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From John Flagg, Esq, of Bennington, n. H.
"Three years since was very much reduced
with dreadful Cough, which resulted in
Bronchitis, affecting me so severely as to rem
der it difficult to speak in an audible voice. To
this was added severe night sweats, and was
fearful of going into decline. After recourse
to various remedies, to no purpose, made use
of DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
few bottles of which fully restored me to health.
Since that time have had several severe at
tacks OF Cough, but the BALsAM has always re-
moved them. l always keep it by me, and
should not know how to do without it," Sold
by all druggists. 20
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mr. Hendee is in town and is taking pictures
in all styles of the art, and has all the advant-
ages of easy access to his Gallery aud the best
light in the State, and takes as good pictures as
any other man and at as reasonable prices, and
is always ready and good-natured. Please call
and test his ability. Gallery in the middle of
the block, First street, between Morrison and
YamhiIl, Portland, Oregon. 6-2I
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CITATION.

IN. THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
L OF Oregon for the county of Multnomah.-
In the matter of the guardianship of Dora z.
ness, mlnor.-H. +. Kuetemyer, guardian
AT TINS time came on to be heard the petition
or ID +. kuetemyer, guardian of Dora e. Hess
minor, for license to sell certain real estate
II appearing satisfactorily from said petitjon
that IL would be beneficial to said ward to sell
her interest in the following described lands
(which is an undivided one-eighth) situate in
1amhlll county, oregon, and described as the
nortn one-han of the Donation land claim of
John II. Hess and wife, and being the part ser
on by the government survey to the said Holm
II. Hess lying in sections Is and 10 in Township
three l3l south of Range two (2) and in Sections
l3 and "A Township three (3) south of Range
three 90 west of Willamette meridian and he
ing notification No. ,4l9, il is hereby ordered
that the next of kin of said ward, and ali per-
sons interested in said estate, appear before the
Court on March 18th, A D., 1877, at the hour OF
10 A. NJ, to show cause why a license should
not be granted 10 said guardian for the safe-of
such estate, and that copy of this order be
served upon said next of kin and all other per-
sons interested, by publication in the NEW
NORTHWEST. j. H. WOODWARD.
febl6 Judge
February 18th, 1877.
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VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. J. P. Miller, a
practicing physician at 327 Spruce street, Phila-
delphia, has discovered that the extract of cram
berries and hemp combined cures headache
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous, or sick head
ache, neuralgia and nervousness. This is a tri-
umph in medical chemistry and sufferers all
over the country are ordering by mail. He
prepares it in pills, at so cents a box. The Doc
tor is largely known and highly respected
philadelphia Bulletin.
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Rev. R. S. Stubbs says, through the
Vancouver Independent: Mrs. NJ. E.
Stubbs was licensed local preacher by
the Quarterly Conference of the NJ. E.
Church at La Grande, Oregon, August,
1876, and was admitted a member OF
the Quarterly Conference in Vancouver,
w, T., February 26, 1877, by Rev. A. c.
Fairchild.
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SUMMONS,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Oregon, for Columbia county.-Elizabeth
Clarke, Plaintiff. VS. John Clarke, Defendant
To oJohn Clarke, Defendant above named: In the
name OF the State Of Oregon, you are hereby
required TO appear and answer the complaint
OF the Plaintiff filed against you in the above
entitled suit on the first day Of the next term
OF said Court, which shall commence six weeks
or more after the first publication of this sum-
mons, to-Eit on Monday, the 9th day of April,
want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
to-wit: for a decree of divorce from YOU tor the
costs and disbursements, and for general relief
This summons is ordered to be served nv
publication thereof in the NEW NORrHwErr
for SIX successive weeks, by order of Hon 3. ID.
Shattuck, Judge of said Court, dated at cham
bers February 18th, 1877.
J. c. MORELAND
febl6 Attorney for PLAINTIFF
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JOHN WILSON,
IO7 Third Street ,

Offers for sale a full assortment of
Corsets, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Flannels,
Underwear, Fine White Muslins
Gents and Boys Linen B Shirts,
Embroideries and Trimmings
SILK and Lace Ties, Lace Curtains,
Ribbons, etc, Piano and Table Covers
And Domestics OF every description. at lowest
cash prices.
N. B.---GOOd Business Stand to Let. Store
Room, No. los Third street. Eighty feet
deep. Rent moderate. Enquire OF
JOHN WILSON,
6-23 1O7 Third street.
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DAVID AND ANNA TSON,
BY Mrs Abigail Dunivvay,
Editor New Northwest" Portland, Oregon


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re The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
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MFRS. NJ. A. OWENS NJ n

Office and residence, east side First street, be-
tween Yamhill and Taylor. Special attention
given TO women and children's complaints.
Also, gives INDICATED VAPoR BATHS, COM
bined with Electricity, in treating rheumatism
and chronic diseases. 5S2
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E. CORBETT'S
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FIRE-PRooF),
Corner Second and Taylor Streets.

Oorner second and Taylor StreetS.
Reasonable Charges for Hire. Particular At
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81 Orders may be left at the Stables, or at
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HEADQUARTERS OF ALL THE LEADING
II Music Teachers and Bray's Quadrille Band,
Professor Parrish, Prompter. Also, music ar
ranged for brass and string bands. Instru-
ments selected for persons wishing to purchase.
Orders to be left with SHERMAN / HYDE.
corner First and Morrison streets.
Also, headquarters of the Northwestern Band,
ParrOtt, Leader. 5-8
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These Superb Instruments have achieved
success unparalleled in the history of Piano
forte Manufacture. They are remarkable for
Great Volume, Purity and Sweetness of Tone,
and Durability.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01

HALIFAX, n. s. AND ST JoHNs.N.Y
Ill CROMWELL LINE
STEAMSHIP BERMUDA viii leave pier 10 North River,
FRIDAY. December At Y. NJ FOR freight o passage
apply 90 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 40 West 81
EkokipA DIRECT .sr.AhEEs. LEAVE rIee 20
II East River every Friday ~ r. NJ. Fern =,
Pa ,Louching al Brunswick and Port Royal. CRY or
AUSTIN Captain Chester, will sail December Through
and soutnvsst W G. II. AALLoKY 4 Co, Agents i53
Maiden lane
L'OK NASSAU. y. r., ST. JA0O AND-lIENFu EGOS,
IL IuDa.-Scgur mail steamship CARONDELEr will
sail from per II Fast River, Tuesday, Dcccmb
p N. kuRRAY. fEKRlS CO.. 81 seuthxh
The New York herald., 1877-12-01

EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
will continue the sale at public auction.
on FRIDAY, November 30, and SATURDAY. December !.
commencing each day VI 2 o'clock r. ~,
At ID Union square,
Of the magnificent collection of Dresden Scvres and
imperial Berlin Porcolmn Japanese Bronzc china Coi
sonne Enamels and curious French Pottery Faences
from Bogrg Ia Refine Nancy kc, rare pieces OF vieux
kevers; Vases, Amphosas Jardnieres. Ac, In Paisy.
delft ,Beauveix Rousn style also complete rich French
china Dinner Tea and Dessert Ses all artstcsy finished
This collection is consigned to Messrs HERMAN FROST
4 Co., and will be sold by their order without
On exhibition Tuesday, Wednesday. November ~, 2S
~ FITzSIMMoNs, AUcTfUNEER. WILL SELL DE-
scember L. at ~ NJ saloon Fixtures 200 East 55th
st. sOHO1Z SALMON. Morteagec's Attorneys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

A severe storm occurred on the coast Of
Virginia, on the sih, and lasted till the 18th
destroying many vessels and scattering
wrecks in every direction.
BY the caying in OF the Blue Point Ora.
ham Mine, az smartsviIe, Yuba County Cal.
on the 18th, seven men--B. r. Henderson
jas II. Monk, Michael Sweeney, David Hoth-
am, Michael McWilliams, Thomas Mcdonald
and Samuel Steinman, were instantly killed
Six Others Were more or less injured.
ON the 18th, the President appointed John
q. Gosper, 81 Nebraska, Secretary ~ Ari-
zona, and Jacob J. Bowman Associate Jus
tice 81 the Supreme Court Of Utah.
Edgar Moore, the murderer Of the ballet
girl, Mabel Hall, was sentenced on the I4th
10 be hanged on June 1st next.
A dispatch from Deadwood saws that II /.
reported that Crazy Horses band ~ Indian.
have taken the field again. They passed
near Spear Fish on the 18th, on their way
West, 100 mounted, in war paint.
The Coroner'- inquest in the case OF the
81. Louis Southern Hotel disaster was be-
gun on the 10th. Among those absolutely
known 70 have been lost were the following:
The Rev. A. II. Adams, Of Stockcross. Bcrk-
shire, England; George Frank GouIey Grand
Secretary Masonic fraternity OF Missouri:
Kate Reilly, Kate DooIan and May Moran,
servants; Henry IIazen, of the Auditors
Department, Missouri Pacific Railroad: Mr..
W. :. Stewart, Of 81. Louis; Mr.. Charles q.
Tecnan and Mr.. Skidmore Hayden, Of Il.
Louis; Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Clark, and child
and servant, Massachusetts,, and william
Felix Munster, 81 England. The latter com
mitfed suicide under arrangement brought
on by intense excitement.
AZ Geneva, o., on the 18th. man named
Porter had quarrel with his wife. leading
70 separation. On the following day Mrs.
Porter returned 70 get her trunk, when her
husband shot and killed her and then killed
himself.
The stage running between Joplin and
Baxter Springs, Kansas, was stopped Nv
nighwaymen and robbed Of the mail, on the
i3h- There We're no passengers aboard.
u l. said that experiments made during
The recent warm weather have demonstrated
that the grasshoppcr eggs in Southeastern
Kansas are entirely unproductiyc, not sin
gle one having been Matched.
On the Nth, village Of Sioux, numbering
bout 1000 persons, mainly Summarizes and
was brought In BY spotted
Fail and surrendered to Gen. Crook al spot-
ga Tail Agency. The party was under Ro-
nan Nose and other chiefs. Permission was
yiyen 70 approach the Agency In the style
usual among the Sioux IN entering al
friendly village, when the warriors, ~ the
lumber cfperhaps 90, made regular charge |
y the Agency from several directions,
elling and firing their pieces In the air. An
'our later, the main village fled past the
'ost and went into camp on spot designate
q ~ the Agent. Az the village approached,
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A Decatur Street grocer took sugar
cured ham from its yellow oycrcoat the
other day, stuffed the canvas with saw
dust, and hung il temptingly before his
door rs a sign.
Yesterday Short-Leggcd Jim came
along, and, seeing the decoy. remem-
bercd that the old oman was out Of
meat, and concluded he'd appropriate
what he termed the .sbig banana. y
Watching his chance he soon had the
yellow fraud under his arm. making for
home.
\. Ole oman, hyar's ham y meat |
fetched yer" he said A. he deposited
his prize.
look hyar. nigger. whar in The
name oh lie Lord did yer iotch up wild
all dat hamP"
= As me no quischnns al IN tell We
no lies" said Jim cyasiycly.
:. Well, il duz look sorter likeYolo
times ter see SO much meat A. lis IN ar
house. Clar To grashus dat man Iayes
amt no slouch Oh pre>umdupt--am
he, .Iim?''
. Shet Yer ily-trap, ole oman wot De
debbil you know bout Hayesl Fotch
me dem scissors an let, sample dis
ham,
The scissors cut two or three stitches,
and the sawdust began 70 pour out.
There We're two dark faces made darker
BY the revelation, and il flashed through
Jim's mind that he hadn't struck big
bonanza after ALL
" See hyar, Jim, 'near~ ter me rdat II
! couldn't steal shore-nuff ham |
wouldn't steal 4 bag Oh sawdus',''
Then Jim went down town fully salts
fled that 'An's not gold that glitters. y
-Erchan0e.
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Pa. the afternoon OF the 18th. About :
O'Clock David Mikescll, book-kecper for
James Milford, and Mrs. Carson entered the
parlor 81 the Petroleum Hotel. They were
soon followed by y. VI. Carson, the woman'S
husband, who az once drew revolver and
fired at Mikcsell. with fatal effect, the ball
striking him just below the left eye. Carson
surrendered 10 the authorities and was lodg-
ed In Jail. All the parties moved IN highso-
ciety and were considered respectable. The
alleged cause Of the shooting l. that Mikesell
was on too intimate terms with Mrs. Carson.
The inquest into the Jewetf tragedy was
finished al New York on the 18th. and the
Jury returned the following verdict: 1--WE
lind that George W. Jewett came 10 his death
by the explosion OF hand-grcnade at Isl
Front Street, on Thursday, April 5, 1877,
brought 20 the Office by Oryillc ID. Jewett.
and that said Oryille u. Jewctt came 10 his
death by pistol shot wound caused by the
firing Of a pistol by said Oryille d. Jewctt NJ
lS2 Front Street, Thursday, April s."
An attempt was made AT Philadelphia, on
the 10th, To cowhidc Col. A. X. Mcclure,
editor Of the Times, the assailant being Nat
Mckay, Government contractor, assisted by
tMN llltllu<. %LthAt anu anu WIN ar
rested, the third escaped.
AZ Boston, onthe 10th, Mr.. Charles Geory
purchased 5000 in United States bonds and
was followed To his store by three men. two
Of whom engaged his attention while the
third stole the bonds from Geory's coat,
which was hanging near by, and all three es-
capped.
VIM. NJ. Tweed, on the nth, sent to the
Attorney General OF New York long letter,
offering 10 surrender all his property, and
make full confession, disclosing the names
Of all the members Of the Ring, etc, upon
condition of his receiving his liberty. The
letter, already in part confession, has ere
sted CONSERVATION among politicians.
The recent confession Of VIM. NJ. Tweed
duplicates As participants in the spoils Of the
Tammany Ring, Peter Ii. Sweeney, Richard
Connolly, Henry Genet and A. Oakley Hall,
together with Messrs. Woodward, Garyey,
Ingersoll, Davidson, Watson, and majority
Of the Board Of Supervisors. Mayor Halls
share Of the plumber was 10 per cent, and |
he Is charged with being In full coliusion !
with the Ring from the date Of its formation |
Tweed says that he transferred to senator |
Winslow In person $4,000, with the UNDER |
standing that 1t was to be divided between |
number Of influential members OF the Legis-
lsturc, whose names are given, TO secure the |
passage Of the Charter Of 1870, by which the
Ring secured absolute control OF
the city. Other parties indirectly
implicated are Hugh Hastings, Re-
corder Hackett. Judge Folgcr. senator
woodin, and a number OF less prominence.
Many Of the gentlemen whose names are
here mentioned have promptly denied the
statements OF Tweed 50 far As they apply TO
Ex-Gcy. Chamberlain, Of South Carolina.
has entered upon the practice Of law in New
York City.
them.
The Grand Duke Alexis and suite visited
Washington on the 18th, where they expect
cd 70 spend some days - the guests Of the
Russian Minister.
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FOREIGN.

On the morning 81 the nth, a. Clifton,
Ontario, the Custom house block was burn
I'd. The building was occupied BY Price,
Holland Co., bankers; the Dominion Tele-
graph Company; Baily 4 Bunting, sugar
merchants; r. Law, grocer; odd Fellow and
Free Mason lodges, and other offices. The
upper part OF the building was occupied by
Her Majesty's customs.
A letter from Rome says that Mr.. Walter,
proprietor Of the London Tsses, while pass
ing through Pucrpo del Papolo, on the 4th
inst, was attacked by three men armed with
stileito- and robbed, hut not hurt. The out
rage has created quite sensation, 100 per-
sons being arrested on suspicion.
Cable dispatches ~ the 18th were 10 the
effect that war between Russia and Turkey
was considered Inevitable, and that the be-
ginning Of actual hostilitics could not be
much longer delayed. There had been a
general advance in provisions Of all kinds,
while both Turkish and Russian securities
had fallen OF rapidly.
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On the Public Garden this morning 4
common ground sparrow was observed
to,bc Tfitc sufficient TO vanquish at least
half dozen Of the English birds. The
hight ended BY the ground sparrow,
pcrched upon twig, taking one 81 the
foreigners by the wing, letting him hang
toward the ground and shaking him
much a. q terrier dog would d rat
Boston Trdnscrfpt.
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about thirty principal chiefs and head men
rode into the fort, advancing slowly up
the parade 20 the commanding officers
quarters, wherethcy were presented by Spot
ted Tail. The son % Lone Horse first rode
forward. and, laying his gun on the ground,
said: 81 lay down the gun ~ token Of
submission % Gen. Crook, 10 whom | wish
20 surrender" The chiefs all shook hands
with Gen. Crook, and rode away 10 put their
people Ia camp.
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Inc explosion of sulphur IN the Middle
.feek tPa.) mines, near fremont, the 10th
burned seven men, sonse fataiIy.
terrible tragedy. was enacted In Oil City,
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"A young man who sent on 81 cents
and postage stamp for 4" IA receipt for
writing without pen or ink received
this laconic reply; "Writc with pen
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A Rough Ride

Otto Mears returned from his trip to
the Los Pinos Agency and Ouray on
Tuesday. He started from SaglIachc on
the 9Th Of February, with ten four-horse
teams, loaded with freight. part for the
Government and part for his store AT the
Agency. Tie was eight days going Ia
the GunniSon, and twenty-cight days
from the Gunnison 10 the Agency. dis
lance Of fifty-fve miles From the mid
die cabin to the Gunnison divide. a dis
lance Of four miles. took fifteen DAWSON
account Of the depth Of the snow, which
was from five Ia ten feet deep, through
which 1t was necessary 10 shovel most If
the way, and constant storms of wind
and snow filled up the road about as
fast "a shoyeled out: eight Of the ten
wagons We're upset, and one unfortunate
wagon turned over five times Upon
his arrival at the Agency he found about
1000 Indians awaiting his arrival, anx-
ious 10 receive their blankets and other
supplies. OF the fifty-five miles between
the Lake Fork Of the Gunnison and the
Agency he found snow only upon fifteen,
and there he thinks there would be no
trouble in keeping the road open If there
packed sagnachs lc0l) Chronicle.
A l0-year-old boy Of solemn visagc
stood before the monkey ii Central
Park on sunday. and heaved d deep sigh
a. he whispered: "If | had four legs
folks would feed meon cheese and gin
ger-snaps. ! amt cot but two and it's
taters and bread from one year To
mother" Catching sight 81 an aged
monkey sitting on limb. the boy con-
tinued; III | was bald-hcaded. and
had eyes like stove-coyer. folks would
pass me candy and call me purity
After resting minute. he observed
- can't hang by limb by one foot A.
that air chap can, and 20 nobody hands
me gum or jaw-breakcrS. and none II
the papers ever say any good bout me- \
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