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OFFICEItSoftlio NATION All URANOE.
MatUr-John T. .Tones, Burton, Phllllpf, Arte.
OctnicrJ. J. Woodman, I'aw Taw, Van Barcn,
Lecturer A. B. Smcdloy.CrcfCO, Howard, ta.
Steward A. J. Vaughn, Memphis, Tciin.
4m" Steward Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddlcniub,
Somerset, N. J. . . .
Cnaplaln-8. It. Ellli, BprlngborotiRh, Warren, O.
Treasurer V. M. McDowell, Wayne, Btcubcn.N. Y,
StcrelarvO, II, Kcllcy, Loalavlllo, Kr.
Oatt-KitttrO. Dinwiddle, Orchard (IroTC, Ind,
Vtrttm. John T. .Tones, Barton, 1'IiIIIIdi", Ark.
Flora TAt. UamucI E. Adams, Montlccllo, Minn.
bmona- Mrs Ilnrvoy (loddiud, North Uranbr, CI.
tody AtiMant bUicardillis Carollno A. Hall,
Louisville, Ky.
EXECUTIVK C0MM1TTKK.
I) Wyatt Aiken. (Chnlrman.) Cokcsbnry, 8. 0,
K. It. Hhankland, Dnbuiue. Iowa.
Dudley T. L'haso, Clarcmont, N. II.
Aloniso O jldcr, Hock Kails, Whiteside, III.
W. H. Chambers, Usuctchco, ltureell. Ala,
Officer of OreKon 8latc (Imcc
JfiHlff-Wn, Cyrus, bclo.
OttrturA. It. Hhlplcy, Oswcjro.
Iscturer-Mtt. K.N. Hunt, Hubllmlty.
StcrttaruT. L. Davidson. Halcm.
SUaanl-Vr. B. Thomas. Wnlla Walla, W. T.
AttUlant BttuvrU-a. W. Itlddlo, CanyonTlllc.
CliaplalnVr, II. Gray. Astoria.
Treasurer H. 1. Leo, l'ortland,
tJate-KtfjxrA. II, Graham, Fisher's Landing,
Clark county, W. T.
CertiUrn. II. A. Miller. Jacksonville.
iVnumoMrs. 8. I). Durham, McMtnnrttlo.
HtnrttMn. K. A. Krllv. Kant 1'iirtland.
Lady Att't Mtward Mrs. Georgia Hmllh, Hood
Vllvnr. Wurjl r.oun V.
Kxteutht Committee Wm. Cyrus, 8clo; R. Clow,
Dallas; It. I,. Hmltli, Hood Itlvcr.
Slats Jliulntts Aqtnt-Vi. V. Leo. Portland.
State Orange Deputies for 1877
JUt OJflcs. Kxprtit.
Corralll Corrallls
BENTON.
A Holder
CLACKAMAS,
Enoch Hklrvlno Bntto Creek
N W llamlall Orison City
HOUdl.AS.
J W Hayes Myrtlo Crock
(1 M Claidncr Drain's Htatlon
MULTNOMAH.
Plympton Kelly Kast Portland. ..Kast Portland
MAIIION,
' P Cattleman lluttevlllo
U W Hunt Htilillmlty Halcm
J At KHON
JH T Miller"' lackromrlllo Jacksonville
V A Patterson. Itlckrcal Halcm
J JCIiarlli'm...'. (loosoLako Jacksonville
Junr.vltlfiK,
Uaulcl I luster Kcrhyvlllo Jacksonvtllo
I.ANK.
Jamos W Matlock (loslicn
MNK,
KAInlmi I.obauon Albany
wAi:ti,
John Itml Tyfth Tho Dallca
rANIIILL.
1) (1 Diirhnm McMlunvllU
J Happlnuimi (lastou
CI II NT.
D II Itlneharl Canyon City Canyon City
roi.UMiilA.
1W Maxwell Columbia City
IIP HuMuii.....' Tillamook North Yamhill
UMATILLA.
J H Whlto Weston Wcslou
coos.
J HsnryHhroeder Oil
WAMIINUTON TXIlltlTOnr.
CLAIIK.
H W Hrowii,......, Vancouver
COLUMIIIA,
ItPUteln Daylon
WHITMAN.
LBHInger Colfax Colfax
rllKIIALIS.
HZ OoiMlate Klina
I'lKIICK.
UU Maikham Chchall Point
TIIUIHTHN.
I. n Abbott Olympla Ulympla
K I.oii((mlrii Yclm
KIND,
Julius Iliirlou.... Honttlo Seattle
LBWIS.
I, M Plerson..,.. Claquato,....
YAKIMA.
OP Cook KUensburit
In any county wbrro tho Deputy arpolntiil I not
tho most sultablu, ard thu Oranue ofiho locality will
properly Indicate to mo n choice, I lllbdplead,ror
In many Instances I hatobcen obliged to mako ap.
tuilntniunt without knowlcHlo as to fitness.
WM. CVHU8,
Master OriL'on HtatudraiiKo, P. of II.
Mooting of Subordinato Granges
LINN COUNTY.
Uopo, No. 21, iitnotH lu Albany, on tho IhI
udUNitturdavH of ritch mouth, ut 10 u. in.
Oak l'lrtln, No. II, lu llalxoy, 2nd and itlt
tUturduyNittll n, lit.
lUuuiir, No, ICVi, In OrawfortlHvlllo, 1st
Httd 3rd KiiturdayN, ut 2 p. in.
uyrauiiKo sso. n;i, in Aitiiora oimion, uu
Saturday, at 1 . in.
Iobauon No, 21, at Lebanon, 2d and ith
Haturdny, ut 10 a. ut.
Grunif I'niltlo No. 10, J tit Unturday.
Knox llulto No. 22, Ut uutl :ird Satur
day H.
Htkiitlnin No. !)7, 2nd and Ith HaturduyH,
Ht 10 a. m.
llrownsvlllo No. lt, 1st and 2nd Uatur-
Tangota, No, 7, 1st and ilrd l'rldays, nt 10
m. in.
llarrUliurg, No, 11, lt mid ilrd Hutur
days, at 10 a, in.
Khodd, No, 11, lbt nml 3d Saturdays, ut 10
a, m.
Happy Ilctuo No. 10, 1st and 'M Saturdays
In wuh niontli from Uotobor to Jimo,niut on
tho 1st Saturday thu lirtUnoo of llio yuar.
lUrnionv No. 2.1, Urd Saturday, rt'gularly,
scopt In Nov. Duu Jan., Kelt,, and March,
when tutty moot tho Ut Friday.
IIKNTON COUNTY.
Koap Crook No II, IhI Saturday at 10 it. in,
Wlilaiuotto No. '-', li.tTluin.iUy, at 10 a.m
rhllotnath, No 12, ith Saturday, at 10 a.m.
LANK COUNTY.
OnMNWoll, No. 01, Ith Saturday, 1 p. in.
KtiKono, No. Ml, in ihigono City, tlrd Sat
day, at 10 a. in.
Charily, No. 70, 2d Saturday.
Goahuii, No, 101, Ut Saturday, at 10 o'clock
Junction City, No. -IJ, 2nd Saturday, ut 1
p. i.
MoKviuie, No. 107, Camp Crook, 2d Satur
day. l'OLK COUNTY.
Oak Point, No. 3, 1st and 3rd Saturdays.
MAHION COUNTY.
Ablqua, No 1113, M Saturday.
Hook l'olnt, No -IS, Sd Saturday, utl p. in.
UutU Crook, No. b2, 3rd Saturday, at 10
a. tu.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ltoavorton No, 100, moots Ut, Saturday, at
10 o'clock.
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The following am tho sttvral roiuniltteoa
having lu obargo tho iwloliratlou at Silver
ton mi tho coming Fourth or July,
OKNKRAI. AllltNllKMi:.NT lion. T. W,
l)aveoMirt, V. Mol.alu, Alt. Whltlock, II.
OVrply. II, Forward, 1. J. Cooper.
On Mumo Meaars. LlpjHit, Ulair and
Wiu. Himjisnu.
On TAUUKH-Thomas Welch, Poll, Hicks,
ai Dooiiiiire.
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On Litmratukv It. D. lUmabr. J. O.
JkjrMi J . K. BuiC '
In Mexnoriam.
Lebanon, May 20, 1877.
Resolutions of condolenco passed by the
Lebanon Grango, No. 21.
Whereas, in the wise providence of God
our HIstor Itebecca Gibson has been removed
to the Hotter Land by death, which event oo
curred on the 12th of April, 1877;
And, whereas, by such removal tho com
munity In which she lived has boon depriv
ed of a valuable momber.
And, whereas, the Lobanon Grange, No.
21, in particular has lost a worthy and ro
spocted Slstor; tboroforo,
itosolved, That the Grango woar tho badgo
of mourning for thirty days,
llesolved, That wo deoply sympathy
with bor bereavod family and relations, but
that (hoy with us rely upon tho glorious
promlsos of God for comfort and consola
tion, Itosolvod, That those, resolutions bo sproad
upon tho minutes of this Grango, also a copy
be furnlshod tho boroavod husband, also that
coplos bo nent tho States llight Democrat,''
Albany Register, and tho Willamette
Faumhii, and thattboy bo requested to pub
llsh tho Hamo.
Sarah Saltmaiuw,
It. 8. IlollKUTH,
A. 11. UlMONH,
Commlttoo.
Tho Sewing Machine Bruinoss.
Tho expiration of tho Baoholdor neodlo
plato patent, which took placo yostorday, is
oxpectod to work Important changoi in tho
sewing machine trade, bosldos reducing the
enormous and artlllclally Inflated prices
whiob bayo prevailed for so many years.
The 'Baoholdor" is tho lost of tho serlos of
patonts hold by tho Sinner, Wheolor & Wil
son, and Grovor & Baker combination,
which has controlled tho buBlnoss and ex
acted royaltlos from outsldo companies for a
long porlod. The old tlowo patent of 1810
for "Joining two pieces of cloth togotbor
with sowing mnoblnory." consisting of "an
oyo-punohod noodlo anil shuttlo," was also
hold by tho samo companlos, and cHoctually
controlled tho manulacturo of any and all
machlnos. ltexnlrod lOvoursairo. In ad.
dltlon to this, tho combination, up to with
in throo yoars, ownod tho A. B Wilson
patent for a four-motion food, which, with
tho Baoholdor patont already montionod,
gavo thom a practical command of tho ontlro
buslnosn. OutHldo comrnnlos paid royal Hoh
of from (1 to $3 on oncli iiiaohiiio mauufuo
turod by thorn, all of which went into tho
poukolH of tho combination. Ono of tho out
HlilocoinpnnlOH Ih mild to Iiavo paid as hl(h
ah 0,000 n year In royalties for u torm of 10
yours, imd still lo lmyo mndo ImmoiiNo pio
llts. Tho simple fact Is that tho "margin"
of prollt In tho sowing lUHchinu buHlniH hits
boon so onormous us to allow mrnufitclurors,
nirontH, and enn vnssorn n Joint prollt til -lOO to
500 por conl. on tlmlr waros. Thoiictuitl lirht
cost of tho Sb'O and 870 iimohlneH sold bv thn
loading companies Is, on tho coiifosHlon of
tholrowu oIllcorH, from ?I1 to JI5 apleco.
Tho additional 000 nor cont. Is dlstrlbutod in
royaltliH, commhsious to ngontH, commis
sions to cauvttHiorH, taxes, olllco ront, and
prollt to tho munuiaoturor. Tho canvassor
rarely makos less than $20 on ouch mnahlno
told, and whnn . as In tho caso of tho Sluuor
and othor largo companlos, tho yoar'it sulos
aro computocl by hundrods of thousands,
tho amount which tho"inlddlometi" receive
bocomeH onormous. Tho manufacturers
claim that tholr own sharo of prollt Is only
about 80 por cont,, and that a largo portion
of this is swallowed up In tho malntonanoo
of their Immense ostabllsnieuts, In taxes,
and In tho constant and expotislvo litigation
which tho protection of tholr respootivo
patents entails upon thom. In ono case, re
cently pending in tho courts of Baltimore,
ono company is said to huvo paid out f.r0,000.
Tho oxtont and value of tho sowing maohliio
trado may bo gatborod from tho fact that tho
Slugor Company, which laat your sold ovor
200,000 machines, has from f 10,000,000 to gin,
000,000 Invested In Its business.' ThoIIowo
Company has 97,000,000 to ?S ,000,000, and tho
Wheulor it Wilson and othor largo compan
los Iiavo amount In proportion.
Tho only patent which will remain In forco
after to-day covers simply soino unimpor
tant minor dnutlls of construction. Tho
vllirftt Itnv iinmllik tiiil VAnt(iw,t.iitiii ulmsll,.
iHMiifi iivuinu ! irui'lf biii4 atllllltTf
vibrating noodlo and rotating hook, and
continuous rood, In connection with tho
ubovo,' whether whool or what Is known uu
four-motion food, will become common
property. In IS05 u combination was form
ed iMitwomi G rover it Baker, Whrolor.t
WlUnn, Ilowo and Slugur, by whloh all
patents belonging to theso camaiilcs wero
consolidated, and to bo usod by each ofthein
lu wiistructliig their several machines, Ono
of tho principal stipulations was that no
machine should bo sold by olthor company
in tho combination for low than u spooHled
sum. This gavo tho four companies abo
Into control of tho price which should bo
charKod for every sowing muohluo made lu
tho United States. Tho Baclieldor patont,
under which tho combination acted, lias
beeiitwlco extended, and tho nrt profits of
the four companies on that patent have been
at least (1,000,000. Strenuous efforts wero
made to obtain a third cxtennlou of tho
patent, bills for this purpivio having Ihoii In
troduced lu tho last three Congresses, and
some of tho nblost lawyers in tho country
bfllng employed to arguo I'ortlio extension
befoni tint Commltteo on Fatents of IkiIIi
hoiibfs. All HlorlM of tho combination to
secure uu extension having failed, tho man
u factum of all sowing machines undor thn
Baoholdor patent Is now free to all who de
sire to ongago lu tho business. X. V,
21 lIM,
EGYPT MORTGAGED TO ENGLAND.
Egypt, the laud of tho Pharaohs, Is
undergoing species of Angltflcatlou. Tho
chief olllcoa In tbo Cabinet, beneath tho rank
of Minister, aro In tho hands of English
men, who aro all liberally, I may say, mini
lllceutly paid, Tho Postmaster-General is
an Englishman with a salary of X2,000 ayear,
his uepbow, who act as deputy, geta 1,000
a year, and another Englishman, XS00. The
director of the railway system is an English
man, with tbo handsomo salary of 3,000;
the vice director, a follow countryman, geU
2,000. It Is estimated that the total of sala
ries paid to EuglUh employees of tho Khe
dive, is about 1600,000, and theory ia still
they come. Hardly a steamer arrive here
that does not bring capablo Englishmen ieV
for by tho Khedivo, or lu quest of employ
ment as engineers, architects, naval or mili
tary won, aud orgauiter of some branch
or other of tho public sorvloo. The impor
tant utlalra of tbooouutry, the Khedive fluds,
cannot be safely intrusted to the native,
lacking as they aro in Intelligence, honesty,
and Industrial habit. Egypt Is, a it were,
morlsaged to British capitalists, and the
Khedive eem disposed to allow them to
mauageau estate or which be la now little
else than a trustee. lu the general break-up
that threaten to take place in the TurkUo
Empire, Kjypt will naturally fall to En-
I'.U1'IIV MJ PI W HUKIIjr ll IU A-.M'
gland ubjr portion of thtspou. iMifacfW
iAia iVti,
Letter from Indiana.
CnAnLOTTE8vn.r,K, iiusn Co., Ind.
Ed. FAriMKn: Through the courtesy of a
friend In your Slate we have been permitted
to read a groat many copies of your paper
the past year, and have thereby gained
many point of valuable information. We
have much enjoyed the correspondence
from different parts of tho country, and
thought perhaps wo might cast in a mite
with a fow booster Hems which may Interest
somo of your readers. Wo havo been having
a backward spring, but for soveral days past
wo havo had delightful weather, and tho
farmers aro vory busy getting their corn
planted; a fow more days of such weather
will buOIco to get it in tho ground. Soveral
armors around ua who burrlod to get tholr
corn planted throo or four wooks ago can
now go to work and roplont, for but littlois
coming, Thoro was not a largo acreage of
wboat sown In this section, but what wo
havo looks woll. Flax and oats bid fair for a
good crop. Wo aro very sorry to say that
our prospect for fruit is not at all flattering.
About all kinds were lojurod moro or less
by tho frost tho lint of this month. We do
not think there will bo a full crop of any
kind, nor an entire failure of anyexcopt
peachos. Ileports from othor parts of the
Stato giro better promise If we havo a
failure could yon not ship us somo of your
superfluous quantities, and lot us Judge of its
quality and know whothor all reports are
truoT Bo that u It may, wo want any way
to get all tho rollable Information posslblo
about Oregon, for wo get in a wonderful
fovor somotlmos and want to emigrate right
away. Wo bavo icnt some ahead to "spy
out tho land" and report, and If good wo
will follow, If no bad luck has befillon
them thoy bavo iandod oro this on your
shoros. Health is modorntely good in this
vicinity, this "fever'n ager" is wondrous
trying, ono momber of our family having
had it continuously for eight months, only
stopping for a broathlng spoil of n wcok or
two on co in awhilo. No wonder 'vo want to
shako tho dust of this placo oll'ourfcotnnd
liio us away to a hoaltliier clluio. Our
schools nro in good condition, liuslnoss
scorns llvollor than for tomo linio pait,
though monotnry affairs still much dopross
od. Boforowo oloso wo muBt toll you what
wo havo gained by reading your papor bo
sides learning tho character of your country,
lis good qualities, products, iVo., (all of
wh loh wo woro glad to know). A member
of tho family found out wherosomoof hor
rolatlvos lived of whom sho had not hoard
from for many years. Sho has gladly opon
od correspondence with thom, and fcols
tkanktul to tho Faiimkr for its agency In tho
aflalr. M. h. U.
May 10, 1877.
Burning Brush In tbo Moon.
Ed. Faiimkh: A correspondent writing
from Fekln, Washington Territory, says his
modo of cleaning brush land Is to slash the
brush In MBy and June, and burn it in tho
dark of tho moon In Augubt. Now brother
J. J, S. will confer qulto a favor by giving us
Oregon lansla sclontlllo explanation of how
tho moon managos to bo moro effect I vo In
hor e Hurts' to assist tho farmer In grubbing
during what Is usually term hordark porlod,
than sho can pocslblo bo at any other t lino.
Tho first stop towards raising tho agricul
tural class to that towering Intellectual olo
vallon to graphically "aimed at" by J. S. S.
in tho last Fahmkii, Is to discard all tlioso
old-fogyologlos that only botray n lock of
sulentltio know ltd to In all who prnctlco
thom. Otis.
Eii.Fahmi:u: My attention was called to
an urtlclo In jour Umio of May Iflth, in re
gard lo tho "Poor Farm," in whloh tho
writer recommends tbo Institution lo tbo
notice of philanthropic citizens and proposos
that wo visit tho plate, (-end reading. matter,
to. I trust tho frlomU of humanity, nil
who smyputhlzo with misfortuuo uud suffer
ing will comply with tbo suggestion. Xet
all who havo books and pnporB in plonty,
supply their brothers need out of tholr abun
dance. A lady and Hula girl of my ac
quaintance havo seut books and papers and
iloubllcfH others will do thossmo. LotUB
follow tho Guidon ltulo.
Coii.nklia.
Warts on Cows TcaU.
Uu, Faumi:ii: l)oyou know of any euro
for warlst Something that will tond to ro
movo thom from tho teats of cowf.
Can you toll mo how many barrels of llmo
it will take to tho aero, and its oential
properties upon thoooIlT What number of
years would It last before required to bo to
newed? Uy answering tbo aboro you will
obllgo a subscriber.
Sea Mldo, May JW, 1877.
Wo hopo somo reader with oxporlenco
will answer the above.
Transatlantio Navigation.
Forty-six years ago an enterprising Nova
Scotlan, Samuel Cunard by nam, conceived
the Idea of establishing a line or mall steam
era between Kugland and the United States.
Seven transatlantio trips had already boon
made by steam. Cunard went to England,
aud In duo time associated with himself two
small whipping tlrms, the Messrs. Hums, of
Glasgow, and the Mclera, of Liverpool: lu
1810, by their united euterprUo tho Htltaula,
the first vessel of tho famous Cunard Hue,
was placed In coiumlMtlon. Sho was lurk
rlggod, and 1,100 tous burden, From this
beginning has grown up the most success
ful steamship line the world bos ever teen.
In the forty-six year of It existence it ha
comprised over 1W steamers, of an aggregate
ot ovor 150,000 Ion. These steamer have
made over -1,000 trip, traveling a distance of
about 13,000,000 mile, and have carried over
2,000,000 pKuger, and all without evr
losing alnglt life, or ertutUttw latk
malls entrusted to them. The secret of their
success bos been thorough, careful, prudent,
management, for which they have from the
first been noted. Nothing is evor risked
that can bo made sure.
Thk Soutukhn Hotel. Tho ovldenco In
regard to the Southern Hotel horror is thus
tersely summed up by tho Cincinnati Com
mercial: It Is settled that tho flro In tho St. Louis
hotel commenced not far from where tho
liquors woro kept that It was not discovered
until It had matio dangorous headway that
the hotol was constructed as if with a view
to bo quickly consumed Bnd that tho spec
ial anxlotv of tho managers of tbo house
seomod to be to provont tho disturbance of
tuo guests, rnotnoory upon wuiou mono
tel wes constructed was that, if tho flro could
not bo put out without n disturbance, tho du
ty of tho guests was to bo burnod quietly in
tholr rooms. Thon tbo flro department was
so Inolllclont that tbo St. Louis papers aro
morolloss In criticisms, when, it Is well
known, it is tho duty of all woil-rogulatod
now-spanem to pralso tho local flro depart
ment to tho full extent of their ability.
We learn fiotn Ed, N. Edes, Esq., Deputy
County Clork, of Marlon county, that thoro
woro 10 marriage uconeos isjueit m way, oi
deeds filed lor record, and 27 mortsafres.
The month has boon an nnutuallv slim ono
In tho way of business, but tho meeting of
tho Circuit uourt in J uno. win koop an nanus
lit the Clork's ofUco busy during tho coming
inontn.
Mr. Honry Sterling arrived this morning
direct from tho Uppor Santlam. He brings
Borne rich speclmous from the Ellen mino,
of Silvor and copper ore. This mine is
located about half a mile from tho Capital
mine, and workmen aro going down on it,
w Ith prospects growing rlcbor as they go
down. Wo should not be surprised If this
mino proves a socond Capital in richness.
"A campmootlng, under tho auspices of tho
KvnncMlcal Church, will be hold on tho
land of Enoch Cooper, 3 mlltfs southeast of
Wheatland, Yamhill county, Oregon, opon
lug Juno Vllnt, 1S77, to bocontlnuod about
ono wcok. Itovs, Boworfo, Croasman,
Heinlnger. Bowor and Cantnor will bo pres
ent to conduct Korvices. All lovors of tho
Lord ro invltod to attond.
W. C. Cantxuii, Pastor.
Vermont shoop takon to Texas havo died
irom com prouueou uy too severo north
winds.
KELLY &
UNDERWOOD,
n
Carriage & Wagon Mate
Salem, Oregon,
HAVK ON HAND A CIIOICK LOT OP FOUlt
Sirlnj;
Wagons, Carriages, & Buggies,
of their own make,
Manufactured of tho IIKST quality oMcrtry Hickory.
Olvuima call, andvxamlLu our work, and Jmliro
for yourrrlrci..
Allklniilauf Itcnalrlni; and General Jobblnc clono
at rhori notice.
apt)
Salem Flouring Mills.
J1BST FAMILY FLOUR,
BAKBR'B EXTRA, XXX.
BUrEMINK AND GRAHAM,
MIDDLINOB, DRAN, AND BnORTS,
Ooniwtautly ou I-Iimd.
llltflioNt Frloo lu CASH
Paid for Wheat
ATAU TIMES.
R. O. KINNEV,
hept istr
Accnt 8. F. M. Co
KCTAULIMIKD 1855.
Willamette Nurserv,
G. W. WALLING & SON,
I'KOI'RIETOItS,
Oswego, Olaokamas co., Orogou.
WALLING'S
PEACH PLUM,
Tho Italian Pruuo,
And tbo bct arletltt of
IMUUI,
1'riino,
l'cacli,
Apple,
Pear,
Clicrry,
Nut and Shade Trees
IN FULL ASSORTMENT.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue.
B.
STRANG,
Importer and Dealer in
Improved Ranges,
COOK. PARL0B, MD BOX
& T? O -V JE3 S,
And Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet-Iron Jt Copper
W A. E,
Union Block. Commercial Street,
SALEM ORKGOX.
IKBaPKCTFlTULY rNFORM ALL MY OLD
frlenda and cautomer that I bar reamed bail
ne. nd tnvlta the public Roneraliy to call and exam
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rROPRIETAET
MEDICINES
or
BB. CHANDLER, F.B.S.A.,
Lat Phytic) to CL Oforfa'a and St. Bartholo
mew's HotpHal. London, Curator to
- StT EUzabath'a, ste.
After year of the tnott mboriou$ re
search and invftigation, mnd after tho
practical application In treatment t thou
eandt of patient. Geo. Chandler, A,3T.r
M.D.,now preeenie to the American pub
lie the following rctneilir. hit tote dle
eovcry and property, the efficacy ofurhlch
la attested in the votumlnoue quantity of
teittmontali, the untollclted offering of
muffcrlnn and dleeouraged patient; who
have not only received relief and benefit
from their continued uee, but have been
radlcmlly cured of ailmentm and chranio
complaints, tehlch have been adjudged by
the most eminent phyeleiane a hopelcit.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFIER..
HiEMAR.
3711 Incomparable DRPTTRATITIJ to
n powerful ALTJSBATirX, TONIC, DI
VKKTJO, JilAfUORKTIC, and ATMltl
XNT, combining virtuee which render
it Invaluable and never-falling, and by
its eonttntied us uHU thoroumhiu eradi
cate all diseases of the blood, its ingre
dient ore f a purely harmless extrac
tion, the proauete gathered
JEavnttan Provinces, mnd wh
thered front remote-
there there is
ta in the stis-
in sitanieti lain oj- mtsease n tne sys-
tetn. it never falls in mleettna that Almtmmm
through the medium of the skin, or ex
pelling it through tho many and various
channels of tho body, thereby allowing?
ana, tnaeea, forcing an tne organs into
their proper normal and functional con
dition, a very orar space or time trilt
eonelnee any patient using it, of its un
aouotea reiiaouity ana wonderful cura
tive properties, it being, most unquestion
ably, the very acme of medical triumphs,
and the greatest discovery of the pretent
age, in the treatment of every dlseaso
where the blood Itself is primarily tho
seat of the lesion or disorder, such as
HCnOFVLA and the thousand and oner
causes that lead to this terrible affliction,
of which all edcltlsed communities aro
cognisant, for JUbllcal Truth has assert
ed that the "Bins of-the fathers shall
visit even unto the third and fourth gen
erations," and to nilOKKN.JiOWy AND
XNt'EVIlTjEO CONSTITUTIONS it is re
powerful rejuvenalor, causing the wreeh
of man onee more to assume the God-Uho
iorm of manhood.
ror WTANKOVS DlSKASrS, VltlX
Altl' ItlSOIlDEBS, CONSTIPATION Olt
COSTIVISNUHH, I,IVJ-:it A Nit 1CWN12V
VOailT.AINTS, (iVNJ'.ltAI, ANlt NllHV
OVS JUllI I LI TV, JUlUUMATJNjr,
Or.AXDULAK XNLAItaXMENTX, El'I
TIIVI.IOMATOV8 VANCEll, SUVIIW,
affections ov tuv uoni:s. indo-
I.I:NT VliCEItS, 1? EM ALU OOM
1'LAINIS (and to the gentler sea it is a.
boon long sought for by sensitive, suscep
tible, and delicate females, as it tales
direct action upon their ailments) AN1
ALL 1'OJtMH Of CltllONIO 1HHVASK
in iririou Tiiti ULooitis xiu: svax
Or TUV IHOUHLE, it is invaluable. A.
perseverance with this remedy will proeo
a positive and permanent cure tor
CHILLS and FRVEUX and all MALA
RIAL 1'OISONH.
Thousands of Testimonials attest the'
truth of theso claims.
. rrlee, One Dollar, in large botll. or'
six bottles, $5.
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTROX.
OARTItON is a safe, speedy, and posi
tive cure j ov that most depressing of ail
ments, and a brief course of treatment wilt
restore the digestive organs to their pris
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stommeK and intestines. The
nervous irritability of literary and all
persons pursuing t sedentary llje, is
speedily removed by this agent. Tho
stomach is restored to health and the key
note of the system will once in oro respond
in the performance of labor.
I'rlce, One Itollar, in large bottle, or'
to bottles, $S.
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TItACHEO.
A slight sn.eaUtd eold will oftttmes
lead to ii serious cough, which, unearrd
for or badly treated, must hare but one
result It must eventuate in a settled ease
of JIKONCIIITIS, or riat is worse, the
deadly CONSUMPTION. To alt suffering
fromharasslng cough and vxpretoratlou,
XltACIIlSON offers a oui, rtllable, and
permanent relief. It augments expecto
ration, and enables tho patient to expel
that terribly sept lo deposit, tcliiih, If left
without judicious treatment, must com
municate it poison to the vesicular sub
stance of tho lung, degenerating and de
stroying that tnost essential ef organs,
and ultltnatem only in an early and un
timely death. TltACllLON has no count,
much less a njerior, ami Its use will not
only remote the deposit, thereby affording
fircat relief, but heals the membrane and
leaves the patient In possession of healthy,
lung tissue.
I'rlce. fifty Cents per bottle, or six
hollies, $3.ao.
PILES. Hemorrhoids.
PILON.
Many causes tend to produce this pain'
ful and distressing state. Tho blood Is
retarded in its return! the too frequent
use of drastlo purgatives tends to produce
congestion of (lie bowels, torpid action of
the liver, and numerous other causes are
the source of this complaints and hitherto
nothing effectual luis been presented to
the public, which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effect
ive cure. In PILON we nave a remedy
which not only acts almost instantly, but
will remove the largest tumors of the parts
(l'llts) by absorption, and many who
have received moT only benefit, but have
been radically cured, havo been assured
(prior to using this treatment) by emi
nent surgeons that tho only relief they
ever could expect in life, would bo by at
operation, and removing it or then from
the body by a roelre which necessitat
ed the kuife. This remsdy has been ha lied
with delight, and is now prescribed by
many practising physicians, who are cog
nisant of its merits, aw tho only known,
sure euro for PILL'S.
Kfi!.'1?11 CemU Prpatlage, or to
for tW.ov.
TUB AJIOTE REMEDIES AUsV
thorough in the eradication of the differ
ent ana rani uwiaiiir urnoiNINaffu,
and are tho result of patient, searching,
laborious, and
seientine investigation.
embracing a period of many years,
in
JIHIUM WMI YFfOTTICI.
owe and Am
If the SBeelHe directions are roumI4
with, thousands of patients will bear wit
ness to their relative merits, and corrob
orate every assertion. Hhere there aro
many complications of disease, and pa
tients so desire, DIt. CUANDLKM wilt
be pleased to give all information, and
treat by letter if necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory Circu
lar of the above remedies sent on receipt
of stamp. If tho PKOPMIETAMT
jex.sisvt.njka are noc on sate est l
particular druggist's, send orders to
DR. CHANDLER,
1479 Sro4wy, Vtv-York City.
r. O. tsVULXWAM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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