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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
PALLAS, SATUKDAV, SKIT. 24,
Our Fourtfi Hefjrm.
It is well understood by men vrlv
have taken the paini to aequniot them
selves with the history of this Govern
meat, that when, the Constitution w.i.
framed it was done for the express pur
jpofl of overthrowing the exitir jox
rrDment under the articles of Confed
eration, which Washington, and "those
who operated wfth him, claimed was
not strong enough to fiiain tain itself,
rnnd ' was a disgrace to 'Americans and
the ridteule ofthe civiiiztnl world
And what was the principle which was
o obnpxiouVto the father of his coun
J, vi'Xltm at h a t ;of , a oufdru.tinn
of sovereign StaUs. On tbatpysteto
Jhcy claimed we could not exist, for tin
Teason that ft gave tia no credit abroad;
?H was they? claimed.-no jrovernment at
dh ."What, then, was the object of.thr
change fromthe Confederation -to. tin
Constitution f It was to establish a l-
tionality and government, troo( and
jxjwerfwl, not thirteen goyerunients.
each possessing sovereignty as such in
'find of iipelf. The Constitution 'wa
framed then, in spite of alt opposition
fiQ create a nationality, and w.s adopted
..by the people tor. that, ex pre-s purpose
as dt-bate ia! thd ''conventions of the
several States enlh-d1 ta adopt it, plaiu
lv show. And, in order that there
f Si
Should bet IjO nnislako cricerfiinjx' it,
ihey commence bv-saying ; Wc the
'people of the United States' create
thisgovernment for purpo-es in the
"preamble expressoil. At the time of
it Jldoption the f "est ion was consider
' ed settled i; but, immediately .aftt-r, the
garaernncasy spinw inai naa sorretiu
fionlyi opposed its- adoption, un lertook
JO placp.upon it that construction which
I ihey imauincd would overturn the wh!e
..tructture, and would, ultiin itely, earry
. us ' bark " to the'old form under the ar
, tides -of Conledetatioti, which was
simply to abolish the idea of national
ityfiiidltheyl undertook to accnmplrMh
it by ; the insertion of ; the Tenth
r Aruendmentat the first session af cr its
Jdqpiiouwhtch emendnjeut, as cfiim'
. d by iliose who were oppbed to the
adoption pf ithe, instrument icelf, incor
porated into the Constitution the prin-
""'-feipre r 'of 'reserved ' seven ignty. ' This
wa4 "a mattcrbf couiprouiiso and con
struction at tlie tiute, and the Triend! of
gjatiomilify felt satisfied that the -Tenth
Amendment, taken with the Ninth, and
with the whole instrument, . would not
warrant i any! kach constroctiOn, and
specially: when they toofc into eon-ider-
!'. t ion the fact that the whole fiucinin
"!; had been : thoroughly canvassed " before
the people at the adoption ol the Con
lituton',-iind' "'tbfy; honesfly thought
.there'2 wa "nothing ' in it that , would
jn" after years be the cause of scriom
iniscnici.
' ITiit in "this they were mistaken
ItBobri, . th'a't dangerous construction was
Attempted to be enforced hy the resolu
(;tions of '98-'9; but its advocates were
' rebuked and matters went on . until
wnen" It he Suth "declared that
Hohj'i the- very principle involved in the
Tenth Amendment, carried out in the
resolutions' above quoted, 'endorsed hy
I eCT'lc P,a,r 'X.of 4te nati on ,a 1 d
" the then executive, they hud ond pos
it iesacl the inherent and lesral right to
secede. Then came first, the desoenu
ants of those men who; years before,
had met in the Hartford Conventioa
for the' purpose of considering whether
Tjbr'iiot they were absolutely bound by
tho action of the General Govern mi-nt,
and fcfory the purpose of ascertaining
'v wheUer ay power or legal right could
be found in the Constitution, or other
wise, which would enable them pr fur
'tiish1 la VufiBctCirt ejtc'ise 'fof ahsolving
themselves from the Uiion. Jut thy
JtssoWeo! iudlpersed Twiib6utpasV'
ing any" resolutions to that effect, and
, undertook to" disclaim the .true. object
pf theiri meeting and proclanucd tliat
'"tUcj .Fere the ;only true loyal jneu of
,(the country, pnd claimed -that ll.ey now
iijiad the rvght to rome in and turn awj
pverturn" until 4iNew Knglund should
reign supreme, -
tt.j At this juncture came thW- great
Northwest, and taid to ih i en of Newhot. shall iSlrike, terror t the; brelift cjf
'-England, who had di Biii d fo g out of thp. vender, then willjhcy, receive the
he Union, hut. hd fare! to m lelre i.;jlt.irijj'8 and approbation, ;the pe.x
rCSoltitioo, said to the pcoi.ctof lliol pQ 0f Oregon; irrespective of party.
houth, w hp had absolutely passed, an
stroy this Union. Bu the war fcaniei
the i people, irrespective! of partie di
vided on that line, and our nationality"
has teen maintained. :! Jlut howtoaa it
ce"n tuaintained, bythe second, "sol er
thought ? No, but by tiie sword. Did
he sword ever settle a political or re
hiiious question? Never : for itV Jhe,
people shall go to the ballot bof and !
by th.eir vote, do just what the teees
sionists desired to accomplish by the
use of the -sword; then of what' avail
was the pouring out of all pur b'ood
and. treasure. . And what has been tlooe
ty the, peneral; Government to eorrect
this evil since the war throusrh the civ
il channels, by way of amendment to
our fundamental law j or otherwise 1
Nothing, simidy nothing., f nd why
has this .measure- of such, .vital iiu
portancc been , overlooked aud nej;-
lected ? Because, in : our judgment,
manv of the men who are assisting to
manage the : ,hiP of State, and who
cried out so loudly against secession for j
the Jast ten years. - do1 ubC desire it.
Thev want to reserve the' riirht , and
. . I
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continue on repora an ftietisfi for them 'I
, , .-..j , i,i I
r m , c. I
nferssarv for tlipir .n-irttctil ir beneht.
wv-v., ,. .. ... -
instead of amending the Constitution,
S) ;aS to rivet unoh u. the'ririScinle ol
universal suffrag.. Our servauts in
Congress asisemo'ca snou u nav'leut
their whole euergtes to have procured
an amendment which would have seN
Vi d the question 'over which so much
blood had been spilled, one that should
settle thisrcxcd.. question of constrnc
tion, and declare explicitly either that
we did or did not possess nationality j
hut instead of doing iwliat we ought,
we have become guilty of sin of omis
sion nd commissinn. Wtf have omit
ted to settle the main question at issue,
and we Ii3ve' actually' iuaogu rated an
extreme as dangerous to the rxlsteticc
of the. Government as; that which ha
been the cause of all our trouble dis
tress and disgrace. The moment we
rraiicd Hie eri? of on: to Hiplinreintl "w
r used the cry of oh to univeffiaj suf
frage; and, in spite of the many; pro
tests entered by conservatives and men
'irw vrroi'ritr At'
c IHri eiu,,J 01
iairotber'-COtHid
U i v... ,L",'
oi sens, wiw uesireu ine
Uepublicanism above 'all
crauoiij., we nave gone on, step oy step,
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unu. lo-uay, a, a party, we are m Bignt
01 the precipice over wtiicn we are.l
annn tn nn iinlpw Wft'rPtrnrA orfr hitv
" r'
Stcr.S: and if We shall dash ourselves
to pieces ,agaiwt ibis rock, then tie
f . i. i.. .. , .
Government goes quietly into the hands
i
of that party in whose ranb are found
!' .kwJ
lvancc the other
nrtrnmo "SfatPH Rovrrr-i.-ntv "
i
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rclual government be stricken outr
We answer, in the laniruairc of Grov
ers mvssagc, let the Legislatures of the
'i'.Vo ''..i :i It. -
CCICIUI umuD vuuvui t if Ubuirfliu lUii a
national convention composed of men
fresh from the hands of the people by
election, whoshall revise the Constitution
itr alcovdanee with tile yf the pop.'
ulace;and let theiTight,6f ihe States'
b stated and settlcd in snch a manner
.t,n f..r .li.i;-i K ,,t;(,n.i
itv:of;:thw-ttcpttbli0.thet8uprcmacy:ol
o riian ivM'ii V"H " to v a w ijuiiuiiui-
tiie5 .General .Government over, that of
individual State, and place the seal
of comictrutaVion upon the. doctrine of
ppaceahle secession beyond the hope or
'
nossibilitv of resurrection- Then, and
.f. ii"! - it lII
.f . 9Atiil. -:i- if "4ifs't r3l ii
.
Mtor'nnnnnenrsnaii wpnave' tain tne
itmndatmri!o,erpetuity:in4 ,e:5hief
cornerstone ol a ipcteaV institution
that shall bless the world. ! ,
ii v - IL;!il
now, II tney fiuau spena ine rematnuer
: : . . . eiZ.i
OI IIICIT time iu K'jieiutiiig iur mj,uuu
. , , i i i .f' J'
w r.-.rrfi-; t ,
tizan feelings, occupy " conservauve
round, recontructvnr Judiciary, make
all office. elective, put an end to the
Drescnt aystem of tnaintaihin our ;in
sane, turn a cold t-hofilderi to -monopo.
lica and '.blood "suckers, Mtch up our
achool and road laws, modify or abolish;
our prVfeM code of civil' and criminal'
practice; and. give"'rja"6de VfiHed upon
the atatutc i)f common -sens and the
law.uf,God prohibit .tho.M'O-of.adul-'
terated-fpintuo'ul li(iuora,hy penalties
ii r-L.li ? . ' iiT i ?'.V51 ' I nfiitorl hv it tn tfi' ATfttiiainn nf tho ' '' u
The Legislators ot Uregoo hate per- Ilr, Tf V,"'' '7 -V. L f CLEAN,- .COTTONr 11 AG S,
e.A An,a.n kv-uu MTsr,.,.- greM niasa of fhe people f. We fbalU' . . r t .. . t
: i . i w V , I Kwo mnro trt m nnon this fitiincct i Or anf kind of produce that can be
edented harmony and dispatch ;s aoct - ,nto -otieVi r ,
ifMiiiMi1Mtiiiii,liiiMiriirttffw
Appropriation of Public , Money.
Billi havje beeo introduced into 6ur
Legislature f to appropriate three hun
dred I and twenty-five thousand dollars
of odir school fund to what is called in"
iernalimprotcrnents, that is to give;. to
the P. T. Company an I others this
sura of tnonay, for the purpose of
, . . v, I ,
:y fs ? -?nO ry i
tf"1 " fe7f hwi
ihe Willamette valley can have plenty
of salmon, and those companies and fa
vored individuals; can uh ve a better
show to make mooeyr
Now; we hive not had an opportune
ty to examine these bills as yetbut shall
crutinize s them closely when printed
It strikes us at present, very forcibly.
lhat the best use that can be, made of i
the funds arising from the s.le of the
five hundred thousand acre of hind do
nated to the State of Oregon j is for th
education of the "youth' of the country ,
and for that purpose this fund was pet
P"t for that object by the people of
. Jv: h-,." ;
at ir nf t sn
Lf 4 ne rt,mrnt ma,,, W J
"Tl 1 t
-eirc to appropriate this fund to pur
r t 1 v
poses entirely difJerent trom that d.
.1 . . 1 . . . .
eiareo uy ine peoino is, tn n me ortgi
J ' ' V . ;
nal M lfrant b' t,,e 0e,eral GuV rn
,m :n lo ,ue '; lor ine.purpoM
r. . 1 " . t 1
I fv f ii . I. A I linnrAPdiiiAnld m r. j f
i.ii.mw, v.im uf, aim
I n ...... . i..
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I. IB vv,,",lu
tion is a nullity, and the money must
, i i .t , .
oe cxpenueu iur ine purrxisc nameu in
tht Kill rtnvc noniltnir iof,tro t It I
.""
Iatun;' bu! the truth is, hy making, u
iihipp.tinn to tliwt rrnnnsltinii' of the'neo.
pie of Oregon, plainly t-t.tted in the in-
struracnt itself, they did, by in. plica
tion, unquestn.nably assent to the prop
option as much as any other proportion
m . '.
presented to them in the Constitution
m ii ii t u ui our autiusaiuu imu me
. . . . .
Union. -r.U . '- j .;
'This' grant of land is of great value
to the State, and after the expiration
Af - ..;!.! v.t l,.nlJ
ui h.ivr nuuiu lviiii icuig i-iliivi,
. - 1
to the support of a free school 8StetI!
. g- . "11.' lit ft .1
' s
u virpui, aiiicuiu, t . greater
worth to her citizens' thau any ono
....... , ; ;
measure the Legislature could adopt;
, - ; nlr so. inn. tli .
"al,frC0 UnCf t!e Prcsent Vtcm.hf;
income upon the 1 money arising from
l4 ; t - ' ,
t ine saie or mose lanu win frrativ
t T . "
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1 "'recuuu, anu uiuusanm vi cmiuren,
i . . . i i . ...,.'
lIie 'iei,CC
i -n i!t i i . . i
WI" receive "nerai euu?u,n'. aDa
-,uw MF vu r -ui .u ,.iy ,
I l it c 1 i.il I ". .1 : i. i
wwreM' " u,,s, luou 8uau 00 UITC"eu
trom us legitimate use, ana tor tne
'
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urpoe oi maMUg oie nui rimer mm
l.i . i f.i . . . '
i ine riior noorer. men ma oi ine same
r r . r
r" ,v "UV" ""' v.-
SGIVes- l a pma,,i Pt,n,on 01 l,H'
lands 80 dc!,,tc? h:,vo n d51
r'ntMcd of. : The lauds were selected
I t ...... . . . ,
with great care, and we, have had nr
opportunity to know something of their
Ha,ue' - 111 our jumeui, u oua no,
be a very large estimate to say that the
( Hna: 19 woua .lour.aoiiars'per -ere.
w,l,c, wouiu, wnen . poiu, prouueo u.e
'utD' of two million dollarg. -The in
i . .... . f ,
produce, a, revet.uc lo the.schooi tuna
f,inc ate or .two. nunareu inouSi,u
)rlrs nHi And why ; divert it
V" r-'; r. , :
I : t'tJtt :ti t .i.i tirtu l.:
wn,c " uc u,eu f 1 ? W
nh nf Drnn lie ss much bent fitted
;r- . - .. , 7 ... 1
jAretihe, oekt W'Oti&n H ty iM,;i;;;; .aqs;';; S
ncfdfa ?uJv
thinconcocteti ,by aw.gn
mcr men who eznect to heicrcativ penM
C ."'',
hereafter : in the meantime let the neo
- - , . .,; ... . j.
pie reflect and look well to their Inter-
- efits. both present and; lutrejtT
The Senatorial Questlnn.
lUQ0r Kelly has' been elected United
ctfttf, Mrnator to' eucdccd' Oeorce II.
hur.lHamsJ
t
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:!'.,;: iVHK.tnfe iJ an able law
couwe. Mr. fWllhatn Wan aDW law,
ycratid advocate,' but he gceniu. to pos-
a. II IS IS It J"BV icuuftv ' i . "
tying 'Out theHlU Of me jpmom
pahleV tri: Oregon loggerlieada, in tt.0
Courts and outside the Courts, Said to-
- . 4 r -.i;tnl t Jars, ana soniHiiuujtvi iuai, kibuuui i , . . . . ' ' . ' . t. 1 1 1 : i ;
. vprv amall amount Ot political J"...il.'. .,i Li..-' ,,ii'.V,tiiVfcl iM,rirU. k i- 1 wmL-. i . Portland, Api
'iin1 If Mr. 'Williamlf had JOted There will, also, be sold, at Mtoti. Vme tad; Wf" w . A,:;,1 '
r , " ' ' J,,1..L-1 plce ana, Upon me.sania wrini, noua ana UMmit-if Clllllertt ' .t4(Ki I 11 UU1
With bis COlleagUCt .1,0 . VonKrvr?? "FWM- lot In Ifcdepeadoftc, aat atX'-acrM.ot-.ianili $41 uhi " ' j t . 1
':..'..'. -..ir' tbrphv car J'dnlng tho eamoaowoeiong.ngov. c, i a . at nr nnrvu kVCMISlVELY IN-1 fratrw rTri?vTs t w
ri nn. rimiur tun nil hii li i uiibi v v . i 11 n oititt kt t t i i : h 10.1; irv xa , av -- . r ia w aa aj miiuuii vni-u
tr,-"w" . Lrwwiwa. ..:.f, , . .,1 ,yAi r r7V i0T7hilors0ColiarbuMess,lill mi,llV.,ll.',lr
liiTifiMTffr
the Senate, I do not desire legislation
for Ben. H61Iadav.?oranv other monOD-
olt; pertuattni3 grant Indjet that
part! of inlying $n the west of the
Willamette river go to the IVVcit Side
Cdmpanyi now organized, ana that por-
A c. T . n . . T 4,
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h'qual chance and 0 reasonable time to
eonsttuct 4heir. t roads,, and ' refrained
from Capture by thclOtegdnian si Mer 1 1
eenary Brigade, then the archives of
the cbvernTucnt of Oregon todav would
have been in the' hands of the Union
Republican party, and Mr. Williams re
elected to the United States Senate.
But the die is east; he has mado his
bed, and on i he most lie. Gratified
that we have contributed somewhat to
his defeat, and hoping that, during the
years of his mourning Presi ) Grant
may look with pity upon his (Will
iams')'- pitiable cmd tion, nod appoint
him Prime Minister, to Africa, we most
respectfully take of. him our leave.,;
Peter Cartwright has been preaching
stxtynine years, and is still vigorous at
ni. .!... c.v
Air .WVERTISXVENTg.
A f I in i ii I ni rn I o v'h JKoi ice.
1 OTICK TS HERKHY OTVFN THAT
I "v U'iriISM' Itl-l-ll IHIV HIllimnTD I t'Y
1M - ' '
.... .)..: - 1 I L ...! ..i i
i.ountv tonrtor I'.ilk pountv. OrtL'uii. Admin-
I Utrator tf the e.tate of Jan. 11- I!icrv. i1i.
ft, fate of mv -ntr. All Tron Imvine
I . l . . . . i i . . . .
i i : n , .
w nt thcm w,h vcocbef. within
ri.mns aira.nur aii en Ate ar licrpby notifi.i
to prciHsnt tbem. with proper votcber. : within
f iffniht from the dnt of thi, notice to the
1 M,a Aamn Mr,or' ' rcjiice m ta!cra.
j Oreeon, or to J. L. Collina. bU Attorney, at
i DUa.. Ill TVS A. ItKKjS,
I A-liaiuiftralor.
Dallas Stt. 2 f . 1T0. so J,
u .
IVolice.
1 HE UNDERSIGNED W-II.L MEET THE
,, th dav of OctoWr. A. D. is70. at the
r J - S'"' Clerk ! Mid county, and
j won the flMiftsnff of fnid t'lerli, .pnhliclj cx
amine the ajseiMmrnt roUsa'd correct all error
inay-ocur in tixui asfifxuini
i , v nmnpii'iv
Daila4, Or., Sept. lfth,lS7). :i 3 Atacor.
J . TIIK SI ATT h II Or THE hTATI,
I H . . , m- i . .1 . .
! of J- vllio-. iltrptuf-(l. In Itm tjnuntv
I Citrt f I'ott eoonty, Oregon : "-And now.' on
I .1.1- J - t.!:-- M' 1 .
trtx. and Clea bcr iwtttiori f.,r leave .to poniev
" J. ' . , mut'i;, rt'iiuiinsii
h'J'?Ti,,M,t!n pir7 "f r,J-,.niln
I !rTilMI. In wit r Heine a i-art of th dxitn
ti..r tnd rUJm a. J. D. and wiiv, in
Jdk Muntj, Orrsoo, IwfSnnia I chain, S.
K of th M.W. eornWi W.N 5. in h.
f I.ii. n S. line of Mill St.; thence
g. 70 u, ,1tt.0a to a fir true 6 irh in
1 a. ,. ... i.
iv L 1 TI " . 1 ll . o
IN. down Mid rirr r.m too rh. t a po o
ioe wen nana. ii mm merj tliedco 4 .
6-20 I0O cba. l the Mace of W un n?. con
fining 3 and M-tOrt acre,. and JiUwlwn
I ..;.. ..r wt.-.....n: j . a .r
Mo'in li.H. i:rald ton of "w.ln,
" irw wwj .uiwn ttieai,i ji
D. 1 hJiidct. at hi ticicjur. nml the mrl W it.
tn. It i tbrfore ordered that th heir, 'a
I n pro mtrctei n mm ctate t notified
1 1.. ....m;.s.. i .k- n... ,...-
I 'V !'" s r i,.v,l 1P.I'I Sill) 1
uccc-Mve to appear on Tueu'day the
i "-j .-v, ..... ,... n
iik r n..i. .!.,..- -la-n .. .
r any thtv have, why fid leave nh-mM n
J-U. MY EH
ftOTlCI2!;ftOTXC12 2 !
f 1IIE UNDERSDJN ED. HAVING PrR-
chased the interct of. W. C. IJr w ia tho
ie buKinew of W. C. IIHOWN 1 CO., Js now
reccivioR iWr. tunp y m Ko,., iioin from
San Francisco aud Portland, which i will; fell
-f er che.n Ml,., for I'A.Sfl r
r .' . , .,!, -,
' Cbiui fry; Prod ucc. ,
My Btock consista of every variety of
Lailiex' fires Caooils,!
illen's lotlims:,
; Iloot & shoes, -
i jlueeiiivare,
Aad groccrtcs of aU1iind, and will exchange
rutin.' im
u V'iA
? 1 OAT : t.-un. i
A
s , n .vrnM ? .
j .BUTTER, Mv,
, ;1 , BBANS,,
. -ni tvi to.'o,
I II . 1,1 !. J
m tviir j. . tana very
converted
4 j 4 i -" J -t -1" . !1 3
Come and examine my stock before purchas-
. i.
tnn-.. & it is nifctrntiola to ebo eeods whothcr
toti but or not. We inean bu",ino!' therefore
earnestly tnytto you to can ami poo us.
-, . -.: - ? i JJNO. C. BKLL.
!pallas, Onn., Sepi Sd 18707 iv27-lff
T-
PUOIjIC SAfjBk
rrriTTRRE - wiLi uk kul.i, ai ruuuiu
Jf r ? l, to ine niKuwoi. vii ,
3 1 tne ISl Ol VCMuer,:p fv unfits "'i"" . 1
C. ' Whitsbn, in Dallas Urge quantity ? bf
ho-ateho1d. Vamlture,' - Crockery, Stom, i Ac.
Tmi, cash on ifcllMrai nnt exceeding te.n dot-
Dallas, Sept. ia,., t t Agents..
A Cash or Marketable Jroaaccat
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-r-? r: r-r- 1 . ; r- 7-
fEnSOI&f linOW.
SUCCESSORS tO:B. STEUNCf
IMPORTERS AND
IN
'V
STOVES'
OF ALL KINDS,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper,
Zinc, Brass a Black Tin,
Force nml Lilt Pumps,
CAST TIN AND ENAMELED
follow -Ware.
.V.I X UFA (!. MIXIS OF
V n y f:-' -y r. v , :-4 V . ,. ..... .
Tin, Sliecl-Sron & Copper-
are.
Great Variety of Gem Pans,
7
Irou and Lead Pipe, of all elze. for, Gas.
Water and Stem.
ELBOWS, DUSIllSGSJ
1 rrr. A' I f 1 f i f fij
TV NIPPLES.
U E TVR N It ENDS UUBIiER HOSE,
siur cucks. jiu n; pipes,
PLUGS, BATH TCIf'S.
In all iu branches done t? order, at tie tand
of il. c-trang,
I . ..' : , . , at
I -
1 CO. Glllierl Rroi. 170.
MANUFACTUIinUS,
sai.i:i - - - - - - oHi:t;o.
Mcn'a Tap S le tjewed Rots.M $14 00
. Meu'ts Double Sole, Sewed Boot...... 13 00
mMcu'. Single Sole, Sewed Boots. 12 00 g
6 MimiY Tan Sole. IVffzed Boot...... II 00 2.
I Men Hiugle Sole, IV?gd Kot9. 10 0
' ww
V3
M r..L r-i-i,!. if I.. l,a
li ,ulu e i ituiu nil" iiwir,
O
9 00
Men Kip Bts, Oregon or CalU
! Inn. a tpalli.-r
7 OoS
7:t5
S Mn'TSe!t Frrneh Calf Swtd Ox
4
3
ford Tie.... iMaa
MtnV Bit French Calf Pcg-d Ok-
fonl Tivi..
ft 00
HIE' IK.5T I) BANDS OF F BENCH CALF
Hn.-d in nit our lot,ta, and ervrr itir
wrrantd to give atiUcti u. We al.lo bust:
IU Urget-t and bcrt avlccivd 4tk uf Eatrn
find Cii!'rui mnde Ilwtst aud Hum. whirl,
we ofier at wboTesare ur retail at prices whiih
Jsfy eonipctiuotr, : ' -
O IC SOI.1T FRKXCII
CALIVKU' AMI tU'l'hlt
SlIOK'TIXMNliiV
Shje Machinery and cverythinr pencrally
f.und in a Leather and Finding Ftre. .
Uold coin paid for HIDES and I-TItS.
tilMiERT BROS.
Falcm, Offn., March 10,170.' 2 6m .
YKATOA & BOO.,
'hoirsale and Retail dealera lu '
uooks.
STATrONKHY; -
MIuSlCAli TN'STUTIMKNTS,
ANTI) 'V'ANKKE NOTIONS. :
mmr TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
I ' . ,i. ),. t,,Ki
f V M.ioimtiyt u I"'"-'"
I received a lanrc invoice of f
v ;
Wall Paper,
Of, all rtylet,' direct from the manufactories in
the East.. Our stock is tne
Largest ever nflered In this Market,
Which we will te l at' wholesale and retail
CHEAP as anr other house in the State.
YKATO.N & UUO.N.
Salera, Ogn., March 10th, 1870. "." 2-tf
The CJioapcst i Store in
THE ELLEN D ALE ST0 RE,
21-2 DUIes West of Dallas,
l:)
HAS BEEN FILLED? WITH iTnE
larffest and best stick ; of goods ever
brought into Polk County.' ni . a . ?
Wbich we prfpo!e to fell LOWRR thanj
any other store iiv the . county," for CASH or
PRODUCE, for which we will pay thft ; highest
wainvi in w 5- a ; . v,- , v .. ; : "
I Our stock omusti of everv descrintion of
eoods generally kept in first class country
I . . ... .
stores. , ; Vii M
Also constantly on hand a larce assortment
of
S lannels, '
;' 1
hlT 7 "iHi ?? Cassimeres and
.1
i , j j - Kanril JL IIIBC9
Made Jn the Ellcndalo 'MlllJ, which Wo: willl
sell very ohc.puir?;, 4r. y-.r-..
Edendalo, July, 9. 1870. 19-tf
"Jj j( g A SUN A B Ii l' T ! It M r trad' for
Dof g 1 V n) 22.lra
PI
JSC3BS3Sa&
NEW ADVF.RT1SEHESTS.
jTIolhcr, Ifve Found It!
tTlOIt YEAItS I HAVE SEARCHED FOR
remedy tbat wilt CURE your children
by rtmbving l.e CAUSE, and at last I can ay
-Eureka." TRY IT.,
am mi h i fivE cordial.
Tlii is a plewant antacid, and in Urgf dofJ
laxfltirc; in tmnU dose, an astringent medi
cine; exceedingly nseful in nil bowel afTtion,
especiiHy of c-lnldren. It is ( a alecertain
and eflc-Hnal remedy fr Ctlic4r-''I!ftrrbceav '
Cbo'cra Morbus, Summer Complaint, Griping
Tain, Four Stouiacb. CoBtivenees, Wjnri oij Jbe
Stomach, Crying and FreUinjar of Children. In
Teething tlitre is nothing Ilia eqaals itf It
uoftens Ibe Jom- and renderbTeetbioftafcy.
,Tt is no bunilu medicine, got np to tvf
bat a really valuable pnparation, bavlngbe'en
in use for several years it rt-comujeoda itself.
Do not give yonr children the "eodtbing
eyrupa' tor tbey etnpif'y without- doing any
permanent good. - ' -J s W T
Prepared by J,
II r. W . WATER HO fcSE,
MONMOUTH, OBEWON.
For Sale by Drupgist. The trade applied
on n-nsonnble ttrj?. ITandred Of Testimq
nial? can be given if neenaarf . . ' ! - "
13-tf D WATERIIOUSEi
1870
This . clcbrated iuk iu h ie won a dcerr
cdly t-ig'i reputa'boi au alleviator of pain
and a pic?tr er of health. It has bcoine a
louthtd n-uu-dy. frm the fact that it givea
iniUKdiatc anl fcruanut tvllvL Ttris a u.-a-ly
Vvgvtabb pr. pruiion. made from the bet
ant purtet n atcii iK safe to keep and to u?e
in cvtrv family. It i recuiniendcd by phy
sicians and pt rcons if all cbiftk-s." andft4av,
aitt r a public trial f thirty yeara rtbe average
H!c of tun it naudi unrivalled and uucxcell
ed, :preding i' utullnesa over the wido
wr5d ' It large and iucreaing ale I affords
po.'itite evidtnee ot i 8 enduring f une. J We do
not dccui u incoi-ary to ay xuuch in its favor
as one finall-bottle will uo lut.re to confine
jou of it.4 tCieacy thiin all the advert'Heaietita
in the world. Give it one fair tiial and you
wvuld not be without it for ten timet ilfcoet.
Direction accompany each bottle. '
.'Fold bv all Drujrgiat. ' ,,: u
Price 25 etf, 50 cm, and $1 per bottle. J9
C. M. IMKME.NTKR.
I
F. i. BABCOCK-
PARfEFiTER BABCOCKj
.llajiufdCturers. and Wlioleaale and Ke
UU Dealeta in ; r. , ,
Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon,
AVE ON
HAND THE
JLAEGE5T
Flock of
riiriiiliire,
lied tli ii j
, ; Winttmv-siiadcA,
l1
E2ollniadw9 aud
PAPKIt-ZSACiJlGS'
1 f ' i f " v, " - -
:f ' -'-- i 1 , ft j
To be foun'l in Marion County. Tr: ,
All kiud of Fi lure Frames, ColSni' and
Ca.kct tuade to order on short notice and at
reasonable rate?. : .'' Jf"-.-.ti
, FARM ENTER A RABPOCK.
Saletu. "March t. .1870. ' , . ; . ' 4. if
IVciv Orj Fiitt tk&
ui er !
Formerly the 'i.Ww,' tj . .
3a!em -.' '- ' - '
Oregon.
rn .'
1 HE ABOVE PLACE OF .AMUSEMENT
will be nttcd up in a mn.t thorough manner,
both for' the comfort and convenience of tpat
nns, and the artistic representation of the-: Le
gitimate and the Fcnsaticnat i Drama, .Tbo
Stape will have all the modern '.irnprovprucnts,
wiih an:ple room, which is so; efsedtial la the -priductioh
of Sceri,"jgpcctcular,: iid the-
Burlesque Drama. - New Scenery,. Properties,
and a company of nncxccllcd ability, composed
of all-the Ladies and tlentlemeo Of last'sea
s n, and a strong acquifition froto San .Fran,
cisco. Among the favorites .will aprcar
- Iflrsi ; F.: Ifle - K ATES,:mV :
'"t I?3is Annie Pixleyi,"5 1
nUn Uiiiiiie'PixIe.!;.
I!S Us Lizzie fi iiffles,
Jtlr. F. Batcsi
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, ., .. '
'.-jt
.fe.rit
:- f
. Vi.j .
",-"4
JC C. Melville,
Clinton
.ii
; K. Carrokd,
r I. Ka r ney , and ol hers
The season at Falcm will opeii on or" about
the middle of Sept, and continue on until af
ter the State Fair, during which Jima, will bi
produced the Legitimate and ''Sensational
Drama Comedy, Extravaganta, Burlesque and
Farce; i :t rl ? , -??") .'.u--1..
The Oro Fino Theater, Portland, will .pen
with the above company about tha middle of
dctobcrj for the regular tcasou of Twenty-Six
weeks. . . -j .r ' f'-. '
It lit the? purpose of the Manager; to play.
during, the coining sea-oo, one week in -flvo at
Saletn, atrd ftftener 'sliould Stars require it.
"yih :l ! -iiY. M. BATES Manager,
,-2Ww .,.? M J.,:.r , Portland.
v.. l- wWPSTERN, HOTEL.
Corner of lirst aud Morrison. ? Streets,
.,r ?4gpRTLAp;oQyy: - .
C Metr-u 8MtTll iC06KV.'
HAVE TAKEN TllIS" WELITKNOWN
- IliSse and Befitted and11tefuirnihed it
throughout. i naking It hy Ut lhE 110
TEL IN POUTLAND: v .
N. B.- Hot aud Cold T5aths attached to tha
IlduVe for tho benefit of Guests. t nl
i BMITHjA CQ0K,
v j Proprietor. .
ril 14. 1S70. ' T T:tf
. :;'..t,7i:tse5
!-? MILL COMPANY
th bkhestaurket t rico for
' woC delircrcdi a t ,t heir facto
f Dr 0o0.
ctory tn roi to.
n, wita a get rai ai
UrocorWsj lisrdwarj,
-V,; 'Vv.' rr':i
1
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