The Oregon statesman., September 21, 1863, Page 1, Image 1

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VOL. 13 NO. 29.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 1803.
WHOLE NO. 662
Wt8nr
BWOWN Ac MYEK8,
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
Holman's Block, opposite Union House.
WILL Veep eonitantly on ban. i LARGE STOCK
of SUGARS end SYRUPS by tin package or ut
retail) tlie best brands of TEA and COKFEE, and
EVERY VARIETY OF 8PICE8 of the but quality ,
in fact every article naually foand in a first class fain
lly grocery store..
We also keep
Crockery and Glaaa Ware,
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware,
Dye Stuffs,
All kinds of Nails,
Sliovela, Hon,
Gnrdon Ratten,
Axes, Wood Sawe,
Rope, Salmon, Mackerel,
Salt, all the beat brande
CALIFORNIA WINES,
English Ale, Starr Whisky,
Old Bourbon Whiaky, and
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS
' - ' an draught and in bottle.
Alao-CIOAttS, TOBACCO, PIPES and SNUFF.
All kinds of Confectionery.
ALSO Aaliton'i Liverpool Suit put np in SO lb.
sacks, for Butter, unit lota of other article! that we
luive no room to mention.
Farmer will please lake notice that we want Butter,
Eggs, Ilueon, Lard, Dried Fruit, Vegetables, eke., for
wliicktlie HIUHESr MARKET PRICE w.ill be
paid. Call ill. 1IROWN Sl MYKUS.
Sulem, March 30, 180:1. ly628
Jnat Received
A liogshond of guanine New Orleans Sugur.
Alao A cuelc of Golden Syrup.
J. W. SOUTHER,
DRUGGIST,
gccoml Street, Corvnllls, Oregon,
TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGH AND
XI well-selected stock of
AMERICAN, PRRNCII AM) ENGLISH
Chemicals. Dross, Medicines, Perfumery, Dye
Slufh, Fancy UooiU, Faints, Oils, Turpentine,
Mass, Putty, Vurnishrs, Brushes, ic.
Plivelciuns can rely on having their prescriptions
eiirefullycompoundedataii noura. Mil
JOIIiV K. FOSTER,
Importer noil Denier In Foreign Domestic
HARDWARE, MECHANICS' TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, its., Ic, ic,
....SIOll Or THE 01I.DKD FLOW....
W
OULD rail the attention id pur. , V7
' chasers to his Sl'UlNU HTtJCK,Wn""'n'
ust received, embracing a complete assortment,
among wuici may oe rounu......
Table cutlery, a great variety,
Builders and cabinet hardware of all kinds,
Mechanics' tools of every description,
Cut and wrought nails a'nd spikes,
Huv and manure forks,
Scythes and snuthsi axles, rakes, shovels,
Spades, grindstones, bellows, rope, axes,
Glue, outturn blocks, shears, etc.. etc.,
touether willl
All articles belonging to a general hardware busi
ness, wnicn he will sell on tne most lavorauie ierms,ai
the sign of the Gilded Plow, Front at., Portland.
JOHN It. FOSTER.
May 8, 1800. 9lf
COOPERS' WARE.
First Premium Awarded at the Oregon State Fair
in 1863. on Cooper's Ware. I shall contend for
it again fa 1863.
J HAVE on hand a large quantity of the following
named articles i
Barrett, Butter Kent, Wath Tubs, Clmrni,
Well BucktU, Water Buckett, Cider,
ICini! and Vinegar Kegs,
Wash Boards, fX
All of which I will sell cheap FOR READY PAY.
Good Butler, Wlicut and Oats will be taken in ex
change for work.
I will make to order aur and all kinds of Cooper
wnre on short notice and good terms.
Shop on Commercial street, Salem. Oregon.
Cm4 J. M. COULTER.
M. SMITH. CIO. H. CIUKCI.
SMITH & CHANCE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentists
DKMKK TO ANNOUNCE TO
the citizens of Sulein ami Tirinit
that ther are now PERMANENTLY
LOO A TED and fully pmpured to attend upon their
patraus in any branch of the profession.
Dental Substitutes Supplied from a Single Tonlh
to a FILL SET,
WITHOUT SPRINGS OH CLASPS.
Obturators aud Artiflcl.il Palates.
Spectnl attention given to diseases of the
01' .MS, PALATE and JAWS.
IV" All difficult can's either in Surgical, Mechan
ical or Operative Dentistry, earnestly solicited.
FTAU WORK WAB3A1TD.A1
Office In Ken von's Building,
lyearj STATE STREET, 8ALK.1I. Gllpd
w. s. tnn, c. r. tilths,
Portland. New York.
Banking, Collection andExchange.
r.A.XI) Ac TILTON,
BANKERS.
WILL purchase CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
and other exchange at enrrcnt ratea.
Wijlselldrufls AT SlOIITon
Messrs. A. E. & C. E.Tilton, New York,
Messrs. IHnohor. Kalslou 6t Co., San Franeisro.
The HIGHEST PUKE paid forOnLD DC ST.
Advances made on dust sent to the Mint for coinage.
17" Money received en deposit, general or special.
Collei'timis miide.and proceeds promptly remitted.
Laud Warrants bonght and sold.
All business apperlainiug to Banking promptly at
tended to.
Portland, March 18, 18fi3. ly3
BASS fit ABEL,
..AT THIIK..
STEAM FACTORY
KXAS TUX ITKAMSOAT LASDISO, SALXM,
KEEP O.-i HAND, AM) .11 A 11 PAtl I BE,
ALL KlfsOej OK
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE,
IVindow Frnmrs, Ac, Ac,
axd rCRSisH, to osnra,
Erery Variety of OUTSIDE and INSIDE Fini.h
SCROLL-WOOL. WOOD-TIUXIXO, 4c
All kinds of JOB WORK duue with neatness aud
dispatch. ttif UA.S-" Ic AIIKL.
SALEM FOUNDRY.
.'OrtSurK .r carriao. ItR lUTt. Prnnrletnr.
)M tke fort dof not re.
it tke fort dof not re . . .
d to take the fort since" .,h '""T '? P'J??,
-- l , i, . -nrepared to furnish CAST
.pse-) has g-otw to Port hoKK of .very d.
Cat). Smith with 4.000 men and two' be ailed wlthdia
reiniurce lien. Mcele. h,
Steele ar-a favnr.KU V l:.: .Mlannfiirtnml
. - -uAcutuua ua. .. .
mnsonbu returned to Vicksbnrg. F.tne.lK4'''
iunat Hfrisbnrg u .uccessful. Rebel, I
business cards.
BF. BONIIAM. Attorney ni Law, Auburn,
t llukor county, Oregon,
N. II C. B. IJelliuger, Kn., will act aa agent for
ma at rtiilo in, concerning Indian war scrip aud oilier
iimttera placed in hia lunula ; und will alao give prompt
attention to conveyancing aim the collection of delila.
(Jill at Omit House, tiuleui, Ogu. 1). F. I).
April IHtli, I SIB. Kif
ALLEN ii LEWIS, Importer and Whole
aule doulura In Groceries, Dry Gooda, Clothing,
and Hoots mid Slioea. Also, solicit conalgnmenta ot
Oregon produce, for the Him Franciauo market, ou
winch li&oriil advaneea will be made
Pomona ahipping gooda from the Eastern States to
our care, can rely upon their receiving prompt alien
tlon.at moderate charges. Oiilce in Sail Frunclaco,
181) rtansniue street. 48tf
J. H, KKAPP, ( M.a.BOUHILL,
San Fruuclaco, Col. 5 ( Portland, Oregon.
KNAPP, BURKELL & CO., General Com
miasion Morcliu.it., and DEALERS IN FRUIT,
produce, agricultural implements, gardon and grass
seeds, corner of Front and Tavlorsta, Portland. Ore
gun, dud 310 (old No. SO) Wual'iington St., brick block,
near Front, Hun Francisco, will give apeciul attention
to the aule of FRUIT and PRODUCE on consign
ment, Ulling ordera, tie., either In Portland oi San
Fruuclaco, aud transact a General Commission Dual
ubiib, , marijli I '
K. T. OATON. i '. . 0. 0. CURL.
CATON & CURL, Attorney at Law, will
practice in the courts of this State. Olllcein Oris
wold's brick, over Itcll St lirowu's store, Sulem, Ogn.
noveiuoer, M, iwa. :iltt
miESTER N. TERRY. Attorney und Cow,,.
vBolor nt Law, Halum. Orotfon, Coinnilraioner of
mailt, and to tuKe testimony , HrKnowlelKnieut,atc,
for Iowu, Indiana, Minuotirf, Micb.KUii, Culiloniiuiuid
Washington Turritory. liuttorir of Attorney, mid nil
other htfttriinitmUof writin,r, ttruwii ou slioYt notice.
Particular attention (mitt to taking Depositions, Col-
leuiiMii oi io(ett, Account, etc. .mi
M.tlKItT IIKKD, WM.WAI.no
HEED & WALDO, Attorneys and Cimn
sellers nt Law. Anhiirn, Buker countv, Ogn.
Auburn, Nov.tflth, I Site. lvfill
. w. rnioimiK c. A. imitii. oho. h. jonis,
TONES, HEED & CO., Salem, Oregon.
.1 , nr:...i iii!.i i
v Minimal iiirrrp ui iiiuun niiKii, uinitis, iuurs,
Cornices, jMouliliiigs, Wagon Hubbs, Spokes, Door
yind Fencing, 4cc. 2tf
A. a. cook. it. A. oxim.
COOK & GEIIR, Attoruey at Law. La
Fayette, Oregon.
OlAce in Dr. Kmbree's new building. (H.'itf
TC. POWELL, Attoniev nt law, Alluiny. Linn Co.,
Oregon Office In Montcith's Building. Will
pmctice in nil the coorts in Oregon, and promptly at
tend to all bunnies entrusted to his care. Particular
tilteution puid to collections from Portland, Sun Frun
ciHco and elsewhere, in all parts of Oregon. The beat
of reference given if desired. 4(itf
TU. J. It CARD WELL. Sureeon Dentist,
J will practice his profession in the variuna cities
aim lowns oi i iregon.
JV. BOYLE, Pliyeician and Surgeon,
will nractire his tirofcssion as formerly. Office
at hits residence in Polk county, threo miles east of
Uullus.
July 20, 1803. 20ir
UM A SON & ODKLL, AUorneyaut Law, Ditties,
Waurn rniiniy, ureiron. Kflii
DW. & M. K. COX. Whokwale an.l llctnil
PrniyistH, Deulurs in Korciixn and Domestic
Dm ire. Putent Meiliciiics, Perfiimerv. Faiicv Hoaiw,
llwir Hnitilieii.dne Toilet Article. 1 liemicHle. Druir-
Kint'tGlaMware,&c. Aliio.a lare quantity of con
ciMttruted ex tract h of I'luntn of tliu pureBt quulity
Gommeri-ia) nt. Kiilmu, Oregon. l.ltf
J.C. Slielton, riiyslclan and Surgeon,
MONMOUTH. Polk Conntr, Oregon. The Doctor
being a grudnateof the Curtis, or Plivsio-medicul
college, (,'incinimli. Ohio, is a true llotnnic in his pruu
lice, entirely discarding calomel and all miiiernl poi
sons, and using none but purely vegetable medicines,
ami only the perfectly innnreni at that Stf
fllHOMAS D. WINOIIKSTEK, Attorney
X. at J.HW, Empire ("tty, ( oos liny, Ogn
mi
TOHN C. CARTWR1GHT, Attorney and
V Counselor at Law,Sulem, Oregon. OOice. Head
Qiinrteni building. !tf
J I,. COLLINS. Attorney and Counselor at Law,
. Dullus, Polk county, Oregon.
He has made arniugenients with Wiltiam Sp Gilili
for one of tlint lirm to assist him in the triulof all
cases in the Circuit and Supreme Courts.
Mr. Collins is a Notary Public, anil will attend to
.akiug acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortgages, Arc.,
.aking depositions, ullidavits, and evidences in reliilinn
!o War Scrip. Jtc. Hnf
J. a. smith. L. r. ORovxn.
SMITH & GROYER. Attorneva at Law.
This Ann will practice in the Courts of the
State and of Waiiliiiiirtuii Territory. Office in (,'urtcr'a
new building outlie levee, corner of Front und Alder
streets.
Portland, Oregon, March 1st, ISiK. 2tf
ILLIAMS & M A LLORV. Attorney! at
Law. Otllco in Wilson's building, Suleiii, Or
egon.
June, S. 1X13.
i it r
IVoiicc. '
In County Court, Murion coiituv, Oregon, L. 8. SkilT,
Pl'lirs. Win. W. Morgan, del"!.
TO said Pefeiiibnit Von are hereby notified that an
action bus Imeii commenced nuuinst you in the
county court aforeiiaid for the recovery of tl,e sum of
$10, with costs of suit, due said plaintiff for work und
labor done and performed by him in the year lHiil.
Now, unless you appear in the county curt of the
county f M-irinn, .Mate of Oregon, on the 1st Mon
day of October, a. o., IHIkI. and answer the complaint
of plaintiff ou tile in said cause, the same will be taken
for confessed and the prayer thereof will lie grunted
by the court. CATON & CI KL,
Att'ye lor Pl'n".
Salem, Aug. 10, 1 Hi: 3. HmSI
PAI.TKIt A CO.
Prsctlcal Printers, and DeslrntD
Type , Presses, Printing Materials,
Ink, Puper, Cards, Ate,
510 Clay St., above Sanwimc,
J.B. rAlKTXIl HAa r UA.MJlSUU.
1. U. rAIHTKB
T.P.fAiaTXR) OfnceaBtledontwithiliapatch. llf
WOOL! WOOL!
WE wonld respenfully inform the
wool growers that we are again in
the market, aud will purchase, aud
PAT, IX f AHII,
the hiirhest price. We have effected arrangements in
San Francisco, and the Easiem cities, which will
enable us to pay the market price for wool l Snn
Eraittitco, less the freight and charges.
Give ns a call before selling.
BELL At BROWN.
Salem, Oregon, April 15, 1813. Ctf
CROCKERY
VARIETYSTORE,
Coiumrrrlal Strprf, Salem.
nsrm W. Vinn, wonld respectfully inform
Vrf his old friends, a4 the nrtr or o.o,iliHt
be ia now opening at bis N E W STulill,
SS , ..n,,,...,.;.! Ml reel. Suleiu. a
A Large and Varied Assortment
OF CROCKERY.
GLASS-WARE.
WOODEN-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
TABLE CtrTLEKV,
and a FVI.L ASSORTMENT of
Fnmlly CJrooorlosa,
sill of which be will sell at WIIOLLALE or RE
TAIL, at rnces warranted to give satisfaction, or no
sale. Give me a call, and look at the Hue goods, if
you do not wish to purchase. No trouble to show
gu.ids.
ilolcl-nfepers and Families
wll And it to their advantage to purchase their Olass
ware and Crockerv from me. as 1 shut! AIM'A ''
kr x FVI.L ASSUl TM EST nmJ fit AT LOW
PRICES for cash or ready pay.
Toy ! Toys !
I am also well supplied with an extensive assort
ment etf love, of foreign and domestic mannfaetsre.
K. FISH,
Opposite Suteamon Building, Solera.
Jnne l. lfffil. VNf
cash
llAID FOR IHDRM AND RtRK
L by CLARK 4c IIOLMAV.
gsileaa, Jan. 1 IVO, mep4
J.B.EMERY,
Saddle and Harness Ilaker,
SALEIff, OREGON
Opposite Thatcher k Rickey'i Livery Stable.
ft
CONSTANTLY ON HANOI
CONCORD TEAM HARNESS,
CONCORD STAGE HARNESS,
Pennsylvania Team Harness,
SADDLES, UltlDLICS,
Whips, natters, and Horse Blankets,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Concord and Boston Team Collars,
LADIES' SADDLES and BRIDLES,
OF FXTIIA QUALITY.
The BUST OP MATKRIAI, need, and nil
work WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
The highest CAHH PRICE fuii for IIIDItH and
WOOL In exchange. 6111 tf
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
And Sanative Fills,
HAVE BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC 80 LONG
and found such general favor in every region of
country where they have been sold, (und there is no
place tin the civilized globe where they have not been
sold) that it would seem almost su,iertluous at this
time to direct attention to them through the medium of
the press. Yet it is due to euirering humanity, aud es-
Eecinlly to that nnmerona close who, iu the chungca
le climate of the Pacific coaat, antler from
Diseases ot the Lungs and Throat,
inducing and ending In CONSUMPTION, many of
whom may not havo used this remedy, that thoy
should he allowed to rend souie of the cases where its
influence haa been useful in remedying complaints
from which they ure Buffering.
" THE EXPECTORANT
' Opcrtitcs miEDIATELi upon the Disease,
Snrvtijvntl 8)teetWy Eradicating tv,e tbo SANA
TlVh 1'ILLS, lv preHerviiifa' refzularity in (lie bowels
and tiviiir a lieultuy tone to tlio other internal organs
aid and Hwint tlie perfect ojienition of tlie former.
Attention inanked to the following cortilii'ates, te
lected at random from the uiuw iu poineBHioii of the
pruprietonti
CoLUMnus, Minn., Jun.2-1. 1857.
Dr. D. Javiie Dear 6ir : Gen. Win. P. Orton. one
of my liti)(hbon. wits cured of liroiichitis by tlie tine
of your AUfMTtorant and Alterative, after having lain
lorry days ut tlie point oi uuatii.anu threo eminent
nhvtiiciuitB huvintr exhaintted their ekill upon him.
Several castu of ifropy and Canrer bave been cured
in in v uetghborhoml. 31 y littlo daughter wan taken
bit November with an etiluii'onient on tlie neck,
wlncli grew very I'aHi. I luim!ilUitIy W'imneiK'tiD Ui
ing Jier your Alterative, ami Htie im now m-ailv well.
1 1 1 UA1 A3 Li. 1 I'A i IVlU
Front the Rev. Nelson Conk, Into of Hrooklvn, Min.
Nkw Youk, Jhii. 8, lHol,
Dr. D. Juv noPear Sir t A vounir man liviuir in mv
lioiiiM? wan tukfii with a violent cold, which tiettlrd on
hi hint', cuiirjiiitf h hnarse, hollow conrh, Ml tended
with much fever. This continued for more than two
weuks. when till thouihtdeuth to be inevitable. At
thin point I com tut need uiviiiK your Expectorant and
Sanative according to diructiont, Ju the courra
of two or three days, he bvffHii to exectorate freely
alio iu about two weens ne was aooui ana was iou
well.
A homamntitbic phvetfiuii and family spent a nnln
iu my bouM). The dung liter was taken with u violent
croii, which threat vned sjeedy death. The father
haviiift no iiicdiciue, ctiucluded to give the Kxjwcto
raut which soon atl'ordnd rel.cf.
Kroia the Iter. X. M. Joias. Uect. of Prut. Gpii. C'th,
huiut Hailluilnuiew, I'liiladidphia.
liiii.AiiKl,PtliA, Miirch HI, 1V0.
Dr. D. Jarne Dear Hir i In all canes reMembliuir
Consuuiptiou, I recommend .luynes r.xpectnnuii,
bavinir in so manr iitun"r- witnessed its henerniul
ell'ix'ts in the two last cases which came under my ob
servatiuu. The udiniuiHtratioii of the KxpecUmint
has, I am buppy to say. been attended by the most de-
KJeU lltiprovumeia oi me piiuciiw.
' For a nrenter nmuber and variety of certiticutes.and
fuller infonuation rci.nrdii.if these and oilier ol Dr. 1.
.luvne aud Sous' Preparations, reference is aireti to
tlitnr ANM'Ab ALMAAAU, wlncti may Uu had from
any diuuuisl or dealer iu infiiicinps.
SMI I'll 6c DAVH,
lylH4 Portlaud, Orfgou, AeiiU lor the Slale.
NEW, GOOD AND CHEAP,
JONES, REED & GO.,
....AT SAI.K71, OHKVOX....
AHK SOW HAKUFACTL' IIINO, AM KKRP ON HAND,
BEDSTEADS,
Of LATEST anil MOST APPltOVKU Pattrma
Tea, Breakfast and Dining Tables;
WORK STANDS,
C'EXTKRTABI.Kn AMD miDIi TABS. KB.
Toilet nnd Light
Pyramid Stands, Wash Htauda,
DBESSINO BUREAUS,
Complete stria for rhamliers. Palnteit
and lllghlj Oriiamente.1.
FRENCH BEDSTEADS, SETTEES;
LOUMOES, CHILDREN' CRIBB8,
Book Casts, WARDROBES, Copbonrds, Meat Safes,
....and nearly every other kind of....
IIOlSE-FUKMSIII.C GOODS
....arc now made and sold by....
Jones, Rred A Co., Salem, Oregon,
fot about ONE-HALF the price uauallr
asked for similar but Inferior article. Imported from
suiuB r-unicni uiauuuu WTJ.
Our fitrntl'ire Is mnde of Maple, atrnott erclHtiret.
being LIGHT, DTItONQ and NEAT.
We make to order, and keep constantly on hand,
Doors and Windows
of erery ihieription ; Oolhic and Ogee fash Oothie
isoorn enn f rames t iu fact,
KVRKVTIIIKO TO MAKK A IIOl'SF.,
from the base board to the cornice.
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS.
flood and Cheap, mailt tf pmt t can make to at any
aiied Windows, or any Iia. Bring your measures.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
We bave on oimd, and s-rf sr
f oserf. n vmsi eri nient of Wagon
SPOKEH and HI'lllW, iwre-r,
Klecied from good valley oak.
A DOZEN WOOD WORKH KOR WAOOXH
ready for ironing, and aer good rogom complttt tut
running.
Any or all of the above will be sold cheep for good
par.
kepairiug wood work to all kinds of machinery, or
new made to order.
Our meiinfaclorv ia near the Woolen Fseterr, and
nr salesroom tlie ENTIRE KE('ONl) hTOliV of
bmilll'S Block, a room .eres.er yer sysfre.
Kntrsnce on Commercial street, at ties Honlh door,
sn' f'" the cross or kerry street, at the weM end of
IheUildinir. JONES, REKI A CO.
haleal.Oet.lst.lMl. Hit
SUBLIMITY COLLEGE.
DCBMniTT, ORRtOfV.
THOMAS II. CRAWFORD, A. B. Teacher of An
cient Ijuignngea aud Higher Mitheinatics.
W. W. RKACH, Teacher In EngUh Deiiartment.
THE college building is to be rented und enlarged,
so that student of all grades nill be aceoiumo
dated. KXPEH8BS,
Languages, quarterly tj'l 00
Higher English $7 (HI to 8 (HI
Common English S 00 to 8 W)
Primary Department , .... 4 00 to 6 1)0
Board in private families from R to i per week.
CALENDAR FOR 1IG3-4..
ISO.?. First term begins Anient 31at. Hull term
begins Nov. ltilb i vacation darimholidars.
1804, Kiaminauon, Feb. 4th Hecond term he
gins Feb. 8th. Vacation of oie week, beginning
Anrll 25th. Hulf term begins Mir 3d. Examination
Thursday July Slat. i -
rVTuis Iuatitution will bs fri from auy sectarian
lliiiiience.;. owju
ESTADLISHID 1760.
PETER LORIfLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Wanufacturer,
16 IA CnAVBB nT
(Formerly WChatlmn street, New Tork,) 1
OULD oult the attrition of Dealers to the arti
cles of bis manufactire, vix i
URUVN SHfl'FF.
Macaboy, Deoiliros,
Fine Kappee, : Pure Virginia,
Coarse Kapveo. Nachitoches,
Aiuuricuu Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW NNUFPY
8otch, , Honey Dew Scotch,
IliKh Toast scoteh, Frcrfi H"iiev Dew Scotch,
Irish iliifh Toast, Fresh Scotch.
01 Lundyfuot.
riT Atlcntim is called to the larp-e reiluction fn
prices of Fine-Cut Chewing anrl HinokingTobuocos,
which will be fouud ol a superior quality.
TOIIACC'O.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, P. A. L., or plain, B. Jao,
No. I, Cavendish, or Hwoct, .Spanish,
No. 2. Sweet HcHiited Orouoeo, ('amistar,
Nos. 1 Sl Tin Foil Cawndisb, Turkish,
mixed. Grunulated.
N. Ii. A circulur of prices will be sent on applica
tion. tnayis iym
Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital.
UltS. IIAAVTHOKNE AND I.OIt IB A. PIIY
HlllAXH AND PHOPHLKTOUH.
THESE Institutions are situated In East Portland
in a health ami nleasuut loeulitv. near a beautiful
perennial snrinir. Auiuleacoouiiiodationsare att'orded
for the uoufort and speedy cure of those that favor us
with their patronage.
unice ai iveatneriora sung otore, xroiw street.
Portluud.
atitr
Dr. linker's Fain Panacea
IS composed entirely of healing gums, and vegetable
oils and herbs, It 'in nertectlvsufe for the most deli
cate to use. 1 can most sincerely say that I have never
kuown any.however dclicate.to be injured by it in tlie
least I will continue to avk the atliicted, who have
not Used it. to trv it for the followinir diseases. If Nicy
are not satiHtiml with its healing proiiurtius. the tnom v
win uo cnuenuiiy remuuea oy iue ageiii wuere iue
weiuciue is lor saie.
Ifvouhave Pain in the Stotiurh or Ho well, trr a
dose of Puin Panacea internally, batlieexternally ovei
the parts atfeeted. and you will at once restore the
proper actiou una relieve tlie paiu. t
If vou have a Bruise or Wound, bathe it well with
the Pain Panacea four times t Hay. It will relieve
the pain, and tuke out all the poison, and heal the
wounu iu u suori time.
If yon are suffering from Neuralgia or Itbeuumtie
rams, apply tne rain ranaeea I reel y. and take a nose
of it internally, uiorninir imou and mtliti it will not
only cure the puin. but will remove the cuuko of the
ai Mease.
If vou have the DiHueiMiia.and vuurfbnd distresfiea
juur Buuiim-ii iinur euiui, uuie a aose oi rain ruu
ucea after each meul.
ii yon bave ft Cankenal nr Rn-. Hfmith op Throat.
gle the mouth or throat three orfour times a day.
If yon have the Diarrhea, or a relaxed state of the
Dowels, tatie a lew noses oi run I'auacca, ami thoy
win soon oe resioreu. ji you uare a nainiitl swelliui
bathe the parts freely and vou willsomi relieve the paiu
aud the swelling will he reduced. lt"youbuva se
vere toothache, apply the Puin Panucea on a mece of
conuii, ami name me gumuiine same unie i it win
stop tue paiu instantly.
If ynu have a pain Iu the Ride, Itreust, Buck or Kid
ncys. bathe the parts affected miming and night t ut
the sume time take a dose ol tlie Panacea internally.
Tf U iLaltutl liua a r.ilruil ltraniat inmlullia Pntn Pan
icea as hot us cau be borne.
If yon fet chilly or cold, as though you were going
to have a fever, take a dwe of Puuvioea.
If vou hnve a wound, cnt or gulls on your horse, ap
plv tne Pain Panacea: it will bike out all the i iitiu in
itiation, mid heul the sore in a short time. Hold by all
uir pnuciitui uruggisis, ana nr
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LAFAYETTE, VAMlllLl COUNTY, 0BKG0X.
REV. K. CARTWKICHT, Principal, ami Prof, of
Mathematics nnd N'utural Kfiesre.
REV. W. D. NICHOLS, Prof, and Acting Teucher of
Higher -Uutlieniutic and Ancient Languages,
rspcssts.
I-ungiuieos, quarterly 3 01
Higher English V INI to 8 00
t'oiiininn English i 1X1 to A 'HI
Primary llcimrluienl -1 fill to S Oil
Vocal .Music, five of charge. Itnurd iu town at rea
sonable mtoa.
Call hilar far 1RC3-1.
Yenr divided into four terms, each containing- 12
weeks. First term begins Kept. 7th half term. Oct.
I!ili. Second term begins Nov. 'hiih i vucatiuu duriug
boliduys; liulf term, Jim. IHtli, Mil.
Exauiinution and exliihitiou at the close of 3d terra.
l-iiliiyelle, A. g. M. Wii. lllin'JS
KOIt HALE,
40 Pure Spanish Merino Rams,
WAIUtANTEl) to be of the very
highest r utility. They esusist of
two year oius, venrungs hiiq lainiis.
Thuy'are deneended fnin those imrMirted
from Siiuiu bv lli'iirv Hiimninnil. ro..ot MiudiuLiurv
Vi. Tiiey to.k the 'FIRST PREMIUM at th. last
year's State Fair. The iambs were sired by tlie ram
(rHvoritef which I purcJiasfd hist ymr of John I
I'atlerson. of Westttt-M, N. X . Tlielr dams were
bred bv Edwin Ltawreiaw. r!,. of Wevbridte. Vt.
Having ptirchased my tlwk from the notorious
siieep bremlert In tlie Lmlpit ivati'S, 1 will oner them
iu competition with any in the Main of Oregon. Thev
maybe sen on ("apt. John F. Miller's fann.Kmith
Yumbill. They will be wild at low prics ftr rh. or
by notes and lime to luit. Certilicaies will be giveu
witn every one that I simi.
Apply to DONALD McLKOD, Amity, Yamhill Co.,
or to uupt. (JUii.i r nii-r.n, rHiein. vm
Joseph Waldo. Pl tTrs. Jbn Force, John Jordan, W,
C. Orlswold and H M. May, Dvfls. In the (,'ir.uit
Court of the Hinte nf Orairun fur Mie Connty of Ma
rion. October Term. I. loJolin Jordan. ttu
resident defendant. Dill in Equity for foreclosure
of At on gave.
Wll h UK AH, Josvpb Waldo. sid plaintiiT, lias filed
his bill in equity, praving judgment against John
Kort4 fur Uh) sum ot two Utoiu-and two hnudred wnd
three du lurs. with interest and ciMts, and for the fore
closure of a certain mortgage therein inentinned, upon
the following ilesrniMHj prsinues, vo win iam fro, I
ii. 3 4. i 6 and 7. in im k o. 10. and Lots No. I
7 and 8. in iWk No, II, silnale in thectty of Halem,
C4iuntv of Marion and btate of Oregon j and it ai-tujar-
iugthal the said John Jordan claims to have a lieu
upon the above desrrilvd preiuitNtg iubsfiueitt to lite
mnrtgatfe of said plainliff; and it also apiwarihg that
aiVrdoe diiligrnce you casii'H be fooud witb.u the
8ute i and it liaving bfeu ordered by ths curt that
notice herein beservtilonyoa by publication, yne are
therefore ben by nottliffd that uuUm you apiear in the
(irt-nit eourtoftbeHtateof Oregon for thecootity of
Marion, od tb VAU day of OdolMtr, IH3, sod attu'wer
tlie said rcnnplaint, the same will be taken as confess
ed aud the p raver thereof will be graiit-d by the
eoorl. lty ordr of U. P HOHK, .ndge.
Attet t (tLO. A. EDKH, i'Wrk Circuit Court.
f,w WM. WALDO.aol r fur IM ft
HUMPHREY'S FERRY.
f HI!t old ferry, known as II I'M PII KEY'S KER
1 kY. ia now in rnnumg order. It ern.se. the Wi.
Israeli, river
On a OIHECT IW.I between (tl.KM Knil
COItVAI.I.IH. -
This femr iaa rood one. snd At rente Is errs ss 'In
.1. ....... ,l.n l.v u u of Allanv. .rid oengjii. Iravelinw
this way bare bia one Srry to nose. w,IApi
hc (Drt jou f fittCcOmaw.
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EAHTKltN NKWM.
P,Y TELEOHAPH VIA YREKA.
New York, Sept. 9
Storlinc, 45. Gold closed at 81 7-8.
Tribune's dispatches from army Poto.
mao 8 tb, Buys Col. Hill of the robcl nnny
svnt word across the Rappahannock from
F redericksburp, that ho would like to
sco an officer of our army. Gen. Custer
crossed and had a conversation with Col
Hill who remarked confidently that penco
was near nt lmnil. I Ins imsortma was
also voluntarily made by two other rebel
olucers. No reason civen
White's cuerrillns are rcport.J niir
Purcellsvillo, Lowden county. Mosuliy'st
force" hnve scattered since -tho wounding
of Mosoliy.
Transport City of Baltiinoro reports
siege of Wagner aud Sumter still going
on. Ironside and shore batteries were
bombarding Wagner which had not re
plied for two days.
St.'Padl, Minn., Sept. 9.
In a recent fight between Salmon river
miners nnd Indians. Lost SO killed.
Chicago, Sept. 9.
A correspondent of tbo St. Louis Re
publican writinjv from Haines Bluff says
on night of August 2o. Thirty-eiht
nigger soldiers murdered nine peaceable
people in cold blood.
Washington, Sept. 9.
Rosecrnns' official report of campaign
in Middle- Tennessee has been received.
It embraces operations which resulted in
driving rebels from their position in the
State. Our loss was 85 killed, 4G2
wounded nnd 85 misninf;. We captured
several small arm, three field pieces, six
cnisons, three rifled guns without car
riages, of Quartermaster's stores
We took 85 tents, 85,000 sacks of corn.
Total number of prisoners ' taken : 59
commissioned officers and 1575 lion-commissioned
officers and privates.
' Fohtrkss Monroe, Sept. 9.
Richmond Enquirer of 8th has the fol
lowing :
Charleston, Sept. 7.
Morris Island is evacuated. Enemy
hold Cuniniitigs' Point, in full view of the
city. Heavy firing is now going on be
tween batteries on Sullivans' Islnnd and
Fort Moultrie and Monitors.
ClIARI.r.STON, Bept. 7.
Bombardment wan kept up without Intermis
sion ill rlny yesterday and far into the night.
Abnnt 1S.000 (!) of our men were killed ami
wounded at Gregr and Wagner. An assault
on Oregp wan r nulsvd before) I lie enemy had
completed a landing. Great havoc was tip
nosed to made lir nnr canister in tho ene
my's bnnU. At dark Sunday the enemy run
their nps op to the mnnt of Wagntr. and it
being imprmsilile to hold til Island any longer
Ileanrrgitrd nrdrred it evacuated, which was
executed willi success. We spiked the gnna
of Wagner and Gregg, and withdrew In forty
bargei. Only one barge with 12 men was cap
tured. All quiet this morning.
Ciiaulkston. 12, p. M.
Dispatcher from Geo. Hentt, oommanding
Fort Humler announce, that flag! of truer de
manding the immediate) surrender nf that fort,
arejuat received from Dalileren. Ilrauregard
telegraphed to reply to Dahlgren that "He
could hare Romter when ho earn and took it.
In the meantime sach demand, are oonteinpti-
lile." This evening at 0 o'clock tha Ironsides
and monitors went closer In Sumter than usual
and npened a hot fire nn It. Onr liatleries on
Sullivan's Island, with Moultrie replied heavily,
WAatilNOTON. Kent. 1(1.
'fits following Ii tuo official report front Gil
more !
lteadiiiarteni Department of tha Kfiath
To llallrck l I have tho hntinr lo rennrt that
Fort Wagner ami Hnltery Gregg ar onr.. .
Last night oar sappers orownrd tliu crest nf the
erest of the counter carp nf Wagner on ita sm
front, masking all Its cona. and an order was
issued to carry tha place by assault at 9 thla
being the time nf low tido. At Jl) last night
the enemy eommenoed evacuating the Island.
All hut 75 made their escape from Cumiuingi'
Point In .mall hnnta.
Captured dist atone allow that fort was com
manded by Cut. Kent, of K. C. and gnrrissi'ied
j II 14IKI luen, aud Oregg Lr belsreeu J00 aud
and 20(1. It. bomb proof ahelter, capable of
holding 1800 men, remains intact after the
most terrible bombardment to which any work
whs over subjected.
Wo captured iu piece, artillery anu a largo
uptily or excellent ammunition..' l nt city auu
harbor of Charleston are now completely cov
ered by my guns. (Signed)
. , UlLiMUK,, ,,, ,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Wabihnqton. Sent. 10.
Telegram from Ft. Monroe to Halleck say.
when steamer Nio left Charleston Thursday 8
p. tf., rebel flag was still flying over Sumter
lint uo gum were mounted. Only small force
there. S monitor! and Ironaidei had engaged
batterici Beauregard and Lea 'J hours. Dur
ing bombardment, a shell from one of the man-
iturs exploded in magazine of Moultrie. The
southwestern parapet was seriously injured by
explosion.
. . r . . n
ALHAHT, Oepi. IU.
Demooratio Convention nominated D. B. St.
John for Secretary of State; Sauford Church,
Comptroller t W. D. Chamberlain, Attorney
General) W. Ii. Lewis, State Jrentury.
Knoxville, Teun., Sept. 6.
The campaign skillfully planned and
energetically executed for possession of
East Tennessee is us great inn glorious
a victory ns has been won. Such was
the rapidity of our movements that rebels
were taken unawares and fled before us
without destroying property. Three
steamboats, three locomotives nnd a num
ber of cars were taken. I no whole
march of our troops was un ovation and
our entry into Knoxvillo an event long to
be remembered, lbousuiuls ot every
age, sex and condition greeted us with
shouts and tears intermingled with martial
music. Burnside addressed the people
and assured them of protection.
, Cincinnati, Sept. 10.
Dispatches to the Timet dated ('urn.
borland Gap suys Gen. Ferrier with
2,000 men and 14 guns surrendered at 4
o'clock to Uurnside's advance.
New York, Sept. 10.
Sterling dull at 44. . Gold, 80 1-2.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.
Judco Cadawalader of U. 8. District
Court has decided enrollment contstiu
tionul.
St. Louis, Sept. 10.
A Leavenworth dispatch say. a meeting at
Pacli yesterday wa. atlended by 3,500 armed
men. Many were prevented lroin coming oj
Geu. Seufiefd. order, aud tho rain. Gen. Lane
spoke for three hours, and was very bitter on
Gamble and Scnlluld. , Very bitter reiololion.
were adopted declaring that tho policy Intro
duced into Missouri and Kama, i one which
gives immunity to rebel sympathizers, aud ex
nnsea Inval citizen, to niassaure. '
UlliOial intelligence oi Hie capture oi run
Smith wa. received this evening. Gen. Blunt
uterod the fort.
The Creeks (Indians) havo mainly deserted
the rebels. Mcintosh has g.ne toward, lied
Hiver with only 150 from his two regiment.. ,
Boston, Sent. II.
Fire this morning in South Boston destroyed
boiler work, and blacksmith shops of Glnb j
Iron Work.. Loss between $30,000 and $30,
000. - ,
"rr VftDW. Root. 11.
Sterling Vii. fiohl unsettled, closed at 29,.
Fluctuation caused by sensation report that
Cliarlestou had surrendered, iieporl probably
untrue.
Wabhinoton. Sent. II.
Cumberland Gap. Sept. 9. To Mulleok i
Since occupation of Kuoxville, a cavalry foroe
wit. sent up the railroad to within a few milci
nf Driscnl, capturing 3 loo unntive. Another
force of cavalry and iufuutry that accompanied
me marched 611 mile in 50 boors. Garrison
hero, consisting nf over 000 men and 14 pieces
artillery, surrendered unconditionally at 3 p.m.
to-day. Signed, BUUNSIDES.
Cairo, Sept. II.
By steamer Postboy we have information
that the Washita river expediton ha. returned
having finally accomplished itsoliject.naiiiely: a
thorough recnimoisnnce nf northern La. lying
mljiteeiit to Wnshsita river ; no enemy in organ
ized forco found.
New York, Sept. 14.
Money easy at (! nnd 7. Sterling, 44.
Gold firm at S2 1-2. Government stocks
firm. Rniik stntemetit chows un increase
of Inniis 212,000 ; incieasc of deposits,
$214,000; increase of specie, 18,000
Richmond papers contain the following
items in regard to Texas ufTuirs :
Upward of 100,000 slave have ar
rived from Texas, and Mississippi niggers
aro selling nt 3,000 und 4,000 upiece.
Pendleton has been elected Governor by
a small mnjority. Herbert, Uranch nnd
Suxtim are eleeted to Congress. Milita
ry ii ffiiirs arc quite. Tho people are de
termined to resist invasion. Indians ou
frontier are troublesome. Tin-re is an
average of fourteen vessels off Galveston
blockading the harbor. Great confidence
is felt in Gen. Mngrudcr. Crops in
Texas aro tmpreccdontly large. Corn
and Wheut enough will bo raised to sup
ply tho department of trans-Mississippi
fur two years to come. Cotton picking
commenced in August. There are about
11,000 bales of the old crop in the State.
Memphis, Sept. 12.
Several refugees have arrived who re
port terrible riot of soldiers' wives at
Mobile the 8th. About GOO women and
children marched through principal streets
carrying banner bearing tlio words
"Bread or Blood," ' Bread or Peace,"
and other like inscriptions. Being sol
diers' wive the proceedings were witness
ed by soldiers who made but feeble resis
tance. Several stores wero broken open
and the riot was spreading whoa our in
formant left.
St. Louis, Sept. 10.
At dark last night steamer Imperial
took fire and burned. She burned three
others, the Hiawatha, Post Boy and Jes
sie K. Bell all four were totally de
stroyed. Now gunboat Ozark made nar
row escape. Loss, $200,000 i half in
sured. Cairo," Sept. 14.
Reconnaissance sent nut from Fort
Pillow last week which which Hopped at
Dickinsvillc, Ripley and Cushingsville,
administered tho oath of allegiance to
2,000 people in those places. No rebels
found, and guerrilla seemed to be pretty
well cleaned out in that place. General
Ilurlburt issued order tint commanding
olFoers be beid responsible for their men,
and that every outrago committal on per
tons and property must be compensated
pecunarily by the soldiers who may be
found guilty. TLU order was issued iu
consequence of frequent complaints at
headquarters of depredation committed !
on property of citizens within limits and
in outskirts of city of Memphis. ' ' Jl
' - '- New York. Sept. 14. J
A Leavenworth telegram yesterday, say '
the latest intelligence from the Indian country,
give additional significance to the operation
of Gen. Blunt. . Child, and Molntoih have
come over to our side, bringing with them tb
entire Creek Nation, of which ther are leader
and chief.. Contrabands on Red river report "
the Cliicnsatvi had alio avowed their alleglnnoe :
to the Federal Government, and enlei Blunt .
Il ordered to return, Tela, may b easily re
claimed. ! ."' r .,
, The expedition which left New Orleans on
tho 5th. under Gen. Franklin, I now believed '
to b destined for the Rio Grander : -:
St. Louis, Sept. 13.
: Quantrell and hit band is reported in North-;
ern Missouri, divided iutoimall quad, coot-., ..,
milting depredation!. ' ...
: Bragg it retreating steadily to avoid a reps- '
tltion of the icenei at Tallanoma, and to pre
vent desertion., nevertheless large nambera of
' dcieHefa .ia bialf linM aile... fl a lit .
llth Tetm. oame on Tuesdny. At least 1,000 v
tleserters have arrived .iuoe the erseuation.
Many other aro said to be at Missionary '
llidge. -. ' ' '
- New York, Sept. 14. : : : r
A Knoxville, Tenn.. letter report a grand . f
ovation to our troops, in which flag. -which jii
have been hidden since the rebellion broke oat, .. .
wero exhibited. Valuable machine (hops and ;
foundries were fouud at Knoxville. Also 2,
000.000 ponnds of salt, and a large quantity of '
provisions.
The prisoner captured at Cumberland Gab ','
' were the 2d N. C, 1st Ga., and lot Va., regt- :
meiits. Gen. Burniide wa to be at Knox-
ville nn tho 10th, where he would remain until ,
tho decision of the War Department regarding '
hi resignation is made. Daring the whole '
miirah of hii army, a dittaoee of nearly 300 '
miles, only one caiualty occurred, and that from i.
iokoei. - i.,-!
1 A special Waihingtnn dispatch to the World;
ay nnr foroe occupied Culpepper yesterday, ' f
and (t i believed there is nothing hat rebel
picket tni nae ot tlio itapuian. no move-
OienU of tb rebel toward any of tha lower
gap in the valley nf Virginia, to that the
vi.hnla nnnlil not no innniruratino' another In -
tailnn. i
The rebel report that the flag Major , .
AndcrBon had with him at Fort Sumter
was taken by them in a late assault, is not '
true.
, ; Louisville, Sept, 14.
A party of guerrillas, numbering 300, ('
under Hamilton appeared at the cross. ,
road ou tho Bucksville and Tompkinsvllto
turnpike a day or two since,where a camp ,
niceting was in Bession. They dashed in
among the jicoplo producing; great havoc '
ana scuiici nig tue t-uiigrepuiuu. n uiucu ,
were robbed of jewels and men of watch- 't'r
cs and purses. Many . valuable horses
weA.kJon. Gen. Harvey, commancuruT
X it Glasgow, immediately sent forward t o
"detachment of cavalry to intercept tne -,
thieves. , ,
. ; . ' ' New York, Sept. 14.
I The Times' special dispatch from Wash- ;
ington says besides the marching of IW '
atreet's corps which has already been -
nouncod, our TOireBpondenl of the armj.
ttf f lin l'ntnrnne annHn word that tlm CO"
.r X-tl I tltll ..L namnnAV
V. unuii uuu a. iii, . v ...... . v...u
tween Gordonsvillo and Culpepper hav,
also fallen back and and are now at Gor
donsvillo if not further off. This is con
clusive evidence of the weakening of Lee's
a nn v by detachments as reinforcements
for IScaurcgard and lirapg.
A lady arrived from Richmond says for.
ton duys previous to her departure, seve
ral regiments daily passed through the '
city.
As tho 2d battalion of tho 63d Indiana
wero jmssing through Terra Haute on '
Saturday an attempt was made to hang
Hon. Dnniol Vooiliies who was on tlie
train. He was rescued by the officers,but "
was couiK!llcd to Icavo by train nt Green-
caMtlo. '
A supply of incendiary shells to bo used
agaiiiHt Charlor-tou were sent to Gilmoro
, by tho Arayo.
BiitiwssviLi.E, Ark., Sept. 2. '
CI en. Stoolo arrived here last night .
II'w wholo forco will como up to-day.
Rolielsuro in strong iiosition 4 miles this ,
side of Little Rock, tiieir right resting on
Arkausn river?) Gen. Price coninmnds,
Kirby Smith having gone to Roil ltivcr. ;'
Miirmadiiko was wounded in fight at
Bayou Mctoe, 22d Anjr.
Cairo, Sent. 14. .
Intclligcupo from Bragg via Memphis
12th reports it is fulling back to mountain
rimgo 40 miles back of Chattanooga, '.;
where it . is reported tho rebels will mako '
a stuntl. Alfo reiortcd that tho whole of :
Johnston's forco, except one or two rcgi- '
nicnts, have gouo to reinforce Bragg. ...
Judge Caruther is elected Governor
of Tennessee. Until 1861 he was a
(launch Union man. After State sided
with the South, bo became a revolutionist -'
tnd attached to the Southern cause. As -I
a member of the peace Congress he exert
cd himself to avert the dismemberment of
the Union.
Th Forkion War Burbli. When tha '
Washington paper do not Had new enough in .
these dull, dry times, they go to work deliber- '
ately and manufacture it. It i but a few day
.men the Star sent Meade'l entire army acrnar
the Rappahannock, and then issued au extra, :
staling that a great battle wa going eu. Tb
Republican, not to bo distance J by it evening .
cotemporary, issued an extra the other after- .
noon, wbicfl so bolstered op by circumstan
tial fact, one nf it own sensations, a to create r
noite an alarm not only here in this over heated
Washington, but throughout the ooontry. Tbo
burden of it song wa Immediate war wilts
Lnglnnd. The artiole would have hardly .lie- .
ited a notice had it not been trumpeted far and
wide that much semi official information was
attached to it. 8ewrd mad all haste to scud '
a few line to the Associated Pres. contradict
ing tlie whole f it, while, th Chronicle, which
assume, lo be the official organ, became very
excited and lasliej ita outemporarv in unmeas
ured term for presuming to be "official." The
Repuhlican resented It, and called the Chron
icle editor Mime clioioe name, winding ap tb
article by denouncing him as a liar no lei than
fnnr time is u many ha! Bat this little
quarrel I In linking oouirast to what is belief - ,
ed lo be the qtiiewivnt state of our foreign re
lation.. The government torn time since took
measure, lo define) Ita views oa the eon tinned
fitting out of Anglo rebel Vessels In England,
ami despatched Uietu by special messenger lu
Miiiieter Adam fur couiunuioation to Fori .
Knutrll. Noon Iwrst believe that tuef aro
gultij lo lead to ny ropture betwevu LaglaM
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