The Oregon statesman., July 20, 1863, Page 4, Image 4

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She (Oitflou 'tatwrnau.
.: ' ' TUK INCOME TAI.
i Commissioner Lewi Imi maila tlio following
( decision i
Washington, June 13, 1863.
, 1 have the honor to nek now ledge the receipt
of your letter. 7th Init., relative to the assess
I Bent of income tux. Yon mitke two poftitu :
1. That the deduction nf income from sources
named in Section Ul, itn which a tax nf three
fier cent, hat been aln-ndy paid, ii to he mado
n nsccrtniniriir the amount of taxable income
nd the rate of lux thereon, and ii to be ex
cluded from all further computation.
2. That thero ii no authority of law for re-
S niring an additional two per cent, upon por
ODt of Income derived from the (oarer above
named, where taxable income of person proves
hi pe in excess or t iu,uuu.
I think yon have not fully weighed the pro.
Tislons of the law, or iti manifest intent. Hec
tioo 00 divide! into two classes the taxable in
comei of persons residing the United Statei
one whose annual gains, profits or income ex
eeedi (J00 and dues not exceed $10,000
it liuble to a dnty of three per cent, on the ex-
cess over $800 ( the other, whoe income ex
oeedi $10,000 it lialile to a duty of five per
-cent, on the excess over $000. . Previous sec
tions of the law impose a tax of three per oent.
' on payments of interest and dividends by spec-
Wed corporations, on salaries of V. 8. officials
! and on income derived from advertisements.
Section 01, in its first olnuse, provides "that in
estimating said annual gains, profits or incomes
i whether subject to a duty, as provided in this
Aot of three per centum or five per centum, all
other National, State and local tuxes
. shall be first deducted.'' In its second elntue,
it provides that salaries or payments from the
United States, and interests or dividends from
hanks and i tiler corporations, and income from
advertisements, "upon tyhioli specific, stamp or
ad valorem duties shull have been assessed or
paid, shall also be deducted.''
You bold that all the income from all these
sources shall be first deduoted in determining
the taxable income and rate of lax. I cannot
see that the law justifies your opinion. It cer
tainly does not so provide in term.. The OOtli
section gives to every person residing in the
United States an absolute deduction' of $000.
The 61st section gives him an absolute deduc
tion of other mitiunal, Statu and local taxes
paid by him. The 11th section or the Act of
of March 3. 1803, as if to make this distinction
. more emphatic, provides that in estimating the
annnal gains, profit, or income of any perron
tinder the tat to which this not is an amend
ment, the amount actually paid by such person
for the rent of the dwelling house or estate on
which he resides shall first be deducted from
the gains, profits or income of inch person. -
Toil office hus a I wo authorized as by the
equity of statute, a deduction in this as in all
Cases, of necessary repairs, etc., upon the prop
rty vlelding the income. These comprise nil
the deductions authorized by law or equity to
be Mode In determining the amount of taxable
Income and the rate of tux. The second clause
W section 91, which is wholly independent of
the first, is distinct in form, rod on no reasona
ble construction can bo maoe .to menu more
wan It expresses, authorizes ihelleduction Inun
Income return of the other suurori therein
named, but fur a reuse expressed therein, viz i
"specific stamp or ad vnlorem duties have been
paid thereon.'' This interpretation exhausts
loo phraseology, and gives the reason for the
deduction -not as a means of determiiiiinr the
I) ' rate of the tax. but to avoid re-imonsition of
or three per oent tux. Your claim ignores facts
and assumes what cannot he granted.tliat there
Is but one class of drdiirtinns. Thero are two.
One consist of those which are absolutely ex
empt from tuxation. wilhout reference to the
i amount or income, and which are first deduu-
y tions, and are made in estimating the income
t nd the rate of tax. The other consists of
' those which have been already taxed, which
J may be taxed an iuureased rate in case the tax-
i able income exceeds HIO.OOO. n,l ul.inl, n
simple deduction!, either absolute or contingent
as the case mar be.
i . sour i
Ynar construction, besides not being literal,
4 yuhj have the obviously unjust effect of re-
' slut III IT II
lieviujr from live per oent taxation one cluss at
oltizeDi whose chief sources of income are sal
aries from the Uuiled States, railroad bonds,
banki or other stocks taxuhle under section Ul .
and of imposing live per cent, on tlio same
mount of income derived from rents, profes
sions, business, luauufaitures. and other stocks
nd bonds not reached by 02. This surely
cannot be considered the intent of Congress,
w hose division of iucome, from all persons re
siding in the United Sulci, is into two great
c lassos, with weight of taxation proportioned
thereto, and whose fundamental idea is. or
sbould be, equality of taxation upon the citi
. tens.
There ii one other consideration which bears
heavily against your construction. Congress
imposed a duty of one and a half per cent, mi
that portion ol income is not named iu Section
61 among those In be deducted. Hence, was
your constriction correct, the patriotio citizen
w ith gross income of $10,000, one-hair of
which is derived Ironi U. 9. securities, would
scape with but three pnr cent on the remain
der. And this, too While Congress at every
point pinnifestly sought to put the holders of
Oovcruuieut securities iu a belter positiou tlinu
any other clots of citizens. Your construction
must be wrong, or Congress has failed to do
what it manifestly, nud iu the clearest luu.
gunge, iuteuded.
The construction of this office is natural and
reasonable. It IS itiliarmoiiy with the general
scope of the luw. It is reasonable, in placing
upon one footing all residents of the United
States whose taxable Incomes are over 110,.
000, whether they be olHve bolder, tnerchuins,
manufacturers, bunkers, farmers, or wealthy
men of leisure. It is further reasonable in
maintaining the brondlintinction of rate ci-
rvssly enacted lu section IK), and Id bat mim
ing that with tlio merely directory provisions
of section 01.
When) taxable Inconio is ascertained to be
in excess of $10,000. it becomes liable to five
per cent, tax, and must be made to bear it,
whatever it sources. If some of them hate
already paid three per cent, at the hands of
corporations paying interest or divideuds or utlt-.
erwise, two per cent, oddilioual nuLt be im
posed upon them as necessary iueaus,jiud
the only practicable means, of carrying out the
mandatory provisions of the law. To fail to
voeirB this, would be to make the law an eo
reo-suv mis,
j joo an
Ins,'
n-quality and impression. 1 Ins I am
are loo good a citizen to desire.
very tvspTly, ynnr ob'il'l s v't,
i.L. JIcriiLKSUN. Dep. Cum.
GSMRAL McCl.M.I.AN AT TUB Sol.pirRl',
DkPviT. UiMl. McClellan visited the No York
Slate 8oldier'i Depot, in Howard street, yes
terday, by Invlutiou. Ho was eordially wel
comed by Quartermaster General Taivott, aud
the ether ufHVers in charge, and woe shown
thrown the building. The order and neatness
of the rooms, the completeness of the appoint,
nients. and above all, the wise provisions lor
the cleai lues and health ol the inmates, elici
ted the General's warm approbation. His un
expected appearance caused the greatest en
tbesiesm among the returned soldiers slmut
one hundred Iu nouiber all of whom bad serv
ed onder him. They cheered vociferously, iu
tilted open shaking baud with him, aud by
very word and act expressed their continued
fftotioo for tbeir old aud trie I commander. ,
Tbey all said they would re-enlist if he could
be ihslr ohlefuin agaiu. Th General with
drew, very nincb graiif.ed with his visit Jour,
of Commerce, ult.
i - , '
6cBBiNTOBiAt.CANDiiATi;a TbeUuioo
men of Pennsylvania bare a large number of
candidates for Governor i John Cuvnde. James
Kennedy Morehead. G. P. Penny, and Gov.
rnor Curtin will lo be lupported. General
Fruklio I deasocratlo candidal. In Ohio,
Jobs A. Bingnam.Gof. Tod and John Bnmgti
rw candidate. The Cincinnati Commtmtl
an nooaoH trough as th "ooujlug mau."
XT k oolnma of Infantry Will geDtrtllv p
ver -boot fire tulle Iu two boors, halls in
eluded. A column of cavalry, at walk osd ,
trot oketiahdy, boat is BisM otr koor.
IlKitHHKr. V .'Johnson on Ski.khhiok. TIih
Savauuuli tpublicun contaius an interesting
letter from ilersoliel V. Johnson, Senator from
Georgia in the rehel Congress, iu defense of a
bill which he introduced luet winter, providing
an aiueiidnient to the coiisijtution of tlio Con
federate States. The amendment proposed to
incorporate the doctrine of secession into the
Confederate constitution, so that there could
bo no doubt about It in future. It provided
that any State being aggrieved by nny act of
Congress Hull liy convention declare tlio act to
he unconstitutional. Congress shall call a con
vention ol the Mates, end if the act is not ap
proved by two-thirds of the Statei it shull be
void ; but it It is alurnicu, and un adjustment
enn be made satisfactory to the complaining
State, the State shall, if it clionsc, be allowed
to secede in peace. Snroly this seems very
reasonable, if the secession doctrine is adopted.
It was objected that the amendment wo un
necessary! But Mr, Johnson says that the
amendment is not in so many words recognized
in the constitution, and lie fears that In the fu
ture trouble may arise oti this question. He
fea'rs I hat Congress niny exceed its delegated
powers. He thinks that a convention nf States
furnishes a much better arbiter hetwoen n dis
contented State and tlio Confederate govern
merit than the Supreme Court. He says that
the Supreme Court of the United States, at the
time of secession, had become so imbued witli
t ie party spirit of the day that it was an nn
siife umpire between tlio States and tlio United
States.
Another consideration which, Johnron thinks
commend!! his amendment, is that it would put
an end to nil Congressional compromises, lie
ays that the various compromise! were a can
ker upon the U. S. government down to the
day o! disruption, and that they were submit,
ted to by the South because resistance prom
ised war and hloodhid. In the closing para'
graph of his letter he says i
"Inden ndence ruined I want rood eovern
nient, stable government, enduring government
vvnuoui ii, luuepenuenoe is norm nut little,
whatever it imy cost ol blond aud treasure1
TntDATMENT OP YOUIt WirK. Do not Jest
with your wife upon a subject in winch there Is
linger of wounding br feelings. leinciiiher
that she treasures every word you utter, thninrh
you never think of it again. Do not speak of
some viriu'j in anouier innii s nil -, to remind
your own of a fault. Do not reproach your
wife with personal defecte, for if she has sc-mi
bility, you inflict a wound difficult tn heal. Do
not treat your wire with ina tendon in compa
ny. Do not upbraid her in the uresence of a
third person, nor entertain her with praising the
neniiiy euu accoinpnunmeiiti ol other Women.
If yon would have a pleasant home aiid a cheer
fill wife, pass tour evenings under yo:r own
roof. Do not hAtern and silent in your own
house, nud remarkable for sociability elsewhere.
Remember that your wife has as much .eel of
recreation as yourself, and devoid a portion, at
U-ui-i, oi j iMiriemuru nours, in suuli study mid
amusements as she may join. My so doim-.vou
win secure tier smiles unit Increase her alieo
tion. Do not, by beinir too exact in pecuniary
matters, make your wife feel her dependence
oil your ooiiuiy. H lends to lerseii her digiuiy
of character, and doe not increase her es eem
for you. If lic is a sensible Honnm. she should
he acquniated with yoor business uud know
your income, mat me may regulate tier hoime-
:;olil expenses accordingly. Do not withhold
this knowledge, in order to cover your oun ex-
travHuauce. Women have a keen perceptual (
be lure she will discover your sclliline, and
though no word is spoken, from ilmt moment
her respect is lessened, and her confidence ili
minishud, ker pridu wounded, and a thousand,
perhaps unjust, snxpicions created. From that
moment is jour domestic comfort on the wane.
1 here con bit no oneness where thero is no fall
confidence. Waman'i Thought$ about Wo
men. VALLANDinilAM's Uiuoimpiiy. The Wavk-
iiigton correspondent of the New York Journal
of Commerce publishes the following biographi
cal notice of C. L. Vallandighitin i
"He camenl a Viririnia family i bis father
was a rresnyuirian clergyman, and he was born
in New Li-liou, Ohio, ulmut forty years ago.
He was chiefly educated at the fin-si le at home.
and when twclvo years of age could read both
Greek and Latin lie spent one year at Jef
!erson oollege, hut did not graduate, and do
voted two rears as principal or an academy in
Snow Hill, Maryland, lie studied law, and
was admitted to the bar or Ohio iu ISW. and
became suocessful in the nrolciaion. In 1H45
and 181(1. he was elected to the Ohio legisla
ture, nun uhik stn ng ground iu lavor ol the war
with Mexico. During bis lust term, be intro
duced, an I advocated in an elaborate speech, a
I.. II f.. - - . . .'.
inn tur uDii'miiiiimni convention, w ile n liais
ed aud reshlted in the present conntitutiun of
i nun. Me married In Maryland, and sell id at
Dayton, Ohio, iu 1847. becoming the editor of
tile JJaghn tmnre. In 1B4I1, he retired from
the journal, and devoting himself again to I he
law, was eminently suucesful. in Id.iO, he
was candidate f..r the Judgeship of common
nieiw, uui nn pro-siurcry opinions dcliuted
biiu, and in 1S3I he was the democratic candi
date for lieutenant-governor, but was not elect
ed. He ran for Congress iu IS.U and 18,14. hul
was defeated by Lewis D. Campbell a great
exiituiueiit prevailing it bulb elections. He
was a delegato lo the Cincinnati democratic
convention ul 185C, and supported Mr. llu
chanan. In ISjtl, lie again ran for Congress
UiiiiKt Mr. Campbell, contented bis seat, aud
was admitted ran again, under the same on
ouiiistan: es, iu i:i. aud was elected, and hus
ro elected to the 37 th Congress, His career as
a loiigressuian is well kuowu."
Foolscap. Everybody knows what fools
enp paper is but few probably know how it
came to hear this singular cognomen. When
Charles I. lound hi revenues shoil, he grunted
certain privileges with a view to recruit them,
amounting lo monopolies, and among these
was the manufacture of naner. the excluvive
right of which was sold to certain parties, who
grvw run ami eurictieu the government alno at
the expense of tlxme who were obliged to use
paper. At this time all English paper bore iu
water minks the royal arms. The i'liilmiueot
under Cromwell made Jests of this law iu every
conceivable uiaiiner i and among other indig
nities to the memory of Km Charles, it was
ordered that the ro) ul anus be removed from
the paper, and tlio "fool's can and bells" tie
substituted. These, In their turn, weru alro
removed when the Hun p Parliament was pro
riwurd, but MiiH-rof thueizeol the t'artutment
Journal still bear the name of "foolscap."
lAaun ,oict ana yutrifi,
' FOREIGN .NEWS.
IIai.ikax, July JT
The Asia, from Lirrrpisd June i27t'h and
Qneenstown June ViHlh. ha arrived.
The CusIihu House authoritiei had notified
the owners of the Gibraller, late the Sander,
that unless two guns on hoard were lauded tht
vessel would he detained on suspicion that they
were intended lor the confederates.
In the Lords, June Utith, Kussell denied the
statement that Napoleon had renewed overture
for Joint mediation in America.
Iu the Common, Itoehuck announced that
be should bring iu motion for the recognition
ol Hie tniifedersle Mutes.
The paper were filled with speenlstions on
the pmbablliliei of war growinc out of Ihe Po
lish affair. It was believed that the note of
tlio Powers were presented to Gortschakntf on
the 1 1 th of June. The Russian auswer wai
anxiously awaited.
1 1 President Linoolu countermanded the
order of Gen. Uurnside suppressing the I'hica
f;o 7'imfi at the request of number of the
eading republican of Chicago. Untied Slant
Senator Trumbull, refused to ign petition Iu
the President to give it prompt consideration.
Import and Exports or Triasi'm for
1863. The import of lte.nr into this port
from Janasry lt In June 3t)ih, lBtiJI, ainounl
edto $1,402,372 ( In this amount is In
cluded the inm of $710,343 77. recovered from
the Wmk of the ilrimship Gulden Gate.
The rxpultsaf treasure hence, during the same
period, amounted to $J2,8ia,4'it H - S. f.
Ertning Journal. ' 1 v
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
Illgrhly Concentrated
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AUD
UKOPftlCAL, (WELLING!!.
This medicine Ine4ases ths powerof Digestion, and
excites the ABSOIIHENTS into Iwalthy anion, by
which the WATERY OK CALCAREOUS dspo
sitlonsAiid all USNA TUR A I ENLARGEMENTS
art reduced, at well as pain and Inflammation.
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU,
Fur Weak nees arising from
Excesses, Habits of Dissipation,
EAKI.V INDIUl'RETION OR ABl'ftK,
Attended with the following symptoms i
Inilipoaitlon to exertion, Trcmhlinir,
ln of memory, Wiikeluhieis,
Weak nervm, Pain in ihe back,
Horror of diacaM, Fluihlnir of the body,
IJimnesM of vinoii, Kriiptioni nn the face,
Hot handi. 1'itlliri mumidHinM
DrynrH of th skin, Univsrml lauiiuds of
livm oi power me miiwular system.
DifMcullr of briiatliiiig.
Thets symptoms, if allowed to iro on, which this
meuicuie luvarwuiyrauiovet, soon follows i
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
av ttiHt tlier are not frequently followed by tboM
"direful diseases."
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are awaro of the cauiw of their snfTerlnir, lint
Mia win l-uiiibbi,. in0 reuonii or ina iniiune iiiy
Itune and tlie melancholy deaths by coimumption biar
uiiu whiicm ui iu truui oi uiu avoeriioil.
The Coiistitutinu once Affected
with Organic Weakness,
Requires the sid of meilii-lne to ttrenitthen and lnvl(
oraie the yleni, which llelmlmld's ICxtract of Huolm
itivuriuhly dieii. A trial will convince the most skep
ticul. .
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNO, Himi.E OR HARRIED
UU Luis J kMi'LA UNO MAURI AUK.
In many uflVctlniu peculiar to femalm, the Extract
Uui hu ii unequalled by hiiv other remedy, as in Ohio
ronia or retention, Irregularity, FainfuliieH, or Htip.
1'iriwuii i un.,.,uni v r.vuviiniiiiiii,. u iccrawn or
Seliiri-ous title of the Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites,
.-iieridiy, uim nir nil c'MIIIIIHIIlie llll'llient to tlie SHX,
whether alining from iuUiKieliun, Imbila of dura
tion, or in the
DIU'LIIVE Oil CHANGE OF LIFE,
(iSVe Stmptomt Above)
No Fiiiiilly Should be W ithout It.
Take no IWaam, Mercury or unpleasant medicine for
unpleasant and dangerous disesses.
Ilelmbold's Extract Duchu
IMPBOVED ROSE WASH
Nccrot Dlfjonate
In all their ttHvesi at little exneniai lillla or no
change iu diet ; uo incuuveuieiice.
AND NO KkPOHL'RE.
Il sanies frequent denim, and aires utrenaih lo Uri
nate, thereby removing obelrni'lioiis. Dleventinir and
etiriiiK slrictiirei of ihe t'rethm, allavou pain and in-
exiiellmg roiSOSOI'.i, DISEASED AND
inuiiiiniivu, m, imivnn ,,, mm tiara ui aipefieei, ann
ivun.-ui,r matter.
Thousands upon Thousands,
WHO HAVE BEEN THE TICTinS OF
QUACKS.
And nhohayo paid IIKAVY KKKS In be cured Ina
hort time, huvM found they were deceived, and that
the iVInoii" Imi. by the 'iiM of "Powerful Aetrin
Konls," been dried up in lbs syiteui, to break oul in
an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER' MARRIAGE.
IHE
IIELMOOLD'H EXTRACT Bl Tilt'
For all anections and diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether exi.ting in MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever chuh originating, tnd uo matter
OF HOW LONG NTANDING.
tliseaies of iIiom organs require the aid of a Diuretic.
Ilelmbold'a Extract Burhu
18 THE OltliAT DlfltliTIC,
And II Is certain lo have the .leu red effect la all Die
awset fur which It it rwonimendrd.
Kviilenr of the moat reaHHMible and nimble char
actor will acconiauy the medicines.
CRRTIFICATKH OF Cl'RKS
I'nim a tn 30 years Ma iding, with names kuowa to
SCIENCE m.d fAME.
Physicians Please Notice.
WE MAKK NO 8KCBKT OF "INDKEDICSTS."
Ilelmbold'a Extract Duchu
In pumptierd of Itncbu, Cnbelta and Juniper Berries.
erin-ua wun great care 17 a competent drugijiM.
PREPARED IN VACUO .
II y II. B. lib' Lift BOLD,
Practieal and Analytical t-bemitt, and sol auaaiae.
t Hirer 01
Holmbold's Genuine Preparation.
AFFIDAVIT 1
Peraonally appeared before me, an Alderman of th
city ul rmiadripnia, 11. U. Heliouuld, wbu Imng duly
wt.ni, gim aay, nie prepamiton rottianw BO twrOKie,
no mercury, or utoer Injurious drain, hut ar puraly
gehbl. II. II. HKLMhVLIt.
eworn and subecribed before me llu. 'AM dar of Xo
rember, 1NI. YYM P. II I 'IB A h l,
Aldermk, Ninth street, above Han, Phils,'
PHVaiCIANa IN ATTKNDANra
FKOVI S A. 11. TO 8 P. il.
Bevare of Qm:erftitcr$ and Unprincipled
IHttert, ,
WTin sdeTor lo iHepos -OP THEIR OW and
"other' article oa Ihe reputation attained by
llrhubold s Oenuluv Preparations,
" " Eitraot UiH-bu,
" " " .'arrllla.
" " tatpmired He. Was
Md by Drafgisl v y whr.
lik for H ELK BOLD'8 Take ae Olker.
Cl ul III advertlsemeal and send ror II, aat hV
ratjawiMs aat credere.
s HOaTKTTFII, NITH DC AN,
Agmt fe III Paeitc CoaM, Ha inuciara.
Sold by SSITM 4 DAVIS, Portland.
Afril ilO, ISe ?vSl-
ULM.K.St CAKI).
BF. 110X1IAM. Attnrney at Law, Auburn,
Habr county, Orugmi.
N. 11 CJ. 11. Bellinger, wiU act as agent for
me at Sulein, ennceruuig Imhaii war u rip anil other
niBtlers r 'ated in hie Imiids i and will uleogive lirninpt
attention to conveyain iiig and the collection of debts.
Offlce at (.'curt House, Bulem, Ogn. II. V. II.
April ISih, IW3, Dtf
A Ll.EN cV LEWIS. Importers and Whole
i ule dealers In Uroeeries, I)r Ooods, Clothing,
and Doom nud Mines. Alao, solicit conaigiiinenti ot
Oregon produce, for the Han franciico market, on
which liberal advances will ba ttiada.
I'ereons shipping goods rrom the EaeternHtatesto
our care, can roly upon their receiving prompt atten
tion, at moderate charges. OiBce in Hun I'runcisco,
lJ Hansoine street. 4Hif
j. . xstrr, 1
Sun Francisco, Cat. )
m.i. suaasi.1.,
( Portland, Oregon.
1 NAI'P, HURRELL fc CO.. General Com-
IV mission Mercbunts, and DEALEI18 IN FUL'IT,
proiluce, agriciiltutal linplnniauts, garden and gram
needs, conier of Front and Taylor tti, Portland. Ore
gon, and 310 (old No. HO) Waahington St., brick block,
near Front, Han Fram liicn, will give special attention
to the tale of KltL'lT and PKODIJCK on co,iign
metit, filling orders, Ate, either in Portland oi Sun
Francisco, and tramact a Ueneral Commission Busi
ness, march I ''
. T.CATOS.
C. O. CURL.
CATON & CURL. Attnrnej-i at Law, will
practice in the courts of thi State. Oltlrein Oris.
wold's brick, over Hell it Brown's store, Huleoi. Ogn.
November, 3d, IWii, bWlf
CHESTER N. TERRY, Attorney and Con-i-clor
at Luw, Hulem, Oregon, Coinminsioner of
Deeds, and tn taket-entimony.acknowledgeincnts.otc..
for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, California aim
Washington Territory. Inciters of Attorney, and all
other instruments of writlnK. drawn on short notice.
Particular attention paid to taking Depositions, Col
lection of Notes, Accounts, eVc. Il'-Jtf
ll.BEKT IISEn. WM, WALDO
HEED & WALDO, Attorneys and Coun
sellors at Law. Auburn, liaker county, Ogn.
Auburn, Nov. Stith, IK. lyOlf
A. w. rxaouins
c. A. Rito.
OSO. H. JOSSl.
JOXES, REED k CO., Salem. Oregon,
Manufacturers of Window Hash, Illinds, Doors,
Cornices, Mouldings, Wagon Hubbs, Kpnkcs, Door
yard Fencing, Its. 2tf
A. o. cook. II. A. otHa.
COOK & GEIIR, Attorneys at Law. La
Favett, Oregon.
OHlce in Dr. Kmbree's new building. ('2M
JC. I'D WELL, AtUirnee at law, Albany. Linn Co.,
.Oregon (lilies In Monteith'e Iluihliiig. Will
practice in nil the conns in Oregon, and promptly at
tend to all business entrusted to hiseare. Purtirtilur
attention paid to collections from Portland, Han Fran
cisco anil elsewhere. In all parts of Oregon. The beat
of reference given if desired. - 4btf
II. J. R. CARDWELL. Surgeon Dentist,
will practice I i as profession in the various cities
and towns of Oregon. 4'Jtf
ri
UM A HON fit ODKMj, A Homey sat Law, Ditllei,
Wbm'o county, OrKon. UHif
DW. & M. R. COX. WholHuale and Ht tail
rni(iit, Dna)i!fi in Kureium find Domestic
DriiKr. I'aUMtt Mi;i!iciiieii, iVrfunniry, Kunry Souri,
lluir BriiHlies.OneTuitet Articles, ( heiniriitB, Inig
ffist's (llHMwaru.Jtc. Alno, a lurife quantity of con
cciitruted oxtrHcts of IMuntfl of tlie pureHt quality
J. C. Shelton, rhyslciun and Surgeon,
MONMOUTH, Polk County, Oregon. The Doctor
liuiiiLf u KDidnute of the Curtis, or Phtnio inodictil
college. Cinciiiimti, Ohio, i a true Botatiic Ui his firm!
tico. entirely (iiscanlinjt calomel and till miiiernl poi
solid, ami ndinjf none hut purely vewfuble nieditinti,
and only the pcrfi-cilv iniiocvnl nt that if
mHOMAS D. WINCHESTER, Attorney
A. at Taw, Empire City, Coos Hay, Ogn. 4H(f
TOHX C. CARTWRIGHT, Attorney and
fJ Counselor at Law, Salem, Oregon. OtHrt. Uciid
yuartent buiMliii(i.
SKtf
Jh. ('OLLINS, Attorney and Counselor at law,
Dallas, Polk county, O'retfon.
lie Iihm inHtle iirmiiKeiinnts with Wifiama Sr Gibb
for one of tlmt linn to Hwist him in the trial of all
cunoe in the Circuit and Stipreme Courtn.
Mr. Collins is a Notary Public, ami will attend to
takinjr acknowledgement, of Deeds, Mortafres, Ac,
taking deponitioits(Hltidavit,aiidevidHiicein rvlutioii
to War Scrip, fitc. Ifuf
J. I. SMITH. L. F. OROVKR.
SMITH & G ROVER, Attorneys at Lav.
This firm will practice In the Courts of the
Hiato and of WtttfliiiiKtou Territory. Office in Carter's
new building on the levee, corner of Kroutand Alder
street
Portland, Oregon, March lit, Stf
WILLIAMS Ac MAsLLORY, Attnrtuys at
1 T law. Ollice iu Wilson's building, Sale in, Or
June, D, iwu. I4tf
sT. 13. EMERY,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
SALE.'!, OKEGOX. .
Opjiosltc Tlinlthrr & Itickrjf'i Llvrrjr Stnblr.
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COKSTAJCTLY OK HilDt
CONCORD TEAM HARNESS,
(0M0UD STARE IIARXESS,
Pennsylvania Team Harness,
HADDLKH, KHIDLKH,
Whips, Halters, and Horse Blankets,
Or EVERY IES( IlII'TION.
C'oiiconlunil lloston Tt-n in Collar,
- LADIES SADDLES and RIUDLES,
UP KXTIM QI AI.ITV.
Hi lis: sir OP Ut rt Kl tl. tucd. snU all
work WAKItAXTKI) TO OIVK SATISKACTION.
Th hVliesI CASt FRICE paid fur III PES aad
M'OSil, m.t.-h.uu. I &iuT
II TOLIMEERS 1VAMEB!
To IsrTs Ilirss Tears, nalsss locuor OiKhsrf s4.
Qinfi n"l'!i rv "i" I''' o volnntrrs ho
Ol HI sliail rrvs for iwu vmiis ur during he trar.
The Mnaiir will consist of iin rarxain, out 1st lira
tenant, vus '.'it lirt-trnant, on 1st m-r-eNnt, ona qiwr
Wrtuaatf r srravant, on commissary Mryeatit. flvc scr-a-cttiits,
vmht corpoiais, two taaiuslers. two farrirrs or
biai-kkiuillts, on SMtidlcr. ons wauotwr ftnd trrrar.
rinsr nnraira Total.lMi rnli.lrd mru Th two bu
gler to bs taken from the prnraivs.
Enli'ted tun will bo sent to Fort Vancouver, in
small pa, iim, al iioerimiHrul rapeiiae, lo ba snlled
and mustered Into the. aervie of th Tnited 8lalee.
when anus and clothing will bs funnshed.
R4TKI OP PAT.
First seriieani. .t per moolh t all other Mnrrast
f I : corporal, 114 . farneror blaiaainilh IU, Fnvat
13: bintlsrlli
In addiuou the men will bs furnished with rlolhinjj
arms, equipments, siihsirtenrs, quarters aud medioal
itendauce Th allowaar of oloihiM la (UjO per
sonih. When an enlisted wan draws less Mian his
yeairlr allowanca of duthirur, ha will be entitled so
receiv lbs difference in snorter.
T:Dien will b wlisisdas prinm. After brinsj
roasanrd into lb eere of the I' n tied 8uus th ap
jH,iurc..til of nonoeBiisaiMted oaflcro is mad.
Keernitltui om- al Sties, nith lh A.(julata Gao
ral, m Holaia s Bhxk.
L0OXEY C. BOND,
9d Lieut. 1st O. C. V., kcv-runius Mtactr.
Salem, J ) ,!! J. titJch dtil.'if
Storage and Commission House,
LKWISTOI, W. T.
IH AVR Icctttil Bisssir at this plac. and sra pro
pared torseeivo, foe sal r oo etoraae, sttv food
or protlae eomiirn4 So as. S' re I goto will' bs aaV
anced and proatpt rMaraa awd.
Caarae reasoaablo,
n Dakar Wall Wall.
O. Huatusoa Dalle.
A M L. at Starr Psntaad
OSO B. COLE.
UwitiM, April Vsk, IMS. - tf
filter- &. SM
HMITIIiv, 1AVI' COfA'M
N O T A ITc ioHO L I C .
A Illsrlil.V Connentrntctl
VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
A FUR31 TONIO.
Ill, IIIFIUB'UEIIM minus,
rnsrAKsn nr
DR. C. M, JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
will srrcTt)Ai.Lr cukk
I.IVF.H CO.MFI-AIT,
uisrtrsi,
jAirifDiCR,
CIIROMC OR KEBVOl'8 DEBILITY,
UlrSKASHis) OF TUB KIDKF.V,
And all Diieniri anting from a Diiordtrtd
Liver or Stomach,
such as
Const ipalinn
Inward l'llcs, ful
ness or Blood ro tlie Mend,
Avidity of the Htoinuch, Nau
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness or Weight in .Stomach, Hour
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the
Pit of tlie Stiitiiutdi, tiwiimmnir of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult llreatliiiiK. Fluttering- at
the Hunrt, Cliosinu' or StilfocalitiK Seimutions when
in a l.yiim l'osline, Uiinness of Vision, Dots or
Welts befois lite Hrtit. Keverand Dull Pain
in tlie Head, Dellciency of Ferspiration,
Ycllownesa of the Kkin anil Kyes, 1'ain
in tlie Side, Uat k, Chest. Llutlis, &.C.,
Budden Flushes of Heat, Uurn
liifT in th Flesh, Con
stant ImRKiniiiKsof
Evil and Qreut
Hopressiuri
of Spirits,
and will positively prevent
Yellowll'ever, Billions) I' ever, Ac.
Thev contain
NO ALCOHOL Oil BAD WII1SKEV,
They will cure tlie nhove diseases in ninety,
nine caaea out of a hundred.
Induced by tlioextensive sale and universal poptilai
itv ol llooutind's German Hitters (purely vevetaltle)
boat ul ignorant Cjiutcke and unscrupulous adveniur.
SIS, UUve Ofteiieu upon siiiierniK uuiusiiiiv lite niiou
uutea of Nostrums in the sliuue of Door wlnskv, vilely
Coiiipouniled with iuiiiriouS drugs, aud christened Ton
lis. Htoinacliit'S and Uillers.
liuware of lite loiiiiiiieralile array of Alcoholic
prepurutiotts in pletliorio bottles and big-bellied
kegs, under tlie modest appellation of Hitters; which,
instead of curing, only aggravant diaease, and leave
th tlisnppoiiiteil sunerer iu aesputr.
HOOFLAND'S GEBMAN BITTEItS.
Are tiulu new uikI untnmi urticle, but liave ntnod
th U'il nf lift wen years trial by the Americiin public i
unU tlivir rqiimitioii auu sale, ure not riVHiiuti ny auy
niitiilur tireiiiinttiun.
1 he proprietors bave thoudHiidsi of letters from tli
mosil eniiiK'iit
CLEKGYMEX,
LAWYERS,
1M1Y3ICIAXS,
AND
cmzExs,
Tettifvhij7 of tlieir own personal knowledge, to the
bPlielir-lHI flli'ClstUKi nieuif'Hi vinnei m iuiih lvucrn.
DO YOII A N T 8 O M ET H I X O TO KTKKNUTII
KN YOU?
I0 YOU WANT A flOOD AITETITET
UO YOU WANT TO BUILD Ul' YuUR COX
STITL'TION T
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL T
DO YOU WANT TO GET BID OF KEKVOUS-
NESSf
DO YuU WANT RNEBOYf
1M) YOU WANT TO BLKEH WELL?
DO YOII WANT A BHIK AND VIG0R0U8
If you lo, luw HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
HITTKHS.
From Rev. J. S'eteto Brown, D. P. , Editor of the
bncyvtvpfttta oj iienetoua inoicitae,
AUIioiiffb imt disponed to favor or recummuiul Pat
ent Mediiinc in general, tliroiigh d intrust of their in
yreiiieil and ellertx ; 1 yet know of no BulliHent re
funs wli' a in nn nuty nut tentifv to the bnelit lie be
Mmvssh liimu'ir to linvii rHRiiived frotn Hnv niniule nre-
punitioii, in the hope that be may tbu coatribute to
the be IK' tit of other.
I Uo lit in the mure readily in reirard to Hoofland'i
Oermaii Biitura. prti tared by Dr. C. M. JKcknon. of
thia city, buciiniH) 1 was pri'juditeil Huainit tbeiu for
muiiv yeaM, itnjr Ihe iinpreuioii that they were
Hiiefly aa alchwlie mixture. 1 am indebted to my
friend Hubert Shoemaker, Knq , fur the removal of tins
prejudice by proper UeU, nud lor encourutfuineut to
try them, wlieu iiH'criiitf from treat and lunpf con
tinued debility. The uiwof three hot t let of there Kit
ten. at the Iwifinninif of the "resent year, was follow
ed by evident relief, and restoration lo a degree of
liodilv and uieutal vior wbicli I had not full for six
nionilis before, and hud almost despaired of regain ina.
I tli ere fore thank God and my friend for directing me
to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BltOWX.
r.nniitLrHiA, June 33, lHtil.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
There art many preparattoni told under the nnme
of Hittentput vp in quart Intttlet compounded of
the cheapen trhinkw or common mm, cotttng from '
to 40 ceatiprr gallon, the taste dtfguited by Antieor
Coriander Sreii.
Thttchaof Bitter hat caused and trill continue
to ettitte, as long aa they can Ae told, hundred to die
the death oj iheaninKara. u inetr une the tystrm u
Itrpt continually; under the infur nee of Akholic Stim
ulants of the trirt kind, the dcire for Ltauor in
crented and krpt vp, and Ihe retnlt in all the horror
ntlrnAnnt uooit a drunkard' Itfo and death.
For those rho demtre and H'tLL 11 A VE a Liquor
Hirers. trfpUMtB tnr jniiorinr rccrtvr ; uetu.yr,
BOTTLE HOOFLAStrs (J F. ft MAS BIT-
TERM and mix with THREE QUARTS OF
GOOD BRASDY OR WHISKY, and fkerenulri
trill he a prrptsratton that will FAR EXCEL is
medicinal cirt ue and true excellence an of the mm
merans Liquor Bitters tn the market, and will cost
ML VII LESS, iou nil have all the virtues of
HOOFLASirS BITTERS in connection tttth a
GOOD article of Liquor, at a mrch lets price than
inese tnjerior preparations rut com you,
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And Fri?nl orHoldlorsa t
We call (he attention of all havitiir relations or
friend in the army to the fart that " UOOb'LAN D'S
(senium ltiltara" will cure nine tcntlis vf the diseases
induced by exposure and orivatinim inrident to camp
hie. It tlie liu, puhliheu alniot daily in the news
par,on the arriviU of the tick, it will be noticed
that a very larfrv pr"'omoiiairsiiileniiirmm ilvuihty
every tune of that kind can be readily cured by
llootlimd'i German Hitters. Diwaws rvsiiltitiir from
Uiimniers nf the diuestire orvaua are speedily le
moved. We have uo heritaiiuii in slaiiiia that, if
thfce Btilers were freely used among our soldier,
huitdrfds of Uvea miyht be saved that other wiie will
ue nsi.
We call i-Hrtinilnr attention to the followinir
markiihlf and well antlieutiratcd cure of one of the
nation's hios. w-hee his, to mm bia own language,
"hat bven aaved by the Bitters :"
Fhilapklphia, AufrnKt 23, 1862.
Messrs. jones y r.cans: w elt, jn-uileiticn, roor
lluotluiid'n tlennaii Ilium has saved my lite. There
nn iniMsike iu thia. It is vouched firby nnmt?re
of my wmrade. aomeof whotm names an appended,
a 'id who were fully coirnizmit of all thecirriiiiiPiancee
of my cae. t aril, and have hren for the laM fmir
years, a niviubfr of bhermau s eelebratrd battery, and
tinder the Imniedia'e commit i id of ('apt. It B. Ayrre.
i UTuiitfii uir rAnwirv nuruunnt noon idt ni limit all
ties. 1 nasattai feed in Novetiihr lait with lnlUinrui .
tion of tlie to ik, and was for ncventy-twn dare tn the
tnwpitaL Tins ww followed by .yreut debility, lieiK'ht
etteil I iy sn mtnt k ot dywaiery. 1 wtta tlit-u reinoved
from the Whit Hoiimj, and vent to this city on bourd
the Hf tuner "State of Maine." nm which I landed on
the th ol June, ninre tlial lime 1 have been a Hon I
as low as one outild be and utill retnin a park of vtt.t
ity. v'ora week or mire ( wa sea ice It Mt to swal
low anything, aud if I did force a monelilowa, it was
luiitteuuiiviv iti row n up attain.
1 could not evf n keep a abme of water on my etonv
ach. IsifeciHilU itot lust otiiVr iliew cirrtiin4iKvr
aud, aeninhnxly. the phyMriane who bad been work
tny fuihlitny, IhtMtifh tiiititirrewfiiily, to rescue sue
from the crttap of the dread Archer, frankly told me
ihey could do no more for me. and adviteti nie to sw a
ct 'rirymsn, and to make sack disposition nf atv 1 1 roiled
fundi as best tutted me. AiiacUMihtance who visited
ne al the lWpHt.1, Ur. Krwienck (seitibron. of Hixth
below Arrh atrevt, adrifrd me, u a forlorn bot. to
try your Bitter, and kindly procured a bottle. Krotn
the time 1 omntenced taking them, theftloomy shadow
of death receded, and I atu now, thank God for it,
rtting bvUer. 1 houxh 1 bave Ink en but two bottle,
hate iraiued ten poonds, and t feel sanguine of twin
rfotiited to rejoin air wife and daiiiihter.tnna whom
have beard uoihiiitforvitfliteen aionttte for, fn tie
men. 1 am a loyal Virnitimu. from tbeviciuitvol' Frtmt
Koysl. To your invnliuible Bitter 1 owe the certain
ty of life wliirh baa taken the utace of vatrae fear
loyour later will lowelbn Korioua pnvileu of
anuu ritupiog to iuy votom tnoee wno are dearest to
to me hi lite. . Very trulv yours,
ISAAC M ALONE.
We folly mociir In the truth of the abovs statement
as ws had dnaired nf seeing our comrade, Ur, Ma
lone, ret4red lo bee Mb.
JOHN CUDPLKUACK, let New York Bstterv.
(HOKGB A. Ai'KLHY.Co, C 11th Maiu
I KWIS CHEVALIER. Sw York
I E bl'ENt'KU. Itt Artillerv. Butler T K.
J 1 KASEWKLM's-B. M Vermont.
IIENKY B JKHOMK.Cu. B, do.
II T M U'IMN -tLD.ro C, h tvliios.
JOHN FfWAKD.Co. E. h Miiine,
HI KM ANN KO H.Co 11, 7i New York.
N U THOMAH, Co, F.eVah Fenn.
A J KIMHt.L.ro,A.3d Vermnnt.
JOHN JENK1N8. Co B, IOi !W
BEH.4UE Or i Ol TtKFEITSl
bee that the ijrnatnre of MC. M. JACKHJN.N to on
tlie Wk vPI'EK ol each bt4il.
Ahonld your ertt dnttrifiet not have the artlele.do
aot be pot off by ny f the ratiairatiitr preparaiiom
UmI may be offered in ito oktew Litt tv1 m as,aa4 w
will forward, eerurelr feeked. bv exprem
Mnclpal Offlce tnd Mmuntctorj,
nm. mi AtuH nrtiBBT,
JONES te EVANS, ropHstor.
8ttocaor to C M JACKSoX k CO.
MIlTl. PAVIMMrtlaad, Af UfOrrm Uftv
DR. D. JAYNE'S
JSXPEOTOltANT
And Sanative Pills,
-I.. .... timii in cn t nvn
H j V ... i i .i r.,i.irln avarr rra-ion of
t,t2y X' I!,; lmv' W, sold, (-nd iter. Is no
plac. m tli. olilil (.Ion wham th,r h not bmn
,,M) that It would s..m alio.;.! super iioms st tins
time to dirert ai i-niion to me u, " : -
lb. pmli. Yl il i d o sulfcriiiu liimianity. aud
SjlSflTw tlmt .".mom,,, rlaa. who, In ths .il.ttMK.a
Lie cliniate of ths 1'ucillc coast, sillier from
Diseases ot the Liings ana inroai,
Inducina- and .iidii.K in CONMUMITIOX. ..msJir of
whom niajr not have um Una wined, "J
should I), allowed lo rea.l some of the ruses when i s
influenre has heen useioi in remeujing
from which tliey are BiiHerinif,
THE EXPECTORANT
Ontrulei IMMEDIATELY upon the BImom,
Surely imi ftpreiily Eradicating, while ths BANA
TlVt HILLS, by preservinK regularity in the bowels,
and nivintr s heulltir ton to the other interns' organs,
aid and assist the perfect operation or the iormsr.
Attention is asked to the following cerlillcalei, se
lecled at random from the muss lo possossiou of th
proprietors, m
Dr. D. Javne Deur Sir i Oen. Win. P. Oiton, one
of my nrhilibori, was cored of bronchitis by tlie use
nf vnor Kivtctorant and Alterative, after havinti lam
forty days at the point nf death, and three emiiieut
physicians liuviiin exhausted their skill upon him.
Several cases of Urupsy and Cancer have been cured
iu my neixhhorhood. My little daughter was taken
last November with an enlargement on the nock,
vi,i,.i irMv vnrv fust. I inmiediatelv commenced iriv
luu her your Alterutivo, and she is now nearly well.
From the Rev. Nelson Cook, lata of Brooklyn, Min.
Msw Yobx. Jan. I.
Dr. D. Jayne Deur Sir i A younw man living in my
house wiu taken with a violent cold, wnicn seitieu on
his loons, causinir a hoarse, hollow couirh, attended
with tuucii fever. This continued for more thun two
weeks, when all thought death to be Inevitable. At
this point 1 commenced giving your Espeetorant and
Sanative Pills, according to directions. In the course
of two or three days, he began to expectorate freely
and in about two weeks be wus about and was soon
well.
A homoeopathic physiriau and fumily spent a night
111 my House. J lie aaognier was laaen mm a yiutcu.
croup, which threatened speedy death. The father
nnving no mcoiiine, cuiiwuueu w a;iw wg &,avvw
rant which soon all'orded rel.ef.
From the (lev. N. M. Jones, Rcrt. of Prot. Epls. C'ch,
Buint liurtiiolomew, niiiuaeipuia.
Philsdslchia. March 31,
Dr. D. Juvne Hear rjin In all cases resembling
Consumption, I recommend Javne's Expectorant,
havtnif in so munv instunces witHessed its benellcial
elt'ei-ls in the two last cases which came under my ob
servation. The I diuiiiistralion of the Expectorant
has, I am happy to say, been attendeu by me moat ae.
eided improvement of' tlie patients.
For a greater number and variety of certiflcatea.and
fuller information regarding these and other of lir. D.
Javne Hiid Hons' Preparations, reference is given to
tlieir AN.VCAJi ALMANAC, which may be had from
any druggist or deuler in mraicines.
SMITH dr. DAVM,
lvW4 Portland, Oregon. Agents for the (State.
NEW, GOOD AND CHEAP,
JONES, REED & CO.,
....AT fsAI.EM, OKKGOW....
SHE SOW HtKllf ACTUIUM, AND KtlP OS H1SO,
B EDSTEADS,
Of I.ATKST and MUST AI'PIIOVKU Pallrrns
Tea, Breakfast and Dining Tables;
WORK STANDS,
CENTER TABLES AWD IDK TABLED,
Toilet and Light Sliimls;
Pyramid Stands, Wash Stands,
DRES8INO BUREAUS,
Cooiplrte Srfs for rltambers, Pnldtrd
and Highly Ornamented,
FRENCH BEDSTEADS, SETTEES;
L0UNOE8, CHILDREN'S OBIBBB,
BookCascs, WARDROBES, Cupboards, Heat Safci,
....ano nearly every other kind of....
HOISE-FUKMSIIING GOODS
....are now made and sold by....
Jones, Reed & Co., Salem, Oregon,
for sliout ONE-HALF the nrice nsuallr
aeked for sinjitar but inferior articles imported from
suuie coBieru maiiuiactory.
Our furniture is made of Maple, almoet exctueicet.
being LIUI1T, KTHONO and SEAT.
We make to order, aud keep constantly on hand,
Doora and Windows
of ever) ieteriplion ; Gothic aud Ogee Sash i Gothic
uoors ana v rsmes i id mcl,
EVF.RVTIIIMl TO MAKK A HOl'SJE,
from the base-board to the cornice.
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS,
Good and Cheap, srfe of pine .- can maks to fit any
sued vt indows, or any sun
jape, ilrmg your measures.
WAGONS! WAGONS !
We have on hand, and svf era
snnrt.a good assortment of Wagon
SI'liKKS aud IIL'UIH, artfully
lam
seiecien iroio gooa vauey oaa.
A DOZEN WOOD W0KKS FOR WAGON'S
ready for I nming, and ar- good ragou complete lor
rouiiing.
Any or sit of the above will be sold cheap for good
par.
Repairing wood work to all kinds of machinery, or
new made to order.
Oar mannfartnnr is near the Woolen Vnrtorv. and
our isules room the ENT1KK. SECOND STOlil of
Qinitu s Ulock, a room iccrnty-tive Jcrt ignore.
Enlrunreon Cominenial street, at the South dnnr
andloa the croea or Ferry street, st Ihe west end of
nie ouiiuin. JUrttS, KttU at CO.
Salem, Oct. 1st. 1861. 31tf
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
SA.V FRANCISCO.
OnnERSforthe porclmneof Menhandise amlarli.
cles of every description, are solicited by Ihe nn-
uvrviauru.
A residence 111 this cilvof overti-n vmirs nA an
perieuce in Ihe business of nearly the same length ot
lime, are considered siimticol lo warrant the confi
dence of persona iu the country who occasionally re
quire piiri haiws bere.to make them through the agency
w. nin.au, c , w, w uv UIBJ ue IVOSing lor a per-
manrnt si-ent in Nin Franrisrn. To either, ihn ,Ivf.
User iiffm his services, assuring all who intrust orders
lo him. that nn elt'ort ahull be spared to execute their
commissions satisfactorily.
Ordtrs must be accompanied Willi the cash or city
Those desiring Information concerning the under
vigiiir.i, an- frit-rnru iw
Wis. T. Coleman lt Co., San Francisco.
J. II. Gogbill at Co., "
('. Lanuley, Druggist, "
Flint, lValody at Co.. M
Ira P. It-inkin.
Ross, Dempster ex Co., 11
J Anthony ii, Co.. I'nten Offlce. Sacramento.
Ana to tlie proprietors of the Stutesman, Saiem.Ogn.
U- orders 1, Maclnnenr, Pianofortes, Nelode
ons, Bewing Jlacbiues, Watches, Jewelry, dtc.will
, I P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
tiJ9 Waahinirtin si . nn
M"K"ire'B Opera House, San Francisco.
IBT IWI. sar
3Inrtlo Mantle lMeoess.
ITALIAN MARBLE MANTEL PIECES, for sals
1 cheap, by
n-i j v- . ,"PKDSkil CRAKF.X.
Portland, ot. t, 3
CASIi
FOR niOKB AND BARK
)AID
1 hv
CLAKK fc HO'.MAW.
6mipd
Salem, Jan. IS, 1663.
M J. II. HAAS,
-Cummsrcial Stml, gain), Dealer lo
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver bd4 rialed Wars',
FINE CLOCKS,
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, c.
AU reees soM j me ar WRAXTID te e as
rtsrissalsa.
ItrpairlnB.
rarUcalar alKatiM pais t reealrta, las Vatekes,
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
lr, Orena. Jaas, 1M1.
Ilt
M WEATRKR FROO PAlST WetK,
XOORE8.
ealess. Fee, l,e3.
Cor. hr Midway
orlla-d, Uo.w.BTSVSSI, j Son.
Ogn. ) ''
'inmf ill..
'rantitca.
Huraii,n&i;o.
tsroiiT.rns asd whoisssh i
Fine Brandies, Wines find Liquors,
Fire Proof Urtrll Hlorc, From i""ii
nerof Oah.l'OBTI-ASIU.
1 1 aud tne puniic 01 1 ireuon --- -.
tory generally, mai aiirr -
esublished a tn.de and facilities t'''"" !)!!
line of goods ''J'''alV'Vai.ria!.
Also, tnilt we are selling gimii. .... . - sil.MIT
f'O PBICKSI and giuirniiteeing them In be ur.nu-
v,L- - I. a. tl ,H. MIlblAlft 10 11)0
1.1ft, OUT ui:,iim " ---j
itrieteet chemical analiiation.
Ho trade tolicllrd csccpt la PISE LIQUORS.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IS PART OF
FINK OLD I3UANPIES,
otni'! niipiiy & 0.,
Jus. HfiiiiPKy,
I iiiicd Tincrnrd I'rop'rs,
A. Ilolnol dc Co..
Plnot, CbIIHhi ',
s. I'surqut-ii,
A. htevnett,
I'nloii of Ihe Propiiefora.
AND VARIOUS OTIIEB BRANDS.
Fine old PORT and SHERRY WINES.
Pure old Oporto Port.
Fine old Burgundy Port, (sweet, heavy)
Duff Gordon, Pale and Golden
Sherry, Harmony Nephews
..AND
Cobbler Sherry (" n1 heavy.) 1
CHUriGHE ASD CASE WISES OP EVERY
DESCRIPTION. .
Kino Old JAMAICA Hum,
st. c'hoix item.
PURE HOLLAND GIN.
FINB OLD WIIIMKKYS.
Stewart and Harvey's Old Scotch
O'Nclirs flnc old malt.
OLD BOURBON.'
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
HUl'JEUIOJt OLD It YE.
Old Peach and Cherry Brand)
OF SUl'EIilOli QUALITY.
Also, a large assortment of CASE GOODS ol
every description used in the honor trade.
N.'B We huve at all times Inrge quantities of Li
quors pnt np in suitable packages for packing to tbo
mines.
I y Orders from Merehunls uud Dealers respect
fully solicited.
" HUMISTOS, WILSON It CO.
Portland, Angust I4lh, Wi SOM
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
....AND....
MACHINE SHOP.
First Rtreet, lietween Yiiiulilll and Hinrrtson.
HA VINCI become sole proprietor ol tliiseslnblish
nieiit.the nniiersigned is now preimn-d to manu
facture ALL KINDS OF STEAM ENGI.VKM.uf sites
from four to forty horse power, portable or stationary
Also, Circular Saw Mills, complete; Hay Presses of
all sizes; Planing Machines (VVooilwonfi's pattern):
Wrought and Cust Iron Work for Vertical Saw and
Grist Mills; brass and iron castings, aud wronglitiron
work of every description.
All orders executed with dispatch, and in a work
manlike manner. DAVID MONNA.HTKS.
P. 8. A reduction lias been made on all kinds of
work at my shop, to suit the trade aud correspond wills
1 1ulifitrnia nrii-.. mnv& I2tf
mny-'i
JOII. It. FOSTER,
Importer ai.d Dealer In Korelstn and Domesllc
HARDWARE, MECHANICS' TOOLS,
JGRIbTLTl'rUL I.11PLEJIEMS, kt., hi., it.,
....sios or THE ordid rtow....
WOL'LD call the atlenlion ,.l pnr- f . tj
chasers to his SPRING rwC'lt,VB"ulfc
nst received, embracing a complete assortment,
among wlnci tniiv be round
Table cutlery, a great variety,
Builders anil cabinet hardware of all kinds,
Mechanics' tools of every description,
Cut and wrought nai Is a'nd spikes,
Hay and manure forks,
Scyt hes and snaths ; axles, rakes, shovels,
Spades, grindstones, bellows, rope, axes,
Glue, oak urn, blocks, shears, fee., fee,
together with
All articles belonging to a general hardware busi
ness, which he will sell 011 the most favorable tenne,al
the sign of the Gilded Plow', Front st., Portland.
JOHN K. FOSTER.
May 8, 1860. tf
Why do 70a use an Inferior
Article
WHEX yon can buy al the same priest The)
celebrated
"Downrr Kerosene Oil"
Tlie best made pure, while ami non explosive, burn
ing Willi a brilliant, steady flu in 0. and combining all
the advantages of this iiicomparuhle and cheapest
illuminator, without the attendant risk and danger of
explosions in using a poor article. At
M00RE3.
Salem.Jan.19lh.18C3. 4Gtf
Code and General Laws of Oregon,
FOU sale at the Secretary or Slate's Ollice. Price
per copy (in coin) fl.95. Postage, if sent by mail
in the Stale, W els. ; out, 40 ets.
April 11th,
NOTICE.
Conntv Conrt Mnrlon conntv, Slate of Oregon.
'HO GAliHET HE.VDKH'h'S, absent defendant
1 You are hereby uoiilied that suit has been com
menced against you and yonr property ailarheU te
satisfy the demand of Matthias llugev, amounting to
one hundred aud seven and & 1U0 dollars, and inter
est Ihereon al the rule of 3 per cent per monlh. Now,
unless yon appear before the rouuiy court of Marion
conntv, Slate of Oregon, at Salem, in said comity, on
the first Monday in July, XUt, and answer the com
plaint in tliis cause filed, the same will Im tuk,n nr
confessed and the prayer thereof will be irranted by
.... .nivf.i w. ,,,
Att'ys for Hairer.
Salem, ArrilRih, ISB3. a,ufi
BLACK WALNUT.
BLACK WALNl'T KAII.INO and NEWEL, for
Stairs. States ninnufaciure f,,r satebr
, , HI(llARLSUcCnAKEN.
Portland, Sept. Slh.lHiiS. 27,f
DO YOl' WA'T TO Bl'Y A FA KM I
I nK snle, 1 good FARM of 3X acres near Silver-
1 Lin lIunnnKAnnlii u II .:... .J 1 a
., wen siumictj, twiu uuuer vocxi
'Pv'ment Jl.ere on it . UrW, welMinwhwl
..in -. ssmausrci
splendid, living springs of water, and other conven
iences Which, tnff.th.v n,blr. ;. ull. .
farm, r.o
TlRJU. Part IMaV Awei unJ k..
able time, wnhwcimtr. Apply to
8a.em,Sep.g,,8o,-Mtf""?ASPDt.
BASS & ABEL,
..STTHSIR..
STEAM FACTORY
SEiS THS STEAMBOAT LAHDISO, SAtS,
KEEP OX I1JD, AD JUMPAITCBB.
ALL K1MII nc '
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE,
si uiaow i muirt, Ac, Ac,
xt rt-ItsisH. to onnn
Every TarErly of 01TS1DE and ISSIDE Finisl
oi.KUL,b-w ijol. WOOD-TCRSISO, etc.
Allkindanr Jnll IITOr J :.l . .
ai . i. V.. v..... won neatnemi and
dispateh.-aiif UASS Sl AltKI.
WQOLI Unni 1
m w sw a mm m
Notice to Fanners and Trarlpra
s.iiss anoereianen. Bavins; nana Br
B rantf.nt.nl. tt.ii!. t . , - ,
est W.h.1 Ik-alrr. In Knr..H.. -in
rmj . 1 run b ix cash 2
A wnnri:":'. hmi LAHOE and WELL-
vus-aa-,' "wi UI ;
Groceries and Liquors at T,HoIesale.
Orders nsnathn. iu..j . j . ,v""l-
' ' am, promniiT attended
w hnlesale Ororer and Liunor Dealer,
44 Front street.
STH A Vrn nu smkas w-
pROM Parrish's pasture, aliont j BilesVroni ff
It - T) t
upTftted u, be wW.bere tn rirtnhtTw J?
leadto the discovery of qid Iwrse, will b. suijuav
warded by leaving word., Bell i llr,!;
Mir
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