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Newspaper Page Texth'j w iri rzBOsananniw wjgpw Statesman AND UNIONIST. SALEM. FRIDAY, OCT. 8 THE CITY AND COUNTRY. " Wednesday Oct. 6. P,COIE8 FOR SALB AT Wig WELL'S . We coll attention to'this fact. The advertisement is new to day, and you can read it and learn U the particulars by calling at the Pioneer Stable. Crockery ahd Glassware. Messrs Scott fc Farrar, at the Post Offico store, have just received a large lot of crockery and glassware, to which they call attention tc-day. They Also have constantly on hand groceries and provisions in full supply. There are one hundred and fifty pupils in attendance at the Willamette University. This is a larger number than was entered up on tho rolls at this time It, rt year. The school is in a very prosperous condition, and there is every promise that tli'.- students will be far advanced by the end of (he school year. Theatrical. The Carter Company last niht gave an excellent performance of the play of "Caoiille, or the Fate of a Coquette." Mrs. Carter, as Camille, did well, as she al ways does. She certainly wins her way every time she appears, and is becoming a favorite with the people of Ptilcm. It will be sen by notice elewhere, that the firm of Logue & Wilson has dissolved and be come the firm of Lngue A Adams, the new member being Mr. Clias. Adams, 'well known to us all. Their advertisement claims atten tion in this issue, for they are prepared to do business on good terms at the old stand. Comisq. Mr. Smith, who arrived yester day overland in his own coach from California, informs us that there are a great many more on the way. lie was seventeen days making the trip, in a six-horse wagon; 'found tho roads good until tie rain ; since then sloppy. Did not see any green grass until they got into Oregon. They say that for 150 miles back, every one they passed was coming to the Fair. Has Come. Messrs. Wade, Bolter & Co., .in. North Salem, opposite the Factory, have just received a new and elegant stock of goods. They have some of the latest fashions that are out, among which we may mention the llaward Hat, introduced for the first time in this State, by Messrs. Wade, Bolter & Co. This firm also- has a lafge stock of very fine dress goods, and those desiring to purchase should call upon them. The World's Circus. This show will be here ready to perforin next Saturday evening. The lions are to bo fed in the afternoon. The people have found out by this time that this circus is not a humbug. It gave great satis faction when here before. The entry of Mons. Lambert into the lions' den was one of the most daring feats imaginable. Feeding the lions is something worth seeing, and it can be seen for a moderate charge. Gen. Tom' Thumb and Commodore 2utt and their little wives, as will be seen by the advertisement in another column, are to be here Fair week. We have several times been asked if these are really the world renowned little folks, and have no hesitation in saying that they really are so. Their entertainments are very attractive, for, in addition to seeing the little people, those who attend will see them perform parts, and they will sing songs, represent characters and do many very attract ive things. Little Commodore Nutt is a per fect comedian, and Tom Thumb used to per form well twenty years ago, wbn we first saw him. Fii.liso Up. Salem is filling up ; Oregon is filling up; during the last week we have re ceived accessions from Idaho, Montana, Cali fornia and " the Plains across," nouses to let are in demand, in fact there does not seem to be a sufficient number to Batisfy the re quirements of the immigration. One gentle man informs vs that ho has had a dozen ap plications in a week to rent a vacant house which is engaged ; another had three yester day after one small house, he does'nt say whether they all g t it or not. The old sheila in North Salem are full. Say tho place is being built too fast, indeed! Wo can't see it in that light. Frof. Maximilian has come to Salem, and will exhibit his surprising feats of magic and slight of hand at Uriswold's Theater on next Friday evening. He has visited the princi pal cities of the United States, and is recom mended everywhere as a man of extraordinary art. He professes to understand the Spirit ual feats of being tied and untied, and devotes . part of every performance to exposing them, and this he does openly, so that the spectator can repeat the process in his own person. The Professor is very jealous of his reputa tion in view of the fact that so many impos- i ters pretend to practice slight of hand. It was probably in view of this fact that he showed in our office some of his nicest touches, for sending for a coffee cup, he stood entirely . free from j the table on which it was placed, and we lilted it several times by his order and each time' found nn Oregon red apple under the cup, How the apple came there puzzled ns as much as is did the King to find them in .the dumpling. While " tho devil" stood, open mouthed, catching this performance, the Professor turned around and picked a half dollar off his sloeve, which astonished " the devil" considerably. Tho Professor certainly .comes well reeommendod, and is undoubtedly ,a man of rare art. Couscil Proceedings. A full board was present last evening at the regular meeting. The City Treasurer presented his quarterly re port, which was referred to the Committee on Finance. The following bills were presented .and allowed : Statesman ........$ 5"00 F. A. Cook- 2 00 England ... 1 00 J. L. Starkey 40 00 T. II. Reynolds 14 00 Uzafovnge A Wright....... 19 00 Cox 4 Earbart 7 00 T. Cunningham 23 38 John Taylor 3 75 O. Wiswell 45 50 Snlem Brass Band. 30 GO H.C.Johnson.. 18 00 V!. Chapman 105 50 Soott A Farrar 16 75 Capital Hotel 40 00 Booth A Plamondon.. 24 00 W. Pettyjohn.. " 4 50 E. ! sloat .. ". 10 83 Jhs. Coffey 22 50 Total ..$ 432 gl Two street lamps were ordered, one to be placed at Reed's corner, and one at Starkey' ' "b)ook. The Street Commissioner was instruct ed to lay down the sidewalk in the 1st Ward .as indicated by the City Ordinance passed. last spring. . The Marshall was authorized to em ploy three night policemen daring the Fair week v On motion the Council adjourned. The Innocents Abroad. Mrs. Libby, of ?an Francisco, informs us that she will imme diately proceed to canvass the city of Salem fur subscribers ' to Mark Twain's inimitable book with the above title. We don't propose o tell our readers who Mark Twain- is, be- c.iute ait tbe readers of newspapers know him as the greatest humorist in America. Fun comes as natural to Mark as air or watei. The book in question is his full experience during a summer of foreign travel, and he tells us, in most humorous style, what he and hi, companions saw and what they did, and what was done to them. He and his company are the "innocents" who were "abroad," ami if our readers want a book that will drive tho blues away, filled with caricatures and illus trations to suit the humor of the author, we commend to their attention "The Innocents Abroad." We introduce Mrs. Libby to our readers with confidence that she can explain the matter much better than we can ; at least she can if she succeeds as well as she did with us. Thursday, Oct. 7. The masons have finished the brick work on II. Owen's building, in South Salem. : Mr. Lobdeil's Gallery is advertised in an other column. He is ready to take sun pic tures of all sizes and styles, on short notice, at his rooms on State street. Farmers and stock growers say that they never have seen grass so good in the fall as it is at this time. They think that cattle will stand the rainy season better than usual, even if wo should have a hard winter. Destal. Drs. Smith fc Meredith are out this morning with a statement of what they can do for the public. Dr. Smith is well known as a dentist and most favorably so. j Look at their advertisement. Postposed. The Sh'icui Musical Union will not give a concert during Fair week as was contemplated. The Union found it dif ficult to get a hall suitable for the concert, and consequently postponed the concert for a month. Mr. Yeaton advertises more books just re ceived. He has also on hand several of Webb's Adders, machines for effecting perfect compu tation. This remarkable invention is worth seeing, and many persons would find one of them useful in their daily business. In the County Court Wednesday, a spirited contest was going on as to tho location of a County road from Waconda to St, Louis. Much bitterness was manifested by the parties in opposition. Messrs. Moores, Witten fc Miller have started their new engine which works well. This Company now use three engines, equal ing 120 horse power to propel tneir various pieces of machinery. Agricultural Implements. Wc are in formed that the sales of farming implements this fall have been much larger than ever be fore. Three plows havo "been sold this fall where one was disposed of last year. Farm ers are also buying a greater number of grain drills than at any previous time. Medical Joursal. We are assurrcd that the prospects of the " Oregon Medical and Surgical Journal," are very fair indeed. Sub scriptions are coming in quite rapidly, and the medical profession throughout the State show a disposition to extend a substantial support to this home organ. It is said by those acquainted with the facts that as the time for holding the State Fair ap proaches, it brings into our city many persons who have no very nice distinctions between what is " thine and mine." Therefore it is necessary that our citizens use great precau tions Rbout securing their property from rogues. Accidents.. We learn thut a son of Carter Kcene, when driving a team the other day, had a runaway in which tho wagon was over turned the bed striking his leg, breaking it. Also, a, man named Jervais got his foot caught in the cogs of a threshing machine, by which the toes and part of tho foot were badly mashed. Timks is Sax Francisco. Several Salem geatleman, lately returned from San San Fran cisco, report the weather there as excessively hot. Tho hotels were coustantly refusing ac commodations to travelers being filled to over flowing. This may appear singular in view of the fact that trade has not been very nour ishing in that city of late, but the fact seems to be that there are hundreds of strangers from across the continent, and the hotels are crowd ed by these large parties of prospectors. Gov. Wood of Illinois. We had the pleas ure of meeting last evening with Gov. Wood and Mr. Stone, and their ladies, of Quincy, Illinois, who arrived by last steamer, and have fpent a few days traveling in Oregon. Gov. Wood has presided over the fortunes of the great Prairie State, and wears sturdily the frosts of age. He was oiie of the original Re publicans who organized the party in that State and has shaped its fortunes since that time. . Almost every city has its local celebrity and Salem is not wanting in that respect. Our man of distinction is Christopher Swinsberger, who is ever ready to take a drink or march at the head of a procession, whether military or civic. Chris, has been absent rusticating in tho mountains for several months, but he has returned much improved in his personal ap pearance, ready to do the honors of tho place to tho multitude of strangers expected next week. We knew when Chris, went off to tend a sheep ranch that his new mode of life would uot drive she State Fair out of his head. A Case of Destitctiox. Mrs. Cline tells us of a case of extreme destitution in North Salem, that should commend the sympathy of the community. A widow woman and her eight children, have crossed the plains this summer. Her husband was murdered by bushwhackers during the war, and she has been assisted by 4 friend to come to Oregon. Mrs. Williams, the mother, is quite sick, and by her side is a little girl with a broken leg hurt on the plains and two boys are at work but they aie unable to earn enough for all. The family are in great need, and we hope Mrs. Cline will find a favorable response to her efforts to obtain relief for them. We are go favored that the poor seldom appeal to ns for help, but we lose no time in helping those who need. The object is to afford the family temporary relief until tbe mother regains her health. Rcxawat. Yesterday evening a team of large bay horses, belonging to Mr. Bean, be came frightened near the Court House, and commenced running. They had not gone far before the hind wheels of the wagon was do tached from the forward ones. This lighten ed the load and the horses ran at their great est speed down Court street. At the corner of Court and Commercial, the off horse was erowdei upon the sidewalk, and thus the runaways went, striking Jhe awning posts by the Post Office door. The posts were torn away and the whole awning came down with a great crash, on top of the wheels. Tbe off horse was here stopped1, but his mate circled about and ran through the Long Bridge into South Salem. Luckily no one was' injured, though several persons were under the awn ing when the team struck the sidewalk. We did net learn the extent of the damages or how badly the horses were injured, though both mtt't be considerably. Friday, October 8. Tie Female Gambler in coming ! Lookout ! Tho river is rising s'owfy, though it is stiil lower than it was tbe Cr.t f last vrtck. Weather Item. There is uo telliug what weather we may have lo-iinrrii. Uzafovage & Wright arc opening an im mense stock of goods in their liucjust received from California. We acknowledge the receipt of a box of very fine pear, from Mr. K. C. eer. He will please accept our thank.--. Tho World's Circus will be on baud Satur day evening for a first rate performance. Lions will be fed Saturday afternoou. Will any preparation restore the hair to Us original color and not injure it ? Yes ! Itall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kenewer. Dr. Chance gives us an essay on the dental art, which will be found in the advertising column, under the head of "New To-dav." Rev. W. II. Story, of Portland, will hold service at the Episcopal Church, St. Paul's, on next Sabbath, at the usual hours of morning and evening service. Died. On Monday, October 4th, at his res idence on Howell Prairie, Johu Howell, aged 82 years. One of the old pioneers of Oregon and an esteemed citizen. Elegant pianos, and Family organs of cele brated Mason fc Hauibliu make a large num ber just received and for sale by J. K. Gill. See advertisement new to-dav. Any person who enjoys seeing olegant cm broidery, will be well paid by calling at Gilbert Bros., and examining a beautiful cloth cover, worked by a San Francisco lady, on the G ro ver & Baker sewing machine. Judge C. N. Terry's name should have ap peared in yesterday's issue as ono of the coi'i mittee to provide homes for delegates to the State Sunday School Convention, which will meet in the Congregational Church at 2 o'clock to-day. Yesterday the Board of County Commission ers for Marion county levied the tax for this fiscal year. The rate this year is 15 mills on the dollar 5 State, 2 school, and 7J county tax. Last year the rate was 14 J mills. The value of all tbe taxable property, after the in dividual indebtedness is subtracted, is $3,079, SSO. The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday af ternoon, having cleared the docket of all the cases set for trial at this term. More decisions of the lower courts have been reversed this term than at any previous one, and the ques tions adjudicated have been more difficult, and of more importance, than heretofore. The Bar, too, has been better, and all the cases have been ably tried. Tho second growth of many plants and veg etables, under the stimulus of the late rains and mild weather, is quite surprising. We have string beans in our garden grown on old vines. The weeds and the grass cover every thing. But we hear from Mr. Win. Beagle, of Polk county, that he has a plum tree loaded with blossoms, and a Bartlett pear tree which is ripening a second crop of fruit, not so large as the first, but still are veritable pears of the second crop. Female Gambler Coming. Great curiosity is aroused by the announcement made by hand bills posted around town, and items in this paper, that "the Female Gambler is coining." In answer to those questionings, we give tho simple reply, that we don't know anything about it ; that she must be a dangerous wom an, and she must be coining this way, or the proper authorities would not notify tho world at such expense of her intention. Look out for her ! and have a dollar ready when she comes. The runaway wo told of yesterday was brought about in rather au amusing manner. The driver was starting out of town with a pair of horses hitched behind. . These sudden ly reversed action and gave so heavy a pull back that they jerked the wagon bed oft be hind with tho driver in it. and the forward team had nothing to do but run away with the fore wheels. Several ladies and children were in great danger from the frightened team, but thev almost miraculously escaped. The ultiv of " Inzomur," oue of the most eloquent and poetical of dramas, was well rcn- don-il on Thursday eveniiLir. Mrs. Carter in the , . .... ., . , v, fi .f I character ot Partheniamakinf; ono ot her finett efforts. In this play the high-bred Oreek maiden teaches the barbarian chief the art of love, and entices him to obey her lightest be hests, follow her to civilization, and become a valued citizen. It is in this beautiful play that the oft-quoted lines occur, descriptive of lovo : I " Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one ;" words that charmed and subdued the savage life of Ingomar, which character was well sus tained by Mr. Carter. j . I Prof. Maximilian will, to-night, display his sleight-of-hand and magic at Griswohl's Hall, and he will also expose the fallacy of the rope-tfing and untying process, heating the spiritual mediums at their own game. To thoroughly explode the idea of spiritual agen cies he will allow any one to tie him the audi ence may choose, and will untie himself in less time than has been made by the fastest spirit on record. We understand that ho does this openly before tho audience, thoroughly explaining the process. In matters of magic Jhe Professor is a great proficient, as we have discovered by ocular proof in our own office. We might think there was some diablerie about it, only for the fun and good humor hn keeps up all the while. There is something useful in these exhibitions of skill, for they put the heart at ease about many things we might else consider supernatural. There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreampt of in our philosophy, as can be proved by the doings of Maximilian, a greater man in his way than the late Mexican Emperor. i The extraordinary large colt taken to Cali fornia by Mr. Cady, somo weeks since, was foaled from a mare owned by David Delany. When weaned was sold by him to his brother Daniel Delany for $100, and two years after wards was sold by him to Cady for $500. We are told that Cady was offered $1,500 for the colt as he drove him south. This horse is 3 years old, over l"i hands high, will weigh 2,000 pounds, and is from the old Leviathan stock brought here by Dan. Clark many years ago. Old Leviathan has left many good colts to attest his qualities. Mr. David Delany has another young horse of the same stock that promises to be a very superior animal. i 'Jlov have not one drop of the great Napoleon's blood in your veins,' said testy old Jerome one day in a pet to his nephew, the Emperor: Well,' replied Louis Napoleon, 'at all events I have his whole family on my shoul ders.' Riches got by fraud are dug out of ones own heart, and destroy the mind. Riches got by deceit cheat no man so much as the getter. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Salem, Friday, Oct. S, 1SG9. Market Reports. There are no changes ' in prices to chronicle, no new excitements in business. Those of our merchant who have received their fall, stocks are doing a good business. The grocery and provision trade is especially active. The price of wheat and flour remains depressed. The merchants of Sa'.ein are retailing coal oil, from the old stocks on hand, at a lower figure than they can replace it, but the market may be recruit ed below by large arrivals from the East to bring it down to regular rates before our stocks ou hand are exhausted. The near approach of tho State Fair makes matters lively in Salem, as many strangers are in the streets. We are preparing lor a holiday week, and if the weather remains good it will probably be tho liveliest week ever known here. Produce and Provision Itlarket. Flocr Palem XXX pr sack, t 37J ;Aumsville, pr sHck, $1 H5; Jell'erson, f 1 2; Moore?, Witten k Miller, 4.1 2:; other bramis 1 C5; Graham, tl v.", Coun Mkai. Scarce and in demand. Oregon ground,' .tone hi market, Caliiornia, in 10 lb bags, 6c per pound. Whkat Best white, 60 to 65c. Oats From waeons, 80 to 85c. Potatoes From wagons, 50 Bkjns In good demand ; from wagons 4c ; retail 6c. Bcttee 80 to 87,Jc and abundant. Coffee Firm. Costa Kica, hy the sack 22c ; re tail, 25c ; Kio, Hc ; Java, 8-5 ;c. Chresk Cranston's Oregon, 2."i; : California 25c. Candlk-" Grant's per box, $5 50 ; Wood's if-5 00 ; Adamantine $4 50. Per lb 25c a 87i c. Ecw Scarce. 30c (iRSES Fhcits Apples per box 50e. Urikd Fbl-its Apples Sc a 10c ; peaches ISc a 20c ; prunes 80 a 37Xc ; Oregon currants 16c a 20c; Zante do 25c ; raisins 87)0, Fish Salmon, choice, hi bbls, $7 00; bellies, kits, 20 lbs, ti 00 ; do do 80 lbs, 6 00 ; mackerel, per kit, $4 00. Codfish, coast, 15c ; Eastern, ?0c. BaCos Sides,16-; hams, 17alSc; shoulders, 10c. Lasd In tins, 17 to 20c. Rice Per lb, 12 a 16. Suoaf Firm. g. P. R, 16io; Island, 10al5c; Crushed, 20 a 25c; powdered 20 a 25c. Strcp 8 F, keg, 16c(t; persallon, $1 20. Soap Per bar, 25 a 37a ; box, 3 00 a $2 25. Salt Carman Island, rpr 100, t'i 50; Bav, $1 50; Liveipool Dairy, $4 00; Liverpool Packing. $2 no Tkas Young Hyson, $1 50; Imperial, $1 75; Ja pan, 1 00 a $1 50. I Tobacco Per lb, 75c a $ I 50. Ihon and Steel Common bar, 5c ; horse-shoe, 9c ; heavy band, 7 a Sc; hoop and light band, 10c; round a id square, 5Xc; half round, Sc ; Nor way nail rods, 11c; plow steel, IStfc; spring and tire steel, 16.Sc. Nails 10 to 60 penny, per keg, 6 50 ; 4 penny, $7 00; 8 penny, fine blued, $11 00: cutspikes, $(j 50 Naval Storhs Per gallon, $1 50; Manilla rope, Zl a 25. Oils Linseed oil, wholesale price at the mill $1 87c P-T pallon raw, at retail, $1 T5; linseed oil, boiled, $1 To; lard oil, $2 25; coal oil, per can, $3 75. Woodkn Wars Pails, 2 hoops, 50c ; brass hoops, 1 00; Salem made tubs, No 1, $2 50; No 2, $2 To; No 8, $8 00; churns, $2 50 a $4 00; barrels, $2 00 a $2 50; half do, $1 50 a $1 75. Limb Quantity, $4 25; retail, $4 50. Plaster Paris Pel bbl, $3 60. Okkoon Woolsn Goods' Blankets, Oregon gray. No 2, $6 50: No. 8, do. $5 00; do. white, No. 1 extra, 3 50; No.l,$8; do. No. 2, $7; No.8,$5 50 ; 8-4 white flannel, $1 10 a $1 25; 4-4 white do. 75c; 8-4 white do, 37X a 45 ; plain assorted colors flan nel, 40 a 45c ; fancy twilled shirting do. 50 a .5c ; grey mixed Blurting 40 a 50; hard times, 90c; grey doeskin, $1 00; fancy do $1 10; drab mixed heaver, '95c; fancy cassimeres, $1 00 a $140; tweeds, 75 a 85c ; double and twist, $1 10 a $1 15; yarns. $1 00 a $1 25. Cotton Goons Sheetings, standard, 15 a 16c; Seconds, 34 a 14c ; light, y a 10,5c ; standard drills, lSto20c; Shirting, bleached undressed, 14 a 23c; bleachel to , 13 alRc; denims, 16 a 22c; hickory, stripes, 15 a 25c ; prints, fancy, 1 IX a Merriniac, 11X to 14,Vo; delaines, 20: Ticking 4qr,8Sc; 30-inch, 18 a 3oc; linsey, 24 a 3c ; loji' bleach, 45c ; heavy sheeting, 15c pr yd ; 30-incli sheeting, 11 a l-'Xc per yard. Wool Fall clip, 13 a 16 ; lamb's wool, 13 a 1 4c Spring, IS a 21c. rii fraggll HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWR. Ucnews the Hair to its Original Color Wlicn Gray. Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes the hair. ItESEWS THE GROWTH OF TBE II AIR WIIEX BALD. Renews th brash, wiry hair to silky softness. Beautiful Hair Dressing. One bottle shows its effects. K. P HALL k CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. sepli wlin:ie SIIEUIFF SALE By virtue of an execu tion isssued out of t he Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Multnomah county, to me directed, in lavor of Grasteene and Alexander and airainst Lievi V. Allen, for the Hnni of $-.2,194 48100 and interest and costs, 1 have this first day of October, A. 1). 1WJ, levied on that certain piei-e or parcel of land, lying and lieiusr in Yamhill county and State of Oregon, known as Notification No. 1 -'04 . claim No 47, parts of sections 'Si and 31, T. S. ot 11. 4 V., hounded and described as follows, tawit: Ik-ginuing at a point four chain and eighty links south of the northwest corner of said sec tion thiny foifr, and ltiiiiiini; thence went sev enfy tiine chains and thirty links ; t hence soulli Seventy-live chains; thence east seventy nine chains and forty-eiirht links; thence north thirty nine chains and fifty ei!it links; thence eai-t. thirteen chains; thence north thirty live chains uud ten litiKs, and them e west thirteen chains to ihe place of beuininp:; of the real estate of the said defendant and on Saturday, the tit h day of November, A. L J?ti'.l, t the hour of 16 o'clock a. in., in Irnnt of the Court House door in said State and county, I will sell the same at public auction, to the highest , K Pi'TFb? v aTVH octSwl Kherilf of Yamhill count v. 'PAKEN CP, by the gjbscriber,liTinjf six X miles southeast of Peoria, Linn coun- ty, Orepon, a dark-bay MARE MULE,i- with black stripe across the shoulders, abuui X4 nanus Jii h, supposed to tie years oia last spring. Also, a light-sorrel FILLY, with a white spot in the forehead, about 14 hands high, about four years old, and has on the heaiistal of a halter. Both ani mals are very breachy. C. GRAY. ISept. '29th. Is69. ocS Grreat Bargains To be had For Cash! Diy Goods, Clotliiiig-, HOOTS AND SyOES, .. Groceries, Provisions, Cooperware of ail kicds, WELL-CURBS. W'ASIITUBS, Etc.. Etc., Etc. 1 3r Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. J. Jt. COULTER. ISalera,Sept-23. J. C. LOGl'E. j CHAS. ADAMS. LOCUE & ADAMS, DEALERS IS Groceries & Provisions GLASS AND QUKEXSWARE. STATE 8TREET. : : -' : . : : : 3 ALIM. Next door to Gill"s Boole Store. WK have jnst received n largo and rboiie stock of Men:haudie iD onr line, and are prepared to furnish onr ccetomerr nd the public generally with goods of best quality on most favorable terms. WE have just purchased the large and ie lect eiock of S Elegant Glassware lately held by George N. Cady, and offer this same at greatly reduced ratea. . j 9- Goods delivered to all parts of the city hee of Cmarue. Anf. 28 x Dissolution Notice. THE partnership existing between J. C. Lorn and I Wtn. E. Wilson, under the firm name of Logue Wilson.wMdlisolved Sept 27. i860 by mu. tual consent. The Interest of Mr. WlUon baa been purchased by Mr. Charles Adams, and tbe samo business will be continued at the stand ODgtatq street, under the name of Locue Adams. All ac counts and unsettled business are tanK-d ever t Logae ft Adams, who alone sra authorized to sett and receipt for them. Wm. E. WILSON J.C.LOGUE. ' Having dlfposed of my Interest In the groce r bo&inesi of Logue t Wilson to Charles Adams I would commend the new firm of Logue k Adam,, 'to thi consideration of my friends and th public SSI MISCELLANEOUS. gCOTT & FARRAR, Salem, Oregon. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IX Crockery, Glassware, Stoneware, Roger's Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, Russell9 Table Cutlery, Lamps &, Lamp Fixtures. We are now opening the Gneet assortment of goods in our line, ever brought to this market. To cash customers we vr'ill sell cheaper than any other house iu Salem. Groceries & Provisions Also a large stock of Groceries and Provis loim always, on Land, at the lowest rates, for i a-u or produce. Store in Front of New Post Office. IN STARKEY'S BLOCK. SCOTT &. FARRAR. Salem. Aiicnst, 18C.H. XZIf DR. HAWLEY'S Ague Remedy, A Purelv Vegetable Preparation, And adapted to tbe climate of the Pacific coast FOR FEVER AND AGUE, DUMB AGUE. CHILLS AND FEVER, INTERMITTENT FEVER, etc., y It stands without a rival. Hundreds who have exhausted the abominable nostrums that are daily palmed oft' as sure cures, aud almost des paired of ever beiujf freed from this debilitat iiiK disease, have cast their praise upon Dr. Hawley's Ague: Remedy, as their voluntary statements will attest. It U a pleasant tonic, giving new energy to the Stomach. Bowels and Liver, giving a heal thy tiuah to the pale and languid countenance, and ;reni;th to the euft-ebled body. It is X HUMBUG, but a bleniiu to maukiud. All we ask js. Give it a Fair Trial, ! HODGE, CALEF.VCO., Wholesale Agents, Portland. Oregou. For sale by (Keokuk A. Eoks, and Dyak &, (iiuuB.s. Salem. augOOxxeodz-p JAVK, BOLTEIi St CO., Opposite the Woolen Factory, NORTH SALEM. Have full toclc cf Dry (ioods. Clothing, Hats I' nps. Knots A Shoos C;ro-keiy.' Also, a lar;e iocl of GROCERIES,! Tobacco, C igars, Hardware, Wooden ware. And will sell them at the lowest figures, for cash r produce. tf GILBERT BRO'S ARE receiving from S;m Francisco their Tall Htonli Mens Boys and Youths' BOOTS sfc SHOES And a complete ii!Hortnient of goods in their line iroi Latli!s'' AVoar, IXCLCUIISfi t'otiRress Lasi:ntr Gaiters, .'oii)re Koxed Gnilet-. IjitniK Foxed Balmorals, IjtMinif Balinor-Vn. t'alf Walking ShoeK. , 15..!f Cnlf Walking Shoes; And a full assortment For misses A Children's Wear. The best stm k of French Itipund Calfskins, California Kip and Calfskins And Santa Cruz Sole leather, Ever brought to Ra'eni. is offered to the trade on reasonable terms. CEMXEJIE.VS BOOTS ' Manufactured to order, and WARRANTED OF BEST MATERIAL. More Sewing Machines, of Grover & Baker make, and new style, received and for pale. Salem. Oct. l.dw J. K. GILL, STATE STREET, : : : : : SALEM. Importer, Wholesale A Retail Dealer IN SCHOOL BOOKS, 3 51m lie Books, STATIONERY, Sunday School & ;ift hooks TEACHERS' REQUISITES. And everything belonin to a First-Class Stationery Establishment. Sole agent for MORTON'S GOLD PENS. " . " CLACKAMAS PAPER MILLS Salem. Sept. 10. Jt Selling Off at Cost! Our Entire Stock of Merchandise ! 1 FOR CASH t Come Ono nnd All unci Gret Bargains ! J. B. &M. IIIRSfCH. Salem, Sept. 18. BUY YOUR SOLID SILVER and Plated Ware at ,J. H. HAi MISCELLANEOUS. FINISHED IN A WORKMANLIKE 5 MOXTttOMKR YS Portrait Gallery. Parrisu's Hi:i k. : : Ui- Staiks. I'icturrn Itrlnnrbtrt o fr'In IndUInk.OUor Water Culorf Z o z w a For the Best PHOTOGRAPHS IN TIIE STATE. Go to MOXTGOJIERY'S. fialem. Anenst 31.18W. UOOKS, Stationery FANCY GOODS. C. F. YEATON, (Successor to Parki.su Martin) COMMERCIAL ST., : : : : SALEM. I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a full assortment of School Books, Blank Books, Music Books, Pictures, And all oilier articles in my line. SHEET MUSIC A larf,'e assortment or dered and ou the way. General Aews Dealer. All tbe Magazines and Periodicals of the day constantly on band. Aug. 18 xz c HAS. UUDCE. CHAS. K. CALKF. 6. W.8NELL. Iloclyre, Oil let" fc Co., D I .ILEUS IX Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Window Class, VARSISHE?, BRUSHES, PAIXTEItS MATERIALS And Druggists' Sundries, 97 FRONT STREET, Portland, OreKon. drlldtf COUTH SALEM STEAM ITJUOUTt fc ' LU31MEH MILLS. CIIAIVfJE OF FIRM. The firm of Roork, Witten & Miller, has been dis solved by mutual consent. Mr Roork having dis posed of his interest to John H. Moores. The l'Oainess will he continued under the name ot Moores, Witten k Miller, who assume the liabili ties of the old tirm, and to whom all debts due tnem will be payable. KOURK, WITTEN k MILLER. We have just completed a large and convenient p-anary, adjoining our flour mill, and are prepared to purchase wheat, receive on storage, or grind for toll, on favorable terms. Onr Flour is equal t tne bet. Give the new mill a trial MOORES, WITTEN k MILLER. Salem, August 2d. 1S69. sxtf Paints, Oils, Class. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE 3? a i ii t Store IN SALEM, Is to be foiiiid on State street, where there can always be found a goed assor.'ment of PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, lUU'SHES. PAINTERS' MATERIAL, and WINDOW AN I) riCTl'RE GLASS. Window Sash and Doors on hand,and orders received for all sizes. Ii. A. KIGGS. .Sept.a-J. , PLEMY OF GROCERIES, SOLD AT THE Lowest Itatess. AND DELIVERED TO ORDER. A Choice Lot of TOBACCO AND SEGARS, OYSTERS AND CANNED FRUIT, CANDIES AND NUTS, FRESH FRUITS. Country Produce, Fresh Jlutter, Ilest Oregon Clieesc, B Oats. For i!e by Uzafovage & Wright. Sept. 13. d " A. I. NICKLIN, Gii-voll,ts 01l Corner, Keeps Constantly ou Hand DRY GOODS,GROCERIES BOOtS AND SHOES, Carpet, Ruga and Oil Cloths, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, And all Staple Goods. Goods delivered free of charge in the city, fc-ent. 4 xx INSIRASCK SEDUCED. . From and alter this Date, Insurance IN THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY Tl 7 ILL be Kreatlv red need from old rates. VV Call on ua before insuring. No charge tor i oucy. Sept. 20. 1809. B. F. BROWN & SON, Local Agents. wpiM3w tV. C. PKTTTJOHK. W.C.8T ANTON. J. P. DORCET PEOPLE'S Dray. Company OUE headquarter are at tbe corner of Dar bin's block . opposite the Bank. ' AU HaTJLING and TEAMING in town done at abort notice. AU kinds of WOOD FOR SALE. 8AND supplied. W. C. PETTYJOHN & CO Salem, Sept. 6. ' x For Sale. ' SMALL FARM, CONTAIMNO 60 ACRES OF JX. LAND, situated one-half mile from 8lni, on wA tide. For prtlcnlr inquire ot the aoder. tinned. j. H. C1I TWOOD. alem, Oet IQ.dwtf MISCELLANEOUS. Grrarid Rush. TO BREYMAN BROS ! WE ARE NOW OPENING THE FINEST STOCK & BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Ever Brought to Salem ! WE call the particular attention of tlie La dies to tbe fact that we have received the Latest Styles of Dress Goods FOK Fall and Winter Wear, A3 FOLLOWS: VINCEYS. ALPACCAS, MOHAIRS. MERINOS. WATERPROOF?, REPS. LUSTERS, DOGMA oLOTH. MELANCH CORD. SILK POPLINS, COCHINEAIZ DELAINES. And ulso a lull asmirluieiit tif Staple Dry Goods. These Ooods were lionpht during the late panic, anions the San Francisco jobber, and will be sold lower than ever. He cannot In undersold. COME, EVERYBODY ! And see for yourselves. We have an immense stock of jroods. lough t low and to be sold low, in proportion. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Cloths and Cassimeres The best assortment of fSEHJTLEItlEIV'S WEAK To be bought in San Francisco. Salem tept. 28. dw gOMETHING NEW. A TYAG0X SHOP IS SOUTH SALEM, At the Old Stand one door north of Hugh Owens'. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch, and farmers produce taken in exchange. New waeons constantly on hand ard made to order, of the best material, rl eap for cash. V. 8. JORT. South Salem, A u mint 6, 1S69. Vf UNIVERSAL STORE. Yankee Notions,, GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS, Rnt Traps and Candy. Tobacco and Pipes, Segars and Perfumery. Pens, Ink and Paper, ' Scissors, Pen Knives and Jews-IIarps. Beads, Buckles and Buttons. . Cannons and Baby-Rattles. Vinegar. Coal Oil and Molasses. Anything and Every thing, kept for sale. J. HOLMES, North side State, bet. Commercial and Liberty streets. P. S. I have ftot everything for sale that rau be bought, and have sent for what I have n't pot already. Salem, Sept. 4. Capital Saloon. .No 1 WINES and L.IQUOIIS Cigars and Tobacco CONSTANTLY ON itAND. Refreshments at all Hours Provided for our customers. JOHNNY RUTH & CO. Salem, Sept. 1, 18bU dtf QARRIAGE PAINTING. K. X. SLOAT, CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTER, Commercial street, opposite Star key's block. Salm. Anjrnst H, 1869. xztf MRS. HOWELL JTAS HER FIRST ARRIVAL OF Fall Styles of Milliner)-! cosswrmo or Latest Shapes of Hats and Bonnets With a good assortment of Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Laces, And all roods In her line. fe tiu amntementa made for reeetrlof NEW STYLES aa early as they can be forwarded from Paris. New York and Ban Francisco, and her customers can d.'pend on her supplyinc- them with the NEWEST GOODS aod LA- TKST FASHION'S at the earliest possible moment. Halem.uct. l.d Mlillinery. jy JVLS. MOXLET, late of San Francisco, hai Removed HER ELEGANT STOCK MILLINERY GOODS, Consisting of the latest styles of Hats, Bon nets and Kibbona, to Grays Brick, with Mr. Vroom, over Van Wavner's fnrnimr store. Call, examine goods and learn prices. Sep Mid MKS. E. MOXLEY, Affent Dress-Makin: Mrs- VROOM, Offers her serricea as Dress makor, to tbe ladle at Salem. Hsrlng superior facilities for dispatching work, she can offer superior Inducements to the public for their patronage. Ph will always be found at her residenc in Graj's brick building, oyer Van Wagner's Furniture store.- mayVxtf Miss Kate Nicklin Hiss Uarj ffleGhee WOULD respectfully inform tbe Ladies cf Salem that they are prepared to render KDy service in tbe line of Ore &8 and Cloak-Making. Anv and all article ot dress for Ladies and little Boys and Girls will be made to order, io tbe latest styles. GWetbem a call, on lrade street, directly opposite tbe W. W. M. Co.' Grist Mill. Salem, Sept. 17. DISSOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP. Nouce is hereby given that S. M. Lyon, bavin? bought out tbe-entire interest of L. C. Fuller in the firm of Fuller Sc Lyon, the part nership heretofore existing between the said Fuller and the said Ly ou, nnder said 6 ran same, is dissolved. AU debts dne tbe lata firm must be paid to S. SI. Liyon, and all outstanding note or demands, dne or to become doe, by or from tbe lat firm, mnst be presented for pay ment to S. M.. Lyon within ten day after tbe data bareof, or be will be responsible for no demand presented after that time. L. C FULLER, 8. M. LYON. Portland , Sept. 3, 186&. aeplixilm APPROPRIATION MADE. , ; f , . We will pay highest market ratee for Stat Warrant. B. F. BROWN & SON. Sal6m, Sept. 20. ip22d?w i MEDICAL. IEWELL S PULMONARY SYRUP. STOP TIIAICOUGIHIIG SOME OF YOU CAJCT, A XT) WK ptTT you. You havo triad ovory remedy bat tba OS destined, by its IntrtnskS BwtU, to sanadoall sim ilar preparations. It 1 not nrprising you should be reluctant to try something else after tho aaaoy ex. peritnents you havo made of trashy coapouada foisted on tbe public as a certain cure; but . NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup is really the VERT BEST remedy eoi compounded for the cure of Coughs. Colds, or Throat, Asthma, Whooping Congh,Broncbltisand Consumption. Thou sands of neonle in California and Oregon nay bees already bono tilled by tho sarptlatcg ouraUvo povrssg NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup and with one accord give It their unqualified apprat bation. We now address ourselves to all who are us acquainted with this, the greatest Panacea of the agr. for the healing of all disease of the Xtuva eat Lungs, assuring you that NEWELL'S . Pulmonary Syrup has cured thousands and It will cur TOO If you tar - U. This to valuable medieme I pleasant to tbe Ustt soothing, healing and strengthening in Ma effects; a tirely free from all poisonous or deletertone drags, otid perfectly harmless Oder 9 ctl'Cliasstsnf a. Certificates from many prominent aiisona at 9tM fraacisco accompany ovary boUM of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup REDrSGTON" A CO. Agents, 8an FWeJaoew Use Electro Silicon, Or sfatfle Brilliant. JR- E. COOPER'S. I I Vr.UMAI. MAGNETIC 1LVLM, A g-eoeral family inr-lloliir. u is a M.c.a Ins.. 0 for Diphtheria, And kindred diseases of the throat, aod nnceoale In cut log Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Clmiera, Colic. Jt era Morbus and Fever and Ague, Nenralfria, Rheumatism, CoMs Toothache, barn Kprains, Bruises, etc., etc., are at once relict ed Us timely use. Truly a Vegetable Preparation fJT None fMiuIn without signature of W. I. Strung. RKMNGTON UOCTtTTER k CO. Vole AkcdIs. rEDINGTON IIOSTETTEU &. CO S FLORIDA WATER. Use no other. Unexcelled for Toilet use and tho Bath R1 ED1NGTON HOSTETTER . CO S ESSENCE Or J A3XA.ICA. GINfJrlSlT. Thi valuable preparation, containing In a highly concentrated form all tho properties of Jamaica Ginger has become one ol the most popular domes tic remedies for all diseases of tho stomach and di gestive organs. As a tonic, it will be found Invaluable tn all per sons recovering; from debility, whether produced by lever, or otherwise ; for while H imparts to the ays tern all the glow aod vigor that can be prodoeed by wine or brandy, It is entirely free from the reaction' ary effects that follow the use of spirituous liquor of any kind. It is also an excellent remedy for female who suf fer from difficult menstruation, giving almost Imme diate relief to the spasms that so frequently accom pany that period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, eaused by riding in a railrcad car, or by sea-sickness, or other causes. It is also valuable as an external applloaOon tor Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ete. RK.DINGTON HOfiTaTTER CO. 416 and 413 Front St. Ban rraoctsoo, Cal. Use Electro-Silicon, Ar Marie Brnllaot. Use Electro-Plllloon, Or Magk) Brilliant E LECTKO SILICON oa MAGIC BRILLIANT Direct from Nature' Laboratory. The Deal article ever discovered for Cteanstng aod I'olishins; Gold, Silver and Plaud Wars, and all smooth Metallic Surfacos, of whatever description, including Kitchen Utensils of Tin, Copper, Brass, "teel c. To Jewelers and Workers In Geld and Silver Plate Ihe Electro-tiilicon la of inestimable value ; the time saved, and thr vexation prevented by Its use, will lorever endear Its name to all who have hi evi dence of its merits. RSDINGTOX HOSTKTTERA 00, ole Aseats. n Francisco. For Flavoring Extract r.?DiNGToti HOfrrrrTER co8 ark tub but ocU dwl IEDINGTON HOSTETTER Sc COS FLORIDA WATER For the Handkerchief This ertlcle, possessing the most delicate fragnuiee ol Flowers, Is unequal ed as a perfume for the kandt kerchief. For tli Bath. . Used In bathing, Jt Imparts snergp and str ngtk) o the system, and gives that softness aod delicacy o the skin, so much desired by all. It Removes r rookies, Son burn, Flmplea. Diluted with water. It makes aa excellent DentrV trice, imparting pearly whlteoes to the teMb, sweela ness to the breath, and readers toe gams hard aod of a beautiful color. It shoulD always be us after shaving, dOutee with vater, aa It telleve all Inflammation. REDISGTON HOeTETTKI k CO, 1 and 418 front Bt.. Sar 'ranctso Spiritual Meeting;. THERE will be a meeting of the "plrltuaUsU of the State at Reed's New Ball, In Salem, oa the Sunday after the Bute Fr'r, commenclag at IU o'clock L. ., and at 1 ami Tr.it. Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN TODD, State Lecturer, win be present as speakers. AU Mediums sod Spiritualists through out the Ptate and the publlo are Invited to attend. Several Test Mediants are expected to be in Salem . durii.g the Fair. Papers throughout the Etate hava the kindness to please copy. By order of the State Spiritual Aasoclatie. October l,18a. JAMES TAYLOR. Presldxot. C. A. Rxxss Secretary. dwtd LBANY SOAP. Sold For til 50 Per Box. anjrxnf at J. M. COULTER'S "Wheat Bouglat J AM prepared to pajr CASH for Wbeat. Hrinsr on your Wheat and gtt roar Money Sep. :x A. 1. NICKLIN; Wanted to Borrow nnfl OR 6.' eecored by Seal Eo J3tUUV tale. . Interest payable anno aily. sept8x) SETH R. HAMMER ptOR BALE 1 Splendid Water -lower aod Mill Site, at Oreroo Cttj. j Inquire or J, H. MO0RX, MachtnUt, SaUm. Sept. 18s IX LOST, on the suae road, near Bntem. north, two pair of W OMEN '3 SHOES. Enquire at this office. Sept 16 a JJiOE LATE PEBIODICALS . ; V r Sept. 1. ' fO to TKATbjT8. D RA FTS os San fraacisco. Portland", and ik .:iu tiw.li j i j . .-wirviii uwiiwifw auiu outu also trOTernment ana ki ooaa Sept. 22. B. F. BROWN dr 80N. TXNTUCKY BLUE-GRASS SEED X. t or sue at ,. sep2S CC ;ox A EARHARTS. Bibles an Testaments. TJAMIXT BIBLES.' J? SMALL RFESTXCE BIBLES. riMUl NSU) AKO TIsTA MhKTB. Tor tale cheap, at TIATOK'S.