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40 EsEi HlfeE'se

q foN OF NEW BREWER TYPE f2f2 lbs, can
LAM pw1.enased at the PRESS oRFI;E, FOR l.
-- N"ne' AT a Greet Ia gain:
s.! NUaiGE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ,b,t Tho ,nb.
hi,aseIt t,o pI rns duly np!olnted ami taken uro
annexed. Of the estate o WIN the VIA
siMEJN Hal L. late OF Portland.
hnn Ie Coany ., G9m%rapa, deceased, ant given
nand upon The estate sail decras. !, ue
{" es bibt the same; sni all prisons i, deb,.d ~
sani estate are c lied uron to maze payment to
EZEklrL Rob- NSOH,
Adal'r with the viii annex d Of Relda.ld, Nc.
x.a1 M r,
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Gu N KID LINE.
Norfolk and Baltimore STEAMSHIP Line.

Steamships of this Line sail from end
ESo Of Central Wharf, Boston. Iictce
~Ie6&EH ceek. tor NORFOLK aud Baltimore.
uLz8aI&x.25 Sieamships:-
"Grorye App1fa," Capt. Solomon Rores.
..W:t; Laierence; Capt. Nm A Hatet.
"AcCtetidn," Gait. Frank ~. Ho,ces.
Freight forwarded from Norfott 70 Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or lail and by the Va. & Tenn
Air Line to all POINTS in Virg,,id, Tennessee, Sia-
tama and Georgia; ana over the Seatooid and Roa.
nOke x. Y TO all points in North and South Carotina
by the Bali & Ohio r. r. to Washington and ali
places Vest
Through rates given TO South and West.
ftue Passenger acc0 osiatiOns.
Fare rnclucing Berth ana Meals $500; time to
Norfolk, IS hours. To Baltimore Go hours.
For further Information apply to
Il. SAMPSON, dQent,
not7d3m S3 Central Whav, Boston.
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Oh. j. E. HUGHES,
CAN DE ToyND At Els
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
40. II PrekZe Street.

Next the Prcble Eosse.
WhERE ho can 30 consulted pr,vsteiy, srd VII
~ the utmost conedence ny the afflicted, 81
eonfo daily, and from 8 A. N. to 9P,M,
Dr.. \" addresses those who are suffering undsr tie
sdict.Ja Of 6vate diseases, whether arising from
Impure connection OF the terrible vice OF seifabuae
Devotn2 his entire time to that particular branch
sne medical profession, he Feels warranted in guar.
ARfEEiNe CUEE IN ALL CASES, whether of lon q
Standing OF recently contracted, entirely removing The
aregs of disease from the sys.arn, snd making pes
feet end PERMANENT CURE.
BE would cali the sttert ton Of the Afflicted to the
I.ct of bis lcpg-stapdin2 ard we-earned Reputation
furnishing SUFFICIENT ASSURANCE Of mis- ski and euc-
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$500 RE YARD !

ons 81 House, IS brook, and The ctner o. he ty
Ssirh Cnsh'eu Sun X ue ana a he'd six p ush
ward wiz lie a. win h.mu er co II. Tue abose rr-
tue N ha's vfrc. ne same by Their bIing Ter: az
fortiaud, Mar,L7 Z,
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international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and ST. John.
D1Sby, Windsor. Sc Halifax.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP PEE WEEK.

ON and after Monday, Jan, 8
~M the steamer lsEW BRUNSWICK.
E132iA TaiIroad wharf, loot OF ~" State ,s st''
=, every Monday at O'Clock r. M.
for Eastport aud St. John, '
Refurung will leave St John and Eastnort everv
Thursday.
81 Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN. tor St. Andrews, and Calais. and with
stations
Connecting at st. John with the Steamer EN-
rRESS Tor Digby, Windsor and Halifax, and with
date stations.
freight received on days Of sailing until 4
1870 A. r. STUBS
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, l. @ II HI L N q

pY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at ! r.s.,.,
Dstreet is now located ct bis new store No sS NJ
era st, q few doors below Lime street. Will attsnd
to his usual business OF Cleansing and Rer.;r;.~
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptnss.
OSecond- hand Clothing for sale 1t tall price,.
fan &-eodtf
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POSTER PRINTING. o, al,
~ Patch at = Press onS,a. nes osns VIII si:
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. f,
Augusta, MAJ CHI I'd 1870
ri Office Is hereby given that Petition or The
~ Pardon Of Frank D. Csrdif q convict in he
State Prison under keuterce tor the crime of Rur-
glary, Is now ndDg before the Governor and c. nm.
cil, ana hearing thereon will he granted in the
Council Cbamher at Augusta, on Thursday the nth
inst, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. "
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
d1aw2w Secretary of State
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Take.
Plantation Bitters.
8. T.-.1S6O.-x

This wonderful vegetable res.
tOrative is the sheet-anchOr of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and LAM
guild, 1T has no equal among s,Om-
achics. AS n remedy for the ner-
vOsls weakness to which women
ave especially subject, it is SUPER
seding every other stimulant, In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frisid, it acts as n specific I'm every
species OF disorder which under-
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch 200 Congress St.,
CORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES,

Agents for the. State Of Maine.
The eu,aflves are the fayorie pres riptions of the
New York University. What may seem aImost in
cred is the astonishing rapoity with which they
cue diseases hitlerio considered ineurabie val
uaole physiological adviser Tor men and women.
Tree to all. Agents wan ed in Every town in the
state r.. = Henderson, NJ. D, eontultir Thysi-
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free.
Omce nOurr from, to and = to 0 p. M.
Address all letters to
HENDERSON Dc STAPLES.
$50 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Read3 the Following:
certificate TO. the benefit of the afflicted.
FOR twe.ty-hve years bad suffered with Scrof-
uar AMI Salt Rbeum, Tor Tetter) Have paid out
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
frst-class Physicians, without benefit Some four
Meess ago, Lee commenced using tho University Med
covered with sores and scaliness OF tue skin; also
my tongue was covered with small vi ers. am 10.
lear lily recommend these medicines to the affected
5. T. MUNSLY, u chestnut Street.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
For some fifteen day, my family has been using
the Uu'sersity Medicines with the most gratifying
tatar and hrssee1as MN NV dsn n.SnaS
was aztec CT wi arrb, that her breath was We
Of the mlious smell. ardI bave no doubt in short
time will he EN- erely ree OF the disease.
Mr.. d. ST1LLINGS, No. Alder Street
Portland, January u, 1870.
have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumati IN. have spent hundreds OF dollars for
meGi a. treatment. without beueht Ten DAYS ago,
Ic1nmen, ed taking the University Medicines, and
can truly say, it has been more beis tit tina
all ether Iean EFT ever received. NJ place of blu
siness Is IL Pearl stl eel. shall be pleased 10 an
swrr all inquiries. JOHN TURNER,
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
In st. Domingo. three months ag,. crew sick, pro-
cee'ied 10 Fourteen da, out, buried the cap-
tain; most OF the crew unfit duty; ucceo led in
Sc ting tue Vessel into Boston, all the hands went 10
The hospital. EN- loyed physician without beue-
NJ came 70 Portland, and was cured with the
Portland, January %, 1870.
For several years have been troubled with the
worst t. pc ct Scrouia tour weeks ago " neck AMI
breast WIS covere with Scro ula Ulcers then com.
nenoed taking the Univers ty Med cine NV sores
SION vanished, and general health IS better than
u has D. en- tei0re for seven years.
MARC AkEr MOVES, 4 Oxford street
Portland, Jan "a, 1850. feb 3-ciHw If
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Cseta1E TO ans ruAlla.
Every Intelligent sud thinking person must Know
shst remedies handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established BY well tested experiences In
the hands OF regularly educated ply sican whose
preparatory studies ut him for al the duties be must
fulfil; yet the country flooded with poor noetrurs
and cure-aie purrS AZ to b the beet In the world
which are not OiNS seiess, but always injurious.
The unfortunate skes tie PARTICULAR in selecting
hts physician. as is lsmsntable yet incontro
bic fact, thar Dsnv sgpbtsitc patients are mace mis-
cradle with tu,s d constitutions by maiueatment
tom nexpsrtsneeo physicians ia general practice;
lisa point generally conceded by the best syplosrs.
dhera, that the stndv and MANAGEMENT Of these come
dlsnts should ensross the whole time Of those who
Scu!d BE- competent and successful In their treat.
ne0t AMI cure. The inexperienced general practi.
hoaer, having neither opportunity nor t,rss to max
himself acquainted With their pathology, commonly
pnrsnes ons system OF tfeanepts IN most cases max
ing an fpdiscrmnate tnse eNtioratsd and dan.
sefeuA HeHpDG. the Asxcurs,
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: REMOVAL.

KEMOVAE.
M Ig q 4. Q u = HI NJ a N
Has removed her MI LINERY STOCK from
DteIing Block to
No. 10 Free Street,
Opposite KNborn's Carpet Store, and in order to
make place Tor SPRING GOODS, will sell Tor the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
without Regard to Cost.
Feb 15d3W
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For Sale or to Lett!
For e ale

THE suhfer bers offer Tor sale Mt Eootl bav Har.
Il Dor, .htir ent re fshIro es ablshm ut, consist.
Ing OF What. l;uildh g, Flake, suits with about
81 res OF land 1t viii make a very des.
Tabis place for summer ,tsteDce. Peat sal INV
Ea,h. "o ''0A'-
MCPHERSON. PERRY & TEACHER,
WroLu EoOtibly, Ne.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents gox
can bug Of yOWr Drug0ist on.
Grocer q Y0cEnge of Sea
Moss F0ri7ae, man . fuct,trcd
from pare Irish Moss or
C02'r0geen, acIsicA eUlLt mo Ike
SfIteesI quarts of Blame
Mango. and a like Qasantitv
of Patddi1egs, LatstarGs.
creams, Charlotte Russe.
&C., dc. 1t is by far the
cheapest. healtIsiest and
most delicious food i9a dhe
avOrld.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINI CO..
fsbAGn So Park Place, n. r.
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ssscsac Medical 1sa7is'7NnTY,
TO THE LADIES.

GsSSSsC 4NtNIcttE I5t7fz'7NHTVs
TO TIE LADIES.
De. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' VIVA
aeeo medical adviser, to call at bis rooyre no. ID
Prshle Street, which they vii ind arranged fer thoiI
ssDscia! accommodation.
Or. H. Eclectic 8enoyating Medicines ara unriyal.
led II scacy and superior virtue in esulatirg n!
Female Irregularities. Their action is speciAc and
Certain OF prod ucinS relief short time
LADIES gill End it Invaluable IN all cases of oh.
sructious after all other remedies have been tried in
the least injurious to the hsaith sns rsy rs az
with perfect safety at all times.
sent to an part Of tia acuny, with full direotors
by addressing DIR. HUGHES
ian 1. fssedFs~. No. Is prahle strsee portIsya
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EEEGEICaE XeH HdeR,
There arc many men OF TIE age OF thirty ~ho are
troubled eth too frequent excavations from the
asf, often accompanied by slight smarting or brTL-
lag sensation, snd weakening the system, In msn-
Mar the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lofts n be
found, and sometimes email particles of semen CT III
bSmen Will appear, OF the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing TO dark end turbid appees-
s1ces There are many men who die OF this diroul.v
ignorant OF the cause. which 10 tho
oEC0ND eTAGE OF SEMINAL WnAKHEss.
can warrant . perfect cufa in such cases, snd .
fui and healthy restoration Of the urinary cygans.
Persons who cannot Personally consult the Dr,
osn Go 80 By writing, In plain manner, descrip
ton OF ths,1 diseases, and the apprcD.iste remedies
will be for wer2ed fGIne5 atsly.
JAN correspondence strictly coErdentini and al
b. eseurnet, e desired.
Address: DR. j. b. HUGHES.
BIC. 1zFrsbie Street.
Eaxt door to the Prebla House, Portland. Ma.
ss1d stamp for Oircclar.
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FARM FOR sale

4 Ar~-. Alta great bargain. One OF the
best talms 1t Cape Elizabeth Con.
r,MS tans about one hun dred and TWEEN.
&.ltaI44Ea4x r.y acres Gu forty tons OF Hay, and
-z--27ks--is well wooded.
This estate teing s,tnated within fifteen minutes
tunity to in,es, money in a good homes tead Which
catnot tai, To double III value within five years An
py,o the subscriber at 292 Commercial street. Port
!aLd, or No. Splips's Island. Ssco, Me
JOsEPH HORsON.
portland. March !, 1870 mar1d&wtt
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For Sale

THE rev two story French root House, corner
4 Cushman and inner, St.. Pouse plumbeI for
NOT aId cod wat'I with al! he modern convenient
ces EnQuEo on the prences.
mr5ht. y. A. TEENEY
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EH9vN s;HRfs<t9aGe.
al whe Ee7e committee an excess CT any ind
heshef il be the solitary vice OF youth or the tps.
rs geDuks OF misplaced confidence IN mataler year,
sEEK s0R All AETI0oTE IN SEASON.
The PANS and Aches, and Lassitude and Norvcaf
Erossrati0n that may follow Impure Cotton.
ere tas Barometer to the whole system.
DO rot wait Sor ths contamination that is sore to faI.
,oys 60 not wait for Unsigbtly Ulcers. for
Disabled LiInbs, tor Loss CT Beauty
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sSssrT e AMY Thozennaz Gan TexsfSy 50 Yhss
sy CakspRy EsEeFienesi
Yocne mon troubled with emissions In slaep--s
complaint generally tho result OF bad bAb, In
you'll, treated scientifically and parsot cure WIZ.
fsntcd OF no charge made.
Hardly dag passes but we SIC consulted oy one or
mere young men with the asc7e disease, some OF
whom are a. weak and craciated az though they had
tas consumption emo By their friends are supposed e
lave is. IL saah casss yield TO the proper and oriy
clrEect ccuree OF treatment, and In ahost tim, are
made 80 :ejoiae in perfect hsalth.
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:" a NTED.

4 Small Tenenent-two rcome-in the eastfrlv
n tarr OF Il G CITY. Rent net 10 exceed $500 ! er
month. I, quire ct "a l.2 Cumhera nd St. ie21tt
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CTORFS on corner OF Pearl ard Cumberland sts,
~ ftf III in good style for Apothecary DRY Goods
or nf'1rery business. With cemenied cellars and
water con veniences.
Also, Houses on Pearl 't, ard Cumberland Ter
race. tiied wnh all modern C, nven ences, abund-
crpancy. Applyto
j. L.. FARMER.
aug5dtt II Danfortb street.
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EEAE. EsYATEs

EOR sSALEEs
1NE new house and outhuildirgs. Also, one
~ ba,.h smith shop. with about on acre of land
AZ YAK Hl sai 70. il has the view OF the ocean
ana Is very des alb ace for any one wishing 10 do
ny, vii hin about three minutes wax of Oak Eli
Station. Enquile en- the premises.
March 10, 20. mrIi.t~
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Telegraphlc sum mary.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. - The
Treasury balance in coin is S103,384,-
53l in currency, $34. 91,704. The
Internal revenue receipts for the fiscal
year to date, are S37 ,024 ,328.
LONDON, Aug. IA Paris cores
pondent Of the daily Telegraph, writes
that the Emperor is actually suspended.
His Cabinet remains in power only be-
cause its cheif was thought to possess
administrative ability. The new gov.
ernment of Paris, Trochu and the Com.
lnittee of Defense, now rule France alb
solutely.
CANYoNvILLE, While John
Singer, son of the brewer, was out
hunting yesterday afternoon, when his
gun was prematurely discharged, the
chagre of shot lacerating his right elbow
in shocking maner Dr. Colvig i'm
mediateiy summoned DR.. Plummer, the
Telegraph Superintendent, who was at
Roseburg, to his assistance, aud the arm
was successfully amputated by them this
horning.
New York, Aug. ga cable dis.
patch to the New York Sua, dated
Arton, says the Prussians are making
flank movement on McMahon in the
same manner as they did on Bazaine
The Prussians who were marching on
Paris have changed their front and are
going north.
A Paris letter says 100000 good
troops are in the city, besides $4,000
gunners from the fleet
PARIS, Aug 29-It is said that the
Prussians are marching north. Gen
eral Failly has been rlleived of his
command for leaving his cannon at Cha
Ions to fall into Prussians hands.
One hundred thousand Prussians are
between Epernay and Rheims.
Generals Frossard and Bourbaki
have been wounded
New YoRK. Aug. pa dispatch
from the headquarters of King Will
lam says that an action took place on
Saturday near Somme Sous, between
the third regiment Of Saxon horses
supported by the 18th Hussars, and
six squadroons Of French Chasseurs
Our troops were victorious The
French commander was wounded and
taken prisoner.
| Reports say that BazAiue telegraph,
ed to his wife not to leave Versailles
There will be 10 danger; everything
goes better and better.
| 1t is reported that Napoleon is shu
up in Metz.
A battle is reported going on hetweer
Mcmahon and Prince Frederick Char
les.
| The Tribune's correspondent say,
that the people do not suffer the ter
rors of war Women and shop keep
ers in villages are not molested. Ii i
essentially civilized war.
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FARM ON FTBE.-0ne day last week, on Mr.
Yeater's farm on the Luckiamute, fire was
famed into active life from straw pile that
had been burned several days before, and soon
spread to IN adjoining farm owned by Mr..
Smith. Before they could stop flames about
four tons Of hay was destroyed. Mr.. Smiths
orchard was badly burned. and about half Of
IT killed, a large amount of fencing was de-
stroyed. and it was only by the timely arrival
oi help that the FIRE was kept from the barns
Rpd dwellings. Farmers cannot be too care
guI with Are and straw.
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A Household Elixir Adapted to all
Climates.

1t would be happy thing for the world if
all the excitants Mt present used in the practice
of medicine conld he swept out of existence,
and H0STETTER's STOMACH BITrERS
substituted in their place. In California it
seems possible that this desirable substitution
may one day be accomplished. Certain 1t is,
that the GREAT VEGETABLE ToNiC il gradually
displacipg them, and that the confidence of the
people in It's sanitary and saving properties,
increase with every passing year. Figures
tha. cannot lie," show this to be the fact. No
medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity
among all classes and conditions. IN every see
ton of the State As an appetizer, general
nvigorant. remedy for indigestion, a cure for
intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle
eathartie, specific for hatulency and sour
stomach. a gentle diuretic, n neryinc blood
depnrent, specific for sick headache, mild
anodyne, aud, above nil. as PROTECTION
AGAINST EPipEMlcs, it is, undoubtedly, the
STANDARD MEDICINE of the whole Pacific terri
tory. In the towns and cities and towns it is
literally HOUSEHOLD STAPLE. Mothers belle ve
in IT, They find it present help ia time Of
trouble" q safe and pleasant remedy for the
various ailments to which their sex is exclusively
subject Men believe in it because it refreshes
and invigorates the body and the mind, and
tones both without exciting either. 2i-4w
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STATE ITEMS.

There will be larger yeild of grain
10 Union county than was at first antic,
ipated. But the price of -four is lower
than it was twelve months ago.
From the Jacksonville Sentinel:
1.-The sale of government horses and
mules came off last Saturday, at this
place. Thirty-six head were sold at
prices ranging from $40 to St5 head
Mrs. Abram Garrison, of Salem,
formly OF Yamhill county, cooked
breakfast on Monday for the family
and soon after fell down dead. We
have not learned the probable cause
of her sudden decease.
There was to have been horse race
few days ago at La Grande, but il
..fizzlcd." The editor of the Democrat
had built high hopes upon the anticipa-
pated event, and says "words cannot
express his contempt for the manner
in which the long looked tor race ter
minated.
J. NJ Moore, Of Oregon City. for
twenty seven years resident OF Ore
gon, has gone on visit to his old
home in Missouri.
Mr.. J. j Williams, living near Scio,
while oiling some of the machinery of
threshcr was caught by the revolving
machinery, and his arm frightfully man
g!ed.
On Saturday morning barn belonging
to man named Brown, few miles from
McMinnville, was burned. Two horses
perished and ten tons Of hay were con
sumcd. Indians are supposed to have
set the barn on IRE.
The Linn County Agricultural Fair
will be held on the grounds of the So
ciety near Albany, on the 10th, 2lst
22d, 23d, 9th, of September The pas
Fairs of the Linn County Society have
been a credit to our State, and we fee
satisfied that the Fair Of 1870 will fully
equal its predecessors.
According to letter from Salem &c
the Corvallis Guzette, there is just nov
a great rush among the Democracy fo
the loaves and fishes. Bill Watkinds
says he had 300 applications for the pc
sition of guard at the penitentiary
lie will employ good many, but DON
think the people would stand 800.
The people of Albany sometime agc
promised to grant such aid to the Ore
gon aud California Railroad Company
as would induce them to build road
in that place. it being some distance
from the direct line of route. The
Company now ask that this promise oI
aid be put in satisfactory shape. Ths
Albany papers urge the people to tax.
hold Of it. Property holders in AL
bany. it is expected, will become re-
sponeible for the amount.
The rain that fell here the other da,
did not extend very far south. Nonl
at all fell in Yamhill county.
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Appointments by Conference.

below we publish the appointments made by
the Methodist Episcopal Conference at its re-
cent session held at Vancouver;
PORTLAND DISTRICT,
C. C. Stratton, Presiding Elder.
Portland, William Roberts.
East Portland, j. w. Miller.
Milwaukee, w. L. Casper.
Oregon City, J. Wolfe.
East Tualitan, 8. Mathew.
Hillsboro, to be supplied.
Dayton, J. Howard.
Lafayette, j. Hoberg.
Yamhill, q. G. Roe.
Rock Creek, J. II. Allen.
Clear Creek, J. james.
Tillamook
Isaac Dillon, editor Pacific Chrisiian Advocate,
member of Portland Quarterly Conference.
w. H. Rogers, Principal of the Portland
Academy and Female Seminary.
SALEM DISTRICT.
Salem, j. II. Wilbur.
South Salem, L. j. Powell
Silverton, to be supplied.
Jefferson, l.. T. Woodland.
Lebanon aud Scio, j. Finn.
Albany, G. w. Todd.
Brownsville, j. IL. Rookie.
Munroe and Corvallis, p. NJ Starr.
Buena Vista, to be supplied.
Yaauina, TO be supplied.
Dallas. ID. l.. Spaulding.
Wallamet University-L. J. Powell, Profess
or; A. +. Waller, Agent, and member of Salem
Quarterly Conference.
Santiam Academy. B. Galloway. Prnci-
pal, and member of Lebanon Quarterly Confer
enee,
l.. d. Driver, Agent of the American Bible
Society and member of Salem Quarterly Con-
ference,
raPouA DISTRICT.
Eugene, N. Clarke.
Springfield, j. S. Douglas.
Wilbur, j. Harer.
Roseburg, j. ii. Skidmore.
KirbyviIle, j. W. Kuykcndall.
Jacksonville, C. Anderson, one to be supplied
Empire City, w. ID. Nichols.
Klamath and Goose Lake, to be supplied
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT.
j. F. Devore, Presiding Elder.
Olympia, A. C. FaircbiId.
Steiaeoom, III. Patterson.
Seattle, S. ii. Mann.
Whithys leland, u. II. Green.
| Chehaiis, C. IL. Hoxie.
Claquato, J. ii. Is. Royal.
| CowIitz. q. W. Roorke.
Vancouver, T. A. Wood.
C. Smith, Principal of Vancouver Seminary
WALLA wALLA DISTRICT.
| H. X. Hines, Presiding Elder.
| WaIla Walla. H. c. Jenkins
| Walia Wala, Circuit, A. j. Joslin.
| Waitsburg. j. II. Adams.
! La Grande, r. Elliot.
| Baker City, A. b. Lane.
| umatila. 10 be supplied.
| Dalles City, q. Hines.
klikilai, J. w. Turner.
| Canyon City and 0ehoco, r. Rpothe.
| Fort Simcoe, r Pearne. q. Waters.
/ j. D. Raynor, Champlain, l.. :. A., membe
! of Waila Walla Quarterly Conference.