A little crib neiide the bed,
A little face above the spread,
' A little frock behind tbe door,
A little iboe upon tbe floor.
A little lad witb dark brown bair,
A little blue-eyed face and fair,
A little lane that lead) to fchool,
A little perjoll, elate and role.
A little blithiome, wineome maid,
. A tittle hand within hie laid;
A little cottage, aorea four, t
A little old-time fashioned ttore.
A little family gathering- round;
A little turf-heaped, tear-dewed mound;
A little added to hie eoil,
A little rest from hardeet toil.
little Uer In IU bair;
A little itool, and eaiy chair;
A litilo night of earth-lit gloom ;
A little cortege to tbe tomb.
: The Sierjrafe Life.
Say what ii life T 'Tit to be born
A helpleM babe; to greet tbe light
With a sharp wail, aa ii the moan
Foretold a elondj noon and nigbt;
' To weep, to ileep, and weep again.
With funny imilee between ; and tbea
And then apaee the infant growe
To be a laughing, poling boy,
Happy, detpite bis little woe,
W ere he bat eonseioa of hi joy;
To be, in short, from two to ten,
. A merry, moody obild and then?
And then in coat and trourer clad,
To learn to ay tbe Decalogue
And break It; and antbinkios; Ud,
With mirth and mischief all agog ;
A truant off by field and fen,
Tot capture butterflies, an4 then?
And then at lait to be a man ;
To fall in lore ; to woo and wed;
With teething brain to acbeme and plan
'. To gather gold or toil for bread ;
To tue for fame with tongue and pen,
And gain or loose tbe priie, and then ;
. And tbea la gray and wrinkled ld.
To mourn the speed of life' decline
To praise the scenes in youth beheld.
And dwell in memory of Lang Syne
To dream a while with darkened ken.
Then drop into bis grave; and then?
Tbe lUleta.
The bright sea washed across her feet.
As it bad done of yore :
The well -remembered odor sweet
Came through her open door.
Again tbe grass bi ripened bead
Bowed where her remnant swept ;
Again tbe fug-beli told of dread.
And all the landscape wept.
Again beside tbe woodland bars
She found the wilding rose,
Witb petals fire and beard of stars
The flower our childhood know.
And there, before that blosnm email,
By it young face beguiled
Tbe woman saw ber burden fall,
And itood a little child.
She knew na more the weight of lore,
No more the weight of grief ;
So could the simple wild rose more,
And bring ber heart relief.
She asked not where her lore was gone,
Nor where ber grief was fled ;
But stood, a at the great white Throne,
Unmindful of things dead.
Giorgc Fbascib "Himself Again."
Train waa probably himself tbe au
thor of tbe rumor of hit aasMsioatton
and imprisonment. He is very fond of
dying that he may enjoy the laxury of
a new birth. Now be report himself
oa on xhi way to Toors, tbe seat of tbe
French government, a pon the invitation
of the ministry. George Francie must
feel at home with tbe French. Tbey
are tbe only people wbo can aoderitand
and appreciate bim; indeed, be it, "a
man after tbeirown heart," and might
well be chosen tbe president of their
paper repablie. . Wbile be wai at Mar
seilles he printed a paper called the
Revolution, made np of editorial puffs of
himself and extracts et bis speeches to
tbe democratic clnbs at out tbe city.
Tbe conitant refrain of these was,
"Let ns march to Berlin, and declare
there tbe German republic." And
with heroic self-sacrifice, he added,
"If yon have nobody to pnt himself at
your bead. I am here, and I will lead
yoa to victory." Hie military genius
crops out, also, In this remarkable sug
gestion; "Yoa have in France many
Ger ran prisoners ; let a special corps
bo clotbedjin their uniforms, and make
believe tbey are German troops, going
borne." Not only is he ready as a
warrior for tbe field, bathe tbowi him
elf a Caroot or a Stanton in organizing
the material ef war. Train annonnces
that he baa telegraphed "to Madrid,
Constantinople, Sheffield, Birmingham,
London, Trieste, Florence, Brussels,
Aavers, Copenhagen, Dublin, New
Tork, Omaha and Sa Francisco" for
arms witb which to supply his pro-
'posed army of invasion; bat as tbe
arms failed to come, he explains, "that
great monopolist," as be calls King
William, this being tbe culmination
of bis epithets. has probably bongbt
tbem all np. Tbere is something very
Frencby in all this. If Train is only,
as some people say of bim, a grossly
exaggerated American, he is bat a
slightly aggravated Frenchman. Tbe
sounding brass and tinkling cymbal,
the audacity without capacity, tbe
brightness without w idom, tbe senti
ment without leose, the egotism which
permeates and possesses, all these are
' equally Train and equally French.
A 8an Francisco correspondent gives
the Toptka Record some facts as to Bret
Htte which are interesting. He was
born in Albany in 1837, bis father be
ing a professor in Albany Female Sem
inary. Early orphaned, be went to
California at 17, but failed to succeed
in school-teaching and mining, both of
which he tried .
After varioa adventures he became
a compositor In a newspaper office at
Eureka. Here heated to surreptitious
ly contribute to the paper, transferring
bis essays from bis mind to bis com
posing stick, without the intervention
of pen and ink, and crediting tbem to
" exchanges." They attracted notice
from tbe first, but it was some time
before the authorship was discovered
He refused a situation in tbe editorial
room, wisbiog first to master tbe me
cbanical part of tbe business ; but be
once took charge of tbe paper for six
weeks, daring bis employer's absence,
composing bis editorials mentally, and
setting tbem np at once in type. Hav
ing narrowly escaped mobbing, be
cause be denounced aa indiscriminate
massacre of Indians by tbe whites, be
r turned to San Francisco, and became
a 'compositor in tbe office of tbe Gold-
en .,. until 1 bis literary abilities
were discovered, and be was promote!
to the editorial department. He held
several government positions, and was
concerned La the management of the
C'iforniant a weekly paper started by
Charles H. Webb. It was with tbe
foundation,' however, of the Or tf land
Monthly, in July, 1868, that bis real
celebrity began.
A Economical Kirq. It Is no won
der that Prnsata has a email debt com
pared with other European natioas, if
all hart monarch are a economical aa
King William. - The following is a cap.
ital story:
King William Is not lavish oa per
sonal - apparel. His valet recently
gave him a blot ta substitute a new
coat for one which he bad worn two
or three years longer than he ought,
and was thereupon summoned to the
the royal presence.
. "Where is my old' coat, Jean 7"
"I bare taken it away, your majesty;
It ii not fit to be worn."
"What re yoa going to do with it,
JeaaT"
"I believe t am going to sell it."
i. "How much do yoa think yoa will
get for it?"
This was bard to answer, for no
"old elo' " Jew In tbe world
would give a sbiliog for the old coat.
Jean therefore hesitated a moment,
and then answered.
ul believe I shall get about a dollar
for it, yoar majesty."
Tbe king took bis pocket book from
the table, opened it, and handed Jean
tbe dollar.'
"Here is yoar dollar.Jean," said be.
"That coat is so comfortable; bring it
back to me; I want it yet." .
Hnmsn hair to the valae of $5,895
was entered at the Boston Custom
House tor the week ending October 3d,
1870. '
A Maryland farmer refused tbe nse
of bis hor for a fooeral, aad tbe in
dlgnaat friend of the deceased, tarred
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Earepaa Rows.
Versailles, Jan. 3. It is , reported
that tbe Grand Duke of Meeklenberg
was dismissed summarily from his
command by Ifoltke, for not keeping
tbe French at a respectful distance.
The Ssine river is frozen sufficiently
to bear men and guns.
London, Jan. 3. A special corres
pondent of the Tribune, at Paris, sends
letters and papers of the 31st ult. He
ajs coal cannot be bought, as it has
all been used for casting cannon, aad
by railroads and mills. Wood is
nearly all gone. Trees of the Bois or
Boulogne and tbe Boulevards are now
being cat. Children are dyiog for
want of milk. Tbe total number of
deaths for each of the last two weeks
was 3,700. Bread is plentiful, and is
not rationed, and it is expected to last
to tbe end of February. The Prussians
tbrew shells farther, tbelr guns being
of longer range than those of the
French.
Chicago, Jan. 3. Tbe Journal'
Washington rpecial state, in a dispatch
to tbe State Department, that Minister
Washburn expressed tbe opinion that
the surrender of Paris will not termi
nate tbe war. Tbe French bave at no
stage of tbe straggle evinced greater
determination. Hr thinks tbey will not
submit so long a they bave any men
or money left. Tbe Elecleur Libre, of
the 31st of December, demands more
energetic military measures, end makes
iocessent attacks on the Provisional
Government, and quotes Pays as saying
tbe authorities show a sluggishness and
hesitation.
London, Jan. 2. There was fighting
on the 1st near tbe tbe Swm frontier
404 French retreated into Switzerland,
and were disarmed. Tbere was a se
vera engagement on the 1st at Delle
Particulars unknown.
There are vague rumors at Lille of a
battle on the 2d, between the towns of
Briegny and Bapaumn, with beavy los
sea on both sides. Tbe Prussians were
defeated along the whole line.
Paris advices sbow that Intense ei
citement prevails among tbe population,
wbo demand to make a grand sortie.
A number of mayors of tbe city bave
called upon Trocbu, insisting that be
will accede to their desire.
Bordeaux, Jan. 4. It is officially an
nouoced that Faidher'oe sends tbe fol
lowing dispatch, under date of tbe 3d:
Tbe battle near Bassantue, yesterday,
lasted from 8 in tbe morning till 6 in
tbe evening. I bave driven tbe Prus
sian from all tbeir positions and tbe
villages held by tbem. Tbe enemy's
losses are numerous ; ours are serious.
London, Jan. 4. Amadeus'made an
entbusias to entry into Madrid on Moo
day, proceeded to the Chambers, and
took tbe oath. The enthusiasm is unt
versal.
Madrid, Jan. 3. Tbe Kins; consults
Rosas, Gerrano, Itivtro and Olazago
nn the formation ot ft CeDilitutiOQui
Ministry.
London, Jan. 4. Austra sends Ssurin
to tbe Conference.
CAITKKH SEWS.
. Boston, Jan. 3. The steamer Con
cordia cleared to-day for Falmouth,
England. It is supposed sbe takes a
a cargo of arms and war material for
France.
Albany, Jan. 3. Both Houses of the
Legislature were organized to-day.
Tbe Governor's message was read.
Hsrriaburg, Pa , Jan. 3. Tbe Legis
lator was organiaed to-day. Ths
Honse elected Republican, and tbe
Senate Democratic officers.
Columbus, O., Jan. 3. The Legisla
ture met to-day.
New York, Jan. 3. The Chicago
Journal special says tbe President ha
tendered Horace Greeley a position on
tbe San Domingo cemmission, with a
view of securing the influence of the
Tribune in favor of annexation.
Washington, Jan. 4. In the House,
among bills on to-day and referred,
was one by Smith, of Oregon, removing
obrstructions to tbe navigation of Or
egon rivens.'
Tbe President sent to the Senate to
day tbe nomination of Jno. A. Sum
ner, to be Indian Agent, Umatilla
Reservation.
CAL1FOKS1A.
San Francisco, Jan. 3. The Young
Democratic Club, of which John B.
Beedy is President, and H. S. Gunn,
Secretary, nominated Dr. H. S. Bowie
for Governor, this evening. Tbe move
ment is not as yet very formidably, and
tbe acceptance of the noaiirnaf ion is
open to doubt. v
Stock sales to-day foot up over $25,
200. The quarrel in tbe old firm of Hay
ward & Coleman having culminated in
tbe withdrawal of Alvinso Hayward
from tbe firm, their oil store and works
were cjosed to day.
Tbe First National Gold Note Bank
was formally opened to-day, but notes
will not be ready for issue some weeks,
the notes not yet having been print
ed in Washington.
San Francisco, Jan. 4. Flour Su
perfine, $5 75; Imperial Oregon extra,
$6 50; 1,200 sacks Napa, and 1,200
earks Los Galos, superfine, private.
Wheat-Inferior, $2 05; fair, 2 12;
good to choice milling. $2 30.
Birley Good, $ 42; range of mar
ket, $1 37(1 47.
Oats Market firmer at $1 401 GO.
Mur.by, shot in the bead on Satur
day last, ii still living, and able to
take nour.sbment. He may possibly
recover.
Judge Rice and Governor Goodwin
of the N. P. R. R. Co., bave arrived
here from Washington Territory. It is
decided to run the road down the east
side of the Cowlitz river. Tbe question
of tbe location ot tbat part of the line
wa on ot ti e objects of tbeir visit.
The assault by Tbos. Fenn, on Mr.
Dunn, Rector of St. Paul's Church, at
Oakland, on Montgomery Etreet to-day,
creates much excitment in religious
circles, procetdiog on the supposition
tbat Dunn was tbe author ot certain
scandalous articles reflecting ou tbe
character of Mrs. Fenn. Public sym
pathy is etronply manifested on tbe
side of Fenn. Both parties bave been
arrested. Tbe affair will be well ven
tilated in tbe Courts. Possibly in tbe
ecclesiastical also.
Tbe Golden Chariot (Idaho) Co. pay
a diridened ot $4 per share on tbe 10th
inst.
. Gilrny, Jan. 4. At 9:30 this morning,
C. A. Flewelliog was tbot and danger
ously wouudrd by Crittenden Robinson,
Railroad Agent at this place. Tbe
difficulty arose from a charge of em
bezzlement, Flewelliog baa entered
against Robinson, and for which Rob
inson was arrested last nigbt. Tbe
wound is not considered fatal.
Los Angeles, Jan. 4. A serious ac
cident happened yesterday to a lady
(lame unknown) at tbe Ali'zo mills.
Wbile looking at tbe machinery, bei
dress waa caught in the shaft, revolv
ing at thv rate of sixty revolutions per
minute. Sbe was whirled arouLd,
striking ber bead and feet alternately
on the boxes. It was stopped, and sbe
was taken away by ber friends. Tbe
extent of her infury is unknown, al
though nearly all her clothes were torn
from her person.
' Sore About Swanp lands.
Ma. Editor: From tbeir after con
duct, it is evident tbe amenders of Mr.
Birch's Swamp Land Bill in tbe House,
intended by deceiving tbe Legislature
and tbe Governor to rob tbe State of a
valuable source of revenue. They oc
eeeded in the deception by making
their measure of tbabtful and ambig
uous construction, and conceallog tbe
purpose under a cloud of minute and
useless provisions. It is the purpose
of tbis article to inquire whether they
have been equally successful ia rob
biag tbe State. I am informed tbat
immediately upon the success of this
fraad, " before tbe ink wa dry in tb
signature of tbe Governor approving
tbe Act,", these parties two of whom
wer members of the House, and
openly charged with receiving bribes s
legislator filed application for a
large amonat of swamp lands, tWmost
valuable In tb Stale, aod dispatched
one of their infamous party to set np
the stakes and make tbeir marks on tbe
ground which tbeir applications de
scribe a being already theirs. - Afraid
or ashamed to expose tbeir bas pur-
be might, under tbe circumstances, re- j
fate to file their applications, they ft.
them with one ef his clerks, who ac
cording to their own law had no right
to receive tbem. They now consider
themselves in possession of that prop
erty, which , tbey may hold eleven or
twelve year without paying tbe State
on cent ; and with the further privi
lege of baying or not any parf orquar-
tity of tbe land included ia tbeir ap
plication!. It wonld perhaps amuse some of
your readers to examine this law, sec
tion by section, and expose tbe means
need to mislead and deceive tbe Leg
islator into making it a law. It
wonld be no more than right to expose
the men to the public scorn and con
tempt wbo have thus betrayed a sacred
trust for mercenary ends. " But the
game is not worth the. candle" my
time and your columns will be far
better employed in ascertaining a way,
if tbere be any, by which tbe State
may be protected from some of the
evils these men bave sought to inflict
upon it.
Tbe law is a bad one under any con
struction ; bnt much worse under the
construction its framers put upon it.
They claim tbat the applications for
swamp lands may be filed witb tbe
Board, whose duty it is to carry tbe
law into effect, immediately upon the
passage of the law. I bold, on tbe
contrary, that do application can be
valid, for any tract of land of which
tbe Sate is not in possession, or of
wbich it bas no official description at
the time applied for. Because, the
law does not say when applications
may be made, wbich leaves that im
portant, question to be decided as the
executors may deem best for tbe pub
lic interest, or the time most be settled
upon from inferences drawn from tbe
law itself.
Tbe inference favorable to tbe con
struction tbat applications may be
filed immmediately. is found in the
requirements of the law (sec. 3) in re
gard to tbe manner of describing the
land in the application. Tbe words
are, " By actual survey, or if no sur
vey has been made, then by fencet,
ditches, mpnutnents, or other artificial or
natural land marks." As the U gives
tbe laud to the first applicant, and its
framers were the first to apply, tbere
is no doubt of tbe meaning tbey attach
to this sentence. But tbere is no evi
dence that tbe Legislature which en
acted tbe law so understood it, or tbat
tbe Board to whom the execution of the
law u confided may not in its discretion
etc line to receive applications, on the
ground of inaccuracy , or application of
any kind until it hat in its possesrion otfi-
ciol evidence that the State possessed su amp
lands in that particular section of the
country, or of that particular description.
I make this sentence emphatic, tor if
tbe Board adopt the view contained in
it, it will save the State more than half
a million of money, and win the last
ing gratitude of its people.
Tbe Act of Congress, granting to
Oregon tbe swamp lands within its
limits, bears dale of Sept. 12, 1860.
Congress cannot give what tbe nation
does not own. Hence, all swamp
lands disposed of by tbe Government,
no matter in what way or for what
purpose, prior to tbat date are exclud
ed from tbe grant, and applications
for Lac la Biscbe, Wapato Lake, etc ,
Included in donation claims, are simply
null. The act of Sept. 12, 1860, re
quires tbe Governor, wilbin two years
of that date, to report to tbe Secretary
of tbe Interior tbe swamps over wbich
tbe public surveys were at tbat time
extended. This, the Governor did not
do. Consequently all swamps inclu
ded in the public surveys, executed
prior to Sept. 12, 1S60, have been for
feited by tbe State, and no more belong
to it than if tbe act of Sept. 12, 1860,
bad never been a law. It is true, Con
gress may, and perhaps will, restore
such of them as may not be disposed
of tbe State, but Until such re-grant is
made tbe Stf.t1fos no more to do with
tbem th'a' U with tbe mountains and
-tberiry land
liut to tbe swamps surveyed since
Sept. 12, i860, and tb6se sot yet sur
veyed, the State has an undoubted
right. Tbe failure of tbe Secretary of
tbe Interior, (a Federal officer) to re
port to the Governor tbe swamp lands
a tbey wertf surveyed, though not im
pairing thefrigbl ot the State, has kept
them out nf iW nnmraxxion.
Of tbe swamp lands in those parts ofj
the State not yel surveyed, the State
is not only, not in possession, but under
the act of Sept. 12, 1860, never can
come in possession, of tbem until the
public surveys are extended over them,
which may not be done for many years
to come.
7'herefore the State has no official evi
dence, Slate or Federal, that it coir will
possets a single tract of su amp hind.
The Federal Government bas given
tbe swamp lands to the State, but it
still own tbe dry land. Tbe line of
segregation or separation must be
drawn between tbe proprietors before
tbey can know the size and :bape of
the tract! belonging to tbem respec
tively either proprietor may make tbe
division with the consen. of the other.
The line of revision may not follow the
exact diviaing line between the dry
land and tbe wet it may be a com
promise, the legal subdivisions, mostly
wet, going to ibe State; those mostly
dry remaining with the Government,
the original prori-tor to tbe whole
makes a deed to tt e State for its share.
Witb tbis deed or patent tbe State
comes into possession ot the swamp
lands within its limits, and not before .
The State, not having possession, can
not give possession ; having no title
cannot make title conditional or absolute
When tbe Slate bas surveyed or se
gregated the swamp lands to wbich it
is entitled, or baa accepted a survey of
tbem from tbe Federal Government,
and received a patent for tbem, it will
then be ready to dtal with applicants,
and not before.
Tbe Board will find plenty to do to
accomplish this work in the uext two
years, and as no individual rights will
be vested under tbe obnoxious pro
visions of this law, it ia to be boped
another Legislature will remove tbem.
Z.
Calivobxia Bekt Scbab. We hare
received trom the California Beet So-
gar Company, a sample box of tbe
sugar manufactured out ot beet root,
wbich proves conclusively tbat beet
sugar is equal, if not superior, to any
made, as it is white and apparently
equal to tb best crushed and appears
to contain a more than nsual amoun
of taccbaniar matter. We fully en
dorse the word of the circular sent by
Perkins, Flint & Co., San Francisco,
ageuts for the C. B. S. Co., which
is a follows :
"Our product is now before tbe
people ef this Coast. If they, the con
earners, give tbe enterprise a helping
band, calling tor aod using home
grown Sugar, in preference to Sugar
of foreign growth, Sugar Factories
wil multiply rapidly, and tbe three or
four million dollars per year wbich we
now send away for tbis necessary of
daily life, will be retained among our
selves, to enhance the valae of every
farmer's lands, and promote (till fur
ther development of our prodnctive
capabilities."
Pork Wanted.
Iwi:l pat for pork delivered at
my Pork House, In Balem : For 160 pound
hugs and upwards five cent per pound ; for 175
and upwards, 6J cents per pound ; fur fiUO and
upward six eeuU par pound. Hog must hang
over nieftt oo the gr Hows. The tongae must aUe
be taken out, a that cut the arteries aod free
the alMMiWIera of fotood Thick bog must be split
In the backbone, tn the thick part ot the hool
der only (say twelve Inch long', and spread
open with stick, say eighteen luchr in length.
AM hogs roust be spreau open, with a Mick In the
bellle. In loading, lay with back np and keep
dry. For ho delivered alive I will pay b)4 ocd
eeot per ponnd per hundred, divtulof oo IroO,
and i Unentered tree of upenae. -HowUdlwtf
., THOMAS CROSS. ,
FRUIT AMD VEGETABLES:
Fresh from California by every Steamer.
ORABJOKS, 6RAPII, tWMT
POTATO, Kl U.
Ordinances.
Water fforks.
An Ordinance to provide for supplying the
City of Salem with good wholesome water,
' and to authorize the laying down of pipes
for water ia the street of said city.
Be it ordained by the Common Council oj
tit City of Salem :
Sectioh 1. That J. M. Martin and David
Allen, their associates successors or as
signs have the authority and consent of
toe Common Council of the Ciiy of Salem
to supply the said eity and the inhabitant
thereof with good wholesome water fur the
term ot seventeen years, and for tbat par
poee they, the said J. M. Martin and David
Allen, their associates, successors or as
sign bave tbe authority and consent of
the eaid Common Council to lay pipes and
erect hydrants along the streets and alky
of eaid city ; to excavate the streets and
alley whenever and wherever it shall le
oeecesary to do o ; to erect reservoirs, lay
dowa pipe, erect hydrants or keep in re
pair said works as the water shall be re
paired for tbe use of tbe city or for tbe
private nse of the inhabitants thereof; that
11 pipes other tban waste pipes shall be
laid oat less than twelve inches below tbe
urfieee of the grade of the street or alley
ia which the same may be located, and bo
pipe whatever ehall be laid nearer to tbe
eaid water pipe than two feet, excepting for
tbe pnrnoee of crossing tho same, and when
ever aad in all case in which it may be
necessary to aisturo side or crosswalk tn
-ceastrweting or repairing ths said works
tbey Miall be replaced by tbe said J. M.
Jdacttn and llavid Allen, their associates,
ueceeeers or assigns, 'with as little delay
as pueable ; the said grunt of authority
aod permission being upon the following
eonditsvei and stipulation, to wit :
hc 2, That tbe said J. M.Jfartin and
David -Alien, their associates, successors
or aesiftis in consideration of tho author
ity, ooeieent, privilegea uud compensation
iiereui granted suau be and tbey are hereby
Trquired to furnish the said city of Salem
with all tbe good whnlesume water ncces
sury to eupply such hydrants and cisterns
as may now or shall hereafter be construct
ed or erurted within the following limits, to
wit: Oa Ferry street from Front street to
Liberty; on State street, from Front street
to High street ; on Court street, from Front
street to High street j on Front street, from
Ferry street to Main stseet : on Commer
cial street, from Trade street tu Center
street; Liberty street, from Stnte street
to JVtanua street : en High street, from
State street to Marion street, and on all the
erase streets between Trade etreet and Ma
rion street and including Trade and Marion
streets ; aod shall furnish a continuous sup
ply ot good wholesome water for the pri
vate use of tbe inhabitant of said city aa
tbe earn shall be required along the line
where the niiun pipes shall extend; and
they shall furnish water for then.eof all
engine) houses, rooms for firemen s meet
ings, the Council Chamber and tbe City
Prison, free of charge, during tbe continu
ance of tbiri grant ; and tbey shall also fur
nish and act at such points along the main
pipes and at ftuch time as tbe Common
Council shall direct as many hydrants aa
the Couiuan Council shall require within
tbe limit hereinbefore specified, of eucliViie
as the Common Council shall direct, and
shall furnidb and lay the pipe connecting
them with the watcr-muin, without charge
or cost to tbe City of Salem.
Sec. 3. That the City of Salem hereby
agroes to pay and shall pay to tbe eaid J.
M. Martin and David Allen, their associ
ates, successors or assigns for supplying
tbe cistern and hydrants mentioned in sec
tion two (2) the sum of eighteen hundred
dollars per annum in gold coin of tbe
United States, to be paid in quarterly in
stallments, for seventeen years ; and tbe
City Recorder is hereby authorized and
directed to draw hU warrants on the City
Trearer, pavubie in gold coin, fur tbe
amount due at the end of each and every
quarter, to be computed from the day tbat
one mile of pipe i laid and supplied with
water, and to deliver the same to the said
J. M. Martin and David Allen, their astso
ciates, successors or easigns.
Sec. 4. Tbat the said J. M. Martin and
David Allen, their associates, successors or
assigns shall tile tbeir acceptance of this
grant, in writing, witb the City Kecorder
within ten days after the passage of this
Ordinance, andshaltcommenee work within
six months from said date: nnd tbey shall
lay down and supply with good wholeaoine
water at least one mile of main pipe within
one year from said date, and they shall
also lay down and supply as afoiesuid an
additional mile of main pipe the year next
thereafter.
Sfj-. 5. That the said J. M. Martin and
David Allen, their associates, successora,or
or assigns, shall supply all streets and
public places; not hereinbefore specified,
with water, ns the same shall trom time to
time be ordered by tbe Common Council,
aud the city shall pay therefor to the sai.t
J. M. Martin and David Allen, tbeir asso
ciates, successors or assigns, at tbe same
rate in proportien to the amount of water
used as ia allowed tor streets hereinbefore
named; I'rnrided, tbat the said J. M.
Matin and David Allen, tbeir associates,
successors or assigns, shall in no rase be
compelled to extend their pipes for supply
ing such water more than one block I rum
where ibe main pipes are laid and in oper
ation at the date of making such order.
Sec. 6. That the said J. M. Martin and
David Allen, their associates, successors
or assigns, shall at nil times atler the
said works are put in operation, keep a
sufficient supply of good wholesome water
in the tlisiributing reservoir, the base of
which shall te at an elevation of not less
than eighty feet shove tho grade of the
street at the intersection of State with Com
mercial streets in the City of Salem to sup
ply all demands upon them lor water withiu
said city.
fw. 7. The said J. M. .Martin nn-1 David
Allen, their associates, successors or as
, bins, slialt not eiiarge higher rates lor
water thuu is cntomai ily alluwcl f'tr water
in towns or cities of like population the
l'aci'ie coast.
.Vkc. S. That during tho continuance of
the grant herein made, lo wit seventeen
years the authority or consent of the said
Common Council shall not begranted to any
other persun, persons or corpurution, for
the purpose indicated herein, nor t-hult the
corporate authorites of said city, during,
the aaid term-ereut or operate within tbesaid
city, works for supplying the same or the
inhabitants thereof with water.
Sec. V. That this Ordinance shall ho
construed to be a contract between tbe city
of .Salem and the said J. M. Martin and
David Allen, their associates, successors or
assigns, to furnish the city with water
pursuant to the provision of the Charter
authorizing the Common Council to provide
therefor, and that tbis Ordinance shall not
be altered, nuiended or repealed without
tbe written consent of the said J. M. Mar
tin and David Allen, their associates, succes
sors or assigns except upon proof satis
factory to tbe Common Council of gross
fraud on the part of tho said J. M. Murtin
and David Allen, their associates, succes
sors or assigns, or of a violation by tbem
of any of the provisions of this Ordinance.
Stx 10. That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be ia force from and alter its
passage.
I certify that the foregoing is a correct
copy of an Ordinance passed by the Com-
. mon Council on the Stlth of December, Ibt 0
J. A. WAYMIIIE,
Jan3,5d Kecorder.
Fire Department.
An Ordinance to amend the City Laws re
lating to semi-annual report of tho Chief
Lngineeroi the iiro Department.
- The people of the City of Salem do ordain
as jQtloue ;
, That Section 5 of Title 1 of Chapter ,
be amended so as to lead as follows:
Sectios,$. Tbo Chief Engineer shall
bave sole .'and ab-olute command of the
Fir Department and the fire apparatus in
time of any fire, lie shall control and keep
in repair all public cisterns. . He shall re
port to the City Council the first d ly of
January aad tne Urst aay oi July ot eacu
year, the eonditioa of the tire department,
engines, apparatus, cisterns and engine
house ; also all fires that have occurred
within the city, the cause thereof, tbe num
ber and deseriptioa of buildings desiroyed
or injured, the names of the owners or oc
cupants, ana tne estimated loss, as near as
the particular of the same can be ascer
tained, which report shall be published in
one of tb eity papers. In case the Chief
r.agineer shall not make such report within
thirty days after tbe time specified, or if he
shall be abroad from tbe city thirty days
without permission from tb City Council,
or shall fail' to qualify, bi office may be
declared vacant, and the Council shall fill
such vacancy by appointment for tbe unex
pired term. All repair needed on engines,
apparatus, cisterns or engine bouse shall be
reported to the Conneil by tbe Chief. Enji
neer, with the estimated cost thereof, but
when inch repair ean be performed tor not
more than twenty -hve dollar, he shall
cause the same to be duly made and the
amount shall be audited and paid bv the
city, lie shall bave power to use gun
powder, and by other means remove build
ings for the purpose of extinguishing a fire,
should it be necessary, lie shall have
power to (uapend any Company for disobe
dience to orders or neglect of duty, until a
meeting of the City Council shall be bad
therem.
I certify tbat tbe .foregoing i a eoirect
copy of an Ordinance passed by the Com
mon Council of Salem on the 30th of De
cember, 1870.
J. A. WATMIRE,
Jan3,d5 Recorder.
WASTED.
A WET NURSE,
Call at ' W, ItVr'S Store,
Decl5tf alem.
Boots and Shoes.
Capital Boot and Shoe Store.
STAICER & BIER,
Keep constantly on hand
A GOODJ STOCK Of
California and Eastern
Boota tSo Sliooa.
t
ALSO
Manufacture to Order
Men's Boots & Shoes.
We have ,te kesl of facilities to larn out
IVO. 1 WORK
Not surpassed in thel 'late. Cnljr Ike best Stock
in the Market will be, used.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
1 D "or South, of Cawdy Manaitacto-
ep12:xx ay. Commercial Stiect.
3ST. H A. A. S,
State Street, Salem, Oregow
Fashionable Boot - Maker,
DEALER IN
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS.
f ALSO t
Ibe Highest Price In Cash Paid
FOB.
PURS.
Palem, Kov. 8, 1W. dwtf
Boot & Shoe Store
Three Doors from Oregon Candy Uauulac-
lory ou Commercial street.
T. 33- NICHOLS
HAS JUST OPENED A
Full I "a 11 Stock,
Of all Articles in hi Line.
And ha a Fine assortment for
Gents, Ladlci & Children's Wear,
Lately purchased in San Francisco,
For tale on Most Seaonable Terms.
ALSO?
Boots IVSade to Order
I ,IS EVERT 8TYLE,
Repairing Done at Short Nettle.
Nnv. 13-dlf
Eaa a new Bock ot
3Iilliiier.- Goodst,
Or the Lstest Winter Styles, lmcludii f .n as
sorttuent of
Feathers and Flowers,
'Wbich tbe Ladles are Invited to rail and exam
ine. dtclO-Siudaw
' Aramiraculas.
THIS wonderful medl -Ine is advertised ty PR.
I. I SMITH; ft bt-ars many testimonials
pronouncing Its tfliffv In Kheuuintism, Neu-al-iria.
Gout and gcroful and Is recetvirf ttatrr.ng
notices trom tbe prc.s. based upon tbe state
ments of relieved patient.. J
Koi Sile I J all Druggists and Dealers In Med
cine. k. u . i. w rniiARi
Oct 4 1ST Dn Trav:inir AW.
THE CALIFORNIA
PQVD ER PiiKS,
314 CALIFORNIA ST.,
San Francisco,
MANUFACTURE
ASP HAVE COy.STAXTLYliOX
' UASD
Sporting,
Mining,!
and Blasting
POWDER
or siTEEion QVAI.ITT, Fr.Lsii rnojt
THE MILLS.
It being constantly received and transported
into the Interior, is delivered to the consumei
within a few days of the time nt Its manufacture,
and Is Inl very wny superior to any other powder
In 111 market.
We l.ave been awardedsuccessively
THREE GOLD MEDALS
By the MECHANICS' 1XSTITVTE and
ttie STATE AG IUCVLTUHAL SOClEiXtor
the superb rity of our products over all other.
We a'o call attention to our
HERCULES POWDER
which coiubii.es all the force of oth strong tx
jdoifirr now in use, and tAe titina force of the
EST ELA8ZISO PU WlER, thus mating
tt rastly tnperior to any oilier compound ntrw
in ue.
A cirrular containing a full description of this
powder cao be obtained on appliiation to oar
office, or of any of our ageuts.
JOHN V, LOUSB,
Nov. 8 worn
Secretary.
ADAMS & WILSON,
aoocvaoas to chahlu a da mi-;
tIIAI.IK IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Stats 8TKEKT. :.:.: salbm.
Next;d'xr to Gill's Book'Store.
CLASS AND ftlEESSy.ABK.
Scsxt!'"l lot offered at reduced price.;
OATS WHIAT 0ATMIAL
Bacon & Bacon Sides,
fresh Lard
Butler. EffT- Etc.
fsp" Goods delivered tsU par sfthe city
free af charge.
Uzafovage & Wright,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn
GROCERIES,
Coiiicctionery,,
CIGARS. TOBACCO, PIPES.,
OroolceryV Glassware
TOYS, NOTIONS,
Silver-Plated Ware,
Elc Be, Re
Usslosi Block, Comaitrl St., ffsUcsst.
Goods delivered to any part of the eity Pre
of charge. - Jan. 16
IS. UZArOTAOK. I J. O. XRiGHT
Cleaning and Repairing.
L HAINES,
lUwsn't Block, Stalest,
Coder tbe SraT nal tflca.
Clothing cleaned aad repaired is beat Banner
and at tne most reasonable rates.
a.t - r- 'fT" '
General Merchandise.
First Arrival
"T
O- Ac C. RAILROAD.
i BREYMAN BROS.
Bv just received o
IMMENSE HTOCK
or
FILL AND WINTER GOODS
Which they offer to toe
CITIZENS OF SALEM & TICIXITI
Aerates tbat
DEFY COMPETITION
We call particalwir atentkDtr ear 'arge flock of
FOREIGN. & DOMESTIC
car goods,
AHOY GOODS,
CLOTHIAO,
CEHT'FTJaKISlIIKQ GOODS
boot;ajid bhobs,
iuti amd caps3,;
okockkik8,
CROtKEttV.;
A HD IX FACT
ALL NEECHANDISE SUITABLE
To Tills Market.
We also lovlte especial attention to our sloes ef
Carptta,MattlDE, Oil riotlu, Win
dow bkades. Etc
HAVING had many years exertenre of busi
ness in r-alrm, e fl .u.-r ourselves tbat
lire goods e no ftVr, which hare been selected
Willi great eare and bought to the best auvan
t.Ce, will be adopted In every particular to the
vuiuot our customers.
We are elate the patrnnsge heretofore en
joyed aud uieau to merit lis coatlouauce in the
future.
liept. 1.16T0. as
FIRST DIRECT IMPORTATION
To Mul em.
ftCRAND "OPENING
OF
F.Levy's New Store!
CURKKK. OK SlOORKfc' BLOCK.
I take pleasure in informing my
many friends and tbe public gener
ally tbatl bave oierjeii tbe above store
with tbe finest slock ot goods ever
en in thin market.
I would especially call tue attention
of LADIES to my
JStw Line of Diets Goods!
SILKS, POPLINS, all wool,
8AT1N STRIPES, etc.,
fixe french uro' he
and lace shawls,
broadcloth & silk cloaks,
embroideries,
parasols, .
LADIEs' HATS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
And a general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Goods. Also, a splen
did and complete assortment of LA
TEST STYLES of
gextl.i:mexs' clothes g
And Furnishing Goods.
All at Prices not to be Com
peted will bv any oue ou
this Coatit.
As I (ret my Goods direct from Europe
and the East, aad receive Ireob supplies
every mouth.
F. LETT, -Moores'
old stand, Commercial
street.
Sl-m. June 16. zz
.V. .T. MOXltOE,
!alMii, Oregon,
DEALKIt IN
Mcvxrlolo "Worls.,
California, Vermont
AND
Italian 3Xarllcfs,
OIoliriliM Monumcutx,
Head and Foot Stones,
ALSO
Mantle and Warble Furniture.
8aleta Dec. th, ISiO. lyrdnw
SEWING MACHINES
31 rs. Vroom
Now has the Agency for these popular Machines,
ana seeps a variety of them constantly on bend,
the inrreasliViHMwIarlty ot the MNUfR MA
CHINES proves their excellence, and tbe ladies
are icvlted to call aod examine tbem. b
1 r e h 31 aking
Is also carried on at ihls Establishment,
! as heretofore,:
Whtch I constantly In receipt of the
Latest Stjlt'g and Catalogues of
Fashions and Patterns,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK
Not. fwlttlm
i:. JL.. COItlSEIt,
Commercial etreet. kalaan.
.DKAUR IN
GROCERIES
IRUVUIOK,
at
ILOIH,
FEED. ETC.
Keep a fall stock of Groceries constantly .oa
hand. .
lALiO.
DBVOK'SOIL,
CLOTHES WRINGKRS
SALTOKVAMIUIJ K.IH08,
NAILS,
CORDAGE,
TABLE : AID POCKET CIT1ERT,
And other article too numerous to mention. Al 1
lor aale cheap fr eaah or marketable produce.
J,A Choice L.01 of
obacco 5fc Cisrars
ALWAYS ON HAND.
(JS Good dtllvered to all part of the H J
frt ul charge. epi2:x
FARRAR BROTHERS
AT TH
IPost-Ofllce IS tore !
? Have Just received a NEW STOCK of
GROCERIES,
Crockery,
Glassware,
BuenaVlsta Stone wart
Plated and Tableware
ETC., ETC.,
7 Good delivered free 01 ebarf te any
pan of u.e city,
italem. July M.
GOOD PASTURE NEAR TOWN
THB tJNDF.RnG!F.D O'FIE GOOD PAfTCS
S on three hundred acre of food bottom
lanonai nis troea town, wa wukch Mack ha
be ma Bin.
Inquire at either wf or al Tos9pkn(, mt
Dnrsta' Livery ruble. Terms cask in advene
O. m. fkllkQlB,
WM.CaAJT.
V- WI v.t
Seal Estate, etc.
ST1TZEE Jr. CPTOX.
REAL E S TATE
BSOK &S AKD GEKEBAL AGENTS
Cwrnar ef Front sad 'Waasttx;
iobi strssls.
PORTLAND OREGON.
General Land Agency.
Will atteod to the awrthasa aad sass f leal
Eitat In all part of imgu.
BRANCH OFFICES AT
Salem,. 1. J. Murphy, Afcnt.
McM inn ville.- .... William Dawson.
Albanv J. C. Mendenhall,
Eugene City E. L. Applegate,
The Real Estate Journal pnhllsbxl by a
at Portleod will be tut tree -t chart I at, ad
drees, b) maalnc application to our ofiic.
The Sslem olBre bas tbe adTantace af the Prin
cipal Agency at Portisnrt wlch I tlioroushly ev
tabllihtd. and so well lumishnl for tlrliig Inlor-
ma Hod upon real eeule lliat it atVxils U.e most ,
complete laclliues for all person aattnf bust- ,
ntrs to oar line.
XW qu Incnr do expenses In plecire; roar
property oo sale ait bos, inl slr is n aoe.
J. i. Ml'liPllY, agenl.
MT. lh. a:tf.
11EAE ESTATE.
ForJl Descrlptlv List of Towa Property,
Farms, etc., In Oreton, tend for a eipy of the
Seal Estate Gasette to Kl'SsKk KSLK
KV Portland, or to HAsaMKH, .
TKKllY igeals, galena. yl4ji
House and Lot
For Pale on Piety Hill, oppo ite the residence
oft. E. M. Iloose, brown roll, story ana a
half higli, good tlable and other eut.housea
Inquire of 11 t&l.lEk t.lt
ealem, Oct. 2. 170.
H. d. GltAY,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
STATE STUKKT,
' At the old (tand,
o fjf e r;s fob; bale
Saddles. Bridles, ; Harness,
W 11 1 P s ,
SANTA CRUZ & OREGON LEATHER
Of the btsi Quality.
All work In mv line done at short notice aod in
the best niauncr.
ReatrtDg neatly don
Preinitun !ultlles
Constantly on Hand.
Palem.NoT 4. is"ii. dwif
FlltST rKESIIUM1
AWARDED TO
XYiK LCII'S '
Rotary Yashing Machine,
Ojr all other machine.
At the Illlnola Vtata Fair f 1800,
and Oregon State Fair ef 1S70.
l'rice
GIt it a trial. The snnney will be refunded If
it dwrs not do all that I cinla.-d for it.it the
dlrrcitoiis are followed We err kiLdiy permit
ted hy some of th- Indies of &airm, who hare
tested it , to ose the folUia ine names ttr relerence
as to Its worklns to theii entire satisfaction :
Mrs. J. II. f-mith,
Mrs. J. C. B i wn,
Mrs. K l'.d.tock,
sirs, ilomrr hronh, '
Sire. o. II. fhclt'ou J
irs L llrtitley,
Mrs 8 M Joiks,
Mrs H Mckl n,
Mrs t has Calvert,
Mrs H Mrs nt;,
Mrs F B I.di.w,
Sal-m, Nor. 6, 1ST.
Mr. J. F. MlOer,
Mrs. Usui K-ranc,
Mrs. 1. A. Claike,
-Mr.. M. C. CHi.e, ,
Mrs. A. piauton,
Mrs I) A Whitney
Mrs K M.RisK'i.
Mrs Df Terrell,
iMrs C Adams,
Mr a C Smith,
Mrs John J McFariaoa
It"Ir T -T A T Tfr.wSi
MESSRS. PHELAN & C0LLENDER,
The well known Billiard Table Miirufsctnrer ol
New York, bave established at
51 Maikct at , Pan Frsarlsto,
An extensive branch of their haslne, where
they p" pose to keep rrn.tntly on hand the
LAKGrT and tnest complete aartment of
BUliaid Tables, Clctbs Cues, etc.,
ON T11IS COAST.
THE TABLES are of the latest style aftl site
recently adopted In tbe Kastern ta:es ; are man
ofaeture-l tn the be.t possible manner, and tor
nhhrd with tHKLAN'i) LA TUT IMPHOVtD
CtMlIONS.
THE NEW COMPOMTION BILLIARD BALL,
irade by the Hvatt Manufacturing Co, of Albany,
N. Y., the best aubstbate for Ivnry y-t discovered.
Fi-r 1t only by as, price 112 per set.
' All goods sold wiU be of the beet quality, and
the prices fully as low a any other house in the
bustneea- Parties vlsitina: theclty are Invited
to vb It our warerooms and Inspert our stook.
GEO. P. I'll El AN, Ml Market St.
N. li. The public are notified that no other
parties en the Pac'flc Coast bare the rii-ntto sell
Phelans' Cushions- nor 1 usio-in
BOARDING HOUSE.
TITE3. POTTKR GIVES JN0TICE THAT SHE
jL htf opened ft Boardfrg Home on Front
trvet, eart tide, third oor from Slal Met,
north, nearly opposite the PBh Factory. Mie
olfcita and hope to merit public patronage.
Salem Dec. . 1S70. dtf.
THE BEST PAPER,
AND TI1K
BEST INDUCEMENTS
This Quarter's 1 3 mm bora KT FREE
to all subscribing:, beiore Pee. 20, l$7u,
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THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
Rural and Family Weekly.
This I not orly tbe fjarweat. Beat a Bad
Cheapest, but by far the A.arareat Clreis.
'If Jwvarnati . us tiae.I National
In Character, Ably Edited, taper bly Illustrated
ana rrintea, it i in
BESTJ1MEBICJ1J WEEKL 1
It 1 the H and arc! Aattearlty on all
branches of Agriculture, Horticulture, Ac Aa a
Llltrsry and Kaaally Pier It I a fa
vorite from Canada to California. Indeed
Mnoat'e HoaiLAae no Sival in Us Sphere, and
Is the Lvra;eat lllsiat ratedl Juarialnn
the Goouoetit each number containing a)lx-
aea Ive-t olania Ps(m, (double the
tie of most papers of it class).
ANewFentnre.
Among recent accession to tbe Rpsji'san
rquaied Kdltorial flail la that of Hon T. Haxt
Hyatt, ol Cala , aa Editor of the Pacific Coast
Department a new and valuable feature. By
urompt mailing aod rapid railroad Iranil'.the
Kiul now reaches the Pactfb elope aboLt tb
nine of It date.
TERMS, 1KDUCEMERS, ETC
VFItlHa -13 a Tear of M Nnmb.ra,en
-nly t ra clubs af Ten. This Quarter' la
Numbers sent KB It at, as effer.d above. Our
club Inducements for 1871 are arprecedented.
pectiacoe, Premlam Ueta, Ac, seut free te al
formic claba, at. we want a lira Club Agent
a every Towa. Addrea
D. 1). T. MOORE,
41 Far It Kow, Haw Yaik.
DeclSdltwtt
CITY MARKET,
Stale fcfret-t,
Kc'(door te tb 5ew Tork Baker.
Tht.iLde-sifaad will keep a full supply ef '
MEATS OF AL.U KIADS,
And ut the beat Qualltj,
J AT THIS COSvErtKKT 8TAHD.
Aad tavitwaja share of the public patrooe.
JOHM HITII.
a'JK October tffb. 18TO.
Helmbold't Ex trie. Bochn.
TO PHYSiCIANS
Skw0, ii, Input lMb.lSCS.
Allow me to ci II at emloo to my PREPARA
TION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHC. The
tcmponent (j part are BCCUU, Los a Liav,
CCBKE8, JCMPLR MHRIEb,
Hoc or PrriaATl05i Buchu, in vacuo. Ju
niper Berries, by dittlllatlan, to form a One gin.
Cubrto extracted by displacement with spirit
obtained frasn Jumper Berries; very little eugar
Is ased, and a smaH proportion of spirit makes It
more palatable than any new In nse.
Bw-hn, a prepared by Druggists, 1 of a dark
color. It 1 a plant that emit It fragrance ;
tb action ef a flam destroys this (It actlv
principle), lrartrjg a dark and glutinous decoe,
ties. Mine i tbe color of Ingredient. The Bu
cha In my preparation predominate.; tb small
est; quantity of the other Ingredient are added,
to (prevent fern. entation; upon Inspection It will
be found not to be a Tincture, a made In Pbar
macopcea, nor 1 It a I yrup nd therefor can
be ustd In cases where feter or lcflarostloa ex
ist. In this, you have tbe knowledge of the In
gredient and the mod of prepiratlen.
II oping that you will favor It with a trial, and
that upon Inspection It will meet with your ap
probation. With a leellng of confidence,
it am, very respectfully,
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemlat and Drugalsts of 16 Year' Experience
From;the Largest Manufacturing Chen. Is s In
the World.
Norman 4. 1S54.
I "I am acquainted, with 'Me. H. T. Helmbold
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi
dence, and wa successful In conduction the busi
ness where others bad not been equally so before
bim. I have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise."1
WILLIAM W EIO HTM AN,
Firm of Powers A Wcirbtajan, Manufactur
ing Chemists, Ninth sod Brown Streets,
Philadelphia. '
rlaxaaou)' Firm liraicr Brcac, for weak
ocas arising from Indlscntioo. Ths exhausted
0
power of Nature which are accompanied by so
many alarming symrosss, among which will be
foand, Indisposition te Exertion, Los of Memory,
Wakefulness, Horror of disease, or Forebodiogs
ol Evil; In fact. Universal Lass! lode, Prostra
tion, and nabillty to enter Into the enjoyments of
ncietr.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weikness, requires the aid of Medicine to
a rengthen and Invigorate the aystem, which
IllLilBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHC Invariant
doe. If no treatment la submitted te Consump
tion or Insanity ensues.
niaaoLi's Finn Fxtbact or Brcnc, In af
fection peculiar to female, 1 nncqunlled by
any other preparation, as In Chlorosis, oryteten
tlon, Painfullness, Suppression of Customary
Evacuation, Ulcerated or Fchirm State of the
Uterus, and all complaint Incident to tb sex,
or the dec Hoc or change of life,
11 xu old's Fluid Fxtuct Bccao and lat
raoviD Boas Wahh will radically exterminate
f rem the system dlteares arising from habit ot
dissipation, at little expense, little or na cbanga
In diet, no inconvenience or expeaore; complete
ly superseding those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Copalva and Mercury, la all these dla-
ease.
I Use Hsuib u's iLcin Extict Been In all
disease of these organ, whether existing In
male or female, fiom whatever caoae originating.
and no matter of how loug standing. It Is pleas
ant In taste and odor "Immediate" tn action, and
more strengthening than any of the pre'prra
Don of Bark or Iron.
Those person suffering from broken-down or
dellcate constitute. ns, 'procure , tbe remedy, at
once.
Tb reader mnst be aware tbat however alight
may be the attack of the above diseases. It Is cer
tain to affect Ui bodily health aai mental pow
ers. All the above dlseaso-(requlr the sld of a Diu
retic HELM SOLO'S EXTRACT BUCHU 1 tb
, reat Diuretic.
Sold by Druggist everywhere. Pic St
; er pottle or six bottle for M. Delivered to
any addrea. Describe symptcm In all oonm-a
.Icatlona.
Fend toH. T-.'BELMBOLD, Drug and Chemi
cal Warehouse, (M Broadway, It. T.
NONE I GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel engraved wrapper, wKh fac-rlnvl ot
my Chemical Warehouse, and signed.
wAdly H. T. HELMBOLD.
Legal AdTeriUi'iDeiils.
AiJIniiuiKtritt . r Sale
"V"OTICK Is fcareby given that, pnmant to '
Jjl an order of the luuuty Caurt of Mariom
county, Oregon, altiins In Probata, mad on law
7ihdiyf NorA.D., 1S7U.1 shall proceed M
ell at public auction, at the Court House door In
Salven, tn said county, to Ibe highest bidder for
ctsh In hand cHd eott, or eauurday the loth,
day of December. A. D., IbvU, at the hour or II
o'clock A. M. of said day, the lollowiog described
real propertT, the same b'lng of the (slat of
Prlatiah Chappel, latcal Said eeocty, deoaaaed;
The KouUt West H of the North East H and tb
South X of tb North West H of the North Ea t
V of sretion tn, all In Township south of
Kanga Threw Weat, ooatalauig loo acres of kaad
according to the Government Survey, said laud
being litualtd In Marion rountr, Oregon.
H. L. McNARY? Administrator,
Salem, Oregon, Nor. 8, lo7o. dlw4w
IHOO FLT I
I thl ik I hear the bay bnrtr eoogh, '
If be ami cured HwUI take bias utt,
I'll buy some -U. H. H." this day
And giva n t my toorotd Bay.
1 feel, I feel, t f el,
1 hat' what the oM horse said.
I Isleenper workiog iu way through
b a bead.
(Jar -flioo ! Fly, don't bother me,
rh.-o 1 I ly, don't b -ther me.
Shoo ! fly. doDt bother eaa.
I'm using "it. U. U." you Me.
I feel, 1 fee', T fe!.
1 feel like the sun at noon,
he"H. II. H." you ra.e ia me
Has cured me up so sooa.
1 feel, feel. I leel,
I leel like a gay old sport.
No spralua or spavins bother ase'.
No wind galla 1 report,
Cnoac eboo I Fly, Ac
I think I hear the Jockey sir j
My fastest Horse got burton day.
He sprained his llos atd spavlua came
And made mv trotter very lame.
I feel. I feel, I feet
Thai's ahat the trotter said -I
must bave "II. H. H." tills day.
For I am almost dead.
Cnoar Shoo I Fly, Ac
It cure n strain and bruises sore.
No weakened joints we need deplore 4
To colics and cramp, tt ahutathe door
thla-H. H. H.."ot WlUUmaA Moore.
' I leel, I feel, I feel
That's what the Jockey said
A sick horse needa some U. H. H."
And good strew for his bed.
Caoac fhoo I Fly, Ac
FOR f! 'tie OR CAVpa It I. Instantaneous.
To two table spoonfulls of 'he H. II. J . add on '
pint of water and drench the hore, and repeat
In urpent eases, for man, woman or child,
given In rio;ea from 5 lo HO drop diluted tn
water, will rrlteve cfilte alraoat lustantanaouaiy.
"D. I. T.' (rirucgiatr, do try It.)
THK BIT MmI'IE In th market. For
ale by all Druggist and Pealera la Medicine.
HO LI CIS. CALI.F At, CO., Affassta.
ma)21a Portland, Orecon.
TEE NEW JfUUi..'
For a few cents you can bnj
;i your Grocer or DnrggLst a
f ackage of SEA 3I0SS FARIXE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. It is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food In the Trorli. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
Jolicato food for Invalids and
Children.
A Glorious Change ! t
TIIK CHEAT WORLD'S TOXIC.
.i .antation Bitters.
- This wonderful variable
restorative i the ehe?tan
rhor of the feeble and debili
tated. A a tonic nnd cordial
for the aged nnd languid. It
ha no equal among stom
achics. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which
women arc especially sab
ert, It is itnpersedinr; every
other stimulant. In nil Cli
mates tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it nets as a specldc
in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength nnd breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
S..T JS wly
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER,
An Infallible) BLOOD mtnea.
Ing ran toic aad scmviat property
a certain euro for anrniTls, sour,
ajEi.itAi.ciA. and all kindred Diaeaae.
It complttelj' rMtore the system when lnv.
paired by disease, iwtItm Um action of tho
KIDUETw mmd CMITtL OKCAUai. radk
rally enre (taorfLA, SALT atanrt-'M.
and all Eat rriva mm riTAsaou Cla.
eaaea, give ImmediaU and permanent relief
in DYSPEPSIA. EHYaiPELAB. TumOTl,
Boll, Scald Head, ITlcer and Sore; radi
cate from the iratem all trace of Mercurial
Dlaeaee.
It ia huelt rccCTlLC, oein mad)
from an herb found lndlgenon In raliswmla.
It ia therefora peculiarly suitable for va by
remalaa and Children, aa mood km.
aTIED saaal BaXOVATOB.
Far Sals by all Druggists.
RtOIRQTON, HQSTCTTER 4 00.
A-QKINTTS.
28 and 631 Kaxket StrMt.
Bts Frasciaco.
Nor. 1 dawln ly.
Pudding niver
SAW-MILL.
H Mile K". tbea st ef Ralem. between BoweU
Fraine aod Laa latbUh.
JC CAH FTJRHIfH THK BEST
kind of LLliR,l.4lIl Uoaraea-
bl. term. We i.-., u o ui nlaaer. and
can tarnish DHItidU LLMBUt ei arwrj 4.
c.'tptton.
Good LaI UK mad lo order.
DlNNT k TARPLET.
April, 1 1S70. .
Bags and eggirg.
We hare ea Kaad nd are reeetrlnf froea
Measra. Ol'rey Bi. a C... Dwmmm, a eaostaat
apply ( tbeir MtWtor feed i
II a4 Iswsa Mairlaa) WkU Mat
Oat kssta
40 IbcIk katrlapa af waiiwaut Weight
Will b sold at rbe Vw- aaefwe rate by '
a MrClAKkM, MKKklU. CO.
rAB.ise aratasna,
Fertaaod.
W. V. aBTAb
Fa Hen ., lai
C W. nOYAL,
Ileal ErttatoAtrent.
City Praswrt aad Farwa 'er ie."fllin aa
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