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Newspaper Page Text'V. 4- J 4 It V. : 1 Sfce (Drqon Jtatcsntmu l'Ji ION s oi in ImS M'!!l.- CoUHTV lstiilatnrt J. 0, Calt'wHgllt, H. L. Turner, J. J. Murphy. I. It. Moore. , , t'euaty C'W4-, A. kdea. ft'nerii ham'l Headrlck. IVsoiurrr Preston HunilVtoa. County Commuiiomre Thos. C. Bhaw, W, Jl. CS. 8,e' Common Sckmlt P. 8. Knight. Alienor Wm. Porter. &'rejfr-T. w. Davenport. Cor-onrr Jas. B. Gravis. Link Repntenlalivei .1. P. Tat, J. N. Parking, B. A. McCartney, Robert Oluss. Cnsnfy fieri James Elkina. SherJO. W. Richardson. JVrasursr T. A. KIitk- ' Ccwafjr CfniwfiKX"-!. JamM P. Hogtie, J. II. Johnson. AiieitorB. W. Redman, rjrttwJ Superintendent J. Gallagher Surveyor Cyrus Clingman. 1 Corner David Froman. Pom Mate ..( John A. Fmser. RrpreientativeiJ. S. iiolman, C. Lafolletl. Or W. O. Whitson. Shtrif Isaac H. Butler. Treasurer Wqi. Grant. Stne Com. School . L. Collins. Jjor W. W. Boone. Surveyor M. Vanderpool. County Comminionertlu. M. Allen, 8. J. Gard ner. Ct.acitAMM State Senator H. W. Eddy. Rcpreecntativet Owen Wade, H. W. Shipley, K. T. T. Fisher. County Commitrionerii. D. Garrett and II. W. Lambert Clerk John M. Bacon. , . 6'aerijf W. P. Burns. 1 Treasurer J. E. Hnrford. iiMor C. O. Bovnton . School Superintendent X. W. Randall. 1 Surveyor R. V. Short. j Coroner B. 8. Partlow. Wasco. Senator '. Donnell. Rrprttentative A. 0. Borland. ; County Judge 0. N, Denny. ' Clerk-R. II. Reed. Vaertf-Cbarlee White. . . ! , Treasurer H. J. Waldrou. . Surveyor W. Lotraiu : ' " " '' " Coroner Dr. A. H. Steele. " School Superintendent . Hobb. --v DotroLA. Recommended for Joint Senator Jai (.Vatsou aud O. 8. Hinsdale. i-:'VWfprsn.r.ii Alpheus Inland, P. O. Parker and I vOtey. - i ; , ounty Clerk L. L. Williams. , , 1 ' !lur0'J. J. Crawford. I reaurerC. fiadtis. I tenor H. L. Lewis. J ' hoot Superintendent E. A. Lathrop. I. omniinionere linn. Raymond aud Zilu Diuilnick. y oronerK. Thomas. j irveyor John Litterell. I xm.RcnruntaHvti Daniel Chnpluln, Sam- f -nit. ..,-;. triff3. Lovell. J ertC. M. Fouler, i pancy ,i.tfyreNelll Johnson, 1 j Preaturer W. F. MoCreury. '. " Commimonert A. Morrison, Alonio Witbercll. ' ' SujtPnblic SchooUJ.R. Elliiou. . b Anuttor John 8. Kice. I Surveyor J. Y. Manna!!. I '' '. f ". : ) f, LiH. Senator H. B. Cmnaton. " r llepretentativeiJ. B. t'Djorwood, O. Ctilliaon. A, J i eComack. I' County Clerk A. A. Skinnor. .' Vatmr3. 0. Ornr. I -rtf-V. II. Jlule ,v imiMfoMri. J. Sharp, J. W. Vaughn. ( nor A. 8. Poweri. , ',. ,l fitWfn-N. Hull. ' i 'rrvor.-s). M.Dick. I, oreaer-H. Hill. ooi and Cuiuir, Join Repreuntative Iaalab f it aver. , iw .'ioi. For Clerk David Mow, Jr. 1 Aen-A.J. Moody. Waaarer C. H. ilerohant. ;. ' ftor A. i. Harrer. (,'mieiiiioM'i-Alva ltowlev, T. Lowe. . tool Superintendent H. Uermaun. I roner ilenrr Wvkoff. tfurveyerE Cunuinham. Present Comditiom or thi Pacific Rail- l Vd-Now that all necessary legislation to j ire the oomp lotion of the road bai been fected. It way he a matter of some interest the public to know exactly what is the pres. ' I oondilioo of the road. The Paoifio Kuil I Id Is now completed and running from St. iuis td Drraden, a distanon of one hundred Id ninety mile, From Dresden to Warrens Jbtg, twenty-four milea, the grading is nearly ' ; mpleted, the ties, chairs aud spikes are on i! be groond. - It is expected tbnt the oars will ,' . e miming to Warrensburr in April. From 4 (Varreusburg to Indepeudenoe is fifty-four jl)if aiostoitnisaiitanoe remains ungraded. ' la no heavy work ipon this section of ;. ; a except rook out on the Little Blue, ' the company bare bad considerable city the road is nearly ready for the iron, f, will be seen that but little over fifty ft new road is to he bnilt to complete it city: Kaosai City Journal of Com- Asecdotb. A strong Copperhead was ncing, in immeasurable terms, the United Government and the war, when thaonm as joined bt a rtighbor, a strong Union tnliVD'1? l'ine' be interrupted 7p. Jf "You oaiua hoiiestly by noeil are a tory, naturally." pajM,.., 1 J" aid Copperhead. "You the j KCthat during the war with Is '' ilti'i'h entered the Imrbor , .of New London." "Well, f v C. "Why, pomcbody '.Ltid when his dirty work was ) e)e TiXne wih bis British gold, and Ubl bearing of hit presence, provided ltelh ropes, and inaile biin an even i n be made his esoapo by tho back ' d to the Ulaud of ISermuda, ami papv -Well," sars tf.. "M is all S, iwilh it t" "Well," said Uuion, iwa yonr grandfather." Ik tub Caw Si'Kuui.ATiort. The . tovrrnmenl camels, 3I in nmuher, beeo kept in Suutlierii Califuruia .ttbe reign of James Uuchanau, were ancllon at Benio loat week at from 955 each, in greenbacks. Thea nni i the road to lleuiuia, from Loa Auge Tfnpeded nearly every horaeor mule Ivain met, and after their sale at Uenioit, stain td all tba four legged live stock in the place, . ting np pretty tuuidwnie bill of dauiuge. I original eoet of tho animals, landed in Jrrica, wai some f 3,000 each, and the coat bringing them from Loa Angeles, for the V waa only about three times a much at fvealiaed under the hninmer. Most of tho in . be taken to Nevada Territory, we b- s'f he sale of these animals wae a grand j ke, in oor opinion. No horse oould be to itand a ohnrge from them, and had been pat iu the van of .he Army of the itnmo. iney wooiu long since nave slain-MiMaaftnvalty-ii4 takae, Kiohmoml, oderiok Ihn, it might be aaid with truth ,fa;-Vjr of the flock : " One blast apun . jAe were worth a thousand men," " ""iti "n catalry wer ,it id OLoatoiiB.- Dr. 8t. Clair, the aidate fur State Senator in the Seua ptU eornpoeed of Indiana and Arm coi be 6tte of Pennsylvania t!! Abe tesirnatinu of Col. White, or"at Kiohmond-waa eleoted Ay' iV t 4.0Wljority. Ho immediately took T4t to V"-bioh had remained on J rZgt,vV tit in oonseqnenoe of there "Naiio li " the two parlies aud w---T are next ran. t oe bill Uf aret aud IS noes. About ;-ed tit. St. Clair lo the Caii. " jlher to take kit aeaL The Ctely orgauiied by the eieo. ' ' jrtv9Iaoi.--Dr. J. Edmonds, km oa-va'A, and ajooeaaible pre- rimar""' ""I of 'tci', "", eor r .j'eb. if pnmiplV aaed. will ewV ve lire i Mix.tVo ounces of reruftr magnesia, or one ouuee of J witk pint of aiilk. and ewallow "it t then tickle the back of the t ather or the Soger, so a to pro i '- Afterward) driuk froenlly i i water, and repeat tba romil- V wopghlv warb cut the ttomaoh. t A chalk or magnesia may be y, hot acda la large quantitiea ay add alao that, the narcotic- uitlk ahme i an antidote for 1 , anal reicinlly if followed b Mtwtahv. Durinir tlin Summer reason Col. MatirV, wniiiiatulinir llm Ori'coii Onvalrv, will tiinkfl his l)cniJ(imi ter at Fort HniHo. Slinult) liHlmn biMtilitir, liowuvcr, break out, ho will k the Held In person, nnd conduct tlin cam- pntgn. In this ciinuection we may add that Col. Maury has been outrualcd with tlio umi- eral direotiim of rullilarv affairs east of tlis Cas cades, and that he it especially Instructed to curb Indian violence, and nft'ord Ininurs and settlors nil the protection in his power. No bet ter man oould hare been solected for the duty. ,Moui(inr. Rr.DF.L Newhpapers. If soelntr can be fltlr judged by its newspapers, the confederacy nwat be in a frightfully bad way. The rebel journals are all printed on the dingiest paper imaginable, and the subacriptlon prices are simply outrageous. Tba Richmond Examiner charges $ 1(1 per year, the Charleston Courier 15, the Havannali llrjiuli lican $15, the Atlanta Confederacy $'M, and tho Augusta Vonituutwnalut fVJ. I ho Columbia South Carolinian $lb per year, and announces iu a recent issue that no more papers will be sold to venders, the limited supplr ot paper not warrant ing any circulation beyond the regular subscrib ers. The Havaunnu Hepublican advises its rea ders not to buy papers oi the carriers, aa they are only supplied with the number needed for sub scribers. In addition to this we see a recent statement that many of the rebel journals are about to suspend ou account ot tho scarcity ot materials. The papers are going the way of the rebellion, t7"During tho past week each of the regi ments of the Corp d'Afrique has been review ed by General Andrews, uud whou each regi ment is reviewed, then each hrigndo and divis ion, and finally thu whole corps. One would be surprised at tho npperauce of the regiments of this corps. To think that in eight months men who had been slaves all their life would make such excellent soldiers would be as much as one oould well do. All the nliicers believe that these reviews are the prelude to a grand ad vance. The Hidden arrival of new ambulances aud stretchers would seem to juatify the belief that a lorwuru movement ia intended. The soldiers are amazingly glad at tho idea. In brushing their uniform, brightening their but tons and blacking their boots, they often say : "We is a gwine to pity our respectable compli ments to our old masters." iu(o Route Cor respondence of the JV. y. Timet. A till ME THE LAW DOES NOT REACH. Offences as heinous as nnv that the law nun- ishes go "nnwbiiit of justice." A man suddenlr kills his wife. It is murder. The law crams ii in. tries him, sentences him, hiiuirsbini There is nothiug vindictive iu the process. The wife murderer il ignoniinioualy put to dentil, not to avengo the victim, lint in order that thu whole some fear engendered by his doom may deter outers iroin committing uiu satno urituu. Hut the more cautious nnd infinitely more cruel villain who gradually persecutes to her dcuth- nea his weutleu Slave who wounds her a hun dred times a day, until at Inst sho sinks under the constant stabbing what of him T Tho law times no cognizance at Ins Internal doings. YVHliiu Hie precincts oi tlio private torture bouse he call his homo, no agent of justice In trudes, it is bis caativ. mere no cun ipeuk daggers with Impunity, provided ho uses none, and pour malignant poison into his poor thrall's ears, urop ny urop, without learot Human ven gennoe, n lie aiisuiins iroin pulling strychnine into hor ooU'ce or arsenic into her soup. Tho law requires the life of the malefactor who murders ut a blow, nut the wretch who thus slays by inches and tortnres while he slays, it can hoi her control nor punish. If the execution of tho red- handed felon is a warning to creatures of kind red instincts, the unpunished cruelly of the moral assassin who does his work slowly uud de liberately, is uo less un encouragement to mar ried monsters of thu same liiduev us himself. The law that choke Ibe ouu to frighten that impulsive class of uiisureuuts who uro apt to do the Devil's work promptly, loaves the other untouched and unchallenged as a safe examine to be followed by circumspect liends. who are content lo bide their time, satisfied thut the mean they use must eventually succeed. Sumo of us perhaps have seen a case of pro traded wife-mutder in progress have walched the uncomplaining victim a she faded away toward tho land of shadows, growing weaker and weaker, day by day, under a burden of wrong ton heavy 4r a gel lie spirit to bear. Aououy thinks ol calling such an all.nr a horn icide, though the pangs of a thousand kuilo thrust are nothing to the agonies which his.. It a late Includes. It requires violence, blood, t coroner's inquest, and all the incidents of dru matio oriine, to make society shudder. Of the quiet killing) it makes uo account, or merely shrugs its shoulders. Magistrate have uo ju risdiction iu such matters aud it is the easiest thing in the world for a heartless husband to get rid of a sensitive wile respectably, aud without being In peril ol the law. Exchange. TUB Fl'TlIBE Of TUG SOITIIEBX STATUS. Kobert J. Walker has wrilten (iu the Conti nental Monthly) two letters 011 American lluan- oo aud resources, iu which he shows, from the census, (he disadvantages umlor which the southern Btutes have luliored by reason of the existence 01 slavery there. Ho compares, the first place, Maryland with Mussachusetls, tak ing Mary loud, because that Ktate has greuter natural advantages than any other, uud be cause it has Increased 111 population per square 1111I0 more rapidly from 17U0 to IrMill. than any other slavehohling State. Marylauil has II,. I'H squnro miles iiieu, Mussacliusetts, 7.(HH) siiiare utiles ; Mitiylaud li.is a shore line, sea ami river, ol l,;i.'!li miles; Massnuhiiselts, 7U4 miles. Iu JlutyhiiKl, the rate if uiortality is but 1 in tii ; iu Massauhusetts, 1 in 07, T1() urea of arublo laud iu Maryland is mure than tlouliluliat el .Massacllusulis.auil the soil more fertile. Maryland ha inexhaustible mine of coal, irou aud tho uecoseurv Huxes : Massachu. ictts bus no coal, no valuable mines uf iron, nor (luxes, 'lb population of Maryland In I7!H), was UUIJDSt of Mnssauliiisella, ;i?S.717. in im. Maryland bad IW.IUI; .Mussacliu setts, 1. Ikw. Iu seveulv Tears. Maryland increased Uti7,UH0 i Massachusells, 8:(j,;li8, or more than double as iniiuh. Iu 171KI, M,iry. laud had i.'S person to the mile, in IcKiO, lil. In ItitiO, Massachusetts had ifj to thu squure one, in jooii, 101. uuur iu mind thai Mary, laud ha double thu area uf good land that Mas sBchoselU has, nnd tbe enormous difference will bo teen. The value of tho nroducts uf Massachusetts in 1850 was 'J87,(K)0,00t) j of Aiaryianu. vuo.uuu.uuu. in Massachusetts it wus t))5 per bead 1 iu Maryland, 00. That 1 to say, the average annual value uf the labor or each person III Massachusetts was greatly more then double that in Maryland. Massa chusetts, with a smaller territory, bad l .'ilt) miles of railioadi Muiylund, but &0. The value nf all properly, real and personal, war, in Massachusetts, $(J15,000,IKK) s in Maryland, 37o,OUU,000. Comparing this with Hi value of products before mentioned. the profit of cap ital was, in niusencnusuiis, iM per cent.; 111 Mary laud, 17 per cent., or lew than half; aud and It is a noticeable fact that 111 ouly two slave State. Delay. are aud Missouri, wa the rata of profit larger than 10 Maryland, aud both ol these notl comparatively fewer slaves. If now wo take intelligence a a standard. In Massa ohusetts the value of priuted mailer was, in le0,)-j,05.mt In Maryland, 3.-.0.155.- Massachusetts unsi newspapers and period icais, ui wnicn iu were political. 31 religious. SI literary. miscellaneous Maryland had only 47, all hut one or two political. Massa chusetts had 3,676 public schools: Maryland. U07. Massachusetts had 1,601 adults who oould neither read uor write. Maryland, 8,. 4iib exclusive of her (lav.- Let free working rueu ponder these faot. and say tinder what system, whether, ul tree or slave labor, they cau earn tbe largest wage, or their childreu eaa receive the bust educaltou. But Walker gws on to show another remaik able fact that as Maryland is to Massachu setts, so hi Booth Carolina to Maryland. He show .that In IftiO, the product per head iu Massauhusetts was f &J5. iu Maryland !J, in South Camlina j6. Thus, iu free and edu cated Massachusetts, the reward of labor I more than double that iu Maryland, and four time that In South Carolina, "Slavery, then, theeensna proves, is hostile to the) progress of wealth and population 1 to science, literature nd education ; lo schools, colleges and univer sities ; hi book and binaries 1 to churches and j religion to tha pre, and thetelore to free goferi' . ' 'em b i hostile to uinor, reduc in wa ing it to servitude, aud decreasing, by two thirds, tho value of its products; hostile to mnrols, repudiating among slaves the marital and parental condition, classifying them by law as chattels, darkening the immortal soul, and making it a crime to teach millions of hu man beings to write." Now we may look at these' figures in two ways. They show how.fatallylavery has ham pered tho progress in wealth, varied industry, comfort and intelligence of the Ma os in which it existed ; they show that precisely iu propor tion as slavery nourished, so tho prosperity of the Wlate declined. "Tho law extends even to counties." says Walker, "those having com paratively the fewest slaves, increasing far more rapidly iu population." But in these suuie fig ures can wo see the future of the South, freed from the corse of slavery. What Massachu setts is and more, too Maryinnd -may b come, and that speedily ; whut New York has cainod bv freedom, that Virginia may gain, too, and the easier that she far excels New York iu many of the must important sources uf mate rial weulth ; she has deeper harbors, miues of ouul aud iron, a shorter hue of coiuiuunicati li with the West, a larger territory j the balance of natural wealth is all on her side. Once settled by free Ameriuao working men who carry with them, wherever slavery does not prevent, schools aud churches, books and newspapers, machinery and intelligent labor, tho South must quickly rival the North in wealth, in comfort, in intelligence, as well as in loyalty. Tho future of that rich regiou is writ ten in the history of the free North ; with free labor, free speech, and free schools, Maryland will equal Massachusetts, and Virginia, New York : Mississippi will blossom as Iowa, Ala bama as Illinois, and Tennessee as Ohio, and the marvelous development of the free West ern Stutes must repeat itself in ull the South business cards. TlTM"'&Xewis' iVsale dealers in Groceries, l)ry floods, Clothing, and Boots and Hhoes. Alao, solicit consignments ol Oregon produce, for the Sun Francisco market, on which liberal udvuaoes will be made Persons shipoiiiK voods from the Eastern States to our care, can rely upon their receiving prompt utteu tion.at moderate charges. Oltic in San Francisco, innnunsoineHireot. irau CHESTER N.TKUKY, Attorney and C'on.i selor at Law, Huleni, Oregon, Commissioner of Deeds, and to tuketoHtnnony.acknowleduementB.&to. for Iowa, Iudtmiu, Missouri, Michigan, California aud WHshiiiK-lim Territory. letters of Attorney, and all otner iiisinimenTaoi writing, arawn on snore notice. Particular attention paid to taking Depositions, Col lection of Notes, Accounts. A.C. : 3tf T C. POWELL, Attorney ut law, Albany. Linn Co. J Oroiron. OHice in Monteith's Buildinu. Will practice in all the courts in Oregon, and promptly at tend to all business entrusted to' his care. Parikolur attention paid to collections from Portland, 8Hn Frair cisco and elsewhere, in all parts of Oregon. .The best oi reference given u oesireu. 41111 - DW. ic 1 DniKiti M. H. COX, Wholesale and Hetai ruuirists. Dealers in s oreiun and Domestic Drugs, ruleut MuHicincs, rvrlumery, runcy Heaps Hair Brushes, flue Toilet. Articles, Oheiniculs, Driifr uisl's (llassware.cce. Also, a Ini-ire quantity of con centrated extract of Plants of the purest quulity tjoniutcrciai si., naiem, wreion. i.itr Aomnox c. 1 lias. W. LAIR MILL. 1 lltlifl cc 111LL, Attorneys and Counselors A at Law. Will give prompt attention to all pro fessionul business entrusted to 'hem. OtHce un Front street, opposite the Deniiison House, Portland, Ore. gon. tsiuii J. M. MITCHKI.L. JOS. . DOLFH, Notary Public. MITCHELL St DOLPII. Attorneys aud Counselors at Law, Hnlicitoi-s in Chancery, and Proctors in Aftrtiimlty. OOloe over Post OIHee.' Front street, Portland. CT!ltf 1 JFONKY LAW. Commission Merchaut. and La. Importer and Dealer in Wagon Material. Hubs, Mpokes, Felloes. Khans, Hickory Axles, &c, on hand in lots to suit. Flour and Feed of all kinds. Store '25 Front street, Portland and ad street, Dulles, til'.illf N. T. 0ATON. 0. U. CUI1L. riATON & CURL. Attorney at Law, w J practice in the courts of this Atute. Office in flris. wold's brick, over Bell dt Brown's store. Sulem. Ogn. November, 3d, 1KW, ' 3Stf J. C rAUTWalOHT, c. s. nti.i.iaoxa. c ARTWKItfHT & BELLINGEH, Attor- novs at Law, Hulcm, Oregon. Olllce in Moores1 Brick Uiiildiug. WUif TILLIAMS & MALLOIIY, Attorneys at I v Law. utnee in Wilson s building, aaleui, Or egon. June, 8, 1m;3. I4tf Ijl 0. McCOWN. Allorney and Counsellor at 1 . Law. Olllce with Dr. W. B. Magers, Waconda. Marion county, Oregon. Post Office address, Bel passl. UT C. .I011NS0X, Attorney and Counselor ut Law.()regin City, Oregon. Will attend to ull lmniucss eotruated to bis cure. Collections made ami promptly refnittcd. Iyo7 DU. J. W. MuAt'EE oilers his professional services to the citiseus of Sulein and vicinitv. Oltice iu Keuyon's building V7l.f IMIOMAS D. WIXCIIESTER, Attorney L at Law, Empire City, Coos Buy. Ogn SOI DON HAM, Attorney nt Law, La I). (Irnn.ie Buker county, Oregon. ftjf II I' MASON oiODKLL.AlloruoysttlLuw, Dulles, Wuhco eo,ntv, Oregiui. mt Hodge 4 Cahf, rOKTLAKD, OREUOX, dtalcrt in x Mfilicini'8, Paints, Oily nnd ( i lass, White Lead, Varnislit's, lhusla's, l'ainteis' Materials, ccc. AJ.SO- Kcmsi'iic Oil and I,ani()!, OFFER FOR SAI.E- Linsucd Oil, lilds. and casts. Laid Kerosene " " MatliiiH " " 'raiini'is' " " While) Lead, nt gs and pails, Tui'jiciiliiie, l'ainteis' stock, Window Glass, -.Vf A STOCK OF- DRUGS AND MEDICINES Unsurpassed in the State, in Extent, variety nnd Completene&s. JIODGE cj- CALEF, 07 Front itmt, Porlla4. ITlf N.SaiVH. Old H. CMANCK Hmltli Ac Chance, Nurylral and Mechanical DENTISTS, COMMKKCUL sUMt, S.k.m. have removed (twit otttee troia Mial street to Uiwwold's brii-k, aud are now inaarutut ariiaclal tee ta la any and all of lbs late improved siyle. tncludiiMf VuUuiis, Comltui, Amber twee, sie.', as well as guld, asiua so eUMpa whatever, ilie ileeinuers of ibe natural testa bsin ulierlv discarded In tbei'r practice. PartK-uUir attention given w diseases of Ihs fnnta and laws i also, to tht ragnlaiioa of children s Ireth. Teetn tnwrted from ons to.ua to a full set. tyAlt opsralbme warranted. ItA ' . WAH HCltll. 'I'HE undersigned will purchase Oregoa and Wash 1 litgtvn Was Claiuis, buspsndtd C'laius. Oullawe.1 Drain, ate., and will Utka claiait Kr ctdlrrtiu ou rutponahki Inias. CATO.N ds t,lKI.. tialeai, Ogn , April , 1WI l u lIOSTIJT'TIilfrt (T:i,i:iiiun: STOM ACin.ITTKllS. Conclusive Froof nf (lie Effltnff of II BITTERS. I'roteotlvoi. Moilicntion. SJIIfCAT THUTIIN HIIAI.I, OTIPAIH. what tiik mrrr.iiH auk. A pure, delightful vevelidilo buhn. To cheer the spirils, uud tho nerves to caltu, Protect the sysium from M iusina's bane, Uoubo torpid Nature and the strength sustain. Til Rill ItVUItK.OIICNTR. By ehemio art expressed with patient ears. Juices of plants, roots, barks, of virtues rare, And the mild spirit ot the soundest rye, Purest of all dilt'uaive stimuli. HI'.Sl 1,TK UK TIIKIIl UNK. Digestion rallies, appetite revivos. The food assimilates, the patient thrives. Dyspepsia vanishes, with all its throes, Aud peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repose. KFFRCT OK THE MVKll. The bilious sufferer, languid, listless, pale, rnysicaeu lor yearn, pernaps, witnoilt avail, Kinds in the Bl I TKltS all be asks or needs. And lives to suite at doctors aud their creeds. OPERATION OIV THE HOW F. 1.5. Helaxed, constricted, or the seat of ualn. These organs should not, for one day, remain 1 lie cause of aucn extreme voa cku excel The BinEUS lone uud regulate as well. EFFECT ON TIIK 1K MILITATED, The flaccid mnscles firmness soon acquire. fCL. . - ..... . 1. .1 ...1 ... u 1 n Hume fttmin ntrouKiii, tne eve rennnios lie lire, Htrength to the limbs, hope to the heart returns, Till stun" aud crutch the convalescent spurns. 1 HitoKKM t:iiNTrnTioN. - The constitution tried by pain or cure, Or wild indnlgence, is not repair s Tht geuiul Toiiio. as the healthful dews (Quicken parched liurbs, Its wiulod power renews. CHILLS AM PBVKH. Damp, cold, exposure to malicious fog, Brings on of ills a fearful catalogue, But intermit tent, whalstw'er their kind, liUbTUTIbU'S 1)1X1 EI18 scatters to the wind. BICK HKADAf UK. This torment dire that all enjoyment kills, 1 leids not to pungent scents or drutie pills, 'Tie from the stmnuch that it takes its rise i Tone with the BITTERS, and tbe anguish flies. WANT OF APPRTITB. Without due nourishment life's pulses wane, The blood grows thin mid duilnosa clouds the bralti, But this Elixir sets the system right, : And ' flood Digestiou wails uu appetite" THE I?ITTi:ll AFTIiR NICKNEM, Kxhansting fever leaves its victim low, And unassisted, Health's return is slow t Then with the Uiiters weakened Nature aid, ' For iu eacn Urop vitality s conveyed. . Ad A CI UNI! It A I, lMl!!VKiTIVE. By night and day, on river, sea or land, ' Iu iusietit peril of disease we stand 1 But its dreud arrows harmless seem to glide Past all wilb this iuvigoruut fortified.. I1IPI HE WAI'HU, ETC. Itoam throiighthu world.through every climate range, nere n ,nn uiiiiuuie gaiosi every ciiuugu, Water impure it tempers, and inures iiieu in ull nurusuips to all teinperutures. BEA HICKKKsjfs, Who bus not felt how foeblv words esrur The qualms one feels on shipboard lo portray f in-eau ineio no more, ueiy oiu Aopiune s power, Tbe Bitters cure the nausea in an hour. Aft rNtnil.TEHATKit TONIC. Of all the liquors borne across the sea - not one mars mat Irom acrid poison s free; These Bitters stand 'mid stimulants alone, Powerless to irritate, though prompt to tone. A mil. APUKIKNT. Remember, too, uperit-.it root and herb, ' Are blent with those that relaxation curb In this rure mixture 1 give this fact due weight. ton, wuiie uie Diners one, iney regulate. AGRN1XE t'OBHECTIVE. If on the stomach food to acid turns, And pungent gas the inner membrane bums, This grand corrective soon removes Ibe ban, And from the heartburn frees the inner inau. ' A SjAFB AND SiF.NTI.I! ANODYNE Why not with all the opiates dispense. Thai shake tbe nerves and uarulvxe the sense. When these rule BiTTKiis sooths both mind am frame, Inviting both to yield to slumber's claim f TIIK MOULD' OPINION. Touching the BITTKRS this grnud Tact is clear, Their fame tills all the Weideru lleiiiunhere. V ..... ..II I....4. ......1. ...I t... :. ...... .... """"" " u" mi""., upii.:.! ny ,i uccaili. IWUOI, iiKAi.ru, uorxanu viuoa lollow 111 Iheirtraiul AVOID C'Ol' NTKIIFEITsl. HOSTETTlilt'S BI'ITLHS share the common fate Of ull things good Imposlers imitate. Of these bewure. Discreetly use your eves. From honest bouses purchase your supplies. CAUXIOIV. THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT, In Order to ffiiard riiinet dnnueroaa imnoiiltioni. the iiuniiii ttie reqiieMtti to tuktj twpecml note or the beau (ilully Hi,ruveii nruprietui v ntHiuptlinnigh wliinlillte Uuvumuieut of tfiu Unileu StniM otfiriutl v Hntlicuii- cntes evrrv I'ottle of HOSTLTTKU'S UlTTKUij 1 Ins tliieltJ, Uintwn hv Mm Uovemmmit over the pro- jintjinrittim me puono lor meir joint im-twuon, nlHced roiiHpiiMinunlv Hci-uttf the cork Hiid over tli neck of eut-ti lMltle,Hnd cannot fait luilrike the eve if Uie ntostt rttstunl ohmrvttr. Nothiiiaf Umt nurDoru mi w iit'oi l 1 irit o uii 1 cuo cuu ue gumuue uu leM the Htamii in tht-i-t. li ia rIio iroMr to ntnte thut tli- RITTEKft are sold HKilimivLdv 111 ultiNe.and iuver uitdttrwuy cirouiuitUiice hy h yullun or the biirrel. ImpiwiorN uud imhaton ure HuroHti, hiiu the only mitt'L'imnl tne jniblio iiitv HKUiiini tiinm m to n?e tiiur ttie iHiicrn they ouy neitr (In sanifrHrsMi mn! nnd nle "f hand oi Metture. HO- Slfcl'lEU & MM ITU, Mild the Kamp hIhv roen- uoiieue IlllSTCTTCRJi SMITH, PUUbarg, Pa. Forsitle by till Pnnnriftt, OrtH-frg and Storekeepers turouuiioiii tno rvoriu. And bv HODGE & CALEF. Wholesale Druggiats, Porllnuel, Uregoa, To whom all orders should be addreased 6Ktf Why do you use an Inferior flrucie WHEN yon ran buy at U10 same prieat . The celebrated "Downer Kerosene Oil" Ttie best mails puns, while Slid non explosive, bum Jug wilh a brilliant, steady Hume, and combining all He advantages ot ibis inroiiiairaole and cbeufieat illuminator, without tbe aiu-iulant uak and danger ol exploeious ui using a poor article. At MOORR8. Salem. Jan. I'.Uh. IRKI. H( Kotlee. In the County Conrl of Yainbill County, June Term IIMH. ACIIOB at IJtW. Kdgnr Ppppletou, I'laintifl, Alexander Caldwell. IVfendan ml. 'pO Alexander Caldwell, ibe ul-oee named defend 1 anti In filename uf the State of Oregon, yon are hereby summoned to He nnd appear in the County i onn ei 1 ainnui eounly, ure gun, nu the hrst Monday of June. leo4, and auswer the roini'lamt ol Kdga' Pnpplelon against von for the sum of f-ili.nO, with iu leresi ihereon fMm October '.Hli, INU, on Ilia with the i lerg of said Court in the shove entitled eause. jmlgntenl tor want thereof will be tnltea agniust you lorsaiusuui. A.U. t to'tk, " 1'irs Alt'y, .otlee. In to matter of lb eeiuw of John P. Oaines, De ceased. Iu the County Court of Marlon eosiiiy Slale of tlregw. IT appearing to the Court, bv ths petition presented and Died by Uargarel H. Oaines. widow of said de. canard, and uatnral gaardian of Catherine f. Oainee, pruviug tor an order to tell rest estate, that II is uec essary to sell lb interest of sold minor Gallianos F Oainee In and to said estate, it is therefor ordered by the Court that all persons intrrreted in the said es tate appear before Ike said Constv Coar- oa llondav. tht 3d day of slay, a. 0 , lN,t. H the Court room of said lounty lourl.to show cause why an order should not oe graineo to me said Margaret n Uainet to sell said real mat. And that a einiv of this order be pub ltshed at least three sneeeesive weeat in tn Oregon StUimau, a newsiaper printed and published in said .Hanon ohiiit. rf. v.. I t.r.tlLtA April 4. loM. 3w6 Co. Judge. I'lniil SelUeuienl. NOTICK It berebv girta that Natter Harpola, ad minislralrii of the eri.itc of W P Ilarpolt, dea d, hat Hied her accnuut at tht April Term ol this court praying a final twileasant of said tetaW. Il it thwv- foraordtrtd by to eoort thai Monday , let H amy M ay, 4.B., ISO. Uw neat regular Mrsa uf Una court Marion county, Oregon, it hereby est aa lb time Hit hearing of said api'lualion lor making Anal settle ment lutaid adiniuislnilio, and thai all persona are requimi to vm prterm ai mat time and ttniw eausi auv. wbv lb tald rv,Mint should not he eenttilxd. John c. pekulkh.co. Sudg. . ainn a 101, .11" 1 . vtr Aiiminwraim. flah-ai. April 7th, 1M w Of San Francisco. CAPITAL, r50,000. Will Insure against Loss or Damage by Tire In Oregon and In Washlnston Territory. JONATHAX HINT. A, J. RAL8T0X, I'rcsitient. Bcirtuuj DIRECTORS: MAN rHAiVCINt'O Louis Mel,aiiu, W. (J, Kalston ..Wells. Fartro & Co. . Donahoo, Kalston St. Co. ...DeWitt, Kittle & Co. Tuhbs & Co. ....Bigclow Si Bowman, J. Seligman i CV ....W. T. t'olomau & Co. ...h. B. Benehley & Co. W. Mhertnan it Co. ...L. & M. Bncha & Co. I'res't 8. F.H. U. . . , Bray cV Bro , J, B. Newton & Co. Dodge &. Shaw. L.Strauss it Co. 0. Kitt: A. L. Tuhht J, Mora Moss. 8. 0. Bigclow II. Koligiuiiu II. Ciirletuii, Jr.,... B. Thomas. I. 11. Benehley Win. Hhcrman Sachs James DeFremery. J, O, Bray.. J. B. Newton H. L. Dodge D. Stem Hermann Micliels. Frederick Billings. J. 0. Kellogg A. G. Htiles Kolloifg Hewston St, Co. S. A. Wood & Co. Ex-Mayor. H. F. Teschemacher, 0. H IlownrJ. M. P. June Randall & Jonas. W. M. Lent. A. T. Law ton. J. Whitnoy, Jr,.. Ed. Martin C. Mayne, Krwin Davis,.... P. L Weaver E. L. Goldstein,. W. A. Dana F. W. Brook Lloyd Tevis A. B. Forbes.... Jonathan Hunt J. 0. Earl H J, Heusley Elie Lflznrd...... John Wightman. G. W, Beaver,... Wm. Sharon. Adam Grant Alpheus Bull 8. M Wilson,.... D. J. Oliver Jubei Howes, ... Wm. Alvord II. Hanssinau,... C.8. N. Co. .Pres't Hiberninn 8. & L. Co. Belloc Freres. late Banks & Davis. Moses, Ellis & Co. Goldstein, Seller, & Co. Dana Bros. late 6. J. Brooks & Co Ag't P.M. 8. 8 Co. Pres't Gould. Curry Lazard Freres Wlghtman & Hardie ..J. Patrick & Co Murphy, Grant & Co ....Hodgo and Wilsou Geo. Howes & Co W. Alvord &. Co ....Ceniul for Prussia SACKA1IENTO. Edgar Mills D. 0, Mills & Co J, Arnold J. Arnold & Co C. T, Wheeler Booth & Co HTOI'KTO. T. R. Anthony Ag't Wells Fargo & Co III A R YHVII.IjE. J. H. Jewett Decker & Jewett D. W. C. Rice Rice.Coihii & Co. POKTI.AIMD, OUKCIOM. J C. Ainswortu Pres't 0. 8. N. Co W. 8. Ladd Ladd & Tilton W. 8. LADD, Aereut, CmH2 Portland, Oiikuon. OUlt TIM13 1 1 AH COME. ALL persons indebted lo us in any way will please consider themselves invited to come forward aud settle up. - II it is impossible for you to pay, come nnl ay to, and let us know when you can. 8liouldthis general invitation not be ho heeded, It will be uoccBHnry for us to i8iie more spraiaiid more uritent appeals, at the expense of tbe iuvited. Expecting to chunge our business, wo inteud selling goods in future for the HEADWAY. No moro ac counts made, except very thovt one, and bv SPE CIAL AHRASGEMESr with PAY1NO CUS TOMEHH. J.M. &I.K. itlOOItHH. Kalem, Oregon, Sept. otitic 27tf. J. A, Wood & Co. A HE J pel KE manufacturing for the wholesale trade, a sir icrior article of TURPENTINE. JAPAN OIL, and EXCELSIOR STAIN. The turpentine cannot be beaten in any murket in quality una cheapness. Tbe Japan Oil ia far superior and cheaper than any other oil for brick, boat, house and fence puiutiug. The stain is a perfect imitation of Rosewood uud Mahogany. Price 1 1,511 per gallon. Si7 FH(IT BTKEKT, PORTLAND. Sept. 30, 1813, Ii63tf UNITED STATES MAILS. Post Orrics Dsfartmsst, j IVatkinrton. Juunarv 2(t. 1Bfi4. T)R0P0HAL8 will be received at the Contract Olllce X of this Department nutil 3 p. m. of 1st June, lHb4, (to be decided by the lUtb.) for conveving the mails of the United Stutes in the States of California aud Or egon 011 the routes nud by the schedules of arrivals uud depurtnres herein epeoihed, on which service is Ui commence llitb September, 1HG4, and eud .HJtli June, 1H00. Bids are also iuvited for service to end iiliib June, lbtid. CALIFORNIA. 14897 Prom Lincoln, by Muryville, Central Honso, Oroville, Rio 8eco, Butte Volley, Chico, Hock ... Creek. Orove Citv. Teiiuma. Red Bind'. Cultoii- wuod, Americun Ranch, 8t,asla, Trinity Centre, Callahan's Ranch, Fori. Jones, Y'reka, llculy, Asluluud Uilla, Oregou, VIkqiux, Jacksonville, Kock fomt, Uarduuell;., i..iand, tiuleaviue. Vnrtli Piinvnnviilft. .11 vrtle Creek, itimeburib. ilbur, Eugene City, Cottage lirove, Corvnllis, Albany, balem. Jelt'erson, behmsi, Aurora Mills. Oregon City, and Milwaukie, to Portland, 64(1 miles and oaeR, seven timee a wees. Leave Lincoln daily at 9 a in.; Arrive ut Portland, from the 1st April lo 1st De cember, iu 7 duye rest of the year iu l-duys; Leave Portland din I v at b' a. in.; Arrive at Lincoln, from lat April to 1st December, 111 i days rest 01 tne vour 10 u'uuys. Bids to commence service on the lbtli September, 164, and end on !IUtu Juue, 11)08, will be con sidered. If service on Ibis ronte be let, the service on routes numbers Udnoaud liAiJ4 will not b. 14SJ8 Krom Liiieolu, bv Murvville, Central House, Oroville, Rio Seco, Butte Valley, Chleo, Rock Creek. Orove Cltv. Tehatuu. Red Blutf. t'otton- wood, American Ranch, Shasta, Trinity Centre. Calluhaii a (touch. Fort Jones, Yreka, ileuly, Aslitlaiid Uilla, Oregun, aud Phujuix, to Jack sonville, miles aud back,seveutituesa wuek. Leave Lincoln daily at 9 a. m 1 Arrive at Jacksonville, from 1st April to 1st De cemoer, 111 aavs rest 01 tne year iu 0 oaya; Iieave Jacksonville daily at 8 a. m t Arrive at Liucoiu, from 1st April to 1st Decern her, iti 4 davs rest of the vear in 6 davs. Bids to commence service uu 16th September, IMOLaud eud Uli June, lHbXwill be considered If service ou this route b let, that ou No. 14Ht)7 will not be. OREGON. 15024 From Jacksonville, by Rock Point, Dardanelles, Iicland, Oalesville, Nurth Canvonville, Myrtle Creek, Koseburgli, Wilbur, Oakland, Eugene Liu, lounge urove, Lorvains, Aliauy, Sulein Jed'erson, Iteliatsi, Aurora Mills, Oiegon City and Milwaukie, to l'oriluud,UUuiilesuudbucs seven limes a week. I.eave Jacksonville daily at 3 a. m.: Arrive at Portland, lioui 1st April lo 1st Deeem tier, iu a days rest ot the year iu 0 days 1 Leave Piirllaud dailv Mt fi a. in.: Arrive at Jacksonville, from lt April lo 1st De cetuber. in 3 davs rest nf the vear ,n A dMv. Bids to eonimeiiee service on ibth hVinleuilier. lG4.anaWuiidUlh.Ione. ISoJI. u ill lw r.,.i.l..n.l 1( serviie uu this route be let, that uu 14&ti will not be. Notx Each root must be bid for separately, wilh separate guaranty end celtlllcuUi, and must provide ui uiv vuu.eyuocv ui me mail wuu "ceiunly, cer taintv. and security." muua the terms of ibe la'w. For form of proposal, guaranty, aud ccrtilk-ate.and for instructions, requirements, die., bidders are refer red 10 the naaiphlel advertisement of nmtcs 111 t ali. forma, (regou, die., dated the l.ah Octotier, lotsi, to uc iiuiiiu ui uie pnucipai posi omoes. Bidders siiould be caretul to postpav bids. Jf. BLAIR, 4w4 Poet master Ueneral. Nolire. Nancy Shelden, PUT, ) vs Suit for Diverve. John Shelden. Deft. S Iu lb Circuit Court of lias Stat of Ore 'on for Polk eonnty. In Equiiv. April Term, a b l(s4. TOJOllN SlIKl.DEN. Dert-Iuihe nme..r il.. I Stale of Oregon, you are herebv summoned lo be and appear In tbe Circuit Conn 'of the Slaia of .Oregon let folk county on Ui fourth MouJav in April. A. D.. I!W. an answer tbe complaint 01 Nanpv shl. den against voa 1 and you are herebv not 1 tied ihat in ease yo rail 10 appear and answer said complaint, aid pllt will apply 10 the Conn for a ileere lo da oire ine onoa ot matrimony sii.ling lietween your self and said pltf. and that said pi if have the custodv and nmtrol of Hi person and property of Ihe minor cqiiu, Mwarj eaae oneioen. J. L. COLLINS, March II, 1364. 6wJ Sola-itor tor Plaintin". Eoiu naiis. O AXTERCO. bee thoroughly refilled the Eola ( ' Flounng and saw anils, and are aow prepared lo do all kinds of work ia their hue in pood lAape. tbe flouring anil will aow do lb beet of mereheut Jt cus tom gnudmg. VS ca Fumlth evenr slvle of lumber, whit tod yellow or, oak, asn, maple r pin, driased or na amim, ai un miua,or ueuverao ia any part ui saleia, or eisewnere, on ine nver nana. Is.w pHcee fcr Cash. BAXTER CO. Kola. Jau. Sid. Ir. 3mt7 T. J. Bauer bavuig bought eul lb old uwrain will suite lbs accvaauiflf tbe earn from ibe 1st day of April, ll6A All pvreuns liaviug deraauds aaainst'th mill w ill picas present their claims imineriue.elv, and all tbosawslebua V ihe Kill nast rxmie forward and teitle the same wiikom delay. ol DR. D. JAYNE'S 12X1 KCT01txYN'rl- Aud Sanative mis, T T aVK IIKliN llKKOHH Till-: PIMII.IU M l-.t-'-. II .1 . I 111 sm-ll gelleni nil favor in every iegn :i emli;;.; Cave been sohl, (and there is , 10 Ml iiii-t ii." - ' , place on the civilised gioue vvueio vuy Lhll that it would seem almost super! nous at Has "i e t " h ect alteiition to then, through lbs medium ol 0.. 1. 1 ,,. .nifm'iuu hiuniiniiy. and os- tnc pre... . '--" V, ... cliangea- lieciallV to llllll'llimieriiue -. Lie climate of tliol'ucillc coast, sutlerrotn Diseases ol the Lmw and Throat, Inducing and ending In CONSUMl"nON ot whom mav not have used this remedy, should be kllowad isad some of the case, w her, t. iiiHuonoe has been useful 111 eme,lyiiiK coiiiplaiuU from which they are sutlcrnig. THE EXPECTORANT Opcrutes IMMEDIATELY upon the toast, .Vurr and Speedily Eradicatinr.vKU the 8ANA T1VK P1LLH, by preserving regularity in me u,..... and 11 ving a henltliy tons to uie o :' B aid and assist the perfect onerution ot the Attention lsusani to uie iouoi"k - - lected at rnndou, from the mass ill possession ot the propnera. ..,..,. ... , 01 1857. ,Ul.Vsnnvay aneu.tv . Dr. D. Jayue Dear Hir 1 Gen. Wm. P. Ol ton, one of uiv neighbors, was cured of Brouchltis by the use of your Expectorant and Alterative, attar having lam fortv davs at the point of death, uud three eminent physicians having exhausted their skill upon hnn. Several cuses of Uropsy and Cancer have been enred in my neighborhood. My little daughter was taken last November with an enlargement on the neck, ...i.:i ........ ru.,i I iiiinieiliiiii.lv commenced gIV W 11 11.11 UIV.. .WII.ItD.. -v .. ;,, Ahamtivo. and she is now nearly well. ' THOMAS L. TUNNELL. From the Rev. Nelson Cook, late of Brooklyn, Min. haw York, Jau. B, 18bl. Dr. D. Juyue Dear Sir 1 A young mau living iu my house was taken with a violent cold, which settled 011 his lungs, causing a hoarse, hollow cough, attended with much fever. This coutiniied for more than two weeks, when all motigin ueain 10 oe lueviiuuio. m this poiut I commenced giving your Expectorant and cutnaliva Pills, according to directions. In the course of two or three days, he began to expectorate freely and in ubout two weeks be was about aud wa soon well. ' , ., 1 . A homojopathio physician aud family spent a night In my house. The daughter wus taken with a violent croup, which threatened speedy death. 1 lie lather having 110 medicine, concluded to give the Expecto rant which soou allorded relet'. From the Rev. Jf . M. Jones. HecL of Prot. Epis. C'ch, Saint llartholomow, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, March 31, lHSo, Dr, D. Jayne Dear Sir 1 In ull cases resembling Consumption, 1 recommend Juvne's Expectorant, having in so many instances witnessed its beneficial elfects in the two last cases which cmno under rny ob servation. The administration of tlio Expectorant has, I am happy to say, been attended by tho moat de cided improvement ut liie patients. For a greater number and variety of certiflcates,aiid fuller information regarding these and other of Dr. D. Javne and Sons' Preparations, reference is given to their ANNUAL ALMANAC, which may he had froto any druggist or dealer In medicines. W644 Portland, Oregon, Agents for Ibe State. PORTLAND FOUNDRY ....AND.... MACHINE SHOP. KIret Street, Between V11111I1III and Morrisons H AVI NO become sole proprietor ot this establish ment, the undersigned is now prcpnred to munu- ucture ALL KINDS OF STEAM ENUIN KS, ol sizes from four to fort v horse power, portable or stationary. Also, Circular Saw Mills, complete t Hay Presses of ull sizes 1 riunmg Mucnines t vv oouwoni, s puuoriu; Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Vertical Saw aud Ovist M il la ; hrusBUnd iron castings, nnd wrouglitiron work of everv descrmtlon. All orders executed with dispntchiand In a work manlike manner. . DAVID MONNAM'KS. P. S. A reduction has been made on all kinds of work ut inv shop, to suit tbe trade and correspond with Pulifiimiiu nt'ii-p. TnoV'J.rl I2tf SALEM FOUNDRY, B. F. DKAKI2, Proprietor. HAVIMG pnrchaBert Uie entire interest in tlio fon dry nt Kalem. I am preimretl to furnish CAST INGS and WROUGHT IKON WORK of overy dea crint ion.on abort notice. Allordernfor MIUj WUK1 willoelUled with aiB- natch. and in a natinfut'torv manner. AKricnlturul inipleuientiof h11 kindn miinu fart n red tonler,or repaired. " : , hi.i FAI.TEK&CO. Praetlcal Printers, and Deslsrsln Type, Presset, Printing Material, Ink, Paper, Cards, Ate., 510 Clat St., above Sansnme, B.PAINTXR) SAN FRANCISCO. H. PAtNTKH l T. p. paistsk) Olllcesnttedout with dispatch. Itf T. "W. SOUTHER, DRUGGIST, Second 8t reel, Corral I la, Oregon , TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND 11 well selected stock of AMERICAN, FKUMCH AND F.VGI.IMl Cliemlrals, Drugs, Mftlitincs, Perfumery, Dye' SUiffit. tanry Uootis, I'litnlK, Otis, Tiirpr itli ne, (ilasK, hilly, Tumlshct, Druslicn, ic. . Phvsiicmtiai can ilvon haviuir their nreicrintioni eiinjiully compounded at ail noin-e. iJtr CROCKERY - AKD VARIETY STORE, Coiunii'icial SliTt-t, Snlcm. IV. FINII. would respectfully Inform L his old friends, and the new one ao,thut ; bo is now opening at his NEW STORE, ou Commercial Street, Sulem, a A Large and Varied Assortment OF CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, WOODEN-JVAHE, W1LLOW-WARK, TABLE CITLEUV, and a FULL ASSORTMENTS jrivmlly Groceries, all! of which be will sell at WHOLESALE or RE TAIL, at prices warranted to give satisfaction, or no aula. Give me a cull, aud look at the line goods, if yon uo notwisn to purcuuse. xso trouble to enow gooae. llotrl-Krrpcn and Famine wil End it to I heir advantage to purchase their Glass ware aud Crockery from n,e. as 1 shall ALWAYS keep a FILL ASS OK TME. T and tell AT LUv r RICES for cab or ready pay. Toys I Toys S I am also well supplied with an extensive assort. uieut of toys, of torcigu and domestic niaunfurture. iV HSH. Opposite Statesman Building, Salem. June 30, lf& serf The Lending Insurance Company. PHCENIX Insurance Company, HARTFORD, COHH. Cash CupttaK ..-..... IOO.OOO C'bsIi Assets StViO.fm.BU Invested In Cnlifornii 839,000 nEN'RY KELLOGG, PatjinssT. W.B CLARK, Sicritarv. PACinCBRANCH. S. W. Corner Xonl;umrry nnd Commercial Sis , a FKAinsro. surPremiums received by the TH0JN1X" for insurance in this Stat are retain ed for Investment in California Bounties, aud together with , u9,uotl already invested Bunils. are held sub ject to claims for lots under Pa- ciHc slop policies, MAKING THE PHCEN1X A "Home Institution." tJT losses honorably adju$led on.l promptly paid IS V. S. GC1.D CG1X at pant, rl, thru ocenr. R. H. McQ ILL, General Ag't. Policies issued and renewed In this Herlina and v.r'r Company, on all clam of desirable propertv without delay incident lo the eiibjuretcy svstctu and el rate aa low aa solvency and fair pi. bt'will admit BELL ic BROWN, Resident Phtnix i-mlj. Or. S. IfWl-lyM SALEM, OREGON. SMITH & CARTWRIGHT, CESSORS to COOKE. SMITH k CO. I creep. kTvOee,,. be. U.v. ... .L- , , " ' f"1" CO., Salem, LECTED i Tl II j 1 , . . - ..'m. (- - - - " . iinni.r. ... . k i i u iKIir-t. UsisoT fered St r igwrai aierrnin4.se, wki 11 VJioat BASS & ABEL, ..AT TIIKIIl.. ST1 MAM FACTO U NXAIt Till'. STI.AMIIOAT I.ANIIINU, BAI. KM, KKKV ON IIANiD, AMI Jl AM KAt Tl II A I.I. K !!! l' SASH, BLINDS, D00RS,C0RNKX' Window rrunn'i. Ac, ve.., 1 ' ano ruamsii.To oitnxn, - livery Vurictyof OUTSIDE anil INSIDE Finish SCROLL-WOOL, WOOD-TUKio,c. All kinds of JOB WORK dune with neatness and dispatch Dllf 1IANH. ABUL. Or. Huker's Pain Piiimca TS composed entirely ol healing gums, and vegetal,! I oils and herbs. His perfeeily sale tor the inmt dell cute to use. 1 can most sincerely say that I huve never known any. however delicale.lo be injured by it ,11 the least. I will continue to ask the alllicted, who have not used it, to try It for the following diseases. If Ihsy are not ealislled w ith its healing properties, the money will be cheerfully refunded by the iiKont where the medicine is for mile. Ifm, lii.v Pain In the Stomach or UawelSrtMK.-' cross of Pain Panacea internally. batheextornallyovei tbe parts affected, ond yon will at once reatoit the proper bchuu uuu rcnu.o mo niu. If you have a Bruise or Wound, butlie It well vrlU the Pain Panncea four times a Hay. It will relieve the pain, and take out all the poison, and haul the wound in a short time. Ifvouare suffering from Neuralgia or Elieumiillo Pains, apply the Puin Panacea freely, and lake a dose nftt uitMi-niillv. inorninir noon midnight! it will nut only cure tho puiu, but will remove the cause of the disease. iryonhavetheDlspopsia.and yonr food distresses your stomach alter eating, take a dose of Hum Pan acea alter each meal. If you have a Cankered or Bor Mouth or Throat, apply the Pain Panacea to tho nllecled parts, and gur gle the mouth or throat three or four times a day, If von have tha Diarrhea, or a relaxed state of the bowula, take a few doses of 1'uiu Panacea, and tlic.y will soon, be restored. It you nave a paiuiui swelling bathe the narta freelv and vou willsoen relieve the pain and the swelling will be reduced. If yoa have .co.- vere tootliuclie, apply tne 1'uiu raua,cea on a pioi-'ir 01 cotton, and bathe the gum at the same time 1 it mill iloptuupuin instantly. 1 If you have a pain In the Side, Breast, Bark or If id nays, butlie tne purls atiueieu morning anil nigat 11 ut the same time tako a dose of the Panacea interna 11 v. If a Mother lias a Caked Breast.upply the Pain Pan. aceu us hot as can be borne. I If vou feel chilly or cold, as though vou were goiir to have a fever, take a dose of Pauacea. I If vou have a wound, out or gulls oil vour horse, uri ply the Pain Panacea ; it will take out all the intluiii million, hiiu neai tne sore in a snort tune, sola uy ai the principal druggists, and by 1 . , KBDlNOTONfcCO., I 594tf Exclusive Agents, 416 and -118, Front st reet, 81111 Francisco. HUMISTON, WILSON & CO., lMl'OItrSHS AND W1IOLKSALK USALIHS IN Fine Brandies, W ines and Llquorsj Klre 1'ioof Urlck Store, Front Slrctl, l-orncrot Ouk9 Poilloiid. We talis pleasure in announcing to our old n patrons aiid I lie putilic of Oregon and Wusli ""nese, we huve established a trad and facilb ties for iniportiug in our line of goods thut duties cola- , petition. AIbo, that, we are selliiig gotals AT SAK, FHANCISCO PRICES and guarantee thetn to be genuine, our slock being at all times subject to the strictest chemical ttiiulizutlou. - Bo Trad Solicited except ia FINE LIQUORS. OUR STOCK CONSISTS IS PA1IT OP FINE OLD BRANDIES: Otard Dupuy & Co., Jas. Heunesy, United Vineyard proprietors, A. Boitiot & Co., Piiiot, Custillon & Co., C. Mnrquett, A. Siegnett, Union of the Proprietors, and vurious other brands. Fine Old Fort aud SHERRY WINES. Pure old Onorto Port, line old lliirinimlv Purr, tweet and heavy) Dull' Gordon Pale and Golden Sherrv, Harmony Nephews and Cobbler Sherry (Hue and heavy. CHAMPAGNE and CASE WINES or Every Description. Finn Old Juitiaica Rum. St. Croix Rom. l't'HK HOLLAND GIN. FIXE OLD WHISKEYS. Stewart and Harvev's Old Scotch. Old O'Nnlll'a line old Mall OLD Bul'liBON of the Hnest quality. Superior Old Rye. Old Peach and Cherry Brandy of superior duality. Also, a larire assortment of CA'flK OOOfia nr...w description used in the liquor trade. it. D. ne nave nt an times large quantities of liquors put up in suitable packages for packing to the ' mines. Orders from Merchants and Dealers respect- . iiiiiy Bonciieu. riliUiaiUA. VYlLOUi OL UU. rori Portland, Aug. 14th, IStM. syfitf Iticharils A McCrnken, Forwarding ami Commission Merchants ..AND JOSBIRS IN.. Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard, liUAlN, He., &e. T IME, CEMENT and PLASTER received by every Jjsaiiiug vessel. IIP Will attend lo the purchase and shipment of Merchandise of every description in the Eustcrn and Sun Prnncisco markets. Also to forwarding go6ds in Sun Francisco and Portland. ' - The relcbralrd Manny Reaper and Mower. and Agricultural Implement of every description fur nished for cash at Sun Francisco cost and transporta tion. H e will also attend to Ihe sale of Oregou Produce in Virioria, liaviug established a house 111 that place miller the management of Mr. D. Fisk, a gentlemuu of eight yeure' experience in the trade in Sun Francisco. JOHN MtCRAKEN, Commercial Wharf, Portland. JAMES B. RICHARDS, 31 Sucrumcnto street, Sun Francisco. 6ii4tf New Ferry at North Salem. THE iindureigiied would give aotice In the travel ing public 1 lint he has eiubli..lied a SWING FER RY ou the Willamette river, one half mile below tbe old ferry, nnd will ferry at any itufc of voter and in all ktniti nf weather. RArisor VKHIllAOK: I span of homes or yoke of oxen .'J5 eta. Each additional animal 5 " . Man and horse oj Footman 5 Loose eultle aud horses each B ." Sheep and hogs 2 " We have excellent facilities for ferrving STOCK of all kinds. Our boat will carry 10 head of cattle at one time with perfect safety, uud will cross the river in from -t 10 6 minutes. COX & SHELLY 8lem, May 8th, lota. lihnlopt paid Ulunkts. THE following blanks are for sale at the StutetHu Olllce, iu quantities 10 soil. Orders, accompanied with Ibe rush, promptly attended tot Coiiuiv Orders, iu colors 1 Grand Jury Smnnionsi Leiiers Testamentary ; Letiera of Administration ; Attachments j Executions i Administrator's or Exec utor's Uonds j Marriage Licenses! Promissory Notes 1 Proof of ill t Justices Summons 1 Justices1, Attach menta; Appraiser's Commissions 1 Warranty Deeds: Tax Iteeeipla; Stibpoauas. te., dte. Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital. OKU. HAWTHORNE A M D I.OIt VF . HH Y HUIANS AU PltOPItlKTOllS. THKSE Intitnlions are situated In Eust Portland, ' in a healthy and pleaaant localitv. near a beautiful perennial spring. Ampleaecoiuniodations are allorded for the comfort and speedy cure of those that favor us wuu ineir putronugu. r uioce at neainerlord-sUrug Store, Front street. Portland. owr ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER L0K1LLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer, ! & IS CUA.VIBEBS T (Formerly ii Chatham street, New York.) WOl'LD rail the attention of Dealers to the arti eles of his manuiarture, via i BROW.Y HffFF. Macaboy, Demigros. Fine Knppee, pure Virginia, Coarae Rappee. - Nschitoebes, American Gentlemen, Copenhagen. YELLOW SMPP. m v' f . , t Hon'T Df Stoleb. Insb High Toast, Freeh Scotch. . or Lundvfoot. tl AttenUon is railed to the large redaction in whKb will be found of a superior quality. TOBACCO SMOKING. Long, .No 1, No Kos. I 4l i FISECITCHEWINO. 8M0KIS0. V. A. L., or plain, ajago. Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish, bwr!Ll sntel Orouoco, Cauastar. Tin I oil Cavendish, Turkish. niixed, Granulate. 1. lieu CirCUlr V"nt wi" '"" on rr- tnnylo lvM3 J. C. Shellon, rtijstc Ian and Snreeon. bUffs. V VaaMliil.t. i::r and onlv the .irlectlv i,:.., . ,V:r" """. 111. b.a:ir would further say t, tbe bMlc, ,( Kereesre, tumors, tt, Ibat riual.le, aud wilh agents purely vegetable. ' M(Jrf ' . j..uii n, ron county, dregon. Th Doctor lU being grudut. of the Curtis, or Pbvsio-medical eollfge. t inriunaii, Ohio, Is a troe Botanic iu his pr." tlce.en-iniv diK,rd,n, calomel .net .11 B.inf0 kku. ftiid OMiia hHw but f rxr 2 iu- 1 ;