(the (Owjott tatfsmitu.
Domr-allc Ileum.
, ....Mr. Hnlbrook acknowledges, through tha
Ortgmmn, the following additional eoiitriliiitioiis
to tint gnnitnry fund : " j
From Mn. F. Ainswortli, Treasurer of Lsilioe'
Society, Portland, $'3V ii'n J. H llogen, Knae.
burn, 'f &tS Citiaens of North Yamhill, handod
bv J. J. McCoy, )'2, as follows : J. J. McOnv,
Win. Bll, (5 each i Aaron Payne, s)3; R it.
' Langhlin, L. I.,aurhlln, Emma Lauehlin, 8amuel
Lau(rlin. fi 50 each j 0. V. Bnbinaori, T. J. Con
ner, L. Fouts', SI cinch; Umatilla Agency, t2!,
a followi : B. Henry, $10 ( T. W. Davenport,!'.
1 Weston. W. Bentlny, 5 each I 0. Greer, Oak
land, $I2 Cllitetis of Polk and Yamhill eoun
tte, by Rev. N. A.' Starr, t)l6. Total, t):d 76n
.(,,.,. Tie Ladies.' Sanitary Aid Society of.Pprt-
land has Increased ftt mitiscriptiona to the1 aura of
,1,468 75. ! CMT1i? h ( , i.
' Louli Tucker, stago driver on the (outs
ii between Jacksonville and Ymka, was seriously
injured atPliamix or. the 7th Inst, , flo had die
mounted frora the box to uuloud some bag-gage
when the borara aUrtedto ma.. In attempting to
get hold of the homes'. He ' wat trirown under the
stage breaking hit left thigh. ,''..!
. . ....Tbe people of Umpqua Tally celebrated
the 4th at Oakland:,'' About six or eight hundred
people were present.
.,,-, The celebration at Dallas l' reported to
' hare passed off Ariel. ' The'attendaftce was t'argo.
' Orations, toasta,' vocal music, by a ' choir, to.,
, were the order of the day. A large amount of
1 patriotic enthusiaam is said to have been renti
lnted. , , ,, j
, ....Mr. Lewie Uritntn of this county was
awarded, at the county fair. 3d premium on best
colt for draft and 1st premium on suckling celt
with reference' to blood. These premiums wore
, accidentally omitted from our report of the fair.
.... The Siatt Educational Animation and Teach
' art' h$litule will hold its next annual session at
Eugene City on Wednesday, the 6th of August.
We are requested to extend a general and cordial
Invitation to the" teachers of the State to be In at
tendance, ji'i i i: ()f fif tj I
. . , . Several correspondents send qs proceedings
t! of local oelouratlont of the 4th of July.' Wo ct
not find room for half of such matter sent us,
and must, therefore, decline it all.
'" '....The circuit court for Baker county begun
on the 15th nit.) and disposed of sixty cases,
among which were thirteen Indictmente for selling
liquor without licenso. The term continued nine
days. . ' .. . ,.':;,
.....The city of Portland ha taken an appeal
to the Supreme Court from the decision of Judge
' Sbattuck in the matter of the city vs. Stock, which
involves the validity of a statute of the last leg
,. Islatare., ..:,! ' ft'' ' i'-'-"
' ...1 We were informed, early last week, that a
Mr. Tapley, of Linn county, was found in the
. road near Aurora, in this county, with his back
broken, having apparently been thrown nut of his
wagon. He was Insensible, aud the cause and
manner of the accident were, therefore, unknown.
Since that time we have heard nothing of the
matter, and it may be the report was incorrect.
.... The Dalles Journal says, two soldiers es
caped from the Warm Springs reservation, on the
4th. Lieut. Ilntloran, with a detachment, went
? In pursuit, on the 6th, and overtook them. As
the Lleutonant approached, one of them, namod
,' Kelly, firod at him. He fired in return, killing
' Kelly instantly, and captured the other, named
'' A they. While on the way to .the Dalles with the
i prisoner and one guard, the two soldiers made a
' eecond attempt to kill Ilalloran. He, however,
was too much on the alert, and firing upon one of
c them, wounded him in the hip, when both sub-
tnitted and were brought in to the fort. .
.... A correspondent ot the Oregonian says,
' Enoch Fruit was not killed, aa reported, but is
v likely to recover from his wounds. A pity.
.... We understand that Gen. McCarver Is in
Idaho Territory, looking out for a chance for the
. Dclegateship. He is No. 1001 on the list of as
pirants. ' If he don't got the Delegateshlp, he will
take kindly and industriously to some new speci
men of chalk, iron or uap, and be comforted.
.... The body of an unknown person was
found in the Columbia river, near the residence
- of Wm. H. Martin, in Clarke county, W. T., on
" tbe 1st lost. There was nothing on the body to
lead to identification. ' " -
. ....There resides in Douglas county an intense
abolitionist, who, about the time the federal tax
assessor, wat about, owned a spring wagen, liable
, to a tax of sue dollar, is grunltatkt. To avoid
; this tax, the said noisy abolitionist took 'the
'' springs off his wagon nntll alter the assessor had
c passed. This man, and these facte, are well known
at Boseburg. , And this republican is an "uncon
ditional Union man," by which he understands
Union if we can. have it with abolitionism, and
disunion if we can't kill slavery. To this end, he
ie tea lout for the last man and the last dollar,
(except the dollar due on his carriage), and stig.
tnatiees his neighbors! hft would restore the
Union, though it might restore alnvery, as " cop
perheads."
j .... There la considerable - atcknesa autoSg
children, at this place, and" several deaths have
occurred, within a few days, of flux. .
....The Oregonian, early laat week, rcperted
'that Judge Rtrattou had rendered a decision
gainst the constitutionality of the legal leader
' saw.' Suck a decision may have been rendered,
' during the week, but the Ortgmim'$ report was
certainly prematura.
'' ....The Long Tommera, Soap creokers and
Littlt Jeremns, had a grand convocation, at Eu
gene City, I .at Satnrdny. What fort ' Yoar fig
, died at Vicksbarg, the other day.
.... Messrs. Morgan dr. Alexander, last week,
raised the frame of a targe and substantial ware
house on the bank of the Willamette, at the feet
of Center street- en- v
C.v. All descriptions of merchandise have been
raised tweoty-fivs per eeat in San Francisco in
consequence of the privateers and advance ia the
If. Y. rates of freight and insurance.
'" Reception op Tint News. The dispatch
of Saturday antxmnoin; the inrrender of Vioks
burg and the victory of the army in Pennsyl
rania was greeted her by the most enthusias
tic demonstrations. . As soon a tbe character
of tbe news became known on the street there
was once ;iib, to the bulletin of the news
papers, and from tbat time till the issue ef er.
tree, both priuUng efijoee were thronged with
anxious expeotants, each eagor to get the first
impression. Meantime the flags had been ran
up, and the gun of the Light Battery got oat to
thaoder the news to the surrounding eoantry.
A national salute was fired, and in a short time
tbe people within bearing came rushing into
town. Everybody who had not procured txUraa
wae inqniring tin news, and everybody wbo
Aarf.ot them vat telling everybody else with
great volubility and enthusiasm. Men shook
bands and onngratuUtcd each. ,othor and,
"smiled" together frcNiocntl ao frequently
indeed, that, till a lata boor in the eveoiogthe
general cxhileratioo was decidedly on tbe In
create. In North Salem, the old iron eaaenn
was brought into requisition and banged away
t intervals tilt R got too' dark to find the rent
oe. Bally for Grant," and Bully,
Meade, were Um short bet oomproheaeivcaod
withal feverile tnaUVerteretig1t drank from
niiDg till night. ' Lvea the Iwya oaerht the
teocral ineairathm and marched about with
Saga, heating tin pans, firiog stackers and but;
rahinr for the rrncral resalL . , .
Bat amid this geueral rejuiciot, it was pitia
ble to tee the "lone and lorn" condition of Se
ccbIi whenever one of thnt unfortunate class
yeuUred nut., Jn view of tlmir acareity. bow
e(S it ai eormlsed that tlio gruivt(ir pnrl) of
litem were "killed, wounded or tnisaing," In
sympathy with their fellows In the East. j
N,xt ilny evotvliody win sober, but not a few
were under the' minremion llio'y htid dreamed
the victory of Jiendo and inrrender of Vioks-""ft-
t!Titif;Airf W XiiK?OF'DA(i(i:t.
Tho Washltigten correspondent of the Spring,
field Republican, speaking of Gun. Hooker and
army matters In general, my j 1 " ,
That he is a man of brains no one can deny t
but whether he is a griat general or not the next
battle will tell us. If ho wins it he wilj be the
most eotinkirman In tire F.ast, as Grant is In the
.r I., ... .(.,.....- tt, , ii.. i
West It na laus, waeniiixton-wur -dq rmwiy in
danger, and if such were the fact it would not
surprise me to see MuClellaa recalled. For It Is
impossible to say what thegovornuiont would not
do if thoroughly aroused Tor the safety, of tho
capital. In no conlingcnry bittjuit that one--of ttr
ribU iimiteyani interne alarm hen will KcClellan
have any ohanoe ef getting back into the service
again.
It hat often beert reported front Washington
by the knowing ones that MqClullun would not
under an circumstances bo -cnMed into service
again, and thia-lio. would ,eoon be mustered
out tit thi letvioe ajtogetlier. - That war when
there was not thought to be any danger nit
Washington City at all. ,Hiiw oircuinntunces
alter onset ! " A short month ago there wna
cerfaiqly no contingency under wliiclt ho, would
be called to the command. Now there it ono
possible.''' If 1 Washington ' should be really
In danger if "terrible disaster"' onrues, and
"intense alarm" spreads itself over tho " gov.
ernmeiit" under that contingency and no oth
er. McClellan Will; be recalled. That would
be an appropriate time to call for tome man
capable of retrieving "torriblo disaster" ti4 of
allaying "intense alarm ;" but while ther irat
tab danger or alarm, these same correspondents
nut in their howl with the rads iu traducing the
military capacity of MoClollatt and some of
thorn charged him with actual sympathy with
the rebel tide of tho war. ' The moment the
guanT wolf begins to growl near their doors they
instinctively bethink themselves of McClellan,
at the man most likely to drive him away.-
Their hypocrisy and mean tnalico it all the
more plainly revealed by this instinctivo.thongh
perhapt involuntary confession,, of their belief
in hit oaptolty. U i - ;. ;() i ! . er
Rut the qnery naturally arisca, if MoClellun
it the man to command the army when "terri
ble disaster," and "intense alurrjj" prevail, why
is ho not also the man to command while the
oapital it not threatened.. Certainly if he can
bring tuooeti out of "terrible disaster," more
certainly than any other, be can also seoure
more gloriont success than tho others in ordi
nary timet. , ',' , . " ii -..i.i" , " i '
There it not a man whe it free from preju
dice who can turn to the history of the army of
the Potomac and find for any other man as suo
oessful a page as that devoted to the details of
MoCleUau's operations., No other eomraander
has won a victory positive or negntive with that
army, and no other commander who has fought
embattle but bat jbeeq, defeated,.,,, Since this
was put in type, we are happy to record, Geu.
Meade hat become an exception.
The radicals know this, and whatever they
may pretend to think, they secretly rely on
hi id to get them, put of "terrible disaster" or
intense alarm" when it comet. What patrl
otio devotion these rads have, who will not em
ploy the man they most rely on till personal
danger makes their kneel qnake. National
safety can go to tho dogt and It it all right-
but McClellan mustn't have a command under
any circumstances, not even a regiment. But,
blest your soul, pertonal safety it quite anoth
er thing andi demands the beat' fighting talent
of the country for the defense of tho capital
In that case McClellan Is tbe man. He won't
bo mustered out of tervioe till Washington
out of danger. Y v
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HOW TUB FlfiBTIXO IS DOXE.
Dunn Browne," a correspondent of a Mas-
tachuseettt paper, who was in the Into fight at
Chanoellorsvilie and was taken a prisoner to
Richmond, furuishot the following graphic. ao
coout of that battle and the style of fighting
indulged in hy the army of the Potomac t .
Liimv Prison, Richmond, Vn.. Mar 11.'
Dear . Richmond it Jubilant
over the great victory that the Sonthas gain
ed, the tremendous thrashing the chivalry hat
given "tne nest army on me planet,' luough to
be tare their joy it fringed with mourning to
day over the funeral ceiemnnies of their hero
Jackson. Doubtless a great many reasons are
given for our moat disgraceful nod disastrous
deteat. 1 here H only one real rcoson, and
that, Uie -timpleet pwikle. Our nrmrn don't
nclil na well as that of oar enemies. We had
every possible advantage. Our numbers mora
than doubled theirs till Lnnestrout s reinforce-
men's oamo up, whioh didn't then bring their
ineir luroea op n iw.uw.n oppose oar loll.
000. Indeed, it would now teem that Long
street didn't come up at all. We had the ad
vantage ol. position, and no inconstdernblo
amount of fntrencltdrcnt. Gen. Hooker's plan
was admirably arranged and exoellen'ly carried
oat, until the fighting took place. Ho exposed
himsell in the hottest places of danger, and set
an electrifying example of heroism to the whole
army. " itie lerrttiiu lost oi lilo among our
geuerals tliowt mat on luo whole they were not
found wanting at their potts of doty. We
naa men enuugn, wen enough equipped, and
well enough posted, to havo devoured the rag
ged, imperfectly equipped host of our enemies
from oft tbe face of .the earth. Their artillery
horses are poor starve iraraet ol beasts, tied on
to their carnages and oautooa with odds and
ends of rope aud strips of raw hide. Their
supply and ammunition trains look like a con
gregation of all the crippled California emi
grant trains that ever escaped off the desert
out of the clntohes of the rampaging Caiunn-
ohe Indians. The men are iil-dressed, ill-
equipped and ill-provided a set of ragamuffins
that a nan is ashamed to be se among, even
when be it a prisoner and cant belp it. And
yet they have beaten nt fairly, beaten as all to
pieces, beaten at to 'easily that we are objects
of contempt, even to their onoimoortt private
soiuiers, wita no sniru ui nang out oi Uie Doles
in their pantaloons, and eartridx boxes tied
round their waists with strands of ropes. I
say they beat us easily, for there bun t been
moon of a fight op here on the Bsppabaonnck
alter tn, tne newspapers to me contrary not
withstanding.' There was an awful noise, (or
I beard tt There was a tremeodoos amoant
of powder errdoded. for I saw tbe smoke of It
ascend on to heaven. There was a fast amount
of rnuning done, "faced lit the rear rank," but
I canuot learn that tliero was . in any part of
field. Terr much real fijhtfo;. - I' have seen
men from every part of the ground fought orcr
mew frem alasnat every division ol Uie army
and have inquired diligently after every ves
tige ef conflict, and not osw of them had xrn
a great deal of spirited fighting, thongh a rood
manr had heard vast amoant of HY T
particular brigade or regiment or company of
each man was captured because tne enemy ap
peared in vast numbers an their flank er in
their rear. , They didn't fight touch broeuse
inry were so aurononaieiy iiiuaieu or turrnun
ed, that there waen't any ose in resisting., I
never heard nf so much cross firing and snfk
ading fire, and fire in the rear, in all the histo
ries) ef battles with which I am oqaainted.
Dt yea peis to tiw -lists) ef killed and
wounded. 1 5.000 or 20.000 oar tide, at evi
denced the- aVwwtateaest of tbe CTfloBtfter f
I tell yoa that when men got np and run out or
their rifle pita and breastworks like a flock of
sheep. instead of staying in and defending them,
not only they deserve to he shot, hut as an fat
unl nmttrr of fnot they do get hit and killed
nhniit foiir-fonld what would bo hurt, If they
did their soldierly duty like men.! .' " j
:t Am I saying things that ought n't to be spo
linn of nut of school 1 That hnd better bo
smoothod over and .explained away t I'm, not
certain about that. 1 I think peoplo might to
understand somewhere about where the truth
lie, and I don't think thut soldiers ongbt tn bo
eulogized and told that men never fought more
gallantly on the face nf the earth and the vic
tory would have been theirs if their officers
hndu't mismanaged, when at a matter of fact
their officers gallantly did their dnty, and were
left to be killed or onntored on the field because
their men turned tail and ran away from them.
Mind. I don't mean to sar that this' was vcrv
generally the case In the Into battle. But I do
inaau to any that according to my best inform
ation and belief the great 11th' corps of our
army, attacked hy an infjrinr foroe of the ene
my, gave way with only a shadow of resistance
and ran out uf their iutrenohnieuts like pur
col of frightened deer, thus making a great gap
lu our grand line ol battle ond disconcerting all
our good arrangements, and opening tho way
for the disasters that followed. And from all I
can learn the 12th corps didn't do much better,
and though a very large portion of the army
did their duty very fairly, I hove yet to learu of
any ooiieiuerauie uouy ol troops that displayed
that real gallantry aud determination to win
whioh only can restore a losing buttle and atone
for the disgraceful flight of the, cowards and
panio strick'-u, I, know of whole regiments
and Drigauet, long ana heavy lines ol battle,
that gare way neioro lines nt tlio enemy to
thin and straggling as hardly to be considered
3joro man sKirmisners. . i taw regiment niter
regiment, and brigade after brigade of those
corps I have meutioned come pouring back
iiiruugn our reserves, nil mey covercu acres
and aorcs of ground, enough to havo mndo a
stnnd against all the rebels in Virginia, and
onlr breaking: our lines and tellinir such cock
and bull stories of being out to pieces in front
aim Burrouuuuu aim niuicKeii in toe renr ns cur
ried evidence ''of 'their -absurdity 'on' the very
face of them, till I could havo cried for shame
and grief to be obliged to acknowledge myself
as ueiooging to uie same army. ; . ' r
' btill, in spite nt all 1 have said, it is bv no
means the truth that our men aro a parcel of
oowarus and poltroons, lbey aro at brave ss
tlio average of peoplo quite as brave as oar
... ,
enemies are. But-we don't fight in such
common-sense way as they do. i Shall I toll you
now one ot our Hues of battle engages 7 They
go in in fine style, steadily, in a good line and
wiuiout any nincinng, halt at what It held to bo
a ucsiranie point, and at tlio command com
mence firing, standing, kneeling or lying down,
as may be ordered. . Then, as in all their pre
vious training thov have been taiieht to load
and fire as rapidly as possible, three or four
timet ft minute, they go into tho business with
all fury, every man vying with bit neighbor as
to the nuinbor of cartridges he can ram into hit
piece and spit out of it. The smoke arises in a
minute or two so yoa can see nothing where to
aim. 1 bo noise is deafening and confusing In
tne last degree. I he impression gels around
of a tremendous conflict going on. The trees
to the vicinity sulfer sorely and the clouds a
good deal. ' By and hy the guns get hotted and
won t co off and the cartridges begin to give
oat. Tho men have become tired with their
furious exertions aud the incitement and din of
their own tiring, aud without knowing nnvthiwr
about the effect produced upon the enemy, very
UKory uavuig scarcely nud one glimpse ol the
enemy at all, begin to think they have fought
about enough and it Is nearly lime to retire.
Meauwhile, tbe enemy, lying qainly a hundred
or two yards in front, orouching on the ground
or. behind trees, answer onr fire very leisurely,
as they get a chance fur a good aim, about one
shot to oar 300, hitting about as inauy as we
do, and waiting fur the wild tornado of ammu
nition to pass over tlielr heads, and when our
burst of fighting is pretty much over, they hare
only commenced. They probably rise and ad
vance upon nt with one of their unearthly yells
as they tee our fire slackens.: OuY boyt, find
ing that the enemy bus survived such an ava
louche of fire at we have rolled in anon him.
conclude he .must be invinoiblo, and being
pretty much out of ammunition, retire. Now,
if I had charge of a regimost or brigade, I'd
pat every man in the guard-house who could be
proved to have fired more than twenty rounds
in any one battle ; I would n't let them carry
more than their cartridge box full (40 rounds),
and have them understand that that was meant
to Inst them pretty much through a campaign,
and in every pnssioie way would endeavor to
Datnsh the Chinese stylo ot lighting with a big
noise and smoke, nud rather imitate the back
woods stylo of our opponents.
Whenever we choose to defeat the armies of
the reheis, we can do to, and we don't need
500,000 more men to do it with cither. There
are men cnongh io Hooker't army now to
march straight' through to Richmond. There
isu't the general living who has shown hit abil
ity to manage properly, certninlv, moie than
a hundred thouaaud men. All we htve to do
is tn make np our minds not to run before au
Lrqeal number of the enemy, to keep cool and
save our ammunition to shoot something lie
tides trees with, and when the butternuts find
we don't ruu away, they will. , "
7 The Commissioner of tho Revenue de
cides that pnrtiet may be allowed for leakage
of .liquors, not exceeding five per cent., in
transitu from one place tft another. The
drinks are to be measured before starting and
upon arrival, by a United States Inspector, to
determine leakage. In this country, "leakngo'
of liquors in transitu, far exceeds five per cent.
and depends mainly opon tbo capaoity of the
carrier and (ho number of confidential friends
ho hot qn tbe way. : "1 -
(' Exportation op Cattle, btc The order
of government, forbidding the exportation of
horses, cattle, mules, etc., provides that all
caught in transitu are to be seized, appraised,
and, forfeited to government nee. Command
ers of departments are, alto ordered to be vigi
lant in preventing the exportation of armt and
war material.' - i i ' w - - ' :
Special Noticea.
Af Drt. Boyle fc Me'Afe have formed a eo part
nership for the practice ef nedkiae.i Dr. Boyle it
well known in Bulsm and vitinlty, and Dr. atoAfee hat
f met iced for several roars in Corvallia. See adver
liaenient. aw IK
i Miss Ysiks or Aowr. Chat. Montagne, ton of
Mr. John Montague, of New fork, after enduring on.
heard -of pangs front aialiguaiit aervfuht for aiua csn
eeotive years, wan radically oared ia a few nonUia
by that Elixir of life and irreaiatlble antidote to poi
ton in the blood, BrUtol't Saraaparilla. Tbe diacaw,
enrasMaeing M the ankle joiota, bad mount to the
yea. Phytkiant said that It was prepoeterons la sop-
posw tliat any medicine ooold save tbe patient. Nev
rtheleot, Uiia awu) ease of botaditwy scrofula, sac
corned to tlie gtoU VecUlile Buocilc . The let ley of
tbe Cialier of Use young snoa to Dr. Uristol, le. one ef
the most remarkable documents aver publicised. Yst
tt h only one among thooaande of proofs that no ma
lignant axtenud disease, wbetbar it exieu la the skiu,
the guiarlt, Ilia Seali or tbe aaaclea.aaa wltliatand tbe
fcygieM prepertlea of tins beallheatorfng, tlfe-savra
preparation. Piomiuent dragiata always have it for
ami. - ' lsnl
' ri nrRtajT ttRSED.
' '" ' " " " Mdisu, tal, It.y t,un,
Mtatrt. A. L. Raovill at Co. Genu This it lo cer
tify that I have bad a seven attack of plenriay. Tbe
pain was eo seven, tbat it would, at timet, almoat
lata toy life t - Ut payewiafl did tost iui for ass l
that Is, what h did, guvs me ho relief. 1 onitnenced
using Dr. Mmt't Liver Pills, alao applying the not
(toaltir to tbe part affected, aa directed, which pur
doceai a penpiraUon, and lb paia began to gat better ,
and by the ao of tw krw oosaa ef tha Pills, I
ftMin-l myself almost entirely reneverl of the attack. I
ara eoaotinuanally pml ispoeed to this - eraai 1 bare
always kept thaaa on haod, and I lad these the very
beet Fills Is tbe world for tint AteeaeAlse at S family
ateftfae. 1111 Toare,, SAltCtl, FASCES '
SimA.- Wa have lung luppond thin culabraied
drug bad come to be an exploded humbug, but w are
assured liy those tkilleit in tbe healing art, that not
the samapai ilia ittvlf ia to bo blamed for this eoni ln-
: iion, hut Vli niwrable worthless preparations of it
that bnvo been palmed -oir.apim the eouiimtnity pre,
partitions whlclrtbntulh about at much of-lit virtues
as thv do of gold dint. It Is a enmmen inl fuel thut
. , almost all of tbu titnuipurllla KHtlicrcd in the world, is
f oudmiou'd hi, tho old euinitit of Kurope, whom thS
science of medicine has reuched Its highest porfortion,'
and where tliey know .the best what to employ for
-the nmslery'ef disuSM.'- (fence we are gM to (lad
that we are now to bare a eoapoond of this excellent
alterative, which can be rolisd on, ani oar oorimiuiilly
will not need be assured that anything Duct. Ayer
makes ) worthy of their ciiiifldunce. Ho bai been fur
' years enfcturMi In eliminating this 'remedy (see advertising-columns)
designing to make It hit rlb-a" au
, ere" wtikli ehonld add the crowning glory Mi his -ready
enviable repntatlort.J-jliaen'roii Ce,JV. Y. .,
Br. Baksr't Pain Veaaaea for the cure of
pain In the Slpmneh, Back Snil poirelt, Burnt, Quinsy, Oels
nd8elllnl,0oMc,Dliirr!is ami lheumllim, llaclolii
TdoUikIn sod Krche., Pat oannot emtit vluri Hit
rent viy U flUtfyuUy u4dt , ; . . ., , .i i
Orn II a trial ant yoa wlU Una It Uie treateit pain ourlnf
reaiedjr yt dlHiweral. A curt Ii eertaln In til cues ef
Dllpepils, Welt Breait, LIVer Oomiltnt, (ItntrnJ Dolillllr,
Fever aud Anift, Putrid Sore Tlirol,8ilne and Kidney Dli
um,Ac,Ao., mm. .,.'( .. . .. ' '
rstalllM ikould never be wlUiout a supply of II la the
house. Direction! an fully given and partlealarly adspled
to the dlleSMt for whteh Hit "Vain Panacea" Ii recommended
roriele by drugRlits every where. Bee advertisement la
another column., ' ' ' ; ' . ' . " ' BMtf
rUKSKRVII VOUB IIKAUTY, T
RYMHKTRY Or FOKM,
YOUB HKAI.Tn AND IIKNTAL POWKR, ,
By nalni that Safe, Pleaaant, Popular and Spicule Hemertjr
known ,ih.w.ii - i :, a 4-.. ;J t,
HILMSOLD'S KXTIIACT BUCIIU. . I
. ' Read Hit Asvertkwmeat la aaothsr column, tad Stoat by
-., y - -.-..'t, ' , -, -.a..r -i .
Dlteeees and Symploiit Knumerated. j v
' Cat ft oat end preserve It. - Yoa may ant now reoalrs It, i.
h ;' Butmny at t one Pstare day. ' '
. ' , ' "II elves health and rljor to the frame,
. " .-' And Wooea to the pell ehoek." ' - , . i
, , i It Saves Lon Sufferlug and Exposure., , . ', . ,
Beware of OountcrfelU. - IrulO . Cores Ouarantlei',
v .i .DM. BUKTOJN'lsj - -
BALSAMIC COMPOUND !
. , ', run ,Til..., , ', , . , , , " . i
0pd and Radteal Oar of OomorrHosa, aa
all Olaeaiea of the Urinary Orre.
THIS is a remedy which requires no anlttance ; it
perforins its duty quickly and thoronjrhly, leaving
no injurious effect either to the constitution or to the
part unecUKI.
It is tbe result of long experience, and oloee obaor
vution in a great uumber 'of cases, uiul has been ihva(
riably successful whare oloer mcilicines or treatments
have failed; thus proving itself to be a romedy long
required by tbe public.
. ' Price, 1 pet Bottle. .
For sale bv Druggists everywhere. Sole Agent for
1 the facille fJoaat. , . tJIIAH. I.AXlI.liV, ;
Wboleiule Drngglat 309 Commo-oiallSlreet,'
ly!9ia :'" . i i Near Frout St.. Ban Fmucuwo. ,
Notice to Debtors. :
DR. A.-H. BELT, having closed hie practice at St
rum, has left his aceonnu hi my hands for collec
tion All persons indebted to him for medical services
will please call ea uie at onco and tenia.
OKO.P.MKAIX
'- Haleni.JnntStb, 1RC3. ' ' '. 1 3mlt
Hodge Calef,
PORTLAND, OREGON, 1
:' "' " iealen in
I H 'J! '.I if , , , , , . n ' i .
Drugs, Medicines,, , ! , ;'
'' Puints. pils and Glass,
, White Lead,
Varnishes, Brushes,
i Puinters' Materials, &c.
'' ' -At.8f) ' '''' '
Kerosene Oil and Lamps, ,'
f IT-1 () ' I.
-OFFER FOR SALE-
"Linseed Oil, tbls.' and Case?, ,
Lord;; ' ':,;-': " 1
Kerosene "
Machine "
Tanners' " , ,. " . A.
White Lead, kegs and pails.
Turpentine, ' ('
Painters' stock,, " ..'
M ,' Window Glass, . , ' 7!'
, AXD A STOCK OF
: DRUGS AND MEDICINES f
!; Unsurpassed in the State, in
Extent, variety und "
uu Coinpletenefia.
HODGE fV CALEFt
"- i 07 Front street, Portland
17tf
MO
: marriage I.treiisf. .., iit .
ANEW lot lost printed and for ante at the
nTATKSMANOKr'lCR
WIGHTMAN & HAEDIE,
n BUCCr.SSOHR TO '
! -FHAISTK BAKER,
' '; 41ft and 418 Clay Street, ,
.; ." SAN FRANCISCO, , -,
, Importers and Dealers In ' 'Z I '
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
- "Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
".' 'uPHOLSTEHV OOODS,
- in '
- PAPER HANGINGS, t
uForSala in Quantities to Suit.
t! Jnset ' - " ' Hni'
: Vulcanite! . Vulcanite!
rillOflEpereone wholre aonnfnrtsinate f a
A an to renure artilieial,leelb would do (Vy-., -rA
well to wall ea Krnilh dr. thaneo and e- 'TTlJ
am roe enerlasenenf tbe aliove atrle of work, wlrtoh
for eoea fort, eleaalinee and osefnlueaa eennet betar-
passed hy any prooeM now la yuwM. Hubatitales eab-
vnea, ir Ma a eingie wo tm nn eimro ops.
' . SMITH eV t'HaHCH,
... Bargleal and Meefaanlexi IVntlett,1
-- Joal7pd' -' Hwte etnet, Halera, '.
tht-ratr Hnlsi
1 1 Y virtue of an eweeatinn Issued out of tht Clreoil
I J Court ef the ftute of f Irrgon for tlie eonnty of
Polk . and to nre direrted, hi fhror of Jamet . O'Neal
are. William Oillhira, for want of neramml proieri;
aatiefy the same. I have levied npn and will nroc
tn aril te the kivheet bidder for reuh tn hand, at
eoort-honai) door tn Dal his, ia said county, on be tor.
day, tbe 1st day ef August, A. a., 1X0.1, between the
hours nf V o'tlnrk, k. n. and 4 o'elnet. r. a , m haid
day, all the right, title and rntereol of the said Wilbaea
(lilliara. tbe above turned defendant of, irr, and to the
following deaeribed pnrotlaes te wit i tha west half of
a certain Irartof kand situate In the eonnty of Polk
-and fhate ef Orrgna, known and deeignaled la the
rrirvert and pi' "1 I "lied Htatea aa Notlflmtioa
No. it. Claim No 0. end awre Mrtieabtrlv dee.
rribed aa brfirmrog 11.49 ehna, n of the a e mmrr of
'see. 14 In a, I S w, Mtnlus taie a aja chains
tlienoe a 41.00 rhM luenee a KM ehna theore a 84,
14 : thewv t rhne, te tlie Phase ef benimina-.
eontaining 641 11 100 acres, atore or lees, le be sold lo
tailaiy lilt aoovB warun.",. r. smo orrrumg maiaw
J I. M. IlTi.Cu, oberiff Polk Co,
ftallae, June 4wl '
t Attention', Marlon Rifles.
TJ COULAB DRILL, M.Dieay and ttuNrday eve.
lVWH.iiScwviiwnanry.
r . JWonirt. ; v '. H GrtL'tlftR.
f'Vv"' ' Vr rrfM
POHTI.AJID, UKKtON,
WHOLESALE DRUliQISTS.
VW " .. - ' .'- i '
.i .uri i uiM.-lBipoettrs and leuleri n--a ' "
'l I.HI
I !
PAINTS OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, fee,
": ""- ii
) ft OlitT t iWHf jr-ii.!U
EVKRT ;AURlVat, PROW TflK " ; ,
,:,",:':,-, JVKW GOODS, ,''"7 I.,
Anil am therefore emililud t-u otTcr to their eaalrnurs.
AT A U. TI VI liS, a KltfcSK aud yjjl,l,.
I lei A3SUM L-l-.L) atonic from whifll tn I
... innifi
inuko Ibeir iwlertiein.
tiirr'in
?, trrlA ir. r
nnnnwiiHi nun i-i iistdiivj ltinilitl, ,
-AlmihoblawilOili'.i- -M.i V. vv
luwbliMiry Oil for sale at reamed priooa. I -i lj-1128
4-
AYERS SARSAPAEILA.
' ' COMrWJNtyrehiedy.ln Which we have labored
to nrouuee t us nioet etlectunl alterative that can-
be mud"., T It Is a ooncentrated extract of Para r-araal
narllla.' eh eoiobined with ntber snbstaucce of elil-
irreater alteraflve power as to afford nn elTfrtlve nuti.
dote for the diseases ftantaparillii Is reputed to cure.
It Is bet: ted thnt sorh a remnlr hi wanted by those
who suffer from Rtruinous complaints, and that one-!
wincn win acrninruiHii Hieir uiiro huibi imn ui mi
rnenae aorvlce to this larwe class of onr afflicted fellow
eiliteria. How rompletoly tl its compound will do It
baa been proven by experiment on nuinv of the wont
eases to b6 found of tbo following complaints i- j
'"Scrnfula i(( Soouows Comp!ainti, Eruption
ond Eruptive Piscnsrs, rcra, i'tm-ica,, Watcher,
Tinwrn, Suit' Shcun, Scald Neadt Srphilit' and
Syphilitic A,lMioni, Mercurial Ihieate, Oroptu,
Ncnrnlptaor Tte Douloureux, Debility, lvpcp$ia
and Indnttttion. Ervntpelas. Roue ttr lit. Antnoa
Fire, nnd indued thn whole cluM of CotnpliilMi arising
from Impvritv of the Blood, 4 . 1 , ' '
.This, euiupouud will btt founj ft grunt promoter of
healfjj, wlteu tukeu 11, thu prlu, Ui expel Um foul
humors which foster iu tiio Uluotl nt thut awueun of the
vear.. Bv tho limelv - Jniilauuu of tliein aumv fiwtk-
liiiK disorder ij-e nipped in the bml. llullituden can
by lite uiu oi uim reuieuy, epuro neouwlvee Irout tue
eiidunu.ee of foul eruutioiie ui.d ulceroite eores.
throtifftt wbicb the tetu will etnvete ridiUelfof
conuptiouH, i tttWiNUid to uo UsiAiiiruiifiJi uw net
nrnl ulinitii(dsi nf tlia IhmIv bv un uiterutive medicine.
Cloatmo out the vitiated fdood whonevor you find ite
intpuriticB bui'tttitiK llironh the Rkin iu pinipttti, erup
tiona, or torm t clennae it when you And it ii obrtnict
ed and luicutiih In tlie veinm eletitme it wiiunover it Ii
Ibnl,. uid your fuelina will tell you when. Kven
truciv b" imiTicuinF uininjcr n reit) (tajt-rjno eitjuv uoi-
ter health, and live louder, for fkmiiMiiir the blood.
Keep tlie blood healthr, knd all it welt, Lot with this
imbuloDi of life diort.erid, there ttn be no liuting
healths Bosiiner. or later aoniethiiift muitt irAwrmig,
hikI the great maoliitwry of lile ia diwntorod or ovei
Uirown. .- ,) "'ii. j ij-j ui! ' 1 ,'uii iv jot j I
Haraaparilla has, and deaervea much, tlie reputation
of atxoiuplishin theae enda.. Hut the wurld ijaa hefln
egroffiouitty decuivml by preparation of it partly be
cuium) the drug alone hua noi till the virtue that ii
claimed for it, but more been iee irnuijr prapamUona,
prett'tiding to bo ooiauutrat .4 extrude of it, ooulain
but little of (he yiruie of Sitraapurilla, or anything
hw. . , . ,.n . ;(. i
During late years tlio public have been misled by
largo botllua, pruWuding to give a.(iiarVef Kxinu-I of
8uri.atarillitforoiie dollar.. Moil, of tliH have been
frumU tpm tbe m'ek. for thoy rot only contain little,
If any, huntapurilta, out often no cumtive prnpertiea
wQuujver. nence, uiuer huh painnii (iirMpnomttneill
baa followed tbeoue of varioneeatnictirof flaraaita
rilla whiuh HimmI lIia niMrkel. until ih itunasi itawir 1st
Jhntly dospirted, un4 ban vtOine "vnouvmoiii with iiu
pop it ion end cheat; Btill wn calf tbia eonirMHiiid Sar
euparilla, and intend lo tiipnly icb a reinvly as shell
rescue the tuune from, the lostq of tobjoeiy wiui'h rente
uiwu It. And we tbinlt we have c round foj believing
itliHB rlrtnea which are lrreeiatfblo by the ordinary
run of the dleeaftei it la fhtonuVd to ad re. in order to
aucure Uieir coinnlete eradication from the ivatt(ua.,th
remedy ehotild be judtciouflly Lukeii ucwrding Ui
Six liatlicijcr 15.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral j
haawaa for itself Molt a renw tr tin rum ef every
VHrietV Dt Threat ana Lanir OimiiilHint. that It it en
tirely anneoeanary for lie tn reouunt lb arioeiice of itai
vinnea, wncrever it naa seen employf4. A u tiia
tona. been iu imiietaiit use throughout tlila scelluu, wu
need not du nere than aeanre tlie people He quality Is
Kent to the beat it ever haa hewn, and Lhatk mav
he relied on to Jo fur their relief all it has over buon
found te do.
iO: A i.sl Tt.'ll- "
ayes a iai-uaruu xius,
,i, wR THE CVUVt OF1
Coilivcneu, Jaundice, Dytpepria, Inditettio, Put
enteru, Foul Utimaeh, Eryiipclm, Htattackti PUte,
Rheuntatum, Eruption and Ultin Ihtmtce, Ltver
uomntatni.uroptu, i titer, 1 euswri ant salt UHenm,
Wormt. tjont, rienrolirm. at a Dinner PtlL and for
rnnjyinr inn mooa. ,
The are euaar-couted. no that the most taneitive enn
take them iileaeuitly,aud tliayara tiiu Iwat nporieut in
me woiia tor an we purpose ol a family pnyate.
Price 25 Cent per Vox. Five Boxes for.
Great numbers of clernrmen. nhvaiclana. states
men, aad eminent nemouairea. have lent their names
to certify the uiit'aralleled tiaofulnoas of thesa remo
dlt'8. hut our atiUL-o heru wilt not neroiit tlie inaertioa
nf (tieia. The atietiui IhiIuw named furnish Kratis our
Amruun Almanac, lu wutoli tuoy arouivoili wtta
alaa full doserlptions of the above complaints, and tlie
uaimem tuai aiioum tie luiiuorua lur uieir eura.
Do not be put oil by uupritiriplnl deulars with othei
Drsinratioas tuev make mora nrolit on. - Domain
Afrr i, ami Hike no otnera. i na aiea waaima imh
m there ia for them, and tliey ahoald save It.. ;
Alt our Uemetires are lor sale by , h ,
' SMITH aft DAVIS, Portland.
.i-i ; ,!,it. li ' -aowlySSB
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA,
' ' ' lf tJl'ABT BOTTI.KN. 1
f.i- i - : -i . "
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
Hie only genuine tind orlrhial Prepamlioii for '
Til ft PKK.VIANICNT t'l'HB
,:, .-. " or THt , Tf.
MOSTDAMiESOl'S AND fOXFIRMFD CASES
ncrruriiil nnd Venerenl rklM-naos,
si-roriiiu or Hinv's i;vu, uia ...
u Sorca, Hoiltt, Tuuioi h, . ,r, '
Abf t-rweH, Llt'tra, .
And evnrr kind of KCROKOIIUS and KCAHIOim
empllnna. It Is alao a sure and roliaMe remedy for
SaltMicuu, Bing Worm, Tcttrr, Sf old llrnd.Stnrry
PAHAIiVnlat, KIIKIHIATIUM,
White Awniiira nnd Noiimliilr Affcctlnns, Nervous
and tlrtirnil Debility of the ryatrni, Jmm or Ap
petite, Lnnunr, Iiiuinera nnd all AlfiTtliins
of the Liver, Fever and Ague, llillious (
k'evers, Chills and Kevur, Uuaib ,
Ak0 and Janndire. .. ' ' .
It it the very beat, and. hi fact, tlie onlv.su re and
reliable medicine for tbe cure of .all diseaaes ariainK
from a vitiated or impure slate ef the blood el aae of
tierntry. -,
The amictea nay reel aeeureo uuu tneie Is awl fan
oaf rwrfiWe of Alioeral. Mercurial, er auv etbei
poieunoua atihstjanre in. this medicine. It is perfectly
huruilewa. and mar be admitiuOered te neraona in the
very weak rat auagua ot an-aneee, or to uie moot nelp-
sa miatita, wuuoua uoiny me teas injury. '
Full directinna huw to tuke thie moet valnable aaedl
..ina will kw fiMMut aNNlSMt SMieb bottle, and. In emsril
apunateounisrfeiia. are that Iks written signature of
LAflaAM ol febnt- is upon we blue atnai., , , . -j .
Bole Proiirtrtoru, . . I
" LANMAN & KEMP,
Wfcoiwaie OrtDrslsIs,
J 1 r.nivr TOItK, u. a,
We have nnuiotad llrslettal. Hajitk It Yum.VJ
lUatanonry etreet, twl t'ranriaco, aa the lioleaals
Agsula fur California. . ! j il. o:
i. Wi enVLVr
' 1, w.tt'srter
TVR3. UOYLE 4c McAFEE, having snterrd
U into OTnartneranlD, oner Uieir airuieiaimnu eervi
em to the citiiens of Kalfm aiul yirinity. Dr. Ih.yli
rdn be fonncl at hia roaldenre nr. McAfee at their of
Awlpltyeyoas kWiiklmM-) Qff i lt,M
BENNETT HOUSE,
! HATiKJl,OUIClGqN.,i
THK suhwrihsrSltkoi to Inforej l.a) Mends
aud patihcVeaerally that ba Vrilh asa his
I a, a ., vui ivwi
utmost epaeavor.to pieaee.tnoae who ravnc
bun with their patronate at the above named
betel. The table will at all timee be supplied with all
thai deUcaeisjs of the seaaeea .Uood roMeaaod cUais
beda. . ..(Bw.-
iloard par week, with Induing Id 00
Dard per week, wilbooi Marlsg 5 00
.llay axClHp. ; '. ,. . . .. 1
HDKPHlaEY'a PERRY.
rflHIIold ferry, know at HUHPHUilft tEK.l's
A hi, la now In running order. It croeaee the Wil
t" OA I WWtyO'tTrTtWen"iAiK3f and!
t iuavai.ua, - .K
This ferry It a gore etrayand the mate ft am
tbortsr taoa by way of jbanr. aad terya trwtlyti
toaj way nave em one perry misjsj t .ajsytyi
t'fi'!-T.
WHOLESALE
-DRUGS ANIlLiEDlCIHES,
PAINTS AND OltS.""' ' I
rf.HE attenunn nt tha' ,,1,IU. I. .nllil ,A
Aieoti'oii'r. Cnmphenefi'l Wo mil
BurnlnirTlnltt,' UCro0isc,
Tnrpf nttnc, VitmNIiea,"' 1
" '"eortl Oil, Vnnncr'4 du.1
' ' 11 taniri Wll.' Tffachirtfcry Oil,
( Boltetl aad Ruyv Llnsctj, fn,
UIUITE1 I t?ri
mi
,!,ni i t. tvK..tyr)
COLO!tH(,i DYE-HTUiTS,
G 0 A JiJ QJ IT; LA M P S
WINDOW GLASS AND DRUGGISTS'
. PAINTERS' MATERIALS,"!
.7.! V. !Huit)iMtiio-': '
POPUL AR PATENT JMEDICINES
:T-3IoH.ll,sVwltl(alii aV Vtlj, yAftisTT f " I
a- attvf aim ai bfyaaoj (
'Mii,iu i ; .-n " - ' m 1. 1 ;'i iiij
r ESPKCAL ATTUNTtOtf puW to the PRE-
io :.! W. WEATHERFORDs "
1 139 Front Street, Portland.
Mav I8lh, lKW.i ,t: fh,lt (,....1 .-.k M i
' ' Df. Baker's Puin Punacnu. I
S onmpnsed entirely of healing gums, nnd vegetable
oils and liurlis. It is tiotlucilv sufa fur the moat dell
eata to utw i tan Bloat niuueraly say that I have sever
known any, however doheata.tb be injured hy it In the
least. I will continue fo oak the alniotc-d, wbo have
Dot used it, to try it for the followiugiliaeusea. if (hey
are not aatiafied with its beating nronerlies. tlie money
will be cheerfully refunilod by Hie agent Where tlie
fltodhHiH) Is for sal. , . , ,
ir you have ruin lit the stomach or Dowels, try a
dose of Pain Panacea internally, batbeexternally eves
the parts affected, and yoa will at oust) rest .-e Uie
pivjms ovuuu Sim rviie, vyo jiwii.. ,, .. ,, 1
If van have a Hmlse or1 Wonlid. bathe It well with
the Pain Pamicea four times a iav. It will relieve
tbe puin, and. take out, nil the poison, ami heal the
wound in a short time, ' , ', 1 ' ' " ;
Ifvoutire sitn'oiiuu- from Keiirnlulaor Itliounintie
Pains, biiiiI v the Pain Pamicea freely, and take a dose
of it internally, morning, noon ami night ; It will not
only cure llie'puiii, hut .will remove the cause of the
disease. " t
iryon have the Dlapepalu, and your food illstreteea
your etiimaeh after eutluu, take a doe of Pain Pan
acea altci each uaeali i -j oi i i ; ;i i T I I .i 1 : I i
If von have a Cankered or Sure Mouth or Throat.
il'lilv the Paiat Pnuaoeu to the ntl'ucled narta. and oar.
Jim wo uiouin or uirnai uiree or itutr nines a uuy, y i
If yiai have the Diarrhea, or a relaxed stale of the
bnwruls, teka a Sum doses oi Palo Panacea, and they
wilt soon be featured. If von have a painful awellinu
bathe tlie parte freely andyou willsoon relieve the pain
and the swcllinit will be minced, if you bare a se
vere toolliacha. npnly the Pain lanaoew on a piece of
oounn, ana name mo gum at tne aaara ume i it win
sloplliepuiu nistttlillyt- ' i, . miy ,
If ynn have a paia tn the Ride. Breast. Bark or Kid
neys, bathe the part affected morning and night i at
tlie same time t
take a
dose of the Panacea internally.
If a Mother hot a Caked Breast jtordv the Paia Pan
acea aa not as can ae some. '. . , . ; uii" a,-.
If von fbet rhlllv or cold, as thonadi yoa were exrlna
hi nave a icrcr, laaw a uoee oi a anacea. . . ,
If von have a wound, aut or enlla on vonr-khVaet. ao
ply the Paia Panacea i h will take out all the lnflan
am-
nation, and heal the sort In a short time.
Sold by all
the nmirituil druoir ala. ana lie
KhuinuruN at
M)4lf
Kxrlnelye Anentt.
; 4I and 418, Frdut streeVbaa Vaaatlaco.
" ' Wolnf Compatsts." '
A OOO0 H0LAH COMPASS foraalt on fair terns.
L r.nquire at tne ntutesiiian otuco. , , ,
Salem. March I Jtli, 18113.
u u in.1. lui.'i -
Jtf
3 Conuaercial.Marketv-j 1
Opposit nltb's' Drat; Store, tales.
VfrrKAKl, flret finality.-. '..'. tets.1 !
DECVfrrKAKI, flret finality.-.:... ..':
JJ ' lleefeteake, eMiiudnisility. 7
Itollinr niecea from. . L , :-.'.-. 3 to 4
1 Pork 10
Mutton ;. r. ....... 10 ' '
Haiunge J .Xl.O.f. 10 '
turned lleef r -..,..,,.. 6
Freah TALLOW aud LAKDcutieteutly on haed.
Give mutt cull.. I ginimnUw Hutiafiit-tiou. J
' PANIKl. KKU.N'K.V'ljl-.'ROKU,
Sulcm, Jluy 15, 181'J. , . v ,,. ... .. 3mll
Hides, Wool and Furs. "
KOTU'E 10 HEUCIIA5TS AflJ JfiUSERS. !
' -.1 " 1 t..w '..'
THKuiuU-ialtmed, having iniole exti-iiHve arrnnen-mt-tiia
with aonie of the LA lit I KMT IIOUHKrl IN
NKW YOliK.are now prepared to a.y 'i'ilki It EST
jaitJia lor - - - - -
woosVIIiden, xxa rvn.
Parties huvinar sneh mi bund will els-well toaond
them to iH. It KftaKi.ej teste ' - 41
' . IIU Kraut street, l'oril I, Oregon. ;
1 Uefurrncea J. Mvllor dr. Co.. Haute llnia. M
. Sie, The aluive have ooiiatautly on hand the iHWt
ataortiaeia at i f i - 1 I f i ll M)
Vrnctirlt'B, LiHont, e. u ' M
All orders punctrmlly atbmdad lo. 1 mnylO lltf
S CO V ILL'S DLOOD AND '
- LIVER SYRUP cores Scrftiw
aw, ula, White SwelliuKailnf', r
v(U Ulcers, t'hronlc Ilheu
naa t lam, Goitre or Swelled
. NeckaT Scrofulous Diseases, '.
and Indolent Tumors, Mer
curlal aud Syphilitic AtTec
' .tlanK Ulcerations and En '
larsjenaenU of Join ts,Cl lands
ji Btuei r 0aile,. Uterus, -i '
Llyer, Spleen, Dyspepsia
ZZ'LlAvet) CatuitlalJita, KpllepvAo .
tie Fita,OIare, MjVltu
Dance. Draitsy. antt all Dls-
P'ili'a.ataeta'ar Slilit.1 aucb a '.1
t
PlnipteSsniletfTetterarBalt ,
j'llheutn, Ulniworm, iora.j,
ietSaJlil4eMttaeWtainas
11 rJttriirrlac4MVUi7 SwpiII i
presaloa, Irregulaeltr, Stetw rr '
h a.ai J er...: Al..anm ' 1
iMng from Inipnrlty1 of ,
IX- the bltsod.a i'or tlie aartv ( t
humors there Is, nothing la i
, ihe world cittt ' equal iMi' ,
popnlat i and "extenslTely
.1ated medicine.'' For kale by
f n Dnift'Uts everToalaare.
;"'' REDINOTOPf It CO.', AtsV 1
416 imd ttiSPraai lint,.
n v 4 wis - .RAN rRAMf!t00.'""T
, ... . '. ... I iy . .ii '1
,w' Ct AIM ,COil,EfcTEDjr
rtLAIMIt 0 tne. Untiel HtstUe.iHsd alletKev asada.
J eelleeied.ki tee ekevteel poeailale waae, aea) tax prq-
.a'--laat av ;rutja. V ' -
I Ho. li, Trent a , Portland, Ogn w-rd
uiaiMui.......
THE OHEGOS STATLSJUfi. -
; fotn and afti-r this ilare, the utit.in-atlnii nf fa lfTsiiMsM
will ee eonrtnelwl tijr 0. f. I'rsmleH anil t. If. Wm. Their
fallius fur poMWeini; ll.e um unl sUssiret aejpiT la
the Statft Are no Iws lliuil liive heel jsonni-seil' liy iwif fbvuur
'parilWitr, :i'-nl " 1 ! -: ''.':.".--.
Thecnlimins dereteil wnwiuilns aaM aivajrs MeatiMit
tit far the greater axiiilm of the ihesl, simliani as t aire a
, wore full anil we)llimery of piwiams eveots, lhv any
,,otlierifissnaperliB iae Slete.i - -l V f
'j. . Uf the war er, tn sliaN lr ttissrliet m hirkft dis.
pulcl.m Altaliiable by saeoey, entenirlss awl almw wttsntloa.
:' Oar summary of "J)mneail liema" Is aoilrauxl, aS ear
" arj eermnondtnee frran all a"'1' uf IV Sl"u
h"W 1 - ' "
1 hsniimeMuseorresriiii1entlnSlitllini"li'ilstrlete
who are re.ieblemerrof praciical r.j,rrWire sujl ctjiErrav
'. Stem tlwlrrwrrneMailMts, u published fn the SriViewais,
fear'itelMeMetrter faithful. V, '-u' "'
A." rtieatrMallaral and sour hMisstrlaJ inttreattot me Suit
i ahull at all Smea fccetra Unt atiention at eu Issnts t
-, whioh Vielt ttontlaniaeaoit tmpnrUnat ealttrt themr.
.j Tl nuHenaayni bMSlsftetl Hh tvlaw4aMtvist and
sratlfy a.jiroper ruHlu lasw.,, We shall get srfS-awr-nsye
tety par'lvalat llrlrt of-sfnliMi,lt mat ate of
' such matter aa will most llhtlj be, nf pesttM iiitwast., ,f
In politics,, the rTiasil) l wisao. . etlejaa
"'er ifaotlor will 'be pfrmltted to eontrol la etlulona.' , win
'earnestly adroeale the pr'aecatfrh "f tV'J;; for the paasr
" vatton at the Vnlen, and wilt andrrdn ttreamstaaeFs cvsessst
' 'that tht' OnVermnit ahalt he destrr,ypt by Internal or txter
" raj fees.' Kvi'ry meaeartr for the strpprrsateaef the lsM
. ' Ilea, whVh oi Judirneta eemmenile as tandlnil that est,
i wilt tHtM oar akusrenl tnppt-11 TTMre Ire yield nek vSarts
- mtehajftf u tsrMiet, wvsh4l atMnittKtnMbt
i .of tenner at ertlklse r all dseattireiwhlah, la eMs.
: n asent, encMiiiri eva -os e snsrr w mrr rapinam
k ftte.albstlpn: of thevaovernaiant thwat H the tnrl aaalety
.,pf every, patiloL, aud wtalever Uireattat Maoeisrt-Hb treat
.hatetir dlroctlea nay ooaia, aloH aerrah oepaspt
rebuke,,', It f lfteoufeoUneieaJpfoase tbayltit '
, aiat It aiiku wroaa), 1lir r,,i;. t
' , l)i an aJrcirtUnKmcdjiun, (b(eT,frj1a0aVisuportr
Indue .menls. Its circulation hi greater andj .nore tsoeral
'' than any other paper north of California. There boot a
'neighborhood frem the oouthert'i to the fte.'-lhern houndatles
t 1 of tne State, Into whteh n ion not find lt way i and w t
; atirintU nothing it aaylnrthaUt has aurre roostanl riideet
I iam htve any othevlwSiJruraals WOern'.; ,,J ' ''4I
io nettrautesuWlpMenanSrstrSrw1rlarthere.
ut;, remain uuehautged, whew pasrl lev eeliv la as) lases
, wbare Treasury aatea are offer fd we stall saarea rattajtaat
I rtl mane the paiat eqeeJ to goldy! .iiJvlHltt
i. 'heh payment la nade Si tdvaaea (StdVe shall austa K a
I rule la. not tntei any uimm upep sot aowia eaeept
, where payment Is "" auvaneaj epsattimien ami no
eharged 4s,h0 per year a,(K) for sli muulhs.aaMl fw
" three months ; HfXl will ba.. charged when paysseat ti 4e
''lajred six months, anil Vf) if parmerd hi delaysd one year.
' Twenty-llvt per cent, will he eharged for each subsoqaaat
earS delay.' Hills for silreftlalntdr Job work will be charg
ed at the earn per cent, tdraaoe fordetay In paraarnt.
MMi:i"iM "I'-' '..'; CttAttDAM. W ATT,
gslrm. March ' 1Sa. '-?,
sniTii 6 tmra
H'l'f
it
s I
Illlit
If
i,!,. Sooistsort la COOKS, UlClHtVCe.
n in . I'!
'" 'lleg leave to liifiirm' ths ptiY.lio tuai vf nave '
und are receiving a " A ' "
UH ill WllEtlEI J
;l 1,1 .
71 I'l 1lf,!-. I'B 10 I evfUJ
GENERAL M ERCHAN MS 3 J
Which we Offer at REDUCED RATH
I -. -.Ill III "I'l Uti '"I i ' d
Ii
ClyUiinir, .floola.-Hioesi IfTstSi CaptJ
I .f 1
Bonnets; Ahakors, Croccries, Croclt'ery,
. . . i . . . i
, .ii, ,, -..in i. .' . -
OUiMware,', Hardware, Iroto, BolU, Ely-
eUl'Washefif.NuU, 'Springs', tTallsl Sflkes,
Glass,-. Potty,. Saws, Ptub Ajntr O)rs
ten, Sheep Shears, rlqnares, Dry Goods,
i BOV
ii 'i'
. A
Rans) '
Ha.-d
atlery,and ,iw o - i
'"""'' k GatafAt VARIetTV
,.ii..n
ATMS,
- -t 'I ' 1 1'
OTHER ARTICLES
um ni'iil tee Btratereas to meotlonJ ' ,' .'.'
..! 1 ! t , i. .ill
AU of which we will eJtcJiangt.FOB)
CASHer MERCHAKTABLt rBO
lnm.J 111 .!'
1 i,!-i.i iiftliina )
iui
tl-iiS) lu
-i t uril Jili'li'i'l
.,,,,;. WANTEP.,
IM.OO the.' of WOOL wsntedln ex
- !! ' H n -i
ehtne for GOODS or CAaa.1:n;- iia
i .an i- 8XITI 1 CAirWIIfllT.
111 ' Salem1, April 15,1863.
7tf
bin- .ia '
I "' ' ,
ii. it elf iu l..s,ii!ii
iinn id Hi' In
81 I. IIU
1-H-, It J l! .
-II !li M lu'if.l
I 1 I
.I Inns 'i 1 TaBtataai " I'J-'t" "i
; '' BENeTI STRANG;:
Ins ,111. J-lnti . ' - :
: PARLOR AND OZ STG7I3
m -vi!-;, iieesr atvacBtw aratTTeTSSivv' "
Keeps constantly on hand, and Maanfatiiiee!l
,jt.i .! i,,,.' i-.,v tordes,'i:.i I 'i .1 ,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
-litvlu-- " Oil naMMiable fenna. .'! J'" '
MKTAL ltOoriNO, and JOBBWO ef all liada.
promptly uJ leaded to, ai cl ( 1 ' '
Simp on Commercial street, Suleuj.Orefoa, 9 doers
' North of Hrtiwll at alyera'' , bSjaJ.
iMARDEN t FJUCER't
(ElEEJira fKllf KFui';
WHICH has stood the toot of the first ekei hotels
in tide ,-iiy (and ia nerd by tbriu) doee not eoa-
tola any ef Uie t.i nil i- '-i-i .In - ,
. i UNWHOLESOME INGREDIENTS : '
need by fowln" InventtoH Id rlvt color or FtreWrth,
I bat It strong enough to stand upon MS ewa aotfita.
Also, .,,. , M i -vi, I I.
, mean, camvornia oBris
I" Mploea and Mustard! '''
. i Whirk are admitted by all to be far tnperlor to laa
' ported anivlee land to Inaa lev breakafe.) On be
, had by orderhi,, MAUUK.N At KOUlLM S JAVA
COKt'EK or Sl'lCES from any ef Uie ttraseet, St
fraa their 1 , ,
Pioheer Steam Coffee and Spice EZs,
. We, ie frwnt atryst, , : ,
., ,i. i Iletweea 8aeraroeUi and CaKfrjenav
baa FnuwleaArf
'N. B Onr Factory It always open to the in-oeo-
won oi sue Miv,r-. tmitl
N
O riGTlON. BUT; THUT
It It euttomary to apoak of aiany rtawUse ef tie
day 111 i tlebtfarid frltorms- mtrtrnrt.'ittA tht! tai."ia-
-) twer whena the eatu U) b fwrai it df a hrifiiat eosr-
' setev, and fhe remedy preeented 'sfm'ple. rlnt wRSSJ
ii 'i . .: .
we me eolWd W preeerioe- ti Slqaaaae eaBTred etlly
with ecra.brtii
Unaiuatlui M sftea
,."'iv iaa i-.a,l , 1
rMtit,a4 irteeAttfif' ' ' "as
ei'.'i-'---
to altar Aetit Mea trip peratpe retrne a 4V.
irvse e.weM fl liipieeiiir wie Bjravr. . at
or Uie grave. .It I thus that
.we wotild, Inarodaot, ty. et,,.fttlsrt lril.'8
esrs ef sua ert iktra a aottdiae BtlaeWtrMeaaMaal
r.,l ,,H-4i- .1 Ar.i if
thUr'tlarsexaatuivelatMdkia.- All dmf-
.... . . . .. . . . t
iil n"' 1 in 1
I its tell K KEUlMQTOit V C0., AgeaM, 4:1 asi
s.ia vl. W. '. ,.! . J
,irrgBv.nn,oaa a nsnciacOH ;M.. rt . - e
'"r III- ' ' 'V ' " 1 "" " '
iw Lost ! Last! i
T.iSWTiff.-1arTalL tn rr-Tr-vr"
. white heir or taarka, except a taaalk ttrut ht -
. aaswa sana. aaoaa e anins ete..issw i
part of tne nee. naoioaa mawetee n
bur. Any infbrmauoa of send ewl ' i I
paid fo tr ibe owner. , . ..
lawty, TaaihlU Co, May T.1J, ( ,4
ibecrlbef, H V
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ear f.
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