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BALBM, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1677.
CELEttATIOif OF TKI FOUITH.
Never dawned a Fourth of July moralng
on the Capital City more , unpropltloua arid
forbidding than the one of yesterday. 'The
sky was overcast with heavyj leaden clouds,
while a November chilliness, pervaded the
atmosphere,' and every indication pointed
toward a jirearyViwet day. The citizens,
however were early astir', dressed In 'sett I.
Sunday bsblllmeats, with aoonntenanoea ex
prcsslve of a determination to make the best
oflt. " -.s ,
Along towards nine o'clock the sky cleared
up and by noon the day was aa fair a any
ono could wish. ' --
The favorito objective points for Salemltes
seemed to bo Turner's and Albany, as tbosn
two plaoes wero accessible by cars, and
tho cost of reaching them trilling, as com.
pared wlln oiueriocaiiuos.
The excursion train from Portland drew
up to the platform at the dopot at 0:15 pre
cisely and after the usual scramble for seals,
about throo hundred doiiuona of tho Capital
City were whizzed awny np the vnllny
nnilor tbo command of Major Charlie
Wilson, (be urbauo and gontlemanly con
ductor In charge.
At Turner's about one hundred left tbo sta
tion tocolebrato In an adjacent grovo, whllo
tho balanco wont on to Albany. At Marlon
the happy ezourslonlsts wororolnforced by a
band of somo 26 persons bent on putting In
a "full holiday." Five miles fartbor, as the
train drow slowly lu to Jefferson station tbo
rich notes of "Hall Columbia" floated In tbe
air from the Jefferson brass band, load by
Jdhn W. HolanUJ" which were atatloned on
tbe platform togivetbeexcualonlstsaklndly
greeting.
Tvrentv minutes later the whlstlo blew.
announcing our arrival at the busy, bustling
city of
AUlANY.
This oltv had on its holiday dress snre
enough, flags floated from many of the prln-
American people. It would hardly have
been possible to select UeflaeecbfjBora Inn
portanee, and to deliver lesttfaaor'aoliileaj'
wisdom more essential to natloaaPprbji
"7f",-, .. .. it . J . r
sr. u. ii. uorneuns, on loap.n oi xurser
Orange, made some practical and valuable
remarks, tbey were listened to with Interest.
Rev. M. Lane, of Sllverton, was called on
to represent the I. O. O. T., which he did In'
a short and Impromptu speech that was
replete with wit, numor and anecdote, with
a flavor of temperance.
Then Master Wrenny Crews recited with
good eflect Joseph Rodman Drake's magnifi
cent apostrophe to tbe American' flax, ami
with tbe last strains of muslo from onolr and
band the exercises olosed, all going home
conscious of a hsppy day.
The balloon that was to ascend went np In
a name, ana tne Dan mat was to iojiow win
Irfav. nndnnhtkant htmv fnnttlmlnc to matiin
until, the night melted Into tho dawn.
B1LVKRTOW.
The crowd was large, coming from the
banks of the Molalla, Butte Croek, Abifaoa
and tbe foot hills near tbatembryo city. The
barbecue was enjoyed aud the oration by
Hon. W. R. Dunbar exceodod any previous
effort of that distinguished Kontleman. R
C. Geer Esq., mado a tip top marshal and
the procession was no plus ultra. Tbe dance
was enjoyable and tbo Wymans andShrtior
Morlllf drow crowded houses in the after.
noon and evening,
urken'h FEnnv iuiidoe.
The flno brldgo across tnoSantlatn, throo
milos from Jeiferson, bad a fine picnic "!
ebrato." TnnScloand Jefforson brass bands
furnished tho music and Dr. E. J. IMwno,
Prlnolpal of tho Joflerson Instltuto deliver
od tho oration which was pronounced to be
an effort worthy of a larger audience.
Everybody enjoyed thomsolvos butJobniiv
Roland tho loader of tbo Joflerson Bund,
who wanted to bo at Turner', whore be was
rolobratlng in spirit, with his "Jliujmon
Mower."
MKIIAMA.
A crowd of people from tho surrounding
country met and onjoyed tbemselves with
an elk barbecue, at this place. Dr. C. LI.
Hall doll vend an oration that added another
laurol to tbo wreatb bo wears as a popular
and pleasing speaker.
ZEN A.
cloal bulldlnica. and the streets wereltbrona
ed with vehloles from every "nook and cor
ner" of Linn and adjacent counties.
, , Chlsf Marshal, J, H.ilerreo, bad the pro
oesslon well in hand on tbe arrival of the
excursion train, wnlou opened to receive
Governor Cbadwlck, Treasurer Brown and
other distinguished visitors, who had Just
arrived, then again took up the llneof march
for Hacklemau's grove (the finest In Ore
goo).
The exercises at the grove wero more than
ordinarily Interesting, tbe muslo was good,
tbe oraMon by lion G, W. Yooum, was or
thodox, tbe after-speech (Impromptu) by
Governor Cbadwlck need eloquent ami an-.
proprlate to the occasion.
The Declaration read by Gen. M.V.Brown,
the genial editor of tho State Rights Demo
crat, "was way up."
It was reported In the crowd that the Gen
eral had offered aslxdollarohromotoallof
those who would remain to tbe end of tbe
reading, and parties of alx who would "sit It
out," w old receive a houseand lot. The re
sult was, that the General bad a "full house."
(Shall look for onr cbromo next express,)
After tbe usual exerolsea tbe dinner was
enjoyed and tbea tbe orowd after more
exercises at the stand adjourned to tbe olty
where the hot was fully developed that
there la "Lota of fun In Oregon."
The meobanloa Brass Band went to the,
bank of tae river and gave several spirited
tunes, while the "Undines" of this city, gave
tbe assembled multitude an exhibition of
their skill,
Tbe Bow Java came out and gave the best
they had in the shop, and their grotesuuu
appearance caused any amount of merri
ment. In tbe evening the Wiltons entertained
those dramatically Inclined, while tbe light
footed and gay hearted, tripped away the
hours until broad daylight this morning.
Wo cannot close thla hasty account of tbo
day at Albany without noting tho splondid
appoarauoo, In the procession, of tbo Portland
military companies, the Liberty Car, and
iMtrtlcularly tho Fire Department under
JhlefKuglneer, Joo Wobbor. Both engines
worn handsomely decorated and Linn's
steamer was drawn by W. 0. Myers' nug
ulllceut Peroheron horse.
TUHNKH'H.
Tbo clouds that mado unploasant threats
In the morning, prevented mauy from
atteudlug tbe celebration at this place, but
ijullo a uumbcr weut up from Salem on tbe
exoiirHinn train, and hundreds of wagons
loaded with fsiulllea from Marlon aud also
Polk county, arrived by half past ten, aud
the pleasaut grove near tbo station was
tbe scene of a brilliant gathering. The
Dallas hind and volunteer glee clubs dU
coursed good music. A Liberty Car carried
btututirul little girls emblamatlcof tho States,
and tbo Goddess of Liberty, pertousted by
MU Hollo Steele, rodo aloft lu triumph.
The day proved exceptionally line, aud by
the lime the exerolsea roinmouoed, the snu
shlno was compensating lor the cloud and
ralu of tbo past wwk." Tito Declaration of
Independence was read by Rev. Mr. Lano,
uftertbo opening prayer by Rev. Mr. Clark.
Then came tbe otallonof 0. lLMooroa.K-ti, ,
whouhoee fur hlssublect tbo necessity oi
education to qualify the waswa for intelli
gent extrcUe uf the ruling power. The ad
dress was listened to by a large audlenoo,
wuu great inter st, ami oaiiou .ortu warm
ootuiueudallona from all. It was masterly
In soope, aud able In overy detail, abowlng
Uio Importanoe of education to secure and per
petuatetbo llbert'eaof the American people,
and citing the et lie already Impressed upon
tbe nation by existing Ignorance, aa well as
picturing the fate of tbe Republic, If educa
tion aud moral training shall beoagltcled
A brier notice cannot do Justice to an argu
ment that was clear anu even exhaustive.
The addreaa was exceedingly well delivered.
Tuaerowd dispersed for lunob.and after
two hours in feasting and hilarity, was is
called to the stand by the muslo ol the baud,
and Mr. IUii Clark, President ofthsdsy
(mhofonratandepproprUiMopenlDgreinaikii
ilrttrv in have been incntloued) then Intro
duced Jitdite H P. Boise, whose address was
Uevmd to exposing tbe evils of corruption
and exirevoiiaioa that exist la our govern
in.i ei"t puhlln enlrirlts, tbe bondel
Oi bis of Nlkn, Stale aud muulelualltee and
Uo nf rwllntatl corporations, all of which
hv pothroaied In arerklesa way tlu piayertv,
energy and Ufa of the nation and Ualahab
liaabs. The address of Judse BoUe was re
pleU with lesaona of pradaaca and wladow,
aa well aa aa Ivjuueiten to pablle as well aa
prlvata aoaasty and liellty. The two ors
(loca war leaaeaa of great Importaaoa to out
psepU.aad aomhlasd taa moat Importen
KttWM aaias4 to atewre Ua weiauao(U
Tbecolobratlon at this place was orthodox.
P. II. D'Aroy, tbe rising young orator oftbls
city, received with becoming modesty tho
plaudits of tbo assemblage for his finely do
ll vereu oration,
At BoMburg.
Robebubo, July A, 1877.
My introduction to Roseburg yesterday,
(3d) was very nnpropltlous, aa there was
a fry heavy shower of rain falling at tho
time that tbe cars rolled up to tbe depot, and
.being a total stranger, your correspondent
had considerable trouble In findtns aplaooto
atop at, as there was quite a large crowd who
came to aitenu tno colouration to-aay.
Thla morning was ushered In by the firing
of the anvil, which echoed and re-echoed lu
tbe surrounding bills and then rolled away
in tbe distance until finally cosslng to rever
berate. The morning was decidedly cold
and olondr, but tboso acquainted with the
ollmate p-ojihOHled a waroi and ploaaant day,
whlob was verified about 10 o'cloek bv the
ciouus nreaaing away, anu allowing me sun
to warm np tbe atmosphere.
At an early hour the citizens oommencod
arriving by wagon loads, while the roada
wero lined with young ladios and gentlemen
riding on horseback, and lu fact I have seen
more ladles on horses to-day than you will
see In a yesr In Hslom, and recalled to mem
ory, years gone by, when that waa the usual
way of travel In the valley.
At ten o'clock, tbe procession formed nndf r
the direction of tbe Marahala of the day,
lead by the Rotcburg brass band, who fur
nlsbed very good muslo. There waa one
lone representative of the
' CXLKBHATKP TEXAH RANGERS,
Then followed by the different base ball
clubs, President of tbe Day and Orator, In
carriages, liberty oar, with little girls repre
senting tbe different States, drawn by six
splendid chestnut sorrol horses, followed by
citizens In a long mlng of wagons.
At tbo stand, which was In a beautiful
grove of blsok 04k,'he utual exorolssa wore
eiiaotod, excoDt tho reading of tbe declara
tion of Independence, which wssbya MUs
Mluulo Lookwood, and excelled anyetlort
of tbe kind lb it I have over listened to, aud
that haa been seversl. Judgo Doady'a ad
drf was IntercHtliiK, and rontaluod a great
deal of Information, mid did not pursuutho
usual track of spnml-eaitlH style, and was
llhtonml to with merited attention. c
The CommltteAof Arrangements had pro
vided tables In tho urove and at most tbey
wero Inadetl with edlblm of every descrip
tion, from ihompHclmiH baskets of tho farm
ers, ami all tbo oiny relation feasted to reple
tion. Tbe people of Douglas county are
oatrlntin and do nothlnir by halves flags on
horses and team, whllo the Chinese mil-
saucn waa imiUktrloiuiy exploded by the
patriotic younuH'era with a zeal that would
brook no Interference,
In tbe afternoon tho ,'HornlboF(iuei"
mado their appearance, and paraded the
streets, much tribe edltlcatlou of tbe little
folks, and evident stltaotlun to tbemelves.
There was a Htlrli(l content between the
Jsckaonvllle and RoHeburg btso ball clubs,
but tho snu was inoxt too hot for your cor
reetondunt, I wlllenlyglvotberesult, wbloh
waa as fullows: RtMebuig 18, Jackson
ville It
Thern was a wmtnn turned over whlleonm
lug Into lown thl morulug and bruised up a
boy oousidersble.
At tbo lluie nf closing tbe mall, dancing
commenced in a temporary hall erected for
that purpoMt, Salkm.
SHORT aCHOQL SEMXOMB.
ln Sp FranclBoo vthcu experiment of
tcblBg children out one iteeeion oiuirce
tuiantrfaiiY.haa Droved vervMtlsfactory,
aM in asTjtuob as it also enKbleS teachers
to give instruction to their classes In one
room daily, and affords time for scholars
tojearn the rudiments of the uselnl arts,
the people of that city are well pleased
with the innovation.
To persons who have never given par-
licuiar aiteuiion to toe mauer, ii may
cause surprise when tbey are told that
children may be bettereducatedby teach
ing them tbe usual exercises of the
schools In one session of three hours tlmu
thnv ran be bv heeninc them from five
to six hours In a school room, and send
ing them home to bo taught lessons by
their parents In tbe evening.
Thofc who have control of the public
schools of Ban Francisco have shown an
intelligent desire to avail themselves of
the Improvements of lateryears, and they
perceive that the progress of children de
pends more upon the manner lu which
they ore taught than upon the timu con
sumed in committing to memory the les
sons of the text books. Where the tui
tion of a school is so arranged Unit n ecs
slon of two or three hours Ts-given, with
rroror Illustrations of the idea it is de
signed to convey to the minds of the
learners, and another session of about the
same'leiigtli Is do voted to technical work,
which will employ the linnds, tho ejes
and the tnlnd ngreeably, each will bo re
garded us recreation, ami tho develop
ment of menial power and nklll will bo
satisfactory. But when an undue leiipth
of time is occupied with tusks In which
tho mind is crammed with matter Itcnu
not diirevt. both mind and body are In
jured by the exercise, and mental dyspep
sia rt'HUHH.
The true olm of education Is the devel
opment or mental and plij slcal power,
and skill, and much Judgment is needed
iu directing the exercises designed to ac
complish this object lu the best manner.
One interesting Idea conveyed to the
mind'of a young learner will sometimes
occupy it pleasantly for a considerable
time, without confinement In a school
room. Show a class of little children a
horse, and nsk why tho animal has but
"one toe nail," whileother animals have
a greater number. In most cases they
will subsequently observe tbe feet of
every animal they meet, and count tho
toes. .In this there is pleasant exercise
of the mind and real culture. A svstom
of Uachiug which constantly presents
new ideas to the mind will give much in
struction In a little time.
The Imported Percheron Stallions. SI
inrr-r-r-amiTt Taa-a-r-aor-m a ittv y--xTaT wtit nTTii
YyjnuLAJEJ kmm.imjfj .ayju AxCim. rjLiJiiLJjtij
wiLLpund the tartiinfc fcmion. comracncinff Arrtiii M, aoh coQUAtHBtf Win mtb or.TOLT. t the Mam
M.. of e&ch week. At the uble of liiN DAVIDSON, MA.l92&a.c od PRIDAT. P. M., And SAf-
uui'ni anu xiiViilAi, a ui tavu nniai
Fox-XXXaB-afflO IN U. 8. GOLD COIK, TitE 8BBONi-Dneat1heendof the eeaton.
Ixuiuriuioe, S40r U. 8! oold com
I have lome very Fine JEitSEY CATTLE for Sale.
Brer family that keeps a cow t bonld have a JERSEY, or at losit s hilf-blood. Famlllei that hsro niii
them will not do without them, If they are to be bad. .
I hitTR ilrpadr Imnpd a clrenlar with flue ecfratlliffa of mv Ilorsci and Mna. a v!w n( n ai.iiV
with a hln'ory of the Perchcronf ; and why they are preferred to other large bonur: somo biota on breedlaTP
the demnnd lur lare boreec in Enropo ana America, etc. Tbey will be tent oa application.
a!3m)
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EAILROAD LANDS.
Liroral XorniHl
LOW I'HlfK.t
LONG TlinEi
LOW INTEHKST1
Tno Oregon and California and Oregon
Central Kallroad Companies
OFFEK their Latidr for tale upon tbe follow tne libe
ral tertnr: One tenth of the price In cah; IntercM on
the balnnceat the rate of rvvc-n per ctnt. ulo cr
after fair; and each followlnR year une tenth nf tbo
principal and Interutt on thu balance at the rate of
wen per cent per snnu n. llotb principal and litter
t payahlo In u. 8. Cnrrrncy.
A discount of tn per crnt. will "e allowed for caph
Wf- Lcttra to bo addrcned tn P. bCHULZE, Land
Agent U. C. It. h.. I'ortland. Oreson.
County Court.
Halkm, July 6, 1877.
Samnsl Lake, Supervisor of District IS,
(Ablcjos) resigned and H. C. Tweeat ap
pointed In bis plsoe.
Goorpe A. EJph, County Clfcrk, Annual
Itoport received, found correct aud placed on
Ulo.
A. F. wbcoler, County Treasurer ditto.
July 0.
Drs. Sharpies and Harvey wero allowed
9100 for tbe post mortem examination of
Alloa Townsond'a remains. Amonnt asked
$200.
In tbe matter of tbo obange of the Salem
and Jeflarson road, Win. Stewart, N. U.
Loon ay and Hugh Harrison appointed vlow
era. , T. T.'Pishor, Surveyor,to meet at Ter
hune's, Friday, July 20th.
Hnndry accounts examined and ordered
paid.
The road from Marlon Taylor's to tbe
mala North Fork of tbo' Uantlam river,
oruerea fyssoiianna
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Laft 'J kair Marks.
Our town Min, tbo past few weeks, to bo
Infested with iwiiy latrouy thieves aud bur-
ulars. On Fourth of July nliht onaof the
larito plate windows of W. W. Martin'a Jew
elry ainre wna drillfd, evidently with a
tliamnud. In two plaoH, InalcatliiK that tbe
operator intended to make a email opening
om to reach liU band In and secure val
uable gold uimnfU Inside. Aa tbe Job waa
Incomplete iliolblevea were evidently fright
nd on before tbey oould accomplish their
object.
A Vadnakla CoUectioa.
Mr. O. It. JulinMiu goe to Portland to-day
to pack aud remove to ibe Central Museum
nrth8ohon and fvileye Natural History
ooletv, loonteil lu Halein a very floe collec
tion, of shells, pnroba for the Society from
James OulM Tbeonllectlon consists of over
a ihnuaand peoliuen, properly named, and
Is wprth one hm-dred aud flftv dollars. Tae
purchase mnnev wen ratal by a subscrip
tion among (he members of the Society
Stateaiuan.
Maeklaerjr KklMa.
Tbe Paelflo Tbreahlng Machine Company
on Wadaeadax aklppft to Dr. Da via, UarrU
hart, hi coaalv. a No. 4 Peltoa Heaarator.
Tae Lwsr had by ehlDDed atvaral dava
before, so that row tka Dro'or has a oaatplata
oaint, ror waicaae pata fi,ww.
so B. 8. Day, Walla
Tba
dav the enwaaklrfe4 aalasllar aiseblaa
waua, w, t.
of tka Sanatks."
Tho horaeof Mr. . M. Plainondon'a sub
posed to havn been atnlen last Monday ulgut
from tbe yard of Mr. Nloklln's, where It uas
turned Into to grar-. wss found yestorday
aflernron in a well about 10 ft-et deep on the
premises. Mr. P. has been lost In oonjocture
everslnco the loss of tho animal, how It
could have got out, of tbo vard km tbe fences
wero intaot and no signs of Jmnplng litem or
of having passed out of any of tbo gates.
Tbo animal was Urst discovered by Mrs.
Dr. O. II. Hall, who with her husband, wero
looking at tbe boiito and lot with a view of
purchasing, Tho well where hewasiound
waa an uuuod ono and was bidden lu tbo
weedHand foliage In tbo corner of tbo nil and
main building. He had evldontly backed
In as bn wss found xtandlng up with bis
bead out of the water In rather a comfortablo
position considering tho circumstances. A
kaug ofCapt. Jj. 8. Scott's men soon brought
hlraout, and barring a little stlOnest, Is all
right after his 80 hours confinement. He
could have been bought last week for a rea
sonable prlco, but now Mr. Plamondon saya
he's not for aln at any figure.
Flae Wheat.
We wero abown, tbls morolog by MeMrs.
Jones .t Patterson, (ome wheat taken from
a deldnfybout 2 acne, on Mr. O, Dlokln
son'a pltro uear tbo city that was 7 foot In
height. Mr. Jones think, without doubt.
thai It is tho ttnbNt pleco of wheat to day, In
the StaUt of Oregon. It Is 10 bead wheat, and
tho ground was earn fitly prepared tn ulve
this variety of tho cere! a fair trial. In duo
tlmowe expeol to report tho yield, whlob
will doubtless be something extraordinary.
1 Poatponed.
The case of John Cotfoy who was arrested
last night for making au asmutt, having a
dangerous weapon In his pooaetslon, by olll
core J. W. Mlnto aud J. A. lUker, waa
brought befjra lUoonler Bowie lliln i. m.
For good cause tbo examination was post
poned until to morrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Ball In the sum of M0 waa given
for his appearaoce.
District Teaekers' IasUtaU.
State Soperiatendent of Publlo Instruo
tlon, Ii. L. Rowland, haa dealgoated St.
Helens, Columbia county, aa tbe place lur
holding tbe Teachers' Institute tor tbe Fourth
Judicial District. Tbe meeting la fixed tor
July 17th, 1867. Tbe Fourth District oon
prise tho counties of Washington, Clack-
aauu, Multnomah Columbia and Clatsop,
AU Qstlst at Maikaar.
Mr. U. A. Johtson received to-day a letter
from blason Frank at taa Malbeur Ageoov,
dated July 1st Everything quiet oa tbe
reservation, aad no trouble Is apprehended
from tbe Indiana there. He aura writes that
Dr. O, M, Dodaoa had arrived and bad en
tered upoa the disoba-geof bis duties.
JOHN MINTO,
saxsDia or
MERINO SHEEP,
TAKES pleasure In offerln? to the Weol-Growers of
Oregon aad the adjoining Terrltori-! the chance
to pnrchaio TUOKOtJOUBKKD MKIUNOS, and at
faring partlea Intereated tbst tbey can, and will en
deavor to. aell Sheep of the aame quality and value at
MUCH CURAPER KATKa than inch can potalbly
be imported. BiamlnaUon and comparlaon with oth
er Sheep offered la the market are cordially invited.
Address JOHN MINTO,
.... . Balera, Omron.
N. B. The Rami and Ham Lambi of the flock can
be icen on the ISLAND FARM, adjoining tfalem.
Tbe Kwta can bo iten at the fame place, or at tbe
11ILL FARM four and a hall milt eontb of tbe city.
Halem, September 10. 1873.
JsoI'V JIIJR, ;
1
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Half Brother to Caledonia Chief, tin,1
fastest Trotting lalllon In Canada,
Slrcfl by iIpwc' Royal Oeorfo T)-m by old Hark-,
way, uiu ceivursica lllfll uiouu lli.tf C,
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Mu.-ct lit
last Portland,
Hill ptandfor-'ito
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At tho Hlablef of JOHN SHAVER, from Anrll 1RIW. HWf
to July lit, 1877. B40 to Insnre, nnyable when hat
the Mare If known to be In oal. $95 for tkedea-.
vnj ssswi aii iuuuiuoui rviflvu
JOHN
March fO, 1877.
BEDMOND.
Tbe Celebrated Thoroughbred Stallloat
DR. LINDStEY
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W. B. Rtoa, Mq , the ireQUl.jvlde-awake
aceat and leMgrapa aerator ter the O.ekO.
rUUraadtMMSy at AJbaay, haa the aau(
net. ooaltat oatke road. Itisntudap
hi taa Mrkael beisreaa the laeHat' vattlac
roasa aad da aar reaas. Tae niniHareasiI
aaraauaa; Hhf Of raoaa taa aapearaaee of a
axki pita aa ireitway oato.
THE
PLUHMER FRUIT DRYERS,
Patented April 1877.
TOEtE MACIII.IEfl ARE UNSURPASSED BY
anro her for Drying or Preaervlng Fmltf end
Vecetablcf of all klndf, and are cnttructcd and fur
nlihed completo In four different flies, namely:
Tbe Tons Thumb Dryer capacity of
bufhul of applet per boar prlc 75
The Small Paaallr Bryer cstaclty of W
baf beta p'r hour-price $120
Tbe Fanally Dryer capacity of 3 borbela
per hoar price $20)
The Factory Brjrer-capaclty of 0 bnihele
per hour pilce
Tbtai Dryers were swarded the Centennial Medal
and Diploma at Philadelphia In itsso Also, the Oold
M dal mi the State of Oreeoa for 1870, for excellence
of fUvor, olor and condition of Frnli
All a'zr ooftanUy on band ssd funmhed ontbort
eitnottcr. Farm and C'oaaty Rights for aale.
.Tut fortLtir particular and dSferlptWe caialocne
addrvfi W. 8. l'LVMMKR,
Patentee aud Jjnufcturtr.
Jelitf Kaat PorUaml, orrgon.
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
MaebJue Bltop,
ALKM. . . . OREGON
B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r.
ITBAM KNOINB8. SAW MHiS, OR1BT MILUt,
J ltuapi-ri, rnmpi, and all Unda and etyle of Ma
winery made to order. Machlniry repaired at a rbort
notlco. Pattcrn-mokini; dono in all tit various fonni,
and all kluda of Brata and Iron Cat Hon fornithed at
fhort notice. Alao, mannfactarer of KNTEHI'lUSK
l'LANKK an MATCHER, and bTlCKKltS and
SUAI'KHH MaywU
Aateals for tbo Willamette Farmer.
Albany JE Hannnn
Amity Hlitilnipfon
Cottage (Irore J II Short rl dto
ItotlvuB Jeff IMyU
IluenaVlfU WnWtlli, J W Uobart
llrowiifvllle W R Kirk
lluttevllle J V Uacbvldtr
Canyon City DIlRhlnebart
Canyonvllle W T Url
Coqiilll city F8 Mattecnn
Colo' alley Wit Clarke
CUtrop , R J Morrtfon
Craf,nlallle Ribrt (JUm
Cove.. B V Kendall
Corvalll k Woodward
Cretwell Roaeoe Knnz
Clackamai W A Mill
('amp Creek Q H Haromert ley
'ana j u Lee, U M Uuthrle
Dexti-r Handfakcr
uraluv Krvwfon .t Drain
pama.cea KFoibei
Dayton.. ,',.. ........E O lladauay
Klktoo A li Ualnea
Rairrne , , John Mct'luni;
Kox Valley A I) Oantorr
Fontt (Irtive 8 Haebea, W L Cortl
Uofben.,,., , ....J Haudraker
OcrraU , .......H M Oalnm
llalfey..,,, T J Ulark
HarrlfbatK , Hiram hmlth
Hlllaboro A l.nelllDjt
llepner , ,,,,. Morrow & Herren
Independence. , ,V h Hodln
Junction Smith. Bra.fleld & Co., W I, Lemon
JackfODllle, ...,..,...., ,..) ltrron
K1pk alley,., ,...,,. ..Conner Cnrno
Jcfferaon.... Jihn W RoUrd
Lewia Title..... H O McTlmmonda
Lafayette Dr Pociilctiin. A It Hmr.
Lebanon........ ...,8 U Clanghton
Monroe..... , , Jm Kelaey
McMuUTlUe JBMorria, A Held
Moamoath... ...... ...,,., W Waterhoaae
Mill ruin, WT DaTldSump
Needy.aa,aaa,aa..aa......aa,,,.a,.a..WBl Moreland
Sw P.v. " J Caito
r.ewS,liTUlJ:.v ....PF CatUemaa
North YamhlU DO Stewart
tJBIBnu.....aa..aa.a...aaa.a....a.aa.B K ItaymOnd
Oawego t9t a AR Shlplty
OU .,...,... JU Schroeder
Oretron City j u Bacon
Pendleloa , WA Whit-ran
PuOna......,aaaa,aa,aaa,.aa,.aa..a,,, JDt J U Irvine
i nu iuiu,....,.mi....m..m..mm....mI uttllam
Eprtland. S P Lee, Agent But Orange
5?bj i , '" OMPrlnile
lit KT I . Mrurew abtore
luCkTea4.aa.,...aaa,aa.......a..,,..aaaF A PattertOI,
KoMberg,., , ,,, Tho Smith
"' - F P Jones, Tho Monker
Slltrertoo, TRRibbard
Hhedd'e.... WM Powers, CM Wheeler
2PWM A O Hotey
HaUlmlty John Downing
awsetHeme.,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,Bn Marks
sjerMaa.,,, aa ,
wm. -K-.. .-------....-...,, a. naiic
ILL STAND TUB ENSUING SEASON AT'j
SyVIEM, ;
From March 10th to Jnly 1Mb. Mares can be taken i
to the Ltyery HUble of Dean A Davldfon, or aeut tSV
mh9 JAME8 r. UVUKE Salem.-'
WHEAT AND OATS
Chopped into Foed,
.Vox sOxxo-ToxLtlx rjroll.
aaa.AUO.aaa
Sash. Doors. Blinds, ,
BstToiildiTiKaa,
Turrilnr. Malrwark, Bedateadri ,
fJurenuH. KlaadM, Tftblea,
FANNING MILLS..
Aatl all klada et Furalture,
At BttD-HO'K PRICZM Shjp at Arlcnl-n-al Works
balldlog. fcalene. i0. O F. BKNNIR,
Alterative
To Purify the Blood uso Dr. jayea
Alterative. It acta dlroctly on tbo
blood, stimulating tho nbsorbonts,
overcoming-tho obstinate stato of tho
poroH of tho skin, and Imparting a
healthy glow to tho Comploxlon.
Pimples, Pustulos, Tottor, and Sklu
Dlsoasos of all kinds, Mercurial
Afloctlons, Tumors, and all vnrlo
tios of complaints arising from do
proved or dlsordorod blood, nro ef
fectually eradicated by this remedy.
Scroflila In all Its Forms u cured
by the persistent uso of Dr. Jayne's.
Alterative). It destroys tho poison
ous prlnclplo which originate Scro
fula, and ultlmatoly drives It from
tho system. It will remove enlarge
ments of tho Glands or Bones, and
is a soft) remedy in bases of Ulcers
or Soros of all kinds.
Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings nro
otfectnally cured by Dr. jayae'i. Al
terative. By stimulating tho action
of tho" absorbents, all watery or cal
careous depositions oro gradually
carrlod off, toning up tho patient at
tbe same time, by strengthening tho
dlgestlvo organs and exciting tho
Liver, Kidneys, Aa to perform their
functions. For Dyspepsia and Llvor
Complaint It has proven n remedy,
aud It has established cures In cosoi
of Epilepsy. It may bo safely rel led
on by any one needing a modlc-Ino
o build up the system, cleanse tho
blood, or to restoro the normal action
of tbe Socretlvo Organs.
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Oregon. orUml
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SKAL ESTATE LOANS.
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Trait In?eitmnt Coaptnr
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THIS Company U prepared to aegotlate losaa tsv
.Tiroi?.5j5'.0Watcar4 orer latPKO
VkD CITT PMOP8TY asd FARM LAUDfl, fe
". perloda rf yeaie, or repayable by aalf-jesrijr la
itauaieati. For terra, apply to
WILLIAM Ra, Maaaaar,
sovltv Flnt Street FarSaad.
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