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¿SÉ V lU c M in n v iile (T lt í i ä t t k t g p o lk É o iiu t s S i g n a l . OFFICIAL PAPER OF POLK Cd. • • Thu McMiuttville Water Ditch enter prise which had slumbered lor u time " M O N D A Y M O R N IN G , N*»V. OREGON NEWS. W it e r D itc h . linn been nvived and updations look- |xfi». STOIUUG! STUR10E. THU NEW S. Fiom the S:ule Highl* Democrat we glean that an extra session of the Cir C O M P IL E D FROM D IS P A T C H E S TO T H E W HEAT BOUGHT P O R T L A N D D A IL IE S . cuit Court of Linn county will he held by Jud^a Bose, cuuiiucnc.iig on ihe General. Unlock recommends that military posts bo established in Alas D O T Y A CO., E O L A , H A V E T H E I R a splendid new R iii’_r to i s early c« mph-t ion resumed. CoMPLfcTp Kttri UNd— nearly ad utfie Tlie locating survey Was made un.re 12th of m i t December. I t Ins been ka. W A R E HOVSE ial— give Suymour and Blair 1-0 ma< ,|ian tWo years since m der the an pices ordered spt-eially to tr» Lyman W. Pom A woman’s rights convention met jority in Oregon. ! ol W. T. Newby, esq . and ihe nmitr- eroy, ot that county, on a charge of Completed and are prepared to store an indefi nite quautity of Wheat, Oats, Harley, etc.,etc., in Boston on the lOih and was la v e The rouqties of Good and l »ton are , |;,kin^ pronounced by an experienced poisoning his wife so.ne eight or ni> _ e and are paying the highest ly attended. T h i to lowing resolution not put duwu 1,1 the table but the vote Kn*iill' C. practicable and Icasilde lor ad years. was adopted : Resolved : That we in o f said counties is known. • In* purpo-es it was intend -d to subserve. That I t U scarcely possible that any change 13 • the const notion of this Ditch, a the f uiily o f Mr..John Amb’cr. of Wa. vite the Republican party to drop for W H E A T and O A T S . from one hundred and twenty nine ma p'opul ivc | ower second <o muie on the terlo * precinct, Linn county, utmost the watchword of manhood suffrage, Their facilities for receiving and sacking grain are uusurpas&ed auy where in the ¡State. jority will bo made. coast will be created and McMinnvil e. miricuhiusly esca, id a ter i!»!e dciih aud the Democratic party to abandon Steamboats land regularly alongside of -------------------------- in Constqueuce, will become a point from the falling of u »rte during a se- ¡is motto o f white man’s government, their Ware House at all seasons of the year. 26tf Qov. Woods is probaldv a close which mint attr ct and invite capital \e"c wind s or in one night last week and unite on uu amendment of the reader o f Brick l’ onieroy. lie adopts 8AML HEAD RICK, UEO. A. EDES. o invest wni- b at no distant day will It seems that the force of the wind Imd Constitution, extending suffrage to all Jirick’s style o compo-ition airl rings i vc her a promi cnee second to that blown the door of the house ..j r, ami men uud women, as the inalienable GEO. A. EDES & CO., thechiiiges into a Thunksg.vtng Pm birthright o f every Amerieuu citizen. .Itained by no ini »ltd town in Oregon. Mr. Amble» got out <>f bed to e use it ; claiuaticu ; but the Governor him ell is And while wè are on this Fu'jcet it is 1 Lut finding that liq was unable to c.osc Senator Wilson, in a spoech in a •* brick.” but sample justice to a worthy citizen, the door alone, he called liis wile to his Boston on the 19th iust., said he hud The farce o f trying Jeff Davis i* ind enterprising man, to say that. t<> assistance ; and just as she got to the no doubt that Congress would author D ru gs, * soon to be enacted in Richmond. He W. T. Newby, esq., the flourishing door a tree fell across the house, crush ize colored men to vote in every will appear by counsel— being himself village o f Mc.M nnville is jndebted for iug the ro>/f ami the timbers which State. ill edicine*, in Europe. Suppose he is convicted. what it is and what it has the might suppoitcd it, entirely in. and, coming Col. W . S. Moss, of the Examiner, Jicw will the sentence be executed ? Paint», est promise of being, more than to a» y j un d .wn, wi.s precipitateli across tlie|i, lS j Ust recovered ten thousand dol Gold is found in about 25 counlies other single agency that has contrihu. ! pillows u, on which hut a moment ht Oils, Inrs I rum the eity as oue installment iu North Carolina, and the annual ted aught toward its success. Mr. N ’> fore had rested the heads ot Mr. and a o f damages tor the destruction of his A N D D Y E STUFFS, yield io that State amounts to about five j energy and pewverence k snow uo j Mrs Amber. There was a young printing office in 1865. hundred thousand debars. bounds, wliüe Ins disinterestedness j babe in the bed at the time o f the tall The case of Reed, impeached car. At the Old Stand formerly occupied by M. R. News from New York is D* the effect bord- rs on total self* abjuration. To ¡ng of the tree, but fortunately tlie lit pet hag Governor of Florida, goes to COX A CO., * that hundreds o f thousands of dollars his hisexerti ns. vigilance and untiring ; tie »lumberer was resting sum»: distance the Supreme Court. were staked and lost by republicans in industry, Yamhill county is indebted j |,olu the head of the hid. and thus cs* U N IO N BLOCK, Commercial Street, 'Ihe Central Lunatic Asylum at that city on California giving Grant all • in great | art for the blight future c iped injury '1 here w-re several oth- Columbus, Ohio, was burnt on the the way from one thousand to eieht which awaits lit r in view o f the up er children, belonging to the tamil), in 8 A LE M , OREGON. 18th. thousand aajority. Three to oiie was prouth to h/>r borders of the Oregon Gin house at i he Mme, all ot wln-m The proprietor of the French paper A liberal discount made to country trade. bet on two thousand majority. A1 i t mitral Railroad ; and es|Cei>illy is were more nr less injured by ihe misu- G E O . A. E D E S. which was destroyed by thieves in 1865 SAML. HEADRICK. told, losses will he about a stand oti j McMinnville under obligations to him , ing in of the house, hut none *enuusly. has reeov. red $7,500 oil of the city on the late election. The republicans un this score. Mr- and Mrs. A. ware only slightly CASH PRI CE D seeui to have gone crazy and bet on im j The Railroad to McMinnville and possi hi lilies with a recklessness truly j 'he projected Water Ditch completed, frightful to contemplate. j she will A woman of the name o f Sense was : strides, move forward eclipsing with giant hurt. l ’ pon reiuov of country, on record many other points nutuial advantages by her. ing tl»e baby from her arms, at th- sta* tion housc, :t was lound to he a s ank, L iars that to those enjoyed broken open by some T hey A r e — Since - cntly shot dead in Richino <d by a D ialer In man n .mod Grant. FEED, G R A IN A N D F L O U R ! Capting” Enoch G. Adam- resides ;u Vancouver, W. T. ; and, there being pers >n a'ol a quantity of clothing taken out. John Hughes, PuPard. the Southern historian and mo>t providential escape, in this section From the Unionist that on M o inlay arrested in Kingston. Ganada, last week. ! •» the Stito which hive hitherto j |.|St Mr Hendricks store at P* k t * in a state o f im beeile intoxieatiou. wilh been supposed to enjoy very super.or Wheafaud, on the Willainefe. was an iufant in her anns. editor of the S niihern O pn ron, was re- o f San Francisco. This may he regarded as the The er Grant.the rase 1 ly greenhorn skulled | ..ut IV»r St. Helens where his vote w.-s in 'lie stre ts ytsterdayand brought ,eg:,rd. d by republicans as oife of the t*> the station li.-u.*e. ih e father of the child is in the pe.*t homo, and the cardinal virtues, it will avail the cap- ,i|lsJ •» |u,thjn r f , at he « gwore ¡n ! refused of course, J can now debauch his im-uury with way of family supplies. impunity, hoping thereby to neutral _ ( __ ( The boats arc landing rousing stocks ize ami compromise public opinion file m r j t*>u-h ug their inhumanity toward a j ll'*l,llll,,n ,l,u,J " r tonst.iiitly in a l-c.i- o f goods iu Independence, ! stly >ta e ol intoxication, allowing tLc chants of that thriving town arc posses f**ehle old in-n who was completely in | child to wander about the streets.— sad of both capital and enterprise. their power. ! ihe little one. when found, had noth The present month (November) con* i Flmuld Jeff. Davis die we slmu;d ■ ing on In r person hot a shirt. a<d it tains only thirty days, aud yet during ' * l ‘ect i*' announced iu repuh •. fair y in de one’s heart hired to see h- r the same, the ional l'rin,s j l-are feet pa ting along ou the pave five times, to w it: On the 2, 9, 10, 23) | » » e d - t l » a t the fiction that he was, j in-lit, her little limbs shrivled up, ami aod 30. wa* wove by General Halpine. Who pur( le from tin- effects of the cliily will they allege furnished the-'fiction* The Portland Zeifui.g is hard on wind which was hi awing. She'had in that Mrs. Surratt, a poor, lie pit ss. Grecian bend. It calls the malady feeble innocent woman was murderd l ,lt:1 ,la',d a li,,lc ’ '" D ifc t ili.t Imd been ‘ ‘ griping as they run.” at Citv by a re uhlitun 1 ^ V‘ n l,tr ” ‘*e- and this slir During court week an enthusiastic would blow, in her eh.ld.sh glee, until mob? We don't l-lanm republican.* S h .s been issu-d ,,ca" ,l,at ,,c ,U!Ve‘ v :'s i'»P' is Washington republican Cauie to Dillas and staked p,,r tr>itii; to -ct out of the ICSj Oil* • his last 820 with Dr Sites ou California i Gility Inr mo*t o f I heir acts but pro giving 1,000 majority for Grant. An- | ,e*1 ugain-t outraging the memdrv of the dead in the efforts so to do other twenty gone up. The A fvacate remarking upon the Mr. J. C. Jamison has put new stock on his route lroui Portland to Lafayette j enoimous cost to the Oreynniuu ami which enaides him to make quick trip.* a n d prompt time. t he fir m e r piys near the cold fl-.or of ihe prison, locked rungements are perfected looking to | aUlhor *c‘ say anything on the this commutation. i subject, or el-e it willfully eoufc-lc-l giveu to her.— N The Oregonian claims the cust u. o f a ' Mrl the trutl‘ * The I h (,ld re thanksgiving as a republican institu ! Ct*ive" ,he 8a,M0 d!M*a‘ chcs that the tion. This error of that paper is proh 1 0reU0" i," i «"*J |w>'« exactly the his mad up and resigned has place on tor remembers nothing which trauspired | r in the United Slate anterior to the in | r Cod oil in 5 gallon cans at Cox A E .r ! hart’s, Salem. »*•»«■*« ,hai l’a' ,act f*ie di.*piit«h ur a"*‘ 'Uflt:i “* a *,f l)art' nersh p enter, rise Augnration ot Oldahc. between the two i-iipers. There is » vas» difference between the tiurii and the whole truth. The city election in Saleui cornea oft i N ew Exi'Kkbs it u u t e .— F rom a on December 7th. Tim rcpuulieatj» ! private letter received troni Mr. J. C. have nominated a full tieke Juniison of ‘* Jamison’s expaess,’ ’ we \ , J Y ha^UJ.un ,laa bL,'',, r«.numiri* \ .aril ihe Wells. Fargo & Co. will open ated for Marshal uf baleni. „ , offices at Hillsboro. Forest Grove, Me rSr».«*nur,xul ..I „ .. i i .. .. .. . . . . . urcenwoou, u*e where ^pokeu ol in ¡ M nuvil e and Layf.iyeite about the 1 st this paper, wa» couvicted in Malern lu.-t of December. This arrangement will week. His »euteme pounced. had not been j ro- \J he a decided convenience to the people on tue new toute. -ALSO- First, there is a provision in the Constitution of Oregon Gla*s anti P u l i r , which, in enumerating the quulificn* (■ r o c e r ie s tiotlrt II V»tor IU lint except» idi provisions of law will he a bar to the recovery by the acquisitive Enoch of ihe trifle of fifty thousand do1 la rs or ally 8utu. And then perjury being O! Enoch! NORTH F R O N T AND E STREET, P o r t la n d , O r e g o n . ¡R O Y IXOII.ER * T The were saved and taken to New Ihe shi • was loaded iu Moore «!c Cu.’s line. Her cargo consisted of ^79 rentals barley, 1300 hhls fluur, 27 : gal Ions wlt-.le oil, 500 flasks quicksilver. ! 488 tons wlmat, 15.0U0 wine a'id 300,- Dr. F L O U R IN G Tho cargo was fully Ex ( io«einor A’. T me*. Low ot California got, Wheeler &, Randall's Patent Grinder aud Am algamator. Dunbar’« Self-adjusting Patent Piston Packing Steven’s “ “ “ Either applied to old or new steam cylinder» Q u art Ex Sheriff Liggett's fuller died at continue to sell the best suits of ready a a n co i« ved from II. .— We. have recei II. Bancroft & Co.. ¡8an- Frncisco, “ Tl e Campaigns of Lieut. Geueral Forrest and of Forrest’s Cav alry.” This is au intere ting and au thentic narrative, vividly written, of ail b attles a u d « Omina líder arii S(J|t! m e v e m e u fs ot ti ls fa m o u s B A K E R Y F irst S treet D e iw e e u S ta rk aud ington, W ash P o rtla n d . (Jail at their store ou Commercial st., Salem, and see i f they so continue. WHOLESALE Style, MANUFACTORY OF EVERY K ind 1 VIARRIED. r i and Quality On the 2.’>th inst., at Ibo residence of the bride’ll father, by W. C. Whitaon, County -O F - b i *:«» ^ generous douauou of choice fresh pork.r Liggett^aged Ti yaara U* k**1* 1*8» Jonathan abandoned, and this real S a S wee* aiier within a fiist d o T D "-ken-adopted in intermittent fevers so com- moTin malarious districts during the fall of h« vear it is proved equally efficacious, and it mav bo truly said that it combmas in an equal degree the qualities of a restorative and a pre ventative. Messrs. Bancroft & Co. I Ju‘^ Mr «¡J^rand. and Mias Luva- na Fuhiia; all of Polk county, for the Dae fie Const. Thunks to Mr. John M. i by lor a Read, tbiuk, and -decide! The aim» pie therapeutics o f the Patriarchical era, when herbs ** for heahog the na- tions” were the only tuedieiuc io use, find li’ tle favor with the medicaLprofes. sioa o f the day. Yet at.the early pe riod of the world’s history the ordinary term o f humau life was at least eight times lunger than it is uow. I t is there- lore manifest that the stamina o f man has seriously declined in the lapse of ages. I t is a scientific fact that, during this process o f human degeneration and de* cuy an immense number o f powerful poisous have beeu introduced into the medical repertoire, while the mild veg etable system of treatment exclusively practiced when the world was young, has been in a great measure abandoned by the medical profession. This is a singular coincidence, aud it suggests the possibility ot a direct connection be. twt-eu the physical deterioration o f the species, and the wholesale administra* tion o f deadly miucral and other drugs. It may well be doubted whether the mineral salts and oxyds, and the no less dangerous alkaloids, wtrch chemistry has added to the pharmacopoeia, have uot destroyed more lives than all the diseases they have been prescribed to cure. Oue thing, at least, is certain— viz : that the average term o f human existence has beeu shortened since the days when the vegetable kingdom was the only medical dispensary known to mankind. The truth is— and sensible people are becoming more alive to it every day— that the world is ovcrdoctored. The principles o f medication are simple; but they have been so befogged by tech, uicalities, so mystified by profes ional verbiage, that oue half the community fancy tliev cau neither he interpreted nor applied except by persons who have been ta u g h t to clothe the living truths o f science in dead languages. I t is not to the interest of “ the Faculty” that the theory aud practice o f medicine should he simplified and popularized, aud therefore the public couceive but tittle light from tV.t quarter- To prevent criitA is one o f the great ends o f civil law, and to prevent disease should be one o f the grand objects of medical science. It is better to protect than to cure, and much easier. Vital power is the natural antagonist of all the influences that militate against health — whether they exist 'in the air we breathe, iu the water wc drink, or tlie objects with which wc c> iue iu contact, ur in ourselves. Without a sufficiency ot this resistant principle, there can he no reasonable hope o f tsc-apiug prevail ing epidemics, or of enjoying even un* der the most favorable external circum- tuiico*. an immunity from sickness and pain. This tact being established, the next question is, how shall a deficiency in physical and constitutional vigor he supplied ? Instructed by the experi- eu.e o f twenty years, and sustained by the testimony of thousands of individ uals of both sexes; hailing from all paits of the world, wc reply that llostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the only medicine that can he fully relied on a» a protec tive and preventative tonic and alterna tive in ail climates and under all con tingencies. With a system strength en! d and fortified by the use o f this in. vigoratit, no one who po.-sesses common prudence need fear the effects of maK aria. It is the best safeguard agaiust infection at proseut known. It produces appetite ; it promotes digestion ; it pre vents constipation : it regnhites the flow o f bile ; it strengthens the nerves, it purifies the animal fluids; it dears the braiu ; and, the vehicle o f its medical properties being a pure diffusible stim ulant, their influence is extended to every portion o f the system. Mere alcoholic stimulants, though administer ed largely in no dical practice, are not in themselves medicines ; hut they per vade the whole organization more cer tainly and swiftly than anything else tnat can he given. They are quickly taken up by the absorbents, and there is not a fiber of the body between the crown ot the head and the sole of the foot wliieh is exempted from their in fluence. Hence a spiritous stimulant is the best medium for conveying to all the organs and members o f a feeble or disordA-ed system the means whereby that system is to be recruited and reg ulated. I t is for this purpose that the alcoholic elements is used in tho pre paration o f Hostctter’s Stomach Bitters. It is simply the instrument by which the medical virtues of the preparation are carried to their objective points and rendered active. It is almost necessary to fijdl th« attention of dyspeptics io a medicine which is everywhere recoguized as the standard specific for Indiges tion In every town in the United States which contains a drug store, or a store in which drag» are sold, it is known as a remedy for 8,onja^ complaints of every class, from simple “ * ,u. cy up to the most obstinate chronic torpt 7 of that most important organ. Iw B.umaii Bros, should not made clothing »it the lowest figure. e c e iv e d S tam pers, Shoes and D ie s, Of ,oe best bard iron. vindictiveness. Rev. R M IL L S . S A W M IL L S . Iron Shutter Work at San Francisco Cost and Freight* f i m Cuiwell s resiueuce iu Albany was burnt un the 24th inst. A portion of o f goods sa* ed. reason wiiy ust on Manufacturo and repair machinery of all kinds. vvri<f somewhat s verely, a«id re eivitig slight bruises about the face cm-lty, political h .te, h^pocricy and J located <S-C\ *c . 4-C. spraining his the former’s residence iu Dallas on the the board - f R ge"ts o f ihe Cal. Univer 26th iust. sity because Gen. Mc< lellan was elected 'I he rainy season having set in is no l'nsidei't against that incarnation of r. Stehhius. are Q U A R T Z M ILLS, M IX IN G P U M P S Jessup was thrown from hts lunse some days since, hese works M in in g a n d Steam bo at M A C t lI J lE R Y , U7 hides, 16 tons mustard seed, 42,900 pounds wool. Rt IL D E R S . the bank of the river, one block norll: oi Couch’s Wharf, aud have facilities for turning out machinery promptly and. efficiently. W e have secured the services of .Mr. John Nation, as Director of the Works, whose e x perience on tiiis Coast for fifteen years gives him a thorough knowledge of the various kinds of machinery required for mining aud milling purposes, W e are prepared to execute orders for all s asses of Machinery and Doiler Works, such 1,11 Nov. 2->, report tin* ship lawrence \oik. ENGINE: AND Telegrams received iu Sail Francisco new I'OtJADPRS, STEAM Enoch! you burnt at sea ou Scptoni ir 22. P r o v is io n s . York Iodependent, r ” X i Wil amette Iron Works Company minds; and secondly, an elector must reside in the State Either of the above |,js vote. },re bi k a n d ß iS " Under the Legislative Hall, HidmanV Block, bnlein. 2Stf , ots and persons of insane or unsouud Sl'JU 00 j cut. aud then remembering her little The West Side railroad will be push per week" for its dispatches. Now tli j trumpet, she again commenced blowing ed ahead during the entire winter. Ar* Advocate was not sufficiently posted to | »• forgetting her hunger unti: food was -ably traceable to tho fact that the edi- ! 8" " e • finding ihis case. Francisco, lui C O L O R S O F A L L K IN D S , « s have two strings to the how in defen ment, the plcasii g to;, ami then she a «mg -ASD- 'J lie Judg, insured in the local companies of San Herald of telegraphic dispatches, says ! anxious y into tlie faces of those pres* ! that ens for 85J,000 d images ! would compel her to forget, for the mo- 'J he child, as she talked V a rn is h * » ■an actiou against the Judges at St. Hel 01)9 wou d cry piteously for sotm-lhing to Oil*, l ie uow commences hcr sufferings from lihiiger and Cold cat Pai si!*, no poll opened in that town, whereby lie coiild have a chance to vote lbrMist* ! thief effected an ent»ance by the aid ot stiff corpse. It is reporied that tho wo j a bar of ir--n procuri d from u hlucksinii h , man bad beeu « . adet.ng rwmd Ibr , ° “ D- H-'pine’a doa.h.'the ¡thotiU who I imp. 'ihe safe was tampered with cnitrol tin» repub press h ive discovered some «’ ays, from tavern to tavern, in a but it wa.* not op-ned No clue tu the that a hook, entitled the “ ^Prison maudliu condition, with t»>is dead child thief has been obtained yet. L fe of Jefferson D tv is ” is all a fit* iu her arms, earnestly begging an addi Tlie Blue Mountain stage robbers arc tional stimulant to her fearful appetite. tion (?) , and was written by General being sent up-to tlie Penitentiary by Halpine in just nine days. A ccounted F or .— Some people have platoons. The b»x>k in question excited un been at a loss to he able to account Dr Weatherford has bought the on- u*ual interest fur sometime aft. r it for the Democratic gain iu Uuiuu was published, un .1 contains data fire Herald establishment. It will be county. I t is plain enough. The which is »1 sufficient guarantee o f the run in his name in the fature. regiment of stage robber» lut.ly trie d I . .. . .. , U • , -, , Grant not »wallow ° , . - , • i , , truthfulness of what is laid down ------- county ------- - could ------- — and d o w undergoing trial in Portland , - a . , , i . ,t . . ,. r n . . ! therein. It reflects severely upon ihe (»rant, ami Luiou county could not go hail from Union, and were in jail , . . . . , , . i J • barhar-ius treatment accorded to Mr. toe -‘ y.smyon ticket by a long awaiting trial when the election was Davis for which the republieans w.-re i urch. had. responsible*. Why was it not sooner A S a d I a m . — a im icg irl, ap'pi Remember that G. B Stiles ke^p* discovere^d that this was a *l fi- tion V » flour, bacon corn meal.potatoes, onions, Ah! the author is dead and t*»e gl.oitl* reutly about four ycais ool. w i> found and in fact everything ne«ded iu the BALEES IH From the New Nov. 7th, 1867. Order« «olicited and promptly filled. HOSTETTER. S M IT H * CO„ Agents for Pacific Coast, F. 0PITZ. Proprietor 181y Wholesale Druggists, Saa Francisco. Hor 2 — I® r
