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Newspaper Page Textrcgcm Statesman AND UNIONIST. SALEM, FRIDAY, : : : : DEC. 17 THE CITY AND COTJNTBY. Weilsieaalay, Dec. 15. Soott A Farrar have entered th lints aad compete for their share of tao Christmas trade, ao if you want to buy Christmas gifts give them a call. "Our Home Physician" ia tbe title of a new medical book, for which agents are want ed. See ad. in our columns to-day, and for particulars address box 49, Portland P. 0. The Young Ladies' Literary Socioty of the Willamette University will hold its annual public exercises in the chapel of the Univer sity, on Thursday evening next, services to commence at 7 o'clock. The public are invited to attend. Anderson t Brown have a fine assortment of stoves of all kind?, tome of the latest and inojt elegant parlor stoves being included. Their stock is large, and one of those parlor or kitchen stoves way be about the best Christmas present you can make j out self. Kbal Estate Sale. John W. Gilbert, Jbsq., bas purchased of lilt. J . il. Haas, the quarter block on Liberty street, corner of Division street, opposite tho Mansion House, on which the old yellow house is situated, so well known to all old citizens. Price $1,800. Hitchcock's new Monthly Magazine is, in deed, a new journal, very elegantly printed and illustrated, music sheet size, devoted to the delightful art of roi?ic, and containing portraits and sketches of great musical artists. The latest musical intelligence and several pieces of new music are published in each number. "The Little Corporal Festival" is the title of a magazine, to be published by the propri etors of the Little Corporal, every three months, and to contain new and appropriate speeohes, dialogues and plays to be acted by children at school exhibitions. It supplies one of the wants of the age. II. Laval, of this place, inventor and build er of the gang plow which took the first pre mium at the hist State Fair, bas received offi cial notice tUat, on the 20th of November, an award was made in his fuvor, and letteis pat ent will immediately issue. Mr. Duv&l has employed this winter in perfecting bis ma chine, and now proposes to sell county and State rights. Drawn Fight. Scott, of the Oregonian, and Semple, ot the Herald, collided, Monday. Setnple struck Soott with a stick, Scott drew a derringer', and the Marshal drew the pair of them to the Recorder's, when the latter drew a ten-dollar bill from the Herald man, and dismissed thetn with the injunction to go in peace and sin no more. Our readers will find in another column, among the new ads., that of M. O'Keefe, Son A Co., of Rochester, well known seedsmen and florists, offering to send their catalogues. As this firm is one of the greatest in that line, they may find it to their advantage to procure a catalogue, to be published next month, and learn what tates are charged for such plants and seeds us they may desire to purchase for next year. ' . We rather regret that the discussions of the Oregonian and Herald have resulted in the in harmonious displsy of a hickory stick and derringer. Stick to yonr pens, gents ; pierce, punch, puncture and sketch, and do that as cleverly as possible, but keep oat of the hands of the City Marshal. "If yoa aao't l aisy at least be aisy as you can broken bones mend no disputes and prove no facts. After mature consideration of the matter, we are Bt prepareii to suggest that a upecial day of thanksgiving be appointed by the Gov- rn -r. t celebrate the fart that the Pre re miH Lord! of fafx-r la.t week, but if the tiuterr.l, I will ramr d .wn with eaig ready rh t . i my f .r th t bar bun lie, aaJ a n rt f 4 ia Mp5!t fr the whl rampai-B. J we far tho Irti-i.i.jE f "rbiarrb" f a ! .... . , i.-mmr I U. El ,. a We Hid ( to b ,1 )-IS of ttak -a tiM mmm aewwaat. Pr-..V. r LstatWrt r a aay W t eaiift4 fc.it.. T mia4W a r-riolor ia ! mi mm ikmm ! mm away i poy 1-t frmlm w 4. Ta (rif mm J-t hm ; 4 m a to a tm a-mta-. twwc4 C,'.ro w iMan t I all wL Uri trax'.eM -y lie ,laal akaUrtef trv. km t M'( i( f Iih I be saiy paw, they awwr truss lts lis Ltll ut fa; meal f jf aural and l-drajc ia advance. Con a iiu 11. SrnouL i alem. Xf should before the jreent term hare called attention t tue a.truacuiuul t!ic Viilniut;te Ti.i-ers-ity t?v'nS notice of tho organization of a CoranuTi-ial Department, as a branch of that important institution. We view with interest ami plensuro every movement calculated to add to its success and increase the facilities there afforded fir education. A commercial duration, that prepares one for tho ordinary business of life, ia almost as necessary to the r . - -.1 . f - .: t , iurujcr buu i uiunmwiiii i wnn, or inecnanic, as it is to the merchant. The friends of the University will be glad to hear of its prosperi ty. It now has over 200 scholars in the Academic Department, besides those in tbe Mcdi.-iil School. Thi i a larzer number that ha lo is at'eodanc befur for several years. The Oregonian ssjs that on yesterday morn ing Portland bail their first white frost of the season. It was said to be freeiing berc the erening before, but we are informed that the morning foiled to show any evidence of the fact. Mr. Joseph Johnson advertises cider, aud by calling on him you will be surprised to fin bow very palatable apple-juice can be made when properly prepared. Rome of his bottled cider rivals champagne, and is mnch bett.r than most of the e'oampagne offered for sale. Those who like good cider should call on him. Mr. G. W. Teller, lately from the East, has purchased for $2,500, coiD, the farm of R. W. Hamilton, three miles from Salem, in Polk county, on the roaddown the river. This is certainly a reasonable price, as there is over 250 acres of land, and also improvements thereon of considerable value. An Improvement. We observe with pleas ure that men are engaged in putting down a fine wide sidewalk along side of Reed's Opera House, and on down to Commercial street. Next time there is a perfomance there, we can go from the Statesman office without crossing and recrossing the street, as has heretofore been the case. If Portland folks should put down such wide walks as we do here, where L would their drays and sich travel ? There are several advertisements of first class Life Insurance Companies in our col umns, worthy of attention, and the value of life insurance has become too well understood to require any argument. The correspondence relative to the New England Mutual is a new ad., and as it presents important facts relative to the peculiar obligations of that Company, under the laws of its organization in Massa chusetts, it will be useful to all persons inter ested in this subject. Drowniso or a Team. A friend over in Polk writes us that on Saturday last, as Mr. George Alexander was attempting to cross the Rickreal at a point a little below Dixie, the current proved too strong for his team and carried them down. Mr. Alexander had a narrow escape and the horses wero both drowned. The citizens of Dallas and Dixie have made up the price of the team, as he is a man with a family dependent on his exertions, aud the loss of bis horses was a severe one on him. Great as are the facilities of the P. T. Com pany for shipping freight at this season of the year, they are kept crowded, and yesterday we discovered opposition on the river. This was fiat-boat loaded with wheat for the Salem mills. These crafts come down the river fine ly, but the Company can beat them going up. The arrival of yesterday discharged freight and started bp with a horse on board ; they pull to a sand-bar, land the horse, let him tow it as far as possible, thee take him on board again until another opportunity occurs fur a tow, and so, in the course of ages, get back home "In this very fast age." We find in yesterday's Herald that Joe Teal, who has returned from a trip to the Eastern siope, has purchased 5,000 bead of Texas cattle in Steptoe Valley, which are to arrive in Oregon next spring. Cattle are good things to have in the family, but if they happen to have the mysterious Texas plague among them, it is no joke. This band may not be thus affected, but if tbey are, we may expect to hear of great losses of Oregon cat tle along the track that these travel. Oregon has been so favored, in respect to all sorts of epidemics, that it is to be hoped this one may not reach us. Friday, December IT. Our handsome reporter attended the exer cises of the Young Ladies' Literary Society at the University last evening, and we jude that the exercises and performances were very attractive, as be hasu't returned as we go to preaa. Rafumeu aeem to be having a splendid time joat now. We obierved yesterday no less j than three arrival in this line; one of them I wps a large raft built of cord wood, piled on J I triner until it made q'lite a retpeWable j I.H.kinjj wtMHiyaH, Arrt-K. 4a ruti rental ion with Jsdire Hew- Htf Yaabill Nmy ymtrdiy, be remarked that ifae eopp'y ot apple this mrtuma i vert ' likely to ra heV Ftnaera aai no effort to , Mt Ibetr applr e lire ttma co!iB, b.l ibe tn riprnmi aiarh b-t"rm ttte rnilr itaie. mmA r dwaiMf mm much adtewd of the Mual j l."T k A ialVar. m that the; are r-if wf Ural f tbrtr aVgaat jet- war to tfew wh 4cir ta wake Holiday prt-KBts. Tht-ir aortaient rra nabrukea, and they can stand a heavy ma. Tb-at rom School CiLnE. Saturday Mr. Pltiu..uer ouc.a his serm rs to tte t-LiIJ-reu of the schools, who are invited to attend at the Legislative Hall, where he will Fpcnd an hour reading and declaiming for their amusement. A. B Halleck, Esq., of Portland, last evan ing brought up Charles Engle, lately of this place, arrested at Portland on a charge of larceny, committed hero. We learn that the prisoner is accused of stealing a coat from a restaurant keepct in this place. Cli b Ratks. We call attention again to the proposition of clubbing tho Statesman with the New York Imdrpendrvt, and furnish-in- elgt portraits f Grrat and Colfas to Married. At the residence ff the bride, in North Salem. Dec. 15, 18C9, by Rev. C. C. Stratton, Mr. Paul Craudall and Mrs. Orlena J. Smith. -" ! At the Union Hotel in Saiera, Dec. 11 , 18C9, by Rev. C. C. Stratton, Mr. E. T. ; Wilson, f Eugene City, and Mrs. Auna Bcardsley of this county. i ' Messrs. Yeaton & Boon have gone into the Cbrirtmass campaign with unbounded energy. Their column will be seen at the front this morning, and its guns are loaded to the muz zle with goods fresh from the rich emporiums at the East, where art, literature and fancy have entire control. They have splendid stocks of gi'ods, and offer the greatest induce ments possible to all who want to subscribe tor magazines and periodicals, for they not only furnish them at the same rates charged, in currency, by the publishers, but pay the post age besides. Call at their place, on Commer cial street, and see for yourselves. Positively the Last, and the Pcssy Night. We are authorized by Prof. Plummer to say that he will give bis last efforts to amuse the citizens of Sal cm in a "farewell en tertainment. Having done much to instruct and elevate them on tho former occasions, he will employ the time, on this sad parting oc casion, in endeavoring to amuse, and all those who want to forget that life has any troubles, will do well to be on hand at the Legislative Hall, punctually at half past sev en. Bill of fare, among other things, will consist of "Fare ye well, Bro.! Watkins," "Copt. Rice gives a husk'n'," "Shamus O'Brien," "Unfor-or-or-tunate man," a Yan kee story and the "Harp of a thousand strings." - The above excruciating entertainment the printers take the responsibility of saying will come off on Friday night, and all hope to be tnere. YEATON & BOON'S COLUMN. Ho! for the Holidays! 1869 70 Christmas 1869 New Year 70 Hanta Claus Having appointed the undersigned special agent for the sale of his wares in Salem and vicinity, has de posited with them an unusually large assortment of CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUCH AS GIFT BOOKS, TOY BOOKS, GAMES, ALBUMS, GENTS WHITING DESKS, LADIES' CARD CASES, PORTFOLIOS, WRITNG DESKS, TRAV'G SATCHELS, Fine Chi-onios, Musical Instruments, An4 va'My oihr tb'ce too no wmus U men tK, il wfitch will tr aol-l at renble price. YEATON & BOON. Cooktellrn & Stationrn, I j COMMERCIAL ST- SALEM j j OREGON. NEWSPAPERS, Magazines & Pictorials YEATON & liOON, Eooksellers and, Stationers Commercial St., Salem, Oregon. NEW THIS MORNING. CAKES For tlie Holidays ! Oliristmas Calces, Now Years Cakes, And lots of nlc thtDgs on hand, or baked to order, at the NEW YORK BAKERY, STATB STREET, SALEM. daclT R. W. SAYRE9. 40,000 BRICK T?lR SALE to be delivered at short notice to any Jj part of the city. Scott A Farrar. SASH & DOOR Factory I Connected with tbe South Salem Mills of Moorte, Wltten and Miller. Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window-Frames MOULDINGS. CORNICE, oat and Jnside finish constantly on hand. WOOD TURNING AND SCROLL SAWING done to order. A large lot of Wagon Timber For sale at reasonable prices. Call and examine samples and prices. E. J. COLBATH. Salem, Dec. 17. TAKEN CP, by the undersigned, living 12 miles south of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, a sorre. Mare, supposed to be 8 years old last spring-, about thirteen I and high, and appraised at 20 Nov .26th 16U. fcUid mare came to my plare about the 1st of June. 1S69. .IfclTwg W. L. KENDALL. ltaftsman Wanted. A NO 1 RAFTSMAN, who understands working on lofts In the mmtvr and driving them.can arn good waives in my employ. Call at my house, one mile east of Bueoa Vista, in Mari.n county. T. J. BAXTER. Salem, Dec. IT, 1869. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN -n -rfrnT-rmrm-n Diseases of the Scalp. PRODUCE GRAY HAIR & BALDNESS! The uho of HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN IIAilt KENEWER, will restore it to ita natural color and promote its growth. Our Tretitine on Hair sent free by mail. Price $1.00. For ante bv rII dnitKists. R. P HALL t CO., Nashuai N. II , Proprietors. CHRISTMAS GITS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Gla.sH und Cliina "Vases, Motto Cups aud Saucers Motto Mugs, China & Glass, China and Rubber Dolls. T OF ALL KINDS, for everybody. B)ock of Also a large Splendid Glassware, G rockery and Platen Ware. AT THE JPost - Office Store ! ocfi SCOTT & FARRAR. THE CELEBRATED II. II. II. H O It 8 E MEDICINE. I). 1). T. 1HGS. HAS heroine an io'Vupensible article' in t'ua market, which i cleaHy d.-m"nt rated by the larir and incr"ainK demiiti J. Nothing lull yet brca 4 acovervd e4;taJ to it. IT WILL REMOVE ALL CnMout Iutnp Soft pavtn. Wind all, AND IS A CERTAIN CUBE I'Oll Spraina. Bmiaea, Scratched, Distemper, Sore Mioaldrm, Sweeny, Colic, etc., etc. rr I'nicr i no and $? ;o rr hottic HOIOK. CALEP it CO.. Wholesale Agents, Portland. Sold by J. W. SOUTHER, and DVAft & OKUBBS. SHlem.Onn. DR. HAWLEY'S ' Ague Remedy, A Purely Vegetable Preparation, And adapted to the climate of the Pacific coast. FOR FEVER AND AGUE. DUMB AGUE. CHILLS AND FEVER, INTERMITTENT FEVER, etc.. It standi with. m! M iiv.il. Hundreds who have exha'ihted 1 lie ulxmiitial'lf noointma that are MISCELLANEOUS. ANDERSON & BROWN. SCCCESSOR3 TO B. 8TRANG mPOBTEBI AND DEALER IN STOVES OF ALL KINDS, TI!f PLATE, SHEET IRON, COPPER, ZIXC, BRASS Ss BLOCK TIX, Force &, Lilt Pumps, CAST, TIN AND ENAMELED Hollow-Ware. MANUFACTURERS OF TIX, SHEET-IBOX & COPPER-WARE. Oreut Variety of Gem Pans. Gras Fixtures. Iron and Lead Pipe, all sizes, FOR GAS, WATER AND STEAM. ELBOWS, TV. RETURN BENDS, STOP COCKS, PLUGS, BUSHINGS. NIPPLES. RUBBER HOSE, HOSE PIPES, BATH TUBS. H-epairingj In alt ita branches done to order, at tbe stand of B. Strung, Union Block. Commercial st. Saiem Santa Claus Is Coming IIEAPQUARTERS AT UZAFOVAGE & WRIGHT'S! Where can be found the LARGEST STOCK of CHRISTMAS fc XEW YEAR PRESENTS i i! IN OREGON ! HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR LADIES! HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN 1 HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR BOYS & GIRLS. Toys I Toys!! Toys!! Toys!! Toys!!! FOR THE CHILDREN. Come Early! Come Often!! N. B We are selling at LOW PRICES, bat NOT at COST. UZAFOVAGE k WRIHGT. YAQUINA STORE. AS ENTIRELY SEW STOCK OF GOODS Purchased for Yaquloa, and winter-bound In Salem, consisting of G-roceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots cfe Shoes, Crockery, etc., etc., ' Comprising a full assortment of Goods for CITY or COUNTRY TRADE, for sale, at Wholesale or Retail, AT COST, Without Equivocation. Being caught here In the manner ahnre stated, and not Intending to open a permanent business In Salem, THESE GOOD3 MUST BE DISPOSED OF. Call at our Store, In the Centre of Union Block, Commercial stieet, Salem, and see for yourselTea, Abbey & Co. Salem, Dee. 14. Kane's Soap IMayod Ont. BEAD THE NOTICE OF Moulton's Labor-Savin? SOAP. The Best Soap Known, The Cheapest Soap that Caa be Bade And you ran make it Yurtlf. Call at POX k E KHAKI"" a4 et twmfS 4m m waia-f ,C. TSfj can aril jv tb r?M fr a wrt triQe. tHikaa. Ir. !. jSTew Groods AT TIIEJ Cheap Ctn1i Store Up Commercial Street. NOT being able to sell out my property and stock I have procured An Entire New Stock, AND 1I.VVE JCST RECEIVED STAPLE AND FAXCI DUI GOODS, LAIUES' DKESS GOODS, ELEGANT PETS OF FURS, LADIES' SHOES AND GAITERS, GENTLEMEN 'BOOTS, GCNT3 HATS, hirst ftjlt, ' , 4"?lltiiir,i, pkllSCELLANEOUS. 1ST. ET..A.A.S, Boot Maker, Dealer In Custom Made Boots at Shoes STATE ST. SALEM, OREGON. ; Joat received, a large stock of French Calf and Kip Skins, American and California Calf and Kip Skins. French Topping and Lining Skins. California Sole Leather, (Large stock) i Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimps, Shoe Findings, e., Which I offer cheap. Catli Paid fos Hides 6s. Furs. Selling Off at Cost.Il Our Kntire Stock of Merchandise 1! FOR CASH 1 Como One and All and G-etSiBargainsl! J. 13. & M. IIIRSCH. Salem, Sept. 18.1 yTADE, BOLTER & CO.,E3 Opposite tho Woolen Factory, NORTH'S A1EM, Haye fuI!Jstock of Dry Goods. Clothing, Hats1, Caps, Boots Jk Shoes, Crockeiy.j, Also, a larje stocl of 1 GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, 1 1 ardwa re , AVoodc n ware . And will sell them at tbe lowest figures, for easb r vroducc. gOUTLT SALEM STEAM FLOUR Sc 1L.XJ3XI3EI1, MILLS. CHANGE OF FIRM. The firm of Roork, Witten k Miller, has been dis solved by mutual consent. Mr Roork having dis posed of his interest to John H. Moores. The I'ustnen will b continued under the name ot Moores, Wltten k Miller, who assume the liabili ties of the old firm, and to whom all ebt due them will be payable. ROORK, WITTEN k MILLER. We have just completed a large and convenient granary, adjoining our flour mill, and arc prepared ta purchase wheat, receive on storage, or grind for toll. on farorable terms. Our Flour Is equal to tne best. Give the new mill atrial MOORES, WITTEN k MILLER. Halem. August i l, ISM. ttf LOB DELL'S Photograph Gallery! ON STATE TREET, : : : : SALEM, : : : : CRIGON Opea froaa S a. . to S r. - daily. lTii-wt-ClaK IictxiioH. j ah sow rxerARtD to rrr rr tus aerr Sun J?ictxires ! PLAIN OB COLORED LARGE OS fMAU. MT POPULAR Gem IPictures ARE ALL THE RAGE. I shall spare no pains to always maintain this as a First clrss Gallery. S. A. LOBDELL. ocl AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Most Permanent Subscription Book Published. OUR HOME PHYSICIAN, By Gcorire M. Beard, A. M..M. D., ofi'bs Cniverslty of Sew York. It rontainf over 1,000 pages, Inlly Illustrated. This is an eutireiy new work, based upon the latest and best authoritiea. Quackery, humbtigfTf ry anc old fuffy dogmas espuffed. We hare sereral other late and popular subscrip tion books. For circulars costlantng testimonials, terms, etc.. aMru MISCELLANEOUS. Pumps. JC8T KECEIVrD, per ehr. Adeline Bwnod, from the celebrated factory of Meant. RUMSIY k Co., Be h (Dec ted y, New York, ' Pnmps or Entirely 'cw Patterns, IS DESIOJI, STYLE, FINISH k ICONOMT, Superior to any offered in this Market, Comirislng CISTERN PUMPS, all slsea, foi lead or Iron pipe ; PITCHES PTJMPS. da do do dn BASK AND SIDE POECE PCWP3, do do ENGINE WELL PDMP8, for deep wells; YARD WELL PUMPS, with set lengths, for deep wells; POINTS, for DrlT Wella ; AMALGAM BELLS, for Factories, Churches, Steam boat!, etc., etc. C. II. MYERS, dec7 110 Front street, Portland, Oregon. SALEM v Seed Gardens. O. DICklNSON Has thirty-one acres of gronnd on Salem Prai rie, devoted exclusively to tbe cultivation of Garden Heeds. Designing to supply tbe trade with every va riety needed of home-raised seeds. These Gardens bave been established for five years, and have become so well known for the quality of seeds raised, that one of tbe oldest seedsmen in the United States (B. K. BLISS, now of New York city,) writes of some seeds ordered by bitn.that they are "the handsomest be ever saw." Mr. Dickinson is raising seeds for Mr. Bliss, and also large amounts for tbe San Francisco market. He now supplies four-fifths of tbe Oarden Seeds eold in Oregon. August 19az ' Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with di rections for cnltnre, prepaid by mall. The most complete and Judicious as sortment In the country. Agents wanted. 25 Sorts of either tot 11.00; prepaid by mail. Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all ti.e new Potatoes, Ac, prepaid by mall. 4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, pre paid, for S1.00. Conover's Colossal Asparagus, 8 per 1(H); fi for 1000, prepaid. New. hardy, tra grant, ever-blooming Japan Honeysuckle, 60 cents each, prepaid. True Cape Cod Cranberry, tor up land or lowland culture, $1.00 per 100, prepaid, with directions. Priced Catalogue, to any address gratis; also trade list. Seeds on Commission. - B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, !&&s. aatabiishd !n 1S42. Home-Sliuttle SEWING MACHINES ! S OK WILL BUY A DOTJBLE-TnREAD, LOCK kJaiO STITCH SHUTTLE MACHINE ; stitch i v alike on both sides. ir you want one, send to E. GROUNDS, Bueaa Vista. They can be shipped cheaper from Uuena Vista than from Portland. My stork is just received, direct from the makers, Boston, Mass. If you want an agency, send to me, for I have power to appol nt. E. G ROUN US, Dee. 9 m2 Buena Vista, Oregon. - Odd Fellows' RURAL. CEMETERY. ALL LOT-OWNERS in the above named Ceme tery are requested to hare their Lota Improved on or before the 1st day or April, 1S70, or an assess ment will he levied upon the same for their lmrpove merit. By order of the Ixxiife. GEO H. R1DDELL, I C. N. TERRY, V Trustees. I. W. MILLER, Salem, Dec. 7, 1869. PERSONS WISHING THEIR LOTS IMPROVED, or to have GRAVES DUG, will have tbe same done In a workmanlike manner by calling on me personally, or leaving orders at Oliver Wlswell's Pi oneer Livery Stable. J. HENRY BROWN, decS Sexton Odd Fellows' Rural Cemetery, THE FALL AND WINTER STILES 0? 1809 In Silk and Cauimere Hats, lARI NOW EEADT AT J C FtluessdorfFer&Bro L0, tor ar.ti'y f VtH CTTUES Of MAW AND C A P. too aamrraws W awatlass. rr.w hi Mtr I in w.ll rsnH thrtr aw taMristo mj eaaaIBB( war atort aW yiriaaf t itaswVuia. RAVI OP AXT IE?C.IPnO! MSDt TO OROEE M Ot D HAT SKSTLT REPAIRED. Sue. Cevaw Wrmmn mm Mankaaw au.iav r p a tla sb. narrow. jr. ii. iivh, Htia tm ClockSjWalches, Jewelry PLATED i SILVER WARE, PATTOS'S BLOCK, SALEM. Harlng remored my stock to the store in Pat ton's new ilock, adjoininir the Bank, lam prepared toTiirnlsfi' all piwls'ln my Tine, and to do all work at short notice. Goods for the Holidays ! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! Those wanting to procure presents for the t oniing holidays should call and eamlne,for I shall keep a supply to suit tbe wants of alL Mlluesdorffer.U IlIATTERl I Cor .Front and I I Morrison nts. I awl PORTLAND. 1 Cis mm 8 r...l Valuable Land IMM ' iiln " i J 'iiniii'iiirti J Hw mum,! mA m ' f 'I , MISCELLANEOUS. - ? H ) OOBBESPOKDEKOr. Postusb, Ornsoov, HV.15,1SW; Mania. Evaasoi k BUous, Oaaaial Afewli mt tb ' Mtw Englaad Mutal UH itawanawo Oowipawy, af Bostoa: , , -T ,., , .:u,ti '' T.T,? OnfUSKf : Havlof Uken a llvtly Interrat In tba large and destitute family left by on old resident of this city, who died Aognst id, 1S. sixl whs was In. sored In ths New England Mutual LK In so ranee Company, we take pieasara In snaking the following statement for the Information of lbs pablie I - A. K. O. Miller was Insursd by Ordlaarv Ufe Poller' No. 18,064, bearing dau January 81st, ISM. Bapald, annual payments to" January ilsl, IMS, fncluslvs. Since tlien. nothinc has been paid, lie died Angus -2d. Ig6. over eiahteen months after last paynea f nramlnm ! vet vour UMnnaav, worxmc anaer u the Equitable MaasaehoaetU Lspae Laws, pajs tba widow ' and orphans the whole policy, deucoiing only tk unpaid premium due, while In all othr eompanlea doing business here,abut whtch we know anything, tha policy would long sine have been forfeited. By toe New England Mutual tha widow has paid $-4,550 50. ThU v eontidtr munU:mt, more nrpedaUy uhm rf tats into eontid&rtition that ike family vxruid not km rmaeiemria ttntrvm any other company doing hmmine on tAis ooimt. This, la our estimation, Is enough to recommend this company abova all others. Trials equity. This Is mutuality. We therefor commend this aoaapany to the public as the only eomoany that has no for feitures. . " . We herewith enclose you ths acknowledgments of the widow. Respectfully, yours truly, Cncinin Bills, JUcoa Mavsat, GaoBoi H. Flasdus, , M.SatXBSu Mbssks. Zvrasoa k Hinrss, General Agent ths NtM England Mutual Lift Jnmranct Company Of Sotton: GiSTLKani : On my own behalf, and In lbs Kama of my orphaned children, I beg to thank you, and, through you, tbe New England Llle Insurance Com pany, of Boston, for Its munlfleence m paying at say terminated policy on ths life of my has band. ' On ths2Ist of January, ls9, misfortune eompelled me to forego the payment of the last, premium, which non-payment In auy other company would ha rs lost me my nllcy ; but I am now overjoyed with the re ceipt of tbe amount of the policy, leas the amount of the anpaid premium only. Thanks to Ik equity of the Massachuselt Laps Laws, that must blew saany widows and their children. I recommend the New England Mutual to all who would provide against poaslbie mlsfortan. I sincerely thank yon again, gentlemen, for the payment, and also for your generoas and gentle manly assistance la the matter. Respectfully, BET ST MILLER. Orrict or ths Niw Esomro Lirt Ixsraixcc Comf't, No. 12 CAaraa's Bmuuao, Pomnn, Nov. 16, 1669. To Hturt. C. BUU, J. Staytr, G. H. F lander and M. Seller: OvSTLiMin : Tour favor of yesterday, enclosing " acknowledments of Mrs. Miller," la at band. Pltase accept our thanks for ths voluntary Justlc you hare done the company we represent. Tours, very truly, EVERSON it HAINES. Paints, Oils. Glass. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE 51? aint Store LN oALhJJ, Is to be fonnd on State street, where there can always be round a good assortment of PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES, PAINTERS' MATERIAL, and WLNDOYY AND PICTURE GLASS. Window Sasb aud Doors on hand.and orders received for all aixea. K. A. KIGG3. . Sept. WAREHOUSE AND DWELLING HOUSE For Sale. I OFFER for sale my Warehouse and Horn Premises, ia EOLA, POLK COUNTY, OREGON. The Warehouse ia capable of containing 30,000 bushels of grain, it is situated to acootn modate one of the finest grain growing sections of Oregon the Rickreal Valley with eleva- tors completed. Tbe Dwelling Honae is large and commodioos.. SAMUEL BECKET. Eola. Polk countr, Oregou. auu'iOxttf QREAT REDUCTION IN FARE! Oregon & Cal. Stage Comp'y Portland San Francisco ' New 7ork THROUGH TO PAN FRANCISCO IN 6 JDrnXS - KtV YORK. - tl . The Stage of the O. Sl C. 8. Co. connect at Oroville with ths California Northern R. R. and Steamboats at Sacramento for San i ran ccico. 'Also, at the jnnctlon of the CALIFORNIA CENTRAL with the GREAT OVERLAND RAILROAD TO YORK! liar) leT Faleaa bocrnd Sooth at a boot 9 o'clock p. w . rh day, pin: throngh Alba- ay, Corvallis. Co if en. tHklntid, K'barg, , Jaekovill. Vaeka, Skmm, Red B'-mt, Cbieo. ' aad osa of tho lasat vlly jfe tit PaeiBe Coast, rontnultiar pis ar. coaalort aasl Spwed. Kv Povilasid st J a at, daily. CIT Offlc vtHk Well. Faryo A Co. . CO Eli KIT. Agat ' Pmlrm. AagwaS 14. Ii. gvtf SarpriM! Oafs. TnrE Oat easWs) ha Da Kaih Cowirtw. lataoa. TWy a iwrta4 to 4a : poaoda ft waaWt. a4o ksyMl44 AJ pemwi por aer. I riad last year, 79 pmuim ft Omf trwa S ef 4 e a, aaxl thi yoar. bv repiaauaa'. feovo Z.tajtt raad of the so4 for !. I bav vry reaanei t hrlieve they S1I tha NprewsatsUtwa rnHs f them, for sal at 19 eoau per poond. A sample of tb Scrpri Oau cast be seoa at the Oscops Usiosmt ullic. O. DICKINSON. S-tlew. Oregon, Angnst 19, IHC&. rtf GROCERIES. PAINTS etc. SELLING Ofi. AT QQCldtJ h m My stock of Groceries Paints Oils, GLASS TOBACCO, etc., WILL BE SOLD AT COST. First Como JTirtS5oirvel An persons knowing themselves Indebted to me are requested to call a early as convenient and tel le their account, either by cash or not. JOIIX III iIIEi. IfB, Nov.M.