INCIDENTS OF TUB DRAFT.
" (From th New York Evening Post, Aug. 4tli.J
Boldlcn on Duty In Wisconsin.
The enrollment in Wisconsin is nearly
completed. Lcsa than four hundred sol
diers proporly distributed have repressed
tioluiico and prot'Cted the enrolling of
ficers in all district! where resistance was
attempted or threatened. Two Companion
have been keeping order for a few days in
certain towns in Lafayetto county, where
the copperheads boasted tho enrollment
should not be made, and organized to re
sist tho draft.
Guarding Substitutes.
' In Hartford, tho substitutes for drafted
men are kept iu a largo room in Marblo
' Block, on the second story, and are
strongly guarded. The guard carry
' Springfield muskets loaded with cartridges
in which the powder is topped by a bullet
and several buckshot.
. i Tew Bedford.
" The whole number of conscripts exam
ined at New Bedford thus far is 816, of
' whom 285 have paused.
The Draft In Worcester, Massachusetts.
The Worcester Spy says :
Up to this date 1,094 men have report
ed to the Board of Enrollment. Of theso
. 420 have been exempted for disability,
315 have been exempted as aliens, and
for other reasons under special provisions
' of the law, and for unsuitableness of ago
etc. ; 835 havo been punned by the sur
geon, 231 have paid j-'lOO each as com
' mutation, and 96 substitutes hove been
furnished. Six of the substitutes have
escaped. The rest havo been delivered
to the camp on Long Island or are now in
the barracks.
i ' Abundant Reasons for Exemption.
The Providence Journal records the
following:
"A drafted Irishman called upon one
of our lawyers on Saturday and desired
to have papers prepared claiming exemp
tion from military service for tho several
reasons which he named : First That he
was the only son of a widow dependent
' upon him for support. Second That his
father was in such infirm health as to be
unable to get bis own living. Third
That he had two brothers already in the
' service ; all of which facts Putrick de
sired then and there to verify by olfida
vit. Tho lawyer who had traveled in
Illinois and learned the knack of introdu
cing aprnpot aneodotes, reminded tho
drafted man of a littlo story of the maplo
sugar man in Vermont, who was sued for
returning a borrowed sap-kettle in a dum-
' aged condition, and pleaded, in defense,
first, that tho kettle was sound when ho
returned it ; second, that it was cracked
when he borrowed it and, thirdly, that
' lie never had the sap-kettle. Patrick
grinned a ghastly smile, such as some-'
' times illumines the countenance of a man
beforp the Board of Enrollment when the
doctor blandly assures him he has not got
the liver complaint or the kidney disease,
and withdrew his papers.
, 1 Skedaddle.
One of the substitutes in rrovidcnce
barracks, Friday night, by some means
procured a pair of Captain's shoulder
straps, secured them upon his uniform,
then, summoning the guard, guve them
renewed instructions to be watchful as the
fellows were getting uneasy, and walked
out of tho door with official dignity so
handsomly simulated that the guard did
not venture to question the genuineness of
his character.
Patriotic Germans.
The Chicago Workingmcn's Associa
tion, composed of Germans, has panned
cmphotio resolutions that tliey will help
crush any mob which may attempt to
prevent the execution of the Conscription
Law. The association numbers over ono
thousand men.
Conirrlpti Reporting.
The Corning (N. Y.) Journal savs :
. "The cars ire filled with conscripts "n
their way to or from Elinira to report
themselves.. On Tuesday the train east
had four oars filled with conscripts from
Allegany county, and they were nearly
as jolly as volunteers, shouting, singing
and boasting of being the especial pets of
. 'Father Abraham.' "
DEY18TATI0 IX VIRGINIA.
(Cgrraspoudeue New York Tribune.)
HEADQt'ARTKRS AhMV PoTOMAC,
1
AueuHt 2, 18GB.
Unimproved land in meadow and wood,
, in this section, was valued before the war
at $10 an acre, and ranged to $10, ac
cording to the nature of the improvements
! Farms consist of from 500 to 2,000
acres, and are used cHirly for grilling.
; When hired, the rent is $1 a year. The
State tux was 40 cents on the $100, and
and the average assesaed value $'20 an
acre. A frequent mode of operation was
to purchase cattle each Autumn driven
from Western Virginia, fatt. n it during
the Winter end Spring, and sell it tho
following August at 100 per cent, in ad
vance. This was more common than
keeping herds for an inorease.
The principal landholder of the neigh
borhood is named Beat, who owns three
thousand acres, and also a fully equal
amount eight miles below, near Bealtun
.' sUtiou, which takes its name from him.
The two hundred negroes which he owned
upon Lis property have ill departed, ex
cepting a few women and children, who
linger round bis dwelling and find little
- work to do for their food. The neglect of
the land hereabout lias been very great.
The fields and meadows do not appear to
havo been seeded for half a century, and
are overgrown with weeds, which often en-
' tiroly exoludo the grans. Cavalry soldiers
who wish to cut fresh feed for their
horsct havo to travel long distances fur
' chance spots where grass preponderates.
Tho whole region nueds plowing up and
roioeding. , !
A similor large landholder to Boal, wo
,. tound reomitly in John Dulany, near Up-
perville, an old gentleman who also owns
thousands of acres of far finer quality,
and who during tho war has been bereft
of hundreds of cattle and slaves, and
thousands of sheep. Of these latter, ho
possessed imported descriptions anting
in soma instances f 703 a head, and of
eattht in proportion. , His feelings toward
ear army are therefore not amiable. He
is a bluff, dodged old fellow, and has the
r cottxaje to refuso night quarters to officers
and soldiers who apply for tlu iu. He
U officers they msy sleep in his stable,
and to privates bo refuses any accoinmo
'''(fttkm whatever. A traveling New York
er applying to him for a lodging one rainy
night, was also recently denied, but had
taken tho usual method of procuring a
letter at Baltimore from the Commanding
General of the Maryland Department in
dorsed by President Liucohi, addressed
to all citizens of Virginia under United
Mates protection, lie mentioned tne iaci
of his having tho document, and told tho
old gentleman that Ins relusal ot toou ana
shelter would subject mm to we witn
drawal of that protection if his conduct
were mentioned to the Provost Marshal
of the armv. Tho old gentleman winced
and invited bim. The protection of t ie
United States had not saved him an ani
mal from his cntiro stock or a rail from
his fences. , Possibly, ho feared tho fur
ther abstraction of his house or himself.
His son being in the rebel army, he lived
with a daughter and several grandchildren
in the almost Robinson Crusoo loneliness
of those portions of Virginia overrun by
the contending armies. No means of lo
comotion and no visiting. Horses all
stolen ex seized. The young nvn have
departed, to the war, Parses
not to be had for Washington by those
living near railways, o newspapers, no
hooks, no possibility of purchasing. The
only variety is the chance notice from!
Richmond of a near relative killed or
wounded. Can a life more dreary be im
agined 1. "
FACTS ABOUT THE ABUT.
I). Van Nostrand, No 192 Broadway,
New York, has published it little volume
entitled "Army Pay Digest and Ready
Calculator," which furnishes much valu
able information as to the pay, emolu
ments, duties, privileges and rights of
troops in the field, We gather from it
the following facts of interest to the pub
lic at large :
The pay of a Major General is $2,640
a year, and he is entitled to fifteen ra
tions a day, which, commuted at thirty
cents each, net the sum of $1,435 mak
ing his aggregate annual emoluments $4,
070, A Major General is also entitled
to four servants, whose rations, (one each)
he can also commute, and to fivo horses,
for which he can draw forty ctitn each a
day. When Commandcr-in-Ch'ef, or
commander of a separate nrniy in the
field, or of a department, he is entitled to
double rations amounting to $1,03H a
year.
The pay of a Brigadier Oen-Tal is $1,
488, with twelvo ration, fmir horses and
three servants, the rations of which, com.
muted, amount to $2,220 40.
The pay of Assistant Adjutant Gener
Quartormastvr, Commissars of Suhsis
tence, mid Assistant Quartermaster Gen
eral, in corps organization (each with rank
of Lieutenant Colonel), is $I5 a month,
with five rations, two horses and two per
vants. Aids-de-camp, with rank of Ma
jor, receive $30, and, with rank of Cap
tain, $70 a mouth, each with tour rations
ond horses. A Chief of Artillery corps
organizations receives $70, and Judge
Advocate $80 a month, each with four
rations and two servants. In a division
organization (brigades) an uid-de-camp
receives $24 in addition to pay of Lii u
tennnt of infantry. In brigade organiza
tions tho pay is as follows : Aid-du-camp
with rank of Lieutenant, $20 a month, in
addition to Lieutenant's pay ; Assistant
Adjutant General, $70; Assistant Adju
taut General, $70; Commissary of Sub
sistence, $70 each with four rations, two
horses and one servant.
Chaplnins receive $100 a mouth, ami
aro entitled to two rations, one horse, but
no servants. A Colonel of infantry re
ceives, with rations, $190 40 a month (of
81 days ) a Lieutenant Colonel $172 10;
a Major $152 80; u Captain $ldi), with
$10 additional for responsibility of cloth
ing and arms; an Adjutant and Quarter
master $120; a First Lieutenant $110,
anil neconu Lieutenant JMUo. Upon this
a Colonel pays $4 3'J tax ; a Lieutenant
Colonel So 1 7 ! .Major SJ 88; Captain
$2 40, Adjutant and Quartermaster
$2 10; rirst Lieutenant $1 80; Second
Lieutenant $1 05.
Tho pay of cavalry officers is more
than that of infantry officer. A Cclonel
receives for a mouth of thirty-one days,
$.13 40 tax, $1 LiU a Lieutenant tol
on.d, $180 10 tax, $1 17; a Major,
$101 WO tax, 13 44 ; Adjutant and
Quartermaster, $124 13 tax, $2 23;
Captain, $141 tax, $2 73, except where
thero is no responsibility for clothing and
arms, when the pay is but $131 ; Lieu
tenants, $114 tax, $1 0:1 ; Chaplain,
$118 60-tax, $2 00. 'Officers of light
artillery are paid the same as cavalry of
ficers uf the same rank. Engineers ami
Signals officers receive similar pay ; Sur
geons are paid as Majors of cavalry, and
Assistant Surgeons as Lieutenants of cav
alry. Privates in cavalry, artillery and in
fantry, second class privates in sappers,
miners and potoniers, corporals of heavy
artillery and uilantry, ami buglers in cav
alry, receive each $13 p. r month. Pri
vates, musicians, artificers and non-commissioned
officers in the volunteer service
are allowed $3 50 a mouth for cluthim! ;
servants of officers aro allowed for the
same $2 50.
The pay of sergeants in engineer com
panies is $31 a month; of sergeant ma
jors, quartermaster sergeants and com
missary sergeants, J.I ; of artificers in
engineer companies, $17 ; of cavalry and
artillery artificers, farriers and black
smiths," $15; of cavalry and light artil
lery corporals and wagoners, $14; of en
gineer and infantry musicians, $12.
I'm Impossibility of IUisino An
othm Klbkl Akmy. Tho rebels staked
their all upon the invasion of tho North,
and in losing the battle of Gettysburg they
havo lost til. It will be impossible for
them to raiso another army. In the West
they are so thoroughly exhausted that,
after getting togather twenty-five thous
and men under Johnston fur the relief of
Vicksburg, they could not count up more
thsn ten thousand unoccupied troops in the
whole confederacy. Colonel Orierson who
explored that region from Union Rouge
with his osvalry, declared that the rebel
lion wts ft mere shell, and that no able
bodied men wore left outside the rebel ar
mies. In tho Ei't the facts are the time.
Stoneraou and Kilpatrick found no rebilt
fit to serve m soldiers behind the lines ot
Lee's army, sud could have taken Rich
mond if ther had only known it was un
defended. "When Lev invaded Pennsyl
vania he took with him all tho available
forces in ths rebel service, exc. pt a few
thousand men sintter! on garrison duty
from Charleston to Richmond. Bisgg's
ortcy wm the only ono reft of any consid.
erahle force, and that is now reported de
moralized and driven across the Tennes
see If Lee's army be annihilated wo
shall have no more trouble in suppressing
the rebellion. A few skirmishers and
guerrilla fights will end the war, ami our
armies, as thoy udvancc, will occupy all
the rebel cities without opposition. JV.
Y. Herald.
tffiT A distinguished California divine
was asked, after a trip to silver land,
"what lie thought of the country 1" He
replied : "Thero are but three things at
Washoe, sir big mines, little mines and
whisky shops ; in other words, Ophir
holes, gopher holes and loafer holes."
A Good and Beautiful Idea. We
perceive thot Governor Curtin of Penn
sylvania has hit upon the happy thonght
of buying somo ten or twenty acres of the
great and glorious battle, field of Gettys
burg as cemetery for the heroes who there
laid down their lives that the nation might
live. This beautiful idea we hope will be
fully carried out, including a special divi
sion of the field to tho soldiers of each
Stste connected with the army of tho Un
ion, and a national ohelisk on t-i metery
Hill, with the names engraved on it of
every regiment, and with a look inside
containing the nunc, State, regiment and
company of every soldier m those three
lays' battles, and in t ie outside incident
al operations. We are glad to be assured
at the same tune that the Union soldiers
of this war, who have died on other fields
will not be forgotten, but that in some
suitable way the government will preserve
tlieir names lor the remembrance ot
grateful posterity. N. Y. Herald.
JKJ" A foolish fellow, when addressed
by a man of tank, used the answer :
' 1 hank Liod and your lordship."
"How many children have you, honest
man," asked. Lord ISolson one diiy.
"Four, thank God nnd your Lordship."
Why are assessors of taxes the
only class of men in tho world who ore
not in the lial.it of disparaging their neigh
bors? Because they never uudor-rate
anybody.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PETER LOKILMRD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
10 A IN I'll A. VI HKICM Mi'.,
(Formerly IU L'liulliuiu street, New York,)
WOULD mil the nitsiiiion of Dealer, to theartl-
I f eles ol bis riJiuiurucitirtf, i
SUIIWH fttl'I'F.
Macabny, Demluro.,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Course bunnee. Nurhiloches,
Americuu OVntleuian, Copenhagen.
YUI.LOW NMW.
Si-nli-h. Hunt, Daw Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Homy Dew Scotch,
.Irish nigh Toast, resh Scotch,
or Lundyfoot.
ftT Attention l chIIuiI to tho lurgo reilnctlon in
priced or I" iiie C-.it Lhewinir mill hmnkitig louaccoi,
Wilicu will ue luuuu ui a iuperiur (jimmy.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Lung, P. A. I.., or pliiin, 8. Jho,
No. 1, CAvetiriitli. or Kweel, Spanii.li,
No. 2. Sweet Scenfeil Orunueo, ( annular,
Niw. I Ic 2 Tm Foil Cavonuiali, Turki.b.
mixed. Granulattil
N. II A circular of prices will be tent on applica
tion, may la ly.j
Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital.
DHH. 11 tWT I II III MM VI1 1,011 VK. I'llV
4II IIS4 AD I'UOPniKTIlllS.
TWRHE Inrtltntlnna are eitnated In Eat Portlaml,
1 in a hrallhf anil pleawnt locality, near a beiiiitilnl
perennial inriinr. Aiiiiileaccoimuixlutloiiii are artbrilt-d
fur the comfort and HpiHidy cure of thoie that favor ui
with their patroiniKo.
Other at Weniberford'a Vtng Store, Front atreet
Portland. "'
SALEM FOUNDRY,
. - u . .r
II. F. Hit IKD, Proprietor.
I T AA'IN'O PiiMiflMii the entire 1nirt in the fnnn
I 1 drv Ht &ilni. I urn ttmmred to furnish CAST
IXUS and WHOirOHT I1MN WuKK of every det-
crtnnon.pn mon n"iic
All order, for M I IX WORK be Riled with di
imicli. nnd in a MtislHi'tory mamif r.
Atfricull'intl iiiipkiut'titnof till kinds mnmifrtttiretl
to mtitir, or wpiurcrt. 4711
Ur ltaker Pnln k'niinrrn
S romOM!d iniirct ot hen ling iimiie, ami vet,rtiiMe
oil and huHs. h i iwttf-ilv mite for the moat rielt-
t'aie to up. 1 enu mot nimvrrly ear llittt I have nernr
known anr .however dt licaie.tn be injunM. by H in the
ImhaI. I will voMimie to nk the Htilicird who have
not uwd it, to try It fur the following dineaeee. If they
are nut siiind wnh its lirnliiiir proper! ii, the nmnev
will he riieerhillv reitindeU by tue agent where Hie
nuMiu'iiie is lor wle.
If yon have Fain in the Stotnnrh or Bowel, try a
dine of Pain Panacea internally, haibeextemiilly oviti
the pur! MllVelrd. and you will at once real ore the
proper at-noii ami relieve lite jhiu.
If yon Imve a llniiae or Wound, bathe it wrH with
the I'atn 1'iiimtva ftoirlitne a (uy. It will relieve
the pain, and lake out all I he potam,ud heal the
wnutio in H simn iiiuv.
If ron are nirerinif from Xrnraltria or Uhenmalir
(Nine, apply the Tain Panacea freely, and take a dope
of il inleniHllv. inorniiitf noon andititrhti it will not
only cure the pain, but will remove the came of the
uieae.
If yon have the Oi'pepeia.and yonrfood dUtreMee
votir toiimeti alter euiitiu, take a uose ol l am ran
urea alter each meal.
If von have a Cankered or fore Mouth or Throat,
apply the 1'itin Paitarea to the att'ecled wrte, ami gar
m tne niotun or innsat inree orionr timve a nay.
If von have the Diarrhea, or a relaxetl elate of the
bowel, take a few dom of I'ain Panacea, and they
will toon be restored. If vou have a iMtntful wrelliim
bathe the part freely and yon w ill oon relieve the pam
and the wrllma will le 'reduced. If you have a te
vere tootliarli. apply the I'ain Panacea on a piece of
cotton, and haihe lite guui at the eaiue tiuie i it will
top the pam inelamly.
If von have a pain Id the Side, Preaet. Hack or Kid
iteya. bathe the part atWted uorniotf and nitfhl t at
the name time taVe a diee of the ISauacea ittteruallv.
If a Mother ha a Caked llreest .apply the rain Pan
acea a not a ran ue oome.
If yoa feel chilly or eold, w thnnuh yon wereiroing
to have a lever, laae a aooe ot fauacea.
If von have a wonimt or jralUon yonr horee.ap
plv the Pain IViarea!lt will take out all the inflam
mation, and heal the aore in a abort time. 8old bv all
the priuclpal druaKieie. and hv
Kh.DlNGTON 4 CO.,
&U;f Kucluatve ArfenU,
416 and 418, Frcnt street, San Franciem.
WIGHTMAN & HARDIE,
afcrrssotts to
FRANK BAKER,
41 and 4IS Clay Htrrrt,
8.LN FBAXCISCO,
Importers and Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
rPIIOLSTEKT GOODS,
, PATER HANGINGS,
For Sale In Quantities to Suit
n.'.'j 3mir
Just Received,
DIRECT fn.m rRASCISCH.s rhnlrwW
lion orJrr.lrT. nUtin-gfnM Kmii(,.i hum.
Hiuklr. IVnt, and Pnrtafl. Alao. rartwr at
FanrtOwrft CallaiKtaw. J. U. HAAS,
IMm.Juallha.l'StS lit
J. 33. KMIiRY,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
SAI.F.TI, OHECiOtf.
Opposite Thatcher i Rickey's Livery Stable.
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CONCORD TEAM HARNESS,
C0XC0RD 6TAGE IIABXESS,
Pennsylvania Team Harness,
H ADDLES, DHIDLES,
Whips, Ilaltcrs and Horse Blankets,
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Concord and Boston Team Collars,
LADIES' SADDLES and BRIDLES,
OST KXTHA QUALITY.
The BKftT OP MATERIAL uied, and all
work WAKUAKTEI) TO OIVE SATISFACTION.
Tlie lichen CA SH PRICE paid for II I D E n and
WOOI, Inexchanire. BOltf
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
And Sanative Fills,
HAVE REEN IfEFOKK THE PUBLIC SO I.ONB
unit found iii-h mneral fuvor In every reition of
ciiiiiitry where they Imve been nolil, (and there ianii
ikro nn the civilized i(l"lie where tliey have nut hern
nnlil) that it would warn almnm npeiHuon at this
time to direr, attention ui mem inroun me nieuium ui
tiie prena. Ynt it ie due to RiitfariiiK humanity, and e
iHCIHIiy to mat numerous nan woo. in me vuuugun
la r.iiinate ol the 1'ucillc coagt, tullur from
Diseases ol the Lnns nnd Throat,
iinhicinu nnd endlnu In CONSUMPTION, many of
whom may not nave uiea tnm veioeny, mat tuny
ihoiild be allowed to read Home of the caiwa whore H
in rlneiirn ki been utwfnl in renifdyiug coinulaiuM
from which they are iiinerm.
THE EXPECTORANT
Operates IMMEDIATELY upon the Disease,
Sw-rlv anil Spretlily Eradicating, while the 6AKA
TlV'fc PILLS, by uKaerviiiK regulantv in the bowtli
unil giving a healthy tone to the oilier interim! organ!
aid and amiet the perfect neriitiou of the formor.
AtU'iitiou la aeam to tne ioiiowiiift vuruni-au;, ne
lected nt random from the uiana iu ioinwsiuii of tlia
proprietor. i , ,
Dr. D. Javne Dear Sir i leii. Win. P. On one
of niy iii'iKh'bore, wa cured of Hrourhilie by the uw
of your t'.xpntaranl and Alterative, alter having km
ortv aaya at tne poiiii u ueum, mm nirvo sumwi.
..l.vlii-iui.M liHviiu akliaiiHted their nkill UUOII lliltl.
Several cniu-n of Dnipny and Cancer have been cured
in uiy neighborhood, iuy nine miugmer was lasen
last Noveinher with an enlarvetiient on the neck,
which grew verv fut. I iininciliuii'ly conitnenced gir
inii bar your Alterative, and she in now nearly well,
'I'ltull . f Tl'Wttl I
From the Rev. Nelson Cok, late of Brooklyn, Slin.
Ntw Yokk, Jan. t), lHol.
Pr. D. Juvne I)our Sir i A young umii living in my
house was taken with a violent cold, which willed on
his lungs, causing a hoarse, hollow cough, aitemled
with much fever. Thia continued for more than two
wim.s. when all thouuht death to be iuevituhle. At
this point I commenced giving yuur Expectorant and
Sauutiva Pills, according to directions. Iu the course
of I wo or three davs, he begun to expectorate freely
and in about two weeks he was about and wus loon
well.
A lionisoputhic physician and family spent a nit'lit
In my house. The daughter was taken wnh a violeut
croup, winch threaieueu sieciiv dentil, me lamer
Having no llieuicme, eonciuoeu io give luo CApeciv
rant which soonallordcd rul.ef.
From the Rev. N. SI. Junes. Keel, of Prnt. Epls. Cell,
buiut Uurthohuiiew, Philadelphia.
pHiLADXirm, March 3), KG.
Dr. D. Jayne Ih-ar Hiri In all casea resembling
ronsiiniptiou, I recoiunieiid Javne'a Expectoram,
huvini in ui inanv instances witnessed its benelicial
elfecla iu the two last cases which came under my oh
servutiou. The adiuiuist ration of the Exiectorunt
has. I am huonv to suv. been atlemled by the most de
cided improvement ol the patients.
For a irreater number and varielr of certiflrntes.and
fuller information regarding these and other of Dr. D.
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Jones, Reed & Co., Salem, Oregon,
f,,t nhitut ONK-II VI.F the nrice usuallr
asked for siuolar but iuferior aniiles imported from
some taslern uiauulactory.
Our fiirnilnre is made of Maple, '! txcUtirrly,
bciii- L1U11T, STUOMi aml.M-AI.
We make to order, and keep constantly on hand,
Doora and Windows
of rrtr) dttcnptio Ooihir and C, Sash i Oothie
luors anu r ivuics , iu iuv.,
RVKHITIIIXW TO JltKK A IIOl'SB,
from lbs baae-board to the eornic
VENETIAN WINDOW BLIXDS.
G.hjiI and Cheap, taV of ftn' ran make to Hi any
sited Windows, or any almpe. Pring your me-tsurea.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
We have oa hand, and r'tt tra
titmed, a aood asstiriiuent of Wairon
MHiKES and III HH-. enrrhllt
telerted from irHMi valley oak.
A H07.KN WtXD WOKK8 KOR WAOOXS
ready for irouing, and fi tngtM capliU for
rumiiii(i.
Auy or all of lb abov. will be sold cheap for good
hepalrin woo.1 work to all kind of machinery, or
Bear made 10 order.
Our msnn factor la nr the Woiden Faeiwr.and
oar sHW-nwm th. ENT1KK SKCNl STOKY of
soiilh'a Ulock. a wm tt)f fttt ar.
KutMiiM nn I'oniuprrial street, at the South diW.
andk lb eroaa or Kerry street, at the west end of
theVuildir.K JONES, KEEK k CO.
Salem, Ort 1st. ll
Sltf
Cheaper and Better than Candles.
TCST nroived, 10 easel superior Coat Oil, whit.
l and non exploeiva. Also, ouiitiu, Biami, nraca,
et and Hand coal oil LantMi wic.a.chimnw.s.W
bonier and brnsheaia variety, at MOt'KW
Vk Jiah.iwj Sltf
Code andGcneral Laws of Oregon,
f"OR sale al Ihe eVeretarv of 8'aWe Otllce Priea
T wcopT (la eoi 1.SA Hoetas, if sent by nail
la th xtat., rt 1 out, W eta.
Anril llih. ISe3. t
Admlalmrator' oHcs
N'OTICK I herebf tire, thai all accounts and la
ebtednees accruloa to lh Urrr9 StHlnnan,
either 00 subscription, advertwlnf and rork,
tmsa Noveeskw ata. INal.M thai date, beaw lo h
sasMst lUrvsv l,rdoa, oecvsued. TUs accouat
are new u nit basils, lor col eclion, and ianuediat
pavaienl aoist be ma-W IVaieni ""
I. Oramlsll, Kso, . at th (tti-s if Ihn '.'atsia, or
IO st al Kuaen City, Um namiT, rron.
K. E M'jUrttl.V Adasr.
tMy,Cit, Karri Stk, 1J I'f
vim I
HELMBOLD'S
ENUINE PREPARATION.
IllSfhly Concentrated
COMPOUND
LUID EXTRACT
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the
BLADDKR, KIDNEY), GRAVEIm aisss
DROPMCAI. NWKI.MKGH.
Thii medicine Increase! thepoveroi uiKeiiion.auu
excites the ABSOItBENTS into healthy action, by
... , mr, n.r r. i 1 r.iurnr;, ilnnn.
sltionindall UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS
are reduced, as well aa pain and Inflammation.
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses arising from
Excesses, Habits of Dissipation,
EARLY INDMCRETION OB ABI,
Attended with the following symptoms 1
Indisposition to exertion
I.oi,s of memory,
Weak nerves,
Horror of disease,
TrembllnK,
Wakefulness,
Puin in the hack,
Flushing of the body,
Krnptiuns on the face,
Pallid countenance.
Dimness of vision,
Hot hands,
Dryness of the skin,
Universal lassitude of I
boss ol power
the mueculur system.
Difficulty of breathlug.
Thau svtnntoms. if allowed to uo on, which this
medicine tnvariauiy removes, soon iimows 1
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits,
In on of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they lire not frequently followed by those
direlul diseases,
I.SA!WTV AIVD COXSIfMPTIOff.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but
none will confess. The records of the Insane Asy
lums and the melancholv deaths by consumption bear
ample witness of the truth 01 tne assertion.
Tue Constitution once Affected
with Orguuic Wettkueea,
RMinima the aid of medicine to strengthen and Snviir-
orate the system, which llelmbold's Extract of Uuchu
invariably does. A trial will convince the uioit skep
tical.
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOVNO. SINGLE OR MARRIED
OR CUN IE Mr LA i i. u JHAlitilAiir.
In many affections peculiar to females, the Extract
Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy, as in thlo
rusisor reteution, Irregularity, Painfuluess, or ip
oression of Customary bvacuutions. Liceruteo or
L..: t .1.. IT..... I 1,AU nM W
Dcilirruus sinw o uwni.,u.uwiii,n w. '..,,
titerilily, and for all complaints incident to the sex,
wnetuer ansiug irom niuisviviiou, uauus u uioc.'.
Hon, or in the
DECLINE OB CHANGE OV LIFE,
See Symptomt Above)
No Family Should be Without It.
Take no Balsam, Mercury or nnplensant medicine for
unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Secret Diseases
In all their ttairea: at little expense: Utile or no
change iu diet ; no incouvcuience,
D '
AD KO EXPOHRK.
It ranw freonent desiro. and irivea Htrenirth to L'ri
nate, thereby re novitig olmt ruction, pteventtnir and
curing etrictnren ol the Urethra, iilluyin pain and in-
!.. .... .1.1. !.,. jL
expelling POISONOUS, DISEASED AND
n UJliYOU T MA I ILK.
Thousands upon Thousands,
WHO HAVE BECX TIIR VICTI.TI! OP
QUACKS,
And who hare paid HE AVY FEES to be cured In a
short time, huv found thoy were deceived, and that
the "l'uieou" has, by the use of "Powerful Astrin
gents." been dried up in the system, to brouk out iu
au aggravated lorm, auu
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
I'SK
HEXItlllOLD'S EXTRACT BfCIIIJ
For all afTections and diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing tn MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever muse originating, and no matter
or now i.of stamdig.
DiseaK. of those orgaiu require the aid of a Diuretic.
llelmbold's Extract Buchu
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And it is certain to hare the desired effect iu all Die
eases for which It 1. recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable char
acter wilt accompany the medicine.
CERTIFICATES OF CI HRn
From to M years sta' ding, with name, known to
st;t.il.i ana tA.vc..
. Physicians Please Notice.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF "INGREDIENTS."
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Is eoiapnard of Bucha, Caheb and Juniper Berries.
selected witu great car oy a competent druggist.
PREPARED IN VACUO
By II. B. IIELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, and sol manufac
turer 01
llelmbold's Genuine Preparation.
AFFIDAVIT t
P.rn.'le .r,.rt b.ror. an 1M.,.. .1.1..
city uf Fbiladefphia, H. B. llelmbold, who being duly
.worn, dota av, ui. preparation contains do narontie.
bq loemirT, or oiner lujunvus umki, niu are pnrelv
Tsireiaoi. n o ur.LMbOLI)
Swum and subscribed before me this 'tM dar of Xo
winoer, l .u r. MIHUAKl),
Alderman, N'inih atreet, abort Kar, Phil.
rUllUUII 1 ATTEIDAf.
FKOU 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
Bevart of Counttrfcittrt and Unprincipled
Wlio endearor to dispoM "OF TIIF.1R OWN" and
"other" articles oa lbs rrputatiaa attained by
Uelmbold't Oeaaln Pirparationt.
" " Lilraot Boca.
" " " rarpril!a,
" " Improved Hoe Wash
Sold by Druggists y her.
Aik for HELMBOLD'S-TUtioOthtr.
Cat out tli adrertisemtat and send for it, mni mii
tMwsase a1 cspwrt.
HOITKTTm, H.HITH V DK,
Agent for U.e l"citic Coast, 8aa FnuKueo.
Sold by SMITH 4 DAVIS, Portland.
MI.TOM,) J.r.WII.".
,(, nr.o.w.mvK-.., jjJ
gn. ) v
Cnr. Bronitimy
Porth
Nome'" ,
'rancuco.
AWH0.n. :AL.. N
Fine Brandies mhiw u
. nutpnim
line 01 K"""" ":.,r--,m ., .
i'o PHICKN and xuaranteemii t.ncin 10 "" ",
ISB on! ! stock beiuV at. all time, lubject to the
Aln thnl weareseuina s""""
itrtcleit cMmicai jmii.."
So trade solicited except in FINE L10.U0RS,
J tim afncK rnMIIfTB IS rai or
-- TITTVT17C
Ti I K i)A) 1HVAH iA UO,
-
Otard Dnpuy & Co.,
.sua . ....
IniU d VineTiird Prop'W,
A, Boinoiac ii
Pliiot. rnlilln & Co.,
J. iTiarnin-ii,
A. ftilt'irnrtf.
I'nioiiofllie Proprietor,
AND YARI0U8 OTHER BRANDS
Fine old PORT and SHERRY WINES.
Pure old Oporto port.
Fineold Burgundy Port, (weot, heavy)
Duff Gordon. Pole and uoiuen
Sherry, Harmony JNepliews
Cobbler Sherry, (fine and heavy.)
CHAMPAGNE AND CASE WISES OP EVERY
Dusuiirnuii,
ITino OU1 JA1WAICA. Hum,
SX. I'KVU Isjl'a
PURE HOLLAND GIN.
FIWK OI.I) WIIIKKVB.
Stewart and Harvey's "ia scoicn
O'Neill's line old malt.
OLD BOURBON.
OF THE FINEST HUALii 1.
SUPEKIOH OLD RYE.
Old Peach and Cherry Brandy
OK SUPERIOR QUALin.
Also, a large assortment of CASE GOODS of
every description used in the honor trafle.
a. li ne naveui aniuueeiarxc M........ -
quors put up in suitable packages for packing to the
"nr Orders from Merchants and Doalors report-
fully .olicited. .- wtr env t CO.
T),..,I.,J A.,,,.l IJlli IKli'J .'K'UII
Whv do vou use an . Inferior
Article
ttthcv .n. pitti huv at the lame nncei me
. . . ......
T V celebrated
"DownerS Kerosene Oil"
ft. - .miM urhitM mill non exnlosivo. burn
j., ,i,i. . brilliant, uteuily flume, and combining all
,le advantages of this incomparable nnd choapent
- 1 illnniiiialor, without the attendant risk and danger ot
r .
e.nloaions in usina a Door article. At
galem, Jan. 19th. 18C3.
MOORES.
tf-
DO VOU WAXT TO BUV A FAIIM t
Tinn ...u a ...,! PJJtif nf 3-20 acres near Silver-
I1 ton, Marion county, well situated, and under good
improvement. There it on 11 a large, wau-iiiusueu
llllL'Mi. a DAtti aim omer ouiuou.es , do.,,..
dWIMIAHDSof choice fruit, in hearing: anouiberof
splemlid, living springs of water, and other conven
iences which, together, make it really a desirable
farm.
Terms. Part pay down and the balance on reason
able time, with security. Apply to
U. r. UUALIAbU,
8alem, Sept. 8, 1862 28tf Agent.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
SAN FRANCISCO.
"vnnFnsfnrtha nurchase of Merchandise audlarti.
J cies of every description, are solicited by the un.
ders'ifucd-
A residence in this city 01 over ten years, aim an e
perience in the business of nearly the aame length ol
time, are considered entticienl to warrant the confi
dence of perilous in the country who occasionally re
anire purchases here.tomuke them through theiigency
of a reliable party 1 or who nuiy he looking for a per
manent agent in Sun runcisco. 10 eitner, tne anyer-
1 : ii' 1.:- u.tHti all .irt intfnit ni-i lorn
lIBCr UIII'ITI UIO CI i.oo, nwui in! " s.w
to him, that no H'ort nlmlt be spured to execute tlieir
cnmmiiBioni witisfactorily. .....
Orders must be accoinpanien who uiecusn orL-nv
reference.
Th one desiring informatiou conrernmg tno umier-
"K" ",7red l".
Wm. T. Coleman & Co., San Francisco.
J. H. Oouhill & Co., "
V. Laniiley, Druvgist, "
Flint. Peahoily to. Co.. "
Ira P. Kuukin, "
Rons, Dempster & Co., "
J Anthonv 02 Co., Union Oillce, Sacramento.
And to the o'ronrietors of the Siiiiesman.Sulein.Oa'n.
X. B. Urdei-s for Muchinerv, pianofortes, Melode
ons, ijewinu- .Machines, Watches, Jewelry, he, will
be atteuued to by competent incites.
h. P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
b'J9 Washiniitou St., up stairs,
Oppoite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
Mavd.isiil. at
OUR TIME IJCAH COME.
4 LI. perauns indebted to un in auy way will jileiue
jf consider tliemselvei invited to rome forward and
settle on.
It it i impossible for von to pav. come ami say $o.
and let n know wnen von can.
Should thii jrt n thI invitation not he he needed, It
will bo imreRKury for on to iwue more $peeiafmA niure
urpettt apteali, hi tue expense ol the invited.
Expecting to clmnico our luinineM, we intend netling
troods in future for the ltEAl-P.Y. No more au
count ( mane, except very hort one, and hv SPE
CIAL AURA SG E M E S T with PAYINO CCS
; TOMKKS. j. 11. . k, fioOKFM.
Salem. Oregon, Sept. 3tdb. 2rtf.
FARM FOR SALE,
Containing 160 Acres of Valuable
Land, Fenced,
Handsome Dwelling; House,
A FINE MEADOW OP 50
AGUES,
Orchard of flioirt r.mftrd Frail, of aboat
HVEMY ACRES,
GOOD BARN, fee, &C.
This farm i. situated about three mile, from Port
loud on tbe base line road, offering an excellent op
pnrtuuity to a person desirous of eitgairing iu ihe bus
iness of "inirdeniog for the Portland market
Apply to U1CHARD3 ic JlcCHAKES,
itl 16 Front St., Portland.
Birhnrds A ."VleCrakrii,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
.D JOBIItR! IU.
Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard,
LIMR, CEMENT lud PLASTKU received bv every
wtilinur vwel.
Will attend to th nnrrhiae mnA li!nm t
Iu u a: j. r ... ... r""" v
IfirmtBiiuTnc oi Ttrr aewnpimn in tne rjittem and
San FmnciKo market. A ko, to forwarding Rood in
i oiu riauviwu turn rum DQi
The r Ifhratrn . nnT Rrnnsp and Vaw.s
. ." " "unl,
, Aimcnllural Implement, of very de.cription
. . ' vus anairaiia-
Donaiion,
W e will also attend to the sale of Oreson Produce
In Victoria, havinn estubli.hed a house in that place
ander the tnanavemeni of Mr. D. Fisk, a gentleman
of eight year, eiperienc in the trade in S,ui Fran
w JOHN McCKAKEN,
Ctmmeiriat tt'karf, Purtland.
JAMES B RirHAKD.
3. Sacramento street. San Francisco. Kftf
KUHSl WANTED.
U'E will par CH for all Vlnds of FHIH rii
BEAVER. OTTKR. MIXK and BEAR Skin,
Also, will pay CASH for WOOI
et t- BELL 4t BR0WX.
Salem, March 7, lStvL ,f
Blanks I Blank!
VfTE T iasl printed aqnantitr of Execution. Ta
. Heceipis. A.boini.trators and Exrrmoni' Bond.
Iter. of Administration. Letter. Tewamenlarr
tYomissory Notes. Conntr Order, Proof of V, ill R0
pmna., Appr.ers' Commiwions, Blank Heed's Ate.
i rr sale br Ihe sinde rope or hnndred. Order, ae
eoau.d with the cash promptly attended to
Mem. Angnst VJth. Wi
BIA1LSJIA.NOFF1CE.
F IKE
4 N'D WEATHER
PROOF PAI.VT Metallic
MOOKE&
tf
paint, tn 1, at
8Wa,Feb. 11,1!
c. a hi m
H M IT 1 1 fc B A V I S2fL
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
VEGETABLE EXTRACT,- .
A PTJBBTONIO.
) n
ULIUUl mi
rarrsKisn' r
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
will irricTui.i. cun
MUCH co;ni'.A"NT'
WIHPKI'WIA.
JACWDICE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
dii:ak of the kidiveyh,
And all Diieairi anting from a Ditordtrtd
Liver or Stomach,
such as
Const imttlon
Iliwurd Piles, Ful
nc or Blood to the Mend.
Aridity of the Stomach, Nau
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Eructations, Sinking or Huttering at the
Pit of the Stomiich, Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Diltalt Bn-alhiug. Flnttering at
the Heart, Choking or Sntlbcating Sensation, when
in 11 Ly ing Po.li.re. Oimues. of Vision, . Dots or
Web" before the Sight. Fever and Hull Pain
in the Head, Delicieucy of Perspirulion,
Ycllownesa of the Skin and I'.yea, Pam
in the Side, Hack, Chest, Limb., fcc,
Sudden Flushes of lleut, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Con
stant Imuginings of
livil and Great
Depression
of Spirits,
and will positively prevent
Yellow Fever, Billions Tcvcr, Ac.
Thev contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY,
The" will oure the above discasea in ninety
nine CBses out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale nnd universal popular
ity of Hooftand'. Gorman Bitters (purely vegetable)
hosts of ignorant Cjuacks and unscrupulous adveniur.
er. have opened upon .uttering humanity the Hood
gate, of Nostrum, ili.lhe shape of poor whisky, vilely
compounded with iuiiiriuue drug., and christened Ion
ics, Stomachic, and Bitter.. . , ,.;
Bewure of the Innumerable array of Alcoholic
preparation. In plethoric bottle, and big-bellied
lens, under the modest appellation of Bitter. 1 which,
instead of curiiiK.nnly aggravate disease, and leave
Fulness or Weight in Momucn, oour
the disappointed sullerer in despair,
HOOFLAXD'S GEKMAJi jjittkiw.
Aro not a new und untried article, but huv stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the Aiiiericun puuuc (
aud their reputation and sale, are not rivalled by auy
similar preparation. ,,,.,.,.
1 be proprietors nave iuouuu. ... .... .. .
moat eminent
CLEKGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, .
AND
CITIZENS,
Testifying of their own personal knowledge, to th
bcneBciiifcll'ectsiind medical virtues of those Killers.
UO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STUENGTH
EN YOU?
no you want a noon appetite?
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION ?
DO YOU WANT TO FUEL WELL ?
DO YOU WANT TO GET KID OF NERVOUS
NESS t
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
DO YOU WANT A UIIIaK AND VIGOROUS
lEEl.ING?n HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
"BITTERS.
From Rev. J. Neirto Brown, D. A, Editor of the
Encyclopedia uf Religiout Knowledne.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general, throuxli distrust of their in
gredients and elt'ects ; 1 yet know of no sufficient rea
sons why a man may not testify to the benefits he be
llovo. Iifmself to have received from any Simula pre
paration, in the hope that he may thus contribute to
the benefit of other..
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.Jackson of
this city, because 1 was prejudiced against them for
I do tliis the more reauny in regard to noonano a
nianv venrt, nntlor the impression that tliey were
chiefly 'an alrholic mixture. 1 am indebted to my
friend Kobert Shoemaker, Esq , for the removal or tbia
prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement to
try them, when sullering from great and long con.
tinned debility. The use of three bottles of these Bit
ters, at the beginning of the present year, was follow
ed by evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
bodily and mental vigor which I hud not felt for six
months before, und bud almost despaired of regaiuing.
I therefore thank God and my frieud for directing tue
to the us of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, Jnno S3, lSiil.
PARTICULAR NOTICst!
There ate many preparation nold under thfTQmn
of Bitter$,pnt wd in quart bottle, compounded of
the rktapett tchixfey or common rum, cotting from iiO
to 40 cent per gallon the taste disguised by Anise or
Coriander been.
Tlii elai of Bitten ha earned and wilt continue
to caure, at long ait thry can he told, hundred to diet
the death of thedrunkard. fltf their ue the tyttem u
kept continually under the influence of Alcholic Stim
ulant of the irtrt kind, the deire for Liquor ft
created and kept up, and the remit in all the horrora
attendant upon a arunkara itje ana aeom.
Bitter, ve publish the following receipt. : Get ONE
BOTTLE IIOOFLANirS GERMAN BIT
tor those teho destre ana t ILL it A vt, a uqnor
TERS and eiir vith THREE QUARTS OF
GOOD BRANDY OR WHISKY, ond theretult
tcill he a preparation that will FAR EXCEL in
medicinal cirtuct and true excellence any of the no.
mrroui Liqitor Bittert tn the market, and' will coat
MI'CH LESS. You trill hare all the rirluet ot
HOOFLAXD'S HITTERS in ronnectionvilh a
GOOD article of Lituor, at a meek lea price than
thcic inferior preparation vill coit you.
ATTENTION, SOLMEItS!
And Friends of Soldiers !
We call the attention of all having rnlation. or
frieuds in the army tn the fart that " HOUKLAND'd
German liiltent" will cure nine-tenths uf the discasea
induced bv exposures and privations incident to camp
lite. Iu tbe lists, publisheil almost daily in the news
papers, un the arrival of the sick, it will bu noticed
tbut a very large proportion are eulleriui; from debility
every case uf that kiud can be readily cured by
Iluudiiiid's German Itinera. Iliseu.es rcsultinu- from
disorders of the digestive orguus are speedily te
moved. We have no hviu'atiun in statiug that, if
these Biliers were lively used among our soldiers,
hundred, ol lire, might be saved thai otherwise will
be lost.
We call piirtimlur nm-minn to the following re.
markuble and well authenticated cure of one of the
tuition's heroes, whuse lite, to use bis own lunguuge,
"has Wcu saved by the Hitler. :"
' l'MiLAnrLrliiA, Angnst 211, 182.
Mrtir. Junes A Erant .- Well, gentlemen, vour
HiMiduud's Geruiun Bitters ha. saved iuy lite. There
i. no nn.take in this. It is voncheil for by number
of my comrades, aome of whose names are appended,
and who were fully cognizant of ull ihecircuuntancea
of my case. I am. and Imve been for the last four
years, a member of Sherman's celebrated hatlerv, and
under tbe iuiuiediuie command of CupL K. B. Ayre.
Through tbe exposure a'lendant npon mv arduous du
ties. I wa. attacked in Xovemlierlasl wnh luuuninm.
tion of the lungs, and wa. for .event vlwo dnv. in ,'he
hospital. Thi. nu. followed by greu't debility, hein H
ened by an attack ot dysentery. 1 was then remo'v id
Irom the While House, aud sent to this cilv on board
the steumer "State of Jlaine," from which 1 lunded on
the ath of June. Since that time I have been about
as low as one could be and still return a spark of vital
ity. For a week or more I mu ecaicelv able to swal
low anything, and if I did force a morsel down, it naa
immediately thrown up again.
I could not even keen a ilans nf wntsr nn mv .mm.
ach. Life could uot last under these circiimsliiiir....
and, accordingly, the physiciana who had been work
ing faithfully, tbonirb unsuccessfully, to rescue ma
from the grasp of tbe dread Archer! frankly told ma
they could do uo mure fur me, and advised me to see a,
cl :rgyman, and to make .nch disposition of mv limited
fuuds us best suited me. All utu,uuililauce K hi) visited
me at the hospital, Mr. Frederick Steinbron, ol Sixth
below Arch street, advised me. aa a forlorn hope, to
try j our Bitters, aud kindly procured a bottle. From
the tune I commenced taking thcm.thegloomv sbxdow
of death receded, and lam now, thank God for if.
getting better. Though 1 have taken bui two bottle,
1 have gained ten pounds, and I feel .anguine of bemi;
rjrinmed to rejoin my wife and damthter, from whom
have beard nothing forcigbieen niunth. for, irentle
men, I am a loyal Virainiuu. fromtheviciuitvof Front
?, To vour invaluable Bitter. I owe the certain
ty of life which hits taken the place of vague fear
to your Bitter, will I owe th gloriou. privilege of
again clasping to my boaoni those who are dearest to
to me in hie. Very trulv rours.
. , ,, , , ISAAC MALOXE.
e rullr concur in the truth of the above statement
as we bad des)iaired of seeing our comrade. Mr. Ma
lone, restored to health.
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