The Oregon statesman., May 09, 1864, Page 4, Image 4

, ... -, - Iiiaiio Cnr, April IS, ISM.
Fd Statksman : What strangely sulcm develop
manU grow nut of this "unholy war nf coercion and
ubjupatloa I" Whata multifarious massof discordant
elements In Here oonnislon rise, Ilka cream lo tha sur
fata, at the Inauguration oftarh new measure for tho
wicked purposes proponed bv 'III Immortal abolitiou
administration I Chlvalrvqimllx before mudaill achieve
ments, and fears to on lit name ; privilege "and pre
rogative" look ahead without discovering any very flat
tering omen nf promise In the political horizon of tin
future. Times bare ehsnred. We mourn the lima of
what was, snd fear that which is. I times like these,
which try the souls of m, not mudsills, It behoves
vary one to mark out the course lie will pursue, and
more, not only with cireumatancea, but energetically
loot he should be overtaken by the persistent enemy of
all that it great and oblvslrlo In human nature, and
thereby he brought to grief.
.1 would advise tny good frlenda In the previous ease
of frlef-tniitten ahivilrylf It bo found Impossible
which I greatly fear will bo the c.ao-."U preserve the
nigger manacles as they were and the nigger as he In"
which 1 sellers is tin Magna charts of our glorious
falUi at least to save the broken fragments thereof,
along with such suitable accompaniments as broken
lion's teeth, with a small bunch of hair from mane and
tail each, and a plume, of feathers (mm a dead bnz
sard's wing, supported upon a dry cactus stem, with the
rattles and fangs of a well used up ansae, and trans
mit them as a legacy unimpaired to those who may be
favored by baaveu with the Inheritance uf our ence fa
vored but now ruined hopes! Alas I 1 would further
advtat those of out envied faith and honored order, to
la no wise forego,. the exquisite pleasure and great ad
vantages growiug out of aiartyrdom,ln which rests nor
last and only hope of popular favor f and knowing, too
as we dD, that the Instruments of procuring to ua In
this, our time of extreme need, thla essential boon to
our wounded feelings and much bruied and badly bro
ken cause are not to be found among these unletting
mudsills and merciless ralulons ot a daring despotism,
the like of which has never before assailed our holy
cause, nor dlsgrsoed the pages of immortal history
I would advise each one lu turn to hind his neighbor
who may be found worthy of the distinction, severally,
and then, aa tha Southern branch of our sacred order
baa succeeded so well In doing, we must emulate thetn
la all they do procure our Immediate and certain destruction.
As a moral to this piece of advice, which seems to
be demanded by the exigencies of the times, I would
beg leave moat respectfully to suggest, that a life de
voted to heaven bom shlyalrviss br fully verified on the
one hand In the case of the Immortal lion Quixote de
La Hsncha.tlw father ef modern ehlvslry must lie
expected, beside the many good things ucoomplishrd,
to lead the votariot through many wonderful adven
tures, and to end, if not tragically, at least tearfully i
and, on the other hand, as in the case of Sampson
should the end sought be brought about by the means'
and In the manner suggested and heaven grant it may !
chivalry would Sfljoy .the Imperishable honor of des
troying at its death s greater number of wicked and
malicious enemies of mankind than by al) Its Hercule
an laborers for ages past ; nor would all (he noble and
daring deeds of our precious order put together .during
the long period of our glorious ascendancy, furnish to
out future Mxtorlan no pleasant a reminiscence aa this
last praiseworthy act, thereby showing to mankind that
although life with as might have been full of awkward
blunders and sadimUtakes.iu death, st least, we are
consistent.'1 Most respectfully, I am ,
'Vi .1 ' A COPPERHEAD.
. CyWe yetrda heard, of a case of inua.
inanity that pat to blush all that we have ever
heretofore heard of in the shape ef brn'nlity,
It is the oaee of a man with a wife and live
children, living eo Teo Mile Creek. It ap-
Sean that day or two fine one of the cliil.
ren was taken down with the small-pox,' ; The
father, instead of rendering whatever assistance
waa Jo hia power under tho oircanjatrtiicaa,
forthwith gathered hp hie valuable!, Including
Wflgoo, and team, and iome four or five looso
animals. With those and all the loose money1
he had Id the world, be darted olT, loaving lug
wife and obildren in otter destitution. In hit
hurrf to wt away some of the nnlmnli strayed,
and whilst search in r for t,e.,.; the ifaot of
hie desertion became known. Yesterday be
was in town. Inquiring of the misting animals,
nd whilst thai engaged Sheriff Olney over
hauled him, and notified the heartless wretch
that unless be returned and made provision for
i " family; woulrMe mobbed and most likely
have bis neck slretohed. Influenced by his
fears, he last night procured the servioe of a
doctor and made arrangements for the proper
care of hia afflicted wife and children. We
think his ory roar be searahed In ffftin fur nnr.
tbitif like parallel oase of brotalitv Mnun
Honey Lake Vallbv A correspondent
of the Oregonian who was in the rocent expe
dition against the' Indians, gives' the following
description of the valley in which Harney Lake
is situated!' '' 1 ''": ;;''.
.The talloy is 6(1 miles long by SO broad, and
about 6.000 feet above the levef of the sea;
about half its area bocenpied by Harney Lake
which lake i '.wmtantly fed by several large
streams rising in the mountains and flowing
through nnmeroas canyons on every side of the
valley's circumference. The luke does Dot ap
pear to have any outlet, and later in the sea-,
son is probably of much lees site, as many of
the streauia flowing towards it siuk. Its waters
retaid to 'be very alkaline, of which I
had no opportunity to judge, but which is
probable, as I observed Hie peculiar alkaline
luorostatioa on the greater part of the valley
through which we travelled. The valley, with
the exception of little portions nf It extending
Into the canyons, Is a vant, sterile sage plain,
almost destitute of game, though we saw a few
antelope, Jackass rabbits and sage chickens.
Hot or thermal springs are said lo be numer
ous in the valley, though I saw but one ; it km
steaming away fiuely. The bluffs and table
land in Ibe midst of the vnll.'y.lixik like islnn 's
al sea and strongly favor the Idea that the
whole expanse of the valley was once an in
land Ooeaa. ' Tho mountains surrounding the
valley at this time of the year are all snow env.
ered t the greater portion of them probably
throughout the year.
r
The New DmnnuTic Fohitium. The New
York'.JfiirW of Thursday explicitly defined lis
Sew position, in Uis fallowing words :
When the riouib entered upon this war, they de
liberately exposed their slavo property to the
perils and vioissitudes ef a military contest, and
they must take the eensequances. The Demo
eratie party of theA'orth steadfastly holds to ths
saats principle of Bou-iiitrrreiition which it has
always insisted upon as the true Constitutional
doctiine. As it would net interfere to destroy or
cripple slavery, though disapproving it, so neither
will it interfere le save slavery from the eeuae.
qusnoes to which iU own friends hare exposed it."
Thb First Abolitionimt Aooonling to
Horace Greely's new book, llenjainin Lumlny,
of Belmont, Ohio, was the first Abolitionist in
the TJniled States, In 1815 he organized the
"Union Humane 8ocicty' of six tnembera,
8ooa after bo establiihed an anti-slavery pa.
par oalled Tkt Omitu f Vniwtrtal EmaiH
patitm. la 1828 he went Kast, and fell In
with Wm. Loyd Garrison, who readily cm
braced his views, and heuoo grew the Anti
Slareiy party of the United States.
tr The Nevada City Uaxttlt nnles that the
assessment of property in tbatounty thisyosr
will fall short of last year's returns. From
what V karn Lb rtTureiice to some of the oilier
leading mining eaatiea, the depreciation of
property will be general throughout the mines.
Thousands of laborers are preparing to emi
grate to Nets ada, Territory and Idaho, and
hundreds of trtfTchitnt' will either follow them
with their stocks of goods or remove to San
FrtDcisoo.Sfodtfoa Independent.
tyThe Secretary of war, In directing Qen,
Wright n arrest Qreathouse, gave orders to
have bltn swot in irons, under such milits7
foroe aa may be necessary, and it is also under,
stood iav oaask of any attempt at rescue, the
guard, art) to shoot the prisoner'. ' There is little
pleasure for him In tha trip, being heavily
irooad aod watched day and night bv an armed
swots, i Tha summary manner of his arrest
and tha precautious taken for his safety, are
indfoallont that the oaase of bis arrest Is a
mailer of aatrwas aooseqaeuoa te him. leia
Journal. '
sTTInmw Cepperhesjd ereans, th ' JTe w
York Herald World and rprtu, and the
Boston ro4. oav already wheeled into liners
the new frontvatid leading Copperhead orators
are following in their lead. Iu less than three
months tha entire party will have given op ths
doctrine of the eternily of slavery, and olaim to
be Ms emancipation party nf the country."
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B
OOT ! (HOBa A cliolot variaty,
J lost feeelved at
III , ajilTll 4 CAltTWM01ir.
H
AT k A ) i CAPIS A arood assortment, f.
01 fashionable itvirs. fur sale nv fswl
. tuiTU a. r iBTOBinsiT 7
in
NEW 0001)3! NEW GOODS!
HEATH, DEARBORN & CO,
AltE now receiving mid opmiing u very large stock
uf new unit ilmiiuhlo
lL1ArIlL:H, JJJtlCKS GOODH
Clwlllea, Orl eane cloths, Hi tic Heps,
Uebeges, Figured " " I'oplins,
Ili-rugus, Ottoman " ' llliiok Silks,
Delaines, Alpneua, Fancy "
All wool delaines, Muriuo., Ex.s'ilk Tat'ns.
ALL of the latest and newest Spring style.
FANCY AND PlTHNMHIItlCI UOODft.
Mantillne, Vulls, Embroidery,
Cloaks, Gloves, Itilihons.
Shawls, Craviits, Artificials,
Huts, Collars, Hosiery,
THOMPSON'S HOOPS,
STAPLE DRY COODS.
Spragus Prints, Denims, Drown Muslin,
Miirnniao " Hickory stripes, Hi d "
French " Ticks .. . " la Ur'n she'g
uusBimeros niiiinoirs, i weeds.
BOOTS -AJSTD SHOES.
Mlsiand child's calf and kid Ilalmoruli, .
oo do do do Uniters, . : t
do ... de do do Bhoes, .,
Ladies cnlf and kid gaiters, '
" assor'd colors iRsting gaiters, . ' 1
H kid and embroidon;d Hlippers,
" ralf, kid. cloth and enameled Shoes, ''
Gents tine cnlf pegged and sewed Boots,
lusting and calf pegged and sewed Gaiters,
Men's kip and cnlf Hruguns,
Boys kip and mlf ' 1 ' '
Men's heavy kip Uoota.
CLOTHING:
A iplenrlid f ork of men's fnul hoy't Hpritiand
Hummer sty lei of Ctianimere, Cloth, Ooenkln, Twuud,
Linen, Jeunv, Cotimmtlo Ctmtn, 1'Hntn ami Vnl,
Over, Negligee, Under, White mid Cheek Hhiru.
Bleached uiid Uiywti UrilliiiK, AIit'hio mid Shaker
Flannel, DrnworH, Sockn, Cilo von, Ties, HuBpendcru
WoqI uud btraw Hut, Nuvy Cai, etc. . t . .
HISCELLiHEOUS:
China, I
Mirrors,
Irons,
Axle, i-
Shovels,
Axes,
Washbourds,
Vainta, .
Varnish, '
hyrop,
HoHp,
Tobueeo,
Salorntus,
co.,
Olaaa,
Lunif'S
i Hteel, .
Hpiings,
lioea,
Hammers,
Tuba,
Oils, I
Turpentine,
. hugur,
Cuudles,
i Fipu,
I'leum Tartar,
etc.,
Queensware'
Lantems,
Nails,
Bolt, '
Hakes,
rJlielf U'dware,
llrooms,
(ilaas,
Putty,
llullee, .
'1'hii,
SlaU'hes,
Hphee,
dto.
All of whieh we will sell cheanor than ' anv other
man ' i ir cum or prouuee, winch latter we vm puy
the highest market price for. ' i ,
t.T.'i i i ......ri.. J ..'j ,,!'n..
,e laae piuasuio ut suuwiug guous auu coruiuny
Invite Mil purciiutiers to give ns a call.
ealeni, April N, iwn. -; in
JACOB COHEN,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
VltONT TUEKT, POKTI.ANW.
, . . ; OSALKH IK .
FINE JEWELRY & WATCHES,
WEIGHT AND SPHIN0 CLOCKS, '
Solid Silver A Plnted Ware, Cutlery, Ac.
. AI1KKT Fflti W ROIIUrS . ,
LADIES' PATENT IMPKOVED
GOliU BfCI.T BtllKLKS,
Walclie njiil Jewelry Rcpuired mid WurrnuUd.
Particular Attention Paid to Repairing
,. Fine Watches,
:' I ,'.:..,( nftf
I keep on hand a complete ussortment of
SPECTACLES,
,d . of the improved styles, Also,
Opera and Marine Glasses., Qaarti Masnlfr-
ing uinstei, lompasHen, arrnueciurni
lin rnments, &c, Ac.
t? All irooili sold by die are wurrunld ns repre
sented. AlTurdrn from the country will be promptly
al tended Ui.-lybWl JACOJI COHEN.
J. W. SOUTIIEK,
BOOKSELLER,
,...4D iKroarKR or statlimkri,.... , ..i
Law, School, Medical, Mlsccllancons,
AND BLANK ROOKS,
June 0 Mtf . BeeondslreeLCorvallis.
The Trotting Stallion,
iffiFLY-BY-NICHT.
WILL stand in Nalem.ttia eiisniiia SMHwin. whiih
coniiutuoed 51 arch iilli and will end July Joib,
IM.
leap, $25 5 Season, 40.
PFTltfJHFK-klv llv-Niifht wss not bv Canada
Black Hawk, he by Old Vermont Uliii-k Hawk ; his
dam was a large black Morgan Mare. Canada Black
Hawk was bred bv Col. H ll"W.of No ran, Canada;
and Ply by. Night by David Derick, of Clarenceville,
Canada East. . i :
r ly by-Night Is la hands high, thouuh he comes
just ua uear ) hands aa any horse in the blaie that
can trot with him or anywhere near hint. He is 7
years old. anu will w'lli :H7 pounds. He trolled nt
the Marion County s'air in IHilU, in the wason, and
won the 1st Premium, (HMI, and at the Sutla Fuir, on
three Itre, mads a dcud heat with the winner of the
1st Premium, being the fastest heat made during the
Fair, and the beat tune ever nmde in the Siato i though
only a road gait for Klv when In good condition,
Any mere failing this year cau have the seasou for
im trails.
Htock or produce taken at its coin value lu paymeut.
PREMIUMS.
I will give s srason amlis to tha owner of the Flv-
by Night cull taking the 1st Premium at the show of
my noree e eon una yor iu ouibid, auu sveoua pm-
miulu OI lue seusuu, on mo pavmeiuoi f-i.
Mures left al the Livery Statin of Beuuelt Si Quioj.
by, Portland, will be M-nt lo uie at balem.
'Howl uasturaga at f I iwr luoulh, but no responsi
bility for accidents or aseupea, but care will be lakeu
10 prevent either.
Please look al tbs colls of my horse, and then rome
and are nun. s. a. aiu,um
8aieni.tlarohl.MHni. Im7
PAUL JONES.
PREMIUM THOROUGHBRED BLACK HAWK.
t 7 ILL stand ths vnauing season of IH&l to Improve
V V the breed ol horses, at the Liivury BMtila of S.
At 1. Darhiu, ia halem. 8oasou eoniiiHUitwl 1st of
April and iil end July 1st. Good and eonvenieut
paNiuruge gratis.
1'era.tus breeiliii to Pattl Jones this year, and fail
ing to ohtaina roll, ran have the season of looogralis
TEKMM-I'.HI single leap ; HI seusnn.
Wheat and outs lakeu at the market rates.
Any person bringing; two or more good mares, can
nave tnem orca eu suarra.
Paul Junes will be limited to 75 muree.
Tim colls of Paul are large i uue owned bv Mr.
Ci.lbv 15 bands high at 3 Years old, was awarded 1st
Prt.ninm nt elate fur !) Another owned bv Mr.
Itud.l, lbs same site, be oh"era lo trot at the coining
Slate Fair for "a good round sum'' aguiust any coil of
uis age 3 jrearsi tu tue sinie.
PKF.MIUUSi
The nersnn owning I lie wars taking the 1st Pre
miuat at thesliew ul iaul Jones eolia this season,
will be given a leason gratis. Hie winner of Ibe '41
Premium $-11 iu enill.
Punl Jones it s beautiful black. between fifteen and
sixteen huuils high, and weighs ahoul 1100. He waa
sired by J. U MoCn.ken's Black Hawk ; he bv Bill's
Black Hawk, ef Vermunt. lliodauiof Paul was bv
Imported Kniigrant. Come aud see him and lielee for
youraalvaa. SOL. Dl'NHIN
Salem, April 15, l'-l. Iiw7
te
Tlx Fasl-truUint Dlick Hawk Slillioi
EMIGRANT.
WILL make s eeaaon in Yumhill eouuur, seivlug a
Uuiited number of mares al $i hi etna t the
season eommsneing on the 1st of April aud ending
July let, staadiug ulternulrly at the stables of 11. C
inn, laiiaveiie, u J. leaigalu, aiininnviiie, and J.
D. Walliua, Amity .
Emigrant is a beautiful chestnut sorrel, seven years
old Una Bering, stands lo) bauds high, and weighs
1, 1111 bmwuiIs, possessing great hone, power, and ao
tion, audi a mudul nf suuiiry. lie iaacknnwl
e'ged by all Judges ui be the bent stallion in the Slate,
and cau tret taster than anv other siallion in Oregon.
Ilia performances at tha last Ktale Eair are loo well
snowu w require any comment.
Emigrant was sired by Uillv McCracken. he bv Mc-
Craekeu's Black Hawk, of VeriiionL His dam was
Dauiel Viueeiil't Messenger, she by Coukwrilu'e
atesMiiger, ui ,n lora.
Marc from s distance will find good pastnrage at
l per week. All ear taken to prevent accideots,but
uot reepoLsieie lor any. ror furtiier lurorinalion sp
it 10 A IV Tl r I S. KsH.r,or
U1LI.S li CO., Ag is, Portland.
Lafaretle, Oregoa, 14. 3ml
fS-rf THE WELL-BRED RIFLEMAN WIT,
BUCEPHALUS.
WILL stand al John .rtappingrleld't iu Howell
Prairie, Marion county, lbs season of loot,
mmmenelng April Mb aud smling July 15th, on lbs
feUasvluf terms i
- Season, 30 1 lasnraaee, 935.
Bucephalus was brad la Marina county by Joseph
U agonei is 4 rears old ths IJih of June uext. He
was aired by Killsman, be by Imported (lleneoe. Bu
cephalus' dan by Old George grand dam kuown as
tbs tdwartl ssiare. Ua is a beautiful dark brown, li
hands high, itandard measure, star in forehead i a soil
ut nue lurai ana antso, aua ul greatwuKular power.
His allowance and stock will recommend kins, with
out btaalwiuf et bkiwing from me,
, Kowell PrSies, April I k, i. a ,,,4wrp.Hi i -
THE HIGH BRED TROTTING STALLION,
WATKIILOO.
rpHIH hifxh bred trottliiK ntullidii will mnnd the
hcL-iin Auril let anil enilllitf Jiinn
311, 18ii4, on Monduv, THemmv mid Wcilin'wliiy oreacli
week at the farm of Win. Mcllrae, In l.inn count)', !i
miles north ol l'coria, and on Thnmlay, Friday and
Huturduy at the furui of John Blowait, one luilo south
of L'orvnllis, at
:0 Till! MKANOIV.
Any nmro proving not in foul can he returned nest
seasou free of ulmrge.
Oimd paslnrage furnished grutib, hut iici iclellts null
esrHpcs ut risk of owner. Cure will he takeu to pre
vent either.
Waterloo was got bv Henry, of New York, and
was out of Nancy, by Chanticleer, imported by Col.
Hav, of New York. He is a beauliful dark bay, very
lengthy, and In gensral app-aranoe hloodhke. For
niauv yours, Waterloo stood ut the head of the West
ern l'urf as a two mile trotter, winning nil the purses
and premiums wherever shown, inaiie imtnnce lal
Uelmt, lViciiin,) mtuung tlu Premium in ike
BLUVD hlKU ever the umout Princeton, hred it
J. M. Clay, of Ky, Ho also won the SWEEP
STAKE PUEMJUM for Joaditer Stalliont at the
nn),(nnin Ntni Fatr at Stutramento in I Hill . His
In. i unniMtmiice on the turf was ut the Illinois Slate
Fnlrat Frceport.ln IW9, where he won the Society's
purse and premium, trotting tho 7th and last heat in
5:4L. WM MclLUEE, Agent.
I'eoria, Linn Co., April II, 1S04. Mmi
." - - 8alsi, Ogn., April 12, 1H64.
Tliis is to eerllfy that I was, hi lM. a rwidwnt of
De Kalb, III., bit crossed the l'lainsin loft!. I was
present at the Stale Fair ot Illinois iu 1S6U, and at the
race above referred to. I neversaw belter trolling than
waa done bv Waterloo, and lie fairly won and mat
paid the Society's purse and premium.
ill. o. LJJi.vn.
The TliorouKhbred Jack,
COMPEOMISE, JK.
1 V.7ILL stand the cnsuinit season, eouiinencinir April
if tut. unit i.rwlinir In .Inlv. lo()4.at tile furill (if the
subscriber, i miles Iniui Uullas, on the Sulcm roud, ut
the sousun, J5 to insure. Compromise, Jr., is
141 hands high, a dark hrowu color,
, SAMUEL OOFF,
Polk county, March 13, 18G4. iim7
1'EDIGREK Compromise, Jr., was foaled near
I.cxiiiKlon, Ky Sepieniher IMth, 1B4U. Hired bv
Hon. Henry -Clay's old imported Compromise. His
dam by lllack bauiiison, uraud ilaru bv importod Ulvs
.,. ' . H. P.TODHUNTliK,
Uxinaton. Ky., April 25, Wii.
CITY BOOT AND SHOB SXOXLS.
JOHN W.GILBERT
DlAleK Iff
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS,
1KATHKK, Htirl every article usually fonnd In a
J wall.rairnhited shoe storo. has JUKI' RECEIVED
a large assortment of (Jems' Calf, Kip and Mining
Boot I Uoye' Calf, Kip uud Heavy liootat Ladies'
Misses' anil Childreus1 Uuiters and Mhoea, all of the
BEST manufacture and of the LATUM styles.
Boots hii.I Hhocs iiinde to order, of the best material,
and guaranteed to ulve satisfaction.
r" Memerober, that the City Boot and flhne Store
is the only place where you can buy BENKEHT'8
I ros Hoots. 6in4'i
HI hl.N EtSS CARDS.
A LI, EN 6c LEWIS. Importers and Whole
sale dealers iu Groceries, Dry floods, Clothing,
and Boots and Klines. Also, solicit consignment, ol
Oregon produco, for the Han Francisco market, ou
which liberal advances will be made
Persuns shipping goods from the Eastern States to
our cure, can rciyupon their receiving prompt atten
tion.at moderate charges. OUlce in 8an Francisco,
IH9 elaiiaome street. 41-itf
CHESTER N, TEKltY, Attorney and Coun
selor ut Law, Mulein, Oregou, Commissioner of
Deeds, and to tauetestiuiony,ttcKiiowledgetiients,oLO.
for Iowa, Indiana, Misroun, Michigan, California uud
Wusliiugtou Territory. Ietters ot Attorney, and all
othor iiiHlruinentsof writing, drawn on abort notice.
Purticiiliir atteiitiou puid to taking Dopositicins, Col
lection of Notes, Accounts, cVc. Ulf
JC. Pi l WELL, Altornev at law, Albany. Linn Co.,
Oregon tlllha in Alonteith's liuil'diiiK. Will
practice in all the courts in Oregon, and promptly at
tend to all hiisineas entrusted to his cure. Particular
atteiuiun paid to collections from Portland, Hun Fran
cisco uud elsewhere, ill ull purts of Oregon. The best
of reference given if desired. 4otf
DVV. ct M. II. COX, Wholesale hii.I Kctuil
Druggists, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfninery, Fancy Koups,
Huir Briishes,line Toilet Articles, t'heinieala, Drug
gist's Glasswnre,Ai.e. Also, a large quantity of eon
contruted extructs of Plants of the purest quality.
Uommorcial st., Halem, Oregon. llitf
ADnisoi, o. otnns.
W. I.AIR HILL.
GIltBS le HILL, Attorneys anil Counselors
at Law. Will give prompt attention to all pro.
fessionul business entrusted lo them. Oltlce on Krout
street, opposite the Dennison Bouse, Portland, Ore
gon. C6!hf
l. H. aiTCUXLl.. JOS. H. DOI.PH,
Norarv Pulilin.
MITCHELL it DOLPH, Attnrnrjra. and
Counselors at Law. Solicitors in Chancery, and
Procters in Admiralty. OIHce over Post OlhVe. Front
street, Portland. - otiUlf
HENKY LAW, Conimission Merchant, and
Importer and Dealer in Wagon Materiul. Hubs.
Spokes, Pelloes, Hliafta, Hickory Axlea, Ace., on hand
in lota toauil-. Fluur and Peed of all kinda. Hture
tlb Front street, Perllaml aud Vil street, I miles. WJlf
. T.CATOS.
CATON 4c CURL, Attorneys nt Law, will
practice in the courts of this State. OHicein Oris
wold's brick, over Bell 6l Brown's store, Sulcm, Ogn.
Piovenmer, m, iw. jntt
i. 0. I'AHTWniOHT. C. S. nRI.Llt.OKK.
riAUTWKIliUT & HELLING Elf, Attor
J nevs nt Law, Halem, Oregon. Office in Moores1
Bhc!t building. 6611 f
WILLIAMS 4c MALLOUY, Attorneys at
Ijiw. OUlce in Wilson's building, Salem, Or
egon- .
June, h, lata, Htr
FO. McCOWN. Aflnrnry and Counsellor at
Law. Office with Dr. W. B. Hugers. Waennds.
Mnriou county,
Oregon. Post Utiles address, be I
paasl.
r C. JOHNSON. Attorney and Counselor
U it Law, Oregon City. Oregon. Will attend
to all business entrusted to his care. Collections made
aud promptly remilled. Iy37
1 VrTVrlcAi'KE oilers Ins professional
U services to theeiiixens of rlalem and vieinitv.-
OIHce in Hyers' building, opposite Keiiynn'a. itftf
fllHOMAS D. WINCHE8TEK, Attorney
a. at liw, h,niptre city, t.oos nay, tign. siiti
1 P. HON HAM, Attorney al Law, La
1J Grande, Baker comity, Oregou. 8i f
U MASON Ji.OllKLL,AliorueysalLw,Uallra,
AVA uscu ouuuly, Uregou.
'Jtf
Ilodge $ Calef,
PORTLAND. OKEUOy,
dtaleu in
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
White Lend,
Varnishes, BrusheR,
Painters' Materials, Sec.
-ALSO
Kerosene Oil and Lamps,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bbls. and cases.
Lard "
Kerosene " , "
Muchino " '
t r ;
Tanners' '
White Lend, kegs nnd pails.
Turpentine,
Puinters' stork,
Window Glass,
-AMD A STOCK OF
DRUGS AND HEDICINES
Unsurpassed iu the State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
HODGE fCALEF,
97 Front $trttt, Portland.
y 2 K'
I lOHTl'ITTKH'H
- t'KLKIIKATHI)
.ST.()MfCJrniTTl?US,
Conrliisive Proof of tlie Kfritnty of
I'd PTAMWII I) ITT nit'
l'rottJt'live Sletllotit luu.
RKAT TItlTIS!SI SJI1I.I, tOJIPAM,
WHAT TIIIC IIIITKIOt AltK..
A pure, delightful vegetable bairn.
To cheer the spirits, und the nerves to culm,
Protect the system from M iusms's bane,
House torpid Kuture and the strength sustain.
TIIKIlt lPfOHFOIKNTi.
By chemie art expressed with patient care,
Juices of plants, roots, harks, of virtues rare,
And the mild spirit ot the soundest rye,
Purest of all dill'usivo stimuli.
HKHUf.TS Ol' TIIKIIl VW..
Dlgesllon rallies, appetite revives,
The food assimilates, the patient thrives,
ijyspepsia vuuisues, witu all its tnroes, ,.: ,
And peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repoee. ,
EFFECTS ON TUB I.1VKK.
The bilious sulTerer, languid, listloss, pale,
Physicked for veurs, perhaps, without avail,
Finds in the BlTTKKS all ho asks or needs,
And lives lo smils nt doctors and their creeds.
OPERATION' Oft THE BOWELS.
Relaxed, constricted, or the seat of pain,
These organs should not, for one day, remain i
The cause of each extreme you cau oxpel
The blTTEUS lone aud regulate aa well.
EFFECT ON TI1K DKUIMTATED.
The Uucclii muscles firmness soon acnulre.
The frunie gninn strength, tiie eve resumes Its (Ire,
rirrongth to me iiinDs, uope to uie ueart returns,
Till stair aud crutch the convalescent spurns.
BBOKEfl COKKTITUT10SI.
Tlie constitution tried by pain or cure,
Or wild Indulgence, Is liot repair i
The genial Tonic, as the healthful dews
Quicken parched herbs, its wasted powsr renews.
C1I1I.I.S A.l FEV1CU.
Damp, cold, exposure to malicious fog,
Brings on of Ills a fearful catulogue,
But iiitermittents, whatsoe'er their kind,
UUbTElTEK b BITTKKc) scatters to the wind.
' SlrlC IlKADAtllB,
This torment dire that all enjoyment kills,
Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pills,
'Tis from the stomurh that it takes its rise t
Tone with the UlTTEUti, aud tlie anguish flies. 1
' ;'" WANT OF APPF.TITE.
Withoiii due uourisbuient life's pulses wune,
The blood grows thin mid dullness clouds the brain,
But this Elixir sets the svstuis right,
Aud ''Cloud Uigestiou waits on appetite."
TUB BITTKIISJ AFTIilt MsjKrVE8.
Exhuiiallng fever leaves its victim low,
And unassisted. Health's return is slow :
Then with the Hitters weakened Nalnre aid,
For in each drop vitality s couvcyed.
AH A flEMSRAL PBBVKNTIVB.
Bv nitrht and dev. on river, sea or laud.
In instant peril of disease we stand ;
lint its dread arrows lie rm ins seem lo glide
Pual uU with this iuvigoraitt forlilled.
' IJIPl'RB WATEII, ETC,
Uoatn through the word,through every climate range,
nere is uie uniiuoie guuist every cimiige,
Water impure it tempers, and inures -Men
in all hardships to ull temperatures.
UA rtlCIWI!,
Who tins not felt how fechlv words essay
The qualms one feels on shipboard to portray 1
Dread thetn no more, acty ota fleptnne s power,
The Bitters cure the nauseu in an bonr.
AN l'.AIH'Ir!ltATM TONIC.
Of all the honors bome across tbe sea
Not one murk that from ucrid poison 's free;
These Bitters stand 'mid sliiiiuluntsuloiie,
Powerless to irritate, though prompt to tone.
A Ulll.n APKHIRNT. '
Itemember, too, eperient root and herb.
Are oient nun inose tnai reittxation euro
In this rare mixture t give this fact dne weight,
That while the Bitters tone, tbey regulate.
A CIENTLK rOBBECTIVB.
If on the stomach food to ucld turns,
And nunirent gas the inner mumhrune burns.
This grand corrective soon removes the ban,
And from the heartburn frees the Inner man.
A SJAfE ANU GENTLE ANODYNE.
fl'litf nni will) rII nniiiffti diaitwinejo.
That ill like tlie nerve uud tmrulvr.e the mdh.
nuun tnuM ruro xiiiiitio kwutu) putb nimd uud
frunie.
Inviting both to yield to lnnber'i claim T
TUB WOUI.D'S OFIXIOX.
Touching the BITTKKS tliii tfntnd fart ie clear,
I heir luutu hilt all uie wen tern tleiiusphere.
ivtiown iu an lunui.swuaneti nv iu oceann twaiii,
Health, liupi and Viquk follow in their train I
AVOID CO! NTFIIFKITH.
H08TETTER S BITTEHS liae the common fate
Of all tliiittrs Kood Iiupiwicra Imitale.
Of thfne beware. Iinrrt'flly iwe youreyea,
if'rom honeit houw piircliaee your luppliei.
CAUTION.
TIIE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In order to jfuard aaint dnneroiw impoiitions, the
public are reqitentrd to take eapeciul nute of the beau
tifiilly engraved pmprleturv Riiimp, tliruuyh whirh tbe
Government of tlie Uniit'd Siitfe oKlHallv amlieittl
catea every bottle of HoSTr.TTKU'8 UlTTEKS.
Tii in ahiflld. tiirown bv llm (()Ti-iitnnnt uvtir ilia nnv
irieloni and the public for tlteir joint proteciion.le
placed cuunpicuously acrtwt itie cork and over tbe
neck of eav-h buttle, aud rttmiut fuil to strike tbe eve
uf the moet rafnal ohtfrvrr. Nothing that purport!
w oe ir.n n uii iciut cau do genuine no.
lena the utaiup it there.
It ia ulnu proper to nule that tlie RlTrFItS are sold
"XcliiMvcly inatiiBa, and ittiverundur anv circumstance
bv the gi'Uon or ilie barrfl. Iii))M)ti4iri and imiiaton
are abroad, and the only wffitard the public have
agaiiut thttui in to see that ibe li it tern tliry buy near
tlie m if raved lultvl anu uotu of uaQd of JUewra. HO-
SlKl lhU 6t bMITU, and the stamp above men-
tiooea.
PttKPAHRD 8T
: UUSTETTKiiftITII,rilUliurg,ra.
Foraale by all PrniririMe.OpNcni and Storekeeper!
tnrougnoni me vvonu,
And by HODGE & CALEF,
Wholcsalu UittKisls, I'ortluud, Oregon,
To whmii all vnlera sliould l addressed. : . 6tfcW
SMITH & CARTWRIGHT,
Cl'CCESSORS to COOKK. SMITH At CO., Salem.
k7 Oregun, beg leave to iiilorm tlie uubtic that we
liuve and are receiving a l.AKOK and WKI.I. SF.
uhi'lfcu stoiK ol general iiercnanuise, vrnicn is of
fered at reduced price. tit
Sliei-iiT Halts
BYvirtneef anexocutton sauted out of theponnty
coun of I'oik county, and lo me din-clad by the
clerk ol said court, in lavor or John It. Cooper and
against V. J. Alaluey, lor waut ol usmauil pniper
ty Ui satisfy tliu sumo, I hayc Icvieol upon and will
prncrvit to sell lo Ilia blgtlcM Miidor for cash iu baud,
at the court house door in Dallas, lu said county, on
Salurdav, lite '.IHh dnv of May.a. l. lfol, at 1 o'clwk
r. N , all lite right, title and iiitr-est of said W. J. Mat
ney, deA-ndaut above uaioed, is, and to the following
described real ratata. to-wit i M-giunlng al tbs u w
coruor of aaid Uainev's land daiiu, not. IM6B. elain
No. 61. in sve of t 8 s, r i w uf tbe Willamette ate.
ridian. thence e 3.VI5 chs, thelce a 36.CO ehs, tbenra
w 'II chs, tliencc n S W chs, thoice e 4.HS chs, thence
u VHlHicns, to the olace ol beyiinnur, conlaitmig IM
6U-KI0 acres, more or lea,. $ud to satisfv tbe above
execution, costs and accruing ctwte.
I. M, Ml'TI.KK, sheriff Polk County.
Dallas. April SfKb, I .Hit. 4wg
Cnli for Tiia liark. i
C1LARK A- HOI, M AN will pay rash for Or, hem
lock and shier hark, and ft raw hide.
Salem, r'ch -7, lM. BmoDpaid
lS,PJI.railiDif9.
1rOIrl.l snnonnce to lbs Ladies of Salem and v.
V T riuity tlial Ibav hav taken rooms In KKH
YON S buiWiiig.ona door weal of the Mansion House,
wbero they imeud lo carry on -
Sllliatry and Dim Baking.
Their slock, recently seleeted in Kan Francises, con
sists. In pari, uf Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Klowers. Ate.
fcVom bins exporienev ia lusinese. both in Busson
snd San Francisco, Mrs W. feels imisj that slie can
give eaiisfactioa lo all, and wsuld rsspectlully soImH a
sliar of ire puutic pairouuge.
Ssleni. March 19, 1 Nil- ' 3a9
r-r-IDK.L.S. SKIFF
OSes In Holraan's nrirk. Butldlug. Residence, sear
corner of First and t'enter strvets.
V7 T Nmis but luiehsd ieratione performed ' I
11, II. sesiis tns patrouags oi snrs persoasuwisB
opemuous perlormed ia ll.e moat perfect sasauer.
Salem, Dec. d, 14. AAI
Notice.
THF Stockholders of the "Consolidated Banes Tin
iliuiiur Company" will meat at Uie office of the
Company, ia Salem, on Tuesday, May li, ISM, for
lias piirpoea of slecttug directors.
IwT - f. n oroer or ins i enrsnr
irJSURAWCE.
Mnrlius IMft? nnd 11 IV!
fpilM undersigned uru Aguuls In tills Ktulo fur the
J. I'ulliiwiiig C'uiuuiiics i -
M-A-HITsTE.
CAL1TOUNIA MUTUAL MARINE.
FIRE. . i ' '
HARTFORD 11 AKTKOUD.'CONN.
I'llOHNIX -
CIIARTKR OAK
o!)Ol)'lii'E.'.'.'.'.'.''.'.'.'.V. NEW VOKK.
MKTUiirOLITAN "
NIAOAKA
llil.MK "
I'AIIK "
AHCTIO "
I'lIOKNIX "
WASIIINOTON "
LIFE.
EQUITAMIiE MFE NPIW YORK.
CONNECT1CUL MUTUAL, HAHTFOKD, Conn.
Tliore are no older, sufor or more reliable compa
nies iu the world thnn those nhove named.
We will insure at ilia same latcs thai can he effected
through tinn Francisco agonis, and ths California
State ctiaitip Tax is tuns avoided.
We call the attention of the community, particularly
inurrled, to the udvnniages of l.ile Insurance.
(? Call and get a pamphlet.
tiWlf iiICIIAKD8t.llcCIlAKEM.
OUIl TIMK COMK
ALT, persons indebted to us iu any way will please
consider themselves invited to come forward and
settle up. '
If it is impossible for yon to pay, come and lay so,
and I, ti. linnw when von call.
Should this general 'invitation not liehelieedcd.lt
will be necessary for us to Issue more Krinaud more
urrent appeals, ut the expense of the luvited.
Expecting to change our business, we intend selling
goo is in iiuure tor lue uuui-rsi. no inumj
counts nuule. except very thort one, and by A'rA
CIAL ARRANGEMENT with FAYINO CUS
TOM EHS. J. H. sV I. It. BIOSiMICM.
Hiiloin, Oregon Sopt. Jllth. i'lf-
, J, A, Wood & Co.
1 T1K naniifaciurltur for the wholesale trade, a su
J perior article of TURPENTINE, JAPAN OIL,
and EXCELSIOR STAIN.
The turpentine cannot be beaten in any market in
quality and cheapness.
The Julian Oil is far superior and cheaper than any
nthap nil for brick, hoat. house and fence naiutilnr.
The stain Is a perfect imitntion of Rosewood and
lUahoganv. l'rice i,iu per gallon.
ht sKorv r sruKic i', Kiiinun.
Sept. 3U, lwa. tiUltf
PRINTING
FOR MINING COMPANIES.
TN addition to other nmieiiul iuat re
J. ceived from Ban Francisco, we have
ttin-rliiisfil Elei'trotvueil Plutcs. Cllts.&c.
tc, for printing aVrnflK tiHUTinCATHrJ
srsssa mssjiwu UOiflPANIKM. either tilaiti or in
colors, us cheap and as good as they can be oblaiued
In the State. Orders from a distance promptly lit
tended to. Address Stat (scan Ovrics, Sulcm, Ogn.
II AHIIIVAK K Such as Iron. Riv
ets, Bolls, Washers, Nuts, Springs, Nails,
Koikes, dto. ate, tor sale uv -
r ' .,. a. i.nntrninilT
D.ill i n at iAii i ,v iwwi, . .
HOWE'S SEWING MACHINE.
TUB NEW STYLE .
Howe'i Family Sewing machine,
WILL seam, stitch, gather, hem, fell, hind, oitilt,
run.bmid.aiid in fuel PERFORM THE WHOLE
RANGE OF FAMILY SEWINO. It uses TWO
Threads, making tbe LOCK STITCH. Thereare
dilferent sizes.
Prices from $60 lo $5.
t" It received the HIGHEST Premium at the late
World's Fair at London, and has beau used in Ger
many, France and England for fourteen years, wllb
perfect satisfaction. Send for a Hit ofpricet.
., FREKLA.ND BROS.,
Albany, Agents for Oregon.
For sale at N. 0. Pnrrilh it Co.'s, Salem, and by
Freelund Bros. Albany. bm46
JVolice.
THE Stockholders of the "Cascade Gold and Silver
Mining Company" will meet at the olllce of Wil
liams at Mnllory, in Salem, on Saturday tho 28th day
of May, lb!, for the purpose of electing a Hoard of
Directors. By order of the Company.
Salem, April 311, IHti-l. 4""
AsaeaMneiit Notice.
AT the Keguhir Meeting of the Directors of Hie
"SANTIAM GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY," held at their olllce in Kulem, on the Ulst
day, of April, A.D., 1NK4, an assessment nf 25 cents on
each shure wus levied on the Capital Stock of said
Company. All persons holding stock in said Com
pany are requested to pay the amount of their
respective assessments to tlie Secretary in gold coin,
at his office iu Salem, within thirty diivs from this
date. RfJFUS MALLOUY, Sec'y.
Salem, Oregon, May t, IWM. i)w
police.
The undersigned, having heel! appointed adminis
tratrix of tlie estate of Julian Bihau, deceased,
all persons having claims sgainst said estate, are re
quested to present theui, wilh proper vouchers, to me
at my residence in St. Louis, Mnriou couuty, Oregon,
withiu six months from this date.
EMILIE BIHAU.
Salem, April 25. 1864. ' 3wl
Final Seltieisienl.
STATE of Oregon, conntv of Coos i On this 5th day
of April, 18b4, comes Jemima Huffman, adminis
tratrix ot the estate of Abrum Hulfmun, deceased, and
files her petition for a II mil settletneut of said estate.
It is therefore ordered that Tucrduy, the 6th day of
July, 1804, lie set apart for the hearing of said peti
tion, and the final settlement of said estate, nt the
Court Uouso, lu Empire City. In the county and State
aforesaid ; ut which lime and nlace all persons inter
ested in snid cstaia are noli lied lo uppenr.
Per order of GILBERT HALL,
County Judge.
David Mouse, jr., Co. Clerk. 4w
Filial ewtllfiiieiil.
STATE of Oregon, conntv of Coos : On this 5th day
ol April. 1804,roniea Mary Ann Hirst, administra
trix of the estate of William Hirst, deceased, aud llloa
her petition for a final settlement of said estate. It is
therefore ordered that Tueeduv, the 5th day of July,
1H64. Iw set apart for the hearing of said petilion, and
the lilial settlement of said estate, at the Court llouee,
iu Empire City, in the county and State aforesaid, at
which time and place all persons interested in said es
tate are nnlilied to appeur. '
By Order ol OILUKRT HALL,
County Judge.
David Milan. Jr., Co. Clerk. 4w
No Credit I!
C1IIA11MA.V, WARNER & CO., from und after this
date, propose to do STRICTLY A CASH BUSI
HESS, believing It will be henetieial lo their friends
and customers generally. It will cuublo them to sell
goods at a
LOWER PRICE,
end to ellectuallv compete with Portland. Their at-
Irrmtnatwn i, u ult goodi at cheap at any hutue in
vrrrun.
Although they have extra freight from Portland,
yet their expenses sre much lighter in Oregon City,
and bv their manner of doine hnsineM thev can mora
than balance the eliarge for freight botween Ibe two
places, aud lima be euabled to sell goods Cheaper than
un. vtnrr rrcM.r ia ine owe.
Oreiron City, March 7. 1114. 8m35
OEO. H. CHAVCB
Smith .V Chance,
Surgical and Mechanical ;
- , X3ENTISTS. ..
COMMERCIAL sunt. Salam, havs removed their
otiice from State street to Uriswold'e brick, aad
are now insertiug arllurial teeth in any snd all of the
late- improved si vies, including Vulcanite, L'oralile,
Amber base, etc, as well as old, using no clasps
whatever, those deal rovers uf tbe natural teeth being
olterly discarded in their practice.
Particular attention given lo disease of the gume
sen jaws i also, to me regulation oi e tnmren e teetn
Teeth inserted from uue tooth to a full sat-)
LIT All operations warranted. . ... Iy45 .
SEI IU 10 hues nn.
T1IK Columbia River Uoarl, leading syJli,'-
from Portland, is available for the .'f't.,7t
ravel of STOCK through to Dalle fit v.
Laborers are constantly engaged iu improving the
Vorst part of the r.ud.
A GOOD FERRY ON DOG RIVER andonson
andv River.
, . , , : Hula of Toll l
Each Hons, Mule or Jack. 50 cents
" Man 50 "
" Head of Cattle over one year old.. 5n "
" " Sheep 10 "
Tickers sold al Hie Ferries. NO EXTRA CHARGE
FOR FERRYING. A ticket St the above prices is
toe only easrgs on ,ne noaa mane ov in t ompsny.
JOEL PALMER, President. '
Columbia River Road Company.
J. J. HorrXAS, Sec y. JOHNF MII.Lr.lt,
JOEL PAMKH.
A. U. GIBBS.
March 3, 1864. ltf Director.
Why do you use an Inferior
Article
THEN yo can bay at tbs saais price f
Tbs
eereoretea
"Downer, Kfiwn Oil"
- The best made pure, whit aud nou explosive,' bum
Ing wilh a brilliant, steady Sams, and combining all
the advantages or this incomparable and cheapest
Illuminator, without ths atteadanl risk and danger ol
oxplosioas m asms a poor article. At
MOORES.
Sulcm. .Tan tth. IW3. 4f
DU. E. K. FISKE. Thj-sician aud Surtreon.
Ol&cs st mrieaco, 1 dwrs sosth of Post Ofica,
Salem. tJtf
SSEnciihSBul
?tf
DR. D. JAYNE'S
And Sanative Fills,
HAV1
mill
AVE IIEEN IIHt'OUUTIIH I'l.Ot'.Kl SO I.ONO
found siiih ucncriil I'uviir lu every region of
iiiilrv where tlicy liuvn hui'ii snlil, imil t-hero Is no
,, I,,,.,, nn i In, civili,.,1 ulnlio wliumtliev liuvu nut been
.,,1.1 ilnil it wnulil seem nlluimt siltierlluolis at this
lime to diri-rt altcntlon to tlimn tliriiugh the medium of
the press. Yet it is due lo siilU-ring Immunity, uud ns-
Iiuclilliy to llllll numerous class wim, in np wu.,w
do cliuiutu of tint I'ucilic coast, sutler friun
Diseases ot llic Liiiiks and Thront,
Inducing anil ending In CONSUMPTION, many ol
whom may nut nave uscu tins rcmciiy, nun nicy
should he ullowed to reuil some of the cases where lis
inllnonco has hoeu nsiliil in remedying eouipluints
from which lliey are sulleriug.
THE EXPECTORANT
Oiieruies 1JIJ1EUIATELV nuon the Disease,
Nrli ,itiA Stnredilv Eradicating, while the SANA
Tl V! PILLS, by piesorvlug regularity In the bowels
and giving a healthy tone to the other internal organs
aid and assist the purfeut operation uf tlui former.
Attention is annua lo t e iu owiuu curiiucaLen, se
lected at randou. from tho niiins 111 possession of tho
proprietors i , . ,.,
L.0I.UMI1US, suss., oau -41. AQiJI.
Dr. D. Javno Dear Sir : (Icn. Win. P. Orton,cine
of tny ncigliuors, was cured of Uronchitis by the use
of vour t'.xveclorant und Alterative, after huviiig lain
forty days at the point of death, nnd three eminent
pliyriciuna navillg exuuueicu llieir ssni upuu u
Several cases of Dropsy aud Cancer huve been cured
in mv nenrhborhood. Mv little diiuuhtsr was taken
lust ftovemuer wuu an euiiirgemciH on me neua,
which grew very fust. 1 immediately coiumeitcuu giv
ing her your Alterative, nnd she Is now nearly well
8 THOMAS L.TUNNELL,
From tbe Kov. Nelson Cook, laic of Brooklyn, Min.
NnwYotiK.Jun. 8. 1HBI.
t)r T). .Tavno Doar Sir i A vounu man living in mv
twin.a was tiiken witll a violent Cold, which sullied on
his lungs, causing a hoarse, hollow cough, attended
witll much fever, This continued for more thun two
weeks, when ull thought dentil to be inevitable. At
this point I commenced giving your Expectorant and
Sanative Pills, according to directions. In the course,
of two ortlireeduvs.be begun to oxpectorute freely
nnd in about two weeks be wus about and was iouu
w.tl.
A boincooDuihie physician and family spent a nigtit
in my uouso. luo iiaugutor was laaeii wim vioien.
croup, which threatened speedy death. The father
having no medicine, concluded lo give the Expecto
rant wmcn soon uiioruea rei.ei.
From the Rev. N. M. Jouce, Rect. of Prot. Epis. C'ch,
Saint Uartnolomew, rnitauetpnia.
PHiLtniLPHiA. March 31, 1HM.
Dr. D. Jayne Dear Sir t In all cases resembling
Consumption, 1 recommend Javue's Expectorant,
huving iu eo many instances witnessed its beneficial
elfecia in the two lust oases which came under my ob
servation. The administration of tlie Expectorant
has, 1 am happy to sny, been attomled by Uie most de-
culoil improvement ot tue puuenis.
For a greater number and variety of cerliHcates.and
fuller information reuardinir these and other of Ur. D.
Juynu and Sons' Prcpuriitions, rcl'eronce is givon to
their ANNUAL ALMANAC, which may be hud from
any druggist or dealer in medicines.
J on uuitii i. nivtu
Iy6l4
Portland, Oregon. Agents for the State.
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
....Aitn.... N
MACHINE SHOP.
Flrsl Street. Uctwecn Vnnililll anil Morrison,
HAVING become sole proprietor ot this establish
nienr.the nndersiirned is now nrepared to maim
factum ALL KINDS OF STEAM ENGINES, of sizes
fmin fonr to fortv-hnrse oower. oortable or stationary.
Also. Circular Saw Mills, complete! Hay Presses of
all sizes; Planitig Machines (Woodworth's pattern) i
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Vertical Saw and
Qstst Mills; brass and iron custmgs,und wrquginiron
work of every description.
All orders executed with dispatch, nnd In a work
manlike manner. DAVID MONNASTES.
P. 8. A reduction has been made on all kinds of
work at mvshop,to suitthetradeaud correspond with
n..l:.-. L muv 1'itr
SALEM FOUNDRY.
It. F. UKAHG, Proprietor.
HAVING purchased the entire Interest in the fnnn
drv nt Salem. I am nrennred to furnish CAST
INGS and WROUGHT IKON VYOKK of every des-
eriplion.on short notice.
All orders tor H ILL " (.inn. win e nileu witnuis
natch, aud in a satisfactory manner.
Agricultural implemcnteof all kinde manufactured
tOjorder, or repaired. sill
,T. W. SOUTHER,
DRUGGIST,
Second Street, Corvnllls, Oregon,
TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ANb
li well selected stock of
AlttF.KlCAf, PHRNCII AND ENGLISH
CliPinlfals, Drnfs, Mcillclnm. Perfumery, Dye
muiis, I oney liooiii, ruinu, uut, Turpentine,
Giasi, Fully, Varnishei,Drnihei, 4c.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
oarefully compounded ataitiionrs. i.ttr
J. H. HAAS,
i Commercial Streat,Slem,Dealertn
GOLD AND SILVER WATCnES,
JEWELRY,,
Solid Silver nnd Plated Ware,
FINE CLOCKS, .
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, &c.
All goods sold by me are WARRANTED te be as
t represented.
t Itepnirlnir.
j Particular attention paM le repairing Dne Watches,
r Clocks, Jewelry, tc.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
I Bslcm.Orcsm.Nov.t.leGS. ly3S
Final Sellli'iiiciit.
R A S.Tuwnsend, Administrator of the estate of A.
P. Townseud. deceased, haviuir rendered his final
accuont, and Hsked for a ilnul settlement of said es
tate i it is therefore ordered that Wednesday, the 6th
day of Jnne.lhW.be set for henrnigsnid application. Ail
persons interested in aaid estate are required then to
uppear iu the county eourt of Polk county, Oregon,
anu snow cause, u any, woy sum application suouia
not lie granted, and said estate linallv settled.
lly order of CH AS. E. MOOK, Co. Judge.
J. L. Collins, Att'v for Adiu'r. lw?
Stationery Tor the State or Oregon.
E VLED PROPOSALS, will be received at ths
Oolficeof the Secrerary of State, until Tuesday, the
Ulb day of June, IHo4. at II o'clock j. a., for furnish
ing stationery for the Slats of Oregou, as follows t
S20 reams Congress Legal Cap, Career, whits laid, 14
ponnda, wide ruled.
1) reuuis Cuugress CapCarew,whilelaid,l4 pounds,
wide ruled.
30 reams Congress Letter, Carevr, white laid, 12
pounds, wide ruled.
s reams Commercial Note, Carew, while laid, (
poMiid, quarter packages.
3 M. olllcial envelopes, eg. heavy buff No. 9.
i " " -, " r white "
4 " letter ' sxex.bnh"
4 " " " ' " white.
1 ream Government Molting paper, 100 pounds.
IU gross Rhodes Ac Sons superior D. pens.
I Accommodation pen holders.
'i each, spool tape, No s 13, 15, and 17.
T don. Sillman inkstands, No. 3.
I " barometer " brass rack.
t-J " reel erasers, gntta percha handle or ooeos.
3 gross Fabers, No. 9 pencils.
6) dot. Ivory folders. 8 iu.
7 " small mucilage cap.
5 " octagon nilere.
I u gotta percha rnlers, 15 In.
. -M M 14 g M
3 dot. Arnold writing Said, quarts.
7 " Congress Knives Wostenholm it Boas.
1 " balls rivlored linen twine.
I " silk ribbou.
5 boxes gold seals. No. 5.
4 pounds white rubber 'JO to the pound.
Samples must accompany each bid.
Tlie person or persons receiving the contract will,
when rhe stationery ie delivered. receive a warraut on
tue stale treasurer ir- navmenl therefor.
SAM I KL K. M A V, Sec'y of Stale
Salem, April II, 1So4. i,wb
i s. iSArr,
San Francisco, Cal. )
( M.S.SORSSLL,
( Portland, Oregon.
Kuapp, Uurrell Ac Co.,
C GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
T Importers and Healers in Agricultnral Imple
ments, Oanlen and Field Grass Seeds, '.H Front street,
Portland, Oregon, will give special attention to ths
sale oi Mult and rrotiire on consignment. Ailing or
ders. ore, either in Portland or San Francisco, and
transact a general commission business.
7ldire in Saa Francisco, 310 Washington st.
March 1. - "Ivolliitf
MrCii icit u'Tf
'pHE nndersigttcd wiM punlisse.Oregnaand.Wash .
1 inglon War Claims,8uspsnded Claimed Outlawed
rirli. A.n .nl will tuL. H,.
reasonable terms. ' CATON at Cl'RL
rjalem, Ogn., April 9, 186L btf
Owyhee Saloon.
THE above Saloon situated next door above
Moody's Hall. Dalles, has been enlsrgeJ, re tilted
and refurnished, and will bs conducted on tbe sivla f
a first class Saloon. Free concert every night
GLXR ft UcCO.VXCLL
rslles, Feb. 10, ISM 6i,(
ll"l. U, M, AHKI.
BASS Sc ABEL,
..AT TIIKIIl..
STJOAM IACTOUY
Uli.Ul 1HK BTKAaillO.IT I.ANUINII, SAt.IM,
KICF.I'tl.V H,!MI), AM) 11 AMe A ('It HIC.
AM, III MIS OF
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE,
iiiuow I ruins.', ., c,
AND fUHSISH, TO OSDKH,
Evrry Tiiriiiy of OCTSIflE nnd INSIDE Finish
SCROLL WOOL, WOOD-TL'RNINO, Slc.
All kiiuls of JOU WORK done with neatness and
dispatch -IMlf 1IASS it A BEL.
HUMISTON, WILSON 4, CO.,
UtroRtinS AN 11 WHOI.KSALt nxALias IN
Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors,
Firs 1'ioiir Uriclt Sloie, Frmil Hired,
cornel-of Onli, Poi-tlaml.
' We tuko plniisiiro hi iiiinoiincltig to onr old
patron and the piihlio of Oregon und Wash
iiigton Tori ilory, that lifter two yuan' busi
ness, we have establishud a trude and facill.
ties for importing in onr line of goods that delies coin
petition. Also, that we are soiling gauds AT HAN
FRANCISCO PRICES snd guiiriintee them to bs
genuine, our stock being at all times subject to ths
strictest chemical anuiization.
Mo Trsds Solicited except in FINE LIQUORS,
OUR STOCK OOKBISTS IN f ART OF
FINE OLD BRANDIES:
Olard Dnpuy 6V Co.. Jus. Hennesy, United Vlneyaril
proprietors, A. Iloinot At Co., Pinot, Castillon ct'Co.,
C. Marotietl, A. Siegnntt, Union of the Pronrlotnn
and vunoiis other brands.
Pine Old Fort and 8HEEEY WINEB.
Pure old Oporlo Port, line old Burgundy Pott (sweet
und heavy) Dull' Gordon Palo uud Golden Sherry
Harmony Kuphows and Cobbler Sherry (fins and
lieuvy. ' !
CUAMPAONE nnd CASK WINES of Eycry
Dt'strlptlon.
Fine Old Jamaica Hutu. St. Crolv W,n mmu
HOLLAND GIN. '
FI.i; OLD WIIISKEIS.
Blewnrt and Iliin-ev's Old Scotch. Old O'Neill's Una
old Mult OLD liUUKBON of tlie lihest aualltv.
Superior Old Rye.
(liu I'eacii and cuerry llrandv of superior quality.
Also, a largo assortment of CASE GOODS of avarv
dcscrinllon used in the liquor trade.
N. B We have at ull times Inrge quantities of
liquors put up in suitable pnekagee for packing to the
mines, uruura iruin mercnnnia ana uouieis respeol
fully solicited. HUMISTON, WILSON &. CO.
fortlimd, Aug. 14th, ma. b'Mt
Oregon Insane Asjlum and Hospital.
mi. IIAWTIIOUNIC AIVD Mill VK A, I'lIY-
i SIL'IANS A.MO PltOl'ttlli'IOHH.
THESE Institutions are situated in East Portland.'
in a healthy und pleasant locality, near a beautiful
percnniiil spring. Aiiipleuccomuiodations are allbrded
for the comfort und speedy cure of those that favor us
wilh their patronage.
OIHce at Weutheiford's Drng 8tore, Front street,
Portland. . .. Self
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PKTEB LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
16 Hi IN CHA.TIBEKS (IT.,
' (Formerly 411 Chatham street, New York,)
WOULD cull the attention of Dealers to ths srti
clesof hie inuuufacture, viz :
BROWN SNUFF. 1
Murnhoy, Dcmigros,
Fine Knppee, Pure Virginia,"
Course liappes. Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dow Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch,
or Lundyfoot.
t7 Attention ie culled to the large reduction In
prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Suiokiug Tobaccos,
which will be found of a superior qiuilily.
TO U A CCO.
SMOKING.
Long,
No. I,
No. 2.
FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
P. A. L, or plain, 8, Jago,
Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,
Sweet Scented Oronoco, I anaatar,
Tin Foil Cavendinh. Tnrki.h
Nos. 1 It 2
mixcu, urunuiuiuu. . ,
N. II. A circular of prices will be sent on applica
tion. mayl5 lyti43
J. C. Shelton, Physician and Surgeon,
MONMOUTH, Polk Conntv, Oregon. The Doctor
being a graduate of the Curtis, or Physio-medical
oollcge. Cincinnati, Ohio, Is a true Botanic in bis prac
tice, entirely discarding calomel and all niiuaral pol
sous, undjisinir none but purely vegetable medicines,
and only tbe perfectly innocent at that.
lue uoctov wouio iuniier say to ine puniic, also,
that be is prepared to onre all cuuoers. indolent sores.
abscesses, tumors, etc., that are curable, and wilh
ageuls purely vegetable. 2tf
Farmers and Shippers, Attention !
SALEM WAREHOUSE.
THE undersigned, having completed their NEW
WAREHOUSE, are now prepared to receive all
kmdt of freight, on storage or for shipment. Our fa
cilities, for storing grain, fruit, dto., are unexcelled on
the river. Warehouse is situated ABOVE H10H
WA1ER MARK, on the bank of tbe river. Farm
ers, haul your gruiu nnd fruit while tbe roads are good
and place lliein with free access to market at any time.
ALc,AAjy.D.U St JUOIIUAN.
Salem, Oct. S, 1863. iy36
BENJ. STKAISTG,
niALKR IS
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
OV KVKBV PATTEBft,
Kecpe constantly on hand, and Manufactures
to order.
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On reasonable terms.
METAL ROOFING, and JOBBING of all kinds,
promptly attended to.
Sliup on Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, 3 doors
North of Hlnu-h It Co. bXltf
A.J. BUTLEII,
XI PIONEER HATTER, iU
J3 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND.
HAS constantly on band a COMPLETE ASSORT- .
men! of Oen'tlemen's Hots and Cups, of the LAT-,
EST and MOST APPROVED etvlee, consisting in
pnrt of the Dross Moleskin, Press Casimere, tow
crown Cassli'K-ree of all colors, "Vicunia," or Penivi- '
an Hats, Soft Hats, in all slispes, colors, variety, and
price. Gr" Oiders from the country promptly tilled.
Geutlemeu visiting Portland, from the interior, if not
in immediate want of a hat, wba will leave with ns :
their measure, will be guaranteed a comfortable 01,
wnen a nat is needed nv them.
The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds of
furs. A. J.BUTLER,
35tf Pioneer Hatter, 7-i Front street
PAI.VrEIt AcCO.
PractlcalPrlDtsrs.aad Dealersia
Type, Prettes, Printing Materials,
Ink , Paper, Cards, o.,
510 Clay St., above Sansome,
j.a.rAisTia) SAN fkanciscu.
i. n.rAiTr.R
T.r.fAiaTIR) OIBcesnttedontwithdispatcli. Uf
To the Citizens of Salem.
Lumber, Lntli, Picket.
THE undersigned begs leave to inform Iheeitiirns
of Salem that he.bae re purchased the CLIPPER
SAW MILL and PLaNl.NO MACHINE situated oa
the Oregon City rond, ) miles north of Salem, whern
be will be happy to furnish his old customers with ths
best quality of Yellow, While, or Red Fir Lumber,
Laths, or Pickets, on short uolice and reasonable
terms.
FOUR YOKE Or GOOD WORK
CATTLE wanted immediately.
E. 1). TOWL.
January ISth, IRlH.
46rf
Odd Fellows' Hurnl Cemetery,
6ALF.M, OREGON.
THOSE who have relatives or friends interred in
ibis Cemetery sre requested tu furnish to either
of the undersigned ss soon as practicabls lbs follow
ing iufonnatiou, visi Name, ago, sex, color, married
or single, place of birth, of what family, number of
days ill; died when, where, and cause i buried, when
and by whom. The object of tbe foregoing inquiries
is for Uie purpose ol registration in a book already
procured for that purpose.
1. R. MOOKES,)
C. N. TERRY, Trustees.
S. E. MAY, )
Rilem, January 14, ISM. 46tf
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtue of su elocution from the Circuit Court
of the. Stato, of, Oregon, for Marion county,' and
to me directed bv.the clerk of said court, In favor of ,
William W.Pageand agai n E. H. Ilarnnm, 1 have
levied upon forjvanl of personal. projieFlyand will
prH-e.-il to sell tcTtlie ' highc st'tmliler fur casbTin baud,
at tltecoiirl housedoor,' iu Salein?in said county," on "
SArUKUAYrj'ilE'Jl.t'UAY'OF'MAY, ISii4,be-
tweetithef hoiirs'ufVclockra. in.', and 4 o'clock, p.
si.', of said day, all .the righl.-tille and interest of the
said E M llarnuu, defrudant aliove named, in and lo
the following descrinetl premises, to wn : Lots nns v.
snd 10 in block no. 1 6, and all of block no 37, si lusted
iu tha env of Salem, Marion county, Stau of Oregon,
lo be sold in satisfy said execution,' interest, costs sad
S'Tnunf coats.
Ssl.n, Arril l, I"
SAM I, HKAllHll k.
bheriH, Marion county.
4w