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Csrresposaesee OF the RePuslsea..
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CsrresposAesee OF the Repuslsea.
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The company which recently purchased
the hotel In this place have commenced put.
ting their property In complete repair. A
new roof viii be put on, the house, inside
and out, will DO painted, the rooms papered
aud supplied with new furniture.
The trustees having In charge the grounds
are repairing the baths and swimming pools,
so that by next season this will be one Of the
most attractive and comfortable Of all the
places Of summer resort, as II Is the Oldest.
Toward the end Of the last and at the COM
mencement Of the present century, these
springs were visited by nearly all Of the dis
tinguished men Of that period. Gen. Wash.
i,gton, Lord Fairfax and Charles Carroll
built cottages here, In which they spent the
hot months for many years. 1t was the ia.
vorite retreat Of Bishop Asbury, (as we learn
from his biographer,) who states "that h,
(the Bishop visited the springs for the pur
pose Of availing himself of the medicinal vir,
tues Of the waters. During his stay he dcliv
cred . course Of lectures on the Prophecies. "
On one occasion, while preaching In this
place, (his blogrspher continues he became
discouraged at the Indifference Of the people,
and made the following entry In his Journals,
81 had hut few to hear me, so I gave them
up. will retura 10 my own studies. II the
people are determined to 60 to he'll am
clear Of their blood" 1t would thus seem
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| Dry eoOus.
In brown sheetings and shirtings the busi
ness Of the past week has been comparaiivel,
small, and in some cases there have bee,
transactions Of standard makes at q reduced
scale Of prices. But the leading makes OF tn,
better qualities have been firm, and, the prie,
OF tho raw material being unchanged, there
Is not much probability OF lower prices.
Printing-cloths In the gray have fallen off
| a shade, and sales of o. square, standard
quality, have been reported at s to 81 cents.
No changes OF rates have taken place In
bleached shlrtings and sheetings-or, at least,
none Of sufficient importance to be noted.
Prints are In less active demand, and some
Of the new styles, which had been advanced
half cent yard, have been reduced to the
old rates. But In other respects there are
no quotable changes Of prices.
Glnghams continue to sell freely, and
certain popular makes are sold mp 10 the full
power Of the manufacturer to turn them out;
but the demand Is not quite so good as 1t has
been for other styles.
In other departments of domestic cotson
fabrics there are no changes worth reporting.
The demand has generally fallen off, owing
to the temporary arrangement OF the money
market; but values have not been sensibly
affected. The tone Of the market will be very
easily restored.
Muslin de LANES are not In so much re-
quest as they have been; but there IL fair
amount Of trade for the season, and the new
styles introduced into the market command
atteuti n and full prices.
| woolens generally are In good demand.
oveTcoatings are In request, and desirable
styles command good prices.
There has been fairly active demand for
fancy cassimeres and satinets, the better
qualities not being In excess Of the demand
but for Inferior qualities there Is not muct
inquiry.
Flannels are In steady demand, and price
are without change; but there ure no specia
, movements In these goods which requir
!, noting.
Blankets are tolerably active, and, tn
stock In first hands being considerably re
duced, prices are firmly maintained.
Carpets OF domestic manufacture are II
steady demand. The best ingram and Brus
sells fully maintain the opening prices Of thu
season.-N. Y. Independent, IN.
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A REVEWE WEnIkE ~ ISTEMrEWAsCE N
administered by Bishop linylcy, ofthc Roman
Catholic Diocese Of Newark, Now Jersey,
Addressing hIs clergy, tho Bishop says. al
am rumpcllod'to call your attention In par.
uruInr manner To the dreadful Sln OF drunk
cuncsS, This horrible vice, 80 destructive
alike Ia body aud soul, Ia, rs We all know,
making tho most fearful rayagcS among our
people, II mny In said 10 DO tho chief cause
ot ull the sins they commit, and Of all tho
social evils mud dlsComiOrts under which
lhoy labor, nm determined to make use Of
tho most HcVoru measures against all who are
addicted 10 thlS scandnlouu aud destructive
ylcci aud II thcy continue In the practices Of
II, thoy must do u ~ OutcaHtA from tho Cath
ole Church, who have no right To the name
OF Catholic while they live, nor christian
burial when they de-"
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DR. Halls SHOOTING or One or HIS Men.
DIR. Hall, In his letter to Mr.. Grlnnell,
giving a brief summary OF the results of his
late expedition to the Artlc regions, stated
that mutlny occurred among his men and
he was obliged to shoot one of them, named
Coleman, to save his own life. Two Of the
men, who are now In New Bedford, publish
a card denying the charge Of having mu-
tinted. They say;
ave assert that the man alluded to Cole
mani wns shot 10 cold blood, In cowardly
manner, without sufficient cause. Hall
having taking all.the weapons we possessed,
a rife, away from u.s. then appearing with
loaded revolver In hand, he asked Coleman
whether he would be a dutiful man or not
| which he answered by asking 'liow dutiful
siri What more duty do you want OF meP
| Coleman, In his dying moments, requested
| US TO Inform his friends Of his being shot, and
In what manner" The investigation, which
these men say they desire, will be equally dc.
sired by DR.. Hall, and Is due TO the public.
II should DO remembered, however, that tho
authors Of the card are men whom DR.. Hall
has acCu'Cd OF having taken Il part In the
mutlny.
A Now York paper states that 10 Jersey
City on Tuesday, Walter Buyno appeared
before Recorder Martlndale, aud applied fol
a warrant for the arrest OF DIR. &. Y. Hall
the artlc explorer, for tho killing Of Patrick
Coleman, OF Jersey City, Bayno's broLher-ln
law, near Rcpulso Bay, 10 the Artlc regions
Tho recorder refused tho warrant on III,
ground that II was out Of his Jurisdiction
aud recommended the petitioner 10 apply L
tho unltod States courts.
RAW BEEr, II Is asserted, proves OF Thu
grcatcSt benefit M II diet for persons OF ffni
constitutions. II Is reported that physlclani
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The Episcopal Diocese Of Georgia has per
petuated Right Rev. Bishop Elliot, Of tina,
diacesc, in marble at an expense Of O., 500.
George D. Prentice enjoys excellent health
and labors daily on the Louisville Journal.
Otis j. Chaffee, a prom nent merchant 0
Charleston, 5. c., died on Sunday.
John Creswell Head, OF this city, sale,
for Europe In the steamer Ohio, OF the Bal
timors and North German line, on Wednes-
day.
c. C. Fulton, Robert Tyson and X. c.
Hollyday have been appointed by Governor
Bowie, If Maryland, delegates to the South
ern Commcrcl i Convention, vice Washing
ton Booth, WIN. J. Albert and W. Plnkuey
whyte, declined.
Geo. VI. Lauckton, esq, Of the firm Of
Sherman 4 Lanckton has gone to New
York TO lead to the altar Miss Della Mason,
beautiful young lady of that city.
Ex-senator Henderson and wife, of Mis-
souri,, are at the National.
Hon. Amos Kendall Is still very sick, out
is no worse than for the last day or two.
Secretary Boutwell, will leave here to-day
for Philadelphia TO address the meeting there
this evening.
Hon. William +. ProSser, of Tennessee,
and Hon. 7. l.. Clingman, Of North Caro-
lima, are at the Rbbtt.
Among the visitors at the Office OF inter-
nal revenue yesterday were Senator Drake,
Of Missouri, and ex-senator Doolittle, OF
Wisconsin. General Butler was engaged
al Ron all E,,r g.,
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Tue IMPROVEMENT or THE CAPIroL.-Mr.
Edward Clark, architect Of the Capitol, has
just returned from trip North, and is now
at work on his annual report, to be sub
u.ltted to the Secretary OF the Interior. The
report will rolterate suggestions heretofore
made In regard to the Improvement OF the
Capitol building, and will dwell at length
upon the Importance OF appropriations ne
cessary to extend and beautify the grounds
surrounding tho structure. The improve
mcnt of the east front will be urged. Tho
original plan for the Improvement Of this
part contcmplatos the removal of the street
railroad track out Of tue Capitol grounds to
first street east. Objection has been raised
by scnntors aud members Of Congress on the
ground that the railroad was a convenience
10 ihcm In reaching the Capitol. Mr.. Clark
will propose, therefore, that the space on the
eastern front shall DO Inad0 parade, with
paved foot aud currIago.waysi the railroad
10 bo diverted from Its prescut course ant
run under the stalrwayS Of each wing ant
the central stairway. by this plan the car
would be uhlc To land passengers at tho
lower entrances Of tho building. larg'
number Uf minor improvements will DO sug
gc'tcd, aud appropriations asked to carr!
thcm out,
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y3f-DR. RlCHAU's GOLD h.N Il h N a.
ss0 GEsy sad sa.T ny oass
of b S.'- sit Il sac T esS b, La& 'S5
RI; ;ss ssS
sni Fd siy$ SS fSgd Vr SsEsa SSS
cures &ereurial Anecliout. Rheumati,Iu in all IT.
az tSsf Gr Ssr b: oil s.' Si two
d. Ri HAu's GOLDEN ANTIporE. ar.pld
'p 81 K ri Hpa it' sLIxIR p,AMouR.
| old or you g.. impart,nf energy WIN w9ndsa'ul
reepf GSS ss: 81 I've
| 10 any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor
'S' sSRqS sIsf HI 'f1'
klCHARDs, Sole Proprietor. blown in glass Of
AddTss. DIR, p: b. RICHARDS. sO.aas vsr!ek
orr FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
k-S per bottle NATrAN's. Druggist. = b,
~I WOULD MOST RESPECT
r sss w
formerly Gsi.iy wslfor''' late BnrssydMt'' RuLLw,y
rw-oOUGMLIN,s DRUG sTOnE.
w opposite Masonic Temple, Drug, Medi
| eiues, &e., &c. cheaper than Ahy other place.
r~- THE Il e LING POOL.
ksrys 6or ySSGI noM nss Eso h si.... sls t
aud better manhood, with certain means Of relief
Gs snsSsa sS9 re- .'i H6wEp Haso@hs
PROFESSIONALLY. @, ". Wooilsy
dor east Of Ninth street. Once hours from TO 8,
from 9D to lO@o a. m. and 6to7p IN. seps3.6'
w-rAYLoR q CO.. .,.uso,.
corner Of seventh and y streets,
cannot be sxceiied, IT equaied In the
Kissingen, vichy, Congress, and
seIt.er Waters on braught.
N-REMOyED,-Y II Miller, Attor-
:a" a;af iiS ely 81 S as to No.
ny-CARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.
muv kARGEST sToCKL
rib nov VII sESs 1. aifGhEEffiih / IS,
i.ru Dry SG G%oi f:i G!S,a : E1Sl ''s
W-o. y oUMMINs,
AN ExrEAS;IsiFEyyBBSS 55FH k sEBE 4Faisg HOUSE
WAT 4" p sSa sy SsG Ihkf
Second door of X street and Northern Market.
nF- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. -
~ 4 New Course Of Lectures, "a delivered at
%sIS; a%'SSi,' Ssd SIS ,GFS Ms1GSSa f$:1:r.lis
sad Esfsoas Diseases aesoaptoi iSrI Marriage
rHiII2EsoPhis.y G"a.ld.5SS' A. These lectures
mora .Ss:i \ We" Si'd%"f" street. D'i'%Si'' Nd
NJ- Herb Tar saiys, Prepared by
-. dJoGa I h!ctTs9 fGTsc.ld lssd.. BSps:
asot. %vSauS Sad FOURTH sisso corner 81 ~
NJ Half Price 10 Lahoring People
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Boarding.

Il at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. for $40 per
month. sep12-6m
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Special Notices.

~.GEHERAL JACKSON AT THE
AZ Battle OF New orleans sire Of Paint q
fest By 8 feet. Paiuied BY Thos. LuLly, esq. one
view free. at Barlow's Gallery, 237 Psbnsylya.
mia avenue, between Twelfth and ThlItsenth
streets, south side, Oeis-St
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NV Advsfsissm

A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE AononMo.
r "a s''f KIN so. s.Td rs t Leo %.
800 street. between Twelfth .Pa. rhli!s.uih
streets. MRS, BONN
Gets %
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pYJ T. cOLDwELL q CO.:

Ii - - Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
TON.
On MONDAY, the 18th az October. at No, 307
Delaware avenue, between d and @ streets nprih 4.
at 10 clock, q, m, we will sell the furniture Of
gentlemau declining Housekeeping. consisting 10
part .....
Crimson aad green rep Curtains. Tassrls. aud
Cornioe
Pier Cas- with bracket and slab,
Car2e.s, OF q otis. Mating,
Bureau, Wardrobe, wAshstapds,
Window shsdel and Curtains, Book Case,
BodsteAdr, Mattresses. and Pillows,
Toilet seti, Chairs, aud Tables,
whstnot. Extension Tables. s. yes. Chi saware,
Re .&e. J. T. C0LDwELL CO.,
oesN [StaTl Auetlo GERS.
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tI0f- Herb Tar saIye, Prepared by
W JOhn L. iilekpaG, for scAld lleads, Benz.
sale by WIN A, GRAY, northeast corner Of Mas
saoh usetts avenue aud Fourth street. i022.u
n k3J. Half Price TO Laboring People
AZ for DeltistTy by DR., A. PRATT, (gradnals
Of the Ohio College o. DeulRi surgery al dlnein.
nRtiI also, II thu Rush Medical College, " Chi.
north An'n n
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Educational.
4 ATIONALMEDICAL COLLEGE, g..

MRS. II, O, BUTTS, TEACHER OF VOCAL
M MUSIC. Residence Grant Plf co, second door
from Tenth street. sep2i
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RANKRUPTCY NOTICE..
THIS is TO GIvgNoTICE that en- the 7th day Of
October, A. D., Icc1, a warrant In bank ruotey
was Issued against the estate Of CHARLNs Y. rEB.
RIk, OF the city OF Washington, Of said Disiriets
tion: That the pay msuts Of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to such bank rupt. to him
him, are forbidden by law. That meeting OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their debts
and choose or more assigness Of his estate,
will be held at Court Of Bank Iuptey, TO he holden
the City Hell. ~ the city Of Washington. before
:ober, A. D. lssa, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
ALEX. SVARP,
US. Marshal oil. D. G. as Mssseurer.
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srocK or Plant, LtRGB STEAM BOILER,
On WIN tssDaS MoaSiko. October IS, a, 10
o'clock. 90 the premises, souihwe,t o9Iper 4 Sew
enth street west aud u street south ISL Nd, we
viii sell. without rs,erye, for cash, ihs flowing:
larRe Gu latins Boiler
20 iett 81 lac Cast frou Pipe for beating green
Lot choice Cam ll.., assorted eolors.
81 Hot Bed sxIl b,Ot1 Hard Brick.
Choice collection Of Plants.
Lot old Lumber, &c. &c.
ocs-td tstar Auctioneers.
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= ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUM-
BIAN COLLEGE,
II street, between I3th and 1ith.
The regular course Of Lectures Ia this Institution
will commence CD FRIDAY, October I, at $50
p. IN. For furlh J iufOrmat'oo address
John @. kILEY. NJ D., Dean,
sep2O Nv 4Ie New YORK. ave bet. I'm and 18th.
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$40 South ,ast c1Tocr q Seventh and sireets.
HANDSOME PAs,oR AND CHAMBER ggRNII;
ccSsRRRssTs. Saws. & nh A kucf,os, '
On SATURDAY, the 9th Instant; at 10 o clock, a.
Three handsome PArlor suite., upholstered In
Green, Ctimso Rep, aud Hsir Cloth.
Thrss handsome Black VALIANT Chamber Sets
with Marbles, Burrau- and wasbttsnds.
lire hsndsome Walnut sideboard q
LsrHs Lot Of New aud Second hand Carpets.
Excellent Patlot and hamher stoves. =
TeTIns Cash GREEN q WILLIAMS,
oes I'd Auctionsers.
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lPoLlCB.-on lst instant, one sorrel horse, with
white face and three white feet, Sbandoned by
at this once, No Louisiana aven prior thereto,
will be sold 10 the highest cash bidder at 10 o'clock
9. THURSDAY, the 2lst inst. at the Bazaar of
BY order, GEO. r. HERRICR,
oei.9t Property Clerk.
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er; that he had been elected in opposi.
ton to a party banded together by cor.
ruptions and unprincipled speculators.--
BY this it is most fair to suppose that Mr..
Selby meant ine and my friends. In re.
ply | have no hesitation in charging that
the corruptionists aud corruption was on
his side aud not on mine. It is known
aud can be proved that large sums of
money were raised for election purposes
by his party aud friends, and that the
same funds were used in the most un.
blashiag aud unscrupulous manner for
his election. Before Mr. Selby and his
friends have cleared their skirts of other
charges made on every street corner, and
here are repeated, it is of questionable
propriety for him to step forward as the
champion of. reform. The insinuations
contained in Mr.. Selby's remarks about
corruptionists aud municipal speculation
| pronounce unqualfedly false and mean,
aud challenge him to give single
proof, with all my record oren to him, of
the charges he prefers. My supporters
were honorable men, and the contest on
my side was conducted in fair and hon.
orabe way, which is more than can be
said of my opponents. Unless Mr.. Sci,
by can prove aud does prove the charges
he has preferred on insinuation, he must
take his seat, If on recount ho is elected.
under the suspicion that he is ready to
sacrifice private and public dccency, and
to stab in the back an honorable foe, one
who has never either publicly or in pri-
vate said aught against him."
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ADvERTIsE ENTs.


Tho simplicity and praeticabily of this new
Plow eommenda II fayorably 10 the special notice
Of every farmer. IL possesses u decided superior
lily over all other Plows now IN use. Tho wheels
are four feet In diameter aud run on tho nnp0wcd
lnnd. It's entire construction Is IN wny COM
plicated. The Plow Is managed in every manner
with case aud requires only two levers t0 be used
In making any alteration. The superiority of The
"Gay" Plow will DO clearly shown by tho follow
ing certificates
We tho undersigned citizens Of Linn coGnty,
Oregon, having purchased aud used upon our
farms tho "GAY" Pillow, hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction. Its facility
for adjusting 20 suit the depth Of the fnrrow with
out moving from the scat. Ia simple and easy
We like tho Pow for It's draught because the came
IL brought to bear directly upon the pl0w beam
instead of the carriage also because IL is strong
and durable all except the wood work being con-
strueied of wrought iron no castings are used.
The wheels running upon the s0d land Ia an adj
vantage over other Gang Plows In striking of
lands and In Flowing. not having to make tho
necessary changes IN the machinery and the seat
II always level not throwing the driver forward
sideways as in other Plows. Better work and
mo,e Of II can be accomplished by the of this
Plow than by hand
We take pleasure In recommending the "GAY'
PL0W tn aur brother farmers one having no
superior in Oregon. j. q. REED.
May 90, 1869. A. $. L0oNEY,
W. II. G0LTTkEE,
w. =. EsH0M,
Z. w. PIKE.
HENRY DAVIDSON.
gss-The "GAY" PLOw is manufactured by
II. 6ouldng. Portland Machine Shop. Aliorder.
win be promptly attended 10 by addressing
g. =. GAY,
Nav % '6Dvin40yl. Portland og'n.
J. BARRoWS & CO., and JNo. BRIGGS,
are authorized Agents for Linn and Benton
counties.
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NEW ENGLAND
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
or BOSTON.


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This old and popular Company IL governed by
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Losses paid promptly Ailpolieiss Non -forieitable
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ASSu-
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Firss Dieidsmd Araiiabie at Tie IffyaeaF n fAe
.Sreoad Ama,taI f'eeasisaa
But one class Of members Policy holders1 10
this Company. among ahom be annual surplus is
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Unbiased judgment based upon careful lnYesti.
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ties 10 the insured than any other Company doing
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Life Insurance is juslicioas investment Tor cap,
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Home Office, 80 State Street, Boston.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 3o2 Mont
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Building, Portland, Oregon.
EyERsoN HAINEs.
General Agenls.
RUSSELL a. ELKHNS, Ag'fss
Parrish Co.'S Block, Albany, oregon.
sepI9'6sv4n5.f
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JOB WORK Neatly and cheaply done a
this Office.
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Perhaps the largest class Of inyaliis who
have sought and obtained the happiest re
suits from Dr. Walkers VEGETABLE VINE
GAR BITTERs. include those whose indcscrib.
able complaints. for want Of better name.
are known by the general term Dyspepsia.
Even the most delicate find immediate relief
by prudent use Of the =. Btters." for their
penetrating properties search. cleanse and
inyigoraic every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and re.
storing its healthy vitality. As a conse-
quence Of these properties, the invalid is as
tonishcd to find his health aud energy restor.
ed By remedy at once 50 simple and invit-
ing.
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We the Undersigned Committee, ap-
pointed to, decide upon the merits of the washing
done by Kanc's Condensed Soap and Common
Boiler, decide that the Wishing done by KANE's
CONDENSED SOAP, is the best, doing the work
in superior manner with less labor, no rubbing
being done in using Kanc's Soap but that borax
was used in the Automatic Boiler
D. RUNNELs, North Yamhill.
DANIEL STRANG, Salem.
R. c. CRAWFORD, !"
Salem, June, 18th, 1869. Committee.
Kane's Condensed Soap.-vAxcouvER W.
T.. August 7, 1869. Mr. KANE-sir: Yours Of
the 9th received, and in answer to your inquiries,
can say that your Soap has given perfect salts
faction-has performed all it was recommended to
perform. On giving it trial, the washwoman
washed six dozen of pieces, without the aid of any
machine or rubbing. Yours. respectfully,
augl2n52v4tf. J. L. RANKIN. S
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OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act Agents for THE STATE RIcnTs DEMo-
RAT, and to receive. nd receipt for subscriptions
10 the paper: