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, 1880-04-03
BWINTON,
JtE n NOT EI.T0TfILks

Nav Yoms. April s,-Tho following cnmmuni-
ci,tioh from Nr. John Swlnton explains l,sclf;
. II, 4ifessrs J. r. iIc7.tirc amt albert Curtin, 81
I.tnts;: Qea1pe Il. >schHtInp, Chtt'Doi I'tlip ran
ItIttcn, Ctncnnatt: TJeHx httllHcp. San F5rsHcf.-
co; GtoTpe IieFzat Dett.stt, esRd psAtFs-FMlxNI.4
! must tiotlco tho suggestion ya,. hlvo made
through tho public press and otherwise within
candlslate for President IT the United Stntos be-
ture tho National Convention, to 10 bG1d In Chi
cage next juno, unur tho ,ttlApices Of tho Bt,cnl
NenueyNtH, the Cn!!sorsslH Woyk!nH.ngn'a purity,
and otllor l,oti!es rcllltcd to these In principles
md objects. Yo1 aro uNawarr. my generous
friends, Tint | clllnot lu n utHdi|htG, for.
9tssts, OF lli.s.als, half n century nEo, ard his
bones have lnln ttioro forty yeura. yst II WIS not
tho United flutes. Tint tue Convention ntay
tlno Il candidate fully representing tho decent
1rIssgtplca which feel sure II VIII pit tNfofl,
hHre Of JOHN 8WINTON.
=. New YONK, April 2, 1880
, 1880-04-03
CONKLING AND CAMERON.
SYNDICATE AND CANDIDATE.

ANAtu1% OtAAt4-<4fHA9t <kHffh9t
There nru appearing III Now York antl'p
,sylvnnn repeated indications Of Il revolt ugllnst
tho rulo OF McssFS. Cnnk.inH anA Camorou.
both have boon successful III securing In tho
State Cmlvunti1ns OF tho Republican party,
though by snlll ina1orItics, tho ntloptIou OF
resolutions tn tho olfcGt that tho Delegates Of
those States Bhuull vote In tho Republican M.
tionUi Convention as unit for 1nant- Al first
the opponents Of Grant. who found themselves In
tho minority, fott dshoartoed at this resolution.
Tho slavfah foar whIch tho average American
politician hns for tho. .teurccs Of tho Hniofity
shut his mouth. aud even disturbed bis CH1wcrs
of thought 70 thas lie could mot SOC u1e1iry tho
bo4lnah.ss i1npudosrco of such resolutions. but
tlnring tho last fow weeks more and moro voices
have been bcard31 protesting against suct, Nh
orerr,sllng Of the minority by tho minority, and
declaring that tho. instructions which wero III.
teled to c0slstrltn tho Inlnurity to voto ngttast
THAR opinions wcra nut bndlng.
, Evcry thinking. reasoning u,nn has under
stood this frdtn tho outset. anl tue only qHcs-
t!on,s's, whether t4o 'ntnnr,ty. hnll.lozed by
aiMi e,,eSYy Il, tlsfy their tysants.
Ttt Natiouli Convouti!,n d tho licpublcan
nnrty J. not rcpsess,nnion q states y ss,eh,
publican in.rty. II IN aay stAto tue inajority of
tilp ItepuIltcan vatera prefer certain oaialt.
i ail thos voies BY which lint state Is
represented In the National Convention, hut
lhOy nAfG no F1Eht 10 ahlix1lb tho minority MIG
i a.,1alttcd tas tut ti.o GU naios|y n iii IL suo "' sSas
thUre woutt l'o al clld tn Al lreeatnnl Ut Thought
Mtlt! Ut ncllun, and the party. iustt Ut being
FREQ fsso<ttton, EageAa ~ concurrence Ut upin.
Inn. would becos,,e - pivfu corporation, flke a
r1IilrtN.d u0mplliy auslflctlrinX cs,.llpAiy,
ML! w1ull bo cxNst4t IA tho fntG which lllls ho-
fM1eH ~ tliAity corporations ut being exploited
.Conklllg ulid CMssaron nrG working to cstab.
a s as ~ ,he sBl s y ,e sap asl'ss sssaps
u they succeed IN tlis, they believe that they
votes of Now foik. Fx'nssyivsnia. and iiIil,ols.
with there OF NIL sho et,ttet-borough Southern
stnte4t which arv nnshipE c,se ,aMn s1ros oa: rho
esnpSaas ty sas s'fE !sy oSt 1ots x'yS W II
D9 rnq sqll'eSaf ri. !" SxG tho candias,s
Ia sauopa casenaea, 'aa wheeSasf isse'1's Il
s"ld b. eltctt:i IN November, would, r es,a.ss.
who aru to politics what Tundtrbtlt md uu,liI
aEe to ralIttaun9,. sru much k..s eopec.nei
atsut I'll po,at They are ,nors !aterss,tsi p
aa's % 10 sfssa sops q na ss wsso
Whothor he pian Of thu synd.cata will sud-
coed ur not depends ehlrtty dn tw0 questions:
a9. @ ~fp'f Il NV W. SsRsx'Tn" ysx 4n opY$sa1 e
u u dsfy the tnstfustlons 1o -" Of asi tiioie i
stato Gonysntlons :; ai.d 10 east thoir
thalu; and. secoasl whetl,cF t3un. L,yal Will tni
tho nYuleato q tho people of ili!nuts.
II he II y fs'l An.l wanna to innpeFI bis poltie-
and honcst enough % FQitrt every thpAght of
hut even II hu rese to becNno the third merry
boz OF tho ContlspK- caiaesoo alliance, and ue4f
, 1880-04-03
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
GENERAL NOTES.

Special Corrfspohdfnes Of The Chicago Ttibune
1A1LATAFA, Vcrmfllfon Co.. Ill, April .-ltnre
Just returned FROM r1in through Southern ILL.,
huls, ostct1siD'y to look up tho nlll" Morrison
boom, but ns usual rathorud items BY tho why.
Tha Morrison headquarters nro located ut
Mount Vernon, and nnllcr tho direct chnrge OF
Il. 4. D. WtIbnnks und It. F. Fnce. There ia II
Morrison club In jefferson County styling itself
tho Pnrent Club, md through Its Committee OIL
Correspondence Is raptlly organizing auxiliary
clubs aud proselytfnR lii tho counties round
nhont. Mr.. Wllbal,ks says tho object of those
xntcs In tho interest Of Morrison, and to tllt9 on
they nre not aln,lh to 'nnke wur OF. tho oldest
Routhorn Illinois Democrats hnvo col,doInncl
Sstsss ,s;Ss !, saa n IT, ;aass:at Ss ss!SS ssS
viii 10 unanimous for Morrison. wilbnnks
Mrlso se @ te hs
sr!l'y thFo.irI,oat the 1as e iiilaols tho poon.
1Se %ye. q @'i: W. %liaa ,o'a%". q q
sn israe y GtS5 Sscss Sr sprn'o'd and
pose.l q tno Counties of Jeiiersant whito, and
rotation. judge Ton Cascy l vas eleetcd senator
lE3n, th. Shan5tSy nuDoTe from
lr. Y: 3; nonson, present member Of tho Stato
15onrtf nt EQlMllzatl0a I0hH c. Edwards, !'foso-
cutting ,AttSrney a. "re the contestants tn iantl-
IL a. b. WIlunnhB, Of Mount Vernon, md
County Judge Sum II. MnrtIn. nf White, Nrr con-
cedcd tho Denocrattc nominations for itepre-
sentative.
The Republicans Of Jefferson are conceded tho
minority member. Cart. Russell f}rown, mn old
gchu0ttt'lto Of Gov. CulloN'A; Lawrence Trnrnly,
Into cliftur ut tho Mt. Vef1Gn Nelfx; md Charles
+. Strhtton. II yuunE law student, aro tho nspEr-
nnts.
Il. N. T. Meyers desires the Republican legIs-
lntiyo n6lnlnNtion frnm Fnnklin County.
AtlMm Riunrd, Sl,triI of Wayne, wants tho
Dnmocrat!c Legislative 1.oninatton:
On tho seMtte!stern ts1lIn fell IN With Cloyd
chnracfers ot Egypt, This ID nl.'ut tho why he
rnttlel It HtH To Judge Gcprgo Wall and myaelf:
'ltnvo list been 0yer to 1t. Louis on llttlo
time, nnu nm Rwlnc buck homp to stir tho boys
up I'm for lsIlt Morrison. Two ktowd DlIl
ovcr since ho Was n boY. and that's many }on4
yGnr Hg1. I'm tho oldest mum In Illinois who's
nIwnys lived n tho nouso be, was Lor!, in.
a0uth ii tho Ohio k MississIppi itailroad
nnl cast Of tho Central. The first brick
over built round hero Is tho Feepiea' brick
ut Shnwnpe, where Lafayette lanlcd IN 1so5t +
WIS thur, and saw him land. My dAdly built his
tn III. I'm n DpIn0cr7It to tho hHckhune and c1n
i.o County Judge MS long M tivG II want TO-,
Collsnru tho foot t1empur1sts anyhow. they ni,1't
got 10 sense. I madu AaIu slHfshal! como down
4 pcg or two. 1,m for draut, too. We can jist
.ftltge linrlttF. oe Johnson County has pulled
nf hs cont and g0ne tn work for Cuifon1. He sRys
CuDlOn RhAtl hayo twenty-five delegates from
h!5 judicial district. PaoCiON-
, 1880-04-03
THE OFFICES,
r*ryHfm ETTrEnr1nO.tG-
V&NblA nOfAHF !Hlllkas
d.anfaI IAAaafah In HhA oEfAx4x1a Il

gp<ckas Dispateh to Tx chteaao Tribune.
WARRINGTON. d. C., April Tho President to-
day sent to tho Sonato tho natne at J. It. MeTe as
supervisor Of tho Eighth Illinois Consus District
In sending Ii q now naruc inatonti Ut 0ne which
had Docn twico rejected, tho President stsems to
have abandoned his fight In that district, as Il
wits Eiycn out that tho name OF tho rejected
supcryisnr would be sent In until hu T4ss COLI
ilr1leL. TnGre waa nothing urged agAlust tlruWn,
tho rejected candidate, except that he was ltc-
publican.
BupERv1E0It3 NOMINATED.
~ ths Wsstk7M AksocLss<st i'rtss.
WABHIN0TDa, D. C., April 2.-Tha President
hna nominated john Il. McRie, Of Cpulturavlllc
hanaolPh County, H., "a Bupervtsnr 1f tho
Gensus for tho Eighth District of Illinois. and
tho Cansus for tho Thisd District 01 Iowa.
OONSiHAkn,
Tho Senate contlrmed tho following uotuua-
at Stuttgart: y, 0de! buncai1, of Bo.llh Cleo-
Ina, Consul at Smyrna.
, 1880-04-03

8fEktaf DI300ttk to Tk*CkI3191 5Tl6HA3.
CoLuNuus. o.. April SS-Secrctary Sherman
reached this rtty to- -dAr' H. farlhorlncu Of hs
l,O..n IN this Hta.o, usa @as mot ut tho station
hy uoy. Fea.er ind yassdAs other etase os!!c.als
who arv specially itxatahtcl In his candidacy.
llo wns conducted ID feHs1attye htl md both
Iin4aes took shirt g91tss s,T ha.,da,,aklng aud
congratulations. I4p at1atF wns Of Il very culd
and formal iMture,+ mud WIS eooll ended. Tho
ontrance Of TIM sStctary and uoyernos was
nowhere grectnd ,4h aay chcertng or cnthusl-
asn,. It wa alu4f iiaiutul to SEQ tho e14ditIon
otAitairs In tho iIule. Itwas remarked that ueu.
Garfield, or almest'any othnr statesmas,ot Na-
uonul reputation would haye be,n moro COR
dtally kreetesi. IN Tho eyonlug Gov. Rostcr gave
tho public IN gcue,at was Invited, ond thssun-
, 1880-04-03
NEW YORK.


- 97tcta. DApdieh In The ehttapo 7tbunt.
ALBANY, Aprll a.-Tho nntt-'Tildel and Kelly
Democrats will not fnl for want Of enslcavor or
ingenuity, probably expecting little from tho
attuInpts to bring nhout n reconciliation. It Is
reported to~lny that they hnvo concluded to
organize pln, to select delegates tn tho Ciu-
cl,,nntl Convention ny a ,nnsa-mcetlng at Syra-
o,,so on tho day of tho Stnte Convention. Their
sc!,utno Ia to got IL number Of tho
qelcyatcs to tho rcH,,lar Stnto Convention
to leave that ntid Incot ln tlahs. meeting with
those VIII, will ,e elected to tho Kelly Cunven-
tl0n, Glect National t,eleBntes whu VIII 70 to
Cincinnati! clAE1ulMls to represent tho Du1nocraoy
or thc State. How fftr tfey will succeed In
securing tho e0Dpcrntlon Of men t.luctcd to tho
roK,ahr State Convonsnn Is nn u,.solvctl prnblcl,
n1id tho whole aehcnu ln<,ks stnnowhnt shaky.
, 1880-04-03
POLITICAL NEWS.


B97EIdl UHpd1zN ID 7H7 CEaeJQ5 5F36ITk-
MINNEAPOLIS, Mtnn.. April 2.--The Dorno-
critic City Convention Tonight hold duo infor-
1nal bultot for Mayor, in which 4. @. liun.l.
ltepubl!cnn candidate for that Office, hn4i
nelrly u nl.tjorIty Of tho votes cnst. 1t
WINS thon vOtpl I'd mako no nonEintlon
for that Office. Tho Republican nominees
for all tho othGr city offices wcrp nominated OK
eept for spcclal Auuiatpal Judge. for which
n0!co Il. 4. Rtoyuns WINS nafnctt., y comm!ttco
WIS appointed To confer with other hn,lles nnlt
seltat tMi,lllntcH fer rMcmbers Of tho Hoard ot
lalac4.ti,. Tho 1'ruhihttlo,tstn hlye Nominated
L. Phillips for Mny0r, who Will b9 tho only uon-
testant for tho placo With Mnyor lland.
, 1880-04-03
cffIctnF

KIMswlcK, No., April 2,-Thp body Of an un-
known Iunn wna yesterday found In the rlvcr ut
this pince, With largo rick wolghtl,g ai1ty.lve
pounds tied around hls boly. lle w,ls about IS
years old. a Coroner's jury roulorcd verdict
Of suicide, ,.,...,...
GALVESTON, Tax, Apri! e.-1las heath and
innhility tp pay dchta szAnsaA a{bnry LoWGil,
woll-3uuwu contractus, t9f shoot hims4A.
, 1880-04-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
rv5u kfeI{TU4s FAEw

Special Dtspateh to 11s CA4eu1o Tribune.
WAslt1NoToS, .. C., April 2.-Tho Auklen In
vesttgntion still continues, and 1t Is said thAt
sotue now evidence has been discovered which
shows that In tho course Of tho investigations 1t
AckieIl'a Conduct, private detectives have been
used tu wAtch him, nnl II Ia evc1, said that some
t1nve eriert,tl hts uwt, house aud Attempted to
1rnd his private correspondence. Whnt feltrfng
this t1iny hHse upon tho clse tlncR not appear
evidence.
ALASKA,
The Cabinet tn-t'ay, after discussing tho Alak-
kn mattcrs to somo extent, luoktleti tn Tcct'1t,-
Intnl legislation hooking to tho establishment
Of civil government for tho Territory,
, 1880-04-03
INDIAN nEP8En8TIANE.

DENVER, Col, ApFll ,rr.-Tha 4ltntt' Santa Fd
IN. liz correspondence Of Maruh % says: "a
small Ruling party at Apaches capturod and
Killed Il Goldior Of tho Niath Cavalry who wan
carrying dispatches tFoam Fort Csalg to Capt
Ifookurs battaIlou on tho ean Matso Mountains.
They then attacked SAn joss, stanli vttiaE8
abuMt seventeen nlIlet from tho Hin GTnnde, but
some snldiM70f tho Ninth CuvslEy aud say0rlt
aiu1ieaaa won't cut Ard foughx thaaar diving
thalu 70. o4e soldier pnd olae Nsxlcan boiuK
, 1880-04-03
JOURNAL !STlC.

5psttal Dfsyaseh to 1n4 tAfeaao T1aaaa.
PEoRlA, ILL.,, April ..-Tho llrst nulnb1r pf =
nav CoInnuni1tio 0nonbAck- poniocTste la-
ptr, called tho Fireman., will he issued to: NOR
ruw by GeFshons Martin and 1. uorsy. Narun
WIS lAtcy editos Ut tho Democrss of this o!ty, but
hts ultsn s1JN& On soft sponsI, and leaning
Htr0sxly TO NahtllsM,, Cnugod his oifchayYe atter
nearly lulnnX tllut pAINt.. -;
, 1880-04-03

CuHoks, N, r., April R*-lo-day 2 2o00'looms are
tn operation and QUO extra puir OF mulea waa
started In No. nsli.' Until tho spinners rcs,tne
work, no further incroaHe will To n,nto Ia the
number Of wgs3yers, thu HupertntGndsnt pro.
posing to pestule heoporatlves now IN Harmony
MILF 10 weavo tho rest OF tho filling on hand.
, 1880-04-03
FELL FROM 4 TRAIN.

Special Dttpateh 10 Thu chteaoo Tribune:
I'ArAyErrs, nld., April o.-At mn carly hout
this morning II hrnlson,uN on tho Wnbush. st.
Louis s PacfAo Road foil from tho, top Of
moving freight ruin near tho junrtion, south
Ut 1tr0 clty, Ird. ftlinE upon hia hcul wns se-
vuresy lnJuretl. He now llps ut bis boarding.
house unable to speak,.
, 1880-04-03

3peeta1 D{sPateh 10 The chteHeo' Ttftunk
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, April 2.-Whio Attempting
to bnlrtl u Northwestern trun here te4nikht,
middks aged Holland esntsrant Slipped botwcon'
two cars asfd Was NtcfnllH out to- pieces. HIP
nntno and destination. nEu unknDWu.
, 1880-04-03
lit ON Ills CHEEK.

spsefAI Dtspatch % Ths CNteagp IvbuNs.
NoclsEs1Rn, Mimi, April a--Iamcs' Mccabe,
Il painter. while ut work Oh tho cor,,tco Of the
Dnntels Block, thirty foet hiSh, fell backwards,
and. turning somerset IN tho air. struck on his
fraoturlnE his skull uyor tho loft eyo, liz was
conveyed to bis hnme' near by, md physiplAuE
sutnn1Guou. He ca1rlot rucDyirx-
, 1880-04-03
TRADE AND LABOR.
COAL fLAlsQrERa.

COAL LAHOnERs+
, NEW YOnH, April a,rThe strIkug laborcrs on
tho coal ba,lks It Pot1 Juhnson ant3 Elzabcth-
port. N. J.r returned nb' work, compromising ut
sl.so tor tho days Whit. Tho track 'laborers Of
tlse New Jersey Cuutr1tl Raalroad wcrp informed
that wages Wnuld lo rllsu1 to $l.W per tlAy.
They WRlt u. 20 and lFe tc0yIng work.
, 1880-04-03
EMIL nIETzsclf FOft sECNETANY.
II thk Editor e1 IhA EE4caa1 lttk.a4

CHICAGO, April z-Fuoderatand It'd fttauda Of
Emit Dietxsah hsve prevailed OH that gsutletpan
To allow tho use Of his nase before, the Ifep,ib-
lean Convention "a n candidate fns soarutary OF
Statu. lpsasuElc tho Hspnbtttaus will ohserve
tho time -h0noraa custom Of placing ono Ger.
wh0 would ssid morn strength to tho ticket. 1lr
fotxseh IL gentleman Of Scholariy ablltt ,Wsl
knnWn throughout tho HtatS. and would make y
capital 4llicef. A AEfUaLlcAN.
, 1880-04-03

PorTs7owN, flv April 3.-Aftop being OH
strike sever1l weeks for Increased wages, the
psxltllers employed by tha Puttstown. Izon Co.u.
pany concluded to resume work next Monday ut
tho LompanY's tarnla. WIN this resumption I'LL
, 1880-04-03
DROWNED.

sbesfat Dispatch to tic Chicago Trttuasl :
TeRl.E HAurE, 1nd.> Aprtl 2.-Whllc party Of
fourteen persons In 4 cDvorcd wngun wcro on
their way tohfnxvflc from this city last night
tho horses bcclme frightened md pzcclpItntcd
tho wtgu; md Its occupants down a steep gradO
If twenty feet into tho rivGr.. 3Era George OF
tcrli!nhslnd Miss Ella Hannah garc recovered at.
) 3oe1Ock thB utortitnR..
, 1880-04-03

DETROIT, april 4-AIbcrt Doba. q Hollander;.
aged Bf VIVA Killed ut Ityerson,. Hills Coatuil4
nt Muakcgon taat night, his hoatI bcihH severed
from hts body BY tho trimming saw. lie leayea
u wife alll two children.
, 1880-04-03

Nr. HcHry Lear, Patriot, p, had such pain IN
hA sAOut1ef that hs cnut<t E1bt move 4x I0k,ohA
Oh currd him after few nppliG4uona-
, 1880-04-03
BOILER EXPLOSION.

1uPyAL0, N. r, April 3.--A boiler explosion.
In Child's steRta-fot9e killed Superintendent
kammercr, sevcrcty wounded three meu, and
demolished tho lArgpr pArt OF tho building.
, 1880-04-03

sE{ s5Tce M to The Tho ame9acnts M of the lIso to tho
lii. ccmkrcii smkinittrt1 i, rcsaiuion instruct.
ae S lirry mi t,e frce vi,sh % 'ns % ce,t lin +,
now, mil whcthor any increase Of force il nccrs.
NJ. Morgan, who intends tn srcnk on the tftc
hill. not being prsrarIrl to spc'k, Mr.. nnr!nntt
MT; Dawes hored ths ,, sSnnta won!a now nov yote M
tlero % ws sejeeEio" @ eGtH 10 it, t e.ier"tis, "Ds'
soycral ycnatora cndeavorc.i 70 cali up bills IN
nn'o,,pt % Il 6sl ncss 70 be lone Nj i,nlaas
moved 70 reconsider tho yoto l'y which tho SEN
atn resolved tn adjourn from to-day until Mon.
lc(ttown, III. Paddock Withdrew hls notiou, and,
Mr. 1atinn.l's motion WINS nErcctt to.
Tho ecnnio went nt0 executive Frasititt. and
tlay.
,1nrsE.
Mr.: blackburn moved that tho fFo,lsc resolve
If tn f IN e tG wSS on The e1 I'M
oil tic I'LL c|oss Ut 4@ this sftuisssn ~ ~ This
Tho Scnnto amendments, Rs il rt,lc. desiring tho
ieltc shsatttl ctose In QUO l,nlr fir tho rsot,
thlf at Ign number Of members were " leave
F,naiy, ST.. Hackburr's motion, nrter hctns
1nMliiss! s1as t3 ciosG tfo ,ieate s M at 4uekMk,
tas q to whae tr Seass ID TItis tbo chafi o. ti'o
Stnr-srrylce Deficiency hill.
During tnn dol,nts. Mr; Haskell, referFlng e
rossmnstcr-tlcncrn.In Inquired who WIS tile on.
Ger who hn1 l'ecu t!unomlnatcti II "mtidsIlI
his service hull Turned bsek .,itn M % tlto rrc.sry
ttlreo ur four millions nf money TINT tho tom.
, 1880-04-03

Lager beer, nle, r9rtcf, and other objectionable
atimulants hupessedcd III Aals ultiers.
, 1880-04-03
THE f,fnEe7 nNE VET

TIE ULDE67 UNE YET,
BALTIMORE, Md, Apstk x-IIoater Presnry
tcolorcdl died III thit city t,ia oosping, in tho
1aa5th year Of hcg aga-..
, 1880-04-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Losnos, April s-Tha VEtoria and Wyonfox1
ftum New York, have aFrirel cut.
, 1880-04-03
HARRISBURG,

1FARRIsBuRo; Fas April s-Ths puddlespf
strike Iu this city tS virtually GUIDED.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

1t is natural for people suffering with Dys-
pepsia and liver Complaint or any derange-
ment of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual costive-
ness, palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water brash, gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coat
ed Tongue. and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up of food after eating, low
spirits. &C.. to put off from day to day buy
in an article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, ative. yet they have
no faith in it until it is too late. But if you
will go to yenr Druggist and get bottle Of
GREENS AUGusr FLOWER your imme late
cure is as certain as you live. Sample Bot
ties of this me licine can be obtained for 10
cents to try it's superior virtue.
Regular size rs cents. Try it. two doses
will relieve any case.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13
STATE Aoa,culruRAL COLLEGE.

Upon its educati nal advanta res, to n
greater or less degree, depends the strength,
prosperity and perpetuity Of every county,
State and Nation. 1t therefore becomes
and is the duty of every paason who has the
good of his country at heart to look after
the educational systems and institutions of
his own immediate neighhorhood first. and
then, as opportunity offers, those in the
more remote districts of his State. By an
act of the lie islative Assembly, na sed in
1868. the Agricultural College Of the State
of Oregon was permanently located at Cor
Wallis, and what was then Corvallis College.
under the care of the conference of the M.
K. Church South, was designated as the
Agricultural College of the State, upon the
said Corvallis College accepting certain con-
ditions contained in said act of the Legisla-
ture, which conditions were duly accepted.
At the time of the location Of the Agricul-
tural College, Corvallis College owned a
school building about equal to an ordinary
district school house and a patronage that
scarcely afforded support for two profes-
sors. The State Agricultural College now
owns a college building that is a credit to
the county in which it is situated, having
been built by the people of Benton County,
q farm of 35 acres adjoining the city limits
of Corvallis, purchased by the citizens of
thu same county, and supports four compe-
tent profess ors, and still has several hun
dred dollars in the treasury. OF course the
present prosperous condition of this institu
tion is owing to State aid in the past, but
the College to-day is sell. supporting insti-
tuition.
The last Legislature made nominal ap-
preparation for the Agricultural College, hut
the amount appropriated less than the
amount now in the treasury, so that for two
years the i.ege has actually accunu lated
money.
OF the management of tiiis Cu!ege and
the ability Of its Professors, 800 much can
not he said of commen at.ry na.ure. but
the high Reputation of tle school, botl, at
home md broad, sl,eaks in more fercib,e
Ian -uage than our pen "a in ict. Truly
the pei,le of Benton County have can G TO
congratulate themselves ea having this iusty
famed iis itus sinn If learnin IA their mi IS
anil we trust that they will 10. neglect the
privile ges tn y niw enjoy, lsui viii ut the
commencement of tbs coming year give tliss
College tn patronage its III. rits deserve.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13
SheriR,s Sale.

IOY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID of the County Court of Benton county, in the
State of Oregon, the 25th day OF June 1880 upon
Judgment rendered in said Court the 7th day of
May 1850, for I ne sum OF one hundred and ninety
four and 37l0o dollars and the further sum of twen-
ty two and ao-1oo dollars costs, in favor of T. J.
Creig iton. plaintiff, and against E. W. Vandersoll
defendant. and commanding to sell the real prop
eyty hereinafter described to satisfy said before
mentioned, with interest and costs thereon, have
levied upon the following described premi-es to-wt
Beginning at take set for corner near the road
leading past the residence of VIM -Henkle, it being
the road leading from Corvallis to Lloyd settlement
running thence west 6S 25 chains thence north IA 70
chains thence e. SO chains thence south IL
Z. l477 chains. to place of beginning, in Benton
county, Oregon, containing 100 acres and on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24rH, 1880,
At the front door Of the Court House. in tho city
Corvallis enton county, Oregon, at the hour of ten
o'clock will sell at public auction to the high
et bidder for cash in hand all the right title and
terest OF said defendant in and to said real property
with the tefcnents keredtanents and appurtenances
to satisfy said Execution and costs.
SOL. KING, Sheriff of
Benton County, Oregon.
Dated July %, 1880 II :3ow5
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13
NEW STORE NEW GOODS i

In opening our new store we have taken
great pains to procure a large stock of heavy
and fancy groceries which cannot fail to
please our patrons, amongst which we may
mention coffees, raw, roasted and ground;
Teas. fine assortment; Honey, comb, can.
anil on draft; Syrups, in can, ON drift, anil
choice in kegs; Tobaccos and Cigrs. a large
stock and new varieties; Breakfast Bacon
and Eastern Sugar Hams; California
Cakes and Crackers, ETC.. etc.; Stone Jars,
Eastern manufacture, with new lot of
Crockery for sale at JoHN RAY & Son s
new brick, old stand. Corvallis l7:33w3
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13
Sad HAVOC is Crcated

Among the tenants of the mouth ny allow
ing impurities to c,il..cb upon their surface
or in their inrerstices. SOZODONT re-
moves every vestige of tartar from the
teeth, and rem lers their prema ure decay
imnossible. It not only imparts to them
whiteness and viaor. but communicates
har lness aud resiness to the gums. The
breath acquires most acceptable fragrance
from its nsc it is purely botanic liquid,
and it may be relied on to &C omplish it's
beautifving ELECTS without injuring the en-
amel like gritty tooth paste.