlllamotto No. 52, 1st Thursday, at 10 a.m
Philomath, No 12, lth Saturday, nt 10a.m.
LANK COUNTY.
CroHSWolI, No. 01, 3rd Saturday, monthly.
Kugomt, No. 5(1, In ICugeno City, 3rd Sat
day, at 10 it. m.
Chnrlty, No. 7(1, 1st Saturday.
Goshun, No. 101, lot Saturday, at 10 o'clock.
Juuutlon City, No, 43, 2nd Saturday, at 1
p. in,
POLK. COUNTY.
Oak Point, No, 3, 1st and 3rd Saturdays.
MARION COUNTY.
Ablqim.No 133, lth Saturday.
Koclc Point, No 4S. 3d Saturday, ntl p. m.
Uutto Crook, No. 82, 3rd Saturday, ut 10
ii. m.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
lloavotlon No. 100, moots 1st, Saturday, nt
10 o'clock.
S. O. Recti Long Combing Wool.
Tho wool-growlnr; industry isonothatls
peculiarly ndiiptcd to some Hoctlons of our
country, nnd should liavo met with moru in
tention Irom our fiiiiuorH in ovory suction
tliiiii it tins. How far bolilnd hand wo nro In
tills wiih palnlully evident In tho luto Inhibi
tion, whuro tlio largest oxliihlls ol wools
wore tlioHH from forolgn couutrlos, in iioino
1'iiNoH much Inter than our own In dale of
soltlomont. It Is duo to our own country
luon to Kiiy Hint tho displays thoy did iimko
woro romarked upon by nil who saw thorn
as bolng, lu ruMpout to IIiiouohs nud to louirth
higlily siiporlor to nuythlng from foreign
souiitrlos. showing Unit wo can, if wo will,
successfully compotn with tho world in this
groat brunch of ronlly productlvo Industry.
Tho display which wan most commonlod
upon in regard to Its high oxcellonco. wax
undoubtedly ono sont from tho far-oil' Puol
Ho, from Portland, Orogon, In' S. G. Hood,
Khi.,u dlstlngulshod sheop farmorof that
nluco. For longth, llnonoss and softness his
long combed wool was admitted to bo un
equalled, and lu Its raising should provoto
bo Indeed tho "golden llooco" tliat so many
Argonauts lmvo gouo Wostward to sourcli
for. Oregon is undoubtedly woll llttod by
its peculiarities of soil and clluiato, to be
come tho groat nhoop farming section of tho
Union. In this connection I may quote
what Mr. Hoed himself aays In alatoluttor
to tho Commissioner of Agrloulturo, who
had quoNtlonod him In regard to shoep farm
ing In Oregon: "My own oxporionco lu
shoop farming haa beon confined ton com
paratively small Hook ofnuro brod "Cots
wolds" nud "I.olcoHtors," tho formor having
boon Imported from ICngland by tho Jinn.
M. II. Cochrane, ofCanadn, In the year 1871,
nntl tho latter from Now Xoalnud during tho
sitmo year. 1 am fully convinced that Or
egon Is peculiarly well adaptod to shoop far
ming. Homo data from my own Hock may
ho Interesting, In March, 187(1, the averngo
weight ofCoiawoldewos was 218 l-.'. pounds
ouch, nnd of I.olcoeior owos 108 l..r pound
oKch. 'lhoavorago wolght or Heoces from
old owes was. Coin wolds, 14 pounds; Lolcos
tors, 13 pounds. Tho ylold or lambs this
spring was Cotawolda, 220 percent., Lolcoa
tersll5por cent." The abovo facU show
that Orogon is ust the country foraheop
riirmors, and nro backed up by tho fact tliat
tho fleeces sont by Mr. Hood from there took
n diploma of tho highest morlt ami tho
United StHles Centennial modal or honor.
Jiloston Journnlof Cuminrrte.
Tho DeiUny of Men.
Among one million human beings, there
uro ut birth on itn nvorago 512,000 boys ttnd
1,000 girls, lletweou tho tlmo or birth and
tlieugu of 5, more than ono-fourth, or2i2,0iX)
children illu, namely, 112,000 boys and 120,-
(KH) girls, leaving 370,000 boys mid 2),000
girls, tho groater mortAllty or the boys re
ducing thorn thus soon to nearly equal nu in
born. Tho next tlyo years aro more favor
able, mid so Is the period from 10 to 15, dur
ing which the mortality is tho least, but es
pecially for boys; from 15 to 20 the mortality
U greater ngalu, ami still greater from 20 to
25, so taut at that time 101,000 will have died,
leaving 031,000 to enter their 20th year. At
tho end or 35 years 200,000 women will have
married, whllo 02,000 persona will havedled,
or whom nearly hair will die from consump
tion, leaving 5?2,000, The next ten years
will reduce the number by 70,000 deaths,
202,000 at tho ago of 45. Now eaoh succeed
ing ton years will bo more fatal, and tho
numbers shrink so rapidly that during tie
next 30 years they will die at au Increasing.
ratio of uu average of mora than 10,000 per
year, so that ut 75 y ear or age 311, 000 will
have died, and only 101,000 will bo left; (he
death rate per year still increasing ft-oni 7.1
to 85, U now about 12, (XX) per year, ao that
during this decade 122,000 will die and 30,
000 be loft to attain 5 years of age; now the
death rate luoreasea till more, but aa there
ure lea people left to die, the absolute num
ber or deaths grows leas than 4,000 per year,
so that 37,000 will die lu the next decade, aud
only 'J,000 will reach tho age or 05; of theae,
1,7V) will die Ibofore the age or 100, ao that
ouly250wlll reach the f ot 100. Oftheae
250, hair will die the Hrat year over 100,
leaving 125 to attalu 101 yean; again half of
that number the next year, or 75 at 102, aud
ao on-37 at 103, IS at 101, Oat 105, 4 at 100, 2
at 107, aud 1 at 108. Thla single surviving
Individual, among one million human be
ings dying arouud aud before him, will
then lu his turn at last also bid earth fare
well , (o mako room for other generations, as
hlscouteuiorurles have wisely and uuro
promptly done before. ,
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
From Coos County.
Coquiixe City, Coos Co.,
Feb. 22, 1877. J
Kn. FAitMun: In this portion of " God's
horltago " wo who Inhabit these mountain
valleys on tho vergo or tho Occldont are In
a condition to sing:
" Winter is gone, with his skies so wan,
And his icy bands are broken;
Warm breezes blow, tho rivers How,
And woods of llfo glyo tokon.
Tho spring birds, perched in sunny nooks.
Their oarly rapturos sine;
And tho frog pops up his head in tho brook,
And chants his song of spring."
Tho morcury Btands at 52 in tho early
morning; tho hills aro sporting greon coats;
oarly buds nro swollod to bursting; tho bluo
birds glvo cheory notico of tholr return from
thoir winter visit to southern California; tbo
yollow hntnmor
" pounds on his pluo-treo sholl,"
nnd robin rodbroast sings his song of
" Two logs, and throo legs,"
from tho tip tops of of tnll Hrs. Tho spring
salmon hnvo appeared In the rivers, and the
sea lions nro happy.
How do you llko tho picture, you dwollors
In tho hyporboroan regions of New York,
Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota, nnd contiguous
States, where morcury freezes, whisky bo-
comes oil, nud six mouths' soml-hyborna-Hon
of inon and nulnmls is nocossnry to
ovon lucomploto hnpplnessl And where, In
summer, you toast by day, nnd light mos
quitoes nt night, and the aguos shako you
until your bones rattlo In your skins?
Horo the morcurlal weathor-tubos hnvo no
uso for zoro, nnd noed no scnlo abovo 1009
for record of lomporuturos " in tho shade."
1 lmvo u thermometer whicli lms hung two
years lu ono place, under a shod, on thu
north sldo or my house, tho lowest record of
which is 2S (above), nnd its highest 03". For
three fourths of tho days of our coldoit win
ter no Hro Is required to warm our rooms,
oxcopt oven lugs nnd oarly morning. To-day
I nm wintering in i room without tiro, al
though it l'i vory cloudy, nnd raining some.
In summer, tho nights nro nlwnys cool
enough for looping comfortably, nnd tho
marauding mosquito, reversing tho habit ot
his Kustorn brother, goes quietly to roost,
nnd revels In plonsa)it dreams until sunrise.
Not n ilnko ol snow has been on tho ground
horo, this winter; no skate; nosleigh-rido.
Tho nrtlcln lu n lato number of tho Faum
Mi:u,on dried potatoes a ta vwk tic i'ioii
v.cr, rem Inds mo that no hotter section lor
raising potatoes, fruit, Ac, Is on tho const
than this. Tho facilities for shipping are
good, nud tho preparing of thoso products
for market lu tho dried form ought to bo
como n paying industry horo. Instead of
which, potatoes, onions, cabbagos, Ac, are
actually brought hero frotc San Francisco to
reed loggers nnd minors, and our stores re
tall tho ordinary dried fruits from California
nt 15 to 25 coLts por pound. No bettor dairy
country exlMs than this; yot wo pay 20 conts
por pound for California-made ohooso, and
California butter Is cstou horo, barrel nftor
barrel.
Your rendors wltl thoreforo porcelve that
horo is uu Inviting Hold for the enterprising
dairyman nnd frult-oulturlst who wish to
enjoy our splondld climate, with Its Immu
nity from disease, nud who has go in his
head, musclo in his back, and so mo cash In
his breeches pockot.
Tho riso In furs has sot the trapping frater
nity uu tho war-path horo, and many a boa
vor has lost his skin In consequeuco, nnd
your correspondent has feasted upon that
delectable luxury, boaver-tail stew, to sati
ety, i no trapping industry is no small mat
tor to tills section, and brings many a dollar
Into our local circulation. Ilut tho palmy
days of tho genus trapper have passod away,
nnd tho habitation ot O. Fiber Is bocomlng
"small by degrees, and boiutlfully loss."
Coijunxv. City, Fob. 28, 1S77.
Kn. Fahmkii: WVathor oplomlld on tho
Coquillo, Tillies dull, and Democrats carry
long faces lu view of tho olection nows,but
wo are all tired of supenso and nre willing
to accept "anybody Lord anybody" so we
lmvo n president. Still our happiness is
mingled wltn tomo small regret, as It wes to
bo hoped that one honest man would bo
found in tho Hepubllcau rauks. Ilut trials
and dUupiKiiuimeuts are lusoperablo from
human existence, "Let us have peace."
Capt. ltAcklitle's new steamer is not yet
running, cause why, not yot Inspected. It
appears a llttlostmngo that this boat must
bo kept waiting with hor orow, month after
mouth, for thu Inspectors to come from Port
hind. It Is certainly not calculated to en
courage steamboat enterprise in new aud re
mote sections, mat the owner must keep
their boat and crew ready, on aupene, and
expense, for four month aftor they are
ready o begin to earn something; awaiting
tho movements of parties in the other end or
tho State. There Is "a screw loose some
where." Tho experiment of growing prunes Is about
lobe tried in this valley by Hon. P. II.
Hoaa, o I am told. He can scarcely fall of
success, as no hotter fruit couutry Is Ivlng
arouud, M.
Poimons. - For any poison, the mostspeo
dy, certain nnd most frequently eHlcaclous
remedy lu tho world, If Immediately taken,
Is u heaping toaspoonful or ground mustard,
stirred ranidlv In a class or cold water, and
drank down nt a draft, causing Instantane
ous vomiting. As soon as the vomiting cea
ses, swallow two lablMpoonfuls or mere of
swett-oll, or any other mild oil. If uo
ground miutard is at hand, drink a teacup
ful or mote of sweet-oil or any other pure
mild oil, melted hog's lard, melted butter,
tiain oil, cod-liver oil, any of which protect
the coots or the stomach from the disorgan
izing eHVls or the poison; and, to a certain
extent, by tilling up the pores or the stom
ach (tho mouths or tbo absorbents) prevent
the (Hi I son being taken up In the circulation
or the blood. Persous bitten by rattlesnakes
have drank oil freely and recovered. These
are things (o be done while a phyaloJan la be
ing sent for.
A Pomona, or fifth degree grange, was or
ganized at Myrtle Creek on Monday and
Tuesday last, by Pr. S. K. Hulck, lepnty
Grand Master. The name adopted was
Umpqua District Pomona Grange. The fol
lowing otllcera were elected: 11. G. Glbba,
Master; Pllnn Pooper, Overaeer; J. F. Gz-
icy, i.eciurcr; .. cornuu, unapiain,
Mrs. M. Mcllrlilo,wlfeof the late Dr. Jas.
Mcltride, died at St, Helens, Ogn., on the 23d
ult., ged 07 years-.
A Victim or Flattery. Y tord y morn
ing a woman living on Ni poleon street was
soon on tbo walk lu front Oi tho xdte heaving
tbo snow right nnd left, nnu sho had only
got fairly tottied to work when n hoy loung
ed up, and remarked: "I'll clear oU tho
walk for ton cents." "I guess I'm able to do
it," sho replied . "Hut seo how it looks." ho
continued. "Horo you aro, a perfect lady In
look and action, highly educated, nnd yet
you grovel In dust, as It were, to save tho
pitiful Mini ol ton conts.'' "You grovel
along and mind your own business," sho
curtly replied, Hill) digging away, "It's
wortn ton conts," ho Mild, as ho loaned
against tho fence, "but I'm Rlellor with tomo
sentiment lu mv bosom. Now we'll ssy flvo
cents, or jus! enough to covor wour nud tonr
o'my bones. Glvo me tho shovol and you
go In, get on your sealskin snequo nnd best
Jewelry, and whllo I work you stand out
noro nnd boss around, nnd talk as Hyou
owned tho biggest half of North Amoricn,
whllolhad nothing, nnd was iudobtfor
thnt." Shu looked nt him sharply, saw that
ho wns lu earnest, nnd when she passed over
tho suow.suovolstio put two nlckles Into his
hand. Ho looked alter her ai sho went In,
nud thou sadly inusod: "Oh, Flattoryl thy
surest victim Is n woman honioly enough lor
n scaro-crow." Dct voit Free Press.
From tho Mountaineer: Mr. J, C.Luckov,
Just in from tho "Mud Springs" situated In
tho southwestern part ofotir county, gavo us
a call on Monday. Ho hnd In his possession
sovornl unsays or tho "mud" nnd of "rock"
and "qunrt?. speclmons," nil of which nro
poslttvo ovidoncos of rich gold and sllvor
mluoH. Ononssny of tho 'mud" showod R
prospect of 2,200 to tho ton. This nssay was
mado by Professor Hurley, of Orogon City,
lor Mr. Frank Storey, whogathorod tho mud
and paid for tho nssay. Mr. Lucky InformB
us Hint tho excitement in thnt section wns
greater than over bolbro, ns mnny now
quart, lodges woro found containing tho pre
vious meluts.
Hou.ritoWAY'.s Pim.s. Tn or Ltn:.
Armed with this great nntliloto, tho tlery
ordeal is pnsocd through mid the sullbror
once moro restored to tho possession of un
impaired henlth. TIipso PillM nro equally
eHlcaclous in all female complaints, nud ob
structions ut tiio dawn of womahhnod. Sold
every whoro. 25 conts por box or pot.
NORTH SALEM STORE.
V. 3L. WAJ333,
A T THE MUCK STOItE, HAS JUST HIX'EIV
LX. oil afiill iiHortmcntof
G-oneral Morohandiso,
Dry GoodSj
Grooonos,
Boots &, Shoes,
Hard-ware,
Clothing
Calculated for tho City nnd Country Trado. Untight M
low, and will nu fold nt ns SMALL A PHUPIT. at
thow who HELL AT COST. rrciootl dellvorca to
toy Dart ot tho cltv frco or crmrvo. Nov8r
STORE.
1 HAVE rUHCIIASBD THE ENTIHn
Intcrff t of Mom. Yvaton A LoiiKlmry lu
ma t utmiuro stnro on mo wcei nuu ot
Conimcrclnl Ntrcet, 8alctu,
nnd hnll Wi) on hand a OKNEHAL A8
aOIU'MENT of good for tho retail trsde.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY
rat-lur & hniitlicr SctH, .
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
ROCKERS- &C,
Ily tho ttl ur tnga piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN THE PEST MANNEH,
And at reatonablo price, n I an a practical workman
, ,, JOHN GRAY.
Halcm. .Inly 15. l3.y
Homo - Made and Hand-Made
B O O T S .
TP YOU WANT A (lOOD-lTTTINO PINK BOOT
JL you can uu accoimneOntvu by cnlllnj;
At AniistroiiK'M Shop,
On Stato Street, oppotlte WILLIS'S HOOK STOItE.
An. Wohk Wahnamku. Price Hi:ao.-auie.
Heiialrlnt; ntaltjuntlinvmiilly itonr. Oivi: Mi; a
UaI.U InclMf W?I. AKITINTIIMNC.
Aceiita Tor the Wllluiucltc Farmer.
Albany
Amity
Aeliland
Ilollvuo
Ilncna Vlfta
llrowuKvllltf
llnttuvlllo
Canyon City
Caii)oiulllu
Co.iillU City
Colo' Valley
i JE Hanntin
(1 1: liotchell
"".I II Sbortrldco
Jeir I)avl
Win Wells, J W llobart
W It Kirk
J W It.iclu'likr
O II lllilnebart
WT Urlu'Ci
...rSMalteton
W 11 Clarko
uiauop.
.Hi) Jlorrlinm
Crawfordll!o ltohert Olan
Cove U K Kendall
CorvallU E Woodward
Creell Kotcoo Knox
CUckania W A Mill
Camp Creek O It llammerley
Dalla J U Lee. 1) M Outhrlo
Dexter S llandoakcr
I)rln'c Kreon A Drain
DmafCiU K Koibe
Dayton .E U lladaay
Klklon..... A 11 Ilalne
Kiicvnc... ....John McClnns
Kox Vallv) A I) (Unlner
Yattl Oroo S lluj;be, W I. Ciml
(ioi"ben... J llandaker
Gerralt 8.M (lnlnc
llaln'y. TJ Illack
llarrUbiin; lllram Smith
HllllKn A I.nvlllni;
Iletmor........ Morrow & llerrvn
Independence... W L llodt-ln
Jancllon Smith. Ilrafdeld A Co., W L Lemon
Jaekonvlllo M Pelerton
Jen"eron John W Poland
LvwWtlto 11 C McTlmmond
Lafayutto Dr Poppleton, A II Henry
U-twium ....S II Clani-hton
Monroo Joa Kcltoy
McMinnvlllo..... ..JlIMorri. A Held
Monmouth.. W Waterhoue
Needy Wru Moreland
New Era..... J Caato
Nowelltvlllo ....!' V Cattleman
North Yamhill II O Stewart
Oakland ..S K lUymond
0e-o .A li Shipley
Ott J II Schroetler
OrcironClty J M Bacon
Pendleton., ..W A Whitman
rrorla Ur J 11 Irvine
Pilot Hock K Otlllam
Portland S P Lee, Aeent Slat. Grance
l'rincttllle OH Pilnglo
Ptrrydato...., MoGrew' btoro
Hlckreal .....PA Patterson
Itofebun; Tho Smith
Selo FP Jonra, ThoaMnnkcr
Sllverton Tltnibbard
ShcddV WM l'oer, CK Wheeler
Sprlndeld A G llorey
Sublimity John Downing
t)eet Homo lien Mark
Sheridan....... ..... . .............. ................
Tu.ent KSIUrzeo
Tho Dalle. S L llmok
Turner , W H llttleary
vnroacr S Ilron, Jl u Denuro
Wlllimeito Pork M Wllklna
Walla Walla J llner
Waldo JO Elder
YcnculU J It Ellison, I( S Apple-ute
ffVVv
MILWATTKIE NURSERY..
GrcntcMt Variety of
FRUIT TREES
In Oreeroii
Consisting of Apple, Pear, Peaoh,.
Plum, Prune, Cherry, Grape,
Cherry Currant, Law ton
Blaokberry, Raspberry
and Strawberry Sets,
California Walnut,
Black Walnut,
Butternut, &
Filbert,
W111C1I WILL BE SOLD LOW, FOIl CASH.
S. LUELLING &SON,
Proprietors .Mllwnuklo Ntirtcry.
Nov. 1, 197D.
400,000 FRUIT TREES.
All ol tlio IICNt Varieties.
G, W, WALLING &LS0N,
ONtvcffo, Or.,
Hnvo tills number or
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
For al. In their oxtcneivo Ntirjcry. Includlns the
rcmarknblo
WALLING'S
PEACH PLUMy
TJie Itulittii l?ruuOy
And tbo bctt varieties of
riiim,
I'ruue,
l'cacli,
Apple,
I'car,
Clierrj-,
Nut and Shade Trees,
IN FULL ASSOIITMENT.
Send for Dosoriptive Catalogue.
Pnrelmiera can visit tho WILLAMETTE NURSE
It) , Oawi-ito. or they fan nnd tl, W. XV A IiLINU,
KfeymTffitD?ofi;:,fcc8tttthutaw,,gcrnor-
B. STRANG,
Importer and Dealer In
Improved Ranges
COOK, PARLOK, AND BOX
S T O V E Sji
And Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet-Iron & Cop per
Union lilock. Commercial Street,
SALKit, oiwaox
IIIESPECTFUULY INFORM ALL MY OLD
friend and ctntomcr that I bavu returned buel
w(. and Invltu Iho public Rcncraliy to mil and exam
Inu my nock aud leurn my prlcet. Nov:l I670tf
Salem Flouring Mills.
BEST FAMILY FLOUIt,
BASEU'S EXTRA, XXX.
SUPERFINE AND GRAHAM,
MIDDLINGS, BRAN, AND SHORTS,.
CouHtuiitly ou Xlnnd.
IIIfiTliOHt l'rlco in CASH
Paid for Wheat
AT ALL TIMES.
It. O. KINNEY,
Accnt S. F. M. Co
Sept IStf
9. O. SULLIVAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OPERA HOUSE, 8ALEM.
8, E. corner, at head of talr. foijy
EKTAI1L1.MIKD 1855.
Willamette Nurserv,
&. W. WALLING & SON,
PROPRIETORS,
Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
Grower of tho Cholcwt Varletlceof
VMJTXT TRUES A S23R17SBZ11LZ'
PartlcnUi attontlon given to Cherry, Trnne and Finn
trcci. ,8l
Administrator's Notic.
N
',.c!h.ffi!,.esih"A.ho.ppoiBt-
ior: li7o of M., n V.. '" VA'"W"' 'Wf.M:
el to present them to me. with proper voacberi it
mt rcddenco.near Slhcrton. In ValS county, withto
Hi month, from the dato of tbl notice. 7'
Febrnarya.U-Twt L W. WRIGHT.
Notice
I8.hhcrey.BlvJn-,hat w T- UaUi admlnlitrator of
.uv,H?J-Mt0',bolomODB'll-licce'e'l. has thli
SlK1' Anal account wlih .aid eeuto m tht.
JJL'. belOthdayol March. 1ST?, at ono o'clock p. ra.
SIW iV' h' bcc? "'' ' tuo ,lmo for hMrlnc tho
ame. Thereloro. all pcron Intcre.ted In ald e
Ji1ie.fr? rc3?lred to appear at iqo aforeald day, and
file their objection, to ald account, If any they bae. .
or be forever barred, vJUa,v,.
t u n . JonN c- PBEBLKS.
Feb.0, ISTiwt Co, Judse of Marlon Co..
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