LKTTKR FRO (ASYON CITT.
Canvon City, July 21, lfifil.
Eu. Statesman : Nut lung since, lliero wns
n grand "slnmpi'uV" among tlia ninny gold
huntt-re of this vicinity lifter fret not feet lour
Icon inches lung, nnr yet feet with webs on the
toes, lint feel in copper and silver luiles. On
Dixie Creek there linn liwn a copper lead (lis
covered wliidi promi-os tn he very rich. Chus.
Riitnli-y, a gentlrmaii of many yenri' ejijusri
t'tice in tho itasnyiiir business, obtained from
fmir ounces of the ruck two and fivo-aixti'rnttu
f pure copper, "which," he inyn, "was Hot all
the rock contained. ' I have seen and exam
ined the ledge, and from the iissny obtained
und personal obsorvntinn, have not the shadow
of a donht of its extent and richness. The
only and most important question bow lo he
tolved, is, can tbo the ore lie taken out, smelt'
ed and shipped over n wngim road (which is
opposed toko prnoticiibto to tho lead) to the
Dulles or some oilier point on navigalile waters
fit smh rates of freight as to insure tliosa inter
ested a remnnerativc profit on the enpitnl in
vested I As soon as the fact is established
that this lead can Ho pro'fitahly worked. I have
tio douht capitalists will take hold of it and a
new and vnlunble fentnro of tho vast mineral
wealth of this section will spring Into existence,
which. wlieH fully developed, will bring luto
irculntion. untold millions now hidden in the
liowcls of the earth. A small piece of cinna
bar was recently brought to this place which,
when assayed, was found toeontuin eighty per
cent, pure quicksilver. This information when
made puhlio created quite a sensation among
those on the luok out for "big strikes," ami the
general inquiry was, "Where's tho lead" I
"'Which way from here"? and "How far" T
tint tho anxious could elicit no definite inform-'
ation in rega'd to its locality. All was a mys
tery except tho rock and the assay. That fact
and tho fact of tho existence of quicksilver
within forty miles of this city seemed to be es
tablished beyond a doubt. It was finally whis
pered around among a few of the knowing
ones, that they were on tho right track, the in
dividual who fouud the lode waa going to rt
turn. and they were going to follow him, which
they did, traveling (going a'ud returning) in the
vicinity of one hundred and sixty miles; but,
alns, nil their fond hopes and bright visions of
future wealth and luxuries flew from them like
ohnff before the wind. They returned without
finding the mine, or even seeing the individual
whom they wero fidlowing.
Canyon City ia quite dull at this time; prin
cipally caused by tho scarcity of water. The
miners have taken all the water from the Ditch
Company, consequently those who were work
ing hill and hank claims, liavo been compelled
1 1 susped operation! entirely. Quite a number
of river claimants who were also taking
water from the ditches for their wheels,
have shut down from nvcessity until they can
make arrangements lo get water from the
creek. Those whs aro open and on the lead
In the river aro generally doing very well
mulling from ten to twenty dollars per day to
the man. There is no certainty how long the
water will bold out. It is falling quite rnpidly
at present, and in case it should fail entirely,
tl'.e miners propose bringing in the Malheur
river, which, it is said, can be done in a short
time by one hundred men.
The Indians, or "white" men, still continue
to commit depredutkins, taking from one to a
whole band of horses at a time. I am of the
opinion that the Imliuns are not responsible for
all the horse stealing, and ether outrages per
fetrated in tiro mining districts and on the
ronds leading to the various mining camps of
the njiper country. That there ia a lutijil of
notorious thieve and murderers in these moun
tains convicts from Slate prison and fugitives
from justice I have net a particle of dmibt.
AJ1. POWER.
Odda and Ends.
...The Leavenworth (Kansas) Conservative
nominates C. K. Jcnnisou, commonly known
ns Jayhawker Jennison, for President, and
We'udell Phillips for Vice President, in 18(34
The well known . I. C. Jndson (Ned
Dnntline") a private in lilt; N.Y. First Mounted
11 1 lies, lias lieen sentenced to two manias nil
irisounient nt Fort Norfolk, Vn., fur desertion.
....The Common Council of New York has
appropriated f 2.500,000 lubjyull' drafted meu
in iu-w lorn city.
....Vice rresulent Hamlin is a-nrivalo in
one of the Dungor military companies, and ns
sucli attended the late Inneral ol lieiicrul Ker
ry at ltockland, marched in the ranks in a sol
(tier's uniform and tired his salute over I lie
grave of the fallen hero like any other member
of the oHiupnuy.
... .It is stated that General Meade, so soon
ns ho took command of the nrmv, issued orders
for a geneml movement, nod in n few hours re
lieved IhiiIi Baltimore and Washington of ull
present lears ol reliel Invasion.
....Nine thousand two hundred and thirty
persons were employed on the Pittsburg fortifi
cations lately.
....It has been definitelr settled that nil of
Ilouey Lake Volley is in Plumas county, Cnli
foruia. instead of itoup county, Nevada Ter
ritory, . . . .William Charles Macreody, the English
tragedian, one ot the lirigiiteat stars ol Die mod
em stage is dead. He was boru in Loudon,
March 3d. 171)3.
. . . .Attorney General Bates has decided that
a liberated slave has a right to pre-emption and
luu neueliu ol tile Homestead.
Naval. It will be strange, indeed, if tome
of the English nnd Confederate pirates now
playing huvoo with our commercial marine aro
not soon captured. Everr energy of the New
York, Boston ami Philadelphia Navy Yards has
been nut at work tn Gt out a fleet that will lit
erally sweep tho Seas. Among the steamers
just chartered and to sail forthwith are the At
iHiilie, the Baltic the Star of the South, tho
Shenandoah (corvette), the Huwinsli (cor
vette), and the bark Ethan Allen. All these
and maur others will be off in a day or two,
and if vigilance can effect auytaing.we may in
dulge liv -ly hopes of good news. Some of these
steamers are very fust, and if they onco sight a
pirate it will be all up with him. A. 1'. Tri
bune, June 28.
Notr most Jniix Van Hubkx. Dear Mr.
Jerome : I inclnss yon $."0 toward defrnring
tho riprnses nf the volunteers to the Ctica
convention. My first iutention was In con
tribute twenty-five, lint as I see thor wero suf
fered tn cheer fur McClrllan. I raise it lo fifty.
Pray tee that nothing is done to prevent them
rod's; fr him also when thj proper time ar
rives. Comiimii sense is not so common as is
generally snpposed, but I should think there
was enough left In put a stop lo those blind and
blundering assault asiia a retired patriot, whom
the mass of lite people respect and admire, and
hoin the soldiers love. Truly rnnrs,
J. VAN B'UHEX,
Vice PresU Loyal League ol Union Ciliietis.
J. W. JuRf)" E-n.
New York. May 29. 18153.
tf The Union leagues of New York held a
mas convention at I'tica on Tuesday and
Wednesday, which was largely attended both
by tli meoiUvn of the leagues aud by returned
svldwrt.
NKW rOSTALUW.
We publish the following extracts and In
structions from tho Laws of tho Post Office
Department, fur the benefit of those who may
be timicqiiuiuted with the restrictions and pen
alties imposed on postmasters and to give Infor
mation on the new rates of postage :
Src. I). And be it further enacted. That no
mail mutter shall be delivered by the post
master until tho postage thereon shall have
been puid; and no box at any postofflee shall
be assigned to the use of any person until the
rent therefor has been paid for at least one
quniter, for which the postmaster shall giro a
reci'ipt, and keep a record thereof in his oflioe,
which record shall bo delivered to his succes
sor. Instruction No. 3. This section absolute
ly prohibits the delivery of any letter, news
paper, pamphlet, or package whntevcr, until
the postngo charged thereon shall he paid.
Postmasters must strictly conform to it. Print
ed matter must be retained until it is paid for,
either as a transient paokxge or for a quarter,
as provided in sections 18 and 35.
Kko. 0. And be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of postmasters to render a
quarter-yearly account to tho Postmaster Gen
eral, under oath, in such form ns tho latter shall
prescribe, of all emoluments or sum by them
respectively received for boxes or pigeon holes,
or other receptacles for letters or papers, and
by them charged fur to individuals ; or for the
delivery of letters or papers nt or from any
pluoo whatever ; and of all emoluments, re
ceipts uudV'dits that have como to their hands
by reason of keeping brunch postoflices i and
no postmaster ahull hereafter, under any pre
tenco whatever, have or receive or retain for
himself, in tho nggregate, more than the amount
of his salary. And the Postmaster General is
further authorized to require, by a form to be
prepared by him, n sworn statement to accom
pany or following the quarterly account of any
or all postmasters to tho etlcot that such post
master has in snch account truly stated tho
entire amount of postages, box rents, and all
other charges and emoluments collected or re
ceived by him at his office during such qpartbr ;
and that-ho has not knowingly delivered, or
permitted tn ho delivered, to any person any
mail mailer on which the postage had not been
paid at the time of delivery.
Skc. 18. And be it further enacted, Thnt
upon the following mailable) matter the postage
shall ho paid before delivery for not less than
oiio quarter nor more than one year ; and such
payment mr a term may no miuio eitutr at tlie
mailing offices or at the office of delivery. If
the term commences nt any other time than nt
the beginning of a quarter, such payment must
be made to cover such fractional quarter, and
also for thu next following quarter ; otherwise
the postngo shall bo collected thereon as on
transient matter :
Upon regularly weekly, tri-weekly, semi-
weekly and daily publications, and all oilier
n-jriilar publications, issued from a known office
of publication nt stilted periods and sent to
regular suiiscriut-rs.
iNsrmiCTioN No. 18. No newspaper or
magazine, not prepared at the mailing office,
can he delivered until tho postage has been
paid for at least one quarter, unless the party
addressed shall pay on each such paper or
magazine too rate required on transient matter
by seel inn 34 of this law, If the quarterly
postage shall be paid at any other time than
the beginning of a quarter, thnt is to say. on
the first day of January, April, July nnd Octo
ber, it must be paid to the end of the next fid-
lowing quarter ; thus, il the snliscrilition com
mence from the 1st of August, payment must
bo mado to tho 31st of December. Not more
than ono rear's postage can be collected in ad
vance. It postmasters deliver any mail matter
without first collecting tho postngo thereon.
they must immediately chargu themselves with
tho amount, and report it ns puid in their
quarterly account. Any failure to do this will
be cause lor removal.
Skc. 22. Anil be it further enacted, That
the rule of piwtuge, ou all domestic letters
transmitted in the mails of the United States,
and not exceeding one half ounce in weiiiht.
shall he uniform nt three cents ; and fur each
half nil nee, or fraction thereof, of additional
weight, there shall bo charged an additional
ratu of three cunts, to he in all cases prepaid
by postage stumps plainly affixed to such letter.
Jnrtiiuctio.n Ko. zi. On anil niter July
, Itity, the single letter rate of nostneo will
he three cents throughout the United Slates.
The Pacific rate of leu cents is nholisheil.
A business card printed ou a letter is lint to he
regarded unless it embraces a request for the
return of the letter if uncalled for; but such
request specifically nude in any form should be
unserved.
POSTAOF. OM 'THANSIKNT' MATTER, BOOKS
and Clltci'LAim. Postmaster Parker has pre
pared from the law that went into effect on the
1st of July the following schedule of pnstagi
to he paid on matter other than letters i
On Domestic Transient Matter. One pnek
age lo line address, not exceeding lour ounces
in weight, 2 cents ; not exceeding 8 ounces in
weight, 4 cents; not exceeding 1- ounces in
weight, G cents ; not rioecdimr IfJ ounces in
weight, o cents.
Books. Books lo one address, not exceed
in" 4 minces in weight, 4 oetits; over 4 and
not exceeding 8 ounces in weiirht, 8 cts ; over
S and not exceeding 1- ounces in weight, 11
cents; over 13 and not exceeding 10 ounces iu
weight. 111 cent.
Unsealed Circulars. Unsealed circulars not
exceeding 3 iu number, to one address, ii cents;
over and not exceeding 6, 4 cents ; over i nnd
not exceeding y. o cents ; over if und not ex
ceediug 12, 8 cents.
Fihiiii the above it will he seen that a person
mnr send nnr number of newsnnners to one
address, and pay but 2 cents fur every 4 ounces
mid Iractlou ul that weight. Bulletin.
California anuOiikiion Railroad. Tho
Shasta Courier of last Saturday notices the ur
rival at lliat town of S. G. Elliott nod the rest
of lite Oregon railroad expedition. No difficul
ty was fonnd in making the nllignment tn
Shasta. Tho citizens wero subscribing their
quota townnl the expenses ot the survey. 1 ho
Courier snys thu cost of tho road from Murys
ville to the crossing of Sacramento river.nhove
Ked Bluff, will be ef the-lightest older, Butte
creek, Cliipco creek. Deer creek, Mill creek
and Anlelcino creek heine the oulv ones rt-nuir-
ing a bridg", and those probably not over
sixty feet span each, the remaining creeks and
gullies reiiiiiriiig nothing more than ordinary
culverts. The crossing of the Sacramento
river can he effected at several points, tome of
the most larurnlile or which, aro from one to
four miles above Ked lllnlf. The length of the
lindec will be anout utlu lect, laid upon inert.
hose foundation will be the solid bed nick, as
the water is very shallow at these points, and
the lied ol the river being bare rock. Marys
title Appeal.
FltUAKS OP TUB LlllHTNISO. Speaking if
tho electrical storms which recently Intercept
ed telegraphic coruinuuicatiou with the East,
the Alia says :
East of Salt Lake the lightning of tho hea
vens has possession of the w ires, and prevents
the transmission nf dispatches by the manufac
tured article used by the telegraphic operators.
The lighliiing within the past three days has
melted lliree instruments down whilst Iho op
erators were trying lo get the newt through.
A streak struck the aire near Salt Luke, en
tered the office and melted the instrument in
stantly. Death op as Editor. Rev. Ben). Biierly
a Baptist pren- her and editor of the Nevada
Journal, died on the 21st ait. aged about 50
years. He loved God and his country, and la
tMired honestly and tcaloutly to serve both.
Marystillt Appeal.
Tobacco Uaisixo is California. The
Sacramento t'ai'oa sart the largest field nf to
bacco probably in California.it owned by Tho.
Edwsrds, of sutterville. He has fifteen acre
in thrifty condition, and ha entered it for pre
tuoin at tl a Sttto Fair.
Special Notice.
I.IVKH t OTHM.AIVr ( I IIKD.
IsiiiAiuroL.il, Oct. 13, IMS,
Messrs. A. L. Suovill tt Co. Genu : I am hardly
uble to expreaa my u-ratitndc for tin bent-Ill which ray
diiUKluor has derived from the. nno of Or. Mali's Livor
rills. She had been troubled with what the physician
called liver coinpluint i but our doctor failed to give
her any permanent relief, ullhnnh she tried his pro
scription! effectually, (the find boenme melancholy,
unhappy, and her constitution was much broken down
by the use vf inercury. She tried Dr. Mutt's Livor
l'ills, sad soon bcKiin tn get heller. I am happy to
say that she has now entirely recovered her health.
TAMKS COMIl
Tim Appetitks. It is a very difficult matter with
the msjoritv of persons to restrain their Appetites ;
hence we see an abundance of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plain!, and disorders of tho Btomach and digestive or
gans. Ilonfliind's German Kilters will entirely core
these complaints, and restore the system to original
vigor and strength. For sale by ull druggists and
dealers in medicine. vl
Niks Yiiks or Aonsr. Clam. Montague, ami ol
Mr. John Montague, of New York, after enduring unheard-of
pangs from mnlignaat scrofula for nine con
secutive years, was radically cured In a few months
by that Elixir of life and IrresUtible antidote tn poi
son in the blood, Ilrlatol's Harsapurilla. 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 save the patient. Nev
ertheless, this awful case of hereditary scrofula, suo
coined tn the great Vegetable Specific. The letter of
the father of the young man te Dr. Bristol, is one of
the most remarkable documents ever publiahed. Yet
it is only one among thousands of proofs that no ina
ligiiaat oxternal disease, whether it exists in the skin,
the glands, tho flesh or the muscles, can withstand the
hygieun properties of this health-restoring, life-saving
preparation. Prominent druggists always have It fur
sale. I rn 1 1
Sakza. We have long supposed this celebrated
drag had come to be an exploded humbug, but we are
assured by those skilled in the healing art, that not
the, sursaiarillu llsolf Is to ho blamed fortius conclu
sion, bat the miserable worthless preparations of it
thut have been palmed ofT upon the community pre.
parations which contain about us much of its virtues
us they do of gold dust. It is a commercial fuel, thut
almost all of the suniHparilla gathered in the world, is
consumed in the old countries of Europe, where the
scionce of medicine has reached Its highest perfection,
and where they know the best what to employ for
the mastery of disease. Hence we are glad to find
that we are now to have a compound of this excellent,
alterative which can be relied on, and our community
will not need bo umured that anything Duct. Aver
makes is worthy of their confidence. He has been for
years engaged in. eliminating this remedy (sceadver
t'sing columns) designing to nrnke it his "chef d' ou
rre" which should add the crowning glory tn bis al
ready enviable reputation. Ameriran Cell.N. Y.
Dr, Baker's Pain Panacea for the oure of
pain In thu Stoiniti'.h, Buck anil Ita-eta, IJurm, Quinsy, Cuts
Anil Hm-lllntrs, Ctillc, Diarrhea and Rheumatism, Headache
Tiioltiactie And Ktirachc. Pain cannot exist vhtrs thu
remedy Ut faithfully iuerl.
Qlre It a trial Anil you will flnrl It the greatest pflln curing
remedy yet discovered. A cure Is certain In alt eases of
Dlspepala, Weak tlreast, Liver Complaint, General Debility,
Fever ami Ague, Putrid Sore Throat, Spine and Kidney Dis
ease, Ac, sc.,
Families should never lie without a supply of It In the
house. Directions are fully Riven anil particularly adapted
totlierilieafeiftir wltlchtlie"Pnln Panacea" Is recommended
For tale by druggists everywhere, gee Advertisement lu
Another column. nMlf
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SYMMKTIIY Or FORM,
YOUR IIKALTII AND IIF.NTAL P0WF.K,
Ily ulnK ttwt Safe, Pleasant, PopulAr and Speciflc Remedy
known aa
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ReAd the Advertisement In another column aud proof by
It
Diseases Aud Symptom Knumerated.
Cut It out and preaerre It. Yuu may not now require it,
But may at some Future day.
"II gives health and vigor to the frAme,
And bloon: to the ualld cheek."
It Saves Long Suffering aud Expoaure.
Beware of Counttrfells, ImlS Cures Guarantied.
INSURANCE.
Marino, Fire and Life !
THE undersigned are Agents In this Stale for the
folio,, .UK Companies :
MARINE.
CAUFOliNIA Ml TL'AL MAItlNE.
FIRE.
IIAItTPOUD HAtlTFOKD, CONN.
I'HOKNIX . ' "
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CITY " "
fioonunn newyork.
MKTItnl'OLITAX "
NIAtUKA
IloJIB "
l'AIIK "
AUt'TIC
PHOKN1X "
WASHINGTON "
LIFE.
FQI!ITARt,rC MFK KKW YOlfK.
CUNKCTICL'L MUTUAL, UAUTKUitl), Conn.
Thero aro no older, safer or more reliable eompa-J
nies in me woi-iu man uioee aoove nauieo.
o will insure at I he same ales that ran ueefu'cted
rhrntiifh -iin Krunriaeo iiirenis, aud the California
aiaio StnmpfVax is thus avoided. a
We eull the attention of the eominnuity, paniculnrly
married, to the advamavus of late Insurance.
I tr tall and ut-t a pamphlet
IMif IflCIIAItDS Si McCIIAKKX.
urn irneiiR estmiim.
ItELIAXCE WORKS.
r.tluardr.AlliH&Co.,
HILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
ISANOV ACl VKKRS or
French Burr Mill Stones,
mill ull JcKiipiioiia uf
MILL GEARING.
Dealers in Bolting Cloths,
And all deecripllona of Mil.!. Fl'ltN'ISllING.
Agents for the aula of
Dan. Prnits, Jr.'i Smut Miirhinr,
P.ILULR'S Improved SEPARATOR, and
Brnlou'i World tliitllrnfin? Bran Duslrr.
We also nianufai-lnre the celehrated
Goodwin Wittf "Wlieol,
Whirh we believe lo be the bent water-wheel in use.
I'luna aud estimates fnrniahed on application.
K D WD P. A l.l.tH tV t O.,
nmOO Milwaukee, Wis.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PETEB LOBULAR!),
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
lt ISt ntlBKNN STq
(formerly 4J Cha! ham atrert, New York,)
UrOt'l.l) cull the allenlion of IJtsalen to the arti
cles of bis nwnularture, vis t
DHOW aNl'tV.
MaruW, Dtndurna,
Kiue Itappee, runs Viruitna,
Coarefl Haiaiec, Nuchitorhea,
Anieru-uu Ui-ntlvmsn, Copenhagen.
YELLOW HKt'FP.
pVoirh, Ttrrr H-otr-li,
fifth Toast fW.-h, Km.li ll- nev Dew Scotch,
Imti lliirh Usui, f resh (Scotch,
or I.atidyfo,it.
17 Attention la railed to the 1ar,re reduction tn
prices or r me-i.st 1 newmir and hiuoking lobaccos,
wincu will be iouiiu ot a supeniir cU4iity.
TOBAtfO.
KMOKISO. FINE CUT CHEWISO. RMOKINO.
Look, r. A. I. , or plain, 8. Jairo,
No. I, Cavrndiih. or Sweet, Stpaniah.
No 3. Sweet Hcenteil llrrmneA, Canaelar,
Sns. I 5 Tm foil Cawendieh, Turkish,
miied, Gmoahtteil.
X. II. A circular of trices still be seat nn ip,'ira-
uun. may i. i vfld
.olirr to AbHcnl Drfcnslant.
Trt BtrSHKIX D II DKI.I-Yon are hereby mai
ded that nnleM yoa appear in the rtmiit eunrt nf
11,0 Stale oi orrvoii tor the eainolT of Yamhill, ou the
second Monday nf S'ovettilier, l&l. and anawrr the
complaint of Abratn Convert, plaintiff, which hu bea
filed iu said mart airainat Ton, eod prara piduoient
airainal yon for the sum of fi.nr hnndrrd and Tony-one
dollara and ebrvrn mils, beaiHee iiaereat and eoaui.tbe
tame will b ukea for roiifrwerd, end the prayer
Ily ord-r of H-n. K I' lt,i . Jndrt
t.CMMIMlai bTtWAHU, AUrfof I'll.
Jans IZ u. loL) twl7
llodgc 4; Calpf,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
dealers in
Drugs, Mcilicincs,
Puints, Oils uutl Glass,
White Lend,
Varnishes, Brushes,
I'aiuteis' Materiuls, tkv.
ALSO
Kerosene Oil und Lumps,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bills, and cuscs.
Lnrd "
Kerosene " "
Machine " "
Tunnels' " "
White Lend, kegs and pnils.
Turpentine,
l'tiinters' slock,
Window Glass,
AND A STOCK VF-
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Unsnrpitssed in the .State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
I10DGE if CALEF,
07 Fronl street, Portland. .
nu m
CROOKKIIY
AND
VARIETY STORE,
CotMinrrcliil Street, Suloui.
is. rsii, would ruspot-trally larorui
Ins old friends, d Ike neir nitr no,iliat iV3
ho is now opoiiiiiv at bis NEW STOHb,"
on Coinuiercial Street, Salom, a
A Larse and Varied Assortment
OF CHOCKKRY,
ULASS-WA11K,
WOODEN-WAHK.
WILLOtY-WAUE,
TABLE ( I TLEHV,
and a FULL ASSORTMENT o(
Family Grooorlvti,
nlll of which ho will sell nt VIIOI.E'ALEor HE
1 AIL, at prices warranted lo (rive saiisl'aciion. or no
sale, (live mo a call, ami look ut the rine goods, if
you uo not wibii tg ptircnaee. iio irouoio to snow
gooUs.
Ilotcl-Kerpen and Families
wil find it to their advantage lo piirrhaso their 0!as
ward and Crockery froin me, na I ahull ALWAYS
trend tul.L ASSORTMENT anduH AT LOW
VRlCESl.n cash or ready pay.
Toys t Toys I
I am also well supplied wilh an extensive naaort
meat of toys', ol'loieign and domestic aiauuliiiliira.
N. FISH,
Opposite Slutesiuun DuihliiiK, Sidein.
June 11(1, l(W. " oiiif
IHurrinu;e I.I'iihs.
NEW lot, juat primed and for sale al tho
k STATESMAN OFKICK.
SUBLIMITY COLLEGE,
Sll OLiyilTY, ORItOM,
TI10MA8 H. CKAWFOKI), A. B , Teacher of An-
runt iJiiiuiiavi's anil lliulier filalheaialirs.
W. V. IIKACI1. Teacher in Elloliah DroHrtment.
THE cnlleite liiiildiiiit Is b Ite rvlilieil and enlarired,
so that studcnui of all gradoa will be uccoimiio-
aaiea.
KXl'ENSES.
Ijtnmiaires, rnarterly f!l 00
Iliirher Enuliah $ lal to 8 00
t'otnuion English 5 OU to rl 1)0
Primary Ucpartnient 4 00 to i 00
Doard in private families from lo (I per week.
CALENDAR KOIl I8K1-I.
1113. Firai term begine Aiigust 31at. Half term
beirina Nov. liith i vncnlion during- holidaya.
INttft. Examinalion, Feb. lih. Hecond term be
gina Feb. 8th. Vacation nf one week, beirintiinu
April Mill. Half tcna begius May 2d. Examination
Tharaday July '.Mat.
fvTois liiatitmion will be free from any sectarian
Innaence.i Hw-JO
Piolnr CoinpntiM,
AOOOI) HOI.AU COMPASS r.irsuloon fair terror.
Knqaire at the Hlaleaman oltice.
Kalem. March I'.th, li. 5if
J. W. MUTIIF.lt,
BOOKSELLER
....asd laronTCR or statdskiit,....
Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous,
AXU III.AMK busks,
Jans 0 I4if eacnnd(reel,rnrvallia.
!ollcc lo tSi-blni-t.
DU. A. M. IIKI.T, Inn iinr ,!" . 1 hia prncllce al Sa
lem, has h-l hia uci-onota in my haoda forcolleo
tion All peraona in,l,;!ili-d to bun for medical aerviccs
will pleuao cill on uie al once aud m-nle.
OKI). l'.IIKAI.K.
Kalem, June Kih, IM. :iiH
s
COVILL'S ULOOl) AM)
1.1 VKIl SY IU P cures Scrof
ula, While Swi-lliiigH,K Ing'a
Evil, rict'is, Clii'onlc lilieii"
niatiam, Goitre or Swelled
K-ck, KcriifuluiM Ileaaei
and Inrtolcnl Tumors, Mel
curlal anil Syphilitic AiTrr
(ions, l lciralioiia nnd Kii
liirgenientaof Joiuta,Glniiil
lionet or Ornriea, I'teriia,
Liver, Spleen, Dyspepsia,
Liver Com la I nt a, Epilep
tic Flla, Old Sorea, St, Vitin'
Dance, Dropsy, and till Dis
ease of the Skin, such a
IMmpleii,Blles,Tetteroralt
Itheum, KingM-nrm, Sore
Eye; also, many disease
peculiar to female, such aa
Leucorrhca or Whites, Nup
pression, Irregularity, Ster
ility, or auy oilier disease
arising fiuut Impurity of
the blood. For the cure of
huuiors there 1 nothing In
the world can equal I hi
popnlar and extensively
used niediclue. For sale by
Druggist every w here.
KEDI(iTO 4 CO., Ag'ta,
410 and 413 Front Street,
4wli SAM FRANCISCO.
To Wool Growers.
rpilB aaxWrsKMU 4air to Inform
X wool irrtiwers nf Oreiron who mar desire
to improve lhir tlncaa, that we hart tor anW
km I HOIt K THwHOIailMHIiO
DIKRMO Silieur, o U french, Bpantall and
AnstralMB famiiies of tlut bnxl.
J'lSEl'U!OI.MAS,
John iiint
Paitiea infrealtil, are reatwrtfullr nferml to the
lialsof l'fti"' arardtd if At (Jrtfm State At
ntalltral Aow'jr. wlwre it will he teen lint lh
mall llnrk we now orrarteseU float ha. Hamad FIVE
riHSIT PRIZKSJand OXE SIS: oD out of 7
rntria. nwntmt lktrp rymprhtwn miik the eVtl shetm
la Ikr Stair.
Ailrfrm J"ln Uinlo, Slem, or rail at mjr fan, IJ
piil-a strath of SnUoi, nn the atave roH.
Ilavloa- the v nwuKraw-iu nf Us IWl. I will
wsrfaul et try animal aoltl l be pure SW anil aa 1
n.latnl U in vrt imoert. JOIN UITO.
rVsKU Uili. UirWa Uj.. Atril t S fn.0
BENNETT HOUSE.
MVHOSI, tlti:JOJN.
C. L. FISHER. ProDriolop.
rPIIR snharriber wlhe lo inform his friends rV
I u,l ,.,,1,1 i,. ,....,..,,.11., . I..., i. ...in . i.;. I
ntinoat bihIi o- to plmiui llioao who favor
him with their tialronairu ul the tiloivn iiaoieil
hotel. The tuhle will ul all timea he anpplied willi all
the dclkiiries of the mnun. (loud rooms and clean
beita.
Hoard por wuk, wilh lodu'uiK $l (III
Hoard iior woek, wilhoulTodgiii) ft 110
May fab, 1HU3. Hltf
HUMPHREYS' FERRY,
rrtlllSold furrv. known
IIUMI'IIREY'H FF.lt.
X UY. is now In niniiiiiK ordi
II cronacs the Wil-
lauiette river
Oil a D1KF.CT TtnDlietwrru S U.F.M ami
(l)ltVAI.t.lM.
This ferry Is a good one, and tho route is iw mien
shorter than by way of Alhanv, und persons traveling
this way have hut one ferry to cross. Ihalilpd
Attention, Marlon Klfles.
REflULAK Dltll.l,, Monday aud Saturday eve
uiags, al 7 1 o'clock, ut the u'inory.
reroner, . il. uicuiiiirt,
lOtf tlrderly Sergeunt.
WIGHTMAN & HARDIE,
SUCCKSSORg TO
FIIA3STK BAlCEIt,
410 aud 418 Clny Slie't,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
I'PHOLSTEKV CiOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale (n Quantities to Suit.
juae'-'J 3ml 7
BENJ. BTI1ANG,
DRAI.KR 1.1
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
Of KVEBV PATTftRN,
Keeps coiutantl on hand, and Manufactures
to order,
Tin, Sheet lion, and Copper Ware,
On rensonahle terms.
MKTAL HO'lKINU. and JOIIIiINO cf all kinds.
promptly attended to.
nnnp on loiniiierrmi street, suiein, ureipm, v iioois
North of liniwn 6l Myers'. (iltf
FICTION, BUT TlilfTII,
H is custumury to sta'alc of uiuny remedies uf the
day in a liK'it and frivolous muiiner, and tliis may an
swur whore the case to be rnn-d is uf a trifling char
acter, and the remedy presented ainiple. Hut when
we aro called to pre scribe for diaraaes endured only
with excruciating pain, whose teruiiiuttion is often
fatal, we louve icstiug, and proceed with earnestness
to tiller fuels which will perhaps rescue a fellow being
from a bed uf sickness or the grave. It la thus that
we would introduce to our readers SCOVILL'S
M.OOD AND UVKItSYliUl'.und state that for the
cure of humors there is nothing in the world can eipial
this popular and extensively used medicine. All drug
gists sell it. UKDINQTON & CO., Agents, 410 and
418 Front atroet, Ban Kruncieto. 4wl6
MARDEN & FOLCER'S
(IlEIIIIUtl FAMILY TOFFEE!
lyllH H buasloodlhe U-at of the Brat china hotels
I T In thia rily (and J used by Ihein) Joes not cou-
taiuuuv oi i no
UNWHOLESOME INGREDIENTS
unefl by fnreiin itivcnlitm to uive color or utrenulh,
lint ti itrung vnoiijjli to KUmii titon its own muriu.
AIRO,
rnifAii CAMPonxiii citot.'vu
tlIM and MiiMturct!
Wtiich Hr mlioitifit liy nil to be fur onporior lu ira
porteii HrtKlwi iilir. tio
fur bn-ukiiie .) 'nn Ins
i.n.l h orJerii MAKI)KN k KOUlKK'S JAVA
or hl'ICKS fi-om uny uf the Urwoni, or
from (heir
DlfinAfli Ctfliim P.nfTaA atirl Cnlna IrTllta
4 1UUVD1 UliVdUl VVUCQ QUH UIVQ sVAAllO)
9140 Front Hin t I,
lk-twcpti Kiicntiiieiito Mini Cnlifrirt.iM.
hull Knint ((Mo.
N. H Our Kurlorr i itlwaji opuu to the iiisirwe
uon oi me pinmc. imiu
Hides, Wool and Furs.
XOTItE TO .VKIK HANTS AMI F.VU.1IKIIH.
rpMK oiiili-roiuiieil, liHviiipf imiii rxifiifiv Hriiiiitm
1 i-.'nti. AttliMiiiiuiif Hie l.AlidKM MH-SK S
NKW OWk.im' uuw urt'purvd to iuy TUL UES'V
woor, iiiii:s, ami i i its.
I'nHU' ImTinif mii !i on hum! will in wtrll to lend
tliviulo II r.fn KliBK Hlt 4k ( ,
M'i r'lniil ntrvt, l'tirtlriml, Dnrguii,
Itrfi'rfhpi'si J. ft-llvr & (;., lintiin Unw.
14. i he ittmve drive coniuuily on IihuJ tliu ltfoT
ItlMOtlllitJIlL ui
All orl:rt inimtimllj' HltuWtl to, mayl" lltf
1H. 111ltXON'H
BALSAMIC COMPOUND
..ron TIIK..
flpssdy and Radios! Oar of aonorrhaoat and
all Otssases of the Urinary Organa.
IlHIMfa A remnty which requires tio miliiiire 1 it
perfnnns iurjiitv quickly and tlionmiily, luuriiur
no injurious, etleet oil tier lo the efumtiiutiun or to the
part utfrctfd.
It is the refltilt nf Innir rjperiene. and clone olmer
vutiiMi in n ifrvni niMiibr uf cim. and luta lieen inva
riably aocretwsful where othr mettiriurs r triHtiiienls
have fMil 1 thiiiniviujiitrlf to he n remedy hmK
rtHjuirud by the pulilie.
Price, $1 er ilottlt.
Kr sttle tiV Driiftiits evervwli.-re. Ksl Auent fur
the I'rt'-Hlr f.ML-l. 4 l,AJiMKY,
Wholuuls Iruifit :iOtt Coutnitf-viHiHtreet.
1y?hs Ntiir Knmt Ht.. rUn Kranciacu.
paiti:h A 4.
Prailcal frlnUra, and Dealrraia
0.
riaSl
Tyie. V rents. Printing Materials,
Ink, Paper, CaHs, r.,
J AIOC'LAV 8T.,liove Siniaoiiio,
i. a rAiarral HAM KIIANCIHCO.
j. N.rsinTSH
T.r.ratsTsa) Olllreallileilout wltlidiaputcli. Iif
WOOL! WOOL!
WE would n-M'-lfullr inform the
wool (rawora Ibal w are airaio in
lbs narkei, and will unn-baaa, and
r a, i Ami.
the lilirhral prire. We hn'r elfrrUMl amnin-meuta iu
San Kranriaro, sod ilia Kaatarn rilira, whirh will
tttabla aa lu par the markst prioa for wool in Aiaa
Frawitro, It-aa tlit frclKbt and ebargea.
tlia as a call baton selliiiK.
DELL It IIKOWX.
laUm, Omron, April IS, lotas. 6if
DlMolnllon f Coparlnrralilp.
fYlll K ropartntnhin Heretiifora eiiatinff betwtrn J
i V. itotle and J. W. lie Aire la Ibis -tar diw.vl
bv mntnit! ron-tnt. Dr. J. W. Ilivl will be found at
Iiia farm in Hoik muoir al all tiinea, unlraa abaont
upon umfetaioiial biiaiueaa. Dr. .1 VV. UrAfi.s Hill
conliuue to prarUrs luediciue In Holcrn.
J W. R'lYLH.
J. W McAKrK
Baleni, Juljr W, IS63. awjiipaid
T W. BOYLE. Phrsicisn nml Purirenii,
U . will practlre bis pmlaaaloa a formerlr. Iifflre
si hia raanisnt I Vvtk rwiuu.lb.-n luaa sal uf
Dallas.
i m & Dims,
POHTI.AND, ORKfiOX,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Imporifr it ml Deulem In
PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, bo,,
Are coaatauily receiving, by
KVKRV AIIKIVAI, .SHII.H TIIK
NKW (lOODH,
And ure tliereforo onaldud to oirer to their enetuuicra
AT Aldl'IVIKS, a KHKKH and VVKLI,
AfiSOHTKl) stock from which to
make their selections,
Kerosene and Keroaene Lamps,
Alcohol. I.in.l Oil.
Machinery Oil for sale at reduced prlues. l)-(B8
ScrofUla, or Kind's Evil,
is a constitutional dicu-i-. u i-uri-iiutiou of the lihaal,
by which this rluid U'c-utiu-a vitiated, weak, und
poor. Ik-iug in thu i-iit'iiltitiuu, it pcrvuiUs the
whole budv, und iniiv burnt nut in (licuso iui any
part uf it. No organ is li ce I mm its attueks, nor
is thero ono which it inuv lint destrnr, 1 ho :rofu
lous taint is variously cuuscd liv nicrcitrint di'fnv,
low living, disoidcrcd or uiilicaltliy food, impure
air, nitn anil tllthy lialuta, thu UqnosHiig vices,
aim, atiovo an, ny the vinci-cal Infection. hat.
ever be its origin, it ia heroditorv in tho constitu.
tiun, Ucscciuling " trnm parents to children unto the
third ami fourth geuvrution ;" indeed, it seems to
bo the ind of Him who snvs, I will visit the
iniiiuitk of the futlicrs umm their children."
Its effects rommenro y deposition from tlio
blood nf corrupt or ulcerous mutter, which, iu the
lungs, liver, and Internal organs, is termed tuber
cles j in tl:o gluuls, swellings: and on the surface,
eruptions or sores. This foul corruption, which
Renders ut the blood, tleprewes the energies of lite,
so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from
scrofulous complaints, but they have far less power
to witlutuiiu the uttneks nf oilier diseases i con
scitientlv, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although nut scrofulous in their nuture, are still ten
deri'd fatal by this tuint in tho svtein. Most of
tho consumption which decimate tho human family
has its origin directly iu this scrofulous contamina
tion i -nnd many destructive diaeuies of the liver,
kidneys, bruin, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise
from or aro aggravated by tne suine cause.
One Quarter nf all our people are scrofulinisi
their persons ure inviid tl by thia lurking infeetio.i,
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it from tho system we must lenovuto tho hlixid
by an alterative, medicine, mid iiiviguruto it by
healthy food and exercise, riueh a medicine we
supply ia
Al iu 11
Compound Extract of Siirsnpsrilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medieul i-kill
of our times can tleviao fur this every where pre
vailing und fatnl innlmlv. It is combined from the
most uetivo remedial tliut have been discovered for
tho t xpurgation of this foul dtwirdcr from the blood,
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence it sluiuld he employed for
tho cm o of not only scrofula, hut also thewo other
alfcctiou which arise front it, such us Kui rrivs
nd Hki.m iir.Ka, St. Antiionv's Fina, ltosa,
or J-llVHl l'i;. AK, l'lMI'l.rS, 1'lSTI'l.aa, iiLIITCIIIJI,
iii.AiNs and lSm t, 'Iumoiw, Imu and Salt
Hlll.tM, HcAI.II 111 UW KlMlWIIIIll, ivHSl'MATlsM,
Kvi'iiu.iric und Mi uci iiiAi. Dismkks, Uuofst,
Dvsimtsia, Dr.atMTY, and. indeed. Ai.t.CoirtAixTs
AKIKIMJ HIOM VlTlATKII OH ImPIIIR llUIOII. TIlO
popular belief in " imjmrilu nflhe b hml" ia foundrd
in truth, for scrofula is degeneration of the blood.
1 lie particular purpose and virtuo of tins hursupa-
rilla is to purify and regenernto this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible In con
tauiiuulcd constitution.
AYEE'S
Ague Cure,
FOR TUB BPEEtiV (THE OF
Intermittent Frrrr, or Vtwtr mn& Arii(
ItvniUtttnt Fever, C'litll FfTf r, UHitib A(ur,
Perlnrilrnt UrniUrlie. or HI I Ion Hedith.
nuil IMIIon Fever, liitlee! for the whole
rlnee of dUennea arljrtMhir In blllur r dr
rBiiieiiicui, eettteu uy tue nuarw oc iimm
mniie .onuirie.
We nre eimlilcd hero to oflV-r thp community i rfm-
ilr whii'li, whilo it rtirnt the above complaints with
certtilntv. U Mill iM,rfitlr Imnnlc In any niinntity
Huch k rrmt'dv U iiivuhmble in tUntrictn nhere thew
nlllictiuir dlMndeni preU. 'iMaCi'UKM exppli the
miumnutu! iHiiftiin uf Krvku and Aw v. from the ivn-
teni, and prpvputt the development of the dictate, If
taken on the Mmt upproarh nr In premonitory urmp
toni. ft In not only the brat remedy ever yet diswir-
ered Tor thiaelmw or eomplninti, nut a 10 Iho cheap
est. 1 ho large quantity we utipply for a dnllnr l.niiKi
it wi.hin the reach of every boilyi and in bilious dim
trieta, where Kkvkn ani Ai a provaiU, eterr body
ilimilil have it and ue it freely holli for cure aiid pro
tectinn. A ureat anneriority of thia remedy over any
other over uivcm-eieil for tho speedy and certain curt
of Jntenuitteutt ii that it contains no Quinine or min
eral, cmiftei-iuently it produces no qninlum or other
Injurious enuciK whatever upon Uieeonttitiition Ihuse
cmed by it ore left aa healthy as if they had never hud
the disease.
Fever and A true is not alone the ennnenurnce of (he
miasmatic poiwm. A Brent variety of disorders nrlie
Irani its irritation, amoitfr which are Jfura(qtat tihew
mni$ft Utntt, Hrmttu fii; litiiutm$$, Tonllmrhe, Ear
a'Ar. ( 'uiurrh, Anthmn. Valiutatton, Painful Alfrrtion
ttf the ftitm httrruB I'oin in Me P.nteeh ('otic,
Pnrtihjtit nnd llrrtmnnnrnt of tht ytortwrh, ail of
win cli, when nriKiimtiiin 11. linn rituse, put on the
tnt-VMtvem if, 01 tieeouie periixlinil. I tun t uiir "
expels the pinnn from the hlond, and einietiiently
cure them alt alike It is an imuluuble proteetinn lo
immigrants and prrwuis trateliinu or trniporaiilr re
r..J.un iu tliinmlariiMiKdittrit t. U token ftceaiionnlty
or d -i'r while extmud to the infeeiion. 1hnt will he
etrri'tcfl from the syteiu, and cannot acrrimulatt in
tilth ci cut quuntiiy to ripen into disvane. Hence it is
even more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will evrr vi Iter mini tiitcriiiitliiitn if they avujl tUrtj,
selves of the protection thi reiiH-dy nlforrs,
Prepaied by Dr. J. C. AYER &. CO., Lowell, Kau.
MMITI1 & I WIS, Poriland,
BOLD BV DKUaaiBXSe
ti".H eowly
1)11. HWKEl'H
Infallible Liniment.
UltnAT EXTEltNAL KKMKDY,
For Ehenmatlim, Oout, Neuralgia, Inmbago,
StilT Reek and Joints, Sprains, Bruises
Cut sad Wounds, Filss, Hradachs,
sad all Bhsnmatls sad Mr
Tons 0 isordsrs.
1lH all of which it is a tprady ami certuin remedy,
autl never fnila This Liniment ia lireiwred from
the recipe of Dr. Hleplirll Kweel.of Coimecticllt, the
fanioua lione setter and hae bwii nurd in hia prai-llve
lor more tlian twenty yrara Willi tlie most aaloiiialimg
surceM.
AM AN ALLKv I A TOIt OK PAIN, il U uuriviih-d
by any prepnrntioii before the public, ot wlii.-h tlie
moat akrptii-ul may lie cotivinretl liy a ainaie trial.
Tina lniineiit will cure mpi'lly and ra'tiriilly.
Ithtuniatir lliaordera of overy ktnil, and in lliotiaeuda
of ciuH-a where it baa bv?n 'lined il has never been
know n lo fail.
Klllt NKt II.M.dlA, Il will afford Immediate relief
in everv niaa, liowarer dialreaainir.
Il will relieve the worat emoa of IIKADACIIK In
three ininntea ami ia warranted lo do il.
TOOTHAI'IIKulen will il cure inHHlltlv.
Pflit NKIIVDIM PKIIIUTV AM) (IKNtHAI,
LAHMTl'liKiiriaina- frosn iinprmleiire wr eaeeaa, this
liiiiiiient ia a moai liapiiy and unlailina remedy. Aetina:
din-i'ilv iiKintl uervnua tiaaiiea, it atriiiiihens and
n-vivilles llir ayalem, ami roatores il to eiaauciiy aim
viiror ,
KOIl PILES As an exlemal remedy, we claim
liiai il it lite SrW known, aud uiialltima Ilia aoild to
aniliif-e an rone!. Kvnrv viellm ot Ibia dlatmMiua
coiiipl.iitit altoiild itivn it n trial, for it will not laii lo
afford imineiliaie rt-llof, ami In a majority ol caaea will
elfeei a railttnl cure.
yl l.SHY AND SOUK TllltOAT nre aomrllinea
exin-no-ly omltiiiiiit and diitirfi-roua, 1ml a timely ap
plication of lliia Liniment vi ill never fttil to curt.
HI'KAINH are aonH-tinira very oli.l inula, and tn
hiraeaiml of the inta ia liablt to oocor it iiealeeteil.
The worat caae aiay be cvioiuirad by Ibia Liuiuwut iu
Iwo or three ilava
IIIII I.MIJ. I I T. WOl'Sim, 80RE8, I LCKIt.
Ml UNSaod St'ALDM. yield readily lo tne wonderful
hralioir prnmitiea of DiL oWKKI'S IN KAl.LlllI.E
LI N I M K.NT. wlien Hard nrnanlinir In direrliooa Also,
rlllLIII.AINH. HtlJ-,1 l-.ll KK1.T, AJil) 1.N.1KIT
III 1 aud M'l.Nd-S.
Every Horse Owner
ahnnkl have lliia earned v al hand, for Its tlmsly ns at
the Drat appearance of lauaenasswill alfertually pre
vent tb-wt fonniilable diaeiiaea. to whirh al! horaet art
liable, and which rendar to many otherwise talaahls
bnraaa uearly worth lee.
Over lour bnndned rolonlary teallmoniali to tht
wnndarfol rnraiiva nmrertiee nf lliia Liniment havt
beeu rertivtd ithin tht last Iwo years, and d any of
luem from perina in me inaoea, ranae ui int.
CAl'TIO.
To avoid linpiviilon, nbtervs tht Hiuaatura aud
Likeiima of Ur Meohen Sweet on everr wbe . and al
to "Hlrphen Hweel't llilallible Liliinxill," blown in
Hie a I am oi win ., wiinom rnun aone art sea
bum. KICIIAHUMlN at CO. .
Sb!e Pmi'tieloea, Korwtrh.Cl.
HOSTt n'bU.ttMl rll t DKAN,
Aifitita. Hall IrHlieitee
kiirHsiiViA
Klj iteost IVnland, Ok
WHOLESALE
OREGON.O
' IHI'OHTEB OIT
DRUGS 1HD QDICIitE.,
PAINTS AND OILS.
rpHE iiliriiiion of the imlilln Is solicited te mt
1 LA 111 IK iiiiO EXIENBIVr: STOCK.
com .iilslng in port
a '
Alcohol, Camplirne,
Durninir fluid, KerotiBt
Turpentine, Varnlsfiem
Coal Oil, Tanner') Oil,
Lamp Oil, Muchlnerjr Oil,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oik
WHITE LEAD,
COLOltH, DYE-STUFFS,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
WINDOW GLASS AND D13GI3TS
GLAS8WAEE, ..,
PAINTERS' MATERIALS,
mid all of tbs
POPULAR PATENT MEDICIOT
Torjetlier with an Elf DLE88 VARIETY of
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
a- ESi'KCIAL ATTKNTION puid to the PUB
BCUlI'l'lON DEPARTUENlaH '
Wa WEATHER FORD,
139 Front Street, rortUW.
May ISili, im. i omll
Or. Iliikor's Fain Panacea
IS rnropoaed entirely of healing gums, and vegetable
oils and herbs. It ia porfeclljr anfe for the moat dell
cute to uae, 1 ciin most sincerely say that I have nstsr
known nuy.however tloliciile.to be Injured by it in Iks
least. I will continue lo usk the afflicted, who have
not uaod it, to try it fur the following- diaeaaea. If Iktr
ure not BulishVd with iu healing properties, the moat
will be cheerfully refunded by tha Ujfenl when Ik
medicine is for sule. , .
Ifyoulisre Pain In the Stomach or Bowels, try I
doae of Puin I'anaeea internally, bat heeatemally oral
the parts arfected, and you will at one restore Iks
proper action und relieve the pain. :
If yon have a Hi uise or Wound, bathe It well wa
the Puin l'nuiicoii four times a ''ay. It will sella
the puin, nnd lake out all the poison, aud heal tl
wound in it short time. ,
If you are suller'nin; from Nenra!(ia or Blieum"
Piiina. apply the I'nin l'uuaceu freely, and take a da
of it iulernally, tnorninir. noon and niKhl: il will s
only cure tlie pain, but will remove the cause ef I
diaeuse.
If you hnve the Diapcpain, und your foot) distrar
your sloinHrh after euliiiR, Inks a dote of Paiu K
keen after each meal.
Ifyonhavoa Cankered or Sore Month or Tbrsr'
nnplv the Pain Panurea to the affected parts, and f
le the mouth or throat three orfour limes day.
If yoa have the Diarrhea, or relaxed stats ef f
bowels, take a few doses of Pain Panacea, and li
will toon be restored. If you have a painful swal
bathe the parts freelv and yon will soon relieve tks p ,
aud tlie swelling will be redneed. If yoa have a
vera toollioche. apply the Paia Panacea on a pitas sf
cotton, and butho tlie gum at the suuie time t it
alopthe puin iuatuntly.
, If yon have puin in the 8iJt, Brsuat, Back trVir
noya. oaint ute parte nnecien mnmiii pirn n i k n
the same time t
futsea
i dote of the Panacea Inlernaht,
If Mother has s Caked Breast .apply the Pain 1
area at hot as ran be home. . .
If yon feel chilly or rold, u thouxh yoa were gctrg
to have a fever, lake a dose of Panacea.
If von have n wound, cut or galls on yonrhorta, t
ply tlie Pain Panacea i it will lake out all the in.
iiatinn, and henl tlie sore.ln short lime. Bold by alt
the principal druggists, and by
. KED1NOTON h CO.,
59flf Exclusivs Agents,
416 nnd il8, F.nt street, Han Francisco.
SMITH & CiRTWRlGHT,
Insotssors to COOIE, IKITH 4V Cs.
BALE1S1. OREGON.
licg leave to inform the pnblio tliat ws have
nnd are receiving
URGE Ml) VEU-lEfTED SKI
GENERAL. MERCHANDISE.
Which we Offer at REDUCED RATES.
nothing, Uools, Mhoos, Hale, Caps,
Itonnett. Rlmkcra, Croceries, Crockery,
Olaaaware, llurdware, Iron, Bolls, Blv
eu, Waahers, Nuts, RprlnRs, Nuill, Spikes,
Cllnaa, Puny, Saws, Planes, Axes, Oys
ters, Sheep Shears, rVinnrts, Dry floods,
Cutlery, ami
A 43KRAT VAIUKTY
or
OTHER ARTICLES
too nitmemas to nienllnu,
IsT TV
won.
AT
NBW
YORK
BATRa,
SMUT.
All of vth'K-h wa will uchaug FUBj
rot
CASH or M F. UCt. ANTABLE PRO-CAI
DL't'E.
WANTED.
IOv.IMIO IU. of WOOL wanted in ex
change for 0001)8 or CASH.
SMITH I f tlTWRIGHT.
Hulcui, April lii, IHO, ' 7lf
THAT.
AMI '
r
WAI.T.
A!a
CXAIUT
Citizens of Marion County
ATTENTION I
rpilF. lima baa coma when it becooies iteceaanry fur
1 Hoar wi'hing In teenre hanranit lo rail AT V, OK
TIIISCTO.N S, IX MLVKI'.TOH, to rnrehnae thh-
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
FA II ILY CaHOCERIRR,
HARDWARE AND CROCKS&T,
For he is cow uT.-ring ihciu for sal AT COST for
Co. A antra.
He hna on ham) large slock of Die above ankle,
all of tin beat quality to be fonad in tho market,
I'all tarlf. rati fatl, mud SeracaUiag.
slayAW-t. , 9roH
Just Beceived,
DtRllCTfrom SAX VHASCIRCO, t ehoixselce.
lion of Jewelry, ron.iMing of fluid Minga.Chaiu,
Hurkles. Pent, ami Kpeetaclts. Also, a variety ol
Fancy floods. Call and tee. j. U. HAAS.
Walcm.Jniie 3Uh, iHl -j Hit
Vulcanite! Vulcaxiitdl,
nlIOSF.peraoaswhnartaoirafmtasU f "
1 as to require artiArlaMreth wonlddoA
will lo rail on South fc t lunca and sx-- I l.s
amino si'ti iuitna of tha above sivle of work, wbtesj,
for romtorl, cleaulinete and aacfuliwe eanaol bs nsr.
paaaed by any prtH-eaa now In vogue. HuWlkalne aap
piUKl, fr Jla a aiugle tootb to an wire tea.
SMITH tHAXCK.
Stirglral and Merino leal Hernials,
SuilTpd Skate st'ret, Kalem. '
WANTED.
TWO niiipKKH. good werkmeai eouatant ess.
piovmcnt ui en tor ene vear al good wam-a. An
p!. teJ.a COLUK,si8lc,Urifpi.
July'JtU,lUd. t wan
bv.
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