ilic'toflw fftotgmag.
OFCOIRSK.
The Walla Wall SMcwutn supported Cati
ailny iu the election canvass iti Idaho, okiming
for liiiu that he wan as toy a! a no; other man.
The Statesman pi'rlniis was more or less blind
ed liy Us former partisan prtjailioen nnil dis
posed to cling t tha bhihu democracy an though
any virtue still resided iu tlio name when the
emlistanee of all democratic party doctrines
have lieen either totally almmloDcd, as in tlio
case of tliu sccosli sj'inputliiitiirs, or have been
nllowed to slex'p wliilu their partisans have be
came patriots auii have ruslmd to the rescue of
the government, as in the case of the war dem
ocrats. It accordingly clung to Catiaday be
cause ho was a democrat, though it must have
scon that his Unionism wait of that question
able sort which was acceptable to the rankest
copperheads. At all events, tlt remit of the
'leotiim seems to have opened its eyes to the
fact that the mixtire of domocracy with eop-
perheaditm results necessarily in the death of
the former whilo the latter gets no redeeming
trait from the association. The Sla.tum.an
nys wherever secessionists nave controlled
democratic organizations the "arty has been
badly beaten. It might also have said truth
fully that wherever democrats have consented
to not in political orgnniiations with seeesm mi
ssis they have dttervtd to be beaten. The
Idaho election is not an exceptional one
Canaday was no more or less the ally and
friend of oopperheadimn the rankest seces
sionists of all the rankest seoewiou hard char
actors in the mines being perfectly satisfied
with him than was Woodward of Pennsylvania
who got the support of all the bitterest ene
mies of the government; or than Vallandig
liam who received the votes of traitors and the
liuzittlis of rebel prisoners ; nr than Palmer of
AVisconein nr Tuttle of Iowa. In all these
ciiacs there was an attempt to unite recreant
Douglas men with natural copperheads with
the view of party triumph, while the great
consideration of saving the goveruraent was
cither overlooked or totally ignored. In all
tlio cases cited, tlk Douglas men who were to
callous to the dictates of honor as to become
the voluntary associates of copperhead traitors,
bavo not only the smart of defeat to endure
lint also the prickings of remorse, unless they
are totully lo to shame. ' .
17 The late uews from the States, contains
nn Item indicating where the trouble about a
vlgnrons prosecution of the war lies. A great
deal of wonder ha, from time to time been ex
pressed that the army of tho Potomao should
be idle so large a share of the time. It is. in
onr opoinion, accounted for in tho paragraph
announcing that at n conference between Lin
coln, Meade, Hrillcek and Stanton, the latter
were in favor of sending tho army into winter
quarters immediately, while the President and
General Meade urged that tho opportune mo
ment when the rebel army is depicted, and de
jected by defeat, should not be Inst, to strike a
crushing blow. The weather was good, the
Bapidan presented no obstacle to crossing at
afmnst any chosen point, aid the army was in
good spirits and ready to march cheerfully at
the word. The rebel army was in such condi
. tion that it dared not meet ours outside of their
intrenched positions. Many of their best divts-
1 l. - I I l .!...!! ." V .1
lone uau own seiib wuuny ot in inn. vu uie ae-
istanue of tho position iu Georgia. It would
Aim that If Mil efTootiea titnar venra avar In ha
truck, it should fall without delay. General
Meade, direct from the army, might reasona
bly be suppi sed to know of its capabilities and
the physical snrrnundiegs lively to have effect
in deciding the oontcst. The f 'esidnr.i warm-,
ly seconded Monde's opinion and tho indica
tions are that active operations will go nn, des
pite the singular policy of the Secretary and
General-in-Chief. Why these men should
wish to refrain from damaging the enemy, when
it seems it might so oertaiuly be done, is a le
gitimate subject of serious inquiry.
OubTfxegraphic Dispatchku. Wo have
received hat one or two telegraphic dispatches
from Yreka since a week agu last Monday.
We have, however, compiled from the Sacra
mento Union and other California papers, lull
dispatches of news by the overland line. Tho
line between Sacramento and Yreka has been
Vwn nenrly all tlio time for two weeks. It is
expected it will be in working order soon.
C7 Jeremy deuounoes some of the late re
inforcements to the copperhead faction as "ab
olitionist," "wolves in sheep's clothing," Aro.
terms which he applies indiscriminately to war
v democrats. Jeremy is slightly mistaken in his
terms. If he bad said they were limn who
hat! concluded to wear asses' hides, or had call
ed them tadpoles in copperhead skins, bis de
nunciations would have been beyond criticism.
tV Contin John Jamdyce, nno of the par
ties to Dickon'? celebrated chancery suit
Jarndyoe aud Jamdyce always felt tho wind
very chilly from the east when anything went
Wrong.
The onpperheads of this eosA 'eel the wind
very strong and very cold from the east since
the State elections. In fact it has been decid
edly easterly since the rebel defeats at Gettys
burg and Vicktburg. It makes them feel rheum
atic Mortality. Something like a dozen news
papers have wioked out ia California since the
election, in consequence of being so copery
that people either couldn't or wonldn't read
laem. mere are luree in Oregon which will
probably go off with the same disoase. If
people want to buy and read treason they can
ft the original article by sending for the Rich
mond papers. The Oregon treason peddlers
ara antv liaaa Imitator
IV The copperhead man, if not fearfully, is
at least wonderfully made. He can see ever
lasting calamities iu suspension of a single privil
ege or right which he enjoyed In times of peace
but he can see nothing of the kind in the de
struction of the government under which such
privileges and rights originated and are se.
cared. He can't or wont see that, if bis cap
tious conduct ruins the government, it also de
stroys all that he ever enjoyed under its pro
tection. t-'The copperheads bitterly declaim against
Union men for supporting a war which spreads
so much desolation over the land. Copper-
iseds. yonr friends, the rebels began this war
and render its further prosecutiou necessary.
IjO, ISI HI luciu ; nni Miry vva w? llguv
. , ,. .i I 11' 1. .... . I.
aad yon shed your skins, it will be time enough
for us to talk about letting up.
j IT We art having some impression on the
' Confederacy. Staunch rebels frequently go
to sleep in Ditis and wake up in the United
BUM. That's owing to the "march of its-
proteoxnt" iu the shape of Union soldiers.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES,
Seizure or Btonmshlp PacMc fur SmuKSllng.
San Fhanoisco, Nov. 17 10:30 p.m.
The Idaho murderers will go np to Portland
tn-mnrrnw; from tlienco thoy will be uudor mil
itary esoort, ordered by Gen. Wright.
Tlio Surveyor of the Port and Naval Officers
have seized the steamship Pnoifio for smug
gling. They have had the ship under suspicion
for several months. On Friday night, wheu
the Sacrameuto steamer arrived, a movement
was observed nn board the Pacific, which was
lying nt tho samo wharf, and when the hurly
burly of passengers landing was at its height,
two men were seen to bring a trunk from the
I'aoifio and set it down on the wharf. They
returned on board, apparently for another. One
of the watchers incautiously moving toward
the trunk, excited the suspicions of those nn
hoard, tind tho samo men returned and took
hold of the trunk with the intent to carry it
back. At this movement tho officers inter
vened and seized both trunk aud men. Malt
ing senroh on board, thoy found in the stew
ard's room three trunks, two of which contain
ed opium. On Saturday the discharging of the
vessel proceeded, the oilioers secretly keeping
niuco. Aiior a snort ume, a trunk was Hoist
ed up from below on seeing which, the mate
ordered it down ngain. This trutik was at
once seized, and found to contain opium. Fur
ther search being made, three more trunks
containing opinm were found, and ono trunk
containing fine silks, eto., which had evidently
been sent from Victoria to be smuggled hero.
On this tho vessel was seized, and the following
parlies were ajrestcd for smuggling: Michael
Wollaoe, the shipper of the opium; Geo. W.
Hutchinson, mate of the Pacific; John Phillips,
clerk of the Pacific and Fitzgerald, a hack
man. Hutchinson and Wallace gave bail, aud
the others wore kept in confinement. It is said
the practice was as follows : The opinm having
been delivered on board, a number of the
boxes were opened by the mate, and the con
tents packed in trunks. Tho boxes were seut
ashore again, being placed in a hock and driv
en rapidly away. The balance, after getting
to sen, waB taken out of tho boxes by the mate
and packed in trunks, tho empty packages be
ing lauded at Victoria (V. I.), which is a free
port, and oath made before the American Con
sill that it had been landed, so as to clear the
vessel at tho Custom House here on her return.
Yesterday Surveyor McLean made examina
tion of tho different stores of Chinese mer
chants who sell opium, and seized thirteen
oases smoking opium on suspicion of their be
ing that smuggled from the Pacific Tho total
suized amounts to twenty chests, which leave's
eight ohests unaccounted for. The evidence
in this case is said to be very strong, mid that
very likely the steamship Pncifio will bo for
feited to the United St ites through tho action
of her first mate. The duties being eighty per
cent, ad valorem, aud the ohests valued at
$8,000 cool), nearly 18,000 would have been
gained by the successful smuggling of i!8 chests.
The Russian Admiral and suite arrived to
night from tho Navy Yard, and were saluted
with 13 guns.
The Alia says, relative to the Comanche:
" The weather last evening very unexpectedly
cleared off, with no wind of consequence stir
ring. Tho speediest and most efficient exer
tions are being made to raise the Aqmlla with
her cargo. tjupt. Fletcher, agent of nudcr
writers, was on the ground by 7 a.m. A con
tract was at once entered iuto with Capt. Bach
elor, who, with a gang of men, will right her if
possible. If the masts but bold, this can be
done. The services of the divers, who were
about going down to secure th? remaining trea
sure of the steamer Golden Gate, have also
been engaged. By their efforts, it is believed
that the main and forward hutches, which hare
slipped off, can again be seenred. The power
ful steam pumps of Capt. Harrison are to be
pressed iulo the service, which, together with
the Griffin pump, will be able to discharge
some 10,000 gallons per minute. It appears
mar, tne Annua was in a lcnuy condition when
she entered this hnrbor. The Board of Under
writers entertain sanguino hopes that the ves
sel will bo raised aud cargo saved with but lit
tle damage."
San Francisco. Nov. 18.
The parties charged with EtnarglinB opium
by the Pacific, were examined to-day before
U.S. Commissioner Hyde. 1 he surveyor ot
the Port and Naval Officer detained the steam
er until late this afternoon, when tho owners
garo bunds for her in $2o0,000.
I ho work of securing tho shin Aquilla is
proceeding very slowly. If a storm should
occur, there would be little hope fur saving the
Monitor, it is nerteotly calm at present, with
a prospect of cnutinnnnce.
original.
SUKM WORKERS.
Wo wreathe the crown for those alone
Whose lives are wrought in deeds of glory,
Ititt for the voiceless aud unknown
No magic lyre will tell their story.
If oue can rcuch the valued prize.
The world a triumph bears before liiui
AIhh I thu sileul worker dies
Aud dust aud gloom are heaped o'er him.
Weep not for those whose lives were led
'Mid all the smiles of lame and beauty,
Hut grieve for liim whose weary heud
Hue drooped beside lite path of duty ;
Not where harmonic pawns sweep
t Ir plea-tirus dunce or poet's warble,
Hot where the fulea their watches keep
lu homes devoid uf gold or inurble.
Yet do not deem thut they In ruin
Have pone lo join obliviuti's number,
lo silent statu no ulnrics gain
llocaus-i in upper deep they slumber f
'lf siugiuir breath or echoing chord"
To every golden beam were given,
l'erehnuce die melodies outpoured
Would buur un angel's voice from lleuveu.
(J. Melt.
Epidemic Among Stock.--A singular and
fatal epideuiio has made its appearanoe among
the horses and ca'lle iu tho neighborhood of
Stockton, California. They are first tuken
with a general swelling, then become blind and
then drop and die. The course of the disease
is run in from twelve to twenty-four hours.
The flesh tf the dead animals when skinned,
bos the appearance of having becu thoroughly
bruised all over. .
OT Joremy has, for a year or more, been in
great trouble, fearing that Douglas democrats
war democrats were about to slip into the
Copperhead den, and steal away bis leadership.
He need have no such fears no Douglas dera
ocrat who has the least respeot for either himself
or tbo memory of Douglas, will ever be guilty
of so mean a thing. They mi'gftt steal the sup
per from a blind "intelligent pig." but they can
never get low enough in human depravity to
steal into a copporbead b : whero Jeremy ia a
leader.
tjT A certain species of snakes have a way
of congregating in great numbers and "har
monizing" themselves into a consolidated mass
of hissing, writhing reptiles, with only htadi
sticking out. Their odor is said to be indescrib
ably sickeuing.
The copperheads of Polk county tried the
experiment a few weski ago.but their numbers
were so few that when they got harmoniously
wriggled iuto a mass (meeting) there were al
most as many oupperfatts as coppericaii visi
ble. . -But the odor was none the less revolting
Boise News. We condense the following
items from tho Bout iVetct : Canrco City, in
the John Day mines, is said lo be almost depop
ulated, owing to a rush from there to supposed
rich diggings on the Malheur.
Capt. Molthrop and party were preparing to
start down 8nak river, to ascertain whether
it is possible to navigate the river or not, aud
at the came time, prnpect for gold, silver, and
oiner precious meuus.
From the returns nt the Territorial Engineer,
the latitude of the Boise valley is 43' 31' North
Latitude; Longitude 115 west: from Uie
Ocean, direct, miles. Taxable property of
riots onouiy, f i,
Important Ukrrutino Regulations
The following regulations, approved by the
Secretnry of war, nrn being promulgated by
the Provost-Marshal-Genorul:
District Agents are to be apnpinteil by the
Provost-Marshal-Gciierol to arrest deserters
and prnoure recruits.
$:) reward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery of a deserter.
$25 premium will ho paid to the Rgonts for
each aocepted reoruit presented by them, who
has served in the army at least nine months,
and been honorably discharged for other cause
than disability.
$15 premium will bo paid fur all othor ao
cepted recruits.
Tho moneys received from draped persons
as an exemption from servioe shall constitute a
substitute fund for the payment of premiums
and bounty to recruits.
Tho total amount of bounty to be paid to
each recruit is $402, of which he will receive
$75 cash before leaving the general rendez
vous. The halanoe will be paid to him by in
stallments according to existing regulations.
The monthly compensation of soldiers enlist
ed nnder this order will be at the following
rates :
If continued in the servioe three years, Veter
an Volunteers $24 ; other volunteers, not
Veteran, $21 30.
If discharged at the end of two years Veter
ans $2!) 70 ; other volontcers, $25 50.
If honorably mnstord out in less than two
years, tho monthly rate of compensation will be
increased as the term of service is tlyninished.
If the Government shall not require these
troops for the full term of three years, and
they shall be honorably mustered out before the
expiration of their term of enlistment, they
shall receive the whole amount of bounty
remaining unpaid the same as if the full term
had been served. Legal heirs of rooruits who
die in the icrvice, shall be entitled to the whole
bounty remaining unpaid at the time of the
soldier's death.
Any person practicing or attempting to prac
tice fraud or imposition either on the Govern
ment or the recruit shall be summarily dealt
with by a military commission.
Men enlisted under this order shall be as
signed to old regiments.
Puotectino the Wool, GitoWKiis. The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted at the first meet
ing of the Wool Growers' Association of Illinois:
Heioleed, That as long as the revenues of tlio
country are derived so largely from duties upon
imports as they now are, the samo discrimination
that is now made in levying those duties to pro
tect the manufactures of wool should be extended
to the growers of wool. If the argument is a
good one that this country should patroniie its
own manufactures, it is equally good that tlio
great stnplos of those mauufacures should be
raised in our own country.
ketolttd, That, whilst we acknowledge onr
obligations to the press of tho country generally,
wo deprecate the courso of a few newspapers
which quote from the Now York Economitt and
other organs of wool speculators nud monopolists,
and thus doceivo many of their too-confiding
readers into selling their wool below remunerative
rates. No press can be true to the country that
is falae to its ag"icitltural interests.
Ilaulval, That the wool growers of the
United States have a common Interest,
and should have a common organization
to discover, expose, and protect them
s.'lvos from the various combinations of spec
ulators and monopolies who aro not only contin
ually decrying the price of wool, but are laboring
to reduce the tariff upon the wool which we sell,
whilst they wish to raise it upon tho cloths which
we buy.
IDAHO NEWS,
Election Reports from Dltter Root, it.
Tho Walla Walla Statetman publishes re
ports that have reached that place to the effect
thut the Hitter Root couutry and the precincts
east uf the Rocky Mountains have given a ma
jority of 1000 votes for Canaday. If so, lie ii
elected ; nut at present the matter rests npnn
report merely, nnd the complexion of things
may bo quite different when the official returns
are made.
An Indian Raid.
The Lewistnn correspondent of the Timet
furnishes the following item, which looks some
like a "auuik story" :
LiEWISTON, Nov. 23, 1803.
This morning, about twenty men, who have
been milling on Stiuko river thirty miles above
bore, onme iu to Lewistou, having been driven
from their claims by the Nez Perues Indians.
The parties state that they were driven sudden
ly from their miuiug camps by tho Indians,
who congregated in large numbers (soma UO0)
nud threatened them with death if they did not
leave. The miners came to the conclusion that
prudence was the belter purt uf valor," and
skedaddled iu double quick time, leaving their
camp equipage and grub. The probability is
thut nothing very serious will grow oat of it.
These Indians are considered us harmless as
any on this side of tlm Rocky Mountains, and
ns easy to mauage, if tbey are treated correct
ly. I he general impression is here that when
i lie affair is properly investigated it will not
prove so serious as some anticipate.
Horse Thieves Shot Road Agents on the
Trall"Kobbt'rj"biinke River Mines.
Tho following items ore condensed from the
Gulden Age ut the 21st:
1 wo horse thieves, named Hitchcock alias
Johnson, and .Mike Welch, were shot on the
11th inst., near the Frenchman's, on Camas
Prairie, by a .Mr. Henderson, whose horses
they hnd stolen. Hitchcock wns shot dead,
and Welch badly wounde d.
Uor. allnce lias arrived at hewiston, on
his return from Boise, locking hale and henrty.
Wo learn from some parties who came from
Oro Kino n few dnvs since that they have good
reasons to believe there nre road agents on that
trail, nud they aro fearful some unsuspecting
miner or merchant may be nipp d by them. It
behooves all to bo on their guard coming from
the niiues, as the fall uf tho year is the high
wayman s nurvesi.
('. Jacob, of Walla Walla, was robbed of
$7110 in gold dust, whilst on his way down to
VYallula.
Mr. Watson, who came down one dar this
week from bis camp on Snake river, seven miles
below the month of Sulmon, informs ns that
the miuers fur 7 or 8 mi es both above aud be
low him are averaging $G per duy to the man
with rockers. About 5(1 or CO men are mining
in his viciuity on both sides of the river. Mr.
W. says he saw men at work on nearly every
bar as he came dowu. and thinks there are ful
ly 200 between this place and Pittsburg Land
ing, who are all making fair wages.
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No I'ncehtain Soi'ND. Gov. Seymour wrote
a letter to the Wisconsin secesh democracy Inst
before the election, and closed by saying, "I trust
the voice of Wisconsin democracy will niter no
uncertain sound in this erisis of onr national ex
istence.''
The sounds ottered by the "Wisconsin democ
racy" (which, by the way, is the rebel stylejwere
before the election, precl.iely like those uttered by
the chiefs of the Confederacy "Down with the
Lincoln despotism," "Death to the Republic,"
4c. During the election, and while the returns
wers coming in, the sounds they uttered were like
uie groans 01 aometning oeiug squeiciieu. 1 His
sound gradually died sway to ths whispering sigh
of something that dies. It was no " uncertain
sound" it was unmistakable.
Two banks, one express and a gold escort
have been established by which (tersnos may
transmit their treasure to Victoria at the rata
of three per cent.
tV The copperheads are exoessively anxious
about preserving the "Constitution as it is and
the Union as it was" and ret there it not one
of them who would consent to a settlement of
the difficulties that should not inoluds amend
ments to the Constitution guaranteeing further
rights (!) to the rebel States. There is not one
of them bnt is doing what be can to prevent a
restoration f the "I ninn as it was."
AxoTHER Gale A second gtl eesamd at
Baa Francisco on the "lt, doing torn damage on
tu Bay snJ shore.
A DlKFEitENCB. Dayton, Ohio, the homo of
Vallnndighaui gave 270 majority against hiin.
Curtin's home majority is nenrly n thousand
larger than a year ngn.
Notice.
Omen Soe'T Ivoias ArrAins, )
Halcm, Orogon, Nov. ill, IHlU. (
INFORMATION having been received at this ofllce
that parties in California and olsowhere aro intend,
ing to proceed to Alsea and Aouiiui bays and points
adjacent thereto, for purposes of settlement, 1 deem it
proper to give notice thin the points named are within
tho "Coast Indian Kesorvutiou," I he boundaries of
which are us follows, to wit :
Ueiiinning on tho shore of the Purine ocean at the
mouth of a small stream, about niidwnv between tho
Umpcua and hioaulaw rivers, thence e'aaterlv to the
ridgo dividing the waters of those streams and along
such ridge or highluud to tho western boundary of the
eighth range of townships west of tho Willumelle
meridian thence north on said boundary to a point
doe east of Cope Lookout i thence west to toe ooeuu ,
thenue along the coast to the place of begiiioiug.
This truct wus llrst designated us a Kexorvuiiou by
late Hupeiintendent Joel l'ulmer on the 17th of April,
1855, and his action wus subsequently approved und
eonllnned by the Department of the Interior and the
President of the United KUttrs.nud the land withdrawn
from settlement and sale. No settlement of persons
not In the employ ot III Indian Department can be
permitted within the boundaries above named, and
parties attempting such settlement will be requirod to
remove forthwith.
The tract has few attractions for whites, while there
are numerous oqmilly valuable locutions now uuouou
pied. both above and below on the coast.
It Is hoped that good citizens will discourage at
tempts to trespass upon the only tract now remaining
where Iudiuns rnn be located apart from the while
race. J. W. P1CK1T HUNTINGTON,
4w38 fciupt, lud, Allaire lu Oregon.
Notice to AliNciit Defendant. , ,
TO JAM ICS PRIEST You are hereby notilled that
an nctioti has been couioenced in Justice's Court,
before I). VV". Kunsom, one of the Justices of the Peace
in and for the county ot Douglas and Siute of Oregon,
by John Kelly, pluintilf, for the recovery of one hun
dred aud ten' dollars ($110 (10) and that unless you
shall appear before said justice ut his office In ltose
bnrg, on the Kith day ol Junnury, ut 1 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, and answer ill the said cause,
judgment will be taken against you for tho Said sum of
one hundred und ten dollars, together with interest
and costs of suit. JOHN KELLY, PI'ff.
Uy order of D. W. Hansom, Justice of the Peace,
dated November Suth, lKoU fiwiW
lTElL1IAljTsjil.--.Tin8 DISUASE 18
PRODUCED BY IMPURITY IN THE
BLOOD, WHICH CLOGS THE CIRCULA
TION t AND WHERE THERE IS PAW
IT SHOWS THAI BOMLTIIIXO MUST BE DONE
TO FREE THU FLUIDS. HCOVILL'S 111,001) AND
LIVER SYRUP IS ONE OP TIIK MfJfiT VALUABLE
ALTERATIVES I1KFOHE THE PUBLIC. IT WILL
CARRY OUT OF THE SYSTEM ALL IMPURITIES
IN THE BLOOD AND LEAVE THE FLUIDS AC
TIVE. THE BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP HAS
CURED THE WORST KIND OF RHEUMATISM.
HEDl.NtiTON & CO. WHOLESALE ACEXTS, 410
AND 418 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. lmlsSS
Notice.
State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss.
rpO GEOROE KUXTZ-You are hereby notilled
1 that a writ of attachment has been issued against
yon and your property attached to satisfy the demund
of Jonathau H. Tibbetls, amounting to 'is '25-1(10 dol
lars. Now, nnlcss you shull appear before Kenjniuin
Duller, a Justico of the Peace to und for said countv,
ut his olllce, in Calapooia precinct, on the With dny of
Jnnoiiry, nt 1 o'clock, r. 18ot, judgment will' be
rendered utrninst vou and yonr property sold to pay
the debt. Dated this Uihdnvnr Nov., IKKI.
BwlW JONATHAN tf. TIIMETT8, Plaintiff.
Taken I p,
BY the subscriber, on the llrst day of November,
living near the Portland nud Uavton road, two
luilos southwest of Taylor's Driilgetiu Wasbineton
county, one black niaro with white spot, iu the luce,
nnd saddle murks ; fourteen hands hiith and uliout niue
yenim old. !iw3K WARREN JOY.
IVolice.
Johu It. Cooper, Plff. vs. W.J. Matney, Deft. Ill
the county court of Polk countv, Oreuon.
rpO W.J. MATNEY Yon are hereby summoned to
X bo and appear in the county court of Polk county,
Oregon, on toe lirst Monday of .liinuury, 1K04, and an
swer the complaint of Johu R. Cooper ugainst von for
the sum of :IH,MI, with interest at the rate of fif teen
mr cent, per annum, from lite iilith dav of Oct., IHoil,
till paid, lees a crudil of (1(1.00 dated 'Nov. 1st, I8tt! ;
. nd you ore hereby notilled that in case you mnke de
tault'und fail to answer said complaint, judgment will,
then and there, he taken flitainst you for the said
amount, (claiuied to be duo said plaiutiff on a certain
promissory note held by hiin against vou) for want uf
un answer. Dy order of Uie Coonty Jndgo,
J. L. COLLINS,
Nor. loth. I8U.1. !: PHI Att'v.
Executor's Notice.
KVTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
L v been duly appoioled executors of tho estate of
Vlbert Tibhetts, decensed, lute of Dallas. Polk county,
Iregon. AH persons havinir eluims attains mid de
eased are required to present them, with the proper
ouchers. to tho executors in Dallas, within six
lonths from this date, and all persons indebted to said
eceased are requested to cult and settle the same im
ucdiately. WM. IIOWK.
J AS. II. HIIKIS,
Executors.
Dallas, Polk Co., Nov. IT IWZl. 4w:w
PAISTEIt&C'O.
Practical Printers, and Dcnlcrii n
Type, Prem'i, Printing Materials,
Ink, Paper, Curds, .Vc,
510 CLA7 St., above Sansome,
i.b. rAiNTKit tAN HtA.SUr.CO.
r.r. paiktrk) OIHcesflltedoutwithdispatcli. Itf
s. HAS. o. . a nr. i..
Dr. L S, Skiff, Surgeon Dentist,
HALKM,OHKGO,
Office In llolnmn's Brick Building,
BKSIOKM'I! NR A ft COR1KR OF
FlltHT AKD t'K.WKKSrS.
ft. II. None but finished operations performed. I
desire the patronaire of such persons iim wish their
operations perrormed In tbe most perfect manner.
Salem. Dee. IMd, lWit 4.Hf
BASS & ABEL,
..AT THSIR..
STEAM FACTORY
.III THS STKAMBOAT LASI1IS0, Utl,
KEEP ON II A SO, Al JMMKACTIRK,
A I.I. Kl.1l OK
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE,
Window Frainrej, Ac, Ac,
Ann risnH,To uansu.
Every Variety or OmiDC and INSIDE Finish
SCItOLL-WOOL, WOOD-Tl'ltNIXO, 4tc.
All kinds of JOB WORK done with nentnese end
'lispateh Ut f HASHUr AH EL.
80,000 Acre, of School I.nndsj for
Kale.
BY order of the county court of Marion onnnty Jjtate
of Oregon, I will offer st pohllo sals all the r
alining school lands of "id county, at hal'io. oa
'unulsy, lHe. "th. Hit. The terms of sale will be as
. dlosrs: One-fourth of the piircha money tn band,
.ad the reratinder In three equal annual insullmenle,
.cured by notes of tbe putrhaser, with sufficient seen
ity. at 10 per cent per annum Interest from date of
ur,-he. Interest payable seiut-ennnally la advance,
ihe sale will continue more than one dav. If no-eaaanr.
A.C.DASIKW.
Connty He boot Superintendent.
Salem. Oct. ID. 1CJ. w34
Shrrtr ftalc
BY virtue of an exeeotKis from lite elrenU eoorl of
the fvtate of Oretron for tbe ennnty of Marion, and
to me directed by tbe clerk of said court, in favor of
(Ireeu C. lasvidsns aud aiainst Andre fhalifona. for
want of personal property, have levied upon and
will proceed lo sell to the highest bidder for nub In
hand, at the eoart-hnose door. in rmlem, in said comity,
nr.: iiiintav.iha Mb dav of December. Imo.1. between
the hours of V o'clock, a . and 4 o'clock, r. , of
said day. all the nnht, tills and interest 0r tne said
Atlm Clialifnni In and to the followins described
premises, lo wit i C'tnated In Marion ennnty. Hiaie of
ree-m, and anown nno wsrniiwi mm iouow. wn i
Notilicalioa 7 l,rlaims iiand on, sections Ul.njand
33 in I 4 a., r. a w., and sections 4. 4 and , m I. i a . r.
tf w . mm dVsriibed In tiie nlflre of the Willamette band
diMr.it of Oregon, eotumeiuiiia; at the a. w. corner of
said claims and ranning thence n. nv oeg vi mm., e.
luU.31 chains ; thence a. 2 dg 4.1 min, w. 10. U cons. ;
tbenre w. Hfi de-. 4i alio ,e. 'JII.D4 chains ; thence it.
J.l.'i chains i thence e 3o..W chains i Unnre . 10 deg.
4.i niia , aeat '' '' shall, lu the piece of beirliioiou.
eoautiuinu- IhICU'j acres, Wsether wiik the tuioune-
muiree tleemiln belnnvinf . te be sold to se'i.fy the
aforeeaiu execntieti, costs Aim seernms eosst.
SAMLIltAOl.KK.Jaeriff.
Cslem.Kov If.lW. 4w37
14
WIGHTMAN & HARDIE,
SUCCKHHUItO TO
FRANK BAKER,
416 nnd 418 Clay Street,' '
SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
ITIIOLSTF.ItY GOODS,
ISO
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale in Quantities io Suit '
act IS
3i:i3
Notice .
IS hereby given to all persons whom it may concern,
that Miik-m. Catou & Curl ars my suthoriaed agents
lor the transaction of my business during my nlmence.
W.C.tiHISffOLl).
Salem, Ogn.. Oct. 2:1, sf
Notice
13 hereby given that a meeting of the Stockholders
of the Cascade Mountain V agon ltoad Company
for the election of Directors, will bs bald iu Hulem on
the id dav of December, I Si a,
Sulem, 'Oregon, Oct. 1S63. 5W35
To the Public.
HAVING recently returned from En-ope, I would
most respectfully Inform tho cilitens of SALKM,
aud the public iu geuerul, that I huve opoued business
On Boon's Isliind, opposite the Woolen Mills, .
In the Are-proof building recently occupied bvjolin
i. Boon, where can bo found 't UENEHA'L aud
r'ULL stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Qoodt,
Hosiery, Yunkee Notions, small wares, Clothing,
Gems' Kurnishiug Goods, Ladies', Misses and t-'hil-ilreiis'
Wioos, Genie' Boots und Slim s, Hals and Caps,
Groceries, Crockery and (llass Ware, Table and l'ock
et Cutlery, Nails, Hope, See., Hilda general assortment
ot Goods usually kept in this section of tha country,
aud 1 will hem slate thut I will sell everv aitieloiu
my litis AS CHEAP AH THE CH KAl'EST, trustiug
by paying strict attention to my business to merits
share of public patronage.
I am reudy to nurcuuee WOOL, TiKEV HIDES,
l'KLTKY.aud all Kinds nfVnmi Produce, and pay the
HlUIIEST MARKET I'UICE.S.
I herebv tender my grateful thanks to mv friends
and the public for the liberal putronuge bestowed upon
me berelol'oro, und 1 will endeavor hi deserve a con
linuunce of the sums aud remuiii, respeutfullv,
K.'LEVV.
Salem, Oct. 10, lSfil. (im:i
Ig HAYNES & LAWTON, f
Importers and Dealers ill
Crockery, .
Glassware,
French China,
, ,J , ,. . - j ..... i
Coal Oil Lamps,
Table Cutlery,
Clocks,
Silver Plated and Brlttania Ware,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Have on hand a Very Urge aud Full Assortment of
the above Goods, which they are selling In
quantities to suit, at the
Very Lowest Market Rates.
616 Sansome Street,
Corner of Merchant,
ilinWfr
RAN FRANCISCO.
She. ill Snle. .
Joseph I). Ijoccv, C'ontpluinuiit,)
r.
John Albright, Defendant. )
1)V virtue of a decree of foreclosure in I lie above
) cntillod ruiire, aud un exei-uliou dulv issued there.
oil from tbe circuit couit of the Slale of t Iregou for the
conmv of Marion, and to me diructed, I will proceed
to sell to the hiuhest bidder for cash ill hand ut the
court bonsu dnor in the city nf Salem, in suid couulv,
on natunhiy. the h'lh duy of Dei-ember, imsi, between
ihe hours of Uo'chx-k a. m. nod 4 o'clock r. H. ol said
dav, Uie properly as described in said decree of fore
closure, to win minute in jiurion roiuilv, Klule of
iirciruu, lu i. uk K. n unit J West, iu Biciioik lUuuJ
7, Claims Nos. (.? and lit, Nutilicatinn No. :bM upon
tbe surveys of Oregon, coumiFiii iug I III chains Irian
lite intersection of half mile line in Heriiou 7 aforesaid;
thence 8n.it h i.'i'i chainsi thence West t.:t-i chains.
North lbii.1 chains; East 47 Ah chains; North 'join
chains; South 70 4.7 East 7 1 IS chums: South 4j'
West X1..VI chains; them e North in West 7d.i. t liuinn,
to the plitco of beginning, containing :i.il ai res, more
or less, tnireiber wilh tbe apiiurtemiucea thereunto
ueionitinx, to be sola to sittlsty mid elocution, eoim,
sua accruing uosu.
RAM'L IIEADIIICK, Nhoritr.
Kalem, Nov. 1(1, IWCt. 4w;l7
J, A. Wood & Co.
RK fnanufucturinir for the wholesale trade, a sit
perior article of Tt'RPE.NTINK. JAPAN OIL
and tXCELNllllt STAIN.
The lurpentiue cannot be beaten in any miukel la
ijuiiiny anu ooeapueM.
The Japan ld Is fur superior and cheaper than any
other oil for brick, boat, bouse end fence tutinliiiir.
The smlu Is a ierfect imitation of Uuauwood and
Mahogany. 1 rice fi.Mf per anllon.
UT S-HOtT MTHKKT, FORI LAN D.
Kept, an. W3. Gtiikf
MIUVAUKKK
i'(1
RELIANCE WORKS.
Edward P. Allin A to
nriwAUKEE, Wisconsin,
MiaorArTi'aiKS or
French Burr Mill Stones,
od til dewripiioiui of
- MILL GEARING.
Dealers in Bolting Cloths,
And JI descriptions of MILL KCKNLS1IIN08.
Agents for the sale of
Dsn. Print, Jr.'i Smot Kurhins,
PlLltl'S Improvtd SEPAB.UOE, ind .
Bcnlon't World Cballt djIdi Brio Outer.
We also nianufueiare lbs eelsbnud
Goodwin Water "Whocl,
Wbkk we believe to lie the best water wheel la use.
Pleas sod estimates furnished oa appllreuW
KliniDP.lLLIIAtD, ,
fanM Milwaukee, Wis.
C'rmrnf Matt nnd I.ilrrly ., Salm, Orrren.
TIIK Maoslnn Ifonse is li e laruest and most
canmodions hotel in tht city, snd ieciav !i;
venient U the rueauiboat Iudmu. Poet orflre h-i
and fcsnreea tlfSi-e. Frerv attention lo ts.1-
eons. THE OVKHI.AKO KTAtlKKleave this hmi.
deilr for PnrtUtid and aeensiurnio 4'itv. Cut
Hoard and kidiliug Jier week 10 lo 1 10 (SI
Board per week 3 fO
Hoard eev dav f
biniks eseei. and kidsingd JO
U3I M PIMICK, rrcprletor.
Farmers and Shippers, Attention
SALEM WAREHOUSE.
rpiIE undersiimed, having completed thoip NEW
1 VVAItKIIOLSE. ure now prepared to receive all
''' "f t 'rriglu, un storugo or for shipment. Onr fa
cilities, lor storing grain, fruit, Vc, are unexcelled on
tho river. Warehouse Is situated ABOVK Illdtl
WA 7 ER MAliK, on the bank of iht river. Varm
ers, haul your gruiu and fruit while the roads are wod
and pluce them with free art-ess to market at any tL
ALEXANDER L MUlKlAN.
Kaleni, Oct. 5, 1863. . , . ;, Ifii
Dr. Itnkrr'ji I'ain Iauuc;a
ISaomposed entirely of healing gums, anil vegetable
oils and herbs, h is perfectly sale for the must deli
cat to use. I can most sincerely suy that I have never
known any.howevor di-llcnte.to be injured by It iu ths
least. I will continue to ask the afflicted, who have
notnseu it, to try it ror the following diseases. If Ihey
are not wtislfed with Its healing properties, the money
wil he cheerfully refunded by the agent where the
median is for sale. ' , -
If you huve I'uinlnthe Stomach or Bowels, try a
doso of Ham Panacea mteniallv,bHlhexteriially ovet
the pnrts affected, and von will at once rostoro the
proper action and reliovo the pain.
If yon have a Bruise or Wound, bufhe It well with
the Pain Panacea four limes a dav. It will relieve
the pun. and take out all the polaon, and heal the
wouudinashorttituo. ,
Ifyouuresulfering from Neuralgia or Rheumatic
Pains, apply the Pain Panucoa freoly, and take a dose
of it internally, morning nona uud night i it will not
only cure the pr.iu, but will remove the cause of th
disease. , ,
If you have the Disnensln .Kilt! Vnitffiwul ti.Bt-Ps.asin
yonr stoniHoh Hftor utiuu. taken, dosu of Putii Pun.
acea after enoh meal. ,
If yon huTe a Cankered or Sore Month or Throat,
iplV the Puin Punacen la the N,.u,l ,u.n. mA ...
glu the mouth or throat thro or lour times a dav.
If vou have the Diarrhea, nr a veluirorl ini nf ih
bowels, take a fcwdosesof Pain Panacea, and Ihey
d remuruu. ii yon nave a puintui swolllng
bathe thenurtsfreelv and von will iwmMli,vitl, mitt.
and the awcllhnr will ho'rednoed. if von have a m.
vera toothauhe. apply the Pain Panacea on a piece of
cotton, and bathe the gum at tlio same time i it will
stoptne pain instantly.
If you have a tmln in the Side. Breast. Buck nr Kid
neya. lint lie tlio parte affected morning and night t nt
"me iue a aose 01 tne I'anacea iiitenuillv.
If a Mother litis a Caked Ilreust.unnlvthe Pain Pan.
acea as hot as can be borne.
If yon feel chilly or cold, us though vou wore going
to have a fever, take a dose of Punucc'a. ,
If vou have a wound out or gulls on voiir horse, an
ply the Pain Panacea t it will toko out all the Inflam
mation, and heal the sore In a short time. Hold by all
the principal druggists, and hr '
, , HftDINOTON It CO.,
5!l"f Exclusive Al-imiIs.
41(1 and -118, Front stroot, Sun Francisco.
Planters House. Payette City.
rTMK proprietor of this hotel tukes pleasure iu an
Ji nouncing to his friends and tho flouting population
of IDAHO TEH It ITOIt Y, that he is now prepared to
aceommodiile them with the very best board, lodging
rooms, dtc, . liny uud grain and 'good stabling.
A, J. UlljU)N, Proprietor.
MtornK und Forwarding.
NJ. DILLON, Rioragc, Forwarding nnd Coinmls-
sion Merchant. Front street. PAYETTE CITV.
This house is both KllilC and WAT Kit I'ltilOF. and
is situated ut the foot of tho luonntuin, in Payetlo vol
ley. b7 miles from Pluce rvllle, ut the junction, or cross
roods.
N. J. DILLON, Proprietor.
Nov. 3, IRbU
aiitf
0EEENBACKS ARE G00S,
nut
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
STOMACyiTTERS.
'en thousand botlles sold in one month. The most
popular stomach timers in nee. .
ROHACK'S B1TTEUS.
Good for a deninitement of the Stomach, Hillionauess,
uiver uonipiuiut anu ucnerai ueoiiny,
KOHACK'8 HITTERS.
Tliey poRtwH womlerful tonto propartlct, driving tone
iu iuu njuposivsj anil uichiiyo urgum,
. BOBACK'8 BITTERS. - ,
Debilitated I.ailies and sedentary persons will und in
mem an excellent tome.
, , ROBACK'S BITTERS. , ..
Vi iuc-gluss full before curb meul will remove indi
u...iin ..ii i;UAH a;
ROBACK'S BITTERS.
lin y can he tuken without regard to diot. As an up-
puuser inuy uavo no equal.
ROBACK'S BITTERS.
Tliey uie prepared by au old and skillful physician,
trout wen auown vogetuoie retneoies. '
ROBACK'S BITTERS.
Wherever known they' have become a standard fami
ly strengthening remedy.
ROBACK'S BITTERS,. ,, .
Try one bottle, ami ytti will alwavs use them nnd re-
columella thein lo otbers.
ROBACK'S BITTERS. ! .
For sale by wholesale and retail Druggists und Liquor
weait-rs evcrywnore, ,
Hole Agcuts for Uie racillc Coast,
UKIHMITON At CO.,
41(innd 418 Front street,
3uils.')G ban Frunri.ro.
AdmiiiiMlrntor's) IVoticc. .
JflTICK is hereby itiven that Ihe unilerslgneil has
I Ibis day been uppoillloil bv Ilia piinntv eonK uf
Yamhill couuty, tlreuou, adaiini'ilralor of the estate of
Klilimiin Ford, hue of said couulv. deceased. All per
sons indiililed lo said esiuie are reiuesled to settle np
iniuieiiiaieiy, nno nil persons navmg accounta ngliuist
Ihe estate must pri-at-nt the satue lo me at toy rest-ilem-e
in Mi-Miuuvtllc, Yiunhill coujity, within ais
months ftuui tiisdme. i'KNBV WAItlll'.ti'.
Adunuislraior.
Ijifayette, Yamhill Co., Nov. 3, 'CI. 4w-aii
MIM KL1.A OOHIIAN, having uiovcl to
Kulettl tor the liurlMUM of enuiiLOin in her LL 1
bnsiuese, inuv lie found at Sirs. V ui. Johnson s.
Slie would solicits portion of the puiruiinge of tlie lu-
dies of lish-iu, ...
rmcts.
Plain i iilicodn-s., r I ..'ill i nluin worsted ilresa. t ' 00;
plain silk disss. -'i,Wi. Ibjya' tlolhing ml and loude.
riateui, Nov. 7, Nt, uiihi
i:.tat of Henry C 'ooiicr.
NOTH'H Is hereby given Ihul the ttiulenlgned has
on this 7lh dav of Novetnlier, IHtkl. (hhui antioiiit.
il eaeeunn-of thu hut will aud testament of llenre
i.ooprr, lute or luioinil countv, Oicgou, deceased.
Therefore, all nereona bnvilie claims amiinst said An.
ceased will present them to the undereiirned, at his
resilience eiut tallee nortbweet .f laHavelle, Yam
bill euumy.Orrg wiilun six moiubs fniii. this dale.
JIIUUA4 IIHOWN, r.lrciHor.
Nov. 7th, IUGI. 4wd7
Ksliils) of 4 linrli-e Tuatiii.
' FINAL KETTLKMEXT. """
NOW, cm this 3d dny of November, W, eoowe
Daniel Smith administrator of the estate of ('has
H. Tustm, Uie of Yamhill county, Oregon, dee'd. uud
flies iu the comity court of said county bis account for
Hie anal w-uietneni aim uistnonilon ol aula eslete.
It is ordered that Friday, the I llh dav of December.
IK&J, lie appointed for the heurimr and atilumnt ..r
Uie said acenunis, at tbe eonrt house, in Lnfavcile, In
Ihe eoniity and Kiale nfoieaaid, at wbn.li lime and
place all persons interested are notilled to uppear.
I'j rucr ui vv, t uvtl.fi,
' Countv Judge.
ILC.AOA.tS, Clerk. 4w:t7pej,l
Eirrnfor't Nntlrr.
VOTK K Is herebv given tha! letters testnmentarv
il have been by the ennnty jinlirn nf Morion eonntv
Issued lit ihe nuderaiKne.1, exii-nlon. of the estate of
Kicbolae Hhruio. deeMumt All wH..n. ..i... h,a
estate are requested 1 1 make immediate fmvmeul, and
all persons finvina rlainia airsin.l said estate are re-
quin-o, ui presem inein, Willi tne neeeesary vnncbent,
wunin six monins t mm tne ante hereof, in ns at onr
residence, five miles east of Halem, ia said inarioa
county. DKI.ILA KIIHCM,
IIKNIIY HIIHl'tl.
Nov 5. Hi;'4wm Kxeeirtora.
FLAX SEED WANTED.
OA Ht'XH KI.H Flax Heed wanted, dcliv
evl'slwV end ia halem next summer, lor which
I will poy'-ij cents per la atni, ot f)l,.'aiper bushel.
Persons bavins seed on baud, ean obtain the above
price by sending their address, with the buin'ier of
iiii.ii'IS mi nmi'i. Hi nij niHiri-M, neirin.
I arm ers wisniug io eogUh-e in raising seed, HUNT
PLOW Di:i:P, pulveriM well, and sow 1H quane lo
Ike acre. The flax can be cut with tbe rr die or ma
chine. From lo lo VA hashcts can lie grown to Uie
cure. I v. ill also bnv lint. JOSEPH WATT
Halem, Nov tl, It:!. 2,,
AtliiiliiSirutor'a Ioti-,
NOTH'K is ben-hv given lhal the undersigned has
bean duly apaiiniil by the euuiity court nf Polk
county, Oregon, u'lnuiusiraior of the aetata of Janiee
U. Mill, lalcly deceaeed. All persona iuvnig alaima
auainwt add e-tate are lequestcu to exhibit ilH,ui will,
lu nx menrtis flmu ibis dula, Wllh tkeM- urotaw -
rt-t 'o . .. i .t i:..u,..i.tw, at io- r-nlemw in I'utt
cennte. Otegoa. LBk.N B. HILL.
4w4,"fald 4 Administrator,
if SMITH & DAYIS, 12
rORTLAKD, oki:o, '
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
: " 1 Intportem Hitd IM1IV1" in '
PAINTS, OILG,
WHML0W GLASS, DYE-STDTF5, h,,
Are constantly receiving, by j
EVE II V ABKIVAI. S7ROTI TIIS
NEW QOODH,
.. . : .,,(..,
And lire therefore enabled to offer to their customers
AT A LL Tl M K8, it FHIOHH nnd WKLL.
. ; I ; AMSOltTKl) stock from whleh Ufi-i i
make their selections,
Koroseiie and Keroiu-iio Lauips.
Alcohol, Lard Oil. ..- ,' 1 ! ".:;'
, llachinery Oil for salo Hi reduced prices.1 tly&f
Scrofula, pITKinrEvilJ
is a constitutional disetuio, a corruption'of tho blood,
by which tlus fluid becomes vitiated, weak, ana
poor, licing in the circulation, it pervades ths
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor
is tliero ono which it may not destroy. The scrofu
lous taint is variously caused by mercurial disoase,
low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure
air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
snd, above all, by tho venereal infection. What
ever bo iu origin, it is horedttary in tho constitu
tion, descending from parents to children unto ths
third and fourth generation ;" indeed, it seems to
bo the rod of Him who says, " I will visit tho
Iniquities of tho fathers upon their children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, In ths
lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber
cles ; in tho glands, swellings ; and on the surfsos,
eruptions or sores.- This foul corruption, which
genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life,
so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer frosa,
scrofulous complaints, but they hsve lu less power
to withstand ths attacks of other diseases con
sequently, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofulous in their nature, are still ren
dered futul by this tuint in the system. Most 01
the consumption which decimates the humsii family
has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamina
tion and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, srlxe
from or are aggravated by tho same cause. '
One quarter of all our peoplo are scrofulous I
tlieir persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
nnd their health is undermined by it. To cleanser
it from the system we must rcuovate the blood
by an alterative medicine, and invigorate it by
honlthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we
supply ia .., 3
, . - AYE Ii'S .' ,-. . : i
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilkv
the most effectual remedy which tho medical skill'
of our times can doviso for this every whero pre
vailing and fatal maladv. It is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered for
the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood,
and tho rescue of the system from its destructive.,
consequences. Ilence it should I employed for'
the cure of not only scrofula, but also those other
affections which arise from it, ssjch ss Knomv
and Bkin Diseases, St. Amtiiokv's Firs, IlJnv
or EaysirxLAs, Pmri.tjs, Pustules, Buvrcnis,
Ulains and Boim, Tumobs, Txtteh snd Bait
HllBUM, 8CAI.D IIlUD, KiNOWORM, ltHIttllATlSX, ;
Stphilitio and Muhcubial Dusases, Deopst,
DvsrEntiA, Desilitt, end, indeed, Alt CowLAtrrs
arihino raoM Vhiaibd on iHruuE 11 loo d. The
popular belief in impurity of the Hood ' ' is founded '
In truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood.
Ths particular purpose and virtus of this Sorsaps
rilla is to purify snd regenerate this vital fluid, '
without which sound health is impossible in eon- '
laminated constitutions. - - '
. AYBE'S
Ague Gnre,
voa tiii speedt coax or
Intermittent Perer, or Ferer ead A ewe,
Hemlttesit fever, CssUI Ferer, Dusak Aae, S
Per lort leal lleadeehe, or Bilious Hsedache,
nd lllllous Fevers, Indeed for tile whole
class of diseases orlglnatlne; la blllarr de
raniieraeat, raased by the MislarU at Htae
Matte Coaatrlea.
We are enabled here to offer the community s rest- ,
edy which, while It cures the above complaints with
certainty, ia still perfectly harmless In any quantity.
Buck a remedy is invaluable in districts where these
afflicting disorders prevail. This "Cutis" expels the
miasmatic poison of Finrna AND Aois from the sys
tem, and prevents the development of the disease, if
taken an the first approach of its premonitory symp !
turns. It Is not only the bent remedy ever yet diaeovr
end for this class of complain ta, but also tbe cheap
est. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings
it within the reach of every body ; and in bilious dis
tricts, where r eveh and Aoua prevails, every body
should have it and use H freely both for cure snd pro
tection. A great superiority of this remedy over sny
other ever discovtrea for the speedy and certain euro
of Intermlttents Is that it contains no Uulnins or min
eral,, consequently it produces no quinism er ether
injutioui elfeeta wh.tnor upon the constitution. Those .'
cured by It srs left as healthy as if they had never had j
ths disease. - -
Fever and Ague is tot alone the consequence of the
miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise ,
from its Irritation, among which are Nrumtpia, Ithm- I
swliiffl, Gout, Hiaiack; UtinHntu, TixAlmcht, be,
orAe, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Pain f ul Affection
5f tho Splm, Ihtttru i, I'ain in tin liotnlt. Coke,
'aratyui and Drrmaimmt of tho btomaeh, .11 off
which, when originating in Oils cause, put oa the
intermittent t ype, or become periodical. This " Cvaa "
expels the poison from the biood, sod consequently
cures thein all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persona travelling or temporarily re-'
siding in the malarioua districts. If taken nceasionalry
or daily while exposed to the Infection, that will bs I
excreted from the system, aw! cannot accumulate ia .
sufficient quantity to ripen iuto disease. Hence it Is
even more valuable for protection than cure, and lew
will ever suffer from lntermittrnta if ther avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by Br. J. C. ATSS es. CO LsweU, Us,
MJIITII sV DAVIS, Portlimrl. i
BOLD BY AIJL, 1311X1001310.
eowly
lIt. HWKKT'W
Infallible Liniment.
..THS.. '.
GREAT EXTERNAL HEM EDY, ,
Por Bhenmatlim, Oout, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
tttf Keck snd Joints. Iprains, Braise . . i .
Cuts and Wouads, Files, HsadstkSi
j , and all Bhsumalk and Bsr- ... j
k . vous D Isordsrt. . ,
F)K all of which it is a speedy and certain remedy,
him nover fails This Liniment is prepared from
the recilH, of lr. Mleplien Haset, of Comiei-llrnt, the
famous bone svuer and baa been need bi hie pracrrra
for more than twenty yeure with the most astonishing
SUiveae. ,
A AM AM.KVIATOU OV PAIM, it Is HnrrvaM '
by any preparation before tlie public, ot which the
most skeptical may be convinced by a simile trial.
This liniment will rare rapidly and radically. I
Itheunuitie Pinotilere of every kind, and iu Ihuuaanda
uf casus where It has been used it has never been
known to fi.il.
Hill NKttRAI,OIA.rtwllln!rordiuiincd:.iUi rcrwf
in every case, however dislrowiug.
it will relieve the worst cum of I1EADACHK in
three Minnies aud ia warranted lu do H. I '
TOOTH Ai'lIK also will it cure Instnnllr.
Vflll SI L-lltl ilia IkL-lll. I 'I- V A U 1 1 'lll'VCttll
I.ASSITUlliC arisitis front tiaprndeuee arexceaa. thie
Limuieut w a uiost happy and an failing remedy. Acting
directiv upon the nervous tiaa.ee, it sir-mgihene ana
rvvi titles the svileai, und reetoraa il toehjUcily ansl
viiior.
k'OR 1'II.ES As an external remedy, we rlaim
Ihut II is the s known, and ehullengu tbe world lo
pnahue an eiual. Kvery victim uf this di.lreeping
complaitil should give II a trial, for it will mil tail lu
atlord immediate relief, and iu a majority of cases wilt
sllecl a rnilu nl cure.
0,1'INsy AND BOItB TIIKOAT ars sonietime
sitreinety malignant snd dangerune, but a timely ap.
piiiniioii hi i ii ib Lmuuinii win ss-ver inn ui cure.
t THAIS are imetim(a vi.ry obstinate, and en
larvetuent uf the joints is liubh so occur II nettlacted.
Tlie worst case may bs conqnered by Ibis l.iutuieut in
two or three davs.
Illll 'IsW, t L'Tft. W0L'MJ5. SOUKS, t'LCflRS.
Ill UNSand HCALDM. vuhl n-iulilv toll) wmub-rful
healma-preneitka of till hWr.Kl'8 INK.tl.UIII
I.INIMK.N'lwheitiHdnccm1ingtndirectio'ni. Alwt,
( IIILIlliAINH, rltObTtU VI&Kf, AXU l.VSttt
lHTljiaudBH.NUa. - ... ,
Kvrrv Ilnra Awmi '
should have this remedy ut luitid, for its liuiely ws SI
the firs I apiearanre of lauuenee will ellcrtually pre
' vent those formidable diseases, lo which all bursas are
liable, and which render so ninny other w us. vaiasUW
borsaauearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary IrMimmisIs I the
wonderful cuietive roirtHa f Una Lauiasaoi latve
Iwen received wilbia.se b. two years, and maay of ,
thmu from peraanain die highest ranks of hi v.
Cal'TIO,. . ,
To aveld lniiii"0. observe the Rignaiiir and
Likeness of llr. (asphen Hn eet nn every label, and ai- -an
"Stephen Xiveela Inbufibk. IrfiiitiKut," hniwa In
Iha xlaas uf each Wills, withoMA ha h maw are aain
aim. lilt'HAKIiraiN It CO..
., 8"l r'ropriiiirs,iiiti.li,i;i. v
H"-li:rr:n, Arr'il , ......
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