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PORTLAND, OREGON. fHia4d
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u improved styles, and not inferior TO any on
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HS-BABIEs AND CHILDRES should be brought
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% = = JOHN ?. WARD, Jailor.
Alta California BooI, and job Printing ONCE

san Francisco, June ], ISL.
DIR. \. N. IOryca & Co.: For several years
have been subject to rheumatism in my right
arm and shoulder, rendering me unable to
work. ON n recurrence OF the attack some
time since, was induced to try your /" l. nix
Weed Remedy and the result was a perfect
cure i'm q few days. / took only twO-thir1S Of
the contents OF one bottle. Ny firm belief is
that the "Unk' is a certain cure for rheuma-
tism in all lis forms, and would heartily rec
ommcnd all afflicted with that dreadful dis
ease TO try your Remedy" and be cured.
JNO. X. MCIANE
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Gbe ttew nortbweSt.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1872:
from the BALANCED
r;rbteen and Thirty.
rrGIIrEES.

EIGHTEES.
-, i'll, ,,-eaIth OF goId-bruwn hair
fs-orn which curl peeps here and there'
I. it-,-o !, hand OF sOfteSt hue,
fAd5,ed ADSeSd 4 nom summers loveliest blue
A rosy check, merry eye
In which no clouds OF sOrrOW lie;
a uoufh-too full, perhaps--yet sweet.
a small white hand and dancing feet.
A little ear-no rings depending
a little nose, just upward tending;
A little figure, light and trim.
Clothed with wOman's latest whim-
A loving heart. a winning grace,
AS pleasing as the pretty face;
A smile, alike for young and old;
Not oyer-shy, nor over-boid,
But diamond bright and pure as pearl
A loving, happy, pretty girl.
THIRTY.
A woman: hair, the brightness fed,
Is braided round the shapely head;
A little flower, a leaf or two,
Lie where used the snOOd OF blue.
A paler cheek, a sadder eye
In which too many shadows lie,
That tell that care perhaps that pain,
Have visit paid 10 heart and brain.
The mouth-the merriness has flown.
But though less full, his sweeier grown,
For firnneSs, gentleness and truth
Are stronger than in merry youth.
The small white hand Is still as small,
But the rapid feet more slowly fall,
As loving sound OF youths light rhyme
Beat measure 10 a calner time
The little hand has soOthed the pain,
OF ffeaver-heatcd, weary brain,
Brought comfort 10 the sufferers b. d
And closed the eyes Of well-lOyed dead.
The form, more full, has now an air
OF fmatron dignity and care,
Which well becomes the graver face,
A greater charm than youthful grace
The smile, more rare, il as or Forc,
rhe same 10 all-bOfh rich ana poor
Improved by time in all the ways
Which wins from men their heartfelt prai
My pretty girl, 50 bright, so human,
Is an exalted, happy woman.
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TESTIMONIALS:

We are aware OF the fact that it is generally
an easy matter 10 procure certificates attesting
the efficacy OF patent remedies from certain
class OF those who use them. We have selected
the following because the names attached to
them are those Of men Of the most careful and
scrupulouS character, and because the large
class of their acquaintances in Oregon will not,
Tor moment, accuse or suspect them Of any
eNasgerttion IN the statements they may
make:
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-. MRS. s. u. RUMsEY. -- -
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER,

C,AN Re FOUND IN HER STUDIO, on the
third fioor OF Corbett's New Building, nom
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If,- u IEssoSs GIVEN IL LANDSCAPE PAINT
NC nj
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PROPERTIES, ETC..

y contains an Active and Volatile Principle
extracted extracted by Ether, and bitter Tonic Prin'
~
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES .

~ lS the most sure and speedy cure for
Rheuinaiism, Rheumatic GOut and Rheumatic
rams % an kinds that was ever introduced into
tie Aaleria Medica. The UNK WEED REM
f-D1 is prepared by US, in consequence OF the
eNls'llis oltter principle, possesses the neces-
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JAMES r. BROWN,
Attorney, Counsellor at Law and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
EUGENE CITY OREGON
Empire Hotel,

Consultations in the English, French, Ger
man and Holland languages. n2q.
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certlfleate Of \. r. shipley. ESQ. speetaI con-


Certificate Of y. r. Shiplcy, Esq. special con-
tributor 10 the Willamette Farmer and Sec
retary o1 the Oregon Horticultural Society:
Oswego, Oregon. March y, ISL
Dir. \. N. LOryea: some tour weeks ago was
entirely Frustrated with rheumatism; in fact
was almost helpless. l sent To you for one 10
ounce bottle of the "Unk Weed Remedy" by
the use OF which ! experienced almost imme-
diate relief. and by the time the bottle was
gone the rheumatism was gone. From my
own experience, and from what have heard
others say who have used the Unk Weed,
believe IL To be a certain cure for rheumatism.
Yours respectfully, 4. r. SHIPLEY.
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J. l. ATKISsoS, Notary Public.
TYLER WooDwARD.
u. W. WAKEFIELn.
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UNK WEED REMEDY.
THE UNK WEED REMEDY,
OR
Oregon Rheumatic Cure.
HISTORY:

'T'HIS REMEDY Is COMPOSED OF THE
i Active principle OF the Unk Weed, Eng
Ihaspium Cordatum Origins, ,I.at-lndigenous
20 oregon Grows most abundantly ana per
ieetly IN Washington county.
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Certificate from Hon. Maj. II. Lane, Pilot
Commissioner of oregon, and a member of the
CITY Council of East POrtland
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East Portland, April 10, lS7l.
DIR. 4. VI. Loryea & Co; have been afflicted
for several years past with ''weakness in the
back and wandering rheumatic palms. ac-
cOmpanied by severe constipation. By the use
of one bottle of your t'Unk Weed Remedy. or
Oregon Rheumatic Cure" have been entirely
relieved. and ! cheerfully recommend il as q
most valuable and effective remedy.
NAT. II. LANE.
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most valuable and effective remedy.
NAT. II. LANE.
Certificate from Hon. Gideon Tibbetts, a
member OF the City council of East Portland;
East Portland, April :, Is7I.
DR.. \. NJ. Loryea & CO.-Gents: This is TO in
form YOU that I have used your "Unk Weedn
for neuralgia and rheumatic pains, and found
relief from the use Of only one bottle, and can
recommend 10 to those in need OF such a REM
edy Yours, GIDEON TIBBETTS.
Certificate from Hon. F. l. Quimby, ex-
County Commissioner of Multnomah county,
Oregon: D.-.,u., ,.-,,, 80,
DIR. 4 NJ IlOryea 4 Co.: Ihave used the "Unk
Weed Remedy and am satisfied it Is a valua-
BILE medicine. II regulates and inyigorateS the
system. This Is my experience with the REM
edy. Truly yours, l. L. QUIMBH.
Certificate from Hon. A. ]. Dufur, ex-Presi-
dent OF the oregon State Agricultural Society
and author Of statistics Of Oregon:"
East Portland, April !, Is7l.
DR.. \. ". TOryea & Co.: was afflicted with a
severe attack OF chronic rheumatiSm; was con-
fined to my bed most Of the time from january
to July, when l used the Unk Weed and Il
cured me up. y. j. DUFUR-
Certificate from james Bybee, the celebrated
stock-grOwer and "King Ofthe Oregon Turf :"
Sauvie's Island, January II, 1871.
To nr. y. VI. LOryea K Co: This is to acknowl-
edge the efficacy of your "Unk Weed Remedy,
or Oregon Rheumatic Cure" / was afflicted
for months with very serious attack of in
Of the sO-called rheumatic remedies without
any relief perceiyable. I then tried your
Remedy, and its use resulted in the most happy
efiects-a perfect cure. Truly yours,
JAMES BYBEE-
Certificate from the well-known merchant
o. W. Weaver, ESQ:
The DalleS, May o, 1S7l.
DIR. 4. VI. Loryea & Co.: have used the "Unk
Weed Remedy and can cheerfully recon-
mend 10 to persons afflicted with infiammatOry
rheumatism II cured me of that disease: My
hands. wrists, anklcS-indeed, all my joints
were swollen and very painful. ... .,.,.,,
Certificate from the celebrated musician,
I Prof Otto NieuXtemps:
Oregon Musical Institute, !
Portland, May -, ISL
DIR. A. NJ Ioryea & Co; was attacked with
severe fnfammafOry rheumatism, suIIerlns
/ Great pain and was so prOstrated that wiis
5noble 10 tend 10 my business. used one DOL
,io ~ ,,our .sTTnk Weed Remedy, or Oregon
t6enuofic Cure" aud was entirely cured by
IL alone. OAAO We - ~ .
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MORE KINDS OF WORK.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
GEN RTTTLER DEPRESSED.

Gen b. f. Butler was at Cincinnati the
other day following in the wake Of Mr. Greeley.
Naturally enough the General was somewhat blue When
an interview was sought by some citizens he entered
bnto conversation with great freedom, and gave his
oplnions without the least hesitation The Enquirer
srnts report Of the conversation, from which We ex-
kract tho following:
Mr. Chow DO things look Eastl
Gen B.-The Last is all right. Vermont anu maine
did the thing UP we'll But we have bad news from the
West Things look bad IN Ohio, especially The only
trouble Ia ia the West
INr C--Greeley's visit has had depressing effect
.cnthusing the Democrats and Liberals Gen. Grant
ought be brought TO couneract what Greeley has
Gen. B-Eo; it would be of no USE Gen. Grant
Mr. C-Hs presence would have an encouraging infu-
ence 70 enthuse our side. ,>.
Gen B-No; no President was ever elected who went
about making speeches. Gen. Scott was beaten 0y
Pierce who stayed at home and made no speeches.
Mr. C.-Gen Scott could not make speech.
Gen. Bile could make better speech than Gen.
Grant He was pretty good speaker
Mr. C.-Gen Harrison made speeches. Whue Mr. van
d3uren remained al Home. ..,
Gen. B-Ob that was thirty years ago. ana thlhgs
nave changed since then.
Mr.. C.-General, how matters in Pennsylv lvanla u
Gen. B.-I think Pennsylvania is safe i believe oE
mon Cameron manage that state 70 make II safe:
Mr. CT is further West you think the trouble Isl
Gen. B.-OhiO and Indiana are the worst Oreat
doubts exist about Ohio and Indiana Is considered very
1nsafe II looks Hendricks will carry Indiana u-
Qess strong exertions are made to save IT,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
WORK IN WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The Liberal Republican County Committee
of westchester held session at White Plains on Mon
day. and organized by eecting Francis Larkn OF Sing
Sing Chairman Elisha p Ferris Of White Plains, Treas
urer; and Joseph f. Swords OF West Farms, Secretary
An Executive Committee was chosen, consisting OF
Jared " Peck Of Rye, Chairman Lewis c. Platt OF
White Plains; Thos Nelson and Uriah Hl Jr, OF Cort-
Land; VIM Macfarlane OF Yonkers, with the Chairman
SECRETARY and Treasurer OF the County Committee er
o0ieio members. A Comfy Convention was called for
the nomination OF candidates for County Treasurer,
Superintendent OF Poor Coroner ana Jusuces OF Ses
sions to be held at White Plains on Thursday OCT s. at
noon. The County Committee Will meet at the same
time and place 10 report the Liberal and Democratic
strength OF the respective towns. call Was
also issued for Congress convention 10
be held at Haverstraw. on oct J. 1872 TO whlch the
st and lid Assembly Districts were requested TO sehd
five delegates EACH the lid District having already
chosen gates An Assembly District convention LOT
the severa towns comprising the LIST Assembly District
of Wosrcbester County has been called 10 meet at Arm
strong's Hotel Fordham on Saturday next, at p. M,
for the purpose OF choosing five delegates to the Con
pres Convention. The number OF delegates are as iO
lows Yonkers, u; Morrisana. 81 West Farms D; west
chs fer 3
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
A MAD MAYOR.

1t would be kindness to his worship, the
Mayor OF Troy, Mr. Thomas B. Carroll, to consider him
afflicted with a September madness. He has written a
Tremendously long letter 20 Mr. Charles OConor, review
that gentleman's elegant essay politics, and
expressing his admiration OF the The worshipful
Mayor. however. does not comfort Mr.. 0'Conor in
his determined seclusiOn from politics; he
has Of that 1ne esthetic sense Of the
beautiful in public affairs which prevents Mr.. O'ConOr
from taking hand in the general squabbe for place
indeed. the Mayor Of Troy conceal his annoy
that the BourbOns did nominate Grant before
the Philadelphia Convention could have gotten at him
But he gradually works around 20 the real objective
point OF all these "Straightout Democratic" boomer
angs and says that he does believe it viii
80 in 1872 than IL TO beat Gen Jackson
Then he delivers this astonishing utterance
ct docs not require forecast the horoscope
10 that unless Horace Greeley
out OF the way Gen. Grant VIII be reelected easily
than was either of his predecessors"
All this mere political gossip rasps the sensitive
OF Mr. O'Couor, who cuts of the Mayor in this curt
fashion:
OF course your courtesy in asking whether your pro-
rosed use Of INV name would involve anything person
ally dsagreeabc 10 demands my thanks, yet II would
eeem 10 have been needless. You must yourself have
seen that whether not c0ncurred in your views,
there was them nothing that, as man OF ordinary
common sense, could regard personally offensive
be amiss TO that differed win you as 10
tbe of Gen. Grant in popular esteem prior TO the
baltimore Convention, and believed that sagaclous
nomination Baltimore might have led to his defeat
In Justice 20 the wirepulers I ought TO say that
aAOuAt little and did nothing IN reference 70 the PreS
.deutial nomination prior to the Baltimore affair."
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
VISITORS AT HEADQUARTERS.

Letters and kilograms have been received
constantly at the headquarters OF the Liberal Republican
National Executive Committee giving the most cheering
intelligence from all sections and urgently requesting
documents and speakers From Pennsylvania come
assurances that the counties where the Republicans
have heretofore counted on their largest mal0rities
there great detection and the usual majorites Will be
largely reduced. Thousands Of documents are for
warded daily various States and this will be con-
tinued until the close of the campaign. New speakers
have been sent to localities where they can render the
most effective service Among the prominent visitors
Yesterday the Hon. John II. King of So Louis, Mo-
Col a S Keelef Of Connecticut, the Hon ~ w: Buu Oh
Massachusetts, Col. John McAllister of Washington.
d. C.: Thomas r. Fisher President of the Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club OF New-Rochee; Pearson Church
of Pennsylvania and Walter S. Hicks of Canandaigua,
n. Y.
Among the visitors yesterday at the Grant Republican
headquarUers l.. 3. Taylor Of Chicago ILL.,; George
r. Smith OF Monroe NJ VI b. Patt Carpenter Of Column
bia Comfy, n. Y, and Il. r. Judson OF Saratoga ~ l.
The more prominent visitors at the National Demo
cratic Executive Committees headquarters were OK
Gov Mcdonald of Indiana Judge j. g. Abbott OF Bos
ton, j. Tranor King Of Philadelphia. and others.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
oBRIENS SPIES AT WORK.

The Nineteenth Ward Horace Greeley Cam
paign Club was one OF the first organized after Mr.
Greeeys nomination at Cincinnati 1t met at No. LOO
became powerful organization. About month ago it
received an accession Of from 40 TO 30 members Intimate
friends and associates Of Butler who had been one or
the most devoted adherents Of the old Tamnany Ring
and an intimate Of Tweed. Information was given
Edward c. johnson, President Of the Club, through
whose efforts organized. that Butler and the new
recruits wero working for OBrien. Little attention was
paid however, TO the statement the President regard
ing 1t as a story inspired by personal enemies About
two weeks ago, in the temporary absence OF the
President, a meeting called by some OF Buffers
adherents, and a resolution sprung upon the
meeting ndOrsing OBren the candidate OF the club
for Mayor The President Immediately issued regular
call for a meeting. and large proportion Of the mem-
bers were present An exciting discussion took place
concerning action previously taken by portion or
the members and by the greater number condemned
the Endorsement of O'Brien The meeting ADJOURNED IN
confusion and Butler and his adherents circulated the
report that club had ndOrse0 OBren. IL was then
decided the headquarters Of the cuD 10 Land
mann's Park, leaving the followers OF OBrlen 10 meet
wherever they should feel disposed. soon aler the
change Butler declared for Grant well as for Bren
and said in EXPLANATION OF his conduct, that Bflen
paid better than the Liberals.
The first meeting the Club in its quarters az
I.antmann's Park, held on Wednesday evening, T. u
johnson in the chair. He said that he had felt, on
account unmistakable indications, mat there
treaohery in the camp long before IL hau been rc-
teaed but glad the traitors had bcen ioled hesu
lutlOns were adopted declaring that tho CinD would
approve the nomination Of those only VINO supported
Horace Greeley, naming the Hon. Fernando WOOD
Tor Congress and Col Denis DE COurey for the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
OoMMENDNG THE CHALICE.

It is idle to argue with those inveterate
grumblcrs who have made mp their minds that Mr..
Greeley was 1861, advocate of the doctrine of
secesson These ready II 1t their turn, 10
believe that he attempted 10 blow the Capitol with
in 1884, and concerned in the revolt
sn the Philippine Islands, in 1872 Since examination
of personal records relating 10 Secession in order The
Oincinsoh Commercial reminds Mr.. Daniel +. Sickles
Minister TO spain that the less he says about Secession
Sbe better. That gentleman wrote all the way from
Madrid TO inform his counymen that Dr. Greeley, on
of having advocated Secession, is unit TO be
President United States" Like Gen. John A. Dix
nar sckes the pit out Of which he was digged
for on 10th of December s6O according to The Con
yrsssiOn0i Globe, he thus spake
look upon Secession the last dread alternative Of
a State, when IL has TO choose between liberty ana
injustice. In Federal system the recognized rght
OF secession Is Conservative safeguard II Is the
gnest constitutional and moral guarantee against III
5usce and therefore il had been always and uniyer-
ally acknowledged rghtiul remedy, II would nave
contributed more than all else to perpeuate the Union
y compelling the Observance Of all their Obligations on
clio part Of oil the States. The opposite dogma when Is
80 extensively believed at the North, that no matter
what wrongs State may have 10 endure u may ana
nght b. compelled by force TO remain IN the UnOn
even az "a conquered dependency, Is most dangerous
error IN OuI OF government, and las contributed
largely TO the existing anarchy"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
THE LATEST sUB-BoLT.

The partnership of Tweed and Thomas Muir
Thy Is developing itself in ways than one Yester
day we published letter from one H. c. Page, Editor
OF The ~ Y Era" TO lima gnary Straight-out" DEM
crat IN Massachusetts, beseeehing him and his friends
70 support Grant in preference 10 Greeley This servor
of Tweed and Murphy is worth but little space in the
columns OF THE TRIBUNE Since the political decapita-
zion of Tweed H. c. Page and his paper have been rarely
eeen or heard from but when Tweed reigned supreme
At the City Hall and his partner Murphy ruled in the
,ustom house this person secured precarious hyel
hood of the public through them by publishing in his
paper, which nobody saw or read, except few
around the City Hail. CITY and Government advertise
tnents which he procured by inserting In bis journal
portraits and fusOe pu Of his masters Nobody ever
heard Of him a. Democrat, while the few who saw MS
paper IL only OF the many eeches Whlch the
reign Of attracted thel bleeding City Treasury
But Mr. Page had convention the other day. ana
called 1t "Conference Of Independent Democrats"
The Conference agreed 70 support Grant aud DIX OF
course a. that's what was called for. A"campaign
committee was also cboseB aud other things belonging
90 a real live convention we're discussed and adopted
hs cOmcsl performance may be considered one OF the
1umofs Of the campaign. -Y
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CAMPAIGN NOTES

Richness-Simon Cameron on the stump de-
oarmg that he had nothing to do with the nomination Of
Hartranft.
The Grant organs have disposed of ex-Gov.
Curtin. He is merely superannuated politician"
Can it be possible 1t must be, for all the
organs say Mr. Greeley lost 25 votes by his speech
before the Cincinnati Board Of Trade That is perfectly
frghtful The Liberals can have no hope Of carrying
ONO after that
A carful canvass of SO towns in Connecticut
gives 1856 Liberal Republicans and there 81 towns
stil to be heard from Yet the Grant organs presume
upon the ignorance Of their readers far as TO claim the
slate.
The Liberal Republican Committee of Wash
ington is having all of the speeches made by Mr. Gree
lev while on his present tour printed in an eightpaee
pamphlet, which will be ready for distribution III few
days Two hundred thousand copies have already been
ordered.
Gen. Bingham publicly avows a desire for
Grant TO remain in office as long God and the Con-
stitution will permit" AS neither Of those authorities Is
supposed have much to do with the matter the Gene
he ought TO after such devotion as he displays, always
taking 1t for granted that political service Is the hrst
requisite for good Federal officer.
1t must be consOling to taxpayers to cOntem-
plate the phlosophic cOmpacency with which that i'm
matulate patriot Gen. b. f. Butler, discusses the ques-
ton Of corruption in the Government Suppose there is
stealing, saws he What Of IL Suppose man
steals Million that is only two and half cents apiece,
a fuss about such trfhe. What be thought OF
moral sentiment OF the country whent Will tolerate such
efirOntery this
Negroes are getting scarce in Kentucky. A
few weeks ago a coored man, in Newport. engaged
public hall for particular evening, when ball was to
be given On Monday last he informed the proprietor
that the ball had been indefinitely postponed since so
many coored men had removed" to Indiana within
the past DAYS. OF course, none but SOrebead"
can see any connection such sudden desire TO
emigrae and the approach Of the Indiana election
= IL 10 MOrtOn's
have ANYTHING do with the matter. Besides do MT all
the organs say there is need Of buying votes, be-
cause the loyal of the people is true 10 the man
who saved the nation abolished Slavery, aud Is now
paving the public debt out OF his own pocketP'