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Newspaper Page Textfill . ; boi:rcg oftiik cot A. j At a time when Ihe disttovn. JTiT rich triitiee Attracts attention to the souro? of lho Colouiliiuv ; tlw following FkKoh by Father Do Stnct, do '" icriblug hit visit to that looulity as far- buck aa 1845, will lie interesting to the general reador: fc The 4th of September, tnwaroe noon, 1 loantl ,j9 1 UVthe eource of the Columbia, i I oon nslr1 v with- admiration those rugged and heirt A unta'n' "hero the great river ea rn rtW""' i-iO- bat impetuoui even at its "" 'Intf 7 ii ila unnruiit .wiHMa il im ntuLxilil. i V h I danirariiua river on the western ' i jtnerioau hemisphere. Two email , .floto lii mili'i in length, formed by springs and mall streams, are the lila first water. rnjr tent on the batika of the firtt j Mala rashlne with impetuosity oecr the in jvIkWI rock that present tiemselvei on the r0 LfclWI .j, itlit. What sublime rocka ! How varied in ' i. a i , mi :.. nnA i lfOFV RUU IIUIY ; I WO 1I.IIW.OWU IU I'VCiy afiirm, the attractive, the 'ladiomna, and the I'liblitne preaent themeervca aitnultiinenusly to 3 view i and by borrowing, ever so little, the ' ,id of the Imairiaalinn, wu heboid arising be I r on r astnnirtcd eyea caatlea of bygone ohiv rf ''l niny nibattled towera for i, Jreaeea, aurritfmdod by their walla and bulwarka ' palaoea with their domea and, in line, oath- r drej with their -lefty apirc a. o.- I' On rriving at the two lnliea, I taw tliera j m)dwitfl'aiatiohirda eonta.daclii, wnter A. fowl, cormorants, butznrds, eranea and awana ; , whilst beneath the tranquil water lay ahoala of . aulmon ho exhaustion. At the entrance of the . aeoond lake, in a gather shallow and narrow i la, law them pass in great numbers, out ' ftrul mutilated, lifter their long and weary pil ir rfWige among tho rapids, cataracts, valleys, 4y.ud;Ur'ttay dnntiuue tliis Interrupted pro-' R'l n during weeks and months. Si'lV'ijhen emigration, acoomptinied hy the arts WiwJ-rc,ence' 'laT8 penetrated into the l iinw1ya of the Hooky Mountains, the source of 'tirmiolumbia will prove a very important point. jclimate la deflghtfnl ; the extretnea of heat fl iold are aeldoni known. The anow disap t)ra aa fast a it fulls; and the laboriuna hand Start would till theae valley would be repaid a 'ljw ""fed fold.' Innumerable herds would graze 'IJjhoutheyear in theae meadows, where i ptiroef and atreama nurture a perpetual ri eyianoa. ''Tiio hillock, and declivities of tho 1 yntainit are generally studded with incx JrF forests, in which the larch tree, pino species, cedar and oy press abound. vV)Te plats between the two Takes are beau "rings, whose watora have reunited and ied a massive rock of soft sandy stone. jich bu the appearance of an iimneiiso oon Mkled or netrifiod oasoadn. Their waters are and pelluoid, and of tho temperature of K Just drawn trom the cow. 1 he ilesorip rjjurt (riven by Chandler of the famons fouu o of PamUouk Kuluni. on the auoient Hero i nf Aeia Minor, in tho valley of Meander, ,.m whioli Mnlle llrun mukea menlion ht be literally applied to the warm springs - ,tha source of the Colnnibin. The projpect ''pieu to our view was wonilerlul, auO an at- t to give even a taint idea of it would sa- fefl rooianoe, without going beyond the lim . tilaote 'Ci oontemplatod with an admiring gaze, ..ait slope, whii.li, l'roui u distance, had the I . ..ranee of chalk, and when nearer, extendi ,n immense concreted cascndii, its undu ' tlmn-lnce resembling? at bodv of water slid elfiycheeked or indurated in its rapid course, The first laku of the Columbia la two milea nd a half distant from the river Des Aroa-a '1st, and receives a portion of its water dur i.g the great vpring freiihet. They are separated . y bottom land. The advantages nature seems U have bestowed on the source ol the Coluni : fl will render its gcogrnpliiuiil po-ition very omrtant at somo future day. The uisgio .! of civilized man would truusfona it into g , yiatrinl paradise. ' DEKADFn C.lT.iSTIty I'HIKS. ' Ve have had nothing in this ennutry which "wishes tho Suniingo calamity. Tho burn- " e Klihomnd lii'iure. In HI I. br which i ( veiny persons were uuiKuiiieu in the ,4 ' 'he "iot horrible onliiiuily of that 1 1 ii loll Bin tvernaiipened in ourown coun- innt South America aas ft the baud nf destroyer In other forms mora heavily. In ,i, tea thousand people wore consumed by earthquake is Caracas, the capital of Vene cia wbilo death had suddenly called off insandi of victims In the same form in Quito 1 other oitiea, in hla march over South "rioa. 1 " 'fog the great fire in London, in 1812, Inusand people perished in tho burning of . jtt bridge. InConstantiunpIo, in 1701, r klt"!lsand houses aod lifiy niiuKiuea were ed by fire, and in the space of thirteen , alwut that time, forty nine tlioucand were burned in the same oily. In the ?re fe'tViudon, in whioh raged for 'k ' V' ow htiwhrd and thirteen thou- ,'.?, burned and eighty-six ohnroh :" fm St. Paul'a Cathedral, and four ' thirty-sir acres of the mot popu- f 7ea. ',JrA. in 1737, three hundred thousand --rer destroyed tty a hurricane, which 'e water to rise forty feet higher than d twenty thousand vessels were cast .. . be great earthquake in Hioil) In 1G03, ellcd Catania and forty-nine other ium cities, also destroyed one hundred od people. Sixty thousand people wero j,-'d In the ipaoe of six minutes by tho , 'Vke whioh eugulleS tbo city nf Lisbon "JO the shock woe felt nearly all over 1 th northern part of Africa, and i ' ' i West lndii's, and a vast wave from 'i . leV'Ja' over the coast of rtpain, in soma pi.'J feet high. 1 N ear Morocco the earth nea nun twanoweu ten thousand 'iclr herds. , Irr of aocidont might be extended v jflprence to volcanic eruptions and '. .t "iiong all the tragedies which lu"rw' h'"tolT' nnn0 '''ve 11 1 ,,( ,v." 'Xr0Al4, s mor' Mate puiu in the ;the hurnini to death of two tidred people, in one aacriOoo, y. iJ$ty depressloua iu tho moon's " ll y mu limb haTo recently hern k-ieriom drug,,',,,,! "inoinioai Ho. via had been L ..r ..1 p ui viinoe, jliuiver 1 yni. 1 8aa Krunri.ro. ngs against tan liisliuii lerininatail. Asaessors, , vtid the llislioD usii.r id elaborate opimona rred agaiost the Dish- k oleriual pnweoutors, hop 01 tape 1 awn read lounced sentence. All red established, and the condemned provisionally '1 office, and prohibited '1 province ui eaa na retraota (()tlie li-gal enrreue their 4.. I th.rw'": uuv iimaj 1 avlvaola as- ont thee would crate," wiinlj ar jftsoriptiiin, lo. . v emphasis. I snjr ia dll- , t i . . on at A r XT i. vsotirHyUOW.- f f7. iiaa ''e "I" , ' """r rT nJly decided in the ! , vroiutsw JTuiada p8ysljll, 0 ' 'i i r"' "JCgment two oulr La id K a " of lho faoa) 1 tli Thb H8ANHH Mint Judge Laughliu kind ly iim iiiila us to take the following extraot from a letter writtun hy .Senator Harding, uuder date of Maroh 15th s "We shitil not be able to obtain tho establishment nf a mint In Oregon, the present sension. We have done all we can fur it. 1 he Committee on Finance, to whom the. matter ia referred, on the recrMiiuiunilHtion of the Seoretafy of the Treasury, and the Su- perintenaent ot the Mint at Philadelphia, have agreed to report against a Branch Mint in Or egon, ami in lavor ot repealing the law estun lithing a Branch Mint in Washoe, in lieu of winch they will recommend tho estahlmhment of an assay nlhoe at each place, if the de posit ot gold at the ollice In Orvgou shull ue as large as wu think it will, we believe we will be able to get te Mint tho next Winter after the assay office is in operation. We McBride, Nesinith and nivpclf aro nil agreed that it shall bo at the Dalles. 1 havo always thought that the proper place. Mountaineer. TBK IfEW HAMPSHIRE KLKCTIOJr-POOB 1'IUKCtt AMI TIIU PKACK UKMUl'KACI. Poor Pierce and the spurious peace democ racy havo been fairly skinned in the New Hampeliire election. As we have it, poor Pierce was the recognized lender and expounder of his miserable faction in this late contest, and with the understanding that, in scouring a dein ocrntio Legibluturo, his reward would bo a seut in the United Slates Senate.- poor Pierce, as a democratic ex-President, was regarded by hie stupid followers ns a very g.eat man, hut the people of bis State have pronounced him an ii.. a ...t...l.- Illipnsiur. lie reirrcB iroiu lllfir iiersing reiiuin under a cloud ot disgrace, tie has complete the work of demolishing the Northern rump ol the old, worn out and obsolete demooralio par (y. New Hampshire declares for A vigorous prosecution of the war, anil will give no coun tenauoo to those northern advocates of a base submission to rebellion and disunion. ...What the two Seymours, the two Woods and the two Brookses have been to the Connecticut and Now York democracy ; what Woodward that expounder of the Constitution, according to Jeff. Davis, 'was to his party last October in Pennsylvania, and what Vallaniliirlmm, that unfortunate burnt offering upon the democratic altar ol peaoe at any puce, was to his deluded followers in Ohio, poor Pierco line become among me copperueau smau iry oi new namn hire. Me coniei in very appropriately at the tail end of all these copperhead defeats. As President of the United States be was the olie dicut tool anil siipcrserviceablo flunkey of his Secretary of War, Jelf. Davis, and the band of secession conspirators around linn, 1 oor Pierce Ilis Jeff. Davis correspondence, assuring tho southern revolutionary cabal that iu the event ol a war against seoesslon the streets or on northern cities wonld be reddened with blood had moult to do with this emphatic popular ver dict, by which poor Pierce js udinonished to keep in the shade. This election remove) the lust doubt as to tho toleration of the peucu-at aiiy-prlue party in the loyal States. It has lieen utterly cut to pieces, from Maine, to California, and buuk aifain to New Hampshire. Tho voice of the' North favor of the suppression of ' the rebellion hy forcu of arms, is positive, consistent, inflexible and overwhelming. Tim Presidential election will be attended to in due aenson. The work in hand ia the extinguishment nf Jelf, Davis and his wretched Imposture of a southern con federaoy. A'. IT. Herald. D.'. Livingstone, the African traveler, is re ported to have been killed by the natives while endeavoring to discover the source ol the Slur ra. Some of the accounts, however, state that he wna only badly wnuuded, and was alive at last acoounts. Sir Koderiuk Mtiruhisou he lieves the latter statement. The tragedy is reported to have occurred near Lake M'ussa. Several Mnkololas who accompanied him arc said to have been killed. ITT D. W. Chvesenmn, or the U. S. Mint ot San Francisco, bus paid over to the attorney or Mra. Mugruder f,JSb, tho proceeds ol the dust deposited at the Mint by the uiurdorera of ber hnsliand. ft The Trotting Stallion, FLY-BY-NIGHT. WILL (anil in Hulem.tlie enauinir nesson, ivliieli vuimuuluud slttreh IhtU nntl trill mJ July J&lL, 18U4. . trap, I2j , Season, 910. PEDIOnEK r'lr-Bv.Niiikt win mil lv ChiikIii niui'K limvk. ha !v Old Yurruont Ulsck Uawk : lo. dam was a laws blsek Mnrpwi Mure. Canada liluck Miiivk wiu bead hr (.'ol. (3. llmv. of Novhu. CuiihiIh: ami Fly-by Niglit uy Daviil Dtnck, of Claieuoeville, t unsila Kant. Fly by Niunt Is Iu bands liiuh, thouuh lie conies lusl i.s neHr l.rl bsnds us tiny liorne in the State ilmt tan trni with liim or anywhere near him. lie is 7 ears old. aud will weiif h mi poatide. He trolled at ie Marion Coiiaiv fair in lmw. in the eaiu. and won tho 1st Prnuiium. tHM, and ut the Slate Fair, on thrrc Up, unids a dead heut with ilie winner ol the lt Premium, beiay the faiest heal muile during- 1 h Fair, and the boil tone ever nmde in the Siaio : lliuuuli oulv a road nait for Klv when in iiood condition, Any tnure tailing this yeur cau have the season for DMA (jniln. Mock or produce UKon at us com value in puyuieal. FI1KM1UM8. I will alve asfsson xmiii lo the owner of tho VI v- by KIkIh volt taking the 1st Prtaniutn st tits hw of y norse cons uos year mi naiem, anu svooau pre- i inn oi ine setison, on lae payaiaiiioi e'i. Mares led HI the Livery blable ot lleiiuuU St Quiui- r, Portland, will be win lo tne at Salem. (timd tiaiitaraira alii per monlh, hat no roiipoiui. billty for acciclenu or eicaptts, bul oara will lw lukun lo pruvuni enaer. l'leaae look at the rolls of mv home, nn.l then mine and ate him. F. II. C'AltLTON. 8alom, March 15, 1HM. Iai7 PAUL JONES. PREMIUM THOROUGHBRED BLACK HAWK. WILL stand tho rimiinff Bnon nf IHtVI to imprttve thu brtiwl of homs, at tita Liver Si able of H. At I. Durliin. Iu baltin. K'hsou wniiineired lul of April and will slid July 1st Hood aud con vim unit iHiturav (cmiis. rvrwHii breeiiuitf 10 1'aui Jones mis year, ana tail iiiK l nlttHiua colt, van lmv the aeasou uf IHiiraiis. TKU.MH-f.i) aitifrlo leau t " mmh. Wheal tuid unta ukeo at the Dtarkvl rates. ' Any panmii briitKiiif( two or more ood mares, ran hava tlivin itrwl 011 alwras. Paul Junes will bo limited to 75 luarea. Tho nilu nf I'aul art Unni t one owned hv Mr. oibr la bands litirh at v voars old, was awarded I tt rrt'tuiiiia at State lur Iwtj. A u oilier owned by .Mr. Hmhl the same eiie, tie offers to trot at the i-umiiifr niaie r air lur -a mui round sum aHiimt any coll 01 uia mw m in wra oMt. . . . l'HEMIUMSi Ttie person owning the mare takiua the lit l'n. miiim at llwshnw of 1buI Jones enhs this season, will lie given a srason gnitis. The winner of Ui vkl PrtMiilum $ .11 in ei'in. 1'aul J ours is a beautiful blark, hetweon fiftrsn and sixteen hands high, ami wi-uiha ahoul I Intl. lie win sired by JU Mrfmken's Ulmk Hawk; he hr Hills llla.-k. Hswk, of VermnnL The dam of l'anl was by imported Emigrant tome aud see him and lii'lr for yourMives. 6UU. LIUIIIII.N Suli-iu. April 15, tnr.4, ,,w? The Fait-lruliius Dlirk Uaw k Stallion EMIGRANT. Ull.L make a soaaon iu Vamhill nmuly, serving a limited number uf mares at ( SI in mm , ilia season comnienring on the 1st of April and ending July 1st, standing ullernau ly at the eubles of It l Hill, Lafayette, D.J. Yearguin, ileUiunvills, aud J. 1. Vt'alliug, Amity. ' Buiiaraut is a beautind rhontmit stirrel. uvkii mn old this Hpring, slanda I.S hand' iu.'h, slid weighs 1.1 iv pounds, possessing great uone, power, aud ae tiou. and is a niotivl uf svmuieiry. llo iaarkuowl edged by all jadire lo be the IwM lallion in the Mtala, and can trot luster llian any other aialliun in Ormnin H is performances at tho fast Slate r'air are too well Kuowa le require any oonimeiits. Etiiigraul was sired by Hilly MrCrnrkrn. he hy XI o rrwken'a Blark Hawk, of Vermont. Hisdainwas Oaniel Vincent's Uesaeuger, she by Coukwright'a Meimngsr, of New Yark. Mures fruta a distatiee will clwi giaal paslurags at II ier wtvk. All cars lukmi lo prevent amdinls.hut not respousiois lor any. ror iiirtner inrunnstiua ap- ly to A u. it r ia. weeper. or 1111,1 SJt CO , Ag U, Portland. Ifaystts, Oregon, ItM. 3mi ft . THE WEtl-BHEO RlftEMAN COtT, JSl BUCEPHALUS, W11X suud al Joha Happiugneld'a In Howell iralrl, Marion county, lli season nf l., coinnsaeiug April 1Mb aud odiug July Stb, ea the luiiowing wnris i ieasoa, 930 1 Insurance, f ii. Burvphalus was brad Iu Marion county br Joseph Mugonei las Tears old the IJth of June next, lie sired bit Kitlsmau, ns or (muorted Ulsnrua. tin. cephalua' dam by Uld Ocurgt grand dam known as Hie fcdward's m. He is a beauiilul dark hmwa, 16 hmiils blah, standard measure, star in foivhmd : a eiill nf rlns tuna aud Miiiti. ana ol great muscular power. His appearance aud euwk will racuuinMad him, with out blHslermif ot u towing iron mm. j JiUI'J 11 fiDUL. t THE HIGH BRED TROTTING STALLION, WATERLOO. rilHIS liinh brid (rottliiK suallion will stano ids X preiunl mason, beicun April lul and ending June 30, ISfil, on Monday, Tn'wlay and Wuilnommy oi -week at. the rami of Win, tlellree. ill l.ina I'onniy, J miles oorih ot l'eoria, and on ThnriUsy, Friday uail Batiinlay al tho larai of John blwarl, uae mile outu of Corvalli, al ft.'IO TIIK HKAKOiV. Any mare proving aol iu foal can be returned nost season free of charge. Wood paHiurago farnishad grsli, bat siidents and ewiapei at risk of owner. Care will be taken to pre vent either. Waterloo was got by Heary, of New York, and was oat of Nancy, by Cliaalicleer, imported by Col. Hay, of New York. He is a bnanlifal dark bay, very lengthy, and in general appearance bloodlike. lor manv yean, Waterloo stood at the licfld of tlis West ern l'urf as a two-niilo trotler, winning all the parses anil premiums wherever shown, iw intlunctm Prlolt, Winrmmi,) winning Prfmium in Ine BLVOD-JiJiSO rmr the Jamuui Princeton, bred Ov J. M. Clrni. nf Kv. lie also won tho SWEhl' STAKE PREMIUM fur Hotter KtallioM al the California Mate fair al Sacramento in IHIil. UU last, appcaranco on the turf was at the Illinois stats Fair at Freeport, in 1H.W, where he won the Society 's purse and premiuui, trotting the 7th and last heal in 4h-, WM McILULE, Agent. Feorla, Linn Co., April 11, 186-1. Sii"7 RiiM. 0n.. Anril VJ. 1804. This is to oerlifv that I was. in 18oH. a resident of I)e Kalb, III., bit crossed the Plains In IBbU I was present at the Stats Fair ot Illinois In 1859, and St the raceabove referred lo. 1 neveriaw better tr-Jlting than was dons hy Waterloo, and he fairly won onii i paid the Society's purse and nrcininm. M. U.DIMICK. The Thoroutclibred Jack, COMPIIOMIBE, JR. H r II.I. ihih) the cnsninir season, commentina April TV lul and ending in Jalv, IbOl, at the farm of the subscriber, b miles from Dallas, on the Baleiu road, at $l.ri the season, $-3 to insure, lompromise, Jr., is I'll bunds high, a dark brown color. SAMUEL OOFF, Polk county, March 15, 1864. i!m7 PEDIGUKB Compromise, Jr., was fouled near Lexington, Ky., Hepieinber 24th, Itf.VJ. Sired by Hon. Henry Clay's old imported Compromise His dam by Black Sampson, grand dam by imported Ulyi ses. n, r. iuiiiun ir.u, Lexington. Ky., April 25, 18lia, OXTY BOOT AITO SHOE STORE JOHN W.GILBERT BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS, 1 KA Til Kit. and everv article nsuallv fiiiind in l JU welhregalaled shoe store, has JUKT'UK(;KIVED a large assortinnnl of dents' Calf, Kip and Mining (. . . II- If' . I II I, ....... . T aAiam' ItoOlSt UOys lHII, flip anu Heavy uvuiii Mjnvim Mln.'' and Chilili'Mis' Oailers and Shoes, all of the UIOT manufacture and of the LATfcM stylos. Hoots aud Shoes made to order, of the best material, nit 0iirutttRirl Ij, uive SHtisfuCtioll. Kememlier, that the City Boot and Hhoe Store Is the ouly place where you can buy HKNKEHT'S Jlress llimln. win IHTSIXESS CARDS. ALLEN 6c LEWIS, Imnortersand Whole miledealerH in Groreriei, lry Goods, ClothiiiK. Hud liootx iind Hlioim, AUo, solicit coiiiigiimentii ot Oron'.n prudufn, for the Hnn Fnt.icinoo iuarkt,on winch iiU'trai ikivudcob vju oe uuiuu PerHoiid Bhippiiig goodn from tho Eastern Sfatei to tion.nt modunttv clmrucB. Ollice iu San Fmncinco, IHyrtnusfinienli-eet. 4ff anilESTEK N. TEUKY, Attorney and Conn J nelor nt Law, Hal.-m, Oregon, OommiMionor of Dweili, and to ittkotrHttiiiony.finkiiowledfrentenrs.iYo.. for Iowa, Indianu, MIksoui i, ilichiuao, California und Wtiflliiuprtmi Turritory. ltten ul Attorney, and all (rfJinr iiintrnmentHof wHtinir. drawn on uhurt notice. Particular attention paid to taking Depusif ions, Col lection ot INotev, Accoiinie, OLC. Mil JC. POWELL, Altoniev at law, Aloany. Lmn To., Oroftun OtUeo iu Muutoitij' building. Will pmctictiiu all (lie conns in Oregon, and promptly at ttid to nil lmtl new etitnmtcd to bis "are. Particular Munition paid to collections from Portland, San Fran cisco and eUewhera, ill all parts of Oregon. The best of roftm-nce given if desired. 4btf VV. ic M. K. COX, Wbolesale and lietail DruififiiilN, Dealurs in Foretsn and Domestic Imtgii, raieat Meilinnes, J'erfamery, saury heaps, llair ltrualioH.fliie Toih-t Articles, Oliemii-uls, Drug gist's Olasswani.&o. Also, a large qimutity of con routrnted extracts of Plants of the purest quality. Coin ineriili I St., Kill urn, (Iregou. Ij'tf snmsoK c oinss. W tIB HILL. GIKB.H & HILL. Attoriifja and Cnnn'selors ut Law. Will irivc urouipt, attention to all pro fessional business entrusted to them. Ollice on Front street, opposite lh tluonison ilouue, 1'oriland, Ore gon, ooyif J. H. MITCHELL. JOS. S. HOLPH, Notary Public. MITCHELL & OOLPH, Attorneys and Counsi-lors at baw, Holicitors in Chancers, and l'rrclors in Adiniralty. OHico over Post Ollice. Front street, Port Intnl. tWItf UKN'KY LAW. Cnmmissiou Merchant, and Importer and Dealer in Wagon Material. Habi. Npokes, felloes, tihatts, Hickory Axles, itc., on baud in lots to suit. Flour and Peed of all kinds. 8tnre Pront street, Portland aud 2d street, iJslles. M'.llf . T. CATllS c. a. CUHL. CATON & CURL, Altorueya at Law, will practice In the rourts of IhU State. Olliceiu Oris wold's hrirk, over Hell dc brown's store, Salem, Ogn. noveaioer, on, iwu. 3.111 CAHTWatOHT. 0. B. BtLl.lSOEa. f iaa 1 iviuri i ex. u.iL,i.iijcii, Atuir- y- 1 ti'iMiMtij. noi 1. nrr 1 in,1111 a.. J nevs at Law, Haleui, Oregon. OIBce in Moores' Dries Hull. ling. 66'hf WILLIAMS ic MALLOKY, Attnmeya at Law. Ollice in Wilson's building, Salem, Or- euon. Jiina, ft, iwa. 14tf 171 0. McCOWN, Attorney and Cnunscllnr at ' lbs. OlHeowith Dr. W. B. Magers, W- oHa. Miiriiiu county, Oregon. Post (I like address, He I passi. WC. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Oregon City, Oregon. Will attend to all buniuees entrusted to his care. Collections made and prumptly rumitted. v37 DH. ,1. , MuAKLE iilTors iiis iroft-ssiotial services to the ritisens of Salem and vicinitv. Otlire in Keuvon's building vftf rpilOMAS D. WINCHKSTEH, -L at Law, Kinplre Cltv, Coos Bay, Ogn. Attorney 4titf BV. 1ION1IAM, Atlorniy at Law, Oran.ln, Maker cmmly, OrciM'll. Htf I j"L'MASOM at OL):i.L,Altoruyal Law, Dalles, ii wuaco county, urogon. !Wtf I lodge Calefy PORTLAND. OH EG OK, dealer $ in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils uiul (ilustt, White Lead, Vui nislies, Uruslies, I'ttintors' Materials, fie. ALSO- Keiobt'iio Oil und Lu in in, -OFFER FOR SALE Linseed Oil, IiUIh, und cases. Liml ' Kerosene " " Mittliine " " Ttinners' " " White Lead, kegs and pails. Turpentine, I'uiiiters' block, Window Glass, -A.VD A STOCK OF , DRUGS AND BEDICIW1S Uusiirpitssed'iii thaj' State, in Extent, variety and Completeness, HODOE $ CALEF, S7 Front $trttl, Pa"' ' irtf ad I M lie i la I 1:1 IIOSTKITiat'H CKI.HIIIIATICI) ST0MACII1UTTEKS. Conrliisivc I'ronf of tlic F.fflcarjf of J?rotecllvo BlcullcaUon. (IRCAT TRl'TIIS)ir N.1IAI.I.C0J'IPA',"' WHAT Til III UU TK11S AUK. A purs, delightful vogetahls balm. To clieer lbs Bpirils, and the nerves to culm, Protect tho syiUem from M iusma's luuie, House torpid Nature and Ihe strength sustain. l inciit iMiiit.;ijii;M'S. l!v rhemic art expressisl with patient rare, Julres of plants, roon, barks, of virtues rare, And the mild spirit, ol ine potini!Hi ryo, Purest of all diirimive stimuli. KKStl.TK OK THKlil IISK. Tligcstion rallies, appetite revives, The food assimilntes, the pntiont Hi lives, Ilyspepnin vanishes, with all its throes, And peaceful sleep sncceeds disturbed repose. KKFECTS ON TIIK I.lVBll. The bilions sullerer, languid, liallees, pals, Physicked for venrs, iierhups, wilhuiit avail, Finds in the 111 I T 1: lis all be usks or needs, And lives to smile ut doctors and their creeds. OPERATION 0!t THB llOWULS. Relaxed, constricted, or the seat of pain, These orguns should not, for one day, remain i The cause of each extreme you cnn expel The BU I liKS lone aud regulate as well. F.FKKtT ON l'lie: DRIIIMTATKD. The flaccid muscles nrtnnesa soon acquire. The frame gains strength, the eve resumes Its Are, Htivngth to the limbs, hope to the heart returns, 'fill Half and crutch the convalescent spurns. I1UOKEN C'OIVHTITUTIOSr. The constitution tried by pain or care, Or wild indulgence, is not sspuir ; The genial Tonic u the healthful dews Quicken parched herbs, its wasted power renews. CIIIIXS iill I'EVICH. Damp, cold, exposure lo malicious fug, firings on of ills a fearful catalogue, Bin interinlltenti, whatsoe'er their kind, HUSTETi'libt'S UlU'a'ltS scatters to ibe wind. RICK IU AOAf 1IR. This torment dire that all enjoyment kills, Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pills, 'Tis from l lie etnuineh that it lakes iu rise ; Touo with the blT'l'liliS, and tbe anguish flics. WAflT OV APPETITE. Without tfue uoitrisliinent life's pulses wane, The blood grows thin aud dullness clouds the brain, But this Elixir sets the system right, Aud "Good Digestion waits on appetite." THE II ITT Kit AI'Ti:iI MCKNKMM. Exhausting fever leaves its victim low, And ouawisled, Health's return is slow i Then with the hitters weakened Nature aid, For iu each drop vitality's convoyed, aii a oi.m:ri. PKEVKNTirK. By night aud day, on river, sea or land, lu instant peril of disease we stand i lint ils dread arrows harmless seem to glide Fast all Willi this iavigoraut l'orliliod. I.TIPI'BE WATER, ETC. lioam through tho world.lhrough every climate range, Here is tho antidote 'guimt every change, Water inipnre it tempers, and inures Men in all hardships to all temperatures. KI!A MICKIVEttN, Who has not felt bow feebly words essay The qualms one feels on shipboard to portray 7 Ureud them no more, aeir oia nepiuueB power, The Hitters cure the nausea in an hour. AN ISAPll.Tf ltA'l'Fn TONIC. Of all the liquors borne across the sea Not one mars thai Iroai acrid poison s free; These bitters sluiul 'mid stimulants ulono. l'owerlcss to irritate, though prompt to tone. A 1NII.D APKUIIiNT. itemcmber, too, aperient root and herb, Are blent with those that relaxatiou curb Tn this rare mixture ; give this fact due weight, That while the Uiitsrs tone, they regulate. A GF.HTMS 'ORItet'TlVE. If on the stomach food to acid turns. And Donifent aas Ihe inner uiembrune burns. This grand corrective eoou removes ibe ban, Aud frutii the heartburn frees the iuuer man. A SAFE AND GKNTI.K ANODYNE, Why not with all tho opiates dispense, That shake ihe nerves and paralvze lbs sense. When these rare UlTT'KUrJ sooths both mind and fntuie. Inviting bulb to yield to slumber's claim I THE WOltl.D'B OPINION. Touching the IHTTKKK this grand fact is clear, i neir lumc one an mo vt eeteru nenusptiere. ivnoivn in an tunas, wnnneo ny its oceans twain, IUalth, Hops aud Viuoa follow iu Iheir train I AVOID COIVNTERFKITSI. ntl8TF.TTER'8 ISITTEItS share Ihe common fate Of all thines good, linpoeters imitate. Of these beware. Discreetly use yoar eves, rrom honest houses purchase your supplies. CAUTION. THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT. In order to umn uiminut drtnireroui Imnoriitinin, tli pnblic art) requested lo tHka especial note of the beita littilly enruved propriaiHrv HtHiiip, thronh which the (JuvernuieHt of lho ('itited Siuttw ottirmllr antlienti- ales everv bottle of HSThTTKH8 B1TTEHS. Thii shield, thrown by lite Government over the Dro prietonaud the public lur their joint protection, ii placed compU'iinualy RcruM tho rotk and over the nark of each bottle, and cannot fail to strike the eye of the not caw ml ohttprvrr. N'oihitifr tlmt purport to be HOSTEil KK'8 mTTEitScau bo getmiue uu- ivtm ine ouiuip u uiere. It in also uronor to state that the BITTF.ItS ureinld cxrlnsivelv in kIhms, and never under any circiutielaiice by the gnllon or the barrel. Impostor and imitators are abroad, and the only Mifcffimrd the public have aKaiust them is lo see that the Hitlers they buy imnr theeiiKravea laofi ivmi note ol baud oi Aiessn. 11 O K l I Kit bMllli. mid the tlaniD above oieu- tioued. 1 FHKPARKD UT I10STETTEIU SJ1ITII, PillsburR, Pa. For sale by all Druikfiste, Grorors end Storekefpcrs uirouunoui ute nunti, And by HODGE & CALEF, Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Oregon, To tthoin all orders should bo addressed 681f Why do you use an Interior Article f HEN yon can buy at the same price! Tbe f celebrated 'Downrr Kiroacne Oil" The best uiade pure, white and nun explosive, bant ing with a brilliuat. steady niiuie, aud combining all ilia advantages of this inconisraltitt and cheapest illuminator, without Ihe alteadaiil risk aud danger ol explosions iu using a poor article. it MOORES. Falcm. Jan. 19th. IWH 4tHf Notice. la the County Ounrl of Yamhill County, Juus Term, ltM. Aitioii st Law. ' F.dgur Toppletou, Plaiiilill', ) vs. S Aleinndcr Caldwell. Pefendanl. ) riMI Alexander laldv. ell, Ibe ulaive nani,d defend L ant i lu the liame ol the Male ut Oregon, you are herehv summoned lo he and uppenr iu the t'ouuty I'oart of Vniiilnll rouuty, On gi a, on ihe linn Monday of June. IHdt, and answer Ihe romrliiinl ol Kdgar I'opplelon nguinat you for tbe siiin of (Sti.OO, with in. terpsl thrrcnii from October 9th, ItOi-J, on Die wllh tlis I'lerk of said Court iu the sl'oveentitled causs, or judgaisul for want thereof will be taken against yon for said sain. A. O. L'tniK, 4 l-lirsAil'y. Finiil Srttlciupnl. XTOTICK ie hereby given that NsnrT Hsrpols. ad 1 ministralris of tbe estate of V P. (larpolt, dee d, has nltal her aecnuiil at tlis April Terra ol this court, praying a anal (eilleuient of said estate. It is there fore ordered hy Hie court llist Monday, the lid day of May. A.D., I Slit, Ihe next regular term of tbis court ia War ion counts, Ureaon, is hereby set as tlis lioMof Ihe hearing of said application lor making final ssllh ment in said sdministnition.atid that all parsons ara r)nirnd to bs present nt llial time and show cause, if anv, wot tne sein act-cnni stinun mil ee ncceptsd. JOHN C FKKULt!. Co. Judge, Talon Curl. Au'vs for Aduunlstratrix. Halem, April 7lh, lrKi. w6 ShoriffSale. BY virtus of aa execntiun from the Circuit Court of Iba tiiaie ul Orcgou, for Manua county, and lo me dim-ted by the clerk of said court, in favor of William V l'sgn and saiainsl K M. Bnninm, 1 have levied anon, fur want ol personal property, and will proceed to sell Ic the highest liiddsr for rash ia band, at lbs court bouse door, in Ssleia, In anid coonir, na SATURDAY, THE VI. I 1UV OP MAY, I Sol, be tween the hours of o'clock a m , and 4 o'clock, p. ai , of ssid day, all ths right, tills and inierssl of Ibe said E M. lUcnnra, dcfendsnl above-named, ia and lo the following dsscrihcl premises, to will Lots nn 9. and iu in tiioct no. o. ami all ol clock no 37. situated in thecitvof Hslem. Mariua suuutr. Himi nf l Irsnn o bs eoUi to saUsly said nateunon, mtarest, costs aad' "-uingcosu. 8AM LIIKADKICK, ' elirnlf, Marion conniy. ing brokolT'H 1864. , , , uoiittui'eJ tllv ' INSURANCE. JVIjiilixs X'-lro and JL,Ife! rrtllH iindei'slgnod aro Agents In this Stale for the J. following Companies t MARINE. CAUVOIMA MUTUAL MA 111 NIC. . , .' , - 3TIB.E.' - ' IIAUT.'OUO...: llAIITKOltl), CONN. I'HOKNlX " cHAiiTKii oak ('(' fit niVli'l!i;'.'.'.'.' NEWYOKK. MKTKOl'OLITAK MA(AHA HO MM I'AUK AKCTIC " I'HOKNlX " WA81I1H0T0N " LIFE. KQI'lTAHIiR LIFE NEW YllKK. CONNECTICUL MUTUAL, HAUTF01ID, Conn. There are no older, safor or more reliable compa nice in the world than those above mimed. We will Insure at the same rates that cau be ofvected through Kan Francisco agents, and tho California Hlate rjtomp Tax Is thus avoided. We call tbe attention of the eummninty, particularly married, to the advantages of Life Insurance. tar" Call and get u pamphlet. bMlf KICHAItP9&McCIUKK?. OUH TIME 1 1 AH COME. ALL persons Indebted to us in any way will pleaso consider themselves invited to come forward and settle up. , If it ie Impossible for you to pay, come and lay to, nilU let III RIIUW Wliril juu von. Should this general mvitalion not bo be heeded, It will be necessary lor us lo issue more specmiauu mure urgent appeals, at the expense of the invited. Expecting to change our business, we intend soiling goods iu future for the READY PAY. No more ae counts mode, except very thort onen, and by SPE CIAL A KUANUEMENT with PAYING CU8 TOME liS. J.ll.cVI.K. MOOKKM. Huleni, Oregon, Sept. 30th, ii'tf. J,A. Wood & Co, fnftnrin(r for the wholesale trade, a sit A perior article of TUHMSNT1NB. JAPAN OIL, and EXCELSIOR STAIN. The turneniine cannot be beaten ill any market in quality and cheapness. The Japan Oil is far superior and cheuper than any oilier oil for brick, boat, house and fence painting. The stain is a perfect imitation of Itosewood and Maimguny. I'rtre ft, do per gallon. T FKOIVT BTRKKT, POHTI.AND. Sept. 3D, IM, 6u3tf WOOL CARDING. Tho LARGEST, BEST, and the FINEST Carding; Machine IN THE STATE, in the town of Jefferson, on the Saotiain river, Marion county. Being thankful for past patronage and favors, we would respectfully inform our old customers and all who may favor na with their patronuge that we will be reudy to commence carding by the tOth of May.and as soon as there is wool enough in, we will commence running day and night in order lo keep as near up with the carding us possible, and accommodate Ihe public as much ns we posnibly can, and wo will use onr utmost endenvors to give general satisfaction to all who muv favor us with their patronage. ui it is our do sign and intention to do the best we can lor nil our f at rona, but wool must bs washed clean and freed roin gum and all tleece gmwu wool should he left out, also all sticks and coarse dirt should be picked out One pouud of clean grease will be required for overy eight pounds of wool. All persons trom a long dis tunce will have their rolls to take back with thuin, if posaible, at onr old prices. Onr terms will be invaria bly cash or its equivnletit. E. E BAItTElt at STEWART. JefTe rson, March 14, 18M. liwH To the Citizens of Salem. Lumber, Xjathts, Pickets. THE nndersigned begs leave to inform the rlllrctts of Suiem that he has re-purchased the t'LII'HKli SAW MILL aud PLAMNIi MACHINE situated on the Orpgon City road, 12) miles north of Salum, where he will be happy to furnish hie old customers with the best quality ol Yellow, White, or Hod Fir Lumber, Lul lis, or Pickets, ou short notice and reusonuble terms. rj-iM FOUR YOKE OK OOOD WORK LT ml CATTLE wanted inimedintelv. , E. U. TOWL. January IHtb, 1S64. 46tf Odd Fellows' Itnral Cemetery, SALEM. OREGON. v THOSE who have relatives or friends interred in tliis Cemetery are requested to furnish to either of the undersigned as soon as practicable the follow Ing information, vit: Nauie.uge, sex, color, married or single, place of birth, of what family, number of days ill; died wlion, where, and cause ; mined, wnen anil by whom. The object of the foregoing inquiries is for the purpose ot registration in a book already procured for tout purpose. I. n. MOORES,) C. N. TERRY, f Trustees. S. E. MAY, ) Salem, January I I, 1864- 4Gtf Notice. Prohate Court, Marlon County, Oregon, ss. Estate of ueo. . oiyers, dec a. TO all whom it may concern. Know ye, that whereas the said decedent und wile oxseuted to one Ai Cootidge, a certain mortgage to secure the pay ment of two several nromiHsory uotcs al the dates aud for amounts specifically set forth in a petitiou present ed lo this court and on tile in tne same ; and whereas it is thought best to sell the real eetuto described in the mortgage to pay the amount of moneys secured there by, there being no personal property by which to re deem the snme i therefore, the widow of decedent, lielrs.and all persons interested in said estate will take notice that Tuesday, May the 3d, I8ti4, is set apart for the purposed considering tne matter, at which time lliey cau preseut Iheir objections to this court grant iug'an order to sell tbe real estate de-u-ribed in said mortgage. J. C. PICEIILKS, April 7, I4. 4w6 County Judge. Sheriff Stile. Samuel Ilmwn, Compl't vs. Joseph llebert, Esther Hebret and I. a. .MnttliRii, uerte. TJY vlrlno of a decree of foreclosure In the above JlJentitled cause, and an execution duly iiuued there- on from ihe Circuit Conrl of the State of Orpgon, for ine i;onnty oi sianon.aud to me directed, by the t.lerk of mud court, I will expose for sale, as the law directs, at tbe Court House door. inSulem, In alnrion Cnmitr, State of Oregon, on SATURDAY, THE 7TI1 1'UYOK MAY. J&i-I. at the hour oil o'clock. P. H. of said day, tbe property of said Defendants, as desrrineit in said decree ol forerlo-jura. to wit : Situate in Marion t oun'v.Statcof Oregon. kr iwn as the south half of the donation claim of Edward Belonger in t. 5, a., r. 1, and II w., and parts of see. 13 in t. 5 s., r. 3 w., and see. IS, u 5 a., r. I w. containing I'M acres, more or less. Also, ine loitowtng described premises, siiu ate in t 5 s., r- 1 and 2 w., commencing at the s. w. cor ner of W. 11. Magers' luud and ruiuiingllieiice north to the n. e. corner of Edward Belonger and wire's said rlaiui. in t. 5 a. r. 3 w.. thence easterlv to ihe ua Una of IV. B Magers' so as lo embrace aorcs. smith of said line, thence to the southeast comer ot W. It Ma vera' hind, thence west on aaid W. U Magers' line lo the place of beginning, containing lii acres, being land conveyed by said lingers and wife to suid Hu bert, Jau. Ul , I Hi), to Us sold to satisfy said execution, interest, eotts and accruing costs. SAM L IIEADRICK, Sheritf Marion Conuty. Salem. April 11, 18lH.-4w6 iVotiee 18 given Ibal ilia first regular meeting of the stock holders of the "Pine Creek Water Company" will lie held al Pina Valiev. In Baker nouniv. hnnnn. nn Saturday, the ill at day ol May. 14. lo elect direi-tors lor me corporation. utUKtit A. 1VM.K, for the incorporators Annum, March 1864. 4a Adiiiiuialralor's iotiee. VTOTIOE is hereby liven that .the undersigned has 1 1 been duly appointed Administrator of the estate of fli'-anim nunio. uecea.cn, oi i'ois county, uregon. aii persons naving claims against said estate are rs- OllesledlO nreiuiut the Ulliil In Iha Ailminiatntlor In Dallas precinct, in said county .within six months from inisiiaw. JAM hi w. SM11I1. Pallas, April 6th. IS64. 4wiipd J. W. SOUTH LK, BOOKSELLER ....isD laroaraa or sutidsibi,.... Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous, .ISD BLA.HK HOOKS, June 0 Htf Secondstreet Corvallia. HARDWABR-Siich as Iron. Riv ets, Bolts, Vt ushers. Nuts. Springs, Xails, rites, ate c, lor sale ov SMITH dt CARTVYRIOHT. 7if HOWE'S SEVVIXfi MACHINE. THE NEW STYLE Howe's Family Sewing Machine, 1IT1I.L seam, slitrh, gather, hem, fell, hind, nnilt, i V run.bmid.and in fact I'KltKdKM THE W Ilul K KANtiK OF FAMILY SEWINO It ues TWO Threads, making lbs LOCK HTITril. There an oinereni sites. I' rices from 0 to 9i3. HT tt received the HIGHEST Premium at the late World's Fair at London, and has been need in Oer- msnv, France and England fur fourteen Tears, with u.r-. :.t .. L j e - . ' FREKLAND BROS, Alhanv. Agents for Oregon. For sale at K. 0. Parriah k Co. t, ealan, and by Frseland Bros. Alhanv. ran4n Owyhee? Hnloou. TIIK shove Saloon situated atxt door above Moodv's Hall. Dalles, baa been anlamJ. rrflttd and refurnished, and will b conducted on Ih litis nf n srsi eiass cnioon. r ree conecn ever nieni , OEKR ft McCONXELL." Dslles, Fea. In, ISA. j,f DR. JAYNE'S IOX l'ICCrrOH ANT And Sanative Pills, AVMHKICN IHF(mETIIKl'l'IILI0iOI.0NO t r I I auu loiuiu sin'" aii"i. -j - roiiulrv whore they havo hwui soli , (ntid tluire i ... i . ... and found sum general mviir "'-J " . " plara on the civlllled glooe wnen. i,.v r Ll.ll.llial.it woiildsi-ei,riiliniisl super! nuns at this el n I reel attcnlloi. to litem throiigh.tl.e meihuia ol he pi,,... Yet it la due ;erln humanity, and luioiiilly to tiiai nuinMi..n ..,n - Liu climate of tho Pucillc cuiist, sullor from hiuMwe ni ilir- Liiiiirs iiiiu riiniai, indneing and ending in CONSUMPTION, many ot whom may not have used this remedy, tha hey should he allowed lo read some of the cases whole la inllucnco luu ueen iisniui in rij --"i - iroiu wimii me; a'" Bii.iu, THE EXPECTORANT Operate 1MOIATELY upon llm Dlsenss, A'ure and Suredily Eradicating while the BAR A TI VI', PILLS, by preserving rcgulnnly m Ihe bowels and giving a healthy tone to the other internal organs aid und assist the perfect operation of the former, a. ...,!,. i. o.lr,4 i ilia fnllowing eerttnratea, so looted at rutidoui froia tbo mass in possession of the proprietors. n- n .l,.ena nearHln Gen. Win. P. Orton.one of mv neighbors, wus cured of Brom-hitls by the use r 'i. Knurltiratti aud Alterative, ai'lor having lam forty days ut tha point of death, und three eminent physicians having exhausted tlioir skill ttpou liml. Several cases of Dropsy and Cancer have been cured in my neighborhood. My little daughter was taken last November with an enlargement on the nock, which grew very fast, I immediately ooinmontcil giv ing her your Alterative, and sho ia now nearly well 8 ' THOMAS L.TUNNELL. From the ltov. Nelson Cook, lot of Brooklyn. Min. Msw York, Jan. B, IHul. rt.. n T.,A TlnUt., A vnnnir nmn living ill m house was taken with a violent cold, which settled on bis lungs, causing a noarse, tionow ouugu, mwnura .ui.l. u I. e. n Tt.iu AnnliiotMil for nuira tllllll two WIMI lUUVO tKIVl. utnwu,,....- -" 7 -" ------- weeks, when all thought death to be inevitable. At ,i,t. n..ini i Mn,m.hwJ ulviiig vour Exoecloratit and Sanative Pills, according to directions. Iu the course ol two or three days, lie uegan to expeetoruug iromy aud ill uhout two weeks lie wus about and was toon well. , S tinmmnnnl hie nhvxleian and familv snent a nigh in my bouse. The daughter was taken with a violent croup, which threatened speody dontb. The father K n,uii.t,,a ....(ipIiwImiI In liva till, KxOOOtO- runt Wlllcn soon auorueu renei. Prom the Rev. N. M. Jones, Rect. of Pro!, Epls. On Saint Bartholomew, I'hiludelpiua. PiiiLtDisi.rHiA, March 31, IH5H. Dr. D. Jnyne Dear Sirt In all cases resembling Consumption, I recommend Jayne'a Expectorutil. having in so many instances witnessed lis oeiunciui ell'etu lu the two lust cases which came under my ob servuliou. the uduiinistration of the Kxpectonint has, I am happy to say. been attended by ttio most de cided improvement oi ins puiionis. For a greater number aud variety of certil1eates,and fuller information regarding these and other of l)r, D. Jtiyne and Sous' Preparations, reference is given to their AM.MIAL ALU An AU, wlucn muy he had Iroiu linv UIUKKIBI vr uvuier in uiroiuoit-o. 8MITU& DAVIS, lyC4( ' PoilUnd, Oregon, Aeiitu for tlio Stut. PORTLAND FOUNDRY ....AND.... MLA.OiiI3rE SHOP. Flrni HU'Kftt Ui:lw!ii Vmlilll mid MorrUou. HAVING become note nroprioturol thlseutalilish ment, the uinierHiifiien in now prop tired tu umuu lucturt) ALL KJiNDo Or HTJiAM fcM.;iMvS,nf sizee from four to fortv Iioi-ru power, portable or slHtioimrv. Ann. (!irrnlnr Hhw M i Hn. enmDlotet Hrv Prenneii of all hixoh ; J'Iuiiujk Macbinen (Woodwortlrit pattern) t Wrotiiftit aud l;ust Iron Work lor vertnul emr and Qwm Mills; bruRHaiul iron catmgB,nnu wroughtirun work ol every uewnption. All ordein executed with (liflpatch.Hnd In n work manlike niHuner. DAVID M0NNAHTK8. P. 8. A reduction hat been mude ou till kinds of work nt my ho),to8Uittlietradeundcorrerinond with uniiortnu pneett. nmy.i ixu SALEM FOUNDRY, It. F. U It A KG, l'roprictor. fT AVING purchased the entire interest in the foun TI dry ut Salem, I am prepared to furnish CAST. INti.H and WltODOIIT I HON WOKK of every des cription.on short notice. All orders lor MILL WOBK will be tilled with die. natch, and in a entisiactorv manner. Afrriuullural iniplementsof uli kiuds manufaettiretl tolorder, or repaired. 4 it rAI.TElt A CO. Frsctlcsl Printers, and Dciltmln Type, Prestcs, Printing Material, Ink, Pupor, Cards, Ate, 510 Clay St., above Sansoine, J. B.FAi.vTcn) HAN ( KAXCISCO J. M. PAIMTKR T. f . paistkr OIBresilttedoutwitlidistiutrh. Uf J. W. BOUT HER, DRUGGIST, ffeeond Ktreet, Corvallia, Orrjton, TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LAItGE AND XI well-selected slock of ANKRICAN, PHF.NCII A It I) ENGLISH Clicmlrali, Drues, Jlcdielnex, Perfumery, Dye muiik, raney uoons, rnnim, 11111, riirpcniine, Glaus, I'utty, Varnishes, Brushei, ie. rhysiciuns ran rely on having their prescriptions oarelullj cotopoiinueu ut an iioura. l it CHOCKEIIY VARIETYSTORE, Coiuiiienial Street, Salem. pr It. Finn, would respectfully inform ,k iL his old friends, and the nem onet oso.that Vj lie is now oHinin nt his NhW BluKh, on Commercial htreut, 8alem, a A Large ant) Varied Assortment OP CitOCKEItY, OLASS-WAItE, WOODES'-WAHE, WILLOW-AVAHE, TABLE Ct'TLCKV, and a FULL ASSORTMENT ot Faintly (Sfooofless, still of which he will sell at WHOLESALE or TIK TAIL, at prices warranted to Kive Baiifai-iioit, or uo sale, tiive uie a call, and look at tbe hue goods, if yon do not wish to purcbaso. No trouble to show goous. . IIolfl-Kcrpcn and FamiNci wil And it to Iheir advautajra to piirrhane iheir Glass, ware and Cmckery from me, ea 1 rliull ALWAYS krepa FULL ASSORTMENT and tell AT LUU PRICES tor cash or ready pay. To) I Toyit 1 1 am also well supplied with an eitetieive nssorl ment of toys, of foreign aud domestic muutihii-ture. N. KISH. Opposite Htateaman Bulldina, Salem. June '.m, liiii, e viaf The Leading Insurance Company. PHSNIX Insurance Company. HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capitis, ftlOO.OOO Casb AtMeta ...6J0.6aa.8!) Inveatod la California $39,000 rjENUY KELLOGO, PaisiDiaT. W B CLARK, StcarrAar. ' PACIFIC BRANCH. W. Corner Montgomrry ond Commtitial SU , a.x fHAxriaro, rPremlnms received br ths "PHfEN'IX" lor insurance in this Hlal are retain ed for investment ia California sernmifs, and toovther with t-'i'.l.uun already invested Bonds, are held sub ject lo claims fur loss under Pa cine slnra policies, MARINO THE F1KEXIX A "Home Iuattitutlon., Cf rV inmaUy adjusted i promptly paid l.y l, H.liUUi (,'WA l potnlt rkrrt Ike, occur. R. H. MoGILL, General Ajt't. - PnlMlMa i Mil awl at tut aaaiiAa&rl I ll.ia j.f.' I " aaa ttisaj sirrtl star IM1 Wkr Cqmpmt, oq ill rlaMN of dwrall nropertr Wit huilt dkLaV itlriiUllt In lila attk ss.r-a.,... . "j -. "votoii r ajt7tM, alUU t ret mi low h Mvpucy and fmr pmlil will admit BELL & BROWN, Resident Phinix Arnli. (VI , lata-ly 8ALKM, OKKOOf SMITH & iJARTWRIGHT. SCCCE8SOKS to COOKK, V - t CO , 8alia Orvifoo, bet; leave to iufer v IB , have and are receivina a t iXL Sl LEl'TED slock of genera) r, , of. , M, AIIKI,, DASS to ABEL, , .AT TIIUIU. STJfiAM lACTOJ IY Still IIIK SI KAMIIIIAT I.ANIIINd, SAI.KM, K If, .;i (I.S II AMI, AMI HAM t'Al Tt III., Al.l. lit NUN Ol'- SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE, Uimlow rraiiii n, Vc, Ac.; ami rtr itKiaii, to ii ii i) mi, Every Vnriciy of OUTSIIII! nml INSIDE Finish SCIIOLIWOOL. WOOD-TUHNIMtl.etc. All biiiilsnf JOB WORK done with noiilness and dispatch -Mlf IIAHH4, A1IEL. HUMISTON, WILSON & CO., iMrniirr.iis ami wiioi.kbai.k dkamii in Fine llnindles, Wliics and Liquors, Kirs Pi-oof Ili'lrk Kinre, Front Hli-eer. cornel' of Oak, INii lliinil. uTPn We tuka pleasure in announcing to our old If f ImihiI rotis nml lho public of Oregon and Wash rWSjJiiiututi Territory, Unit after two years' bind a'uenH. wo have eHtiililislied a trade and fucUi- tios for Importing in our line of goods tlnit dulles com. peiltion, Also, 111 lit. wo are selling goods AT BAN FRANCISCO PltlCba and guarantee mem to bo genuine, our stock being at all limes auhjoct to the strictest uliemiciil iiunliuition. No Trade Solicited except ia FINE LIQD0E8. OUH STUCK OONSISTI in PAttTor FINE OLD BRANDIES; Oturd Dupuy it. Co., Jus. Hoiinosy, Unitc'l Vineyard ronrielors, A. iioinoi ot i,o., uiuoi,i waeuuon cv. io., ,'. Mnruiiett. A. Biegnett, Union of the Propriotors, and vunoiis other brands. Fine Old Fort and SHERRY WINES. Purs old ODorlo Port, line old llnrgundv Port (sweet and heavy! Durl' Gordon Pale and Uolden Hberrv, Harmony Aopnews auu iouoier ouerry taiiu aim heavy, CHAMPAGNE and CASK WIXKS or Every )(!8cripllon. Flue Old Jnmui.-a Itum, HI. Croix Rum, PURE HOLLAND OIN. fim: OLD WIIIXKEVS. Stewart and Hurvev's Old Hrnteh, Old O'Neill's line old Malt 01. 0 liuURUUN of the Ikest quality. einwrloruid Kve. Old 1'each and Ck'rrv Brandy of superior quality, AUo, a lai'Ko uesoi-tiiieiit t of CASE GOODS of everv ucscriiitioit used iu llioliiior trade. N. 11 We liuvn at all times Inrirn qunnlitiea of liquors put tip in suitable packages for parking to the mines. Ordors from Mni'i-luints and Dealers respect fully solicited. llli'MINTON, WILSON & CO. Portland, Au. 14tli, ISIU. ' HUM lCiclnti'tlH & Ult'Crakcn, Forwarding and Commission Merchants ..AND JOnBRHS IK.. Oregon Flour, fruit, Bacon, Lard, GKAIN, dMi.. die. IIHK.CEMENTand PLASTER received by every Jpiiiliiitf vesset, IV Will attend to the purchase and shipment of Mercliandise of every description in Ilia Eastern and Sail Francisco market,. Also tu forwarding goods in Sun Fraucisuo and 1'oitlaud. Tbe Celebrated Manny Reaper nnd Mower. and Airricultnrul Impleinonts of evory description fur nished for oueli at bau I'runcisoo cost and transporta tion. H e will also attend to the sale of Oregon Produce in Viitoriii, having established a house iu that pluee under the iiiauugeiuunlof Mr. I). Eisk,a gentleman of eight years' experience in the trade in Man Francisco. JOHN Mt-CIIAKEN, Commercial Wharf, Portland, JAMES B. KICIIAItOS, 3? eaernniento street, Hun Krauoisco. fi24tf New Ferry at North Salem. THE undersigned would give Notice to the travel ing public thai he has eelahlished a SWING FEU KY ou Ihe Willamette river, one-half mile below the old furry, and will ferry at any ttage of water and tn alt Icinat of weather. KATasor manual: 1 span of horses or yoke of oxen 35 cts. Eiirli additional uniiintl 5 " Alunuud horse 12J " Footman a " Loose cattle aud horses euch 6 14 Hlieep and bogs , . . . 2 ' We buvo excellent facilities for ferrying STOCK of all kinds. Our boat will carry 4l beadof cattle at one time with perfect safety, and will cross the river iu from 4 lo 6 minutes. COX it SHELLY. Kaiuni, ,11 uy 8th, 18u3. i'Juilllpt paid Blank!. riMIH following blanks are fur snlo at the Slntetman X Ollice, ill quantiiiea lo soil. Orders, accompanied with the rash, pjumptly attended to : Connlv Orders, in colors: Grand Jury Summons i Letters Testamentary!' Letters of Administration! Attiirbnicnla i Executions ; Adininirlrulnr'a or Kxsc ntor's llondn ; Sturriuge LireiiM-s ; Promissory Notes t Proof of Will ; Jiietircn' Siniiiuimn Justices' Attach ments i Appraiser's Commissions! Warranty l)eedi Tax lleceipta ; Suhpoiuas, ice, 4c o. Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital. lllta. IIAW'I IIOIlMi AM Mill VK. A, I'll T MICIANM A,I PRUPK1ICTOHIS. THESE Iuslitutions are situated In East Portland, lua healthy und pleasant locality, near a beauiilul perennial spring. Ampleaccomniodatione are afforded for the comfort and speedy oil re of those that fuvor us with their patronage, Ollli e ut Weiitliei ford's Drug Store, Front street, Portlstid. -j,f ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LORIILARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer, 16 IN I'llAirlBKKM NT,, (Formerly i'i Chatham street, New Vork ,) WOULD call tlw attention of Dealers to the arti. cles ot his uiauiitacinre, via : HltOW.V hMKI'. Dumber, Demigros, , Fine liuppi e, Pure Virginia, Ciuu-se lliippm Nucbilochea, American Gentleman, Copenhagen. ViCI.I.OW KM'KF, Scntrh, Hoiibv Dew gcotch. High Tonst Scofeh, esh Hnner Drv Scotch, Irish High Toast, Fresh Acolch. or Lnndyfoot. tTT Attention is called to the large reduction in prices of Fine fit Chewing and Smuking Tobaccos, which will be found ol a superior quality. TOIIACtO. SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING. Long, P. A. L., or plain, 8. Jugo, No. I, Cavendish, or bwvel, cipanisll, No. 3. Hweet Eicetiled Oronoco, Cunnstar, Nos. I At -i Tiu Foil Cavendish, Turkish, mixed, Granulated. N. B. A circular of prices will he aent on anplica liou. may 15 IjtiU J.C. Suclton, Physician and Surgeon, MONMOI-'TH.I'olkConntv, Oregon. The Doctor hiii(f a gradnatsof ihe Curtis, or Phveio-ncdical cullsgo. Cincinnati, Ohio, is a true Botnnio in ha pruc tire, entirely dincardiug i-aloiuol aud all miuetilpoi sons, aud using none hut purely vegalable medciues, and oulv tbe perfectly innocent al that. i The Doctor would further suv to the puhlii alio, that he ia prepared In cure all rancors, fmiolentsnree abscesses, tumors, &e,, that are cnimble, ana with agent, purely vegetable. jf Farmers and Shippers, Attrition SALEM WAREHOUSE rPHE nndersigned, having completed the .'virur 1 WAHKllOlieE.are now prepared to rell -7i iss freight, on storage or fur shipment. , j,. .m., .w. turiiiKmtii, iruik, are unexe .... ...... -V o ,nwn ll,, f, IV n a i c Ii .VWAA, on ihe buuk of Ilia river, a rs, buut your grain and fruit while the roads ire goJa nd place thum with fnv a.-rws lo market at anv time r,. ALEXANDER at HuliliAN. Salem, Oct. t, IRfi3. Ir: BENJ. STJtANG, PARLOR ANd'cOCK STOVES or EVERT PATTKR, Ke-pa constantly ou hand, and Manufactures to order, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware, On reasonable terms. METAL ROt'KIN'O, and JOBniSO of all kinds promptly attended to. M' Sorth of Hirsch At Co. KWtf l.J. Itl TIro H PIONEER HATTER, JU 7i KIIONT STItEET, POIITLAXO. ' HAS consiunllr on hand a COMPLETE ASSORT tneill of Oenllenien'. Ilnl. ,ni V of the I AT aT and MOST APPROVED stvli n.wil' AT' pari of the Orrs, M..eak,n, .CZTl Z a. Hate. .f, H.u. ia all eZT'tJS pr-re I f Order, from ,b. cTontrv "Tv hcmleincn y,.,nK Portland, froa, th,,."rU not ia muifaliaui want of a hat, who will w h 1. Whs. a lul is Be bih, Mt Tha Hllllll'sTriKtl lillr..- fur, "t u':.!1,.1 i -f 3Stf Pion.,H..,7au'?'r-"' VI r ront street. of fasbionshla ,!v!m. ft.r M, k- '"viii.r n 7tl llMTO . , ...w V - fnt -.. lltf tJ- BIUI1VUI . r w ' t'li, 3 --1 I "Tt I