ROJIAKICE.
r I OUTSS VKXDCLL KOUIEl'..
Ob ! sne wit a maid ef. tangoing eye.
And the lived iu a garret col J and feign,
And he was a thread bear whiskered bean,
And be lived in a cell damp and low.
Sut tlie rosy boy of the cherub wing,
Hath many a shaft aad slender string,
And the youth below aad the maid above .
Were touched by (laming darts vt love.
And she would wake from her troubled
sleep, ,
O'er his Under billet-aom to weep ;
Or stand like a statu eold and fair.
Aad gate on tat lock. of hit bright red hair.
And ha who was late to tall and proud,1
With' his step so firjn and his laugh so lund,
Ilia heard grew lung aad aia feee grew thin,
Aad he piued ia solitude over his gin.
, -r , a....-1 tA sc "K &3 a
Cut ea-'s(tolKht tar tbamoatsier Jane, ;
As she lay ia tbeligbtof tbeolondless moon,
A voice earns floating. soft and clear, i
To the started maiden's listening ear.
0, tben from her creskinj coach she sprang,
And bar tangle ihmm back aha flung, i
. She looked lrom the jiaiea far below.t I
. And be stood heneath-j-lier wbukered beau i
6be did not start witnVfoolfsh frown'iv i
But packed her trunk and scampered down,
And there was her lover, tall and true,;1 . j
In his threadbare coat of its brightest bine.
The stars thot TOM in the evenint; shade, "
. liooked sadly dowa on a weeping maid ?
The sun that eotne ia ita moraine; Tirideyv ;
felled golden light on a laagfeing bride. ;
' -j 1 ' i.;'X ''-!- it '
THE OAK. M - ...
' I would I were like yonder oak, '. "
That la grave gladness standi, ' . " " '
And stretches e'er the lowlier tree,
That cluster round his rugged knees,
llii patriarchal hands. , . j .
' '
To have the mom's first rosy kiss . , ,
Upon my dewy brewr ,
The latest smile of lingering day,
When all tlie fields are growing gray, ' 1
And she to night moat bow.
To fall asleep when Winter eoaou, !
. Aad, Urettui af all things sweet,
Still lull of leafy sp wilhin, t, ,,. ;
And buds that newr lile begin . a ,
With Spring's impalsire heat.
To burst with joyous buds in Spring,
Unfolding green aad bright," f 7
Each opening leaf aa upturned eye
To greet tbe aloetf, the sua, the sky, J
And revel ia tbe light.
.si,-?. ' -
A leafy Summer-bouse for birds ;
Where toil saay seat at aon tide hour t
At eventide a pleasant bower ' - ' -fur
rustic awaia aad tnatd. - ' -
The storm would vainly on me beat, '.
Though roused in all their pride ;
By thnnder-peals But (hook nor cowed,
The sudden bolt that sends tbe cloud
Would hardly seethe ajy tide.' ' " "
Nor would I live 4a somber earth,,. s
, To feel tbe wuitrjr blast . ,
About my old and withered trunk , ....
In which my veins hare dried aud shrunh,
' And fall a log at last,' -" '" ' , "
But, hewn hefort my vigor fails.
Before my heart grows dry,!
A happy-making lite -to life.
The pleasure sharing that I give, d
And not in vain to die. ' ,
TaajLlocoIn.
. Most of tbosa who read the- dispatch
annonncing the death of Thomas Todd
Lincoln will neref think lof , tbe well
erowa young geoUeonaa . who -died oa
Saturday at Chicago. The name of
"Tad" a pet name given by himseli
with his first Uaraefing ntteraoces
and adopted by bis ' fond parents and
the worldrecalls" tbe, trtckey , little
sprits who gars to that sad and solemn
White House of tile-great was tbe ouly
comic relief it Jiuew. -.n , . i
He was SO fall of life and vigor so
bubbling over . with heaUu and high
spirits, that ae.kept tba bouse alive
with his prauks and ,nis. lanlastic en
terprises, i He was always a "chartered
libertine," aad after tbe death - of his
brother Willie, a prematurely serious
and studious child, cd the departure
of Robert for college, be-icstalled bim
self as tbe absolute tjrant of the Exec
utive slaoston Be , was - Idolised . by
both bis father and mother,' petted and
indulged ty Wt, teacher, and , fawned
a poo and creaed by , tat ; noisome
bords or omee-eeekers woicd lnrestea
tbe ante-rooms of the " White Bouse.
Be bad . a very bad opinion of books
and no opinion of discipline, and
thought verr little of any tutor who
would not assist bim io yoking - bis
kids to a chair or ia dritiag his dogs
tandem over the South Lwn. He bad
so much to do that be felt he could not
waste time in learning to spell. " Barry
in tbe morning Too could bear, bis
sbiill oil reaouoCioB tbrcagb tbe
dreary corridors of tbe Executive res
idencr. Tbe day "passed ,. in a.; rapid
succession of plots aad commotioDt,
and when tb President laid dowa bis
weary pen toward -midnight, be geo
erally found bka. jufaat gobli,ale(
undrr htavlaMena msuag biawriy
head by tbe opea fire-place ; eod -tbe
tall chief would pick up the cbild aud
trudge off to bed. with the drowav little
burden on his sboai4er,aUMpir? ander-
tbe doors snd"ddRiD(f the cbandehtrs
It was evtdent'thAtwtm aJl. his ,in?
mbordiuauoa n4 rcklwi auaciuef,
tbe spoiled child .eras' at ear fa
trutbtnl .od, geteryus pjitureiy 'J&t
treated fltlejes bO othce aerkera arsta
a carious coolness aod contempt," but
he oftfu spoo8e4,tbe yause f ; abtie
poor widoav. or tattered? aoidier, whoui
be found wnitrnr a Mbe ao(rooro8
and it was tnosv, arnuilDg lo: ee tbe
hearty little follow wragt;io bis shabby
- proteges into then Kseesnlve-- preaetur,
ordering the usDers out oi me )
and demaoding immediate action truui
headaatrtri. Tb President rrl
refaeeaV. grrt tW kind.r-and b
demand" were lot so frequent io
lots tbe e barm "ot ootelty. i 's :!
One of the; trirks Into which hi
idleoeaa and 'hi aiterprtae - to?li"
drove bim, waS oroaeion ' f mufh
Isogbter to tbe judLcloui, sod much
borror to the respectable in wasntog
toa. He lnStcd.voa -morning,
his pocket money io baying the sto k
ia trade of avn-ld wamar who ' soW
gingerbread eai" be -Treasury: He
msde the OoernmoCcrpeuitr give
hlra a boardhd soma lrtles, which
be set so in) the inpeetnf pdTt'-"o-bere
of the White Boose. aad:on thia rude
counter displayed bis wares. Every
office-ieeker who entered tbe bouse
that morning boifjftrr a sootbsom
luncheon of the keea little merchant
and when aa boor after the opening of
tbe booth. a uemhet Jbf the household
discovered tba yonng pastrymao tbe
admired ceates of a-grbop f grf6o?ng
servants aod toadteaLhe. had filled. bV
pockets aodjus haw. with currency, tee
mail of tea American tpublte.
Although s, mete child awibe deaih of
bll father, tuis terrible, jboclfc reac ly
jobered sad steadied him. His br.ub
er Robert at once took charge of hi
education, nod he made rapid progress
up to tbe t:toe of bis sailing for Lurcn
with his mottir. - Uw bas -ever smc
remained wiib her, displaying
thoughtful . dfevutiiM .and teuderoest
bevond bis varr. and tranely 1 at
variance with the mVt;ii-viliu iboiittVi
legjjee of hi, cliiiduoud. iV. 'Y. Tr
THii Hao Nsvbb Strcgk Ms I
Vie recently bcarit tl;e following molt
interesting and touching iuciiieut :
A little boy hid died. bt body
was laid out in a darkened, retired
room, waiting to be laid away iu tbe
cold grave. His afflicted mother aod
bereaved sister went lo to look at tbe
sweet face of the precious sleeper, for
his face was beautiful even ia death.
Ai they stood filing upon tbe form of
the one she so loved aod cherished,
the little girl asked to take hi band.
The mother at first did not think, it
besi, but as, the cbild repeated tbe re
quest, aad seemed very Buttons about
it; she took the enld behd and placed
It in tbe baud of bis weeping sister. .
Tbe dear ebild luued at it a do--tneot,
caressed It fondly, and tbeo
looked op to her mother through her
tears of atTectioo aad lave aud laid : -Mother,
this little band oever
Strosk me." -.- ; - - -. -
Young readers, have you always
bso so gentle to brothers aod sisters,
that were yoo to aim such a tributes'
this could be paid to your memory ?
Could a brother or eitr take your
hand, were it eold is death, nod say.
41 This band oever struik me?"
Ia tbe early h'siorv jf Nr h Hit.
field, Mass., a road was Itid out wbi-1
was descrtned aa ' ruooiug trm r.
cbane meadow to the stream where old
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VtMAit-lre, Aagaat 19. In the Assem
bly to-day the committee on the army bill
maths a report recommending its passage.
The bllt as returned to Chamber, makes
military service compulsory, and allows no
right to procure a substitute. It prohibits
soldiers from voting st political elections,
and dissolves the National Quard through
out the country.
Los doj, August ,19. A-. -dispatch from
Oumbiner, East Prussia, a town iXty-six
miles east of Konigsberg, says the cholera
has appeared in several dfrtricU on the
Gwnao side of the Hoasiaa froritSSr. t
It is reported that the President of the
S ties Confederation fterehas appointed M
Jquea Stampfii, senior federal Councillor
- aud fonaeslys PratldeaU of shew IUpeblfc;
arbitrator on the part of Switierlant,iindt
the treaty of Washington. '
, J. If"' Xorux.T August J?. A eorreepond-
entoftbe London 7 1, writing from
Paris ia regard le tbrial of tlieCommun
ists, says the prisoners affect great indiffer
ence, and seem to regard the whgle a air
, as an elaburaro sad bad practical- oke, got
up for their especial benefit. They struok
' mock heroin , stliUdos .and MhenI glanced
around to see if it produced tbe desired ef-,
. Let. ,uTbcy laughed and talked at the jno-
meat waeo the Indietmanta ehargiug them
with the ofteoses were read. Ferries was;
particularly Viollsd at the stress laid his
complicity in' the murder of hostages: ' Lft-
tle interest is shown by the public in the
inai.
Lo!iDO!7 August 21. The Parliament is
proro 'tied by Ito'yaf commtfsloni The fol
lowing Vthe most important of the Queen's
speeeh t s .'1? f
The ttmo has Bow arrived whet I ai en
abled to relelease you from yoavaCcndance
,in'Pustibnsatad cMmeadyeur unwearied
lbors to public noed.T I acknowledge the
' loyal readiness wiih which you have maile
provision for' the - Priaeese Irfuica aod
Prince Arthur. The great events and
changes which have, recently occurred in
Europe do not do not compromise friendly
relations existing between the United King-
doua sod. Foreign. Pwers.:x yith. special
satisfaction I refer on the present oceaaioo
to ur relations .with the United States.
By the Treaty of Washington modes Mset-
tlemenf have been fixed upon ''for : Several
Questions which bad long remained io dis
pute' wftfi the TToitcd States dhvernmeoL
.The, Psesideat coocwrred with me iar tea ap
plication that the prlncipleof amicable ref
erence which was proclaimed by tKeTreaty
ofc Paris sad, which 1 aejdloeto. kavejop-
portuniiy ef recommending by example
We also agreed in the adoption of certain
rules, for guiding the uteritiaw coOdext of
neutrals, wbich may, I trust,' obtain gener
al recognition and form a valuable addi
tion to tbe code of international law.
place full relianee upon the. disposition of
America w -tarry forward wrth' cordmtiry
the subsidiary arrangements which were de
termined ea for the execution ef the treaty
I thai) apprise the Parliament of Canada
of- the provisions which reqwre its confenf.
which, in my view are highly conducive to
the interests of the Dominion. On these
provWioneT however,. PtlkiiittS will psss
an independent and final judgment,
LoDOit, August 21. Tbe potatoe bjight
has developed to" an alartnins extent to
Ireland. The third crop is almost a failure,
, John Bright has to a great degree re
covered his health, and will certainly re
sume Parliamentary duties in session.
The centenary of Beethoven; 'postponed
from lost year on account of the Fraaeo
Qermafl war1, was celebrated with festivities
and imposing ceremonies, at Bona, the com
poser's birth place, on Saturday.
Pabis Auat 2l.Tke Assembly Cma
mittee on the Budget agreed to fix the sal
ary of Thiers at. half a, iniUiwt, oi .francs
with credit in addition for ordinary ejt-
penee.';r ? T I f5J ' r '
, A bill providing fur the .dissolution of
the present Assembly will soon be brought
forward.
- The Deputies of the left ate preparing a
manifesto demanding the restoration of the
Constitution of,184S. '
In the Assembly to-day a atermy dta
eussion eras aroused by tbe irreligious ex
pressions of some Deputies.
' Lo.vdosV, August . 21. Applications for,
the five per cent, fund loan of -the United
States sect Jn frouV London and hfeift
nent to Jay Cooke, McCullooh A CqJlo
advance of the opening Jof tho JbaoV tot
morrow,' alreadysaoaat Jojj20,i)00tff o
more thanguarterpf the whole smouot
allotted - ifurpe,-Thef boodg' are on
stii t exchange at 1 J and 1 cents pie'uiiuroT
New York, August 21. A- letter ia th
Journal d BfuitO" states that a meeting
of Che I,irteiaflinul1rfC0ok Juveef St tteeww,
at which thirty companies were ref resented
Something was said about giving other
eg!lsr ETtfroi ua erOiwCwnnibiiffi
TniatH, wwieh ' Paris "nd vieinlf Save eo-
joyed., -"'? TSH-3
Berlix, August ZL, CarpenterT in this
city have Sftack. ujr aa: ingrease ef ?5 pe
cent, in wages and .- reduotioo ef day's
work W wine hoar aad a half.;" ; ,T:1v
. Bcslls, August 22-ftavsges of cheleca
are steaililf j' Cieriasfnat Konlgsburg.
Tks ijisinini Iiii' aln - appeared kt StMtWJ
but no ces have occujrred in Stellin.and
aud South Prussia is still free Cr ua tbe dis.
Ix5DOX. Augurt J2.--TheatMauotion of
seventy-five million dollars of tbe United
States ivC per aent. Voaa utiAf by Jay
. . Tw ill--
uouke, aietUiiocn io., wai m
sucoesi. ubscriptioorwxcee ling in a single
day the -entire aeaeonbtOe too eootinent
all sabaariptieas areroportod large. Boeks
will be closed to-morrow instead of Thurs
day.
'LojiDOS, August 23. A collision oeeaned
laet night ea the Midlsnd Railway i"tst&t
Leceister.. Many persons were injured., (
.Serious distarbaaees tok place yesterdaet
af If ewcastle where Jibe workmen , are 'bS a
strike, and pew asoads have heaa employed.
Apprehensions are felt of a rioC;' , J
v-?.. l -2 i ! hi Tki V.l. 1
tne) of the power ef Thiers a President'" of
tbe Kepuuuo is opw asauied. k - - .n-i
Afireoeeurred " orr board be Ifrerieli
steamer Franca atRebor uffAiarseiiaeJi
Te fir wim siiMuatl,' Ami re vmseY 'andi
e i'rgo'were tnuoh damaged. . .Xosa,, heavy.
JIaJininAu" ?2j. beSpBniaii, UoJ-J
: ernment b ordered the release of See or
i LafBrnriel vwentlt 'irwteA 'as a member
i and aent of tbe. Inicruatio.aal Sot-icty
! Roue,-August, ?2t Th sreixTt. which
: have been 'iirreot eft erisia tit ' the Italian
; Uvverameat veVw.r;tnfd; '
Jlt.w Yoiik. Auanst 2ft. A Dublin enr
retpondent of the London 7;e of theSib,
deocribing tlie Dublin riot says I P. J.
Smith, member of Parliament, wear pre
eeeding with his speech, ' when suddenly
there shot into view from round the corner
of Willington Monument, a Considerable
: body of pqlice, trancheoa. in hand, aod
without a' -word of warning began to strike
; mercilessly on ,ll sides.. If an impartial
inquiry be instilbted'by the Government, I
: believe it Will he foand throoghout tbe
: period daring which so many draadlul
wounds were given by tbe police r resis-
; tence was offered, and none could be offered.
i Saw Yoag.'August 20 Prom the evl-
, deace tbe Core'eer' Is satisfied that Mary
Kelly, eupposed to have died f Asiatic
cholera, really died of cholera morbus. ., . ;
The font and mouth disease has broken
out among cattle and hogs in Warren
county, io this State.- ' '
At a large and entbuaiastio meeting of
Italians to-nigbt ia reference to a procession.
Utters ware read from prominent Fenians
expressing sympathy with the object of the
dmonstrUt , - 4 promising that ia ease
o'.her tie lotulities other than Italians are
allowed to participate in the procession, a
large deputation of Irishmen will attend. ?
Savaksah, Oa., Aagutt 20. A terriffio
gale. aeeumpanUed by a heavy rain, oc
curred Friday and Saturday. Railways
away., . Ho communication sontn ot station
7. Oa the Atlantic and Gulf Central
Railroad there are two washes one near
the city and another six miles distant. No
regular trains have arrived since Friday
ight. Many buildings are dtmaged and
great damage done to the nee crop.
New Vena-. AuirtA 21. The Boston
Pilot call Open ah Irishmen to repudiate
the so-called leaders of the Irish people in
New York city, asserting hot heaued, in
cVsndiar uiteraftces. tew fanatics whose
assumed leadership Is gross imposition arc
not to be interpreted as expressing the sen
timents of the Irish eitiseos who, aa a class,
throughout the country eondema the July
riots.
Mayor Hall thinks the ZVme showed ita
want of political sagacity in commencing a
fight on Tammany so early in tbe season.
Had it waited until a week before tbe elec
tion it would have been wiser, and perhaps
moro successful. He believes Ihe Timet'
attacks have strengthened Tammany, aa
the question has been so ably taken up by
the Democratic pruts hroughoittj the pouB
try, that the influence of Tammany, wbich
before was merely local, is now become na
tion"Ve Utrtl1 au-r
New York, August 21. A correspond
ent of a city paper has. interviewed the
great heads ef the Gran antj-iufallibility
movement, Dollinger, Huber and Freder
icks. In writing, from Muniob, August I,
be ifljircBcnta, DolliojJr's cueai gaining
strength, an the leaders believe it will re
sult in tbe- inauguration of a general re
form io the Catholio Church throughout
tiers) any. The movement mast spread to
other countries "where 'there 'oru already
violent - political struggles agninst nltra-
IToutiuiiaui; The opinion that Bismarck is
warring" again! tbe Catholic' Church is
confirmed, and it is "believed thai Germany
would not maintain the" rofalHbiHIy dogma,
Dollinger has again tliscUtmoi aey inten
tion of establishing a new religion or sepa
rating frma the' Cathidio- Church. What
WsV nee'eiuary was a general ecdasiastkal
roforBiation, throwing ff ' errerr which
crept into'; the .Church, and the establish
ment of religion ia conformity with more
modern demands and the national charac
teristics of the German race.,' ' ,' 11
1.030 BrtASca'Auguat 21. This morn
iag Dr. H. T. Halmbold, of New York,
engaged a back "aLjie A reads . Hotel, bor
rowing a double barrelled shotgun from the
proprietors, and told the driver to go along
tbe beach, as he wished to shoot some sand
snipe. tAftergoiag about a mile, lie alighted
from tbe carriage, stepped a short distance.
placed the but of the gun en the ground
and the muzzle ' under bis chin.". Being a
very short man ne had to stretch to reach
the. trigger, and in doing this the muzzle of
the gun was thrown one side and the charge
passed alongside his face, merely sfngeiug
it. The driver immediately ran towards
the doctor, but before he could reach him
the doctor discharged the seouni barrel io
tbe saute manner, oot being injured. He
then got trim into ihe hack and drove back
to the Arcade Hotel, where the doctor
washed the powder from his face and drove
home. -Tb rumor that the doctor attempt
ed to shoot himself with a pistol after reach
ing his room, is without foundation.
, WabbihgtoX, August 21 The Secretary
of the Nary bos given tho quarantine coin
inissioners of New 'York two ships, the
Delaware and (Albsnj, to be anchored off
the :a.aaraiiUna un tbe lower bay to the
JernpSrary 'detention of , persons arriving
who bare been exposed to cholera. - ,
lorly suits , fur damages are commenced
aguiaet tbe State Island Ferry Company
by relatives af victims ef the late disasier.
" .Heimbold denies that be attempted to
commit suicide at Long Branch to-day.
He says that while gonning having dis
charged one barrel, he put hie mouth to the
barrel'to clear it and accidentally discharged
th other barrel by touching tbe cock with
his knee. ,Uia injuries are' very slight.'
Sew-Yeg,'Aogust22.-Pre!ideiit Grant
informed an ielerviewer atXong Branch
that he thinks there is no lack of harmony
among New York Republicans, ss the dis
cord whiuhTssnla meat try to make always
clears up wbf a a oUotioo .oocaes ; that
New Orleans muddle f bejonij hit fathom
ing; that the .Tammany cemrptioa and
Orange riota' wilt defeat jbe .Democratic
party in New York, and that if we ean not
get from tbe Coreans a treaty which will
protest our sailors, we won't force a treaty
frrim tbeui, hot teach them lessons that will
probably protect our sailors just as well.
! WasbikovO!!, August 21. The special
order", recently issued at. the .War Depart
ment, retiring Co. George Stoneroan with
tba rank of Major Geueral, is 'revoltel by
the President and he is retired oh his rank
as Colonel. The original order waa made
under misapprehension, by tbe ' Board, , in
the belief that his incapacity malted from
wounds, which was not tbe case. , : '
t The Preaideat baa appointed Frederick
Drew oa Collector at Puget Bound. '
Arrangements are concluded between the
United States and Germany, taking effect
on October 1st, which reduces tbe rate of
internationaT postage on prepaid letters, if
exchanged between the "two .countries by
closed mail. Via Eaglatkd,froa 16 1 I eenta,
ea.ch half, ounce or under J if unpaid, letters
so exchanged are charged doable prepaid
rates ; for" InufDcieiitly paid ' letters, tbe
same with postage o unpaid letters, after
dcducliog the amvunt prepaid.; , ; v
' St. Locia, Aagast 22.: A terrible affray
occurred at Harrisvills, Missouri, oa Sat
ardsy. Tom Sabine, a noted desperado sod
ex-bash w aaeker, came t town drunk, ran
a muck through the streets with a revolver
sod shot and killed two inoffensive oiiizens
before any one was able to eh oot him, though
a large party was after him. A well direct
ed load of buckshot finally finished him.
; Louis villc. Aug. . 21 Return received
indicate ' that . the Kentucky . Legislature
stands as' follows; House 82 Democrat!,
and 13 Republicans ; Senate 8a Demo
prats, and S Republicans.4
i Tbe Corier-Joinal this morning has a
letter from ; Ciaeiauati 'whioh say : A
rumor prevails here that. General McCook,
Democratic eaudidate foe Qoveraor will be
eempelled to withdraw froni'-the ticket as hej
has froia the canvass. It as aatd aa ia pari
tialry deranged. Should McCook' withdraw
an effort wilt be made to wduce fien. Kwing
d take Ms place, but there are douht as to
the aueeew trf the: saevesncDt ';t : -
t ,V (4
i St. JoB5s, Aagus't 28. The great'scuTl
for the championebip of tbe world came off
this morning. The boa's entered at 7:2A
an 1 led alternately for five minutes. At
7:33. the. St. JohTi was ahead. At 7:i0 ibo
Sf. J.ibo was the only crew rowing, tbt
s'lier erews having gone ashore in conse
quenceof Renforth being taken with a St.
The St. John's crew rowed over the course
Winners of tho race, in forty minutes and
eleven seconds.
' Later. Renforth died an hour after the
race.
CALIFORNIA.
' Sa Francisco, Aug. 20. A rumor that
Charles Crocker baa aoid out his entire
interest in the Central Pacific Railroad
is widely circulated but not generally
Credited.
i Since the combination amongst railroad
companiea, and consequent reduetion in
fares, the stocks of all companiea have gone
dowa to soro, and io fact are practically
unsaleable.
; The Orifiamme will not sail for Portland
on Thursday, but the Idaho will sail on
Friday.
It is understood that tbe Democratic
State Committee will, choke off Brick
Pomeroy, his speech at Davisville being
eery rough oo tbe platform.
; The injunction oa tbe sale of lots in Verba
Bueaa Park, by the sew City Hall com
missiosers. was hoard to-day, end was
finally dissolved by order of Judge Wallace
in tbe Supreme Court. The sal9 will now
take place and the work of preparing rock
from Tulegrapb Hill for the foundation
to tbe new City nail will commence to-
Sacrahbxto, Aug. 21. At tbe annual
meeting to-day of the stockholders bf the
Central Pacific railroad, tbe following per.
aons were elected Directors: Leland Stan
ford, Mark Hopkins, C. P. Huntington, E.
n. Miller, Jr.; C. H. Cummings, W. R
Brown, and Robert Robinson. . Tbe latter
succeeds Charles Crocker. Tbe same, are
Directora for the Sacramento Valley rail
road. Sax Dikgo, Aug. 20, The Sheriff of this
place has received a letter from residents ef
Monsterral, io the northwestern "part of this
county, asking protection from the Indians;
known aa tbe old -Mission Indians' They
have driven off their old chief Msnnlco;
who has been for years recognized as Cap
tain General of several tribes; aud tbey
threaten extermination to all white settlers
in that section.. It is feared tbreyitl be
on outbreak similar to that of several years
! .-?!! 5.9SiwSi! !
Los AxGKtxs, Aug 20. By order of
.Mojo' General ScosMd - tho aoMiere arbder
Col. Brown,' at Dram Barracks,' wilj-leaf e
' here te-morrow Tor tbe old Palo 'Mission io
miles from Los Ftores, to quell disturbances
"among the Indiana and reestablish Manuleo
as Captain General of the tribes iu that
region. ... ;ir -'A a-j. i : j ;
i -, Sab Frascssco, August 2l. Last sight
the Democratic Joint Ccnventroa held a
stormy session and elected County Commit
teemen from the 4th,' Sth, tth' aud 8th
ards.-;-;:; iAWi'i I
... The Indepeadent Republican nieettag en--dvracd
the State ticket but repudiated the
regulative tkket as pot up by Uotbam and
Billy Carr, and the Tax payers' m'unietpai
-ticket as not ! Republican ; adopted resolu
.tioiis that a committee of 30 be appointed
two from, each ward aud twelve from the
a t ned county at Urge the said cammit-
tee to be authorized to take such steps as
will subserve the interest and pre mote the
"welfaicof fhe Republica'n ticket- T"
. After the adjournment, W, W. Stow end
..Bill Carr, who had been bitterly denounced
l" l'ixley, followed tbe . latter - and A. J.
Bryant to. the Liok lleuse saloooy where
'Stow" presented a pistol t Pixley and de
manded him to retract what he had Said.
'Fixley refused; daring him; to murder him.
Meantime Carr and Bryant were trying to
-get , at ' each other . with uplifted e hairs.
Frank Marpby iadueed Stow to put up-bis
pistol and weat to the ar to drink' with
"him,fi wBeii ";tbey qonrreled, Stowe again
drawing his pistol and Murphy a bowie
knife. Friends interfered and- tbey; , were
separated before any one was injured, dT
' The Mechanics' Fair is proving a great
aeccess and may run a week ur ten' days
Jonger than advertised. 1 '' " ;"J ' " ' Vf
. Wm. Simpson, Edward B table and Gar
rett U. Hopper, named aa members of the
straight out Republieaa nominating soat
mittee, decline to Sam, and- a number of
others will flo tbe sme.: ' :" '
The Pixley-Stowe imbroglio has been the
talk of the town to-day, and mutt specu
lation as to who would back down, or if
there . would be duel. At tbe last ac
counts Pixlcy bad not left town and Stowe
had aot challenged him.'
The Democracy have a large meeting at
Union Hall this evening, which is being
addressed by Sunset Cox, of Ohio,, and
ethers. ;sJi; - . -. ; ; :'
. Loa AaoELBS, August 23. Lieut. Sears,
of tbe TJ." S. Engineer Corps, arnwd yes
terday to superintend tbe construction of
tbe first section ot tbe IV ilmington . breakr
water, 3,567 feet in louglb, ia the, dirwtioe
ef Dead Man's Island. Tbe contract ia let
for $21, COO, and to be finished March 1st,
1872 ' -
Two horse thieves were caught and shot
lust week, between the Long Canyon road
and Willow Springs on tbe Owen's river
toad. ., -i
Stocxtow, August 2S. A large force of
carpenters are engaged in erecting a Iar,
pavilion for the San Joaquin Agricultural
Fair, to be held here next month.
A Young, Men's Republican Club bas
been formed., ia this, city which already
numbers 2i members. '
"Sacrakssto, August "23. Gov.. Height
has issued a proclamation offering $1,000
reward for the arret and conviction of the
persons who, on tbe i6th inst., attacked the
stagecoach between the towns of Healda-
burg and Cloverdale in Sonoma eeaoty, ana
murdered Thoa. II. Beaton ; also he has
commiaionel as Notaries PuMic, W. E
Bis.-am for Eldorado and Robert Porter for
Humboldt; f r, : "
; - - ......9
" SET ADA.
' Virginia, Aug. 20. About 5 o clock this
merniog a ir broke oot l N. !4 D street.
It spread so rapidly as tri get beyond con
trol until it fwept every thing no; tbe west
side of D street, from Union Hall ' Sutter
avenue ; both sides of E and the west side
of F streets' for the same ' distance, and
ceasing considerable damage e -tbe west
side of D street." toss, $150,000, on which
tier waa seme toatwhee, but" the amount
cannot be ascertained to-day. - ; -:. i
6 " FBoklKETABA,,. '
-y ;-.. i. ...-'-.. a '
Hamilton, August 23. Yesterday .during
a discuasiou between Capt. Boyle and A.
Clerei, (he tatter 'drew a pistol and -fired- at
the farmer, iafiietiag aelirbt wound in -the
left hand o Cuevle.fIrieVe1 are con
flicting reports as to the origin of the difficulty,-?
i Si lis it'saiiAi ft i,--
BY STATE TEI.EGK APII.
Evosjia Cirr-, Auf il,-Wveph Kaott,
proprietor of the newly erected quarts mill J
on thd Excelsior ledge,',. Boa smia: Distriot,
passed tbroagh hen, last night, with, 87
pound f aaaaUa-ocn. fraaa eraehinr IS tons
ofsurraceroclt- jjJf; . J .','
Fijiiwt laci' sT.--5-Oar4 bontoa the
Obio hftd stopped to take in some wood.
On the shore was a remarkably stupid
lookir)gellowjvlut? h is .bauds on bis
pocket aod his under lip baogiog down.
A dandy; Yipe for a' scrApe, hods and
winkeatt aiireV, ewjiag-i .-v -'Tr
Now nt Bave some fuor IU fright
en the greenBOrB.'"- ; -'
He jumped sslio.re,i(h large drawn
bnwre-koife,' and braodished it' io tbe
face of the grpen run-'' islatrhiiig :
t'. IN o w -, J ' 1 1 o is k i J ota I i e be 0
I lkiDgVor TOU for a week."
Tbe fellow starea MepliTTy ot bis as-saillvJ-:
bev videdJyr'4li(i nottctjw
eiKiJtw id be Beared, btj.ta.stha bowie-
koile came near tits rat- oee of ms hn's
: B.i,Ll. t...,al Ilia nn.L.t 'tt fktl
biifit aofT "Heavy betweeo the eyes of
tlie dnndy, ami tba-poor fellovr was
floanaVriog il tSspiio,"'-.,
Greeoy juOapedon board Oar boat,
put his uHods'io his pocket, and look
ing a roiled, (aid ey-s?-- - ".
"May he there's somebody else that's
been looking fur m for a wrek ?''
JaCSSOH AHt THB DltSPKBAriO. SeV-
enty j ears ago," Andrew Jnckson waa
Judge ot a Circuit Court at Jones
boroetb, Tennessee, and ordered tbe
Sheiiff to arrest a desperado named
Bean, a celebrated oulUn in the early
history of that region. The officer
aoon reappeared io tbe court' room and
reported hi inability to make the ar
: rest.- " Summons a posse," thandered
Old Hickory - "I have, said tbe
Sheriff, ' but slill ire cannot oiake the
: arrests": " Snmmon en " iacolated
; tbe wrathful Jackson. The Sheriff
; gladly obeyed aod the man of iron will
i strode toward tbe cnlprit, tbe crowd
' eagerly follewiog. - Approaching Bean
with bent brow, and a gage beneath
which every horaaa being that ever
I encountered it quailed, Beae'e upraised
arm dropped to ilia side, and he waa
led resistiessly to tbe pnsos, . ?
An Iowa geotlemao, very "appropri
ately named Dadd, has assumed pater
nal relations to nineteen children in a
little over twelve years, bit) better half
having bad twins eight times in that
period.
Cje rom Cocsu ok 'CoiaAs soon, as
there is the slightest aneaainess of tbe Chest,
: with difficulty of breathing, or indications
ot Congb, take daring the day a few
" Brown' t Bronchial Troche." Containing
dcmuleet ingredients, they allay Pulmonary
Irritation. Have them ia readiness upon
tbe first appearance ef a Col i or Cough.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS! I
PKOOLAMAtlOlt!
Governor Hrfrman's proclamation to aobdaa
Ihe New York htot. reminded Maaara. rtiadoaan
Oosliuer of the fact that tbey were capable of
subduing- their prices (er Uieir large stock of Dry
Uokds, cloihins and Gr.cerka to abeUerleval. ,
Sugar, 10 ota, par poend , j
UaoUn, 12 1-3 ota. par yard.
Wiita Goods cheaper tban ivar. .
Boe a as Sb "ea at Sat fraaolaeo pt iocs.
Sca tka,t no bob ataas atriks, . w
ClothiBf f r me a and boys, as Wall sa
A.aai.ee f,,, ..w i.,m mi;i !
8 a maiar suits far Aniut. n ..-..t '
WU.e aJkirtlacIar Wlatar, -
Croakey M ;Olaewre ,;a Eastara
prloaa ..."
s -1 es tvl. vu io au! w :
Bocae 121-3 oen's per. pair. $ . .
B.aodjtrchttta ,! 1-2 pent, par tlr '
Xybaaao ctaeavpai; tliM t ? aloe, groan
Bleached table Hon ea 76 ota per yat-1
WU1WOI1B S1 SU.
Towela no dean that waahlac la 1sd
ti j;aaary. ( ; , z. .m.u
Io fact all gnodaia (ralave w.n be anirc)MWMr
inao ever before i auu It jou waat an Mtctinnecr
always eome here and ta will find ear charg -a
not aw We aacisaat af every lliBig tbaa ceeaea
Iu our hands aod d."l Utttl to tone to our
stand on Uurbin's tkirntr, apposite the Bank.
r.n. PKlkiOMAa KlbblCR.
;SjSB.JolaV ,;la5:-- S:i?:.2
NEW STOCK OF: GOODS 11
Direct from San Francisco !
QHUCBatlKft aVHO PHUVISJIOJii,
Crockery iiud Glassware,
TABLKWARK, '
PLATKDWAUtC, 'J". (i
. kl OAJK WAHsC. , .- .-.,e
HIHROitt, fl '-''' -
I: -w W
WILLOWWARE,
BASKETS, '
TO B AC C O
J i ... ...3 -
s'ciUAUt,'
California r Fruit and Tegetables !
BECEI TED SY E fR T STEAMER,
:f -r. .., . . - , . .
of which they will deliver ""lo any part
of thecliy. "
'.' FAIIR A-H: BROTHERS. .
STRiTTON : Si, WALLER,
' yi(fuceessors to J. K. Gfll.i
STATE STftET, SALEM.
i r - -lKAbKK4 If J - .
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Musical Instruments, .
iV ' IN VIT ESPECIAL ATTENTION T'' OUR
If stock ot Mason Hamltn OraaDs: Clock-
erhig, Haraiia 1 A Mtlauer, and Eiuersoa fhanvs.
an oi wMen caa be solu ou. Hie meal aaraota
geous terms. ' .
. Ealera, Aprilll. .v ;
NEW ASSORTMENT !
SPHING AND SUMMER GOODS !
'HTK Jtrsf BECEtVKD '
- ti - -. ... , - ' -... ..
it
IRY GOODS,
Clotlilug and Hat-,
Boots a ltd Shoes,
IIAIIDWAHE,
Iu . t- ID1XT ASiORTED.
Salirn, March S4. ' t il'! '"'' lm
Tlie Lcabo , Ferry
IS five milee and s half aoath nf Salem, and ta
Ut saaitst and most direct roate froia .
. Salem t-1 rHlepcndence,
irlawmonlh., t. orvallla, Yaqralwa Bay,
And all intermediate points. tf s -j.
A . New and Coearaodlaua . Boot, firmly font
strutted, ao a to ferry atfKk of all kinds with
salety and dispatch. Tlti-maiikS bar been gveau
ly improved, and the roads are la a belter con
dltioa than ever btfcre - Sr. accommodating
ferryauoa will alvajva .be la awtaadaeaai bat aa
extra charge will b mde lor croaeing. at late
hmire. - ' t t . . tv.. . .-
CHAS. W PJCTTYatOIIll,,
may r-aaw -
t in-r r- :i'rr :"'" ' ' ' 1 i '
... a. IA S V BB H 1ft Ob BV
BATS A xakgb tor Of
FINE TOOllTCOaf B8. i.i.k,..v?.;;.I.Tvory
. -f -" ,ii I f n; .u.u-....Uabbor
INFANT . .,.,...a.- Ivory
POCK ET ' y -;....Rubber
DRESSING ' " B;:i.:;f..;.MV' "
CLOTUK3 JJBUSHBS- ..;.-.. Assorted
EAia s- -. '5?' r ;w..-;.:;i:iigh
INFANTS - i i f fie.J.ArU-Fri-
TOOTH - ! "i siw.A.li ....Pocket
: - n-v. u.-y'"i . ...Badger hair
NAIL .1 . . . s .u..u,U.w..Ast(Srted
r -And every kind f bra'h wanted; '-'
; ; i ,, - : hm . -
tints' r ' t'e NT's
TiaRTIKSOOlHQf O TUB COAST
X v MeanUma- taa-'be oppllal wHh tent
an wagon i;urera,any aau aliape. or ejualUy.
at the - ' . '
SALEM HAG' PACTORT!
, Oppoalte the Salem flouring kfflls V !
tafP-eaaaa OBdngtthelr?we material can
nav? il mad up on short notice ? iulyle
;SALIMBHEWRYt:f
SAMUEL ADOLl'U,
Af.l-.M, OKI
The Oldest Brewery. in Town I
la ready ta fur it b hi , cuatomers with better
Than he has ey made beforev
FA RlLliea If PPbliCD TO OBDER
' ay-Order front tbe eoantry premp'.fy tiled at
; isgale ra.. i v -it ajiui
LADIES AND CENTLEME R
; ' Take Notice!
AOIaolee Let f ,
- - . . . . .. ..' " '- .
, , PEBFTJMES I
-. i"ri. axATw v. -: a- i
Sfllcm -Xrii; Store t
, THATCH KB ea BOS.
. : .. . Jsnelt : '--
DANIEL LOWER,
. 13 front B. PorUaad.
COMMISSION, MERCHANT.
Cregeei prod no 6d te
f artiand er San Fraeciaco. .
beat aitvantage
weaiov ui
Ciilliornltt Oregon
Iioc3Lu.oOw
Tropical Fruits.
MfrehantVordera filled oa reason? b terw
DRUGS & MEDICINES
r. h. Mcdonald & co.
-vmoi.ESiAi.1:
DRUGGISTS
Ssn Francisco, Csl.
Call the attention of Dealer te their larva anaort.
nient of Mwir ArriTed uooox compoaea la
- fhlnv fc'Pt In a wetl supplied WUUI.JUtAl.
. n.ip Af fha fnllowtnir ai
rtiriea, tmfioer wirneverv
SKld STOJaVE.
' ' FaasM Duces.
TtldiWs TiorrAiuTtoaa
DaoavutrA' aoHMuoa.
Hhakeu Haaos,
PaaroMsmsa. '.
v Pamin Macicnraa, -
TBcsBKa a Scrpoaraaa,
Eauurrut Oils, .
tfiitin ako Oils.
Whlek we offer at the lowt CaaU Frices, sod are
dawrmlned not to bo undersold.
e B. U. MCOONAJ.D a CO., AUw FaAKCiaoa, Cxi.
'. f FOR 8VLE,
Otlt SRtO BFsiIXtM, located In Ban
Proaeaieo. iML Afterour beat wiahea. aud expreaa.
taag our ibanlui fer the liberal aatroaotca we have
-received tor mora than rwrntv-nBe years, during
. whicli period w have bi-n ataduy eu?oged in
tba Dras bualnem in California, we org to aav In
.eonaaeueaee of tlie rapid growth of l)r. Walker's
" "-California Vinetrar Bitten, now spread over the
Vnllee etabaa and eoanwiea lar beyond, wa ara
nnraaillaif il to devote our entire time to sold bus.
.-liievk . f , . -'
We are rhs Oldest Ding ftrm on the raelAc Coast
I and toa enlr enet continuous under the aanM pro
& prictora atnee 1849, and have determined to aell oor
a Jajaaraaparaua,aina1 vill estaliMahad pnalnaaa oq
IsvorsLla terma
This fa a rare oppcrtimtty for men wtth means,
of entering into a profitable bualueas wlttl advau
i, SAgae nevar kafore offered-' - - - ,
tor particular enquire of
, T a i U. MrDOWALD CO.,
Iv H. stcDovaLB. , WholMMUe UruggWa,
1 J. C.'ermiKaau - Kan rranctM-o Oal.
, 24. B.-Untueaale Is roada we aball continue our
' fjnportatlona. and keep a lanre stork of freah goods
. constantly oa hand, aud aait at aricea lo defjr coai-
petiUoo. ' -
- J. Waaaao, . ft. Mctew.ka a Oa, liraialx
ISh. Af MU, Saa FrauWa.Cal vumI U beam 8U.N.V
- TIILLIOKS BearTeatlBHesirte tlaclr
f-it IWataaterfwl C alraiUve . K STecia.' I
- Tlaewar ltluere are aot. a. vile Faaer
Prlak, Mad , of Feer ttaa, ' WaJaker,
Preef Splrtte ' anal He fane Lleners, doe
kwadi' ipteed and aweoteaed to pAeaae tbe taste,
-.tailed lento.".,? Aseeeiaar.' -- Seatoren,"
that 'lead the ttonler. oa to druolutuieas and ruin.
but are a true. Medici nemada from the Katlve
'Itoota and Harbs -of t)aHfornla,' free fYesa all
A leaked! Satanwtsuat a. : thr . are , the
GREAT BLOOD FtRIFIEB, aad A
LIFE GIVIMU PRINCIPLE, a perfect
'faaBowto aod bwlaeratac ef the arstaaa. aarrr
UiS off all poiaomoa mottraad reatarina the blood
.to abaalthjr condition. Mo person con take these
Bitten aeeorfllnc to directions and remain lone
anwelK pnTvfcted- taaer beaea are aot daatroved
-or Bdaeval poiaoai or otbar sseana, aad Ute vital
orzaaa wasted beyond the aoint af repair.
Tbey are a Gentle Parcatlve ae well
Wa a ToafS aassiaaliie 'alee, the eeeulisa? saerlt
if aettns aa a powerful asvut ta ralievfar ConM
lioq or InHuoanatiea of Um Liver, aod of all the
Yweeral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COftPLAIItTrt, whether
ta rooas; or aid. married orstnrle. at the dawa af
womanhood or at the torn of life, these Tonic Bit
ten have no equal.
Per IaHammatorT and Chronic Rhrw
aaatlean aud tieatv Irraaeaatav aw In
disealian, Bllieaa, , BesnUteat and
nterwilltrnt Pevero, Uiaeaoee ef the
bleed, ;,LI vet-,' Kidneys aad Bladder,
these Hitters have been aaost suujtaaful. riaeh
Ulocaora are caused by Vitiated llleod,
which is seuerallr produced by derangement of
the Illsrntlve Orssia. '
i STSPEPHIAv OK. INDIGESTION,
Bnadaf he, rain in t he Bhooldere, Couirha, Tigbt
neaa of the Cheat, Diszineaa, Bonr Kmotattona of
It Stomach,' Bad Taste In the Mouth, Btliona
Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation ot
te Lnngm, Fain an tbrrcona of tha Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms are the ot
aprings of Dyspepsia. ' 'J
' They mvtgovate the8tomarti and ethnalatetM
torpid Lerev sad Bewela, which renderthem of
onequalled eCScocy In deaiiaine; the blood of all im
purities, and Imparting new life and vigor to the
whole ayatem. -'-
FOKtsKI!" DI8EA8KeS, Knrptkma. Tetter,
Bolt Khrum. Blotchoa. Gpota. Pimple. Pustule,
B-lUa, Carbuncle. Ring-Wonna, fk-ald Head, Son
Brm.T-vtpelaa Itch. Bcorfs, TMarolorMlonaof th
akin, Huiuura and Du ani of tbe ekin, of what
ever name nr nature, are literally dug up and car
nd out of theavatein in a short time by the ane of
tseae llitteTS. ilne bottle in eoeh caea will con
vinea the snoot incredulsna of thetr curactveaffect.
. Cleauweth Vitiated Blood whenever you find it
Impurities bnrsting through the skin in Ptmplea,
Eruptions or 8ore ', cleanas It when yon find it
auattuetau and lmnriati In the vein; deana tt
whan tt la fout,and ycror realinim will ft yen when.
Keep the blood Bum. aad tbe .Malta of theajetem
wltl fbTUiw." '.
PIN, TAPE, and other VORMS, urktng
S th svrtem ef an many thensandaarfluliislly
estroyed and rrruoved.
BOLP BY ALL BRUG018T8 AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD at
CO.. Drueinwta anil trtn. Afrenta. Han Franciaoo,
I m anu a. uoniniercfj ocieec, new xotk.
AnlaaUlble blood n'airm. possess
ing rare toxic and aeai'VIXE propertiea--a
certain cure for BmEsjsaaTiasi. cow'.
PiEajaii.siA. and all ktnared ClaeaseB.
- H ooraiiteteTT taetore the syetem when Ira
paired bjr dlsaaas. sevrveSF th acttoa of the
KJmsvs sa etniilAi4 osteinVnat radi
cally care acaiowva-a. aa.w sasaevjaa.
and all EsturTiwat aoaat CVTAmsiote Sis
eases, gives ImmrmH and permanent relief
la BTaPKPtiA, tettYiPBi.AS. Tumors,
Bon. 0eaia Bead. TJleer sad Sores; eradl
SataasVamth7Sean all tneoseC ateeomnal
Disease, ' 1 5 !-?:".'
. itis rmtti-Y vegetable, being made
from n herb found indigenous In Ca,iiaWmt
It is therefor peculiarly sedtable for use by
femalea and Chtldroh, ee a ava pubis.
rlEaaRE.VOVATOa.., ,
, ,; ," b a1!-J,"Js',t f.
RCOlSiTOS, NOSTETTCB &CQ,
AGENTS,, ,n ... ,
529 and 531 Market Street,
... . f ,v Saa rracciBCo.: ;
-ssi
f-rs
Redtdsiff SeeetislfTor. tntthereare
no ilisavotva frei H.eeer.l priocajie.-tl'at a
ffet medlclue is a ( eat tlrt.lna-. We hav.
m.nv of lhaM htMn, tne awiena them all, lo
the province ta which it beloi ft, uo greater Uian
Tarrcnt i EJerritctnt bi liztr Apcrunu
A e.nlirrn Wun-d r.ot luffl tn enunrerate the
slinMit 'nr trim It is rm-eerir-ed hv phvtrin
ot the hish-at (.t.iiSi f It dort bel.KiI U
the clas drls.Tely icrn.e ! patent rr.idicine. oot
i. .nlrl. ba1 -n m-tr-Mr an.LvSi. and
wl 1 l!i4 Ihe tn' of the vhirprat .-:d nt rild
m-dicil crliK-.aiu at a cathartic, a tomichic,
aAil.f-bril. urbaraLt,n. an I an admirable rem
dv for all bHo.i. comnUints l et tttere b
n tntasasiw. Cecaire the gemdtae
arilclaeoly.
8 ld Br ati. ir:gg:st.
anf-loa
"White " Lead
ATLANTIC" LEAD,
"ALBIOX" LEAD,
Ef DOE WOOD " LEAD,
- WIN'SOX" LEAD
' Hel Lead Sc
WKITHICHKURD tO.-afrt the
above article for sal LOW, la aay eoaatity.
GREAT SUMMER T0K1C.
Beauit .Cwrditl Eiiir tf Calinji lark
A e'easant Cordial which tirengthen and In
,h. rttnutlon. ae eacetl.nl preventive of
Fevers. Fever and rue, Ac, and a re Ren.
...or and Tonie for luralut and ilrbllltaled per-
e . ... . .
UOL.OIM
' vV' m
. 3 J .' -tn V
M '' ? ' , c,?
o " '' l ' ' '.
MECHANICAL.
PHEMUM WAGON FACTOhY,
Oorntr Frent aatd Sta'a Sta
IALEM, st : 0KE60X.
Lumber Wagons,
Express Wagons,
Thoroulibrace Wagons,
Carnages auil Buggle,
KEPT CONSTANTLY OS HAXDJ
OR
MADE TO OHDER.
13W-WC1KK WAKRAHTKD.-C
T. CUTIS' I1VU HAM & CO..
: Oonamerotil ftireet, SaWta.
- . Jmo Z. .
SALEM IRON WORKS,
B. r. DRAKE, : : : Proprietor,
" RALKH, OHROOM.
fteam Knginea, Pw Mint. Qrlal Milla. Reaper,
Puinps and all kinda of al lea of machinery made
to order. Machinery repaired at a thort notice.
Patter,, mnfctn dnne in all lu rarlona forma
aaU aU kind of Bra aod Iroa CaMiua fvrn
lahed at short notice fevlMf
; s r WOWROE & STAIGER
' " " DKtLERS IN
Honumenls, Obelisks, Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones,
' EXECUTED IS '
California, Vermont
AND (
Xtallrxalaxr'kleis
BAL.KM, OUEOOH,
, , And Branch Ship at "Albany.
iunel
J. M. COULTKR'jJ
NEW COMBINATION OP
Cooper Shop,
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE.
I
TAKK PLBAIVRC IN SAYINO
to the cltlaens of nalem and vielriitv that I
am na opening a new and well aiecte toeM of
Family Orocerirs and rroviilons, and Hatter
raytelf that I can give good aatlifactl n to all
those that m-r favor an vritli thtir patronage,
with as good arttclta and at as fair prices as can
be bad fa the city.
AL0
ALL KINDS OP
COOPE1MVAH E !
Kept on band and vaade. lo wrder oa tart aotiee
and go u terma.
t-Goodt delivered free of chare to all parts
of UieeK-v. - - J
Staep aMt t or ta Ctmaierrlar It,
s lrst lor fsorin er starkt;'t
Bloek.
JuoeM J. M CorntTR
COOKE & SMITH,
. jdAticrACTCRKfta or
SASH, DOORS ANO BLINDS
Inside and 0siU14e Flnlik,
WTAIB BfJIiL.OINO,
Scroll Sawing and I'uxning,
rjTHealdlafa Hade ta Order.
Regular alaes ef work constantly oa hand.
S Orders from the country promptly filled.
Factory On Rtaek Raet ef Claemek-
eta ai a waa.
falemt May V. dawtf
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
FROM STREET;
BAIEIf, ORKGOa.
OTHBY k SI1TLEM. luaiVctiinn.
SA?H, BLINDS DOOR?, FRAMED A StOl 1 D
ina ol all diwcrtpilona kept o suntly on
nand an4 mate to order.
PlanlBSr. Sorcl Bawtosr. Tornto.
and J-bbirs; of all kind Uuae on short notice.
tBA.ll Urdt-t Promptly Ktlled.aKl
i-CALI -T
MANUFACTURERS BRICK BLOCK
vVAKIVEH PL.UM3IER,
House, Sign and Ornamental
Graining & Paper Hanging,
Calcimining.
Staap on State St., by side Kir Bell
Order. te!irUed, and all work executed prompt.
ly in the best manner. marts
C. W. LINDSAY,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Carriage Painter & Trimmer.
IHP
East;
HAVE AS ASSISTANTS AW Ex
perienced eamaite painter juat from th
aao a trimmer wno itMirouaniy un.iersiaa js
ht bnatnese, and am prepared to do all work la
tin at abort nwuca aae la ta Deal moaner.
Junes.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Capital Boot & Shoe Store.
J. F. ST A ICE R,
- (Successor to StaJger k Birr,) . -
VWell aalacAad ateek oa CaUformla
and Eastern Boots and foots. ,
I would call the attention of the puhlle espe
cially to my own maantaevare, far wvten I have
Superior Ncilllk-t to tur l out No 1 work None
but the beat breads of French Stooa:
wUlbauted. - -
nrtU WrH Warraattd.
r,y Re pairing don with neotneas and dispatch
Commercial Street, Snlem.
(One door south of Oregon Candy MTty )
SA80M l aovaL . vatscis a. sane.
ROYAL & SMITH.
Dsaunts nt wp aaircrtcTearsa or "
Boots and. Shoes,
Cuta fork IiJe Orw ui firtstes.
W are rcoelvlnc eew suppU of
Bootrj und; Shoett
AsentsforTh Inpravtd Heme Pbttt-
tle fawrlitj Blaehlm. '
We call epeslal ettenUoa to the
Improved ? Maolilno.'
aprlKS
1ST. HAAS,
(Opppoalt CbetnekaU Hotel.); . .
Cemmarctat Street, Salem,
BOOT 'MAKER,
J AnD DIALIB I "
Cnstoin aiMiie Uootw.
lojaaft-lm
Second Hand Fnrnlt-re Store
... . -. -
stats ST., aaaa tbb asasst bocsb
All kinds of Hew aad Second Bud Furniture
Conatantly on hand, beeond band Furniture
BOUUdTandSOLU .at - v ,,.
OIS COIIIH8IOTV,
Partiea would do well to examine my stock
hero. r"rehae etaewher.
- -
.MISCELLANEOUS.
LATEST SPRING STOCK!
Last Bat Not Least!
IP. LEVY,
Coratcr of Boor' Bloek,
SALBM. A - - URICGOS,
HAS RVCEiVeD A rOLt, itlORT
ment of Rood for
Spring 'and , Summer Trade,
cosauTiNo or
MAPLE t rASt'I UK1 GOOD!!.
OF ALL 1 H-CBIPT10N8.
Lit 1 1 (-.' DreHM Uootls
IN FINE VAHUTY.
Millinery Goods
' For Wholesale aud Retail trade.
Clothing & Gentlemen's Wear
OF ALL KINDS.
BOOTS it SHOES,
TT.cxtsa zxxxcL Oa-ips,
CllOCKERY,
Family Groceries.
, All of which are respectfully offered te the elty
and conn, ry trade.
AprUT ; "
. wuresamos, '
Portland.
I. w. waiTssarosn I.
coiem.
WUTHERFQRD & CO.
Druggists,
Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
PATENT MEDICINES r
CHEMICAI.S .
Paints, Oils & Dyes.
AVineM and I-.iiiir-,
rOH MEDICINAL PURPOSES. '
BVPartU-olarattenilon given to Preacrlptiona.
WKATHEHfOKD tL CO.
alayvif
jiCvB stittil.
jiMss s. crros.
STITZEL & UPTOX,
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
Corner or Front k Washington St's,
PURTLAID, ORKOOS. .
Will attend to the purchase and Pale ef
Seal Estate In all Parts or Oregon.
rWLoant nef otlate.l on First Mortgage Real
Esiate aod Collateral fecurity.
A rents for the Sal af Mocks and Lota
Its Helladay' . Addition jLast
Portlaatd.
C. O. WAT.
Ealesmaa ani 8olieltin( Aceot.
REFEREKCESB T FERMiSIOlf :
IStaaa. Laso A Tirroa, Bankara, Portland
Oregon.
BM. HiLUDiV.
H. D Oatia.
Wassaaaaa A Co.
Ja 8tsil, Cashier, First Rational Bank.
Lots BaooKs.
maySl
LippiscoU'i Fruoiadnij Dicliociry
BIOGRAPHY ANO MYTHOLOGY
CONTAINING
MEMORIES OF THE EMIXEXT PER
SONS OF ALL AGES, AND AC
COUNTS OF THE NORSE,
HINDOO AND CLASSIC
MYTUOLOCilES.
Bj J. T 11031 AS, A.M. M.D.,
CHAMBER'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
A DICTION ART Of
Unlrersnl Knowledge for
the People,
SeVlsed Edition, Be Issue of 1S;0,
with Maps, Flates & Ensravlnss.
To be Completed i 0 PA&TS, making
10 VOLS, of 8-2 pajft each.
lllaatratett with etkoiat Faur
Thousand KpftraTlnEB stud
Forty Tlaip.
Price per PART, including MAPS and
ILLUSTRATIONS, 0 Cents.
PRICE PER VOLUME :
Extra el"lh, beveled boards...-..
Library sheep, marbled edge .. CU0
Published by J. P. MPFIXCOTT
dk COq Philadelphia!.
II. II KEY ii ( 0 , Agenti Tor tbe
Faciflc Coast-
jjy24dlm
FLORENCE
SEVINC MACHINES.
: - ft
th Ptorenee at th heat Dewing Marti in tat
family as bcaue K a Hlann acta out nt ordr;
If there Is one In the ftai ol Oregon oot workli.g
well. If I am Informed of It, t wt til tt It without
aay expwn. te ta awncr. - -
SAMUEL HILL,
19 Montgomery Street South,
GRIND HOTEL BUILDING
IAR FRANCISCO,. CALIFORNIA.
Btrs Uoa a Waller, Agents, Balem Oregoa.
SEND FORCIRCULARS.
SVAatlv Agents wanted la every ptaees;
. a. ttun. rasarK aiumio.
Mteambont Notice.
iLSar
People's Tranportion Co.
XTNTIL 1 IJRTBEUjNO.lCS TIIS '
V . ?. ."' i ..- -
STEAMER FANNIE PATT0N
--' "HlVL IEAT1 "
at --.- as' - , - , .
, Salem for Portland,
i OR '.-' '
Tofsdaj, Thursday and Satardaj,
At i Vloak A. St.- .
A. A. McCl'LLT,
President.
... . -PTI
THE UNK-WEEO KSJEDY, '
We ar aararo the. (art dut ' H geeeranr
an eaay matter te peecare oartifletHvs a teatlna;
the efficiency of patent remedies troni a eerlals
claoa of those who h thwin. W bate aeteetadT
th fotlowiog bee.aa the name attached to
them see (ho f Dtea r Ik mo eerfA own
tarupulour karaaUr, aatl Beca'ar tltt lorgr
class ef "her aoqaaintaac ht Oregon will at
for a moment, aecus or suspect tSera of aay el
agteratloo tn th statements fhey make.
Crrtlflcatl from A. B. Bhlpley, Ea. spaeaal
contrlhutor to Ihe WBlamttt Farm--, and ee
retary of Ihe Oregoa UurtleaHaral .erMy :
Oswaoo. Oa , March W, l-Tl.
Da A. M 1 oTi :
8om (our week age I eas ratlraly pnat aord1
wtth Kheuii atitni ; in fkot. I was Almost he ptea.
I atnt to yna foe ne le wtir hoifle of th
4a Tnk Weed Remedy.'1 by in m which I zpv-r,ent-el
al.noat liuue.11at rvli-f; and by t'e
time Ute bottle was ajoti th Hheomat'out vtt -rne
from my own experience, and lrom btt
1 have heat d otlH-r .Jr eha-hav used V Cok
V.'.-d 1 believe it io l a rertaiu cure tor Shew
matlsm. Your, teapeetlully,
A. RSHIPLtr.
Certificate from tbe lion. A. I. Dufur. -Prcaidrnto!
e Oregon tXale Agricaltural eacl
ety, aud author of ' tatlsllcs of Oregon "
' Ease PoeiLase, AprH 1, 18TJ.
Da. A M I-okvxa AC:
I waa afDcted with a severe attack, of Chronic
Rh-i.tnau.tn ; waa confined to my ho' mt ef
the time In n J.nut-y to July, when I ued the
Uuk Meed, aud it tared otiu. , ,,.
, - . i
Certificate from Mr J 'me Bybee, the cele
brated stock grower and Khig ef the Oregon
lurf . , ... . -
firms's Iw-isn, January le, 187L
To Da. A. M. Loavu A Coj
Thi 1 to acknowledge (ha efficacy or yotir
Uiik Weed Remeyr Ortgon Rheum.tleCur "
I was afflicted for man l ha -witk e verr arriao
attack of Irtfltmroatory ithenmattsm and ttid
ueariy all of th ea-ealled Bheamatle Reoaadies
wltho tt any relief percelvaW. I then trie I
ynnr Kemedy, and Ita ue resulted la th most,
happy effects- a perfect cur. - -Truly
your,
. , JAMES BTBCB.
Certificate from Hon. r L Qulssby, es-Couoty
Commissioner ef Mnltnomah county. Oregoa.
Kasr PoaTLtsn, April 1, 1ST1.
DO.A.M. LoaviAdCot
I have used tit "L'nk-Weed BemedJ." and
ant aatisfled It Is a valuable medicma. It rem
luU and tiirtojors Ute system. This k mj ex
perience with the remedy.
. Truly yours
.EI'QL1MDT.
CertiBeate from Hon. N. R. Lane, Pilot Com
missioner of Oregon, and a member f the .City
Couaeil f Eaat Pt ittsad.
. Ease Pobtlaso, April If. 1871 1
Da. A. af. Loam A Co.:
I have been afflicted for everat year wtth
weakness in tlie back." and wandering Rhea
mt pains. areomoKd by seeer epnatijnaMtra.
By the use af on ho tit of your Lou-Weed
Remedy, or Oregon Rhwamatui Cure I hav eewa
entirely relieved end eheet rally recommend it as
a most valuable and efficient remedy.
NAT. H. LANK,
Certificate from B tttdeen Tlbbetls. member
of tii a City Council ef East Portland.
East Pobtlabd April T, 1871.
D. A. M lonrtA A Co.:
Gists This I to inlorm you that I have naed
yoar ' Uak-Wred Remedy" fr Mearoliga and
Rhenmallc pains and found relief from the ea
of only one boW. and ean recommend tt la,
those in need of auch remedy. ' ,
Tour -
OlDEON TTBBSTTa.
Pnt up In 10-ounrf Bottles at ft 50
per Bottle.
PREPARED AT THE OREOOH MEDICAL LAB
, OOA10RT.
Br A. TH. IXBEA & CH,
EAST PORTLAND OREOOIf,
irrr Satlebr 1I DrarsleCa.
THE NEW i'Ouj
For a fovr cents you ean bn
of your Grocer or Druggist a
racaiage of SEA MOSS FAEIXE,
made from pore Irish Moss, ot
Carrageen, irhich will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Itussc, &c It Is - the
pheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
bas no equal as a light and
delicate food forInTalids and
ChUdren. -
A Glorious Chango II -
TtlK GREAT WOItLrrS TO STIC.
i .antation Bitters.
This wouderfnl VeS2;rfAhle
restorative is tbe shcrH-tur
cltor of the feeble and lct:tlt
tated. . As n tonie nnel cordial
for the ngel nnd . lariBtii4, It
has no N(nal ntnons; stom
aclales. As a remedy Tor the
nervons weakness to which
women arc 'especially stab
ler t, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all Cli
mate, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it nets as a etpeclflc
ia every species of disorder
which undermines the hodily
urcngtls and breaks down the
animal' spirits For sale by
ill nrnygltv
Money Cannot Buy It!
FOK SIGHT IS PIIICELCSS!
The Uianinad .Jate,
.. , i xtacn vratn av
J. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Y.,
Which arc nww efTred ta the nubile, er pro-
wiiuwi uy au in? reioraio Uticau
s Ot tu Wi.rW to the
IVCoert IPoirfoct.
Katvat, Artifk at help t th, hetaoa sy vv
aoowa.
Tbey ar around nndrr th.ir n MMrt..r,.
frost soiBata Ctywsl rrbbl, .wlird tr gather,
end drnv ihelr name, " Diamond," oa aceeaot
f taeir tanlaeasaad brlUiaeey.
'The Scientific Principle
On which they ar naatraetd bvlna th cor r
wi ,w turrtnty in arent cv in. yv,
Bimdueing a elrar and distinct vlaion, In th
ootwrai, braltby atnot, ae wwvug a n
pleaaant aensatlona, sorb as gllmtrerlng ard
at ataaiuea, c , jiecaiiar to an
Tkty art Mounted in the Finrtt Manner,
In frares of the brat quality, of all saatavials
n.rn tor wiat purpnee.
THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY
. CANNOT BB SUfPAVSKD.
Cm K.-None stnuloc anie baarln Uilr
" arS o staiuped en every fraate.
W. V. MAllTIiX,
J.wlr and Optician, Sole Atct fer
AL.1Z$1, OREGON.
roat vhoan thry Caa oly be efctatned. Three
goods are not sapp.lrd te Prdlers atooy pricey
fablUaely . V
Jn-t Rboolved
AT .
STRATTON & WALTER'S,
SAfKNTI, fancy. Hanging and Work. '
BRl'BHSS, Hair, atk, Fl aad "having.
COMBS, a fin Assoi tment.
I