The Oregon weekly statesman., December 21, 1870, Page 4, Image 4

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Wo IBv f o hromgh tb. world, bat 'twfll
raty flow.
If wo litu w ul taat ! Mid as' we go ;
We'll aa worried and fretted, add kept in a
,: tow,- 1
For saeddleaome tongae tnit have tome-
thing to do
r, , t ...for people will talk yo knew..
If quiet and node!, jon'Il bare l pr-
sutaed - .
Tkat y" v-ta.ble appearance is onlj s-
nmedj
Yoe're ia disguise, or else yoa're a
fool, ...
Bat dos't got excited keep perfectly eool
n Far people will talk, you know.
If generous and noble, tkej Tent you their
spleen I
Yom'li " some load hinU that you're
euua and Bean t
. If aprifcui-Mia aviMsi, aad fair asthe day.
They'll eall job a rogae in a sly, sneaking
i way- -
For people will talk, yen know.
'And then if yon ibow the least boldneai of
Heart,
Or a alight inclination to take your own
nart.
They'll call yoa an upttart, conceited and
Tain ;
Bat kmp straight ahead and don't stop to
explain,
for people will talk, yoa know
If threnrtW Tear coat or old-fashioned
Tour hat.
Soma one, ui courts, will take notice of
that, -.
And hi"' rather strongly that yoa can't
f pay your way.
Bat dub't get excited, whateror they say
For people will talk, yon know.
If yoa drew in the fashion, don't think to
scape.
For bey eritieise them in a different shape;
You're ahead of your means, or your tail-
ore nnpaia,
But mm - year - own butiaea there'
. nanght to be made
For people will talk, you know.
They'll talk Wore joe, but then at
yowDacav
Of eenoiu auu alsnder there's never a lack;
How kind and petite la all that theT sav.'
Jftet ki a. gaol when you're oat of the
way I
; , , . A'or people will talk, yoa know.
The beet way to do ie to do a you please.
For your mind, if yoa have one, will then
be at ease ;
Of eoaree yoa will meet with all sort of I
abase..
Bat don't think to atop them ; it ain't may
aee
For people will talk, yoa know.
m From the raelac Christ laa Advocate.
Little Hatty:
iiai a imixv to mm. o. a. wooowoaTB,
I.
A flower atnid the flowera'ehe lay
O I aha waa luch precioua clay.
All, on oar Thanksgiving day I
A eaiket in the earth ahe lay,
"Our littlt Haiti given away,
Thus, oa mr Thanksgiving day t
III.
Sweet the mystery of thy stay
- Cold thy bed in mother clay.
On this, our Thanksgiving day I
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Our weanlingeeb, " Tby kingdom come."
Ijueslions not ber adhering bomev
Jesus, wait weQileai's balm I
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6he Ttaita with the Saints to-day,
The Shepherd will prolong her itay I
,Wktn every sorrow 'a chased away 1
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With the angels join thy wing,
Then in dreams, we'll hear thee sing.
Till oarselToa to heaven they bring I
v. ,. ... r i .., xA
IV' U aot feel thee, far away,
We'll be glad thoa mightett stay,
Oa the fast Thanksgiving day 1
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Ealem, Not. 24th, 1870.
oar er Later.
1T HARRIET FRESCOTT SPOrFOnD.
Sooner or later the storms shall beat
Over my slumbers from head to feet ;
Mooner oi later tbe winds shall rare
In the long grass above my grave. '
I shall not beed them where I lie.
Nothing their sound ibell signify ;
Nothing the headstone's fret of rain ;
Nothing to me tbe dark day'a pain.
ftonnar er later the sun shall shine
With muderwarmth.oii that bound of mine;
eooaet or later in Bammer air,
. Clover and Tiolet blossom there.
I ebalt aot feel In that deep rest
he sheeting light fall over my breast,
Nor Tan note in those hidden boars
The wind-blown breath of the tossing
flowers.
Sooner or later the stainless snows
Shall add their hash to my mute repose ;
Sooner or later shall slant and shift
And heap my bed with their drixsling drift.
Chill though that froseu pall shall seem,
Ita teaeh ao eolder can make the dream
That wrecks not the sweet and sacred dread,
Shreading the eity of the dead.
Sooner er later tbe bee ahall come
And fill the aooa with ita golden bam ;
Sooner or later -on half-poiaed wing
The blue bird's warble about me ring.
Ring and chirrap aad whistle with glee,
NothintT his music means to me .
None ef these beatiful things ahall know
How soundly their lover sleeps below.
Sooner or later far out in tbe nieht
The stars shall over'tue wing their flight ;
Booner or later my darkling dewa
Catek the white sparks in their silent oose.
Never a ray sbsll part the gloom.
That wraps me round in the kindly tomb ;
: Feaee ahall be perfect for lip and brow
Boenor or later oh, why not now T
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Old Master BrWa brought hia ferule down,
His face was angry and red ;
" Anthemy BJir, go sit yna there, '
Among the girls," he said.
So Aatheoy Blair, with a mortified air.
Aad his head bong down oa his breast.
meat right away and sat all day,
, JBy the girl' Who loved him best,
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BoaaiTie Btort or a Camadias
Bills. Cany yeaaa ago a yoong man
made hit appearance in Stratford, and
pent a Uw weeks at a tarern which
then existed to afford shelter to stage-
coach travelers.. Whence be came and
What (hit business was none could
guess. Directly i opposite tbe tavern
stood the email cottage end torgeor a
blacksmith named Folsom. He bad a
daortKer who was tbe beanty of tbe
Tillage, and it was ber fortune to cap
Urate the heart of the yonog stranger.
He told her bit lore, said be was from
Scotland, tb'be wat traeeliog incog. ,
. hp VlO-f" Jldence jaa her hit real
tame, claimlnsr be wat an heir to a
lareo fortaee. - fibe returned hie lore
and they were married. A tew weeke
thereafter tbe itranger told bit wife
that be must visit New Orleans he
did to. and tbe sroaaip of tbe town
made the wife unhappy by diaagreea.
hie bints and Jeer. In a few months
the husband returned, bat before a
- week bad elapsed he receired a large
budget of letters, and told hit wife be
bast at once ge to England, and most
ge alone. Be took: nit departure and
tbe gottipt had anotber -glorious op-
portntiiy te make a confiding woman
wretched. To all bnt herself it wat a
clear ease of desertion the wife be
came mother, and for two years lived
J in silence aad hope. At the end of
that time a letter waa received : by the
Straitor 4 beauty from her hatband,
directing her to get at once to Nei
York with her child, taking nothing
with her hat the clothes tbe wore, and
embark in a tblp for home in England.
On her arrival in New York tbe found
tbip splendidly famished, with every
eonveateace aad luxury for ber com
fort aad two servants ready to obey
very with the might express. The
skip duly arrired la England, and tbe
Stratford girl became tbe mistress of a
nperb mansion, and at the wife of a
baronet wat tainted by the aristocracy
, as , Lady Samuel Sterling. Oa tbe
death of tbe husband tbe Stratford boy
tacoeedtd to the title and wealth of
hie father, aad in tbe laat 'edition of
" Peerage and Baronetage" he it I po
kes of as tbe issue of " Mitt Folsom,
of Stratford, North America." Vtdett.
A correspondent wrote to a news
paper in behalf of "an aeed, indigent
aether,' and waa enraged in tbe morn
ing that hit appeal wat made to read
'to behalf of a "one-eyed indignant
toother."
Iron and Its Manufacture.
A. rery able addreM wai delivered nt
tit 'American iDstittste by" A.' ; W.
Humphreys, upon "Iron and ita Manu
facture in America."
Mr. Humphrey! tketcbed at length
the early methods employed ia work
insr iron, until be came down to the
eitabliibmea of the first known iron
work on tail continent, at Jamestown,
Virginia, 1615. The first well estab
lished forget "t Braintree, Mass.
From 1836 dales the employment of
anthracite coalynr smeltioa; iron in the
3 T-;-A Ctt. The uror!nclinn nf thia
v u, v. 1 T
description of mon reai hed, in 1869,
971.000 tons. V
In 184U not a rail was rolled io.tbe
United States
Skeel
was oniy made
at irreat cost by
thk
slow old-time pro-
eeas. Darid Hi
i is said to bave
been the first to u
In 1345; be was d
bitaminom coal
en to tje necevsi
by a strike amoog
ty of the experimen
hia workmen. He t
reby opened tbe
door to toe mannfi
tare of B50.000
tone of metal in 18691 Since 1840 tbe
blast bat been madelhotter, even to
1,000 or more degree This is done
by two methods ; one by a special
combustion chamber of iron pipes ;
anotber is by a heated brick-work
chamber. By tbe use of eellulur stoves,
etc., the blast can bo raised to 1,400
degrees. An unexplained advantage
of the heated blast is thus shown : If
tbe air supplied to a cocoas a labara
tory blow pipe be beated to tay 500
degrees, many substances previously
infusible to tbe ordinary blow-pipe
flame are readily melted. Tbe use of
the. hot blast bas enabled many ores to
be profitably smelted that were previ
ouslv worthless. Tbe inferiority of
iron sometimes made by tbe pot blast
bas been charged upon the heated air,
but that bas not been verified as a fact
The complete closing of the tope .of '.he
furnaces is a great improTemea,t with
the most of ores: where a flame is
visible at tbe tunnel bead, we may be
sure that there it tome waste. Tbe
combinations of improvements (re
viewer at lengm; eiuce ioiu resuna iu
the production Of 700 tons .per week,
at one furnace, in 18b0 more than
doable the quantity that all Great
Britain made ia 1740, by tbe use of
less tban a ton of coal to a ton of iron
Tbe total quantity of pig iron made in
the United States in 1809 bad a great
er value in this crude state, at average
prices, tban all tbe gold and silver
produced in tbe same period, by some
$5,000,000. Tbe rapid growth of Troy,
Pittsburg, Cleveland , t. Louis and
their suburbs indicates tbe profitable
result of the development of our vast
mineral resources. Tbe first rail was
rolled in 1843. Last jear 600,000 tons
were made more than hair In fennsyl
Tama, tbe rest in New York, Troy,
Rome, Syracuse, Elmira and Buffalo
Most of tbese were of superior quality
to those imported. Tbe supply of ore
is inexhaustible. With patient indus
try and energy we may finally achieve
the success, which as thorough Amen
cane, ao lets tban enthusiastic iron
masters, w aie working tor, and be
able to profitably supply net only the
heaviest demands of tbe home market,
but aim tbe reverse of our present
position, aod export instead of import
this really precious metal.
A bo tit Marrjlng too Young
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton say
" Girls do not reacb tueir maturity un
til 25, vec at !' tbey are witcs and
mothers all over tbe land, robbed of
all tte rights aod trredom of child
hood id marriage, cribid in growth
and development: tbe vital forces
needed to build wF'a vigorous and
healthy womanhood are sapped and
pervrrted from their legitimate cban
nelt in the premature trace of tepro
duction. When tbe body it overtaxed,
the snind looses Its tone and settles
down ia gloomy discontent that en
feebles tbe whole mortal being. Tbe
feeble another brings forth feeble toot,
the aad mother tboae with morbid ap
petites. Tbe constant demand of sum
ulants amoog men it tbe retuit or the
morbM conditions of their mothers
Healtby, happy, vigorous womanhood
would co more for the cause! of tern
peraoce tban any prohibitory or license
lawa possibly can. When woman, by
tbe observance of the laws of life and
health, it restored to ber normal con
ditioo, maternity will not be a period
of weakneat, " but of added power
With that high preparation of body
aad teal to which I have referred, men
and women of tonnd mind and body
drawn together by true sentiments of
affcv.S!i, uugc.t calculate with certain
ty on a happy borne, witn nealtby
children gathering round their fireside
To this end let girlhood be scarcely
devoted to education, to mental, moral
and physical growth, to aa high prepa
ration for personal independence and
ambition as boybood is to-day ; re
membering tbat girls, as well as boys,
were created primarily for their own
enjoyment, ana secoodarily to serve
each other; Reproduction in tbe nor
mal condition of woman will not be a
period of suffering, but of joy and
thanksgiving. One of tbe saddest fea
tures ef woman t present condition is
ber idea tbat she is cursed of heaven
in her motherhood ; that it is one of
nature's necessities that she should
suffer through the period of maternity.
It it because we ignorantly violate so
many laws of our being tbat it is so
to-day."
As Isax.Niots Doiiaa. Well, three
men suddenly rushed forward, deter
mined, as tbey swore with a dreadful
imprecation, to have tbe money or tbe
lives of the travelers.
' Spare our lives, take all I bave,
taid one, "bere it is," offering a band
ful of silver; "bet my eompamoo bas a
larger sum bid away in bts left boot.
"Traitor 1 " exclaimed the other,
while tbe highwaymen, with blackened
faces end cocked pistols proceeded to
take off bis boots.
''If you bave spoken false," shouted
one of the marauders," I'll give you
an ounce of lead for your pains.
"He's tpoken tbe trntb." responded
the searcher. "Here s a prizel a bun
dred pounds in Bank . of England
notes."
Securing tbe prise, the two travelers
were blindfolded, and bound to tbe
finger-post, while tbe horse was taken
out of the gig, and turned loose upon
the common. It was ao hour bvtore
tbey were released from their position,
during which period tbe ill-nsed victim
vented bis imprecations pretty loudly.
Upon reaching tbe next town, where
a deposition was made before the mag
istrate, tbe worthy Justice commented,
in rather a severe strain, upon the base
conduct of the wretch who 'could act
to treacherous a part.
'Hear my palliation," meekly said
tbe accused ,
. "Ob, stand down," responded the
man in authority.
'One word," continued tbe other,
my object ia tbe declaration I made
was not to screen myself at another's
expenie. " I" knew that my companion
had a hundred pounds hid in hit boot.
I bad twelve hundred pounds in my
waist-band. Had I been searched, tbat
sum must' bave been discovered. I
thought better to sacrifice tbe smaller
to the larger turn... I now return tbe
money I was tbe means of bis , being
deprived, of, and, ia future, I would
recommend him to be more prudent in
keeping bis own counsel."
A Faib Bit. Two wags, passing
oot cf town on the Galveston road,
says the Kansas Tribune, were struck
with tbe beau lie of Lawrence. -
"Whose place is that?' said one of
tbem.
"Tbat If tbe lordly residence of Major-Gee.
A. Reynolds. Cost $30,000."
"What ia his basisess?"
" "Indian Agent." ;
"What ia bis salary, and how long
baa he held bis office?"
"Two years, at $1,500 a year."
'Lord, wbat did tbe boneat fellow
do with tbe rest of bis salary ?'
"Started bis brother and two other
honest men in the newspaper business
to denonnce corruption."
Prince Salm-Salm was killed at tbe
storming of St, PriTet. He waa lead
ing hia battalion against tbe walls of
tbe fort wbeo.bia right upper arm waa
battered by a bullet. He raised tbe
word which bad fallen from bis band
with hie left, aod sped on. Anotber
bullet bit the same arm ; be eared not
for it, till a bullet bit bim fatally in
tbe body, " Haye we triumphed ?" be
asked a clergyman standing by 'bis
bedside. " Yes.'' " Then all it well!
Comfort my wife !" Those were tbe
last words that fell from bis lips.
' Tbe B affalc Exprem thinks that the
proepective struggle : between tbe
Schutso Brown party in Missouri and
the Administration of President Graut
it not in a very promising thape.
" Tbe fact ie," tays tbe Ezprr; " tbat
Senator Scburz and party are taga
cioas enoagb to see that there eaa be
practically no issue between them and
the Admtaistrauon, unless tbey make
complete eurreoder to the Democracy.
The Prewdrsot would never bare taken
issue with them if tbey bad carried oa
their extorts for enfranchisement in
Missouri inside the party. Tbe PreVt it
bimself committed to such a policy,
and bis difference with tbe Missouri
bolters was tbat they sought to disrupt
the party in order to carry their policy,
instead of seeking to control tbe poli
cy of the party by remaining with it.
Now that they bave carried their point,
tbey find tbat, so far as tbeir political
strength is concerned, tney navo
thrown away the meat and kept tbe
bone. The Administration cheerfully
acaoiesces in enfranchisement in Mis
souri, though it may not applaud tbe
the means whereby it waa secureu.
Tbe disaffected bave no strength ot
themselves and nothing to stand on
outside ot tbe Republican party, and
must naturally gravitate back to a po
sition of fealty in order to sustain
themselves and be supported in hold
ing on to what little tbe recent cam
naiirn in Missouri bas left tbem ia
possession of."
Fwi HobsS9 fob OBfooit. Tbe
Chico (Cal.) Enterprise, of Dec. 30lb,
says :
Our attention was called to some
fine atock which bad arrived on Wed
nesday evening at Weed & Waste's
liverr stable, consisting of four fine
Norman horses and mares brought
from Marysvilla, Ohio, by W. C. Mjer,
of Ashland Mills, Oragon. His fine
Norman stallion. imDorted front Havre,
France, last August, waa selected as
bis choice from amooe; sevnteta im
sorted Norman stallions he bad looked
at in Illinois ana unto, ana oe r con
sidered by tbe most competent
judges as among the very fioest speci
mens ot tots celcoratea biock si Dorses,
also, a full-blooded Norman mare
from Sanclair. which has for three
successive Tears taken tbe first pre mi
urn at tbe Ohio State Fair, aad ber
colts bave taken premiums at all tbe
fairs tbey bare been exhibited. It is
aid by well informed borte sws, teat
there are but three full blood snares of
tbis stock in the United States, and
this is one of tbem. He also purchas
ed two three-quarters Normal mares
one from J. R. Boerger, and one
from J. Leonard which are pronounc
ed tbe best specimens of tbis atock in
tbe country. These are with foal, by
Imported Clydesdales, and tbe firet, by
Norman Prince Albert. We bave
known Mr. Myer for many years, and
he bas made fine stock a speciality.
Tbe present enterprise will east bins in
tbe neighborhood of $8,OG6.
A Rkoimint or Amazo9j The I.00-
don Daily Neica expresses tbe belief
tbat tbe female citizen of Far is are
apparently weary of the monotony ef
a besieged existence. They are so b at
ing in a body called "AmazoDS of tbe
Seine." Tbeir costume will coaeisi ef
a pair of black trousers, with M or
ange colored stripe, a blouse or wool
en stuu, with a cap, and a black acoi
with an orange band, together witb a
cartridge box fastening to a sbaalder
belt. Only women of unexceptiona
ble character will be permitted to join
tbis accompanied by- busbaod, father
or brother, but to bring with tbem a
certificate from tbe Commisaary ef
Police, attesting tbeir character, posi
tion, etc. Tbe o Ulcers will all be la
dies, mostly wives and daughters of
officers of tbe army, or at any rate
possessing some knowledge of military
affairs. A special patriotic and most
spirit stirring song bas been composed
for tbe corps entitled "Tbe Marseillaise
of tbe Amazons of tbe Seine." Iu
addition to tending the wounded tbey
are expected to defend tbe ramparts
and barricades jointly with the sta
tionary National Guard, and to "ren
der the combatants, in wbese ranks
tbey would be distributed by compa
nies, all such domestic and fraternal
services as are compatible with mortal
order and military discipline."
Th Tbbms of CoaPBomsa. Tbe
Herald of Dec. 15th, says s Tbe Ori
flamme, which waa to bare sailed last
Thursday, was delayed until Monday
The purpose of tbis was to enable Mr
nowaday to perfect negotiations which
were then pending with tbe leading
capitalists of tbe old West side Com
pany. Tbis was effected. Tbe ar
rangement made between tbe high con
tracting parties, as we learn it, is to
the efl'ert that Holladay pays all tbe
outstanding debts of the old company,
and asjumes all its assets, together
with all those valuable blocks of land
ia the northern part of the city, now
in the name of S. Q. Reed. Thus it
would seem tbat Mr. Holladay bas
made a very good bargain, as those
blocks alone in tbe northern part of
tbe city are to-day worth more tban
tbe outstanding liabilities. Besides
tbis, be gets the road bed, already se
cored, and tbe grading already done
for abont twenty miles.
A queer family of predatory people
are encamped at Cook s Urove, in
Huntington, Mass., and are objects of
much curiosity. Tbe men bave 1
singular breed of dogs which tbey sell
and tbe women sit silently before tents
daring tbe moonlight evenings and
only speak to tell your fortune if yon
desire it. They are unlike regular
English gipsies tbeir faces are fairer
tut tbe same cratt is In tbeir dealings,
and villagers look to their bolts and
bars well nightly. Tbey claim to bave
come from Spain, and to be of "pure
blood," tut nothing seems to show it
unless it be tbeir dogs.
I New Lioht II0C8B. A new light
bouse bas been erected on Cape Blanco
on the Uregoo coast. . Tbe tower is
tfty feet high the dome of tbe lantern
being red, tbe other parts white a
ie about ZOO yards from tbe western
extremity of the Cape. Tbe light is
elevated 258 feet above tbe main level
of tbe sea, illuminating an area of 140
degrees of the horizon, and can be seen
in an ordinary atmosphere, from the
deck of a ship fifteen feet above tbe
water, at a distance of nealrly twenty
four nautical miles. Herald.
A Texas octogenarian says, from
first to last he bas received from tbe
accidental discbarges of guns and pis
tols into bis body one hundred and
seventj-five shots ; has both legs, col
larbone and seven ribs broken, and hi
skull cracked ; is the father of twenty
children ; raised this year, with bi
own hands, eleven hundred bead of
cabbage, . four thousand large beets
besides other " crops, and can now
run a pretty good quarter-race.
An exchange , girea tbe information
that in tbe United States just no
there are twenty-seven young women
atndying theology, with a view to be
coming preachers; nineteen are lludj
tdg law, and sixty-seven are studying
medicine. Tfiese are hardly accurate.
Over half tbe number of women given
are studying medicioe at tbe three
medical colleges o,ien to tbem in New
York besides others at tbe colleges in
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago and
Cincinnati.
A foot-race took place November
25th between Lieutensnti Tucker and
Strigbt, of ber Majesty's ship Scylla,
for $200 a side,, from Victoria to
Egqnimalt, a distance of about tbree
miles. Strigbt allowed Tucker a start
of one quarter of a mile. Tbe race
was won by Stright after a close con
test. Time, 20 min. 54 sec.
It is estimated that at one fourth
ounce to each letter, tbe weight of just
50,000 letters in . tbat balloon from
Metz, captured at Neufchatel, would
be 781 pounds avoirdupois, wherefore
the story is discredited.
The first shot of war was fired by,
and tbe first death was died by, a
Frenchman. .
Commissioner Wells gives tbe amount
paid for spirituous liquors at retail at
$483,481,865 yearly.
Tbe German seat of government In
Alsatia was moved to Strasbourg on
tbe Gib of October. 1
'A grand European Journalist Con
gress will be held in the city of Frank
fort, in Germany, next year.
Miscellaneous.
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MBSSR8 .
PEEL AN & C0LLENDEE,
Th well-known Billiard TWte Mannfsetunrs 01
New York, have established at
i Ml Market at., gaa Franc lac.
Aa ateoslro branch of their business, where
-ther propose to keep constantly en hand tbe
TABGKST and meat complete assortment ot
Billiard Tables, Clothe Cue, etc.,
ON TUI8 COAST.
TBI TABLES are or the latest styles and site
reeealty adopted In the Eastern States ; are man
vfactare-'l In the ben possible manner, and fur
nl.he with VHII.AN'8 LATIST IMPROVED
CUWION8.
. THE NEW COMPOSITION fclLMAItD BALL,
?narte ay (he Hvatt Manufacturing Co, of Albany,
(. T the bestSBbstltute fv Ivory yt discovered.
Tcr ete only by v. price 12 per set.
! All anods sold will be of the best quality, and
the prices fully as loir as any other house in the
btuiaear Parties visiting- thejclty are Invited
Co viU our wart-mams and Intpert our stoak.
GEO. P. PHEI AN, Ml Market st.
; H. II. The public are notified that no oiher
putties on the Pacific Coast have the rirht to sell
Phelana' Uuth'.ons" nov 1 Ham-In
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
An Infallible blood syxmignzsa. possess 1
lag rare tonic and ircawixE properties
a certain cure fot amEcssATiaai. coirr,
NEcaiALGiA. and all kindred Diseases.
It completely restores the system when Im
paired by disease, revives the action of the
Vidxevs aa cEinTAL owcANS. radi
cally cures acatorvjua. aair Et,-sa,
and all rairrive mmt cirrajnous Die.
cases, gives immediate and permanent relief
in DYSPEPSIA. ERYSIPELAS. TumOTS,
Xloile, Bcald Bead, Ulcere and Bores; eradi
cates from the system all traces of Mercurial
Disease.
It ia rtaELT vegetable, being made
from aa herb found lndiRenoua in CaiisWa
It ia therefore peculiarly suitable fey nae by
females and Children, aa a "' "ai
tFlSUt ma BEftO-VATOa.
Tor Sal by all Druggists.
HEtetttaTQU., HOSTSTTCa 4 CO.
XGKNT8,
28 and 531 Market Street,
Ban Franoisco.
Nov. 8 dawin 1y
6000 PASTURE NEAR TOWN
mHR UNDERSIGNED OFFER GOOD PASTUR
J sge on three hundred acres of good bottom
lanoce mile from tuwn, on which no stock has
been run nlntt.
Inauire of either of ns, or ef Tompkins,
Dnrbia's Livery stable. Tertns cah In advenes
U. !! ritl.MILB
WM. CHAT
falem. May Se.xtf
THE BISHOP SCOTT GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
A BOARDING AND DAT ?CHOOl FOR BOY,
under the direction of the RIGHT REV. B
W1STAR MORRIS, D. D., at comer Eighteenth
and C rt Portlnnd.
PROF. C. II. ALLKN, (late Principal of the 8tau
Normal cchooi. Platuville, Wisconsin,) Head
Muter.
The BT. JOHN OJENBERO, (of Trinity Collee.
Cambridge, England,) lnelructor In Ancient aad
IdrHlern Languages.
The First Term of the School will open on Tucs
day, eep'etnber 6th.
tor admission appl? to BISHOP MORtTf,
auMra Portland.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
LARGE STOCK JUST RKCEIVKD
Direct from tbe East.
BLANK BOOKS, new at y lea,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
MUSIC BOOKS "t all kinds
Fresh lot of SOVKLS,
CIIROraO LITIIOOIEAPIIS
MORTON'S GOLD PEJUS.
We sin call attention to our large stock
WALL PAPER.
YKATON BOOH,
Commertlal stress, SaJeu.
April IT.
Cleaning and Repairing
L.. I1AIXES,
Stewart' Block, Salem,
! Under the Etatisiu office.
' Clothing cleaned and repaired lo best manner
and at the mcst rennnable rates.
Baleni.Nov. S, 1S7U. tf
For Invalids.
s
TJOAR OF L.KMOSI,
makes a
Deltcioma Lemodidt. At
COX fc KAH.II ART'S.
' Sec. 10. tf
Araniiraculas.
THIS wonderful medl'lne is advertise ry DR!
8. t, SMITH; it hrars many testimonial!
proncnnclns: lis eftke'v In Kheumalltm, Nen'al
gia. Gout and Scrofu' and Is rectlving flaterlng
notices from the nretfs. based upon the state
ments nf relieved pnlient.
Kol sale t-y all Druggists and Dealers In Medl
cine. KU. P. WMBAS,
Oct. J4.187'-9is- -' Tra;io -
Millinery and Dry Goods.
MRS. rVSOXLEY,
Millinery, Dress Trimmings,
FANCY GOODS,
The ladies are informed that MRS. MOXLET
has received and can furnish tbem with
Latest Fall Styles
Wlnter Groodjs.
And she Invites their attention to her stock
with confidence that she can plrase who desire
to purchase choicest goods of the latest styles at
a reasonable price.
Oct. 10th, 1870. s
SINGER'S
SEWING MACHINES
Mrs. Vroom
Now has the Agency for these popular Machines,
and keeps a variety of them conslsntly on hand.
The Increasing popularity of the BINOfR MA
CHINES proves their excellence, and the ladies
are invited to call and examine tbem.
Dress Making
Is also carried on at this Establishment,
as heretofore,
Which Is constantly In receipt of the
latest Styles and Catalogues of
Fashions and Patterns,
DiRECT FROM NEW YORK,
Not. (Mv1n
CITY MARKET,
Stale (Street,
Kelt 4oer U the Hew Terk Bakery.
ma 1 wl ka a rail sapply ef
MEATS Of ALL KINDS,
' Ai f the bast Qntllty,
at tuis eosTrsursT nmo.
Aad lovtteaja share of the pablic patronage.
jotm aaiiTu.
Salem, October tMh, 1S70.
t-Ul ,i y war
v, !,:
Boots and Bboes.
Capital Soot and Shoe Store.
STAICER & BIER,
fKeep constantly on hand
A GOOD STOCK OF
California and Eastern
Boots cfe Shoos.
ALSO
Manufacture to Order
Men's Boots & Shoes.
We have the beat of facilities to lurn out
IV 0. 1 WORK
Not surnamed In the State,
in the Market will be used.
Only the best Stock
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
1 Dnor South of Candy JW Aonfcto
epl2:xs ty, ConmcrcUl street
1ST. H A. A. S,
Stats Street, Salem, Oresrsm,
Fashionable Boot - Maker,
. DEALER IN
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS.
1 he Highest Price In Cash Paid
37 TJ
13,
flalrm.Nov. S, 1870.-iwtf
SALEM
Boot & Shoe Store
Three Doors from Orepnn ChihIv Usnuiw-
loiy on Comuiervial street.
tj. 33. KTICEEOLS I
HAS JUST OPENED A
Fixl! Fall Stock,
Of all Articles in his Line.
And bas a Fine assortment for
Gents, Ladies & Children's near,
J -at el v pnrchaaed in San Francisco,
For Sale on Most Reaonable Terms.
ALSO
Boots Made to Order
IN EVERY STYLE, '
aao
Repairing Done at Snort K 01 lee.
Nov. 1-t-dlf
THE CALIFORNIA
POWDER WORKS,
314 CALIFORNIA ST.,
San Francisco,
MANUFACTURE
AKDriAYE COXSTAXTLYi OX
11AXD
Sporting.
Mining.
and Blasting
PO"WDEE
OF SVrEMOR QUALITY. FRESH FltOJtS
THE MILLS.
It being constantly received and transported
Into the Interior, is delivered to the consume!
within a few days of the time of lis manufacture,
and ia inl very w.y superior to any other powder
in the market.
We Lave been awardedsuecetslvelj
THREE GOLD MEDALS
By Vut MECUASIOT IKSTITVTE ami
the STATE A GR1CVL TCRAL SOClEl l for
the superiority of oar products over all others.
We also call attention to oar .
HERCULES POWDER
which comblt.es all the force of other strong em
jirmee now in uf and the lifting forci of the
BEST BLASZ1XG POWDER, tku making
tt rantly anperior to any oiher comjmnxi note I
in use
A circular containing a full description ef ikla
powder cao be obtained on application Ie oar
office, or of any ot our agents.
JOHN r. LOHIE, .
Seorctary.
Kov. 9-wom
Pork Wanted.
T WI'-I- PT FOR PORK DELIVERED AT
1 my f ork House, In Salem : For 15V ponmt
hugs and upwards live cents per pound ; for 1 T5
and upwards, fX cents per pound ; for it) and
upwards stx cents per pound. Hogs must banc
over night on the gr Hows. Tbe tongues roust aUx I
be taken out, as that cuts the arteries and free I
the shoulders of blood Thick hogs must be split I
In tbe backbone, tn the thick part ol the shoul
der only (say twelve Inches long , and spread
open with stick, say eltthteen liiche Ip length.
All hogs must be spreau open, with a stick In the
bellies. In loading, lay with back op and keep
dry. For hogs delivered alive I will pay a and
A cents pr pound per hundred, divlalng on too,
and slaughtered tree or expense
NovlSdlwtf THOMAS CR S3
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware.
ANDERSON & BROWN
STOVES,
TIX PLATE. B11KET ISO?, COPPER
Z1SC, BRASS, lc, BLOCK TIX,
Force and Lift Pumps,!
S3
manufacturers op
TIX.SHEET-IROX & COPPER-WAR!
Repairing
In all its branches done to order, at tbe old
stand of B. Strang,
Union Block Commercial st. Salem.
Salem, June 1,1670. tf
L. S. SCOTT,
Formerly of the
Tost Office Store,
Has removed to State Street, next door to Q
W. Gray, where ha ia opening a complete stock
ol
Groceries
Tobacco." .
. Cigars
Crockery.
Glassware &
Stoneware.
For sale cheap for cash or produce.
, A. L. FRANCIS
YTT ILL receive scholars forlastrcUoa la Ike 1
I f Bcuoce or Music OS its
Guitar, Piano, Violin, Etc I
Aad will end avor to ctve poi.lls a I
kajwledsa o-' the Science and the art ( parlor
tar Music taste'uliy.
Instructions In thoroarh Baas if desired,
omce In Griswola's Block.
Salem. Sen t.lblU. tf
General Merchandise.
Firwt Arrival
BY
O. .to C RAILROAD.
BREYMAN BROS.
Have Just received ao
I3I3IEKSE HTOCK
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Which they offer to the
CITIZENS OF SALEM & YICIMTY
At rates that
DEFY COMPETITION
Tfe call particular attention to our large stock ol
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
FANCY GUOPI,
CLOTHIKO,
OKaiTS' FURBISHING GOODS
BOOTS AKD SHQKS,
HATS AMD CAPS,
OHUCERIKI,
CROCKERY.
AAD IN FACT
AIL MERCHANDISE SUITABLE
To Tlilts Market.
We also Invite esiwcial attention to our stock
Carncts,liattln7, Oil C loths, Win
dow Shades, Etc
. TXAVIKG had many Team experience of tuisl
11 r , 10 eak-fn, we flMlrr ouraelves thet
In.- gv4, e u)W t.ller.w!iich have been selecte.1
wltl nrt care and bought to the best silvan
tjre, sill be adopted In evt-rj particular to the
wattle nt our eurouers.
We aoprceiaie tlte patronage heretofore en
invetl and isuaa to merit IU continuance In the
future.
eiL Ir.lSTD. 3
FIRST DIFECT IMPORTATION
To Hal em.
GRAND OPEN INC
or
F. Levy's New Store
C4IKBKR OP IIOURKS' BLOCK,
I take pleasure in informing my
many mends and tbe public gener
nlly tbat I bave opened tbe above store
iritis the finest stock ot (roods ever
sea ia tbis market.
I woeld especial!,- call tbe attention
of LADIKS to mr
IVew Line of Dress Goods
SILKS, POPLTXS, all wool,
SATIS STUIPES, etc.,
FINE FRENCH BROCUE
AND LACE SHAWLS
BROADCLOTH SILK CLOAKS
EMBROIDERIES,
PARAhOLS,
LADIES' HATS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
And a general assortment of Foreign
ad Domestic Goods. Also, a splen
did and complete assortment of LA
TEST STYLES of
GEXTLEMEXS' CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goads.
All at Prices not to be Com
lifted with bv any one ou
this Coat,
As I (ret mv Goods direct from Europ
and tbe East, and receive Iresb suppiie
every month.
F. LEVT,
Moorea' old stand, Commercial
street.
Salem, Jnne IG. xz
V. .1. 3IONIIOE
balciu, Oregon,
DEALER IN
California, Vermont
AND
Itnlinn 3rnrll'is,
010li.lt(S M011 II lllClltM.
Head and Foot Stones,
ALSO
Mantle and Marble Furniture.
Salem IK-c- 6th, 1S70. Iyr:dow
AGENTS WANTED
In all parts of the United States,
to ux
I.. V. DeFortat at Co's
ALUMINUM GOLD JEWELRY
Agents are making $200 to W per week sell
ing the Aluminum Jewelry. The test Imitation
of gnid ever introduced. It has the exact color,
which tt always letains, and stands the test of
the strongest acids. No tine can tell It from gold
only by weight the Aluminum Gold being 1 Id
lighter. L. V, PsFimibT A Co. are selling their
gnodt, for one-tenth the price gold jewelry Is sola
for, and oa most liberal terms to agents one-
f.turlh cah, balance in 80, 60 and f u days- We
send persons who with to act as agents a full and
complete afftortmer t of goods, consisting of Seals,
Ilracelets, Lockets, Ladies' and Gent's Caalns,
Fins, Kings, Sleeve Buttons, Brails, Ac, for $ltt)
(i5 to he paid when the goods are received,
the other $7j In 3n, AO and 90 days Parties
wishing to order goods and act as agents will
address A.. V. IKKORhsT,
Nov 24-dt3m 411 and ! Broadway, N. T.
Groceries, etc.
13. X-,. COItNEU,
Commercial Street bal.m.
DGAUit IN
GROCEH1EI,
. pRuviaions,
FEED ETC.
Keeps a 'fall stock of Groceries constantly on
hand.
AL O.
DCVOC'IOIL. .
GLOTHK9 WRIXGEHI
IAL.T Or TAHIOV KISOS,
RAIL.,
CORUAOK,
TABLE AID POCKET CUTLERY,
And other artk;les too namerous to mention. AI I
for sal. cheap for cash or marketable produce.
A Choice L,ot of
Tobacco Cigars
, ALWAYS ON HAND.
1 9 Goods delivered, to all parts of the city
free of charge. seplx:xa
FARRAR BROTHERS
T TBB
JPoHt-Oillce Store !
Have just received a NEW STOCK of
GROCERIES,
Crockery,
Glassware,
liucnaVista Stoneware
Plated and Tableware
fine.. '
ETC.,
Tf- Goods delivered
parwT shty- -
free of eharga to any
, jaiy
paauaa a iwrmaoa,
- .. i FertUoa.
a. . aorxL,
rattan's teek,t!aleas.
O. W. ROYAL,
Real EstateArjent.
City Property aad farms for ami. 11 oases ts
net aa 1 reals cetavcted.
lldtf
Keal fcstatr, etc
STITZEL, fc UPTON.
REAL ESTATE
BEOK IBS AMD GEBEB AlAGEKTS
Ceraer
f Front and
tarn fe treats.
Wasixlais;-
P0RTLAND,
OREGON.
Ceneral Land Agency.
Will attend to tba pnrckaaw aaa sals el Seal
Estate Id all part oi Urtgt-B.
BRANCH OFFICES AT
Salem, J. J. Murphy, Agent.
McMinnville,. ....... .William Dawaen, ,,
Albany J. C. Mendenhall,
Eugene City, E. L. Applegate,
Tbe Real Entoiie Journal pobllsb by a-
a fort laud alii be sent frsa U chars to an; ad
dress, by making application to our omce.
The Salem office bas the advantage ef the rrln-
clptl Agency at Portland wlch Is thoroughly es
tablished, and so well furnttihed for giving Infer-
matiod upon real entile that it affords the most
complete facilities lor all persona harms; bail
uess in uurline.
r You Incur no expenses In placing your
property on sale ttttlt u. i nleM h s.te is maite.
J. 4. attHrui, Age&k
May, 6th, x:tf.
UKAL ESTATE.
For Descriptive Lists ef Town 'Property,
Farms, etc. In Oreoun, seas for a copy of the
Real OUnU GitmttU to Hl'siKL ak. VKK-
HY Portlassd, or to HAHHER,
TaHHY A(emla, Dalcas. aeplS-.xs
DLT'ox Sale.
IKS Acres Valwabl. Land.
US Acrca of It Timber.;
100 Acres Prairie.
60 Acres Under Coed Cultivation,
ON THE
WILLAMETTE BOTTOM,
3 - MILKS ABOVE SALEM.
Apply to Mrs. Ma --y Tnwnsend, In Salem, or to
W. A Townsend on the premises.
There Is no Belter Land In Oregon.
Bepl8:xs
House and L.ot
for Bale on Plty 11111. oppo Ite the residence
of It. K House, brown color, story aod a
half high, good I table atid other eut-houses.
Inquire of II. LrEBlLlAUskM.
baiem, Oct. in, TO.
tM. (i. GltAY,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
STATE 8TIIKKT,
At the old stand,
OFFERS FOR BALE
Saddles. Bridles, Harness,
WHIPS,
SANTA CRUZ & OREGON LEATHER
Of the bt Quality.
All work tn mr line done at abort notice and In
tbe best manner.
Repairing niatly done.
1 'l-omiii ltx
. f.l.llo
Constantly on Band.
Salem. Kov. 4, l!7i. dwtf
FII?WX PREMIUM
AW ARDKD, TO
WELCH'S
Rotary Washing Machine,
Over all other machines.
At the Illinois Slat. Kalr of 1869,
aad Oregon State Fair of 1810.
lric?o - - - MO.
Give It a trial. The money will be refunded If
It ds not do all that U cl.io.d for it. If th:
directions are followed. We are klodly permit
ted by some of th- ladiea of Sa'em, who have
te'ted It, to use the following names Kir reference
aa lo Us working to their entire satisfaction :
Mrs. J. H. t-m.th,
Mrs. J. C. Biuwii,
Mrs. K. Paddock,
Mrs. Homer fmlih,
Mrs. O. U. 8heli"on,
Mrs L llentley,
Mrs 8 M Jones,
Mrs 8 Kickl n,
Mrs Chas Calvtrt,
Mrs II !tranft,
Mrs t B Inlow,
Halrm, Nov. S, 1ST0.
Mrs. J. f MiUer,
Mrs. ltan'l Stranr,
Mrs. e. A. Clarke,
Mrs. M. C. Cllne, ,
Mrs. A. Stanton,
Mrs D A vthltiiry
Mrs K M,KIt;f J
Mrs D P Terrell,
Mrs C Adams,
Mrs a C Smith,
Mrs John J McFarlaud
xitn
Call and Settle.
B. k M. HIR.OCII are arxioos to settle
up their books and all persons knowicg
J.
theiosi'lvcs indebted to us are rcotested to call
immediately at our office, at the iore of Her
man A Hirsch. and make settlement by cash If
postlble, or 11 net by note.
Sept. 12, lsu. a xs
COOPERS WANTED.
Tbree or four good Coopers wanted
None but tbe best need apply.
THUS, cnoss.
Apply to TJzafoTage Wright.
Salemf July 23.
ADAMS & WILSON.
scocwosa to cuaaua aDjjfe
rtit.is im,
Groceries' and Pi-o visions,
CTATK 8TREBT. 8 A LRU.
Next i'loi to Gill's Book store.
GLASS AXD QUEKXSttARK.
V Beautiful lot offered at reduced prices.
MilfFeed.
OATS WHEAT OATMEAL
Baconlcs, BaconTSidcs.
Fresh Lard,.
Butler. EifK- Etc.
Tty Goods delivered to all parts of the city
free of charge.
Uzafovage & Wright,
Wholesale and.Retatl Dealersjla
GROCERIES,
Ooiit'eetloriory,
ECIGAKS, TOBACCO, PIPES,
OrockeryaSt G lassware
TOTS, NOTIONS,
liHlvor-Platol Ware,
.He, lc, Be
Valoa Black, Coaaaaerl St., Saleaa.
Goods detlvered to any part of the eUj Free
of charia. Jan. 1
a UlATOTAOE J. O. EiGHT
jESBrrrs meat mauket,
Oa Coamerdal Street, opposite the Cnlsnurt
Osaea. I
Bere caa atwaws be round
The Best of Fresh Meati,
Care tally prepare 1 for market, A-H kept la sr.
ary variety, sir. nasoiit wiu always nave
t
Snraar Cared Hants and
Dried Meats,
Constantly ea kand, S aa 6 tt
Uelmbolfl'i Ixtract Bucko.
TO PHYSICIANS
Mxw'fl tl.Aaput 10tb,1868.
Allow me to o a aUention to my PREFAB A
TION OF COMPOUND EXTBACT BCCHO. The
ccmponent parts are BUCHTJ, Loco Laar,
CCBF.BS, JUMPER BERRIKK
Mods or Faariuirioii. Buchn, in var.ao. Ju
niper Berries, by distlllallan, to form a One gin.
Cnbebs eitrscUd by displacement with spirits
obtained from Juniper Berries ; very little sugar
Is nsed, sod a small proportion of spirit makes It
more palatable thso any new In ose.
Bu4ia, as prepared by Dragftsts, Is of a dark
color. It is a plant that emi s ,iu irarrance ;
the aetk.n of a flame destroys this (Us sctlr
principle), lravlc( a dark and (lu'inoo decoc
tion. Mine Is the color oflnrredlenU. The Bu-
eliu In my prtparatioa predominates ; the small
est quantity of the other ingredients are added,
to prevent fr ra entatioD ; upon ktpection It will
be found not to be a Tinctare, as made la Phar
macopeia, nor la It a I yrup and therefore can
be uad In cases where fever or uflamatloQ ex
ists. In this, yon have the knowledge of the In
gredients and the mode of preparation.
H oping that yoa will favor It wllh a trial, and
that upon Inspection It will awet with year ap
probation,
With a leellng of confidence.
I am, very respectfully.
II. T. BELMBOLD,
. Chemlvts and Drnrsists of It Tears' Experience
Prom tbe largrst Manufacturing Chemlt t In
the World.
Kovmtsaa-4. ISM.
"I am arqutlcttd with Mr. H. T. Htimbold
he occupied the Drug Stora opposite my resi
dence, and wat tnccetsful In conduction the basi
sess where others had not been equally to before
him. I have been favorably Impressed with bit
character and enterprise."
WILLIAM WEIGHTXAN,
Firm of Powers A Welghtman, Manufactur
ing Chemists, Klnth sod Browa Streets,
Philadelphia.
Helmbolo's ELrts Ixnucr Bccbu, for weak
ness arising from indiscretion. The exhausted
powers of Nature which are Accompanied by so
many alarming symptoms, among which wlH be
found. Indisposition to Exertion, Lota of Memory,
Wakefulness. Horror of disease, or Forebodings
oi Evil; In fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostra
tion, and inability to enter Into the enjoyments of
society.
The constitation, once alecteJ with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and Invigorate the system, which
ilEL.MBOLD'8 EXTBACT BUCHU Invariably
does. If no treatment la submitted to Consump.
tlon or Insanity ensues.
HtLaaoui's Funo Extract or Btrcno, lo af
fections peculiar to females. Is unequalled by
any other preparation, as In Chlorosis, or Bcteo
tion. Painfullness, Suppression of Customary
Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scbirrua State of the
Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex,
or the decline or change of life.
Hxlmbold's Fixis Pxraacr Bucuu and la;
raovtn Bcea Wash will radically exterminate
from the system disaarea arising from babiti of
dissipation, at little expense, little or no change
in diet, no Inconvenience or exposure; complete
ly superseding those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Copaiva aod Mercury, in all these dis
eases. Use Hejibvld's Ilvid Extuct Bocae In all
diseases of these organs, whether existing la
male or female, from whatever cause originating,
and no matter of how longstanding. It Is pleas
ant in taste and odor "immediate" la actloa, aad
more strengthening than any of the preprrs
tions of Bark or Iron.
Those persons suffering from broken down or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy at
once.
The reader matt be aware that however slight
may be the attack ef the above diseases, It Is cer
tain to affect the bodily health ani mental pow
ers. All the above diseases require the aid ef a Diu
retic HELM HOLD'S EXTBACT BCCHO is the
great Diuretic
fold by Druggists everywhere. Pxtci 15S
per or six bottles for to-fiO. Delivered to
any sddrras. Describe symptoms la all comma.
alcaUons.
Send to. H. T-.BELMBOLD, DrugandCheml-
e si Warebouse, CMBroadway, ft. T.
NOND 0 NUINI UNLESS DOE CP IK
. i - .-.!- h fac-sitn i
my Chemical Warehouse, 'and signed.
wAJly H. THELMBOLD.
Admin
iriva Ih.,
NOTICK It hrebtiniy twtp ""L""- M
an order of the l. l-robau Wrl"
.nnty, Oref-oa, sltilns li V, I .h.'ll ,f",b
7thd.yof Nov.,A.K., lcoart uJJT
sll at pablic aactloa, at Uiojt,h2J w
Salrm, la said county, to 'h-..,i, , jr, ,Dr
etsh In hand sold eoia on Saiakai'L !',
day of Daoember. A. D-, UivO, at thXT ' 1
o'clock A. M.oi saidoay, lac loHowtna r "y L
real propert", the same b.tog of the .Wfi of
Pelatlah Uhappel, late of said eoeety, deceased I
The Booth West ot the North East H one) the
South X ot the North West h ot the North Ea t
X of sretion it, all lo township Sooth of
Bang Three West, containing lfie acres of lead,
according to the Government Harvey, said land
being anuattd ia Marlon county, Oregon. - -
If. L. MoNART, Administrator,
Salem. Oregon, Nor. 8, 1S7u. dlwlw
SHOO FtiY t
I Ihl -ik I hear the bay boras eoogh,-
If he ain't cured twi:t take him off,
I'll buy some "H. U. M.H this day
And give it t my toor old Bay.
1 frel, I feel, I f. el,
that's what the old horse said,
I istemper working Ita war toniagh '
11 1 head.
Caoacs - boo I 'ly, don't bother me,
Flioo I Ily, don't b-her aoe
f boo f I ly. dtm't bother ma,
I'm using "U. Jl. U." you see.
I reel, 1 tee', I feel,
I reel like the sun at noon,
lie "II. li. li." you ga,s la me
Has cured me up so soon.
I feel, I feel, I leel.
1 leel like a gay old stvwt.
No spratas-or spavins bother sae,
fo wind galls 1 report.
Cbobcs Sboo I Hy, Ac
T tMnlr T Kr tha Vkelree nr.
My laateal Horae got feartene day -v t
tie sprained bla lln-bs aod spavlna caave -
And oiad. my troUer very lame.
1 feel. I'feel, I feet- JJ.
Thai's what the trotter said
I must bave "H. U. H." thU day.
for 1 am almost dead.
Caoaos Shoo I Ely, Ac . '
It cares ail strains and hrahtea ora.T?
o weakened jolota we weed deplor. ti -
To colics aod cramp- It shuts the door
This "H. II. H.," ot WUllams A Moore.
I leel, I feel, I feel .
That's what the Jockey said
A sick horse needs some "II. H. H.M
And good straw for his bed.
Cnoaos Shoo I Ply, Ac
FOB. CM 10 OR CBAVTS tt Is tnotaaUneooa.
To two table spoon fulls of the H. H. ti. add oae
pint of water and drench the horse, and repeat
In argent cases, for man, woman or child,
given la dose from S to 10 drops dilated la
water, whl rellevs colle almost loataataneoaeljr.
!. l. T.' Drucg ists, do try It.)
THE BEJT MKblCINB In the market. For
sale by all Druggists and Dealers la Medicine.
HODOK, CALKP di CO., Airomta.
wiaySIa Portland, Oreaoa.
Bags and agging.
We bar on hand aid arc receiving from
Messrs. Gi'roy Bros. A Co.. Dundee, a evottaut
supply of their superior goods :
Hand Mwti Bmrlap Wheat mm
Oat Hatclta.
40 Inelt bnrlapo ef various Walfota
Will be sold at the lowert market rates bv
sxm McCRAKEN, MKKalLl A CO.
IPiadding Hiver
SAW-MILL.
tX Miles , Iheast of Salem, between Bewail
Praine and Lake Labiah.
WE CAW rTRmiH THE BtXBT
kind of LL"MBR, sod will sell on reaaoo
ahla terms- We have an excellent plaeer, aad
can lurnlsh DRESS tJ) lXMBLB ef every d
sc.'lption. Good LATHE made U order.
DEH.NI A TAEPLET.
April, 11S70. . .
THE NEW rOOU,
For a few cents you can buj
f. your Grocer or Druggist i
package of SEA MOSS FARIXE,
made from purer Irish floss, ox
Carrageen, -which "will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Hange,
and a liko quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams,' Char
lotte Russe, &c It is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the -world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
A Glorious Change-! !
THE GREAT WOULD-a TOXIC.
.i .antation Bitters. ,
This trondcrfnl vegotrtbte
restorative Is the Khcet-ait-chor
of the feeble and debili
tated. As a tonic and cordial
for the aged and languid, ft
has no equal anions' Atom
achics. As a remedy for (he
aervons weakneu to which
women are especially sub
ject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all CU
mates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, It acts as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
urength and breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
Nov.iS-wly f
$3 WATCH I 3 WATCH!
THE GREAT SCR0PEAH
ALUMiNUNlYoLDYATCH CO.
HATB APiOIJTTED
L. V. DeForest & Co.,
JEWELERS, '
40 and 42 Broadway, N.Y.y
SObK AGKSTI far tha 17. S.
Aad hava aathorla4 ttwni to svtl Utelr (raat
Koatxa Auaixa Got Wivaasa tot T.aaa
Iolliia, and to warrant sack aad every ao ts
kerp correct time for on year. This Watch w
Soaraoive to b tba beat and etwapeet tteaw
keeiier that la bow In e la any part of the g loka.
The worts are an doub'e caaes, Ladlrt' and Ural's
site, tod' are beratlfullf rbaaed. The eases ars
nude of the metal now ra widely kuoent la K.
rope ae Aluminum Gold . It has the exaot assar
of Gold, which it alvity retain ; It will stand
the test of ihe oironreat acids ; no ana eaa tell
It from Aold only by weHrhi. the A minions Ootd
betng 1-10 llghier. The works are mad by aaa,
chloery, same as the well known American H'atoa,
Ihe Alamlnnm Is a rhrap metal, hence ae eaa
sff.rd to aril the Watch for M aad stake a small
proSt. We pack ihe Wat k aaMy In a smalt bet
and send It by mail to any part of the U 8. en
receipt of 90; fifty rents lor packUi( and
postage. Addrets all orders to
1. V. Bar areas dkv Ca
Nov.tt-lw8m 40 and 41 Broadway, K. X
SNYDER k COOK,
PRACTICAL BOOR - BINDERS
. AND
Paper Tt tilers
ORDIRI SOL ICITKD ABTDWO&H
VAEHAfiTED FIRST-CLASS.
GRISWOLD'S BLOCK,
avian ity.
JlME,' PL.ASTCK,
Jail retwel a !
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