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Artemus Ward was once travelling
in the cars, DESTROYS of beingleft nm
disturbed, ana fearful ofbeing bofad
by . man who had talkon the seat be-
side hiinawith the evident determin.
ation Of entering into conversation
with him.
"Good morning." said the strang.
er.
as it 2" inquired Artemus, look
ing out of the window with an inves-
tigating dir.
"Did you hear Horace Greeley at
Rochester last night ?" inquired tho
stranger, after q pause.
"Greeley? Greeley ?" said Arte-
mus, with q look Of utter darkness,
Who is he ?"
The man was quiet about five
minutes. Pretty soon he said:
"cfeorgc Fraucis Train is kicking
up a good deal of a row over in Eng
land; do you think they will put him
in q bastiie 2"
"Train, Train, George Francis
Train" said Artemus solemnly !;
"That is a man I never heard Of"
This suficed 60 keep the man
quiet about fifteen minutes, when he
again returned to the charge.
"What do you think about Lin
coins chances for denomination /?
Have you any idea they will run
him again ?"
"Lincoin Lincoln I" exclaimed
Artemus, "Hang it, man, you appear
to know more strangers than any
mar l ever met"
The man bounded from the seat,
walked the length of the car two or
three times, ard returning confront
cd Artemus with the indignantly-put
question:
"Did you aver hear OF Adam 2"
"Adan Adam |" murmured Ar
temus, meditatively What was his
other nAmeY
That ended all attempts at con-
versation.
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The Muscatlne Journal learns that
Mrs Bottomfield, who lived about
ten miles from Washington, hung
herself in a corr crib last Friday, and
was dead when found. She formerly
lived in Washington Cher maiden
name was Eliza Axtel) and was
married to Mr.. b., y widower with
children, only q few months ago.
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AT honorao'e ana aoie men, we oy
10 means SnSn assome the role
otanu pack ! am hoiler nan tnou.
R.0;stsr we cannot initiate. W. nre.
e,r,a,ha, r.; sh.u e,.l
Una" sh"i' ioe' 'ne o'"sn'
ing force OF the party as a willfni, un-
governable and foolish disorganizer,
than to follow its examine bv retort.
;ny with .l.ndar !, ra,,rn Mn.
on' ago IN Inc very nrst
words we said in regard to the Sen.
atorship we uttered the sentiment
that wbosver dascanaad into rArson.
.l.h.s...a MISREPRESENTATION.
O"' "n1 oukn. - on.e :"
DC stgmas'zed - unworthy ana IN
safe; that the canvass should be
conducted devoid of ANYTHING OF the
l;,a. ~. p,o;..s. oo,;oa n,s,,,,.
pr'e'9
inc ar.'c'e' o"' Inc SHY ooys nerves
have become unstrung, his passions
have got the better OF him, and he il
drifting on to a rocky snrf bonna
.h..
namocr.,;o nor.r. h.v. e,r ,ho
last = years published ~undeniable
testimony to his, (Harlan's) cor
Twp. Pfacs'css 10 .ne Interior depart,
natroraya. A ,hasa chsrsss c.na
nom the minority Dresa thew only
strengthened him, for it is the policy
o. tne nepuoi'oan party 70 keep IN
fS.--,no-s,. Me- homsrs. 80
ical press of the state. beginning
with Ret. Clarkson's State Register,
tnc ieader OF then.aIi, has rePnolished
ar;Ss.aa S.a:"sI $3.50. -
strona that Harlan's friends ~. nj.
terly unable to refute il.
II il now manifest that the mem
Der OF the Legislature who will vote
Sna ,s;n, sius .s'1s oa as Uoaoa
,ha sans,o. M ~ n,,ass ~ ~. nwn
party must be drawer than Cardigan
when he led the charge of the light
brigade.
The above is taken from John T,
lrlsh's paper, the State Press. He 10
one of the parties whom the State
Register has been quoting rs bolster.
ing up Senator Harlan. Now We
find him giving the Register its true
status, namely /: stealing democratic
thunder against Harlan. manufac.
tnred BY Boyntop, whom the Reqis-
Ter two wears ago denounced AZ 4
vile slandersr. Now Irish mats
Ret. C,urkson on the back and saws
bu,iv hay Yon have c.tnb,,shed tina
charges We tried 10 hHv. You swal.
low long ago, but you would not.
Now, BY the publication Of these
charges, and utterly failing to give
tie o61ciafdocuments in their refuta.
ton. prepared and published by
Harlan's friends, with the certificate
of Geo. 8. Boutwell,. Secretary of the
Treasury, and others, and also tho
letter of Senator Harlan himself. you
have proved that to be i which
you once pronounced a falsehood; 40
that now the legislator who votes for
Harlan IN effect becomes payticiDs
crtmiatis with him. So it is that the
man who, in the face and eyes Of
these old democratic ISLANDERS. is hon.
ored to-day with the second place
on the committee in the Senate upon
Foreign Relations; Chairman Of the
Committee on Indian Affairs. and
unon another ;mnortant committee
r,J,,+r, ...a..;.;o. -
~ n0Puo''o@n oo1"eois 10 sccoro-
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The alta California gives the fol
lowing as q genuinely impromptu
composition. . 10 Billings, made re.
gently by . little girl in the fifth
grade Of the Rincon grammar school:
A goat is stronger than q pig. He
looks at You and so does the doctor,
but u goat has four legs. A boy
without a father is an orphan. and
if he amt got q mother he is two or.
phan. The goat does not give so
much milk rs the COW, but more than
an OK. ! saw an OK to the fair one
day, with aboard tied on his lett ear,
and we all went in on the family
ticket. Mother picks geese in the
summer. A goat eats grass and
jumps on q box. Some people don't
like goats, but as for me give q mule
with u paint-brnsh tail. The goat is
. useful animal, and smells as sweet
as bars oil for the hair.
The Register tried very hard to
make il appear that Speaker Blaine
recognized great ability in Mr.. Palm
err by placing him somewhere about
the middle of the Committee on APP
preparations, and yet is too busy in
publishing the "lndian fraud" slan-
ders about Senator Harlan TO recog
nize the fact that the latter gentle
man was again placed by the unani
nous vote Of the Senate at the head
Of the Committee on Indian Affairs"
-Rerielp.
The Elkader journal, a st.unch
Republican paper published in Mr..
Allison's district, tavors Mr.. Wilson
for tue Senate, but says: "Ihe read
ers of the Journal know that we do
not desire the election OF Mr.. AIiison
to the U. S. Senaie-that as between
the two We most decidedly prefer
Senator Harlan"
The Board Of Supervisors Of De.
catur county have offered n reward
Of $500 for the arrest OF the default
ing county treasurer. 5. X. Thomp-
son. Tho amount of his defalcation
is now SET at between $4,000 and
$4,000.
A California editor, in speaking of
. notorious rufian III that State, who
10 supposed TO have committed more
murders than any other man on the
Pacific coast, says Ale has a won
derfPl talent for bcreaving any fami-
ly he docs not happen to like"
Every pension agent in Ohio is a
one-legged soldier.
mHOught men to votoY" is The tile I
Of a leader in the Woman's Journal
OF u recent date,
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A school class at Jamestown, Wis,
is in a condition Of uncertainty re-
garding the component parts ofchalk.
At an examination last week, one of
them thought it was made of snow,
another wss of the opinion that the
ingredients were milk and water,
while a third insisted that it was
nothing else than p~etrifed Dutch
cheese. Number three was sent up
to the head. The class takes up as
tronomy next torn.
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An editor in Illinois having on
gagged q now reporter, received the
following as his first effort ave are
informed that the gentleman who
stood on his head under a pile driver
for the purpose of having n tight
pair OF butes druv Oh, shortly after
wards found himself in Chiny, per-
fectly naked and without q cent in
his pocket"
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Geo. Wilkes with his jockey eport,

Geo. Wilkes with his jockey sport
ing Times has gone ever TO tho "Re-
formers about which the Chicago
Republican, says
1t is understood (from wilkes
Spirit Of the Iipses'D that Mr.. Geo.
Wilkes is to be the next President of
tho United States. We may accord
ingly expect that the Cabinet Of the
venerable ebiik' will be somewhat
as follows:
Secretary OF Stnto--Hon. John G.
Heenan.
Secretary Of War-Hon. Joseph
Coburn.
a. Seoretary Of the Treasnry-Hon.
John Morrisscy.
Secretary OF the Navy.-Hon.
John Ward.
Postmaster Gencral--Hon. Barney
Aaron. 8d
Secretary of the INTERPOLATION.
Budd Doble
Attorney-General-Hon. w. r..
Howe.
The editor of Harper's Weekly
pnts u great deal in . few words, as
follows
A party which while defending
and extending human slavery, call
cd itself Democratic, and while ac-
lively in n part of tho country,
and passively in tho other, trying to
overthrow the government, called it.
self Conservative, may also, when
toiled in the attempt to destroy tho
Constitution, solenmly call itself
Constitutional. The motley host
called the Democratic party is quite
Ms Constitutional as it is Democratic.
n as Conservative as it is Copsti.
tutional.
The Independent says: We ca
not say as some OF u papers have
said, that Mr.. Geo. Wilkes oppos;-
ton to President Grant is due 10 the
fact that the latter refused to give
him tho appointment of Minister to
Mexico, and afterwards to Spain,
which he Graves ven though, in the
case OF the man Dana, who lies
through tho Sun, we have an un-
doubted example of tho dog that
and bit when he was Kicked.
But this Ii certain, that Gen. Grant
deserves the gratitude of tho decent
public for not putting into promi-
lent public service tho editor of the
organ Of cock-ightcrs and pugilists.
-
q Marshalltown printer was found
lead IN his bed Wednesday
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Livsrpeel NIarkst.

Lard Declined, Sd.
Wheat-Advanced ia2d winter,
lis 9ds No. ] spring lis I'd.
Corn-21s Cd.
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orTul6wA MARKETS.

Corrected by ]. r. YouNG 4 Co, 0rocsrs.
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a Marshalltown printer was found
dead in his bed Wednesday.
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- "
TRADE, and have continued ever since
in every issue, their tissus of false
hoods, and knowing that the deserv.
ing lash is about to descend upon
them tbey in silly beggarly language
say that they learn Mr.. Harlan is
about TO give a further reply, but not
IN time to be refuted, and thus they
wriggle on. They would have it that
Mr.. Harlan is d,ctatorial, is playing
the role OF the a~ristocrat, of the polit.
ical autocrat. Who of all our people
that have ever met Dir. Harlan does
not know that he is a marked instance
IN his manners among, those Of high
and low estate OF the perfect gentle.
man, kind, courteous, and obliging.
No, that charge fits elsewhere. The
republican party of Iowa have nur.
tured aud sustained tho Register until
in it's proportions it has become a
power for good or evil superior to all
others Of its kind in the State, 1t is
under its present management inaa-
ted with that power, and in the Ian,
gnago OF n of its warmest and
strongest partizan friends in this con-
test. "He Ret Clarkson' has caught
the "bits in his mouth and he.
mounts the tripod di%ctatorial to affirm
and establish The kingdom he covets
Of arbiter Of the fortunes Of the party
in Iowa We have alone defended
from tbs bitter and unprinciplsd as,
sa'llts of this reckless journal upon
n Of the ablest and purest states. !
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accent the heartfelt thanks OF a poor
friendless woman for the kindness and
courtesy YOU have shown her; and before
one could reply, she was gone.
A silence of several minutes ensued,
which was at last broken by the propri-
etor exelaiming:
"Gentlemen, that lady is right, and
have sold my last glass of whisky, and il
any of you want any more, you will have
to 90 elsewhere"
And | have drunk my last glass OF
whisky" said young man who had
long been given up as utterly beyond the
reach of those who had deep interest in
his welfare-that he had sunk too low to
ever reform. 'FIhere is a temperance
organization in this city, and at the
next meeting 1 shall send up my name
to be admitted. Who will go with me?'
"Iri 'tIu' 'Tr' and 'Tn several eX-
claimed in a chorus, and fifteen names
were added to his. .-sf. n
True TO his word, the owner of the
saloon where this strange scene was en-
acted, disposed of his entire stock the
next day, and is now engaged in an
honorable business. Would to heaven
that lady could have gone into every
hamlet, and town, and city throughout
our country, and met with the same
cheering results.-Hymoah Rock.
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To NV Husband

Come. rest thee. weary one dN iii''
And cast thy cares aside
I long 10 see thy earnest snlle'
When seated by my side
long 10 hear thee, DER ana o'eIs
Repeat in whispers low,
..1 iol-e my darling more and more,
Than ] did long ago"
And though thou tell'St il every time
Thou'rt sitting by my side,
,TiS dearcr far. though years wife.
Than when was bride.
coin thy whiSkcrS into gold,
And lock them in my heart,
They'll se my treasures when Pm Old,
should death our beings part.
50 sit thee down, and chant thy song
Each time IL Swceter seems,
u trills its music all day long,
And echoes in my dreams.
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10 GRow HoRsr HArR.-often tinles

A KEEN CRITICIsM.-A Shaksperian
criticism comes TO us from Germany,
the unexpected pertinence and justice Of
which reminds one of the great painters
cattle picture-that the cattle in the
picture were getting up fore feet first,
while in nature cattle raise on their
hind feet first. During the performance
of Hamlet" when the melancholy
Prince solilOquized: ANN. q
sISut that the dread OF something after death,
The undiscovered country from whose bourne
No traveller returns,m .aa
\ country fellow in the gallery ex-
claimed, stupid! didn't y0t. see your
fathers spirit last night. Where. do you
think he came from 2li
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY II Extensive
beds of peat, said to be fully equal TO the
best Eastern articles, have been discov-
cred in the low lands lying along the
line of the San Pedro Railroad, COM
mencing at point about ten miles be-
low this city and extending to the sea
shore. Pits have been sunk i'm different
places along the line of. the railroad and
the deposit found to improve in quality
with depth. Peat has long been used as
fuel i'm the east and old world, and these
deposits will, ii is expected, supply Los
Angeles county with AN abundance Of
cheap fuel.-LOs AngeleS Erloress.
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Promoting the Appetite and InvIgoraiing the
whole Digestive Apparatus, thus building up
and trengfhenlng the system, while at the
same time the volatile principle, being alb
sorbed In the blood, acts specifically ON The
Rheumatic Poison, removing IL from the circu-
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There are few remedies known to the Medical
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powerful in depressing the system OF the al
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use has 10 De abandoned before specific effects
are Obtalnable, and hence the want Of Success
In treating this prevalent and consequently
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medicines, already known, the UNK WEED
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y, r. The UNK WEED REMEDY Is parfic-
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THE UNE WEED REMEDY.
OR.
Oregon Rheumatic Cure.
HISTORY:

THIS REMEDY Is COMPOSED OF THE
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City Jail, Portland, Oregon
June :, ISL.
DIR. y VI. LOryea & Co.: was attacked with
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DIR. 4. VI. IOryea & Co.: For several years !
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the efficacy Of patent remedies from a certain
class OF those who use them. We have selected
the following because the names attached to
scrupulOus character, and because the large
class of their ncquaintances in Oregon will not
eXaggeratiOu in the statements they may
make: