7
1
V.
rite cotton f tatcsmam
THK HEART'S RKYIEW.
Away into age long veiled in No More,
The heart tooketli back through tlm eye rf tire
miud.
And eeeth recline on the Past's sterile ihore
The moments Youth squandered sway oa the wiud.
Ill the tnmh of By-Gones, neath the pulls of Regret,
It vieweth full many a beauty repose,
Whose splendor lay hid till ill feeing bad let,
Like perfume unshod from tire lips of the rose.
On the pillow of Last, 'neath the shroud of Self-
, willed,
There lietb a legion of treasures in waste,
Whose giaudeur and worth were all slighted and
billed
By bauds of False Pride ami breaths of Uude Husle.
0, how the heart bleeds, when the reason of Age
Sums lip In the book of tins Pieseut tho Past,
And ennnieth the whole on its history's pare,
- To balance Its gains 'gainst the losses at last I
It feeletn the fore of Life's tingovemed speed.
Like tornadoea break o'er Bealitv's irate i
Alia uiournetu in gloom, whan iuir Truth dotb pro-
oeil . ...
To show Regret's dial is pointing "Too Lute I"
i Additional Mail Facilities Wir Onr,
Oon. The Oregon Honntors ami Kiprescntn-tivt-i
have) bron iinremittiug in their .Iforta'to
sfCDie for their State some ndJitimial fncilitltis
fur tlit) transmission or mail matter fiom Ihe
Atliiutifi Htdtcs, and tliey hnvo the satisfaction
of tiwtlly semiring- what they havo desired
The Host OfDoe De partment yesterday- let to
Hen. .Jlnlludny ii Co. n contract fur carry inp; a
tri-wevkly mnil hetween Knit Lake ami Walla
Walk by the way of Fort Hall, i'mniin.iiciti
with the first day of July next. ; The schedule
time le tn bu ten tlnys from April to Juntmry,
sod fourteen rlnvs daring the rcimiinuVr of the
year.-' Bui the entitractor is cnnlidcnt of malt
ing the trip in seven day during a greater part
nf Jhe year,' f The bid pot in were five in num.
Iter : Giorge F. Tbomai, one bid at 1370,000,
and one liid at, $a50,UOOi T. W. Higi-low. at
$V2.U5. but received ton late for consideration;
C. W. Dtirket., at 0400. 0J0; Hnlhiday't bid,
which waa accepted, was for I1M.U0M per an
Him. ' Oor Oregon neighbors will, by this ar
rangement, find themselves in receipt of East
ern mails as early as the people of California,
and die California mails will he greatly relieved
by the diversion to Oregon Wathington Cor
reipondence Sacramento Union.
Ofn. Sherman's Official Hrpoht Tlio
following is Gen. Sherman's official report of
liii late expedition, to Lieiitermrit Gen. Grant t
.':.! i i VioKSBUBfl, February 27.
General: I got in this morning froin Can
ton, where J left my oommand in splendid con
ditiou. Reached Jaokaon, February 6th; crossed
Pearl river and passed thrnogh Brandon to
Morton, where the enemy made dispositions for
battle, but fled in the night. I posted on over
all obstacles, and reached Meridian, February
14th. General Polk, having the railroad to as
sist him on hit retreat, escaped norms the Tom
bigbee on the I7tli. Wo stayed at Meridian a
week; aud made the most complete destruction
of the railroad ever beheld, south below Quit
man, east to Cuba Station, and twenty miles
north to Lauderdale Springs, and well nil the
way back to Jackson. I could hear nnth iug of
the cavalry force of Gen. Smith, ordered to he
there by February 10th. (I inelo-e by mail,
with this, a copy of his instructions.) I then
begun to give back slowly, making a circuit by
the north; to Canton, where I left my army,
' yesterday, in spleudid condition. I will leave
it there five dajs, In hopes the cavalry force
from Memphis will turn up ; then I will have
them come in.
W, T. 8UERMAN, Major General.
Tba following is from (Jen. Butterfield : "Our
'total loss In killed, wouudud and missing is 175
only. The general result of the expedition,
including Smith's Yazoo movement, Is at fol
lows : One hundred and fllty miles tf railroad,
sixty-seven bridge, saveo thousand feet trestle,
twenty locomotives, twenty-eight cars, ten
thousand bales of cotton, aeveral steam mills
and over two million bushels of com destroyed.
The railroad destruction was complete aud
thorough. The number of prisoners cupturrd
exceeds all our loss. Upward of eight thous
and coutrabauds and rtlogeus oauio in with our
various oolunius." . , . .
Death of President Harrison': Widow.
We are informed of the death of the widow
of President Harrison, at North Bend, Ohio,
on the 26th of February. Mrs. Harrison was
the duughter of John Cluvts Syuimet, Ihe
founder of the Miuma settlements, but who is
better remembered as the iuveutor of the fa
mous .Syiiiuie' Hole" theory, according to
which the earth is hollow, npeu at the poles,
and capable of being inhabited within. Shu
whs mairird jn 1705 to (theu) Cuptuin Harri
sun, Kim was in coiiiiiiuiid of Fort Washing,
tun. the site of tlm present city of Cincinnati.
A biographer, writing of Iter a short time pre
vious to Ihe dentil uf President Harrison, eiiys:
'She has been the faithful euuipuiiioii of this
ilisiint-nislii-d patriot during the viinous perils
ai d rtciitiidca of hit evtntlul life, and lives
to witness the maturity of Ins famu. and the
iiniinrs paid him by a grateful country." Mrs.
ilHiriroii has died "lull of years, ' crntvurd
with the glory of woman a true aud loving
wile, a teuder and afleotiouate mother.
General Grant at WAiitNOTOif Lieut
General Grant,aouonipanied by Col. ltawllngt.
bis chief of Slalf, reached Washington at live
o'clock this afternoon, and proceeded lo Wil
lard's Hotel, uumitiocd aud unobserved, and
with bis son, a lad of about twelve years of
age, walked into the dining room and took his
seat at the public table. It was not long be
fore he was reoogniied by an old friend, nod
it run through the immense dining hall that
General Grant was present, when every per
son roso from the table, men, women and chil
dren, and gave him three hearty cheers.
Instantly lie was surrounded by .Senators,
Members of Congress, Major and Brigadier
Generals, who shook hi in cordially by the
hand. The moment ho emerged from the
hotel the crowd, who were waiting to see him
outside, again cheered liiiu luudly. Shortly
after tight o'clock to-night ha proceeded wild
Colonel HawlinBs to the President's house,
where Uia asual Tuesday evening's reception
was being held. He passed along in the crowd
until presented to the President, whom he met
for the first 'time. They both greeted each
other with great cordiality. Ho remained In
the room with the President tome time, aud it
wat impossible for half of the people to got
near him, the crowd wat so large. It being
noised around that he wat present, the band
struck up "Hail to the Chief."
t71t is an Inteteulng fact that the salo of
ooniscaled estates now making at Beaufort, H.
C.i 1 carried on from the verandah of the Ed
mund Ehelt House, where more Uia.ii ten yei rs
ago the rebellion wat brooded over by the very
men whose estates now past under the ham
mer. It is tingalar, too, that the chairman of
the Tax Commission, Dr. William Henry Brit-'
bane, it the mau who, more than twenty years
ago, wat driven fruin the State because he
would liberate bit slaves.
McCuxlan. The Amador Diipatck, cop
perhead, edited by Long Primer Hall, says
that if WoClellan or auy other war democrat
is nominated fur the Presidency by the Chica
go Convention nineteen-twentieths uf the
demosraUo party outside of Sau praucisoo will
lail to support the nominee.
Tim WitOLst in a Nut Siikll. Of Gen.
MoClellaa's report, Ihe Cincinnati Umtitte
peaks in no tiuooth terms i "It it tbe whim
pering plea of a lubberly lout, accusing others
ol tbe nnisanoet in which be bas been detect
ed. It is ao military report. No such docu
ment ever emanated from a soldier. And It it
false at a military history."
' LuDiOBOua. In Ioetown opposite St. Loais,
wliieh It bnift on the frozen river, daring the
Cold spell." t barkeeper built a Bro in his lent,
and tat before it no a three-legged stool warm
iai( his shins, when the Are thawed a hole in the
ice, and ih man fell In and has not ret re-np-P'red,
fl'ii assistant, verdant Irish hoy,
wax asked where III proprietor was, and re
plied : "Faitli, hu's (one Into Ihe cellar."
Hard TwirwTho Sacramento lire In a
Into issue remarks : "One hot it becoming
patent, and should receive thu earnest atten
tion of every nmn who has property in this
Smtv, Bnd who Intends to make this hit future
dome. It is this: Not a town or locality in
the Slate, with perhaps half it dozen excep
tions, besides San Francisco, allows ninrkn of
improvement and progress. Not only this, hut
ou all hands there aru marked evidences of de
cay. Those, towns of tlio interior which not
long since were all mo and hustle and lull ot
busmena, are now nothing hut ragged, lifeless
hamlets. Stagnation and deple.ion suem to
pervade the interior everywhere. The State
ut large grows poorer from day to day, while
its comuierciul emporium seems to advance in
wealth. Such a condition uf affairs is un
healthy in the extreme."
Jews. The Wilna Messenger states that
according to the lastcst calculations made the
number uf Jons now amounts to 7,0110,000,
about one-half of whom reside in Europe.
Knssia contains the most, 1.220,000; next
comes Austria, B5J.IHM) ; then Prussia, 2m,
000; and the other countries of Germany,
mgei ner ivzMiv. tine reinitrKnlile laut is that
in France, Belgium and KniHiiud. where the
Jews uro entirely emancipated, the number is
gradually decreasing, w hile in those Countries
where they are still subjected to a certuiu re
struint, they increase
From Oko Fino. From a private letter re
oeived from Oro Fino. we learn that the miners
at that pluec, Pierce City and other mining lo
culities in that vicinity, are bent in getting
ready to commence, operations in mining. The
uittcreul camps are daily rccemiiK large audi
tion of new miners who seem disposed to be
contented tn come there and work und receive
eight dollars per day, iietwithstiiiiding the
great excitement about Kootenai and Hone.
Mr. Levi Ankotiy had arrived at Oro Kiuo
with his long looked for hand of fat beeves
The news flew like wild lire through the dilfur
cut mining camps ; a general stampede uf the
miners took place, aud for a day ur two Oro
Fino was a fast town. Age.
The ItoAD to Kootenai. As numerous
parlies come to ut daily for information in re
gard tn the route, etc., in Kootenai, we again
puuiisu me luiiowing i
TAHLE OF DISTANCES.
From Lcwiston to , Miles.
Palonse Crossing 40
.Pino Creek JO
Lottow . 7
Forks of Trail 2
Willow Prairiu... 5
Buck Creek 1(1
Autoine Plant's Ferry of Spokanef.. 15
Soltesa's 6
Pen d'Oreille Slough 23
Pen d'Oreille Crossing 24
East to big bend of lake 15
Northeast, through timber, to Puck
river 10
Northeast, to Clielumta Cnsing of
Kootenni...... SO
A little Eatt of North, along tin di
. vide between the waters of the
' Kootenai und a North fork of the
1 Columbia to Elk Creek, about 120
This latter creek is where the present min
ing is going forward, it does not flow into the
Koolcnni, hut westward into Ihe North Fork
of the Columbia. The tributaries of tlio Run
tenai, which flow East, also give good pros
pects uf being rich in gold.
'Here the route follows the left baud fork,
fl here is also an Indian crossing, about ten
miles above Antoine Plant's the route to which
leads from Rock creek, a distance of ten miles.
Golden Age.
GTParton'i Life of General Butler it elab
orately reviewed in thu Loudon Spectator.
The writer acknowledges that tlio hook has en
tirely changed hit opinion of General Butler,
and com pare t him, in versatility and onergy Ui
Frederick the Great. . .
The Trotting Stallion,
FLY-BY-NICHT.
w
ILL viand in HhIpiii. tlm eimttintr itin, which
commenced March l.Mb hiicI will end July lOtti,
IKIM.
Imp, $2.1; Srason, f40.
lKDIOREE Fly Hv-Xiu-lit wim Kt hv Ciinada
Hln-li Hiiwk, bo hy Old Vnrmmit lllack Hnwk hit.
dui wtwa lurtre Uincb Mutvun Muru. CHiiudu UUelt
linwk ww bird bv Col. O. Umv, of Novnn, i
ud Klr hy Nigtit by David Uorick.of Clm-enruvilk,
Fly bj-Nighl ft IS hinds thonb he comus
just mb ueitr l-'i IntttdM h hhv iwrm hi tli HtHln tlnit
can trot with him ur HiiYwiier nr Inm, llu it 7
yearn old. and will weiuh UH7 pnunda. Ho trultd Ht
tbo Mnrion Comity Knit in iKihl.m the johrhii, uttd
won llio Ut Pi-oiiiiuni, $100, und at the ftitil Fair, on
three left, nmdo dcitd Umt with the winner iliu
let i'ruaitum, Iwinic the fitRtttRt (unit nmd duiiiiif iliu
Fair.Hiid the brut limn ever mude in theSiute; tlioupth
only u roud tii fur Flv when in kw' comlition,
Any mure iuiling ibii yeur can Imve tlto wattiin fur
lKy mtis.
Htockor produce takon mt it ooln value Id pnyiamit.
I'ltl-MIUMS:
I will ifire h luimoii tfratii to the own? r uf the Kly-
hv Nitflit cult lkiuu the Ut I'reiuiiuu tit the ulinw of
my huiie'g culttt tin yeiu in Sulem, und wvond ure
Diinm uf the itjamin. on the puviueni uf (.".
hlrv Irli ut the Livery SimMm ul Mt-iiuuU Jt Quint
by, t'oithtnd, will be mm.1 to meet Suleui.
UinmI ntWiiraKO Ht $1 ptr utoiilh, but no rvunotmi
bility fur Hcridfiits or ecuue, hot I'ura will be tnken
to n revet 1 1 either.
i'lvHve h'uk Ht tbo colli of my horse, uud tln-n eome
mid nun. c. u. tAui.iun
Nile in, iUrcb lb, ltful. !iu
PAUL JONES.
PREMIUM THOROUGHBRED BLACK HAWK.
WILL sluiiil the ciisiiIiik ih-usimi uf WA lo iminve
Ihe brci'd uf hursns. Ht Hie l.ivorv Hlulilo uf 8.
6l I. Uurbin, ill Hiilvm. Scmtull culinut'ii -wl Isluf
April and w ill slid Julv 1st, tlwid and sunvsiiisnt
pusiunivv irmiis.
l'srsnns limdiiiK to Paul Julius this your, und full
injr In ol'iHina rult.iiin hsvs ilt si'ssun uf Ht gratis.
TKKMS-f.tlsiiiKli- liipi $ Hi stMisuu.
WheHt sua twis iHSpn at tlie uiHrtti-t rates.
Anr person briniiiMK t wo ur inoni ytMid mitres, can
Iihvs (livio brad on sliarea. .
Pntil Joih will Im liuiiiud to H iiisrus.
Tliss efills uf FhuI are larirvi uue iiwiisd hr Mr.
Colby !i bsnds hiirb at It vohi-b obi, was awsntsd 1st
I'rviiiiuin al Huta for Iftil Anolbar ownsd by Mr.
Riidd. tbs saius sisa, a. uHers to trot at lbs eutiiiug
Htat Fnir fur "a tfood rtnitid sum" aaainat auy oult uf
bis K i years) iu tba Hiaia.
1'ltEMIl'MS:
Tlie person owniii( tbo msre takinir tbe 1st Pre.
mi iisil ut Ibe sbnw uf I'suil Jonas rills Uiis season,
will be jrlvrii season gruiis. Tbe winner uf tbu Ud
Franilmn .11 in coin.
Paul Jones is a beautiful btuek, belwaii nftcen and
slxiuen hnittls tiiiili, uud weighs aliout HIH). Hu was
simlbyJ.U MrCrakeu's lllailt Hawk; he by Hills
lllai k (lawk, of Vermont. Tlie dam of I'hiiI was by
imported KmlgnniU Cum. and see him and jmlite fur
yuiirselves. KOI.. Hl'lllUN.
Salem, April IS, Wl. , 07
Tli Fait-trtitliriK Blick Hawk Mnlllot
Ml EMIGRANT,
w
ILL make u eiNUMin in Vainluil rounty, aerviiuf a
hiaited nmnow uf man at i ui tn mm t the
riiimu eommencinff on Ihe In of April and ending
Julv 11, BiHUdiuv alterttotclT at iheetnolra ot II t
Hill, Utfavetie, L.J. limiguiu, sUcamuville, and J
L). Wiklliuit. Amitv.
Kndirrani I a Wauliful client nut tuirrel. aeven tear
old thi Hnritig, alAitd o liaudu hili, and t'ih
tMXHiiia, poeerMiug great bmm, iHwer( and ao-
tinii. Mitit m saiitdtd uf MViuniHirv. lit ik arkiiiiM I,
dged hy all ludgtui to Ire ttie bvi iMllim in the State,
and can trot mter than anv other atallion lu Oregon.
Mis perfonnamea al the (at Miato Fair are loo well
innwti h require anr ntuiiint'iu.
Kntigratit wa aired hv Itillv Mi'Cracken. he by Mo
Crack en' Black Hawk, of Vermont. Hi data wa
Panirl Vlnoeul'a UcMmugcr, lie by Conkwriglit'a
l,l('Hteiu(er, of New York.
Muree from ft distance w ill And good (mulurageul
fl per week. All wire tuketi to prevent aiVtileiiia.but
uot reapouiuia lor anr. r inrnu-r iiiiormatiuu up
r to A I). Tl'KTi, Keeuer.or
It I LI .H k IU Ai( U, PortUud.
lfaTette( Oregn. I'M. 3m
THE WtLL-BRED RIFLEMAN COLT,
4iD BUCEPHALUS,
tirll.l. stand at Joba al,oMllOelJ a In lluwrll
V fruirit, Marion eaunir, lue muns uf XI,
i',unnveiiiK April j(U and andina' July 'inh.oolue
fullewiuglvraiai
, Keasoa,f30t lasuraace, $33. '
Bueepluilus waa bred la Marina euuuly by Joseph
alasjouet at vearauMl tbe tJth of June nail. IU
was sires by tiinemau, be by imported Itleueoe. hu
eepbalaa' dam by Uld Uearae ru,l dun kiwwu e.
tlie Kdward's aaara. lie ie a beautllul dark brawn, i
bauds bltb, standard measure, star lu forebead i a roll
ef HiMi turm aud linudi, aud uf aruat uiueeular power.
His appearauee and stueb will reedutuwud bin, wna
eat btuslaritui ur blewing Iraai me.
JAMa.t I). OKUK.
Hawaii Prtiris, April 11, tM, sw7iaid
THE HIGH BRED TROTTING STALLION,
WATERLOO.
r 1 1 It I S uiKli lirvil triiltniK stallion will stand the
1 pruiwiiL Mason, btsxuu April tut and sluliuK June
:!, lwi4, on MoihIiiv, Twwliiy und Wednesday of enrh
week at ttiH farm lit Win. Mr I Inn, in l.lnn nmnty, '
miles Ih ut I'anriu. ami mi Tlinrsdiiv, friday and
fcnlurilsy Ht tint tnriu o! .Mm rilewart, one mils sonlh
of t'orvallis, at
:o tub aRAno. . .
Any niaru iirovinu nut iu fuai can Iw rstiinwd nest
seuson fmj or charge.
(hind nwlurave furnished gratis, not ara-iusnts ann
eaeies at risk uf owner. Cars will belukeil to pre
vent elllier.
Waterloo was got by Henry, f New York, and
was out. uf Nancy, by Cliaiilirl'uer, imported by Col.
Itay, of New York, flu is a bountiful dark buy, vnry
luinilhy, and in Keimml appearance bloiallike. For
nmnv vuars, Waterloo stood at the head of the West
ern 1'iirf as a two-mile trotter, winning all the purses
und premiums wherever sliuwn, inonv imtamx at
llilmt, Witnmrin,) winmnft the I'rrmiim in the
HLOOD lJNd ever the famoui Princtta, limit by
.. M. Vlny. uf Ay. He alo wou the XWU.EF
STAKE PREMIUM for Uaaditer Mafans at the
California State Pair at Xiieramento in 1 84(1 . His
last appnaruiaa) on the turf was ut the Illinois Hi ate
b'airut Kreenort. iu lH.r)9. where he won the Hocietv's
purse and urainiuui, trolliiiK the 7tli and last heat in
llAJ. WM ilclLKKK, Aaent.
l'eorla, Llim Co., April II, im. !ini7
HkTix, Ogn., April 15, 1864.
This Is to certify that I was, In 1859, a resident of
Do Kalb, III., b it crossed tlie Plains in IKtiii. I was
present at tlm Male Fair ut Illinois in 1NW, and al the
race above referred to. 1 naversaw bettertntlinit than
was done by Waterloo, and ha fairly won and wu
paid tbe Society's purse and premium.
r 11. H. DIMICK.
Tlm Tlui'oiiKlili'el Jack,
COMPROMiSE, JK.
WILL xtiiiid the cnsiilnKHeuson, eoniiiienciii( April
Ut uud eniliiiK lu Jutv, 1H04. ut the farm of ttie
sntiscrilior, 6 mi'es from Dsllas, on the Hslein roud, at
fl'i llis sssson, to Insure. Compruuiise, Jr., is
lit buuds li'ali, a ilurk brown color.
SAMUEL OOFF.
l'olk comity, March 19, 1861. i!m7
PEDIOItKE Compromiss, Jr., was fouleil near
TexiiiKln, Ky., Keplember 2 Ith , lual). hired liy
Hou. Henry Olay's old imported Compromise His
dam by Huuk Haifinson, grand dam by imported Ulvs
sea. K. V. TOUUl'.NTKli.
hsxinKton. Ky., April 2S. lKKI.
CITY BOOT AND SHOB gTO&B.
JOHN W. GILBERT
I) K A L K H IN
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS,
IEATHKU, noil everv article usually fonnd In a
J weil.miiilated shoe stora. has J UHT HKCKI VK1J
a luive Himrliiieiit of tlsnts' Calf, Kip and Mining
1 It...,u ..l V ,A 11uuui. !((., l,4ti.M'
MinrW mi'il CliildreiiB' (iniliirn und HImwk(hII of the
I1KST inuniifHcl ure and of the LATKHT atyluNs
Hootj and Hlume mnde to order, of the bent material,
and frnnritiilited Ut plve wUiutactioii.
tiT lieiiieinber, that tlic City Moot aud filioe Ptore
In ihe friil v (i late where you ciin buy MNKICUT'S
DreRi HootR. t'in4'-J
tlSlFS CAltDS.
AlTeN "& LKVvisrimpunerTana
naledvjalTH in GrwiiHen, Iry Ooodi, Clothing,
nd llootunnd Hliofli. Aluo, solicit crninijoimente ot
Oretron produce, for the Han Kruiicitco market, on
which iilieraliulvHiiceM will be made
i'eron Kliiitiiiiitr ifooilu from the Eastern HtHtf to
our cure, can rtdy upontlioir recuiviuff prompt utlon
tion, at modoi'iito diargee, OtUcu in 6an Firincieco,
in-jniiimoine mrout.
CHESTER N. TEHttY, Attorney and Com.
itolor ut Law, 8a loin, Oregon, Coin in inn! oner of
Dei
for
fHla, uud to liike toHliuion.ackiiowIudtfrim
' Iowa, Imliimii, M innyiin, MichiHti, Calif
iiniil.it. Af.
Californiii him(
Wnnhinirton Territory, letters of Attornev. uud all
other iimtrtimciite of writing, drown on eliurt notice.
Particular attMition paid to faking DepoBitioiiM,Col
lection of Not en, Account, Ate. 'A'ttf
TC. POVVKLL, Attornev at law, A Urn nr. Linn Co.,
Oregon 4Hf in Monteitb'e Huil'ditiK. Will
practice in all the courtHin Oregon, und pnmiptlyut
tend to all haxiuueK eutrimlod to hieeare. Partivulur
Htteiilinn paid ti GollHctioiii from Portland, Sun Kran
cieco and elMewhere, fn all fwrta of Oregon. Tlm heat
of reference ((ivitii it dttnired. Ai'At
I V. k Me U. COX, WlioleHttlennd n.-tnil
IJ KruirKinin, lHiera In Koreijrn mid Domeatiff
Di'tia, Patent Medicine, Perfumery, Fancy KoHpa,
Huir Itriiriln.tlne Toilet Article. 1 hemii'iir. Iruif
xiBt'sdluMWam.Af c. Also, a hire quantity of con
CHiitritteii extrncte m riant of the pit rent qnalttr
Commercial Ht., ShIpiii, irrcuon. I.rtf
ADOIBON 0. Ollina. W. I.AIH Hll.f..
G.IHiiHdc MILL, Atlorm-ya nud Cminflnri
ut mw. Will ive prompt attorn inn to all pro
fi'Hnioim! iHiftinpKH eutninlcd to them, (tftiraou Kiotit
atreot, oppimite the DtJiiniiya Huuee, Port land, Ore
f""' (HUM f
J. H. MITCHKI.L. jo, a. IIOI PII,
Notary PuMic.
MITCHELL As bOLPII, Attorney a and
CouiiHi'lor ut Luw, Holicitura in Chancery, uud
Proctor in Ailuilrullv. Office over Pot Uttlce.'Krout
treet, Portland. ftt'thf
1 1 ENHY LAW.
CoiuiniHuiou Mcrcluiut, mid
I L mnorttr uud iValerin Wauon Material.
Hub.
Spokt, rVlloea, Sliiiltn, Hickorv Axle, Ate, on bund
in lot lortnii. Flour uud Feed of all kind. Store
Ui Front mrnet, I'ortland ami Vtd alreet, Walhm. HtiVlf
N. T.CAToN. C. O. ri'HL.
CATON Ac CURL, Attorneva ot Lhw, will
praclic in the courlaof thi State. OIHceiu flria
wold brick, over Itcll At lirown'a atore, Salem. f)u.
Nov.Mi.l.nr,;!, IHtl. ;!,(
J. O CAIlllVHIiiHT.
C. B. RELI.IM1KK.
riAUTVVUIUUT & UELLIMiEK. Attnr-
J ncvHiit Iiitw, 8ulem, Oregon.
OHice In Mt tores'
Itrick llnl.iinK'.
fitiMif
WILLIAMS a M A LLOUY, Attorney a at
Law. (Mlioe in Wilson' building, Malem, Or-
eifon.
June.R, IH('nI.
Mtf
1,1 O. Mil'OWN, Attorney nml Cuunaellnr ut
1' Law. Office with Dr. W. U. Mnum, Wacouda
Alarum county,
Ure gun. Puai Ottius addreaa, Bel
pawn,
T C. JOHNSON', Attorney and Couum-lor
T? at Luw, ttreion City. Oregon. Will attend
to all buniiieM eulriieted to hi cure.
ami proni'ilv reuiittrd.
Cullectinu muds
i;i7
DH. J. W. McAKKE nffors liit mifessionnl
servii'eslo ilir riiiseiis uf 8aleia Slid riciniiv.
tlllire in Kenvou's tMiiblinfr
J7if
rnilOMAS D. WIXCHESTEK, Attorney
1 al Ijiw, Umpiro Ciiy, l oos Ituy, t)(n. 4llf
TBrNirATOtinrii-y at Law, La
Oranile, Itaker runntv, Dreiron. Hlf
11
FMA8UN Jt lliKl.lAlloruevulUw,llal
Wast'ii nuiitity, Oreirun.
liHlf
Hodge 4; Calef,
rORTLAXD. OREGOX.
dealrrt in
Drugs, Medicines,
Piiinta, Uils untl Glass,
Vliito Lead,
Viirnislies, Unibhett,
Pitinters' Materials, &c.
ALS()-
KeruKene Oil und Lumps,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bbls. and cases.
Lmd " "
Kerort'iie " "
Muf.liine "
TanneiV "
White Lead, kegs aud jmils.
Tiiipfiitine,
l'ainters Btotk,
Window Glass,
-ASP A STOCK OF- "
DRUGS AND HEDICINES
tJiisui ased in the Slater in
L'jitent, variety and
Completeness.
HODQE If CALEF,
97 Veal Hr. WfW.
irtf
ia1
uowfjrrrKHH
('KLKIlUAIliU
STOMACiyUlTKILS.
Concltisivn Proof of the Etfiraty of
llllSTEITEirS Willi II11EIIS.
l'rotetitlvu 3ItMlicutloii.
UHV.l T THI TIIH inr IM,l.VnVAHH.
WHAT TIIK IH I'TmiH AUK,
A pnre, H.'llliifiil vi-irciaMc, bu'm.
To Phenr Iho spirits. hiiH ihe nerro lo rnlm,
I'rotsrl tlio system from M iusmit's bune,
House Uirpid Nature and tba slrenKtli sustain.
THfCIH INUKRlllKKi't.
Hy cliemio art. ospressnd with pslient mrs,
Juices or phmls, roois, bnrks, of virlnes rare,
And the mild spirit ol iho soundest rye,
Purest or all dilfusive slinmli.
RF.IMILTN OK Tltr.lR U.K.
ine.iion raines, sppsiite revives,
The food assimilates, the pHtient thriven,
iv"iwia THinsnes, won an itsrnroos,
And peaceful sleep sucveeds disturbed repose.
KFKKC'T ON THFi MVKIl.
Tbe bilious sufferer, IhokuIJ, listless, pale,
Physicked for venrs, norhups, without avail,
Kinds In the Ul'l TKlirj all he ssks or neeils,
And lives to smile at doctors aud their ereeds.
CfP.llATIIl.t ON THB IIIIMKM,
Itelsxed. eonstrlctod, or the seatof puiii, , .
These ortiiiiis should not, for one day, remain ;
The 'ennsa of eaeh extreme yon nin oxpol
The Bl TfEKS lunu und reyulute us well. ;
: Kr'KKCl' OW THtt OKIIIUTATKI.
The fluccid inascles tirumess soon ac(iiire.
Tlie frame Kiiius strenjiih, the eye reiuuies Its Ure,
Ktreniftb tu the limbs, hopo to tbo heart returns,
Till stalf and crutch the convalescent spurns, , ;
BKOKKN COSHTITlTIOfl.
The eolistitution tried by pain or eare,
Or wild indulgence, is tiot repttir i
The genial Tonic, as the healthful dews
Quicken parched herbs, its wasted power renews.
CltlLl.t AMI FEVKH.
Dump, cold, exposure to malicious lof,
Hrinpi on of ills a fearful catalog-no.
But inlenrtiitents, whnlsoe'er their Kind,
lIOftTKT'l tit H BIT! EKS scatters to the wind.
RICK HfOADACIIK,
This torment dlrs that all enjoyment kills,
Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pills,
'Tis from Ihe slmnwh that It takes its rise i
Toue with the Ul'n'KUH, aud the anguish Hiss.
WANT OP APPKTI rr.
Without due nourishment life's pulses wane,
The blood grows thiii aud dullness clouds the brain,
Hut this Elixir sets the system right,
And "Oouil Jjiyestiou wiiits on appetite."
TIIK BITTKR AfrRH MICKIVK8S).
Exhausting fever leaves its victim low,
And muissisU'd, Health's return is slow ;
Then witli the Hitters weakened Nature uld,
For in euch drop vitality's conveyed.
AN A ORNERAI. PBKVE.TI VF.
Hy night and day, on river, sea or laud,
1 as insiaul peril of disease we stand ;
Hnf its dread arrows harmless seem lo glido
Past all with this iuvigoraut fortilied.
IHPI RK WATUn, ETC.
Roam through the world.thrnngh every climate range
Here is the antidote 'gainst every cliaugo,
Witter impure it tempers, and inures
Mun in all hardships to all tempsrulures,
HF.A DIIIK.'VKNN,
Who has not fell how feebly words eswiy
The qualms one feels on shipboard to portray 1
Drend them no more, duly old Neptune's puwur,
The Hitters cure the nuuseit iu un liour.
AW I HAIU I.THHATKD TOMIC.
Of all the liquors borne ucross the wa
Not one mark thul fnnn acrid poisou 's freet
These Hitlers stand 'mid stimulants alone,
Powerless to iihiute, though prompt to tons. . -
A IWI.D APKKIKT.
Kemenitter, loo, afairietit rn'A nnd herb,
Are hlent tvitli those that rehixution curb
In this rare mixture: give Ibis fact due weight,
That while the Hitters tone, they regulate.
A UENri.R CORIIECTirii.
If on the stomneh food to ncid turns,
And pungent gas the Inner meinhrune bums,
This gruiid corractie soon removes the ban,
And li-uiii tbe beurlburu frees ttie inner nian.
A SJAVIC AMD VKNTI.B iKODl'MU,
Why not with all the opiates dispense,
That shake the nerves mid nanilvie the sense.
When these rare iH'ni'K.S soothe both niind and
frumc.
lnvitiug bol b to yield to slumber's claim f
TIIK WOULD' OPIMO.
Touching the IIITTKR this grand fact is clear,
nieir nuue tins an tlie vtestern itemtspiiere.
Knuwn in all lands, wnsiied bv iu oceans twain.
lltil.TH, lluri and Viooa fuflow in their train !
AVOID (III VTtRFKITS.
HOSTETTKR S IIIlTIJiS share the common fata
Of all ihiuus good linposturs imitate.
Of these beware. Discreetlr use your eves.
Frum honest houses purenase your supphea
CAUTION.
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In order to uiiurtl atmiiiBt dunieioun iuinuitiiiont,. the
public ure R'tinc-itfii to uiKe enneciul note or the ueuu-
titully eiivravfd ttroprieiiirr tMiii, through which the
Uoverotnent oi the tnitca ntntt'ii oim'itiiiv auttiriiu
rutei every bottlo of UDSTKTTKU'H UlTTEKS.
Thia ihield, thrown bv the Governinent over the pro-
pnetoraami tue puouc lor Uair juiut oroiectiou,
plnrrd cotmi'k'iHHislv Hi'n the cork mid over ihe
nerk of ch hnttlr, and cannot tHil to urike the eve
of the utotit 'Hiinl ohncrwr. NoUiiiitf Ihttt purportti
to be llOhTKii'KK'8 UUTEIlo cHit U gvuuiue uu
hue the sintnp t thrre.
It is elto t'ropur to Mate thtU tbe lil l l KKS are told
excimivelv in Khtw, Hint trover undfrHtiy cirruiiiKtamv
Dy me fptnmi or me DHrreL liuponiurB aga nnitatnri
are abrtsad, and the only aufevmird the nitdio have
airaJiiKt Ihem ii to nw that (he Ifittrra tlwv buy iteur
the eovrnved Uhet and uoie of baud of .Meura. HO
81L11LK b.MUH, and the stamp above men
tioueo.
PKaPARKD HI
HOSTETTERit S31ITU, nilsliurj, Fa.
Vor tule hv all Prnvifitts. Grorrn and Storekeepers.
throuytiout ttie Worm,
And by HODGE & CALEF, '
Wholcattle Diuxtttt Portlnnd Ore Ron,
To whom all order nhoutd Iw addreiwd HH-tf
Why do you use an Inferior
Article
VV
7HX yo. rau buy at Ibe same irioef
The
Feleumteu
"Downor Kcroarnc Oir'
The beet made pure. whit, and non explosive, burn
ing with a brilliant, sieaoy name, ami combining all
the advantages of this incnmpnraMe nnrl cheapest
illuminator, without lies stlendaiit risk and danger ot
explosions iu using a pour article. At
MtlUHr.O.
Salem. Jan. l!th. IX3.
Ketire. '
In the Comity Court of Vamhill Comity, Jnne Tsrm,
ItKH. atiiuu al laiw.
Edgar I'oppletoa, t'laimilf,
vs.
Alexander Caldwell. DriVndnllt. 1
rillj Alvnander I'aldwHI, tlie above named defend-
I ant i In the name ol tba State ol Oregon, yoa
are herebv siiiuiiioihhI lobe uttd appear in Ibe County
Court of Vnuilull coaniy. Oreg( u, on the first Monday
of Juno. lNi, aud aiawer the comprint ol r.ilgul
r'onnleton aifainat von lor Ihe sun of a.HD. vsilh ia
trrert thereon lioln ties. her tflb. 111, alt libs with the
Clerk of said Court ia tba above entitled causa, ur
judgment for want thcieof will be taken against yon
turuKWoui. J u.to",
w4 1'IITsAlt'y
Potior.
In tbe roslter of tbe eslal. of John P Oalnee, TV-
oeaerd. In tbs County Court of Mane county
KlulM nf tlr,in
IT appearing lo tbe Conrt, kv the petition presented
aud tied bv Marvaret U. tsaines, widow of said de
ceased, and natural guardian of Catherine P Oainee,
pmying ror an urdertu sell real estate, mat is uee
essarv u. eell the interest uf aald minor Catharine V.
(lainrt In and to said estate, it is therefor ordered
by the Court that all persons interested in lb. said ee-
tale sptear aeiore ne emu vonntv our on aunw.
ibe v'.l dav of a d . I8h4. at the Court room ol
aid Couutv Cauri,loenw rans wky an order ebouM
nut be aianled to the said Margaret II Uaiue. Ul sell
aid real estate. And thai a cmy of this onler be pub
halted at least three sueveesive weeks in lb. OreaTes
filatf mnn. a ucwepeper printed and published in said
JsanuuLauniv. J. C. I'tKULKS,
April 1, IM4.-Jw6 to. Jaujfa.
riMnl Ks.iilnifnl.
VOTICK ts berehv iva that Nancy Harpole, i
IV rolnuomins ine eeraw oi t. r narp.., ,
k a i.., , r ,l. inj tm mi Ihss anart.
prayiasT a nnej sauwaiemi u sii '
lore oniered bv the court that Monday, the 3d day ot
Slav, A.D.. IflH, ine nasi rvaumr irrm w. . ...
Marlon ennntv, Oreaon. teTierebyset astb. lirn. of
tbe teartna .1 s aruaieauoa rov enmi ".
aivoi in aara auiaiaisiiaii.., " "' r- -
required m be present al that lime and show cause, tf
auy, way tu. ssia acronm suimvu
JOHN C. PEKBLES. O Jodr
Caloa Cnrl, Au ra tnt Adannislrairla.
ealeia, April fib. tfeit. ... , ..
INSURANCE.
SIiirliMo, li'lr? ami lAl'ol
riMlK nndorsigned Bre Agents iu this Hlale for tliu
JLlulluwitig Companies i ,
MARINE.
CAl.IKOIt.NIA MCT1IAI. MARIN' I'.
1IARTFORI) HAltTKOltn, CONN.
I'HOKNIX " '
CHAUTKUOAK "
I'lTV "
(lOOlUICK NKW YORK.
!WKTKiH'lUTAS
MAIUKA "
HUM 10
PARK
ARCTIC
IMIOKMX
WASIIINnTON
" LIFE. '
EQlTITAtllR IAVK NKW YORK.
CONNKCTICUL MUTUAL, HAUTKOBU, Conn.
There ure no older, snfer or more reliuble compa
nies In the world ihnn those above nunied.
We will Insure at tint same lutes that can be eflectea
throuirh fan I'rsnciseo agents, aud the California
NiHte Htniup TaK is thus avoided.
We call the attention of the community, particularly
married, to the advantages of Life Insurnnce.
17" Call aud get a pnmnhlet.
(Oltf RICHARDS dc McCRAKEN,
OUIt TIME IIAH COMIC.
ALL persons Indebted to us in any way will please
consider themselves invited to come forward und
settle up.
If It is impossible for you lo pay, come andtay to,
and let lis know when you can. ,,,,,,
Khould this general invitation not be he heeded, It
will bo necessary for us to Issue more (ciind more
urgent appeals, ut the expense of tho invited.
Expecting to change our business, we intend tolling
goods in future for the REAUI PAY. No tiioro lie
counts made, except very tkori ones, and by SPK
VtAl, ARRANGEMENT with PAYINI1 0118
TOM KKS. J. II. 4tl.lt. niOOHKN.
Haleiu, Oregon, Sept. :tht)i. SEtf.
J. A. Wood & Co.
ARK oianiifacturing for the wholesale trucle, a su
perior article of TURPENT1NK, JAPAN OIL,
and KXCEL810R STAIN.
The tnrnentine ennnot be beaten in any market in
quality and cheapness.
Tbe Japan Oil is far superior mid cheaper than any
other oil fur brick, boat, house and fence painting.
The stain is a perfect Imitation of Rosewood and
Hahoganv. Price (1 ,50 per gullon.
ST VKONT SJTKHKT, PORTLAND.
Sept. ail, Wii. 5li3tf
WOOL CARDING.
The LARGEST, BEST, and the FINEST
Carding Macltlno
IN THE STATU, lu the town of Jefferson, on the
Hnntiaui river, Marion comity.
Being thankful for pint patronage and favors, we
would respectfully inform our old customers aud nil
who limy favor us with their piilronnge that we will
be ready to comtnonre carding liv the thh of May,and
as soon as there is wool enough ill, we will commence
running day and night iu order to keep us near up
with the cardiug as possible, aud accom module the
public as much as we possibly can, aud wo will use
our utmost endeavors to give general satisfaction to nil
who iiihv favor us with their patronuge.aa it is oar de
sign anil intention to do the best we can for all our
pntrons, but wool must be washed clean und freed
from gum and all Heeee grown wool should he left out,
also all sticks and coarse dirt should be picked ont.
One pound of clean grease will be rwiuiied for every
eight pounds of wool. All persons from a long dis
tance will have their rolls to lake back with ilium, if
Kotsible, at our oh! prices. Our terms will be iuvuria
ly cash or Its equivalent.
E. E. BARTER & STEWART.
J.ffbrsou, March 11, lidi-l. . tiwii
To the Citizens of Salem.
Lumber, Lathe, Pickets.
TIIK undersigned begs leave to inform the cilinens
of Salem that he bas re purchased the CLIPPER
SAW MILL aud PLAMMS MACHINE situated on
the Oregon City road, 'J J miles north of (Salem, where
he will bo happy lo furnish his old customers with the
best quality of Yellow, White, or Red Fir Lumber,
Laths, ur Pickets, uu short uotiee and reasonable
terms.
FOUR YOKE OP OOOIJ WORK
CAULK wauled immediately.
E. U. TOWL.
slutiuary IHth, I8G4.
4itf
Odd Fvllowft' Rural Cemetery,
SALEM. OREGON.
THOSE who have relative or friend interred in
this Ccmetflry are requeued to furnish to either
of the nnderftiKiieil u rood, as practicable the follow
hiu infm-iniitioii. viz : Name, huh. sex. color, marrierl
orbititfle. phire of birth, of whitt fumilv. number of
daB ill: died when, where, and cause ; buried, when
unit by whom. Ihe object of the fnreffoinif inquiries
is tor tlie pur now ol iviBtrution in a uook Hireuuy
procured lor that pur pone
I. R. MOORES,)
C. N. TKKUY,
8. E. MAY, )
Trustee!.
Ralem, Junimry 11, 18(i4.
4fitf
Notice
Probate Court, Marion County, Oregon, as. Eatate of
Oeo. F. Alveri. deo'd.
TO all whom it may concern. Know ye, that
w he i eft the said decedent aud wife executed to
one Ai Coolidjfe, a certain mortKKe to secure the pay
ment of two several nrooiiHory notes at ihe dates and
for amounts specilii-ully sot forth in a petition present
ed to thin court and on' tile in the same ; and whereas
it is thought best tu sell the real eslate d turn bod in ihe
niortffHtfe lo puy the amount of moneys secured there
by, there beiiiK uo nerKonal property hy wliitih to re
lii.nm the sauie. therefore, the widow of dmttdeiit,
Ltjirs.aiKi all persons interested m sait estate will take
notice that Tiuwlay, May the 3d, 186 1, is set apart for
the purpose of considerm! the mailer, at which time
they chu present their objections tu this court Kraut
iuu ail onler to sell tbe real white dewi ibed in said
morttfaire. J. C. PKKilLKS,
April i, lM. wo
County Jndge.
Filial Si'llleiiiOHt.
Stale of Oregon, County of Polk. In the matter of
Iho elate of .foseph K. Davidson.
ON this 7th day of March, a. n 1NH, roms Irs V.
M Duller, adininistrntor (wilh the will anneied)
of tlie estate of Joseph E. Davidson, decerned, nun
hies bis petition for a dual settlement of suid eslate.
It is tlierefure ordered that the i.'d day of May, A. D.
IKo4. be set apart for the hearing of said petition, nnd
the dual settlement of said estate, at the court house
iu Dallas, in the county and State aforesaid, at which
time and place all persons interested in said estate are
notilied to appear. Bv order of
f-IIAS. E.MOOR, Co. Judge.
W. C. Whitsos, Clerk. 4w4
GKEEKBACK MIXISTEH.
I AM compelled to inform the pnblio through the
Statesman that Kev. .Ins. Sellwood. of Snlem. paid
me an account of f'W, which had been stnnding due
VI months, in greenbacks ot rr, after I bad agreed
to throw oft interest, provided he would pay Ihe
amount in coin, or its equivalent in legal tender. ' This
was for lard and meat delivered to him at inv market.
THOS. CKOSS.
Salem April 10, ISM. 3n6
Sheriff Sale.
Samuel Drown, Compl't va Joseph Hebert, Esther
llcbret aud F. X. Matthicn, Def ts.
BT virtue of a decree of foreclosure In the nhov.
entitled cause, aud an execution duly issued there
on from tlie Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon, for
tbe County of Marion, aud to me direuled, by the
Clerk of said conrt, 1 will expose for sale, as the law
dim-ie, al Ihe Court Hone, door, In Kulem, lu Marion
I'nmiiv, Slate ot orxuon, on HVI'UHIMV, THK
7 I'll KAY OF MAY, ism.at Ihe hour of 1 o'clock,
r. M. of said day, the property of said Ikifendants, as
described in said decree of foreclosure, to wit t Silnaie
in Marion Couutv .State of Oregon, known as the south
half of lire dotieikta claim of Edward lieionger in t. 5,
a. r. 1, and U w., and parts of sec. 13 in t. b a, r. i w.,
and sec IS, t5s.. r. 1 w. containing :ui acres, more
or leas. Also, Ihe following described premises, silo
sie in I A s . r I and it w., commencing al the a w. cor
ner of W. H. Mugers' laud aud running luence north to
tlie a. .. comer of Edward Helnmrer and wile's said
claim, in I. & a, r. It w., thence easterly to the east line
of VY B Mairers' so as to embrace t'ift acres, sooth uf
said lino, thcuce lo the southeast corner ot YV. B Ma
ge' la'id.tbeura west on said W. B. Mugers' liue to
Uie placa of beginning, containing 115 acres, being
land conveved by said Mairers and wife to said He
bert, Jan. ill, IHjil, to be sk! to satisfy said execution,
interest, costs aud accruiug costs
S.AM L IIEAPKICK,
Sheriff Marion County.
Salem, April tl, IM4. w
Police
IS given that the Ursl regular meeting of the stork
holders of the "Pine Creek Water Company" will
be held at Pius Valley, ia Bakercnuniv,llregnn,oB
Saturday, the .'Ul day of Mav. Ii4, lo n-t directors
tar the corporation. OEHHOE A. TVKLE,
for th. ineorporaiors
Auburn, Msrrh VS, 14. 4wt
AslmiiiialrHlor' .ott'c.
TOTICK is hereby siren that 4ha andeniimed bu
11 been duly appointed Adminlstratl of tbe estate of
jtnH.uini ouuiu. uecraeru, Ol I oil county, Uregon.
an persraw narina nanus against sain estate are re
dneeted lo present tbe same to the AHmini.an.i..
Pallas precinct, IB atudcouiity.wilbiii six monlln from
Hinnaw. JAMES W. SMITH
Hall... April eih, lU. 4wfird
, "J.'.V. SOI TIII H.
B'O O K8 E L'L'E R
....asd iroTa or itiTustar
Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous
, AD BLAMK BOOK.
Jan. I Ittf Second street. Corvallis.
II RD W A II r-Such as Iron. M.
sis, Bolls, n'asbers. Nuts. Springs, Nails,
spikes, ete sr., tnr sale bv
SMITU 4 CAHTWRIGUT.
DR. D. JAYNE'S ;
JXlMnCTOllANT
j
' And sanauve nni
. .,, li i nvtl
. i,i,.,;y t.:h'l t ' T K I'D l"' " ". .
,,rV-.,eVc '.! - . , , .-, bave mil heell
place till I lie
1.1 u,hI slll'elllnolis III till".
.Ul) mat "
SJilnTw, 'n:to,l,.:L. who, in the chnngea.
ll eliuiale ol Hi. 1'i.cinc "Il,'r fc'"" , .
DlsctweH ol the Luiiks and Throat,
inducing snd ending In COKSimTOfW. iaam;
whon, W .ui have used hl. rem . thi t Uie,
fruin which they are nillering.
THE EXPECTOKAiNi
OpeniH 1HBWATELI upon the Disease,
, i U.....UI., KraJicatiiut. whilo the BASA
TlVt l lLLsfby preserving regularity In the bowels
7. I giving a h'eaftny tone uTiIh. other U orKa...
aid and assist the perfect operation of the former
Attention Is asked to the following certificates, se-
lected at random from the mass In possession 01
proprietor,! . m
tx. r. i...... n..hli., lien. Wm. F.Ortnn.on.
. ,.V .l nf llrnnellitis bv the USB
V. nI!;n'"' " after haVing lain
lorty aays at tne pom. o. v,., -.
L.:i....- i uvi,.,,,.iMi iheir shi 1 upon him.
rieveral cases of Dropsv aud Cancer have been cured
' 'ii . i ...... 1 1 1 wna inlinn
last November with an enlargement on the nocK,
which grew very last, i immeumniy
Afinnilive and she S HOW nearly Well
' THOMAS L. TUNNELL.
Krom the Rev. Nelson Cook, late of DrooVlvn, Min.
Nw YoitK, Jun.o, 1W)1.
Dr. D. Jitvne Dour Sir t A young man living in my
house was taken wilh a violent cold, which settioa on
hie lungs, causing a hourse, hollow cough, attended
with much lever. This continued for more than two
weeks, when all thought death to be inevltnble. At
this point I commenced giving your Expectorant nnd
Sunative Pills, according to directions. In Wie course
of two or three days, he began to expectorate freely
aud iu about two weeks he waa about and nils soon
" A honraopnthlc physiciun and family spent a night
I. ... i. ...... 'i n. a.uuliter waa taken with a violent
croup, which threatened speedy death. The father
having no medicine, concluded to give the fcxpecto-
rant which soon altonleU rei.ei.
Prom tbe Rev. N. It Jones. Reet. of Prot, Kpli. Cell,
Saint Bartholomew, Philadelphia,
PHtunti.rHiA, March ', IMS.
Ir D. Jnvno Dear Hir : In all cases resembling
Consumption, I recommend Jayne's Esnorlorniil,
having in so many instances witnessed its beneficial
effects in the two last cases which came under my ob.
servntiou. The administration uf tlie Expectorant
has, I am happy to suy, been attended by the most de
cided improvement ol the patients,
1'or a greater number and variety of certifleatcs.and
fuller information regunling. these uud other of Ur. 1).
Javne and Nous' Preparations, reference is given to
tlniir ANNUAL ALMANAC, which may be had from
auy druggist or denier in medicines. ...
lyfi14
Portland, Oregon. Agents for the Stale.
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
....ASD....
MACHINE SHOP.
firs) street. Uelweeii Vuinlilli ami Morrison.
HAVING become sole proprietor ot this eslablish
nieut, tlio undersiuued is uow prepared to manu
facture ALL KIN DS OP STEAM KNOINE8, of sizes
from fonrtu fortv borne Dower, portable orsiutionary.
Also. Circular Saw Mills, complete i Hnv Presses of
ull sizes i I'laiung HucUines (Woouwonu I niiuern);
Wrouglit and Cast Iron Work for Vertical Saw uud
Usist Mills; brass und iron castings, and wrouglitiron
work or every description.
All orders executed with disnntch.and In a work
ninnlike manner. DAVID MUNNAbTliS.
P. 8. A reduction line been mude on all kinds of
work at tiiyBliop.tObiuttlieli'ttdeandcorrcRtHinti witb
Crtlit'imiHVi'icos. miiy'iii 12tf
SALEM FOUNDRY.
11. F. DKAKE, I'rorllor.
HAVING purchased the entire interest in the foun
dry at Salem, I am prepared to furnish CAST
INGS and WltOUGHT IKtlN WOKK of every des
criplion.on short notice.
All order for MILL WOKK will be Ailed with dis
patch . and in u sut isfucttiry manner.
Agricultural irupleuieiilsol ull kinds mannfartnred
toionu'r, orrepnii-cii. 4. 1 1
l'AI VI EH A. CO.
PractlcslPrloters.and Desler.ln
Type, Prmes, Printing Materials,
Ink, Paper, Cards, -ttc,
510 Cla7 St., above Santnnio,
j.s.rAisrtn) SAN FHANCISCO.
T. f. paintkii) OfUcesfittedoiitwithdispatch. Uf
J. W. SOUTHER,
DRUGGIST,
Herond Street, Corrallla, Oregon,
TJA8 JUST RKCEIVED A LAKOE AND
1 i well selected stock of
AMEK1CAX, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Chemimli, Dmps, Hlfdicinm, Perfumery, Dye
Muffs, Fancy Gootli, Painti, Oil, Tnrprutine,
Glass, Pull)') Ynrnishei, Brnslirt, 4c.
Phyelriuns can rely on having their prescriptions
oureliiliy coinpounueu at an nonrs. Mil
CROCKERY
AND
VARIETY STORE,
Commercial Stri'i'l, Snlem.
Mr I". I''IMII, would resiertfiilly inform
Jl his old friends, and the err ones o.o,tluil
vVlie is now opening at his NEW STUliE,
on Commerciul Nreet, bulem, a
A Larire ant) Varied Assortment
OF CUOCKERY.
ULASS-WAHR,
WOODEN-WARE,
WILLOW-WAKE,
TABLE (I'UJOKV,
and a FULL ASSORTMF.yTot
Iuniily GrocerioM,
Mill of which be will sell at WHOLESALE or TIE
TAIL, aiprires warmuted to give snlisfartion.nr no
sale. Give me a call, and look at the tine yoiais, if
yutt ao uot wisn to ptircnuse. Ito troni-ie to snuw
goods.
iioiei-Jtctpcri snd ijaiiiiiic
wil Dud it to their advantage to pnrchase their Glass
ware and Crockery from me, ns I shall ALWA Yli
krrpa Fl'LL A niltiR TMEXT and tell AT LOW
PRICES for cash or ready pay.
Toys ! Toys !
I am also well supplied with an extensive assort
ment of toys, of foreigu and domestic maniifaeture.
N. FISH,
Opposite Statesmau Building, Salem.
Jnne IWW. !(t;,f
The Lending Insurance Company.
PHCENIX
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CnahCapltnl,
Cash Asmi....
....8IOO.OOO
0-20,6ti,80
839,000
Invrslrd in California .
HESRY KELL0OO, Pkhidmt.
W. B CLARK, SscnsiAar.
PACIFICBRAXCU,
S. TV. Cofucr Hi)iilgoDJtr ami l'ommrrci.1 SU ,
ha.i rRA.nrisca.
sT Premiums received hy the 'PIIIT.N'IX"
lor iusurain-e in this Stato are retain
ed for investment in California
eerurities, and together with
liSMiut) already invested
ltondi.are held sub
ject to claims for
lees under Pa
cific slope
policies,
MAKING THE PHffiNIX
A "Home Institution.'
ty IM aoaoroWy tdjHitti and promptly paid
IS V. S.GOLD COIS at points s-Ar, ia,,
R. H. McQILL, General Ag't,
rolUiea issued and renewed in this sfrrfiar and
a,.p,ir I onipanr. ou al! classee of desirable property
witbont delay inridenl loll., snb airency system and
at rales as low as solvency and fair profit will .dinit
V e.w.BE.LL G,BRpWNJr
Sriidfnt.Phffnix.irrnu...
Oc4..iw3-iya salem. oreooh.-
t SMITH & CARTWRIGHT,
CtCCESSORS to COOKE. 8MIT1I et CO
1 J.-riii.r 1 V " , ann K
LKl TKU stork of araeral
rend at reduced ort , J 7,,
L1ASS &, ABEL.
..AT riitiu..
ST 1 0 A M FAC.TO I lT
NI'.AIl TIIK STKAMSIIAT LANDIKII, SAkKK,
KKKI" HANH, AIVII MAimiFAt'l'lIliir.
,11.1. Klli OK '
SASH, BLINDSj DOORS, CORNICE.
Whitlow rniiiH-c, Ai MlVc,
ANII rUUKISH, TU DKIieil,
Every Variety of 011TSIDR mill INS1UH Finish
SCROLL-WOOL, WOOD-TURNINQ, Ac.
All kinds of JOB Wt)RK done wilh neatness nnd
iii.piitch-:t llf HASH at AllEL,
HUMISTON, WILSON &. CO.,
IMPORTIIBS AND WHULKSAl.t tlKALXIlS IK .
Fine Brandies, Wines and liquors,
ini I'lOllf IllUK BIOII!, I' lOUt such, '
conirrol OnU, I'liltlnnd.
We tnke plensiire lu iinnnuneing lo nur old
nutroiiB a nil the public of Oregon und Wash.
vrisi iiutiin TeiTTtorv, that after two years' busi.
nuss, we huve esluhlished a trade and facili.
ties for importing in our lino of goods llint delles oom
petition. Ainu, thai we ara selling goods AT BAN
FUANClnUU l'i(tLr,o aim Kuarauiee meiu to ne
genuine, our stock ueing at mi limes sunjoct to ins.
strictest chomicnl nniiliiution.
Ho Trade Solioitsd sxoept in PINE LIQUORS.
OU K STOCK CONSISTS IN SAKT OF
FINE OLD BRANDIES;
Olard UuptiV 4c Co.. Jas. Hennosy, United Vinevard
n.nnrlulllH.' A. Iloillllt & Co.. Pillllt. I'SStilloll Co..
C. Muniiiett, A. Siegnett, Union of the Proprielon,
and various other brands.
Fine Old Port and SHERRY WINES.
Ture old Oporto Port, line old Burgundy Port (sweet
and heuvyj Duff Gordon Palo and Ooldon Sherrv.
lliirniony Nephews and Cobbler Hherry (Uue and
heavy.
CHAMPAGNE Mill CASK WINKS of Every
Description.
Fine Old Jamaica Hum, St. Croix Hum, PURE
HOLLAND GUN. UW..
FINE OLD WHISKEYS.
Slower! uud Harvev's Old Scotch, Old O'Neill's line
old Malt. OLD jJOUliUON of the finest quillily.
Superior Old Hye. ....
Old Penrh and Cherry Brandy of superior nimllty.
Also, a large ussortnient of CASK 0001)8 of every
description used in the liquor trade.
N. )). We hnvo ut ull times lurge quantities ef
liquors put up lu suiliihle puckuges for purkiiig to (lie
mines. Orders from Merchants anil Dealers respect
fully solicited. HUMISTON, WIl.SUNct CO. ,
Portland, Aug. Hlh, Job. WW
Klcliunl A JTIcCriiki'ii,
Forwarding ami Commission Merchants
..AND JOtlUKltS IN ..
Oregon Flour, fruit, Bacon, Lard,
UKAIN, die., e.
IIME, CEMKNTaud PLASTUlt received by every
bailing vussul. :'
jyj Will attend to tho purchuse and shipineutof
Merchandise of everv description in tho Eastern and
San Francisco markets. Also to forwarding goods in
Sau Francisco uud Portland. '
The Cnlflinilril Mmnif RtnDer nnd Wower. '
aud Agrienltiintl Implc incnts of every description ft)
uished for cash at San Frauciaco cost and transpostj
tion. i 4
We will ulso attend to the sale of Oregon Prods
in Victoria, having established a house In that pis)
under the management of Mr. D. Pisk,a gentl.maaj
eight yeurs exponent in tue trade in Mm I rano
JOHN McCltAMCN,!
Commercial Wharf, Portiant
IARDS, J
street, San Francisco. ": IB
JAMES B. RICHARDS,
J7 nucruiiieiilo
New Ferry at North Salsa
rTMIE utidcrsigiied would give Notice to the tral
J lug puiiiir I inn ne nns esiatitisiien iswiimn
RY on the Willamette river, ous-balf mile beloani
old ferry, and will terry at any stage of voter aas'
ail KtntiM aj Ktaincr.
-d
..95 0 ,
... 6 '
KATtJ nr FEaKIAGK
I sun of horses or yoke of oxen. .
Each additional animal
Mun und borsu
Footman
l.oose cattle and horses each
Sheen and hogs
3 I
we liuve exeelleul facilities fur fcrrvuw BIUCI
all kinds. Our bout will carry 40 head of catJ
one lime wilh perfect safety, and will cross the r
in from 4 lo 6 minutes. t'UX SHELL'
Salem, May 8th, 1801). K'mHIptpaid
ICItlllkSi. ' , '
fltUE following bliiuks ure for sule lit the Stntut
X Otlico, ill qiiunlities tosuil. Orders, aocompai
wilh the cash, promptly utlcnded to i
flnillltv lll-ilers. ill eiilnrs ; flemiH .Tuev AnmsJ
Letters ostanientury ; Letters of Administrati
Atlaclimeiits ; Execnlions ; Administrator's or K.
ntor's Uiuids; Marritige Lii-ouses; 1'romissory Mo
Proof of Will ; J urn icon' Summons; Justices' Atb
melils; Appraiser's Commissions : Warrant Del
Tux Receipts i Subpunias. otc, dec. r . . ii
Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospll
OilS. HaWTHORjE AKD I.OHVRA.PH1
81CIA. A.NU PUOPUIKTOKS. , 1
THESE Institutions are sitnuu.d In East Portp
in a htalthy und pleasant locality, near a beuqi
pereuiitni spring. AUipieaccoiniltountlolls are anol
or tne com ion ana speedy cure of those that favs
with their pntromige. i
umce ut vealliertoru sirug Store, Front sa
roriiunu.
ESTABLISHED 1700
PKTER L0RILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manmactur
10 IS CIIA.TIBKKH T ' '
(Formerly ChntliBtn street, New York J '
WOULD cull the attention of Dealers to the
cles of bis manufacture, vis i ,i I
UHUWID SNIFF. , . .
Jlacaboy, Domlgros, - '
Fine Knppee, Puis Viria,
Coarse llnppee. .tMUH-hes,
Americau (icntlemnn. Coponha
VEM.UW IFF.
S4ot(h, , Jloney Dew Scotch,
High Toast tV'i'bi I rcsh H.iiiey Dew 8ct
Irish lllgli Toast, Fresh Scotch,
or Lundyfoot.
t'p Attention is called to the large reilnctioi
pri,esof Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking i'obas
which will be found of a superior quality. '
TOIIACCU.
SMOKINd
Long,
No. 1,
No. 2.
FINE CUT CHEWING. 8M0KI
P. A. L, nr plain, R. Jng, '
Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,
Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canastar,
Tin Foil CHvendi.li. Turkish.
Nns. I dr. 3
mixed, Qrannlateil.
N. II. A circular of price, will be sent on app
tion. mayl& lye'
J.C. Shelton, Physician and Snrge,
MONMO CTH , l'olk Connt v , Oregon. Tbe Dor
beini; a graduate of die Curtis, or I'hvsio-meal
wllom. Cincinnati, tlbio, ' fn. Botanic in hisic
Uce, entirely disranling calomel and all mineral, 1 '
sons, and using none but purely vegetable mediess, .
and only the perlerllv innocent at that.
The Doctor would' fnriher env tn the public? so,
that he is prepared to enre all nincers, indolent as s,
sbsrease. tumors, etc., thut are uurable, and 1th
agents purely vegetable. 2tl
Farmers and Shippers, Attention
SALEM WAREHOUSE. "
nSifTif' l",r,n oopleted their NEW
W A lit HOI, SK. are now prepared Ui receives
" affreight, ou storage or fur shipment. Onr fa
ciluies. lor storing grain, fruit, Ate., are unexcelled on
,VZV-- .."iT1!1."1" ' situatasl ABOVE HIGH
WATER MARK, on the bank of the river. Farm- ;
ere, haul yonr grain and fruit while the roads are good
and place them with free access to market al anv time
ci a . . .ALEXANDER at AIOWJAN.
Salem, Oct. 5, 1P63. T j
BENJ. STRANG,
PtALtR IU
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
Of KVKRV PATTKRV,
Keeps constantly on hand, and Mann fact ore.
to order, .
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On reasonable terms.
METAL ItOiiFIXO, and JOBBING of all kinds,
promptly attended to. '
Shop on i Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, S doors
North of HirschdtCo. Ktttf
A.J. BUTLEK
ii PIONEER HATTER. XL
7i FRONT STREET, PORTLAND.
HAS constantly on hand a COMPLETE ASSORT
.. .-"""J pf Oentlemen's Huts and Caps, of the I AT
EST snd MOST APPROVED styles', insisting i
part of tl-e Dres. Moleskin, Hre Casiroere, Ion
crown Caiwmrres of all colors, ' Vicnma " or Pem.i
rJU,r4l"n!iU"' 7 '" vsrieivTand
price . Cr. Orders from the country promptlvinlled .
Gentlemen visilins Portland, Troin tne interior, if nol
in immediate want of a hut, who will leave w ilh ns
-IIT'."-' " '."j1? "iaranteed a comfortable IU, ' i
When a hat is needed bv Ihem
The HIOIIEST CASH PRICE pnld f.r nil kind, of
to A .1 mm t u ,
'J .. . n. ...
Piomiet Hatter, 7'i Frail street
n.T." tA D, 0 K"' asuortiuent. an
ol raaoioaablssivlee. for sale bv tZJ
SMITH fcCARTWRIOHT. i