The Oregon statesman., July 27, 1863, Page 3, Image 3

Umvqiia. July 23, 5803.
Kii. Statksman. Ai you nnnoimco that
1 ho letter nf Mr. Lincoln to tli Albany iitri-t-iti
will be published lu your next issue 1 lu g
' Inivo to jiri'iiciit u few nuHKenlintn tlii'tvuii. I
linvo tint cutiouri'i'd with Mr. Viilliunliglmin In
the inuin. since tlii) breaking out of thu war,
lint I roc iititlitug in the excesses of hit conduct
li t In nuy sense wnrrunt liis arrest, Iry a mil-ilitrj-
force anil trial liy u military court in tlio
punuvful 8 Into ill Oliin, end iu utter hiIivitnuii
of ciiimtituliiiiml guunitttiut. and cmitGiiinttniui
disregard, of a luw of the lust session of tlio
lint Congress, intended to prnvidu for just audi
citses in tliis. Of ivlnit nvuil id it fur Congress
to rnact laws if any military ouiniimiulniit may
eet them ut tlcfiiuico ? Tim correspondent (if
thu Bpringlield (Unas.) Republican, which you
(iinte, ruusiitid well mi thm point, though hi
iiliirin ii evidently foiiuded in thu fear that
some -future, dciiioorutio President may avail
liiuiself of thii Hud those precedents to arbitra
rily punish alitilitioirists mid llhnlitiim distimmi.
ists. Ami, well may they tremlilu in that bit
half j for Midi nuts liccomo precedent!, and in
time, of high party excitement such as wo are
ure to witness in tlio coining times, are 'likely
to bo improved upon, mid made to justify tyr
annous, retaliation. Mr. Lincoln creates facts
for Mr. Vallandighum. and makes out a case
of encouragement of desertion t but, tlio
peeoll for which ho was arrested contained
nothing of the kind ; the proofs on which his
conviction proceeded, embodied unthiug of tlio
kind. On the coutrnry, it appeared that while
Vallondiglinm 'denounced mine of tho measure-!
and agents of the gnveruinunt, ho conn
belied enuruissioii to the laws nud constituted
authorities, until they could be changed at the
ballot box. Certainly it it not treason to
choose other rulere than those we have,
and inaugurate other policies than those in
vogue, through tho peaceful mode (f the ballot-box.
The fact undoubtedly hi that Vul
Inndigltani's offence consisted in too free eso of
die tongue concerning men. . He spoke in no
respectful terms of Lincoln, while he charno
tised Gen. Bnrnsido as a weak and petty ty
.rant. Durnsiilu could not brook tins, and
Lincoln chafed at being represented as a weak
man in the hands of bud and designing men.
If Vulliindigham hud suid Lincoln wnsaCin
cinnatus and Burnside a Napoleon, lie could
luivo added what he ohose ot their acti, with
"impunity. The party from which the republi
can party descended could never tolerate crit
icisms of its magnates. Hence, in tho Elder
Adams' reign.we had tho Sedition Law, punish
ing by fine, imprisonment and banishment any
"libels'' upon the tiflicers of the government,
Thu manner of Valliuidighain's urrest was
most repulsive to Americans. The old British
system, (not now dared to be openly adopted
in tli ut kingdom) of government spies and in
formers, was resorted to ; an inferior olSuer
was sent in disguise to detect, nud then ho
come witness and prosecutor; and VullRiidig
hain was taken from his bed at the hour of mid
night by an armed force, and by stealth trans
ported hundreds of miles for trial. The bo
sotted party press, or the flippant and senseless
-orator, many see nothing in till this to ulurin
tlieni ; but the dispassiuiiute and sober citizen,
in view of the disturbed and uncertain state
of things promised in thu coming decade at
best, sees ill it a pnrtentious cloud surcharged
only Willi cvu. in me well expressed language
of an important body recently assembled in
i'ennsyliuinit, it is a power winch, if not dan
gerous in the hands of an amiable President,
is delegated by him to military subordinates,
and ngiiiu re-delegated by them, till its hideous
presence is lelt all over the land. The better
class of republican papers have condemned
this arrest, and I have now before me tome
-columns of extracts of this character. I tulle
but a single one, frum the Springfield Repub
lican, a paper second to none iu character uud
standing as a republican organ :
"It is much to be regretted that Gen. Burnside
has not been assigned to sums command where
there is Bgliling to bo done, and the country is
disappointed uut to see liiui inarching an at my to
the deliverance of the lone oppressed Unionists
of East Tennessee, instead ot mixing up civil
nd military affairs in the loyal States of Ids de
partment. lis logic is vicious through
out, and the .policy of bis cuiirsa more so. The
government cannot punish men for treason bo
cause their acts tend to give aid and comfort to thu
enemy. His subordinate, Uen. Huscail, who rules
the sub-department of Indiana, iu bis supple
mentary order, foci a step beyond Uiirnside, and
fairly ruus the thing Into the ground by threat
ening to punish all newspapers and public spong
ers who endeavor to bring I he war policy of tlio
government into disrepute.
Clement C. Yullaudigham has written from his
place of confinement to make an appeal to all
democrats, to his country, and to time, to vindi
cate his causo against unjust men. The last of
these invocations is repeated with an earnestness
which indicates a sincere and ntfecting belief that
futurity will restore ilia rights and honor his
memory! Time has indeed not seldom wrought
like tins to set on high forever those whom all
things had agreed together to despise and trample
on. And there has not been wanting often to
such upon whom timo was fulling the reproaches
of the time then present, an ear to catch the dis
tant, reversing, appKuding verdict of the patient
ages, that were following after. It Is improssivo
to witness these changes in the rank of men. The
first trial closes, and the court is declared to be
adjourned without day, and straight there is ar
rayed a new and a mora august tribunal. The
places and the oien begin to shift. The prosecut
ing officer listens to hear bis own indictment.
The culprit eip6iiiul the law. The Cornish
Eliot is King in Whitehall, and Charles Stuart
Jives in 'a dark and smoky room' in a tower."
Mr. Lincoln affects to regret that the Alba
ny meeting did not address liuu as Americans
iusteud ot democrats ; that it is affectation is
is manifest. When the republican senatorial
caucus addressed hi il as a party meeting de
manding the diriuissul of Seward from his
Cabinet, he replied to them, but expressed tio
regret tliut they addressed liiui as r publicans,
aud not us Americans or American Senators.
Wendell Phillips, and other abolitionists have
from the beginning assailed the government,
and declared fur separation ; Gov. Andrew of
Massachusetts formally and directly tuld the
President that lie could have no more troops
from that Suite uutil be declared for emancipa
tion ; aud yet, they were never arrested, or
eves rebuked, (ii Mings, of Vallandigham's
State, Is a life-lung diauniouist; Uiddiugs it
"scut beyond our lines'' by Mr. Liuculu with
commission to represent our government
abroad! Cassias M. Clay, of Keutuvky, an
other peslileut abolitionist, for a long time held
a Major O-noml's commission, perloriuing no
service ; wiiy ne perloriuea none, let him tell.
Clay says :
"I told President Lincoln that I could not east
tcould not enter the Jitld salrn the folic) of likuviing
(as tinea of rebels sent ndoptti. As soon as the
President issued his proclamation of the SKd of
Oepieiuuer, I ojereamy itrtut to iea. Haueck.
Thereupon Clay was sent at Minister to Kut
sia, where he now is. Was not his am) An
drew's course calculated to discourage enlist
ments and euoouragu desertions I Not an ab
olitionist bos been arrested (ruin the beginning
of the war to the present time. But, Mr. Lin
col u refers to the case of Uen. Jackson, and
the subsequent refunding of his fine by the
American Congress, and Judge Douglas sup
port thereof. That is crtaiuly one of Lincoln's
joivt, and it is as cool a one at be ever perpe
trated. Tlie refunding of lieu. Ja.kson's line
was fought step by step, with bitterness and
virulence by the party to which Mr. Lincoln
belonged. Uen. Jackson was denounced as a
.military usurper and tyrant. If Mr. Lincoln
was asked il, had ho been in Cougress, be
should bave joined his friends in those denun
ciations and in their vote against refunding the
flue, he wcold undoubtedly answer yes. There
is uo doubt at all about it. In those days, he
and Mr. Douglas Were antagonists, and iu all
party matters (aod the vote upon the Jackson
liue was made a party one) opposed their volet
to each other. Just as properly might Mr.
' Liuuolu have referred lu Mr. Douglas' hearty
i support of tho Mexican war, as an example lor
Yailaudighuui, as to Dnoglas' vote and ietch
es opou Hie Jackson line. The only difference
would have been that Mr. Lincoln was not in
Congress, and had no voice and vole, at the
time of the refunding of the fine ; but he was
k iu Cougress near the close of the Mexican war
aud spoke aud voted against grantiug sup
plies to our army engaged in upholding Uie
bouor and power of our Bag there.
I cauLut better close this cotntoooicauoo than
with an eitraot rroin a speech of Daniel Web
ster's in the Senate) upon the freedom of
speech, Mr. Webster exclnimed :
"It Is the ancient and nndnitlited prerogative of
this people to canvnaa public measures and the
merits of public men. It Is a homo-bred right'
a lire-side privilige. It hits been enjoyed in ev
ery house, cottage, and cabin In the nation. It
Is as undoubted as the right of breathing the sir
or walking iho enrlb. ltclonginir to private life
ns a right it belongs to public lifo as a duty.
Learning nt all times to ho courteous and tein
perato lu its use, except when the rifjht Itself is
questioned, I shall plant myself on the extreme
boundary of my own right, and IU defiance lo
any arm that would move mo from my ground.
This high constitutional privilege I shall defend
and exercise in all places ; in time of war, in time
of peace, and at all times. Living I shall assert
iti and, should I leave no other inheritance to my
children, hy tlio blessing of tied I will lonvti them
the inheritance of free principles, and the exam
ple of a immly, independent and constitutional
defonce of them." I'NION.
RAISING THE SUNKEN VKSHKLS IX HAMP
TON B0AD8.
A letter from Portsmouth, Virginia, says the
government has made extensive preparulious
for raising many of the vessels which were sunk
in that vicinity nt the commencement of the
war. Wo quote i
Last Fall, tho wreckers began operating nt
the navy yard of this place, where the James
town. Delaware. Columbus, Ponnsylvania.Ger
imuitown and United States lay submerged.
The two laitor have been raised from their
sunkeu positions, aud now lie high nud dry upon
the shore.
Opposite Newport News, tho Cumberland
and Congress lie, in' about eleven fathoms of
water. 1 he former is with her starboard side
upward, and is grcutly exposed to the ebb and
flow tides. This mukes it more thau ordinarily
diftioult to nperute upon her. The snhmariue
divers go down every day, and thns far have
placed heavy chains throogii the port-boles.pre-narntory
to raising her. Tlio lifting power will
ho ready verv soon, and when this is attached
the ships will come up.
The divert give it ns their opinion that the
woodwork of tho Cumberland it oonsidcnbly
worm-eaten on the inside. They thiuk iliat
the hull will be found to be in good condition.
Several guns,', aid some iron have already
been taken out pf the Congrost, A number of
relics, suuh as tabors, pistols and knives, have
been brought up. A number of skeletons arc
on board tho vessels. Some are iu nn upright
position, whence it is presumed that they, when
alive, were endeavoring to make their escape
when the illfuted ship went down. After the
remains of tlieso noble men who lost their lives
on board the Cumberland and Congress, while
battling the rebel Mei rimao. are recovered, they
will be placed separately in boxes and conveyed
to the Portsmouth Navy Hospital, and interred
with nil due honors In the. burying ground con
nected with the institution, if not recognized by
their surviving friends. This is in accordance
with a letter from the Secretary of tho Navy to
Captain Hulhrnok, who is superintending the
raising of the vessels for the government.
The Merrimac lies in the Elizabeth rivcr.be
twecn Sewall's Point and Norfolk. A little
white flag Hies over tho snot where she was
sunk, to designate her. If she were raised she
would be of but little value to the government,
as her bottom wus blown out. She is an ob
struction in tho river, nud will be undoubtedly
removed, and this will be done by blasting her
under tho water. Her timbers wilQheo come
to the surface and float away. Thu metal re
maining can ne easily gathered hy tlio divers.or
removed beforehand.
Hosides the vessels enumerated, 'thero nre
ninny smaller craft lying at the bottom of the
river and out in Hampton Uoadr.
Pacific Uailkoaij. The report of tho
President of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany submitted to the stockholders, shows the
uffuirs of tho company to be in a very fluttering
condition. Alter a your of great aotivitv and
bearry expenditure, the President reposts that,
with the exception of the bonds issued for iron
and rolling stock, the company does not owe a
thousand dollars, and that would not be stand
ing had the parties in whose favor the nccounts
were audited, called for their money. This is a
very unusual condition for a railroad cmunanv.
just beginning a great enterprise, to occupy, it
is evidence that the hnnnciul alfuirs of the com
pany have been carefully and suocessfullr man
aged. Iron has been purchased to lay seventy
miles ot the hue, uud enough for thirty-lhree
miles is now on the way, A portion of it left
Iioston in April, and, if nothing happens to pre
vent, will arrive iu a abort time. The rollinc
stock bus also been purchased. The Directors
Have surmounted tlio Uilbcullies of tho first
year, nud will have fewer ohstnclcs to contend
with hereafter. 1 he turning: point in the crest
enterprise has been left in the rear, and here
after the road will advnnoe as rapidly as the
moor oaii ne commanded io perioral the work.
Thu contracts for tho thirty two miles needed
to make the first section of fifty miles will be let
within a few days. The bridge over the Amer
ican is iu such an advanced condition tliut the
contractors co.ild finish it, were it needed, e.nlv
in Augosi. i ue wora on mo lino is progress
ing satisfactorily. Sacramento Union.
Sagacity of Grant. A letter in tho Ciu
ciunati Gazette about Vickshurg affairs, says:
A few days since, Pemhcrton shoved lire
hundred negroes through his lines. Grunt se
lected the stoutest and best Irom among the
number, to be used to advantage, either with
muskets or spades in their hands, nud sent the
remainder back for the rebels to feed, with a
polite request to the rebel General that lie
should not try that game any more.
i v A Knnsns paper (making a joko of a
grave matter) inciilions a report that a man re
cently died a natural death iu Jackson county,
Mo. It adds, that the report needs confirma
tion. Gen. John A. Sutler has presented to the
San r rancisco Pioneers a small bronze cannon,
cast at St. Petersburg in I8U4. and mounted nt
Sutter's Kurt in 16-lti. where its bronze lips, in
Hint year, S oke a salute to the American Flag
when first hoisted over the soil.
The Rebel Finances as Exiiimted by
Reiif.l Autiioiiitiks. Tlio Montgomery (Al
abama) Adtertiter i not pleased with the fi
nancial policy of the rebel Secretary Memmin
ger. It declares that with "a smaller civil and
military establishment than the North, and
witb a more economical administration of af
fairs, the expenses of the Confederate govern
ment are more than dmihle those of the United
Suites. However we mar deceive ourselves,"
it adds, "we cannot deceive the world io regard
to these facts. The continuance of tho war
for two or three rears longer will create a nub
lio debt the interest of which cannot be paid
even at four per cent." And all this has been
brought about, the Adtertiter affirms in con
clusion, by Memminger. and those like him
who, by their foolish policy, are draining the
South of its very lifo blood, heedless of the
plainest principles of political economy. Those
people who indulge in chronic complaints of
the large expenditures of the federal srovern
ment necessary for the suppression of the re
bellion will probably find in this statement of
the rebel condition and policy a fresh evidence
of what they are pleased to regard as tho "su
perior saiioity ," not only of the rebel treasurr
management, but of the entire war policy of
the rebel administration. Meti lork .eening
foil.
The Kf.bkl General, Pbtioru. The reb
el General J. J. Petigru, killed on thu Upper
Potomac wot the sou of the lete Judge James
Petigru. one of the few steadfast patriots of
SoutLi Carolina. He had been in active ser
vice ever the attack on Fort Sumter by the
forces of Beauregard.
Immkssb Wehtwakd Emiokation. A let
ter from Omaha City, Nebraska, to the Mil
wankec Xciei says I
There are'.MK) wagons going through to the
mines. There is also government mcort of
Ma) cavalry in company with them. The roads
are covered with wagons most of tho time
Some going to Pike's Peak, and others to
Washington Territory, Cabforoia and Oregon
Most of the teams now are ox teams. A horse
train consisting of 1 ,20" wagons is about
jim aifc-ad.
MARRIED.
At Walla Valla, Thomas Gilkcrson and Eunice Uc
Whirk. Ai Cnneniah, by Rev. C. C. Stratum, Chas. II. Son
man nud Miss Miittln Widdron.
In j.iiin (o uitv, July ii-M.Mr. Lewis Rpores of Lane
county and Miss' Amanda Knniitiiln.
Inly -till, bv Itev. .Ins. Kulsuv. Itev. A. C. Hewlett
of the M. Iv. Church South, and Miss 8timh K. Cooke,
of Clackamas count v.
DIED.
In Marlon comity, 1 Ub, of putrid sore throat. Kiincy
Ellen, injod !!yrs. .) inos., daughter of U. W. and Julia
A. Taylor.
At Vort Yuinbill, S.rith Inst.. .Jennie May, tgei S
yrs. and 9 mos., cbnigbtcr of Cnjitaiii L. 8. Scott, coin
iimmler of that post.
Little Jenny's loss is deeply felt by her parents, and
all whom she cheered wltli lisr innocent jilce, purity
and beauty. K. A.T.
In Plaesrvillo, Itoiso mines, July lut, of lung fever,
Lane Mullock, of Lane county, ngud 4- years, i mos.
and 13 davs.
Iu l'ortlmid,, Tuly 2-.M, Arthur Iiiemham, son of V.
W. snd I. V. bilker, Bleed '1 mos. aod I'J days.
Iu Portland, July 'i.kl, Klmora Kllswnrlh, youngest
son of T. 1'. and Margaret Farley, aged I yeur, 4 mos.
and 'J I davs.
Special Notices.
C'ANURinoK, Iud., Feb. C, 1806.
Mkssiis A. L. 8coviM.Ji, Co Cents i This Is to
certify that I have used Dr. Mott's Liver Pills in bil
lions attacks, and found them to bo the best I'ills that
I ever used for that purpose l mid I have ulso used
them as a cathartic medicine, aud have found hut little
use for n physician since I had them in my family.
Iw3l Yours, truly,
ASA FRENCH.
II in H Liviso. This is very apt to produce u disor
dered stomuch, resulljiiK iu dyspepsia. Hooltund's
German Hitters will entirely relieve any nausea or
bad fooling, and prevent more serioua consequences.
If you have the dyspepsia, a few bottles will entirely
restoro the eullve organs to tholr original vigor,
For salo by druggists and shopkeepers everywhere.
Mink Ykaiis op Auonr. Cbus. Montague, sou of
Mr. John Montague, of New York, after enduring unheard-of
pangs from malignant scrofula for nine con
secutive years, was radically cured in a few months
hy that Elixir of life nud Irresistible uutldote to poi
son in the blood, llristol's Sanwparllla. The disease,
commencing at the ankle joints, had mounted to the
eyes. Physicians suid that it was preposterous to sup
pose that any medicine could snvo the patient. Nev
ertheless, this awful case of hereditary scrofula, sue
coined to the grout Vegetable Hpccillc. Tho letter of
the father of the young man to Dr. Bristol, la one of
the most remarkable documents ever published. Yet
It is only one among thousutids of proofs tliut no ma
liguunt external diseaso, whether it exists in the skin,
the glands, the Hush or the muscles, can withstand the
hygieun properties of this houllli-restoring, life-saving
preparation. Proiniueiit druggists ulwuys have It for
sule. I in 19
Sahza. We have long supposed this celebrated
drug hud come to he an exploded humbug, but wo ure
assured by those skilled in the healing art, that not
the snrsapurilln Itself is to be blamed fortius coudu
ion, but tho miserable worthies preparations of it
that have been pultned off upon die eotiiuuinity pre
parations which contain uttout ns much of Its virtues
as they do of gold dust. It is a coimnorehil fact, that
almost all of tlio aursaparilla gathered in the world, is
consumed in the old countries of Europe, where the
science of medicine has reached its highest perfection,
and where they know the best what to employ for
the mastery of disease. Hence we ara glad to flud
thnt we are now to have u compound of Ibis excellent
alterative, which can be rolled on, and our community
will not need bo assured that anything Duct. Ayer
makes is worthy of their confidence. He has been for
years engaged in eliminating this remedy (see adver
tising columns) designing to make it his "chef a" oa
vre" which should ndd the crowning glory to ,his al
reudy enviable reputation. American Celt, N. Y.
Dr. Baker's Pain Panaoea for the our of
pslii In the Sl'imneli, Rack anil Bnwcli, Hums, Quinsy, Cuts
nd Ssrslllngs, tollc, Diarrhea and Uliemnatlsm, llesdsrhs
Toothache and Ksrsehe. Putn eannot tatM whert thit
remedy U faithfully llssrf.
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remedy yet discovered. A cure ll certain In ell cases ot
Dlspepsla, Weak Oressl, Llrer Complnlnt,Qeneral Debility,
Fever and Aiie, Putrid Sore Throat, B,ni and Kidney Dis
ease, c, Ac.,
Families should never be without a inpply or It In the
house. Directions are fully given and particularly adapted
to thedlseawsror which the "Pain Pniiscea" Is recommended
For stile by druggists everywhere. Bee advertisement iu
snolher column. M4tr
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It-
Diseases and Symptom Enumerated.
Cut It onl and preserve it. You may not now require It,
Put may at aome Future day.
"It gives health and visor to the frame,
And bloom to the palld cheek." .
It Saves Long SulTerlng aod Exposure.
Beware of Counterfeits. Iml6 Cures Ouarantled.
New Ferry at North Salem.
THE undersigned would give notice to the travel
ing public lluit lie has established a itWINU FF.lt-
UY mi the VYillnu'.elte river, one-half mile below the
old ferry, and will ferrv at asy stage of tenter and t'a
all kiNdt of vcatker.
nATCs or rtitniAoit!
1 spun of horses or yoke of oxen '-'" els.
Kiu-h additional animal 5 11
Man uud horse Vi "
Footman 0 "
Ijoose cuttle ami horses each 6 "
Sheen ami hugs i "
We have excellent facilities for ferrviuir STOCK of
all kinds. Our hout will currv -10 bead uf cattle ut
one time wilh perfect sufety, slid will cross the river
in Irom 1 lo b minutes. UM ot. Mll-.l.l.r.
Sulein. May Hlh, 11:1. a) r.'mlllpt paid
AdinliiiNtrntor's Nolic e.
XTOTICrc is hereby given thnt the undersigned has
1 1 lieen ilulv appointed ti v the county court of Polk
enmity, Oregon, iidministnitor of the estate nt t lie lute
VYm. Allen, or sum county and ntaie. All persons
havinir cli-:ms against suid estate are reunested to ex
hibit litem within six months from this date, with the
pro nor vouchers, to said administrators! his resideuce.
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II .iiii-Hnuii prveniev, I ,,m riimiiv, rn-tr"U.
wis AiiKAiAi.il ill r.lll.I , AOI11 r.
Notice lo AbM-iit DrfpiKlant.
TO KL'SSKLL II. O'DKLL-Yoii are hcroliv notl
X fled tliut unleaa you appear in the circuit court of
the state of Oregon, Tor tho cuuntv of lainhill, on the
second Monday of November, 1K3. mid answer the
complaint of Abrara Coovert, ptaintiir, which has been
filed in said court against vuu, and pruya judgment
aguinst you for the sum of four hundred and forty-one
dollars and eleven cents, besides interest und rosta.the
same will be taken for eoufessed, aud the prayer
uiereoi win ue graniea uy ine court.
Hy order of lion. K. I. Iloise. Judge.
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Piiiiitu, Oils and GIuhh,
White Lead,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Painters' Materials, &c.
ALSO
Kerosene Oil and Lamp,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, hbls. and cases.
Lard " "
Kerosene "
Machine " "
Tanners' "
White Lead, kegs and pails.
Turpentine,
Painters' slock,
Window Glass,
-AND A STOCK OF
DRUGS AUD MEDICINES
Unsurpassed in the h'tatc, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
HODOE CALEF,
!)7 Front ttreel, Portland.
17tf m
CROCKERY
VARIETY STORE,
Commercial Street, Siilcni.
N. Flsill. would resneutfullv inform
.liis old fi-ieuls, and the iww oucn r,tliut
'lie is now opening at liis NEW STOKE,
on Commercial Street, Salem, a
A Large and Varied Assortment
OP C'ROCKKHY,
0LAS3-WAUR,
WOODEN-WAUK,
WILLOW-WAIIE,
TABLE CIITI.DKV,
and a FULL ASSORTMENT ot
Fumily Groceries,
Hill nf wliicli liowill sell at WIIOLKAI.K or IIP.
TAIL, nt prices warranted lo tfivo satisfm'tinn. or no
skIo. Give mo a cull, anil look at tlio tine gotsls, if
jruu no noiwisa to purcnass. o trouuls to snow
goods.
IIolel-Kerpcrs mid Families
wil Hnd it to llicir advantage to purchase tlieir Glass
ware and Crockery from me. as I shall ALWAYS
krep a FULL AHtiOlt TMENT and tell A T LO IV
Pill CES for cash or ready pay.
Toy I Toys I
I am also well supplied with an extensive assort
ment oi toys, ot loreigu and domestic nmnufiieture.
N. K1SII.
Opposite Statesman BuildiiiK, Hulem,
June at), IHC3. atiif
Rliii-ringe LlreiiHcs.
NEW lot, just printed and for snln nt. the
I STATESMAN OFFICE.
SUBLIMITY COLLEGE.
Hl'BLMIITV, OKKOON.
THOMAS II. CRAWFORD, A. 11., Teacher of An
cient IjanumiKes hiii! llirluir Mitlliemntirt.
v. w. IJHACH, Teacher in English Deimrtment.
rTUIE college building la to be Milled und enlarged,
mi uiab kuiwuis oi tin graues win ue accommo
dated. EXPENSES.
Ijnigiiagos, Ojiiarterly ...Ji:i IK)
Higher English $7 III) to H IUI
ninmnn English 5 IKI lo II lltl
l'ritnury Department 4 IK) to 5 IKI
Hoard in private families front f ) to ( I per week.
CALENDAR FOR ISftM.
First term begins August II I st. Half term
begins Nov. liith ; vanilion during holiduvs.
1N64, Examinutiou, Feb. 41 Is. rnseoud tenn he-
giim Feb. Mill. Varutioli of one week, beginning
April jtb. Half term begins May Sd. Kxaiuiiiation
Tuursdiiy July silat.
t iTTnis limitation will be free from any sectarian
Influence. IJ Sw'-tJ
Dissolution ol'opui'tiivi'slilt.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between J.
W. Boyle aud J. W. MrAI'ee Is tliis day dissolvtd
by mutual con-eut. Dr. J. W. Iloyle will be found at
Ins farm ill I'ulk county at all limes, unless absent
upon professional business. Ir. ,1. W. McAfee will
continue to practice medicine in Salem.
J. W. 1I0YI.K.
J. W. McAFKK.
Palero, July 2H, lSt3. Uwtfipuid
JW. BOYLE, Physician nntl Surgeon.
will prartirehis profession as firinerlr. Dili s
at his resideiioa in l'olk county, three miles cast f
Dal Ins.
July SO, 1113. QOtf
J. w. soi tiii: it,
BOOKSELLER
....AND IXroHTKR OS STATI ISSIir... ..
Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous,
.IND BLANK BOOKS, -
June 0 Hif Second street, Corvallis.
To Wool Growers.
THE undersigned desire In inform the
wool growers uf Oregon who may desire
to improve llleir Hocks, that we lis re for side
a few CHOICE TIIOUorUMIIKKU
TIKHIMO HtlKV.r, of the French, hipanish and
Australian families of that breed.
JDREI'll HOI.MAX,
JOHN XI I MO.
Parties interested, are respectfully referred to the
lists of Vestr'sms awarded hy tkr t-t'rrn titutt Ait'
ncullural Hodttf, where it will be aeon that the
small Hock we now olfer to sell from has mined FIVE
riKSjTPKIXKslaiid ONE ailii'O.IU out of 7
entries, Qgatntl tknrp tompetnton srWA the bett tkerp
in the Utatr.
Address John Minlo, Mem, or rail at my farm, t
miles south of Salens, on the stage road.
Having the sole management of the finek, I Will
warrant every animal sold to be pure htoodrd and as I
represent it in every respect, JOHN It INTO.
l'omona Hill, Marion Co., April !M, MK. bin!)
PAI3TEK ft CO.
Practical Printers, and Dealersla
Type, Prttttt, Printing Materials,
Ink, Paper, Cards, Ate.,
510 CLAY St.,1iovc Snnsnmn,
1. 1. raisTta ) HAN FRANCISCO.
1. M.raiaTKa
T. r. raisTSit) Offices fitted out with dispatch. Itf
WOOL! WOOL!
fTTK would respectfully inform the
V wool-growers that we are again in
the market, and will purr ham, and
PAV, I AMI,
Ilia hiuhest price. We bave effected arrangements in
Han FranriKo, and Ihe Kaetern eiiiee, which will
enable us to pay the market price for wool is Son
f rnncim, leas tlie ireignt Bun cnurgee.
(live us a call befure selling.
HELL Ic IIROWN.
ftsletn, Oregon, April 15, l3, ntf
DIt. lltJKTOIS-H
BALSAMIC COMPOUND!
..rum ths..
pedT aa4 Radical Oar of Qossorrhosa, sad
11 Olseaaea of ths Urinary Orgaos.
mitlMIs a remedy which rrnolres no awistanre i It
1 performs its duty quickly and thoroughly, leaving
bo injurious effect either to the .constitution or to the
h.rl Mlferied.
It ia ihe result of long experience, snd close obser
vation in a great nnmber of rmsea. snd haa been inra
riablv aneeessfill where ether snedirinee or Irealmellta
bave failed i thus proving itself lo be a remedy long
required ny me puuiic.
Price, 91 per Hottlr.
For eule br Irrnpgivu everywhere. t. Agent for
thfj fact e Coast. CSiaa. LAIfsSI.KV,
Wholesale Dmggist 3O0 Coniae-cusll'Stract,
lyCOis Kear Front St.. Ran Franriseo.
my
BEMNETT HOUSE,
MALUM, OIUOfjOIN.
C. L. FISHER. Pronrltilor.
'MI'. siiIimci Iber wlsln-a in Inform Ills friends
1. und mill d oonnnillv ti,,,, i.i M.:u ...... i.i.
ntmost endeavor to please tlioso who fsvor Ills
litin Willi t heir niitroniiui. hi !,.. l,n... ..un..,iaW
hotel Tho table will at all limes be supplied with all
the Unllis.-lus of the season. Good rooms and clean
ens.
Hoard per wcok, with lodging fl 00
Hoard por week, without lodging a 00
May Stli, IHiill, 8 "ilf
HUMPHREY'S FERRY,
MIIIIS old ferrrv, known as HUMI'IIRKY'S FKll-
-m. ui, i. now in running outer. II crosses tho Wil
lamette rivur
On a imiRCT HfMO between SU.F.M anil
(JOHVAI.I.I.
This ferrv la a irood one. and the mum I. r ;;...
shorter thau by way of Albany, and pers traveling
this way liuvo but one ferry to cross. limliipd
hlK-i'lir Srtle.
BY virtue of nn execution Issued out of tho Circuit
Court of the fitateof Oregon for the county of
Polk, and to me directed, in favor of James A. O'Neal
vs. William Uillimn. for want of neraoiml ttrntmi-tv in
sutlsfv the same, 1 have levied upon and will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for rash In hand, at the
courthouse door in Dallas, in suid county, on Hu I Ur
du v, tlio 1st day of August, A. D., ISlid, betwnen the
hours of II o clock, A. m. and 4 o clock, r. . "t said
duv. all tlis riiriit , title and interest of the saiil William
Gilliam, the Hhnve named defendant of, in, and to the
following described premises to wit i Ihe west half of
it certain I met of lund siiiiiUn in thn county of Polk
and Suite of Oregon, known anil doslgimlnd In 1 1,0
surveys and plats of the United Whites ns Notification
No. 54'tli, Claim No 611, and mote uanlculiirlv des
cribed at beginning 11,411 ehua, n of tlio s e corner of
sec. n in I M, r o w, running thence o tS.W chains ;
tuence nn,uuonns j tnence n ni,. elms i thence sM,
14 1 thence e Ss.tlll elms, to the nlaeo of beiriuuina-
continuing (ill 11-100 aens, more or less, to he sold to
sutisiy tlio ntiove execution, costs and uccriilng coats.
, I- M.BUTLER, Sheriff Polk Co.
Dallas, June SO, 1S0M. 4wlS
Attention, Marlon Rifles.
REGULAR DRILL, Monday und Saturday eve
nings, at 1 o'clock, at the armory.
Por order, F. H. ORUIIIIS,
12tf
Orderly Heigeunt.
WIGHTMAN & HARDIE,
BUCCK8H0I1S TO
410 uud 418 Clay Slice!,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
For Sale in Quantities to Suit.
Juue'JJ 3ml7
Vulcanite! Vulcanite!
T HOHE persons whonre so unfoii unate
J ns to reinuro urttllcis
iiuiro urtillclal.teelli would do I
wen to call oil smltn ot, I utnee and ox.
limine specimens of the above stylo of work, which,
for comfort, cleuiiliness and usefulness cannot be anr
pussed hy any jiruecse now in vogue, iulisliimes sun
plied, fr jiii a single lootli to an entire sot.
SMITH tV ( HANCE,
Surgical and ilocluinical Dentists,
3ml7rl Kiniu streot, Hiilem.
WANTED.
TWO COOPERS, gmM workmen) cunstnnl em-phivinciitgivi-n
for one venrat good wages. Ap
ply to J. M COULTER, at Suleui, Oregon.
July Dili, lSoU jaVJif
Atliiclimcnt Kolii'C,
In the County Court, Mariou Co., Hlnle nf Oregon.
TO J. 0. KHKRIIARI), non-resident of Oregon i
Yoa are hereby notilied thnt an action has been
commenced agnitisl you in the eounly court uf Marion
county, Oregon, on a writ of attaeliment issued, and
your property ntUiehed to saiisfv tlie deiiiund of (Jna
Znro, amounting to liill tib.'m didhirs and interest due
upon a promissory note made and executed br yon
anil U. II. Eliurhitrd on the .'d dav of April, Imif, in
which you or either of yoa proiuiei-d to pay to Cusiwr
tier Zuraor bearer the sum of till'i. nn ilm Imi iU
uf November. ISUI, with interest ut I lie rate nf !! per
cent, per inonih. Now, unless you appear before suid
eourf al ike court house, in Hnlen. hi suid rnnniy.on
the Till diy of hepleiulier, 1HICI, judgment will be ren
dered aga'iist you and your pro(crly aold lo pay the
Dated the 7tli duv of Jul v. 1863.
WW I-IUIU
CASPAR ZORV.
!33
Commercial Market
Opposite Smith's Drag Store, Bslstn!
TJKEKHTKAKH, flrst nnalilv
Sets.
XJ lleefsteake, avcoud quality.
Hoiling pieces from.
.3 to 4
10
.... HI "
10 '
rors
Mill lull
Sunsiige . ...
Corned lleef .
Freah TALLOW mid LARD constantly on hand.
Give uiua cull. I guarantee sHiisfuetion.
DANIEL KliONKNHKHOKR.
Salem, May 15, IHCd. dm 1 1
CLAIMS COLLECTED.
CLAIMS nit tlie United Slates, and all oilier kind )
oollected.in the shortest possible time, and Ihe uro
ceeds promptly reuiittod, bv
tIint L-a il niim-n
u,,n,iiti,,n v,i,iir.ll.
Office Nn. 103, Front St., I'ortlaud, Ogn.-tiwlii.
HEIST J. STRANG,
HIAI.SU IK
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
Of KVKMY PATTKR,
Keeps constantly on hand, and dfiuinfurtitroa -to
order,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On reasonable terms.
MF.TAL KOOFINO. and JOIIUIXG of all kinds.
promnttv altcaded to.
nnp on Loiomereml atroet, Mttietn, Oregon, v uonra
worth or urowii at, Jlyrrs . tudtr
TO FICTION, Bl'T TKUTII.
A.!
It Is customary to Bivak of many remedies of the?
tiny in s light snd frivolous manner, and this may au
swer where the rase to be cured is of s liiflfng char
acter, and the remedy presented simple Hut when
we are called to prescribe for diseases endured only
with excruciating pain, whose terniliiaiion Is often
fatul, weleXve irsling, and proceed with earnestness
to utter facts which will perhaps reerne a fellow being;
from a bed of sickness or the grave. It ia thus that
would introduce to oar readers RCOVII.L'S
ULOOI) AND U VKU SYltl'I', and stale that for the
core of bnmors there la nothing in the world can equal
tills popular and extensively used medicine. All drug.
gists sell II. RKDISOTON It CO., Agents, sis and
418 front street, San Francisco. 4wl0
MARDEN Ii FOLCER'S
I .IB Hill FAMILY COFFEE !
X VIIII'll has stood the test of Ihe flrst class hotels
f T in Ibis city lend ia used b,' lliem) does not eon
Uin anv of the
UNWHOLESOME INGREDIENTS
need by foreign Invention to give color or strength,
bnt is strong enongh to stsna upon Ms ew ment.
Ateo,
prbs)h rAi.iromiA iid
MpteeM it ltd Mttsstiircl!
Which are admitud bv all 14 be far anpertor to Ire
ported artirlea (suid no lose fur brvabaue Ian be
had bv ord.nn MAUIlEN it UllJiKltX JAVA
t'OKFEK or ht'lCEH from any the llroters. or
irom ttieir
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice mill,
, Ha. Usui rront lunl,
Between rWratoenlo snd California. ;
Ron Praneisco.
N. D Oar Factory is alwaye eseai to tho i as pee
tioa oi ins peoue. its iu
tf SMITH & DAVIS, $
POIt l I.AtU, ohi:oiv,
WHOLESALE DRUQQIST3,
Importers and Dealers In
PAINTS OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, fco.,
Are constantly receiving, by-
BVKflV' A II II IV A I. VROn TUB '
N10W GOODH,
And are therefore eiiiiMud to offer to their customers
AT Al.lj'l'ivins.a KltHMll and WELL-
AHSllItTKU stock from which to
uiiike their selections.
Kerosene and Kerosuno Litnipa.
Alcohol, Urd Oil.
Jliicliiucry Oil for sule at reduced prices. . lyliSS
AYER'S sarsafarila;
A COMPOUND remedy. Iii which we have labored
to produce the most ell'eetnal alterativu that can
be nuide, It ia u concentrated extract of Para raraal
pnrilla, ao combined with other aiibstuuees of stil
grtmter iilLui-ulivo pimor as to iill'ord an etfectlve auti.
dote for tho discuses Sitrsapnrilla is reputed to euro.
It Is believed thnt such a remedy Is wanted by those
,!? i"""ir froln 8,,a"iona ooiiipluluts, aud that ono
which will accomplish their cure must prove of Im
mense service to this lurge class of our afflicted fellow
citiseus. How completely this compound will do It
has been proven by experiment on tuaiiv of the worst
oases to be found of thu following complaints
Scrofula and Scrtifnlom Complaint; Eruption!
and Eruptive Dimutt, Ulcen, Pimpln, lllotche;
Tunnn, Suit Kluurn, Scald Head, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Affection; MereuHal Duron, Dropty,
Neuralgia or Tie Douloureux, Debility, Pyiprpna
and Indigestion, Eryiipclas, Host or St. Anthony s
lire, and Indeed the whole dims of complaints arising
from Impurity of Ihe Uhod.
Tills compound will he found a great promoter of
ne-um, woen laaeu ia tue spring, to expel tlie loitl
humors which fester la the blood at that season of tlie
yeur. It y Iho timely expulsion of them many rank
ling disorders are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can,
by tlio niil of this remedy, spare themselves from the
endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sores.
through which the syslein will strive to rid Itself of
corruptions. It mil assisted lo do this through tlie nut
iirnl channels of Hie body by an alterative medicine.
Cleanse out the vitiated Idood whenever yon Und iu
iinpiiruies uurstiiig inrongn ine sain in pimples, erup
tions, or soma i cleanse it when von flud it ia obstruct.
ed ami sluggish in tlie veins i cleanse it whenever it Is
mill, and your reelings will toll you when. Even
where no purticiilur disorder is fell, people enjoy bet
ter health, and livo longer, for cleansing the blood.
Keep the blood uculluv, und alt ia well but with this
Iiiibuluui of life disordered, there cun be no lasting
lealtli. Sooner or laler something tunst go wrong,
and the grcut machinery of lifo Is disordorod or over
inrown.
Harsuparllla lias, and deserves much, the reputation
of accoiuplishmg t'lese ends, lint Ihe world has been
egregiously deceived by pi-iipuraliuns uf it, purtly be
cause the drug ulouo hits not all the virtue that Is
claimed for it, but more because many preparutiona,
pretending to be concentrated extracts uf il.oonluin
but littlo of the virtue of Sarsaparilla, or anything
else. -
During luto years the public liuve been misled by
large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extract of
Sursnparilla for one dollur. Most of these have been
frauds i p iu the sick, for thoy not ouly eoiuaiu little,
if nti v , burbiiparilla, hut often no curative properties
wliaiever. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment
hns followed Ihe nse of various extracts of Sareana-
rilla which flood the inarkot, until the name itself is
Justly despised, nud has become synonymous with im
position anil client. Still we cull this compound Sur
sittiarillil. and intend tosiioulv such a remedy aa ahull
rescue lite mime from the loud of otdoqny wfiirh rests
upon it. And we think we have ground for believing
it has virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary
run of Ihe diseases it is intended to cure. In order to
secure their complete eradication from the system, the
remedy should be judiciously lukeii according to
directions on the bottle.
Prepared If
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.,
I.OWKI.I., IMAM.
Price 91 per Bottle. Six Bottles for 5.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
htm won for itself such a renown for the cure of every
variety uf Throat aud Limit Complaint, that It la en
tirely unueceaeury for us lo recount the evidence of its
virtues, wiierever it has been employed. Aa it haa
long lieeu in constant use throiiuliout'lhis section, we
need not do more than assure the people its quality Is
kept up to tlie best it ever has been, and that it may
be relied on to do for their relief all It has ever been
found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
roil THU CUllK OS"
Coslircnns, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, )
eatery, Foul Stomach, Erunpelns. Headache. Piles,
Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Liver
Complain', Dropsy, Teller, Tumors and Salt Rheum,
Worms, Hour, firnrnlgia, as a Dinner Pill, and for
Purifying She Blood.
i ney are siigar-coiMed, so that the moat sensitive can
lake ifiein pIvusnntly.Hud they are the best aperient in
the world lor all the purposca of a family physio.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxei for 1.
Great nonibere uf clergymen, physicians, states
men, and emiiient personug'es, huve lent their names
t-j certify tlie nu arallvled usefulness of these reme
dies, but our Since here will in permit the insertion
of them. The agents below mimed furnish gratia our
American Almanac, in-which they are given t with
also full deiH-riptious of the above complaints, and the
irentment trial aiiouia be renewed ror meir eure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with oilier
prepsrationa they make more profit Nu. Douiand
Tver's, and Uike no others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and lliev should have It.
All our Remedies are for salo by
SMI 111 A DA VIM, Portluusl.
eowlytWg
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA,
IX tl'AHT NVTTI.KS,
I
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
The uuiy genuine sml original I'reparetiou Ij k
TIIR PRRMAIIIKKT (I BS
or THS
MOSTDANUKR018 AND C0XFIRMKD CASE8
or
ItlrrruriMl und Vnirrs-nl Dlsenses,
hrroluln or klnii's i: 11, Old
Mori'H. Uoiln, 'I'muont,
A bcciM-a, 1'lcrrsi,
And eve7 kind of KCHt)Ft l)LS and SCAIIIOL'8
crnptinns. Il la also a sure and reliable remedy fur
Rail RlifLni, Ring Worni.Tetlcr, Srald Hrad.ScnrTj
rAHALYSIS, HIIKtHATlPITI,
Whit. Swellings and Neuralgic Affections, Nervous
aud fleneinl Debility uf lb r-yrt.-m, m of Ap
Hlilr, languor, lliuiuese a. d all AHertloua
of the Liver, Keverand Ague. Itillions
Fevers, Chills and Fever, Dumb ,
Ague and Jaundice.
Il is the very beat, and. In fact, the onlr sure and
reliable medicine for the cure of all diaeasce ariaing
from a vitiated or impure stale of the bltaaj or nee uf
Alerrliry.
The aitllcled may rest assured lhat there la not the
least parliee ut Mineral, Mercurial, or any other
noiaoiioua euhslnnre in this medicine. It is nerfectlv
harmless, and may lie administered lo iersons in tlie
very weakest elugesnf aiukueee, or to Ihe tnoat help
less infante, without doing the leeal Injury.
Full directions how to take this must valuable medi
cine will lie found around each bottle i and, lo guard
against counterfeits, see tlml the written siguature of
laamaa at ir..iir is iikiu ine uiue iitoet.
Hale Protrtetoie,
LANMAN Ii KEMP,
Virtult'sile DrNKKIaU,
srw vimicv.s.
We have ammiulrd llostetter. Pniilh at Pean. tf.7
Montuomerv street. Han Krant-iaro. aa the VYhuleaula
Agents fur fulifornia.
Hides, Wool and Furs.
KOTIIKTO MKUdlAXTS AXO FAIiMEKS.
flHK urMlereigtiesI, having made eateneive arranire
1 mrina with sunia of the LAKHKciT III Sllnl-'J IN
NKW YOKK, are now prepared to psy THE BEST
PRJCES for
wool, hide), aio ri ns.
rallies hating such on hand will do well to eend
them to fl. IsysmKI.Br K eV CO.
ill Front street, I'ortlaud, Oregon.
References J. Aeller At Co , Hautn llros.
The shove have constantly on hand the TlRST
ssaonment of
GrM-trlrm Mquar, dkc.
All orders ponetnally attended to. fsavltl lltf
Probnle Nstle,
XTOTICR Is herebv givea thai the eveentor of the
i 1 last will and testament of Jeremiah and Husaneeh
Jack, deeeased, haa thai day preeented bis aeemtnta
and prays Ibat Ihe same may be allowed lor st final
MSI le mens. It Is therefore ordered thnt suid artnlka-
tion be beard suid deienniord on Taeeday, Aug. 4,
isev. swii j t, rr r.tti.r.M, i n jiiMe.
.. .Solar Compass.
1 nOODFViLARCMIPAKArnrtaleonniirlerB
LEeeurre at tlie fcatMinan-eCftsj
KalDtn, Mirch lh, ISM.
aW - Iff
I
wholesale:
, impobteb of
DRUGS &HD I.1EDIO,
PAINTS AND OILS.
THE attention of the public is solicited lo tuv
LAIttiK and EXTENSIVE STOCK,
' , comprising in part '
Alcohols Campliene, ' '
Buriilnif Fluids Keroocne,
' ' Tnrpcntlnc, Varnishes,
, Coal Oil, Tanner's Oil,
Lamp Oil, machinery Oil,
Boiled and Raw Linseed OH,
WHITE LEAD,
COLOItS, DYE-STUFFS,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
WINDOW GLASS AND DRUGGISTS'
GLASS WAEE,
PAINTERS' MATERIALS,
and all of the ,
POPULAR PATENT LIEDICIUX3
-Together with an ENDLESS YAltlETt of
Fancy and toilet Artlolet. '
r 108PKCLVL ATTENTION paid to the ViV
BCKll'TION DEPARTMEHT..ST '
W. WEATHERFORD,
139 Front Street, PortlHt
May lUtll, ISM. mll
Dr. Butter's Pain Panacea
14 composed entirely of healing gnms, and vegetal'
oils and herbs. Il is perfectly safe for Ihe most 4
cato to use. 1 can most sincerely say tiiat 1 have ne
known any.however delicate.to be injured by it in t
least I will continue to ask tlie afilicted, who br
not used it, to try it for Ihe following diseases. If It
are not snlisHed with its healing properties, the nee
will be cheerfully refunded by the agent where a
medicine is for sale.
- If yon have Pain in the Stomnrh or Bowels, try '
dose of Fain Panacea internally, batheeiternally os
tlie parts a Heeled, aud yon will nt once restore I
proper action and relieve the pain. - - ,
If yoa have Urnlss or Wound, bathe It well w'
the Pain Panacea foor times s day. It will rell
the pain, and take ont all the poiaon, sad heal i
wound in 8 short time.
If yon tint stiHeiihg from rTeuralgia or Bhenasf
Pains, apply the Pain Panacea freely, and take a 4
of it internally, morning, noon and night i It will i
only euro the pain, but will remove the canes of w
disease. .
If yon luivo the Dispeptla.and your food distrsr
yotir stomach after eatiug.takea doss of Pais,
aces after each meal.
. If you have a Cankered or Sore Mouth or Tnn
r.pplv the Pain Panacea to the affected parts, and
gle tlie mouth or throat three or four times s dsy.
If you have the Diarrhea, or a relaxed state of rt
bowels, take few doses of Pain Pnnacea. anil tt y
will soon be restored. If yon have painfal swats f
baths the parte freely and yon wrlleoon relieve Ike pad
snd the swelling will be reduced. If you have a '
voce toothache, apply the Pain Panaeea on s passs sf
cotton, and bathe the gum at ihe same lime i ft wsl
stop the pain instantly. ,
If yon have a pain in the Side, Breast, Desk or Kid
neys, bathe the purls a Reeled morning and eight t si
the same time take a dose of the Panacea interaeUv.
If s Mother has Caked Breaet,apply lbs Paia Pan
acea as hot as can be borne.
If you feel diitry er cold, as though yoa ware goiag
to have a fever, take a dose of Panacea.
If von have womd, eat or galls on your kens, s
ply ths Pain Panacea r il will take ont all tlie mtaat
mation, and hetsf the sore in a abort time. Sold by ail
the principal druggists, and by
KSDfNOTONfcCO.,
Mltf . Kxclusivs Agents,
stu ana sio, sront street. Ban in
SMITH & CiRTURIGRT,
laeosssors to COOKS, BKITE Ce.
SALEM, OREGON".
Beg leave to inform tfi public thai we hare (
and are receiving
liU AUD IE1BEIMD STCCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which we OfTer at REDUCED RATES.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ilala, Caps,
Bonnets, Bhakera, Croceriee, Crockery,
fltasaware, Hardware, Iron, Bolts, Riv
eta, Washers, Mills, Springs, Naila, Spikes,
Glass, Putty, Saws, Planes, Axes, Oys
lets, 8heep 8bears, Squares, Dry Goods
Cutlery, snd e
A HRKAT TARIKTV
OTHER ARTICLES
too Bnmeroaa lo mention,
IV YOU
WCLs
mvr
AT
NKW
TIIK
BATES,
ft
HIsUtlT,
All of which we will eichange FtlRj
CASH or M EBCH ACTABLE PUO-
DUCK.
WANTED.
100,aX lbs. of WOOL wanted in ex
change for 000118 or CASH.
SMITH A CARTWIItsltT.
Salem, April 12, 18C.I. 7lf
Citizens of Marion County,
ATTENTION I
rpiIE time has come when k becomes necessary fur
I Dinar wishing to senire Imrmsilia U sail AT WOk
T1IINOTON 8, I.V t.lLVKHTON, to purchaM their
- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
FAMILY GKOCEKIE8,
HARDWARE ANT) CROCXI&Y,
Por ha Is now offering Iheta tut sal AT COST for
re A down.
lis has on hand targe stork of the above articles,
all of the beet quality to be round is the market.
Cull early, rati fast, and keep calling.
May S, IKia. ' . tmlS
CAR
Tils I
BASim
V
WALT.
AND
CBAUBT
Just Deceived,
DIUKCT from BAN V1ANC18CO, choice eelee.
tion of Jewelrv, consisting of Gold btings.t kaioe,
Bnrklee. Pens, and 8pctacles. Also, a variety oi
Fancy Ooode. Call aud see. J.M.HAAS.
Halem. Jnne 3"lh, IHea) I7tf
Oregon Insane Asylim and MwplttL
, DHS. HAWTHORHie AND LOBVstA.PHT
SHJA.H AD f HUPHlsX nH.
THESB Institutions are ailnaied ia East Portland.
In a healthy and pleasant locality, neara twaaMifa
perennial aprlng. Ampleac-ominodalionaare suordoa
for ihe soea tort and speedy en re of those lhat favor ae
wilh their patronage.
Office at Weatkerford's Drag Store, Prnul street ,
Vortlaml ; ' ,iltl
Cheaper and Better tJiaa CanC:.
JUST received, 10 ousts snperier Coal OsLvhltei
snd non sipleaiee. Also. Swinging . Staad.TVmck
el sad Hand coal oil Leaps i wlcka,jiriais.e',s4aa
onroersstd brnahesit variety, at 0C -vsJ'.
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