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To Columbia Merchants.

40 OVIuHIUId W6ICN6Ul6.
N'HE UNION TIMES, published by r. NJ.
l. Stokes: at Union Court House, offers to
the Columbia merchants good medium,
through its advertising columns, for securing
the trade Of ono OF tho most solvent and
liberal bnying Counties in tho State. Tho
crops OF Union County are excellent. and a
largo trade may be expected from it's citizens.
Terms of advertising moderate. Sept II
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., May 25, 1879.
NNHE firm Of CHAMBERS & co. is this dav
Il dissolved, by mutual consent, and J. s..
CHAMBERS only Is authorized to close up the
concern. CHAMBERS 4 f,O
May 26
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
COLUMBIA, May 28, 1872.
I'D 26sh instant. notice is hereby given th At
the Board will, on THURSDAY next, the SOth
instant, commence the inspection Of all tho
streets. private yards. cellars, etc., in their
upon any street or promises in any OF the s.id
Wards must be- speedily abated, as the "Ordi-
nance to establish Board Of Health" viii be
strictly enforced. By order Of the Board.
THOS. P. WALKER.
MAY ~ CLERK pro tenn.
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fore the Mayor, or any one of the Alder
men.
SEQ. 8. Be il further ordained, That
shia ordinance shall take effect from and
after its ratification, and that all ordi-
nances heretofore of force repugnant to
this ordinance be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Done and ratified under the corporate
seal of the said CITY of Oolum-
IL. bic, on the 9th day of May, in
the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sc.
venty-two.
(Signed) JOHN ALEXANDER,
- Mayor.
WIN. J. ErrER, City Clerk.
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New Books Just Received

New Books Just Received
II ANS BOOK sTOR r. /,
rTNHREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH ~
Il IERAIORE; by Yonge-price 81.
Holland, M. D.-$2
, Leader Leaders OF Public Opinion in England; by
nheckey-$1.75 Christ in Modern Life; by
BROOKS, tLondon)-s2. Around tho World:
by Rev. DR.. Prime, with Plates-$3. The
wars OF fthaHuguenots; by Or. Ranna-s1. go
south IS sea y. Bubbles; BY the Earl and the Doc.
$50. At Home and Abroad; by Hon. John
+. hennedy-$2. una and Her Paupcre. with
an an introduction by Florence Nightengale.
irue as Steel; by Marion Harland. Goodbye.
Sweetheart; by author Of Oometh Or AZ
Flower-75 cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
Works and Novels
~ 1AniSo. 1nn., new supply of sTEREOsCOPIC
Ilc"o. coIoreo end plain. April 81
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WHOSE HANDSOME HOUSE Is THAr7-Such
Was the inquiry Of q traveller as he passed an
unusually we'll finished country residence, not
sasheB, the brightness of the glass, the beau-
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns OF the
mouldings, the neatness Of the bAlusters. and
the statelineas OF the pillars around the piaz.
"a, all struck the traveller with sstonish ment
and admiration. And no wonder, for they
were oil furnished by Mr.. P. P. ToALE, No. 20
Hayne street. Charleston, 8. O. APT
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Irisb Champagne!
IVES, IRISH CHAMPAGNEI wbv ro,2
Il Was not tho great Apostle OF Temner.
anoe, Father Mathew, an Irishmanp Still.
tbis uGfo be- alive today he would qua Of
tha this Dosorage' and, amacking his lips. bless
This scar can be drank with perfect safety By the
hhnlghts OF Pythies. Good Templars. or Bad
dempiars, Sons Of Malta. Sons Of Temper
ance, aas or anybody else's sons or daughters,
shlasons, n brlck-layers, chimney-sweeps-
fact, anybody, particularly those who wear
Srant hats and Greeley hats, or their own
mats, are invited fraternally to imbibe fat
yonr own expense, mindi) this superlatiyely
rms notice would have been further ex.
tended, but man borrowed our ictionarV
ana several big words we intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re.
to hear from ns again o1po''
May 18 GEORrE synyNrpo
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Unprecedented success.-Within the past
year zoe, 900 boxes Of DIR. TUFTS VEGETA-
BILE LIVER PILLS have been scld. and not
single instance is known where they have
failed to give satisfaction. II you would enjoy
lie, have hno appetite and robust health,
use these Pills.
AUGUSTA, November, 1860.
DR.. w. b. Tut: 1t affords me much pfeax
sure to testify to the great value OF your Liver
Piils: They are all they are represented to
be. In my opinion, there are no Pills go we'll
adapted to tho Southern climate as thew are.
Yours truly. JOS. BRUMMEi,
May % f3 Late Of Richmond. Va.
IAe Bar6ers Prefer Dr.. TUFTS Hair Due.
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Democratic Meeting.
FTNHE members OF the Democratic party. of
IL Richland, are requested to attend meet :
ing OF tho came, at tho Court House, in Co
lnmbi on MONDAY, the Sd day OF June, at 70
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of SOLICITING delo-
gates TO the state Democratic Convention to
be hold on the 11th OF juno.
w. B. STANLEY,
President Richland Democratic Club.
X. O'NEALE, JR., Secretary. NAV 90
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Brick! Brick! Brick!!!
FNNHE Columbia Brick. Granite and Tile Com
l. ,pany will deliver their superior machine
made BR1OK. to any point in the city, at 50
per 900. Apply to
May 20 HARDY SOLOMON. Prea't.
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@peC1a1 Notaoes,

special Not1Oe8,
Tho Towns Talk is about Heinitsh's
Blood and Liver Pills. What they say: The
pills have done mo more good than any other
pills have ever used.
The Blood and Liver Pills arc certainly the
most offeotual medicine for headache. Hei.
nitsh's Blood and Liver Pills have done me
much good.
The best medicine know Of, is the remark
OF allwho use Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.
This is what the people say about Heinitsh's
Blood and Liver Pills. and what they say you
may depend on. Try them yourself. For
sale at HEINITSu'S Drup Store.
May25
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade, we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality Of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkAsOLs, PANIERB, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs. .sHIRTINGs, LINENS. WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line OF NOTIONS.
AS 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say. as the season
aovances, a number OF new styles will be
added, 60 that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN .ne market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will bo
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
soliciting the favor Of q call and examination
OF our stock, we are, very respectfully,
april 70 PORTER Il STEELE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13
Ghe 0reguu nrpubIiea u
Is Issued Every Saturday Mornlng, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY r. II. TYSON.

0FFICE-M Mill street, opposite the Court
House.
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Unite Oh Vie.
From the New York Herald I


The announcement that Mrs. Unite
Brookcr, sister Of Victoria G. Wood
hull, would hold forth last evening in
Cooper Institute, " i'll opposition to Mrs
Woodhulls $ free love lecture" delivered
on the 20th Of February at the Acale
nay, a.tgacted to the Institute last even,
in, ah@&t Two or three hundred curious
people. Mrs. Brooker, in obedience to
demonstrations, appeared Oh the plat
lofm few minutes af er eight, dressed
iii becoming suit Of black aud was in.
iroduced by gray~haircd admircr,
Harlow Roys. Stepping up to the
stand she drew from under her arm a
roll OF manuscript, and commenced
her address BY explaining that she was
prompted to do it by the errors into
: hlch IL dear sister had been drawn b.
rng Of vile free lovers, headed bY
his Imperial i4lttleness, the long haired
Messiah of the Golden Age. She then
hurled her bolts Of wrath against Thco
d3re 1'lIttn, whom she characterized as
ni,k and water philosopher, who is
c'rruptinE society a,d who has ruined
her iami'y. II she was going To write
MS biography she would say, Here IS
a foul + "ho has written Ntc'oril's lect,
nrss Of Victoria she spoke in terms
ot sympathy, declaring she was insane
AID did not believe in the disr pu,able
doctrlue she advocated, but merely act,
pl - the psrut l. ,,i.na - ~, e.. i...,
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"Reminiscences OF b. gBsae
Bays Eaa EdaElA e
BY MOX MOX.

I was happy then, and why should |
not have been. | had left Rocky Bar
where | had toiled day after day, night
after night, through a long aud sultry
summer. / had made something, per-
haps enough TO get away on, Snap,
away We 90. Here we are at Syrup
Greek. There stands the old house
where Updyke was hung there is the
old bridge above the road where John.
ny Wilson was murdered aud robbed.
See the old door swing on its hinges,
throwing phantom-l;ke shadow across
the old, ruined fridge Did you see
that? There! as the door swings wide
apart, there is the old rope dangling
to the old pine joists Poor Updyke !.
A good fellow, every body Thought,
when he kept livery stable in Boise
City; IN fact was elected Sheriff, or
deputy, or at least he had of the pub
lie moneys, lie started to 20 away and
was found daegtipg to that old pine
beam, with scrap of paper pinned to
his ifty>doIlar coat, marked X X X"
His watch, worth $3.50 or $500, was
found on him. His body bore marks
of severe struggle. The county money
was returned to the Treasury, that is
part of it. Things were hushed uP,
and the wheels OF Justice creased.
Whew, spapl Here We are again
How we have travelled. Twelve miles,
since we first saw that old house. Hell
10, there's the old camp, whore Mike
Stump and Bill Hughs fought; not a
fsticuff, not with pistols, but hand-to-
hand, with dull butcher knives. See
that sink there That was once a
mound; The squirrels are barrowlng in
il now there is where we lett Nike
Bill went to Sun River, and some fellow
shot him, ] heard. The law knew
nothing about it.
Whoa. Here we arc again. See that
laying out before US like map? That
is Boise City. Don'tit beat the world I
when we We're here in '62 the Indians
lived here. How changed it is now.
See tLa! Church spire, $50 feet high,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
HD. !GFUBi!cAN /:

In RgrURL!cAN:
While taking walk the other day |
heard one mln tell nu uut!cr one dat the
,i5o; DgmJietS and sous OF remberanee
were going 10 jam in dc politkp, fight
loEt the RebatIjcan barry, aud make
dhrolbIc- njt the lager heir men una
black Dcn1krats Veil. diuks, dat isa
Hot 50 pad an i1ea, from one staud
p,int But diuks tell mine fellow
citizens. dat dinks dat dc Goot Dem.
biers are not all kebnblicaus. but dat
>1rue black Damikrats have crceped III
dat Institwoshun and diuks dat the
rest yay for dem ln,titwoshuns to do
i>h yu-i TO keep sharp look ont Turn
all dc black Demikrats out. und keep
le honest ntmikra's und Republicans
NIT De society, unl links dat all dey
may fear i>h notin Just so much az
ever vas two Ecar ago dat dey could
beat Us | dcIs dem black Dcmikra;S
dat ish game vot two can blay, aud
you played it two year ago, und yon
took one drick, Now we blay you dish
dime next June and you don I can't took
von lddIe drick, for de Rehnblican bar
ty in bound to vim, any how, aud ish de
reason what makes dc dhroubcs nit
you black Demikrats. Dus ish what
pes de matter nit Hannah
IACoB ARTyIG.
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polished TIL it glitters in the suu
And what a sun is this Autumn sun
how we'll Milier's poem would apply to
| this sceue--
There is not only one church spire. but
.wo or three; see the Overland IEo>
el'--a house that is equal to any in
San Francisco Birch's store .s a per
feet whrr aud rush of business We
will stop here for the night, as it is how
dark.
We have frst-claSs supper ut the
" Overland :" rested awhile, aud now
propose to stroll down The street Bang,
whlrr, whiz, biz, squeak, squall, fiddle
te de de>de What is il? An earth
quake, the sounding Of the last Trump,
aud it cracked? Not much we hap
pen TO know just what it is we have
seen some of the same performances at
the " Bar" "IIurdy Gurdy y"-every-
body can take in the situation, on read
ing that name Here is where you see
the sneak thief; here is where YOU see
the professional gambler here is where
you see good, honest men, by the hnn
dreds-mcu that were dcacons at hone
you see then, basking in the smiles
of Caroline GottsincbotI totally obiiv-
ious 10 Sally and the twelve little mod
crn editions at home it only cost ~
cents to dance with Carolne-pricc re-
dnced to that FOR one night only -au1
they, with true feeling tor the folks al
home, aud a desire to practice econDmY
take advantaI. OF the situeiion. See
that young man there, not over -,
bending over the mou'c taale? Its not
the tir,t tim he was ever there: He Is
net flushed. Iii, hand is sill an steady
lie has had years Of experience in Cal,
ltornia. He kept saloon there. See
he bets -, lost; calls ior whisky, aud
bets 4O, lost; mole whisky, aud bets
50, lost III 3ra whisky aud 1t the same
ti,nr singing :. " ho will care for Mp,her
Nov" changes his cigar from oua eide
OF his mouth to the Other, bets lb0.
and lost Bc'icye an, out Of luck
,iti try il again, more whisky, tackcep
Here goas Jack aud Deuce lay oar
Lets see low mach have -Four autl
hall. all tod lis 20; bet on the
deuce, draw 'cm, OLD man Oh, ho, |
thought 50, won it. Guess II fetch
th.s in.ritufiun What - .he Iitnit :
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E'EGsE1.: a'aAga1!!:

Perhaps those that have experience can tell
and perhaps IL would be to your interest to ask
someone taat knows. whore the Rich and Rare
Dress Goods. those Ladies Hats that arc the
fashion -direc; from Mrs. G. Lepy's-tansc
Elegant SITS Of Laiies' Fura. and those New
style Skirts that appeared 10 such advantage
over those High Laced ladies Boots. manu-
factnred ut Protzman, Donovan Giiiahau's
Portland, Oregon. Of all of which You had such
a lavish display by the Polk County ladies' at
tho Oregon state Fair. Or perhaps, gontlencn.
You would like to call and examine for your
selves those Elegant Fitting Suits of Gents
Clothing, white | show you n Fine Assert
mcat OF Gems Furnishing Goods. And when
it comes II Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods,
Jcwelry, Fine Tobaecos and Cigars. Gro
ceries of all Desefptiuns--ia named strictly
at Portland prices--my customers bear witness
Of the hxcelIcney aud Cheapness.
ALSO.
Sole Agent for Polk County for the Boot and
Shoe Manuiactory of Portland. Oregon, the
excellent quality of whose goods are creating
such an excitement all over The State and Pa
cifc Territories. Trade increasing every day
at LA Clede (formerly Cuffs Storc)
NJ. M. ELLIS, Proprietor.
20-6m
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GLUE WHICH WILL UNIT EVEN
POLISHED STEEL A Turkish recipe
used to iaStcn diamonds and other pres
cious stones to metallic surfaces, and
which is said to strongly unite even sur
faces of polished steel, although exposed
to moisture, is as follows: Dissolve five
or six bits of gum mastic, each OF the
size of large pea, in us much spirits OF
wine as will suffice to render it liquid
La another vessel dissolve in brandy rs
much isinglass, previously sottened in
water, as will make two ounce vial oil
strong glue, adding two bits OF glue am-
moniac, which must be rubbed until
dissolved Then mix the whole, with
hcat.--keep it in vial closely stopped
When it is to be used, set the vial in
boiling water.
The Buffalo Express, referring to the
downfall of the /" Erie Ring says: /" 1t
is generally conceded there were not
less than 10000 illegal votes cast III
New York City at the election, aud it is
equally we'll known that Tammany Hal
aud Erie railway were instrumental IL
pcrpetratiag the fraud These powers
are now dcthroned, aud the vote OF New
York is as sure for Grant at the mex
election as is that OF Massachusetts.
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Concerning the nomination Of Judge
Davis by the Columbia Convention, the
Paxton (Ill( Record has this item
q The labor rcformcrs showed sing
ular disregard for the fitness of things
in choosing one 10 lead the aerarlan
hosts who has became immensely
wealthy from real estate, and whose
notions Of property rights and labor but
illy accord with theirs. Judge Davis
has never been an eight hour man either
ia practice or theory. Ills hours OF
labor have been aud DOW are nearer
sixteen hours a day than eight. Had
il been otherwise, he might today have
been both financially and intellectually
poor man, Their theories OF little
labor and much recreation are not his.
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Ew PROCESS OF MAKING s

New PROCESS OF MAKING STEEL.
The Cleveland Le1tipr gives an in
terestjng acc ,unt OF the disco, cry Of u
new process Of making steel by the
union Of pig iron with an ore called
"siilicom ore" The ntler is mined in
York county. Pennsylvania hear Get
'ysburg, on the line Of the Northern
Central Railroad. This article, to make
steel, requires only pig iron, while the
old process requires the finer grades of
charcoal pig This result is secured with
nnvaryrng certainty, in common pnd
ding furnace, producing steel by the
ton in an hour as easily and as cheaply
as common bar iron. This silicon steel
is SAID to be superior to all others It's
tensile strength is greater ; it temper~
and hardens at a lower temperature il
is more malleable than the best English
steel finally, it never deteriorates by
heating. If the iralf that is said in its
favor be true it is desti1cd to revolu-
tionize the steel industry Of ihe country
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'fhe SunAy south,
from the Lancaster Express

one Of the richest IN my experience !;
and with the exception oil few days
stay in Charleston, might be termed a
season Of enjoyment, Ia a word,
was a@-..ssA.d with Charleston il
seemed to be cursed-dec,y is stamped
everywhere, aud houses that might once
have been palaces for shareholders, are
now old and smoky, aud covered with
greeuish moss like poisonous vcrdigrs
on rusty copper. Bat here. under the
beeuillng influence of Florida cline, it
i, easy to forget everything unpleasant
We~of the North often talk about
. grange groves, aud tropical loyeliuess, .
tut the reality far exceeds my cxPcct4
tion, The charmin. weather, with the
olor Of summer IN the air the beauti
ful orange tree, hanging with golden
fruit; the ST. Johns river, with its
white shores gisteniug in the sunlight, !;
and. mere beautiful still, the glorious
avenues Of water oaks, cypress and
uti2nolias !estooned with gray wreath,
of Spanish moss, which futtcr in the
breeze, aud droop in graceful logeiincs,
10 the earth. Indeed, the spirit oi
20 " 49, 49, a,r, h.a a.,;.a.eat
n ~ ~. :, I-,l.n.a .;ror - nan,
respects surprising the II !Soa Every
uox aud then We entered broad lake
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eighteen feet high, erected in 1872, to
commemorate the constitutional form Of
government then instituted in Spain
Directly opposite stands the old Gath
ollie Church" striking cdifce Of great
antiquity. bat built in the worst possible
taste. Another feature Of interest Is
Fort Marion, formerly st. Mark. a de-
cayed Spanish Fortress as grand 4s
Moro castle. But more plea-ant than
all looms NJ the great sea wall" four
feet wide. and extending half mile
along the sea, afrordin. the most in,
vlting promenade | have ever seen.
Think of it, orange groves aud antique
dwellings, on one side, and on the
other, Slatanza harbor. the ocean f,,am
ine and roaring beyond it. while the air
seems laden with the fragrance of les
samine aud roses. Two>thir.s OF the
population Of St Augustine 1,70O)
Northern people The remainder are of
Spanish origin. Everybody il sociablc
and it would be easy to spend lifetime
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