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VsTILUAMETTE FARMER.
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A 8 TI1EUE IS NOW AN OPPOSITION STEAM-
JUL. thlp line from san FmucIico to rormnil,
I will
deliver me loiiov, mi? mock, ai price Riven
land, Oregon. All order tu be accompai
at 1'otl.
accompanied will!
cn;n:
Thorouglilirctl 1,1 vc Stuck,
All with pedigree from best breeder.
IIciUnIiIic I'lgN,
Six weeks to 3 montb old. Hoar. $10, Sow, f 35,
each Etiex, Suffolk, and Poland Clilua, at tbe same
ptlce.
Short Ilnrn
(Dntliaml U-ill. 10 n-M mntti oU $130 to $TW each.
Cofstvolil. lLclcoatar,
Honthdown. or Merino It.im, (selected) $50 each
feh'OD'hlre Ham, 150cic1i.
Aiigorn ont.
Hlsh bred, nearly thojonshhriil. JS) to $40 each.
Illll over $1P0. Mxty day' time, lntcrctt at 13 r
cent., with koo.1 endorser.
ROLLIX P. 8AXC.
Importer and Breeder, nth and Howard St
AtiR. 31,- w-l Sau Francisco, California.
PLUMMBR FRHITIDRYERS.
jPrcmliiiiiH:
U 1l
ay a OOt.D PItEMH'.M
for tho hft trn
i "iMjim.iiKit
I lamufea of Fruit ilrKd by tho
itiiSH.N'' of five noumH each t bo iloliuwi io
me In Eat I'ortlmd, In time lor the Oregon btsto
Fair of l&TJ.
1st PKKM1UM 840. 2(1 PREMIUM 20.
ilil Premium 910. 4th Premium $5.
CW" Tbee Sample vplll bo exhibited at tho Fair
marked with owiici name.
NEW STEAM-SHIP LINE
BETWEEN
San Francisco 'and Portland.
The P. C. S. S. Co.
TIL
riLL HEREAFTER RUN A LINE OK STEAM-
T (hip rep
Franclrco and 1
ularly. every Ave day between San
roruanti
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
The ANCOIl will leavo Monday September 3d.
J. M. RIcCIUKEN A: CO,
Attend).
For Sale.
OOrY ACRES OK TIMBER LAND, HAW-MIDL.
0 4 lllackrmlth Shop, three hon.c. two baru.
four yoke of OXEN. Situated on LONG TOM, In
Lane county. Term ary-half cah. balance on
time. Title Rood. Kor further particular, addrci
O. b. 1 UTNAM,
auStmS Chehtr,Lano county, Or.
10134. 1877.
The Only Strictly Wholesale Drag House
Id Orcgoa.
T. A, DAVIS & CO.,
71 Front Street.
HORTJ.AND. OREGON,
OFFER TO THE DHUO AND GENERAL HEB
cbandlte trade a complete a fotuaent of
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals,
Glassware,
Shop Furniture, and
Druggists' Sundries.
ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS,
Of all Ue and qualities.
WHITE LEAD,
Of ill the leading brand, In tin and Uv,
COLORS. IN CANS and DBTT.
Putty, Lampblaok,
Rod Load, Glue.
VARNISHES,
Includlnc tbe finest brands for Cosch Faln.ers' wt
Paint, Whitewash, and Varnish Briuncc,
LINSEED OsX, In barrels and can.
Turpentine, Coal Oils, Castor Oil, Lard OU,
XeatVfoot Oil, Fish OU.
AIooHoI,
Iu barre.a and cases..
Blue Vitriol, Sulphur, Cant lie
Soap, Cono'in rated tye,
i'OtUMil.
tlttox-ai All X-.ci-.
Quicksilvor and Stryohnino.
?:.,
Iu Quart, flalrGaSlon. One-i.a!lori, and yjTe-uallCL
Can? and Harrelt, etc . eve.
Wear. Ah'cntr
tet OrtEon acd WajtliyrUin Terri
tory for
THE AVrERILL PAINT,
TUB WEST MIXED PADJT IN U8B for
MalllArkrH!t's ( arb iir sbep rip. Hakelee'a Nbeep
Bala and Kqaitrtl fMnos, and sjer'a and
Jayse'a tTJfrlftiry Medltlaes.
ry We bny enr jooJh from flttt haadi. tha en
ab lng u to ronptte with any market nn the Coait.
a a cnmpar!ou of onr prict-1 will proTe. iar9
A. L. 8TINSON,
Book and Job Printer,
.tVn'd J3oolcliiulcr,
olman's Slock, Old Senate Cham
ber, Salem.
Administrator's Notice.
TkTOTICE ! htreby cUen that the nndertltmed.
i wa by order of the Co-inty Conn of the county
of Marlon, la tde Stnte of Oregon, on the37lh day of
n., intt. dniT anDo-cted rtdmlntMiator of. the
Kttato of M. J Ktiml. deceaied. All person hav
WM COsl'fiH. AdmlnUtrator.
Dated. Ansnt 27th, 1S7I.
SPECTACLES, SFECTICLESI
For Old and Young.
Far-Sighted and Near-Sighted,
SboollBSfGlaatc. tor SporUwen.
STKEL. SILVKB, AND GOLD FB-VMES.
I AM prepared to (nppl f Pc'lc! i0.5LlLeye' '
price to salt. W. MT. 3f ABTIW,
Jeweler OptUUn, Uank illock, bute 8
fiAfcm, ltyJ9.10. to
b5ame,wtth the toucherf, to the nndled at
tbo office of J. J ebaw. intne cUroi ba'em, In
aild county, ltbln .Ix momh from bU da.e.
STATE FAIR OF 1817.
Waldj HiLTi, Smit.3J, 1877.
In pnssinp over tho Stato Fair Grounds
now, persons cntinot fill to perceive the en
orgy and tact of tho Managers and tho Exec
tittvo Cotnuiltteo, In gonotnl ropilrs, nud In
tho erection of now btilldlnpsoutho grounds.
Tho new gtnud staud In 00 feet loncc, mid
mantis opposite tho Judges' Maud. Sundry
now stables nro In process of erection, nud
great Improvements nreniadoupou tho stalls
f r sheep, cattle, stvlno and poultry. Pri
sons nro etoctlng now booths or catnp3 on
thn erunplni,' ground., and there is a upw
walk and plRtform at tho Ittilroul deptv
West of tbo Fair Urnnmlt. Tho letting on"
of tock at that point will be SO yards i?omh
so as not to aim y persons coming oil' tho
Mrn nt that point. Hut tho grand lniprovo
tnouton tho grounds U tho lar?e thoatcr
now being erecied, about 100 yard E stof
tho pavilion. Thin siructura is 3fls.l3 feet,
high bor constiuctlou, with 1J41- Inch
iilank, of first qtndity stripped with three
luoh laths, and tho wholo to bo strongly
built, and xafo for tho audience. This will
accommodate thousands of tboater-golng
peoplo who would doilro to attond and yet
aro not willing to leavo tho grounds pay
back hlro etc.
Froinhlng will also bo kept up on tho
grounds during tho Fair week,
At tho prlco of tho ronts for tho booths,
restaurants and shops on tho grounds, wo
can infer too estimation made by tho busi
ness men who rented them, of twarito attend
ance thero In 1877.
Oregon was woll advertised bv our
ss'.eomed Commissioner, Ilou. A.J. Dufur,
than whom none could linvo been chosen
more popular and fitting. At Philadelphia,
tho great world saw only n mall part of our
products. I ssw tho wholo In Portland In
February, 1870; and Iknow that we can and
ought to ocllpo that collection at ourStato
Fair near at hand. At least 25,000 persons
will be present, if therols no groat' drawback
from unforseen onuses. And this has boen a
most fruitful year here, and all cereals,
fruits, gardens and grasses are excellent.
New discoveries have been made In our
mines, and fabulous wealth from them are
at band.
Our forests aro furnishing vast varieties o
superior timber and lumber, and our fisher
ies and stock alford tho best meats In tht
world. Specimens of all these, and from our
floral kingdom should be brought to our
Stabs Fair in good order. Thousands of peo
plo will bo there from our remote States;
from Canada and from Europe
Tho Managers of tho Fair seem to antici
pate all this, and aro aiming to have all tho
? rounds and walks put in good condition,
t Is to be hoped that all our manufacturers
will bring up their fabrics and that our no
ble Oregon women will bring their handi
work and their beautiful flowers and shrub
beries. And let tho raisers of tine slock of oil vari
eties bring such up In profusion. All may
not obtain premiums but a discerning pub
lic will only appreciate such stock. The
btd rock farmors want to soo a little army of
the Percheron stock of Mr. Myers' on the
Fair Grounds during Fair week. And spec
imens ot well sawed and woll dressed lum
ber from our saw mills, of such timber as
Hsh, maple, alder, cedar, laurel, oak, hem
look, spruce, pine, balm and flr should be
on exhibition at our Fair, and premiums
awarded them. And last, but not least, the
best of order shonld be observed; kindness
extended to all, so that the multitude may
have a pleasant ween; old acquaintances re
nowed, and new ones formed and.altogetber,
the State Fair of 1877 be a decided success.
Veiutah.
Roll of Bomor. The following-named
pupils having attained an average of 00 per
cent, and over in scholarship and deport
ment, their names have been placed on tho
Roll of Honor:
Lizzie Gates,
Nettle Jarvls,
Burnet Cusbmau,
Otis Gates.
America Turnldgo,
Jnley Hester,
Ktmer Hester.
Richard Tin nidge,
Mary Cushman,
Hlen I'armelee,
Hdlth Parmulee,
Ann Hester,
Susan HeMer,
Arthur Smith.
Lincoln Henness,
Georgo Dodge,
Martin McFeron,
James Nelson,
Annie Drury,
Joseph Tnrnldge,
Ashby ElPHtor,
Divld Smith,
Mary Parmoleo,
Adda Cushman,
Carrlo Spier,
Belle Gates,
Willie Spier,
Tho following
have not boen absent or
tardy during tho montb: Nettio Jarvls,
Atnorica iurnid(;e, Kictiaru lurntdRo.
Bkllk Steklk, Teacher.
Kings Prairie. Marlon Co.
Rather Mixed.
There Is a strong Immigration coming Into
Howell Prairie Jnst now, and if there's any
tbluK in names thn peaoo of tbo community
may be in dancer. One single house on the
prairie, is occupied by new-comers named
Wolf, Hear, and Lsmb, not far off is an old
resident whom name Is Lyon, and our
luformant csn howl (Howell) a little himself.
Garnlsbeed.
The judgment against W, C. Grlswold for
ft,000, owned by B. F. Dowell, was gar
nishee!, yesterday, (Tuesday) by the Slalfl
Department, to satisfy a judgment obtained
by the H:ato of Oregon against Mr. Dowell,
who wad one of the S. E. May's sureties.
Organs.
If you want n good, round, smooth, sweet-
toned Organ one that Is made of the bst of
material, and will last a Uptime get the
Whitney v Holmes, ot i, H, Uobblns, Port
land, Oregon.
To tlto Allllorl LiuIIom iu
particular.
Why need you huirVr with ParalyslH when
you can be cured T Why will you sutler
with Itheumatism when you csn be cured?
And why have so mwny aches and palm,
when it Is within your reach to be cured ?
I am now eitabllibrd In Malem, prepared to trctt
all Chronic Dlie,e, (achat Jtbenmatlfm, Neuralgia,
Coniumptton, Kidney dlteaict, and In fact all dleaa
ei that hamaa flerh i heir to. Special attention paid
to Female WeiVueu and nervoas proitritlon, which
it to commen to Ladles. Children's dltLstet not ex
cepted. In connection with my practice, I hare one
of the celebrated Medicated Vapor Lightning Cream
lUth. which aldaTattly In removing all chronic dl(.
eae. It open the pores of tbe tlcln, and throw nff
the filmy, morbid matter, which If ono of tbe great
cauitt of to much rufierU?. When we once think
that two-thlrdt of all we take Into orr tyatem panet
off through tbe pore oftte ikln, we need net ttop
lone to wonder why we are tick, when we pay to
little attention to the mott important emuncUiry of
our bodlet. Baring the patt nice months I hare had
this bath in operation, and many can tcttify to it
efficacy. I trtatptticntt by tbe week, or by tingle
treatment.
Ladles will do well togtre ms a rail. Retldenee,
loutbeait corner nf Cetttr and Summer Btreett,
ba!em. 31US. D. W. CBAIG, H. D.
..mini y nn
A GoU Ylold.
Wo learn that Mr.T. H. Hubbard, on tho
old Kelzur place below town, has Mulshed
harvesting lliO ncrosoi wnsai, anu uas -i.-isii
bushels, machine meas'iro, which If wolghed
will probably average 30 bushels poraere.
Ho sowed last of March and in April. On" of
21 acres of oats ho got SSi buhols. Tho
neighbors prophesied tnoy would starve on
this ground, but It was summer fallowed to
benln with and hns yloldod more and tnoro
each your. Thov plow tw'co and nultlvHto
well ami nro maxiiiR gowi prom on oi lauu
that was lottl and was considered worn out,
Another thing they ship their win at without
'oavlng tho IVuld, as iho river rem- oi.este,
with convent nt plnco (o ship irom. IIo c it.
thro'hrd and shipped tho 100 neiw of w'u
in six days wotk and claims a bluoribon
from somebody.
Half nMllloa Short.
For tho past row months every ono in the
valley couutlos has been expecting a lanzor
grain crop than ever beror. But slnco liar
vostlnghas comntoncod, their hopes have
faded. Tho fall grain turned out very woll,
and no also does thoearly sownSprlng grain,
but that which was sown lute In tho Spring
is vory short. Owing to the rains a great
doaloflato grain has been sown and t lie
rust linn affected It to such nn extent that
some Holds will hardly pay for harvesting.
From what wo can leatn irom uiiieroni pnrts
or this county, we think U probable thai our
crop will fall iu ly ono-tlilnl short. A short
tlmo ago wo sent 'down Linn county's wheat
yield this year at 2,000,000 bushels, but
j'tdglng from what wo havo heard tlurlutr
tho last fow cIrvh. wo will do oxtremoly well
to turn out 1,600,000. Albany Democrat.
His First School.
Master Sumter Craig, or tho Willamette
Farmor olllco, agod 14 years inado bis debut
this morning for tho ilrst tlmo In his life in a
school room. For tho past tlvo yoars, Sum
ter has worked steadily at a cacoand Is prob
ably the fastest compositor of his ago on the
coast. During the past few months he has
published as editor nud proprietor (doing
the publishing out of regular work hours,)
the semi-monthly Argus, a very credlta'ote
llttlo paper. Even before he could wrlto a
word himself ho could sot up a manuscript
artiole neatly and correctly. At the age of
about 10 he surprised everybody In tho oulco
by setting up a long article with but fow
mistakes, from Don. John Mlnto's pen, and
that gentleman's "hand write" is not as
plain as theSoencerlan svsteuibvanvtueaiis
With Sumter's oast experience In a printing
offlco wo prodlct for him a lino scholastic
caroer.
The) Yaquln Railroad.
Daniel Bringleof Linn county, will leavo
on tho Elder and proceed eastward to
purchase railroad iron for tho Willamette
Valley and Coast Railroad. Tho Gazette, re
ferring to the road, says: "Work is stemlllv
and constantly progressing on tho rullmaf.
West of Corvsllls, and tho graders aro lv-
yonu l'nwomatn, wun an too gaps mien.
Tho nervn and vim exhibited by those In
chargo of tho enterprise commands tho con
fidence of our peoplo and fully insures the
success of the road, tho completion of which
Is only a question of tlmo and that tlmo not
far In the future."
tolaa Goods Foand,
Friday laat a search warrant was put In the
hands of officer Mlnto, requiring him to
search the premises of Lu Marshal), for cer
tain article of wearing apparol stolen from
thn residence of J. Qttlnn Thornton. The
command of the warrant was executed and
the articles found at the premises of the
courtesan Marshall, who ssvs the? wero
brought to her house by James Wilson alias I
Matuow a, Tuornion.
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
As heretofore announced all of tbe oily
Public Schools commenced tholr Fall terms
yesterdity. Tho attendance was muoh larger
than was even bsfhre known nn tho opening
dav. At South Salem there were Til scholar:
at'Kast Salem, 120; North Salem. 62; Central
School, 84; and the wen small children's
sohool taught by Miss Marin E. Smlt.i and
Maria D'Aroy 70, making In all a total or3S
children on tho oponlng day.
Bitten by a Don,
Mr,. Tames X, Smith, thn proprietor of the
town silo of Mehnma, was hdly bitten by n
dog last Saturday. Thn animal was n pntol
Mr.Smlth'ip, and had lust been run over by
a wason. and ho watendeavnrlnirtoozamlne
tho Injury done when the dog. In tbe agonies
or ueatn, seixeu tuo nanu or its owner, lace
rating it badly. As "dog days" aro over, Mr.
Smith will nroh.tblv suifer no Inconvenience
from tun nun otherwise man conaiuorauto
soreness for some time to come.
Incorporated.
Articles of Incorporation were filed this
morning In tho Secretary of States' ofilco for
the King's3 Prairie atid Quartsvillo Wagon
Road Company, The road will start from
near Hennls' and go to QturtsvIPe, n dis
tance of 18 miles, Tho Incorporators aro Dr.
n. Smith, D. 8. Greenman snd Dr. J. W
Meridetb. Capital stork 910,000, shares, $1
each. Principal place of business, Salom.
A Trn. Woman.
Most everybody In the course of their life
time have been irresistibly drawn towards a
really homely, plain unassuming woman,
whose soft silver tones and quiet ways, have
made her positively attractive. In the social
circle, how pleasant It is to hear a woman
talk In tnat low key which always speak thn
true lady. In thn homo circle linw suoh a
volco soothes tbe fretful child and cheers the
weary husband.
Arrests tor Anrjnat.
During thn month Jun closed John W
Mlnto, Chief of Police, has presented to lie
enrder, (J. W. Howie, twenty-eight cases.
Eighteen for drunknness. ono for vsifranoy,
one for robbery, two for asault and btttery,
five for larceny and one for peddling without
llceuso.
Silver Kluc Minims Company.
The Directors ot this Couiptny held a
milling las' evening In Stb It. ttammer's
otlice. By-laws wernsdnpted, and Dr. S It,
Jessup was elfcttd one of the Directors. The
Company expect to push tho work uxm
their initio vigorously during the present
Fall and coming Winter.
Ab Honest Tramp.
A cow belnnglug to Mr, entries Wllklns
nf North Ssleiu cine home tlio other morn
ing with a bit of pspor fa.s'iim l to her horn,
cocta'nlng ten ceiiti and this onto, "enclosed
rind 10 cents for one ijuurt of milk txkeu tbU
morning," signed a trump.
Pkachks Mr. John Martin, Salem Prat
rle, a fow days since liinught us somn Cue
seedling peaches fr(miies three years old
from tbo seed. Tbo tree, this season, aver
age from four to live bushels r-acb.
Acciiiknt T. M. L'mbo writes us from
Yaq Jlrm Bay thst. on thn C-J I of Align!, hi'
motno.r, Mrs. Msry Leabo, M and broko
hemrui between thiwlbow hiu wrist. Mrs.
Lealn fonnerlv lived i't Salem
Tho lv.t thlri tUutisloft is bono,
i ii i T"--"n; irriiffiiiiTni-nwmiTnnrrii-i "-Bgat-wpa"
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
Salom, Portland, Albany, Junotion City, and Walla Walla
SOL.K AGENTS FOU
Tho following FIHST-CLASS ainchinoa, which wo nvo nowrccciving for tho
Boaaou of 1077.
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING MACHINES,
Botli End and Sido Sliako Tisht-Goarod.
Westinghouse Vibrator Threshing Machines,
TIGHT-OK AH 1C1? KNP-SHAKK.
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING ENGINE.,
8, 10, 12, 15, and 18 Eorso Powor.
Treadwoll
Manufactured by
With New and Valuablo
HIalnes' Illinois H ct c3L 1
SINGLK-GKAU,
Wroiight-Iron ami Scrow-llttb WheeW, ntljuslablo Reel anil Truss frame.
.Toar.xjxnswoxa'
WROUGHT - IRON HARVESTERS,
Wrought -Iron Combined Reapers and
MOWldllS.
ntissxUiXi'S
Combined Reapers and m Mowers.
WOOD'S Single & Combined Reapers and Mowers.
WOOD'S Single Mowers, three sizes. &&4
Johnston Mowers, one size.
ADAMS AND FRENCH HARVESTER.
Oonaueror. " '
Tarst A Bradley luiky X&kes, OUWTBlfltlAL Sullty Mcko, SelfUnnp,
The Sost in Use.
Thimble Skein and Iron-nxla Frame, nml Freight UiifrenN, all h!zc
Newton 4-spring Hacks, made expresslyjfor tlio Oregon Market.
Nowtou Throe-Spring, Platform Hprlog, ami Hcroll-Hprlng XXn.olK.rn anit IIUUUIEft,
O-nrdoii Olty Xloxxrm,
Harrow, and riiltlvalnrat fSardrn 'Ity siilkr anil iJ.nir I'lntvat Parmrr.' Vrlrai
I1AIN DIIIL.I.M Vnu llruiit Oc Diiii'm niONITOII IromlTMi.l SKIIUKII and
tiUlriVATOKt OAI'ITAI. !IIITI V.VTOItN) VilNNltSUIIAIIVH
(IVI.TIVA'IOIIN. I ho llot In thn World.
Leather and Itubbcr lIKLTINfl, iriarhlno Kxlrtts, llnrdwnn1, Iron, and Nteel.
IV Special Circulars, llliti'tratcd, wllh pliers, pent n any aildrcts. ftcfl or clunrc. Ws aro MANUPAU-
TyilEHS' AUBNTH, ana will rill at uid-hock i-iiices.
T. OUNNIIf GFAM & CO., "
,maj7 Front St., POIlTtAND; Commercial HI.. KAf.KM: and Chiadle'a lllock, ALBANY. OH.
T
oxuBooztr
BZUUVOXZ
Stntmtl
K E
COMPANY.
Capital, $300,000.00
Assets. - - $568,647.46
Inoome, 1876, $465,904 29
Losses paid out since organiza
tion - - $1,137,367.60
HAMILTON BOYD,
MANAGE!!.
auStf 72 First SI,. I'tlHTtAND.
K0ETH SALEM STORE,
W. I. AVV)ltJ,
A T THK mtlt'K TOItE, 11A8 JU8T UXCRIV
tV cd sfull acxirtmentiif
General Merchandise,
Dry GoodBj
Q-rooeries,
Boots Shoes,
Hardvaro,
Clothing
CSilcalatcd for the City and fcn7fTIde.I "fnirht Ji
ow, and will bo told at at BMALL A I'HOKlT. ar
Jiose who SELL AT COST. iWUooit delivered U
inr part ot the cltr free of charge. Nov4
WHy
Serond-elats Mewing jrfaclilues, wbeu yon can
Get a Singer!
or the KOomtlCH BUOUIIKH, lor only
f 45, mid npward. JV OtBca lu Arinrtrunu'' Htno
.ihp, HUtnreit Snloxn "uml
BOOKBINDING
In connection with my Prlntlnt Itoonn l a ton
jW iiuoKUinuerr. J i-r nuiiuv, inu ikh.
ntnofictur'u. UiK!ailn((nl IIMkloiiii'lHian
.hi. ite.blixllognMtlytxtciiM. Orlir.Irromi.t
r all'nlel to. txnJ tut t.llmilei. l'ric U
iDr in ininun. ,....
Aairri., v.. a. ,ia..
Mteam Printer unit lloultblutler,
Qraj'tllUlt, State it., rMLKM.GItLOOX.
JOHN G. WEIGHT,
Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobaooo and Cigars,
COMMERCIIAIi 8TREKT.
Salem, April 20, 1873.
d-wtt
Ult. tc. Y. OIIAHB,
B
KEVXT Lt.Col., UteSonteon U.S. Volaateerj.
(iniCK. uurmn' oiocs. uu iuo mi
gome
FI
Wrought-Iron
Singlc-Genr
J. I. Case & Co.,
Improvomonts for 1877.
The P. P. T. Compuiy's
teAmer
MoMINNVILLE
WILL LKAVK
Portlniid lor Hlaloiri
Kvery FIIIDAY. rcturnlnr on BATUltliAY,
roil nAVTON-On MONDAY and WKDNKS
DAV; returning on TUEI)A8 aud TUUltSllATH.
Patrotiizo Your Own Boat!
Protection iifruliiHt High Itntes
Oiuirantocil.
NOTlfJH TO I'KKSOXH l.VTKMtl.MJ
KMKJKATK TO OltKUOX.
TO
Direct Passage from New
York to Portland, Oregon.
Land Dki-aiitmint O. A O. It., I
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VIK OIIKOON HTUA.MM1II COMPANY HAS
cried tncarrjr on lt Iron ttcaiiiililu. uuwlitlnir
nuiii si rnetiur ra , uy junn ituacn c nun, upon n
romplutlon, nu or about tlio IStli day of January,
isTit ileeraxu iMenticr from New York tu 1'nrtlana,
dlrtct, via tlm HtrulU of Magellan, st tbe extrcnr),
lowratuof 75,00 currency, buard Included,
Tbt fteainerwlll bu tliu btit, lroiijct an I mutt
comfiirtaMy airaiiKid i-lilp evrr built In Dm l.'nltM
-talc. NiM-rd, lH knot. Ulmtnloui: XUU Iwl la
It-nulb; th feet brain; UH dptb of bold; cavacllj.
v.S 0 tour: U0U cabin aim Us) ateerave parrxnsoia.
Tbo fl'tlnif tip ol tbo atenraxo will receivn special at
trillion; Hull) beiirnvldei wltb all inodtruliupriivo
mestf audits vcnillatluii will bo perfect. Kvery at
tenllo i will Uj patil t' tbo rum'urt of nairenirera,
and tbe (are will On of tin; brut qudlt'. l'art of the
deck r on III bo fitted up fur lefilKetallnir purpos
ci, with alny tu lurulili ptrreuyer freb meat ds
rlli j lli'i Mliolovovai-e.
'1 bu v.i) au w III bu made In about ill ty Uj.
To all peron v bu ilulro tu emlirrate tu Oreirua.
aKrlciilmralaud otbur liupleu utt will bo taken at
veiv low ratva
1-or perron li'iro wlio havo filnd In tbo Atlantic
Matin uI'Mnr tu coi.o to OrrKou this otTera a rare
opp -rtuiilty, ai tlio anriojaiic and fatlxuo of tbe
o..r'o(t route byrallaronoled, aud tbu partake U
conttderebly Io-k.
I'oi iiitilriiltr jnfurimtlon "dilrett 1". C ScbmUt,
1 oJttl William mrett, Xew Yuik,
or
IJyn,01
1. HCIIUI.KK.
Und AaentO. & C. II
It Co . 1'bNlJUd, D,
Administratrix's Notioe.
NOTICE Nhcrehyglvui tbat .Vary lloyt ba t'i'a
day been appuluti-d by tbo I'rjlwie Court of Ma-
Ion i tjiitr, htntuof Orcvou, atkdmliililratrlx oflbt
mtalec'f Jo-iili Ilojt, lulu of nl) (iiimty, iltctared.
All pi Him li-vlijif ctalui hflnt raid ti'lalu will
present tbem v ino si uiv leriiteuco In hali-ni. Or-r-jou.
wllhlu rlx moullM fruni lUte, or liny wilt ba
forever banert. jrt.UtY IIOVT.
Ailm'x of Ktialu o( Jou'ph lloyt. dtcin.-i;
Mem, Amr, (1, 1S7T. Siiwl
Established 1840.
Original Liver Medicine.
FOIt ALL DISBnHBS OF TUB I.1VEU. 80UU-
NESS OK TUB STOMACH, I.OHSOK Al'l'K-
TITE, KICK IIEADACI1K.KTO. ETC.
CHICK, One Dollar,
V. A. UAVIS, 4c CO.
Wbolcale DroKKUta, 71 Kroutht. I'ortlard,
maj-im. Ak'enta fir Orevoa.
For Sale !
THB FINE HBHIDRNCB comer of foinirif.
clal and Ulvlrlou rtrrntr, In durirable ltoUan,
with liuurobirire. well tlulrhed. and convenient-
v arr.nued. aud irround tastefully ornamented. WIS
be rold vory lo7 and ou actomaiodatlac
irma, Apply to
I.KII AVILLIN,
CPU Pat ton' I Block Stale bt.. Sau.
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