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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-19
Baltimore Advertisements
D SINCLAIR & CO.,
IN. No. SO LIGHT STREET
BALTIMORE MD

D SINCLAIR & CO.,
IL, No. SO LIGHT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Manufacturers ofAgriculturallm plementsa anu
Machinery. Growers and Importers of Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery and Implements for the coming
season, viz: NEW YORKER SelfRake Reaper and
HNEw YORKER Self Rake Reaper and Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great Field trial at Auburn, New York, IN July,
1866 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER. This is
two wheeled Machine with Flexible cutting Bar,
the best in USE, The BUCKEYE and CASES RIDING
Sulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Dlscharglng
Hay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best in the
Country. Sinclair's improved Corn "Ianter and
Seed Drill. Rice's Premium Cotton Planter
Sinclair b Co.'s patent Screw Propeller Hay,
Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Mastlcators
for cutting Corn Stalks. Sugar Cane, Hay and
Straw. Readings patent horse Power Corn
| Shelters and Cleaners. Hand and Power Corn
Shelters, all sizes and patterns. Threshers anrd
| Spectators, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
| Cradles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaners,
| Plows, Harrows and Cultivators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &C., &c.
| Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
| inc Garden Seeds, of our own Raising and I'm.
ported from the best houses in Europe.
| All goods sold by US warranted to give Salts
faction and such as represented.
|. orparticulazs &C.. send for our Pretoria Cat
| alogue. 72mar23y
ITO THE FARMERS OF
i AUGUSTA COUNTY!
DUGDALE'S
w H e AT FER LIE r..
Special Manure for the Wheat Crop insur-
ing large yield and luxuriaut after crop of
Grass.
anal YZING,
PER CENT OF AMMONIA,
20 6 +" SOLUBLE BONE PHOSPHATE
10 =" " SOLUBLE IN THE Soil.
Made from DISSOLVED Bones and Peruvian Guano.
| ALTO
RAUGHS CELEBRATED
KNaU Home Phosphate,
which has been so long favorite in Augusta
County. GEORGE E. PRICE,
72june7y Agent.
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A. A. GRUB Err
MAN OF TIN, COPPER
AND SHEET IRON WARE
srd da.iar

and dealer in
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
New Court House st. STAUNToN, VAL
Is prepared TO execute any work in his line in
the very best style and OF the oest materials. =
Particular attention paid to making and re-
pairing Stills, and putting Still Houses in prog
Ell order, as requi ed by the Government.
He gives his undivided attention to mis- BUSH
ness and promises promptness and satisfaction,
and solicits the continuance of his old friends
and the public. [jan2S ly.-
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,EsTABLTsMEI5 1916,

TACOB GMINDER,
~ MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER In
MILITARY GOODS.
MASONIC j. ODD FELLOW EABL EMS.
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps. Bpan-
lettes, Embroidered and Metallic Hat and Can
Ornaments. Plated and Solid Silver Jewels for
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES
Gilt and Silver Laces FringeS t.. Letters
and Figures in all styleRanQ sizea. Fancy Hard
ware and Cutlery and Knigf 'lempler Goods.
No. 10 Sol.5h Cdasyeys Street,
72ap29y BALTIMORE MD.
JAS. CARROLL. j. 9, ADAMS. j. F. -STArB
NARROLL, ADAMS co,
" ANUFAClCREkS
AND Wholesale DEALERST
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS, GAPS AND .STRA W GO0nN
Ne, 35} Rsss 2as+s4oEs Stress.
RALTIMOREMD.
sAAhnoARRotL, Up. NnER,
JNe. Q. ADAMS, ! sH.LUoAs
Wesre receiving Goods daily from the best
Factories East. Our assortment and STYLES Of
City Made Goods is complete
G1 Particularattentionp paid to orders.
72mar22y t2j
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T "A .BLEDsoE, Agent, staunton Va.

BLEDSoE. Agent ,Staunton, Va.
Thiscompany, wellmsnaged an dsuccessfulfor
a period ofthirty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE on asfavorableterms
as other good companies.
Itscapitaland income promote asfaras practi-
able, .heindustry of our State.
W. L COWARDIN Presiden.a
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nm Ra@ creek.


This little inconsiderate creek, In COM
parison with she immensity of the viii
lamette flowing by Albany. would be
swallowed as Jonah did the whale; yet
the gslded gold ls not the finest, and In
this little far-oR shoot Of the county we
find live. noble and generous people-2ew
In number, but, measured By their hearts
and noble hospitality, containing thousands.
we had been 10 constantly confined within
our noble little city Of Albany, 50 the oasis
of the va3ley,n that We sCapee imagined
hospltable resident outside, and started on
cruise Of inspection, expecting, IN our
ignorance. to lose osr scalp. even though
we rafircaded the thing. Before starting,
however, We were tenderIy provided for by
most consIderate friends. with ammunition
Of an kinds necessary to our entire safety
=against danger during our trip. depending.
sOf course, upon our moral courage and
-hghting propensities. Hence our safety
and compliments In our present position.
Our camp is with Dir, Jae. Comstock,
(which Is all that Is necessary to be said
for II . man wants comfort and happiness,
and Jim can't give It to him, g It can't be
did. Them's our sentiments, and We
boldly proclaim them.
Mr. Comstock. by the way, Is elegantly
situated fne residence, Office, ETC., and
In mia business OF sawmilling recognizes no
superior. His mill located here is adjacent
TO the finest Of timber, and saws not less
than from 1900 to $4,000 FEET per day.
The lumber Is shipped along the line of the
railroad as ordered. He informed me.
however, that he has established at Albany
a lumber yard, with Mr.. John Andrews,
one Of the politest and most honorable
gentleman On the coast, as manager.
Outside Of business, pleasant field Of
amusement is offered hers in the way oi
Hunting and fishing trout in abundance,
and, in the hunting season, deer till yoIl
can't repose. Mr.. G. has full pack oi
hounds, running under the sobriquets Of
Goldsmith Maid. Lucky. Fanny, Sconchir,
Tom Bowlin, Rattling Jack. Roaring Bill,
Scax1aced, Dan Boone, and Last. but mol
least, . big, fat. oyergrown dog. which
makes the rest do all the running. whilst
be takes the short cuts. and which he has
named, in honor Of j. B. Cosnley. calling
him . sComley,'' . for short. More anon.
PEDRO.
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Os.x a.usy 10 E..asxrants.

Emigration is pouring iii upon us Ia
steady stream from the East, from one to
three hundred arriving on every steamer
from San Francisco>to Portland, and from
thence finding their way all over the State.
Large numbers have arrived among US, and
more are coming, seeking employment in
our towns and villages as mechanics and
laboring men, while others who have
means are seeking Information with regard
to lands, desiring to purchase and make
homes for themselves aud little ones. It Is
often difficult for a stranger to obtain the
information he desires, from not knowing
to whom to apply. To obviate this and
other difficulties under which new comeTs
among us labor, the State Board of Immf-
grafton, consisting of Messrs. w! 8. Ladd.
II. w. Corbett, B. Goldsmith, @. Lienen-
weber and VIM. Reid, have appointed
Committees of Immigration in every town,
village and district in Oregon, who are re-
quested to give all the aid and information
they can obtain TO emigrants seeking en-
ployment and homes among US. Dr.. d.
w. Ballard and Jas. Elhins have been ap-
pointed members OF the Committee for
Lebanon, and Bfessrs. Beach 6 Monteith,
Jas. II. Foster 8 Co ind the editor Of
this sheet for Albany. Now what the
members of the Committee ask Of the
people of Linn county is, il you wish to
employ any kind of help, give them infor-
nation OF the fact, whether it be mechan-
les, farm help or day laborers; the length
of time you wish such help; the wages you
will pay, etc. If the Committee have the
necessary information, they will doubtless
be able to send you exactly the kind of
help you want, at no cost to you or the
party employed. Then again, if those who
have farms, or mill sites to sell, or any
other property likely to be wanted ", the
| new conlers, will leeve the necessary infor-
! nation with the Committee, it win aid in
no little degree all parties concerned, while
no one will be at any expense watever.
The principal design in appointing these
| Committees, however, we apprehend, is to
enable emigrants to obtain work i'll the
! various stations for which they are fitted.
If men are wanted in logging camps, on
] farms, III factories, or as blacksnithS, car
penters, shoemakers, wagonmakers, or in
any trade or branch. of business in any pors
/ tion OF the county, forward information OF
such fact to members of the Committee,
who will then be in n position to aid botf
parties. Just remember this, friends, when
You are in this city or Lebanon, call upon
member of the Committee and let youl
wants be known. In this way employment
can easily be provided for many who
would Otherwise leave the State, and NC
would lose valuable citizens. We have
invited emigration to the State; we need
the Drawn and muscle; it has come upor
| our invitation. and now let US do our whole
duty in the matter.
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Pacific SIopers.


There Is considerable excitement over quartz
ont about CanyonviIIe now.
The Eugene City Library offers fine array
Of valuable biographical works.
Tho Childrenas Aid Society at Salem have
eight orphans under their care.
Persons nom the valley towns are struck
with the lively appearance of Marshfield.
The road from Coos City to Roseburg Is Inn
proving. consequently travel is increasing.
Four Good Templar lodges in Coos county,
at Empire, Marshfeld, Summer and Coqunle
City.
The Circuit Court for Coos county win be In
session, commencing on the 2zth Of the pres
ent month.
The coroner OF Marion county wants to hear
from the relatives of s. A. FiltSins, who died
at that place last week. Address coroner at
Salem.
The season for catching halibut has commenc-
ed at Neah Bay.
A very pleasant dance was given at Seattle
on the 2sth ultimo, by the young ladies' boat
club.
ley Barnes. OF Tumwater, are both lying dam
gerous1y i'll.
Thirty-slx head of mules went over the rail-
road to Tacoma few days ago, en- route TO the
Cassiar country.
Mr.. w. o. Bush, of Olympia, received a
small package Of wheat by mail, which cost q
| for one hundred grains.
The old steamer Elizn anderson Is still lying
at Freeport, and looks quite fresh and natural
since receiving her repairs.
There is to he q new wharf built at Fishers
Landing, above Vancouver, within the next
sixty days. Contract tobe let this week.
The Prlyallup valley Amateur Singing Club,
gave concert short time since for the bene-
at of "a poor widow, whicl, netted about $780,
The young people of Howell and Salem
prairies have united and propose to have big
picnic near the Pudding river bridge, about
six miles from Salem, on the siiverton road.
Ttie time nxed upon ia Saturday, the 22d
Inst.
A scow load of hoop-poles were taken from
steilacoom to Seattle last week. At the latter
| place they viii be shipped by sailing vessel to
| San francisco.
Nfay-tIay at Port Townsend was celebrated by
| everybody going to Hastings grove in the day
| and attending ball in the evening. The ball
room was crowded.
| groceries and numerous articles from the
wrecked ship at Neah Bay, last week, wert
I fined 81 each by Agent Huntington.
VIM. Bishop, of san Juan, employed a
| Port Gamble. died suddenly ON the 4th inst
/ esteemed and left an interesting family on Sar
| Juan.
1 The schooner katie L. Heron, which SAILED
| for TilIamOok last week, carried the can't
cquiTlge of Capt. tsilbert's coast surveying ex
] petition. The horses helonging to the part,
| cOslst survey soon as he can fully organ
| ize.
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HARR1sBURG. Or. May 12th, 1875.
EDITOR REGISTER: Our little burg, for
the last few weeks, has been remarkably
quiet, but as the farmers finish putting in
ttheir crops, our streets presents livelier
aspect, and since the last rain their genial
faces bespeak anticipation ofa prosperous
season
The school il largely attended. and
unnder the head Of our gentlenaniy and
eficient teacher, Mr.. o. p. Porter, Is In =
more 1ourishing condition than it has been
for years.
The spell epidemic reached here about
three weeks ago, and many Of our citizens
old and ycs.ng. have had, at the Academy,
q semi-weekly attack. in view Of an oFtho-
graphic combat with our neighbors Of
Junction City.
Prof Wells has inst closed 4 large and
successful writing school, and has COM
menced another. His popularity In this
place may be determined by the fact that
-his present c:ass numbers about sixty
scholars, Of nearly twice Is large as any
ever taught here before.
Base tail has revived and fsne large
club organized, with Mr.. }. =. Henderson
at the head, and every evening oar atll-
letic knights Of the ball and nat may be
seen ON our commons, rlsning their sport
with an energy characserisEzc az The game.
AsI can think Of nothing more 0l
interest," ard assured Of tbs aaet Efams kaaylks
under snne circumstances Inny bee0uae :
erfFkue / hS1nlIliv s,,l,arrsfsa sssvaesk
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Gold in New York 115ls.
LEGAL tenders S7IaRSSl1.

Gold in New York I151s.
Legal tenders S7l1aGsSll5.
No change in Liverpool quotations.
The steamer Ajdr sails for San Francisco
this evening, and the Gussie Telfair for
Victoria.
Money matters remain about as they
were last week with indications of return
ing $ Hush times y Mt no distant day.
The grain crops in the East are not
promising, and will no doubt fall off
nearly one-lialf The outlook would seem to
be favorable for good prices in Oregon.
Wheat prices in San Francisco remain rs
last quoted: Oregon eggs are quoted at
25@27 re; butter, 25932ltsc; wool, 139
2Gc, as to quality.
Albany markets quiet with few transac-
tions i'm grain. Wheat quoted at 75c; oats
5Oc. With fine growing weather AMI pros
pective large yields of grain, o,tr farmers
are resting serene, and viii probably have
wheat to sell if prices should advance one
hundred per ccut. between now and lar-
vest.
Potatoes $1@1 25 y hushel.
Apples, green, retailing from stores at
Chickens. So 5oas q dozen.
Hams l3liac; shoulders &c; sides lie
Lard, in ION cans, 81 80; in bulk, 14c
TR.
White beans &c q HI.
Onions scarce-nominally 81 80 per
bushelfrom stores.
Beet, ON foot, &c pork, 519c; mutton
sheep. per head. S3.
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V9IleT 6fle1 or gray. It sfimulntea the nu-
frifivs organg to healty activity AND pre-
serves both the hair and It's beauty. Thus
hrfsIaY weak or aackly hair becomes glossy
rIfable and afrenRfheneu; lost hair regr9Ws
vifil lively ex xEressi0n: falling hair is checked
ana slabIished; thin hair fhicixenss ana iAded
Sr ffssy i1sir TSszffne4h heir original color. Its
oEsarR41on Is snreand harmless It cures dan
EtxaIEg.E heals hM huEn0rss and keeps the scslp
eenast clean and scf6-unf&er WI hich eOnd1faoass
sEzEea1as OF TIE scalp are iInpossible:
As eres4snE for ladies' hair, the NIG0R -
I1xais1d for It's krmsefnI and agreeable per
1a5ile, and valued for the soft lustreand r1cli-
mesa 5f tasaa 70 innpartss
PREPARED ny
- O. AxEB. q GO.. 39sEez1s MASSES
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers ln
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THE saRANHE.

At recent gathering of Grangers In an
Eastern city, one of the speakers cor-
tributesl some very interesting facts bear
ing upon the growth of the Order OF tie
Patrons of Husbandry. Said tile speaker.
six years ago no elevators or warehouses
were owned by rs aud no insurance was
controlled by us. Now, in one State alone
there are thirty one insurance companies,
and more than half that number of eleva-
tors and warehouses In Iowa and Wiscon-
sin are under our control. Furthermore
we have agents in every section of the
country. to whom we ship our products.
and from whom VIC receive prices forty or
fifty per cent. higher than we formely re-
ceivcd from local buyers. In consequences
of the fairness of our treatment by these
agents, who are bound By the ties of
brotherhood and heavy money bonds, the
Patrons of Husbandry saved five millions
corCling to the present indications will save
at least twenty millions in 1875. Six years
ago there were 10 Oranges; the next year,
loo; the next, 200; the next, 1000; now
there are 15 State Oranges gaining in ranks
daily, and we number one million and
halt. Our experience is pointed proof that
women are worthy members of every
Grange we have, for 3 hundred thousand
of them are among us.
News from the East is to the effect that
the Indian troupe under Meacham and
Redpath has been decided failure finan-
cially. At last accounts the company was
in New York and had an engagement for
a week and hoped to improve past want
of success. The failure was attributed to
It's being advertised as an Indian show In
stead of as a lecturing expedition. A
different plan Of advertisingsw to be adop-
ted hereafter. Another cause of failure
was the fact that the Warm Spring Indian
troupe, under Donald Mckay, had acted
very badly and were In very bad repnte.
The Indians with Mr.. Meacham had con-
dncted themselves well so far IN every re-
spect.
The State Journal tells Of a converted
Millerite, or at least of one who attributes
his discontinue to want Of faith in thai
| particular doctrines Mr.. Powers. the
uchoco mail carrier, had an order for soms
phosphorus. aud not being posted as 60 II
| nature, Ind it placed IL paper package
/ Carrying it II his hands, = soon ignited
and flle more lie endeavOred to remove ths
burning mass from his hands the mere 1
scattered to other parts pf bis person unit
be was virtually = Burning Luedier 8 y
/ front and rear. Fortunately be reached
4 the banks of the Mckenzie, and cold batl
| extfnguished the flames.
The present rage for spelling niatche
recalls d story OF General AVinieid Scott
He had drawn up The rough draft of 9
ORDER in which The word 8 wagon z &c
cnrred. The General inserted one 4
many and his clerk on discovering 4
ffinifllv asked on what authority be spelio
wagon = with two s & s. IS = IN the ~
4 Eh0rfEy oT Lieutenasas General scott con.
q nlaI1dfng tie armies OF She United states! !!
thunElefed old Fuss-and- F Gathers, alad th
clerk said he guessed it WIS asl rlglaf
The Indians are thought to BE- gsttlI'
rpasl for tIhs sssslal ssling So Iping paftie'
ana ~ starting IA 10 parties ofs 800 n
400.
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wears. by q long continued series of marvellous
Guxes, thashave won for 1t q confidence in its
virtues, mover equailed by any other medicine
Itatfl makes the most effectual cures OF
CoasgRs, CkFds, Cbmsassllp<ioM, that can be made
by medical skin. Indeed the CHERRY PICTORIAL
has really robbed these dangerous diseases OF
their tefrors. TO . great extent, and given a
feeling of Immunity from their natal effects
fhsN fS well founded IN the remedy be taken in
season. Every family should have II In their
closet for the ready and prompt relief OF its
members. Sickness, szlfgering, and even life is
saved hy this timely protection. The prudent
rllould not neglect It, and the wise will not.
Keen ff by You for the pr0taeti0nit affords by
~ timely use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
FbR. =. 6. AVER & CO.s LOWelEs Masses
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
nFedieine Sv7y
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neasl.sleas 81 Csaaeleees.

of an Anwise Provsdenee ia can sfon ear
midst our esteemed and giffed brcsher, LACxoa
BAILARns
Resolved, That whiIe We deplore the loss 81
his bright eOuntenaslca. clleekfnl words, ana
safe and wise counsel. In tlae temporal sphere,
We rejoice that NE can md e0usolnfz0n "a the
knOwledEe Of the fact, and invite the hereaxed
parents, brothers and sisters, ID mssas@ with -
In the pleaanratIe rec0IIeefi0na sisak he rse-
Aessed an oF thoese true aualiiicaszons m7izeh
the valley and shadow og death. 4, IN infers.
tance and home in the goIIsn.pavea sfreeEs 81
that city, the New Jexusasela.
1seeolSed, That copy Of fhess Ssrocsezi zintss Sc
rendered the fAnallx OF our deceased friend,
and each Of the county papers, s0r pahaicaxfon.
p. ANDREWS Sec.
Lebanun Brass Hand
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The few compost
tions, which have wo4
the confidence of mani
kind and become
household w or q s
among not only one
but many nations,
must have extIaOrui-
nary virtues. Perhaps
nOOne ever secured
so wide . reputation,
or maintained it SO
long as A re RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. It
has been known to the
VsSrtsHfss fsnps al1faxff. fnrfv
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.-Our
County Commissioners covered themselves
all over with glory last week, by granting
the petition for a bridge across the Santiam
at Lebanon, and agreeing that the county
shall stand half the expense, limiting such
total amount to be paid by the county to
5000. Tho course of these gentlemen
meets with the most general and cordial
appreciation of the people, and several of
the heaviest taxpayers, whose names did
not appear on the petition, have, since the
action OF the Commissioners, we are In
formed, expressed themselves rs grstifled
that the petition has been granted. In
this matter our officers have shown them
selves liberal minded, progressive gentle
men they have shown their readiness to
do the will Of the people, by inaugurating
. system Of internal improvement calcn-
lated to bring the people of the county
into closer commercial and social relations.
All honor to them say we.
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Fer sale 8
U08 AC1Es2
A Large and Valuable Tract OF
Farming Land for Sale.

THREE HUNDRED ACRES of pIow land, 200
Il of which is rich bottom land On theprem-
ises are fair buildings, house, barn., granary,
trees 200 acres of the very best PASTURE land !;
SO acres of timber land, ash and maple. the best
of farming land when cleared. a never FILLING
stream of water runs through tho farm: There
is also splendid quarry of limerick on the
place, pronounced by experts rock Four
hundred acres are under fence. 1t is one OF the
most desirable and cheapest farms in DOuglas
county, lying Il miles from the d. q g. railroad
at Oakland. For particulars as to price, etc.,
apply, in this city, to
Albany, May Il, 1875.
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Some OF our Democratic brothers, In
their efforts to cast oaium npon ex-Attor-
ney-General Williams, through ignorance
or the usual mendacity charaeterizing the
average bedrock editor, make the most as
founding assertions with regard to him.
The last assertion which we have seen
comes from an Illinois exchange, and con-
tains piece of information that will SUR
prise the Attorney General as much as it
viii his many friends and acquaintances in
Oregon. This Democratic editor gives MS
this information: Williams is not man
Of much cliintellectual force, his highest am
billion isIthat of display, and his notoriety
was brought about in the first place as the
husband Of Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas. -
There is just about as much truth In the
first clause of tue above assertion as there is
i'm the latter; and an intelligent public will
Mt once set down the writer of sach. para
graph as either willfiil liar or an unmiti-
gated ass.