LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE
. Firm Session of the Thirty-Eighth Congress.
No. 6.
AM ACT relating to the admission of patienti
. ; to the Hospital fur the Insane in the District
' ' of Columbia.
' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri
ca in Confirm assembled, That the Secretary
of the Interior be authorized, io his diaoretion,
during the eiistooce of the present war, to ad
nit lots the Government Hospital for the In
lane, such transient insane person! aa may be
found lo the Diitriot of Columbia without the
neoe of telf-aopport, to be there detained un
til they ean be lent to their friend or proper
placet of retidenoe, under the direotion of the
aid Seoretary of the Interior, whose duty it
hall Via tit nrnvillA tlirfn t ha iImm nraliml.
nary to their admission to be the same, except
m to the affidavit of reiidenoe at the time they
' Ylpftamn iiuMinA aa am rrnuiriil in the) nana of
indigent persons who became insane while re
aiding in the Diitriot.
A Approved, January 28, 1864.
V "' No.r.
AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
meat of Invalid aud other pension! of the
, United States for the year ending the third
i eth of June, eightuen hundred and sixty-five,
Beit enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, That the following
tumj be and the tame are hereby appropriated
out of any money in the Treasury- not other-
! wiie appropriated, for tbe-nayrnent of Ipcniiom
.w"Jt.?Jnajiw'lhe thirtieth of Juno,
AiirhtAan hnndml ami tv.v.Aui.
. For invalid pension! under varioui acts, one
million dollan. . r
For pentioni to widows, mothers, children,
nd listen, under the first notion of the aot of
. fourth Jnly, eighteen hundred thirty. six ; aot
of July twenty-first, eighteen hundred and forty-eight;
first section of the aot of February
. third, eighteen hundred aud fifty-three ; June
third, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight; and
July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, two million two hundred thousand dollan.
; Approved, January 29, 1864. , ,
' ' No. 8.
AN ACT authorizing the holding of s special
lenion of the United States Diitriot Court
for the diitriot of Indiana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
It . - j-, L Ti-.i.l .,,.. . r A . ....
" ta in Conmess aiiemhled. That a inecial ies-
lion of the United States District Court for the
, diitriot of Indiaua ahall be holden at the usual
place of holding laid court, on the second Tues
day in March, in the year of our Lord one thou
iand eight hundred and aixtv-four. .
8zc 2. And be it farther enacted, That
luita and proceeding! of a oivil or criminal na
' tore, now pending in or returnable to said
court, ahall be pnnieeded in, heard, tried and
determined, by mid court at aaid apecial lei
lion, in the lama manner ai at a regular term
of aaid oonrt, and the judgo thereof ii hereby
empowered to order the empannelling of a petit
jury ror lata session, not not a grana jury.
And nooaieihall be oomidered which itandi
continued to the May term by order of tho
court.
Approved. February 12, 1864.
'.V No. 0.
AN ACT making an appropriation for rebuild-
, nig me iiaoie at me f resiaeni i.
' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United Stales of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the turn of
twelve thouiand dollan, or io much thereof ai
. may be necessary, be and the lame ia hereby
annMnrie.t.id. nn( ttt ana nuinaff In Iks Tmm.
Commiiiioner of Public ilnildiugi to cause the
table at the President's to be rebuilt forth
with. . i
Approved, Feb. 13, 1864.
fPoDLio Hesolution No. 7. J ,
; A Resolution eipresiive of the thauki of Cnn
, , grate to Major General Nathaniel P. Banki
aud the oflioura aud loldien under hit com
mand at Port Hudson. ' ' '
, Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
i resentatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the thauki of
' Conrrt-ai are berebv tendered to Major Gene-
' ral Nathaniel P. Buoka and the oflioeri autL-
oldiera under hit command, for the akill, oour
age and eodoranoe wbiob compelled the itir-
: render of Port Hudson, and thua removed the
' last obitruotton to tho free navigation of tho
, VUiiitippi river.
. Approved, January 28, 1864.
Public Bebolution No. 8.
. A BeaolulioD of thauki to Major General Ara
r bran . Burniide and the officera and men
who fought under hit command.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
1 reteniatives of the United States of America
, in Congress assembled. That the thauki of
Congrew be and they hereby are presented to
Major General Ambrose E. Hurnside, and
through him to the officer! and men who bare
, fought under hit command, fur their gallantry,
good oonduot, and ioldirr-like endarnuoe.
8o. 2. And be it further resolved. That
the President of the United Statei bo reqnestcd
to cause the foregoing resolution to be ojtninu
nioated to Major General Buruaide in tuoh
terma as be may deem but calculated to give
fleet thereto.
Approved, January 28, 1804.
(Public Resolution No. 9.
A Beiolution expressive of the thauki ol Cnn
greta to Major General Joseph Hooker, Ma
jor General George G. Meade, Major Gene
ral Oliver 0. Howard and the ofhoert and
oldien of the Army of the Potomao.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United Stales of America
in Congress assembled, That that the gratitude
of the American people and the thanks of their
Rfipreeentativei in Congress are due. and are
hereby hindered, to Major General Joseph
Hooker and tho officeri and loMieri of the Ar
my of tho Potomac for the skill, energy, and
endurance which first covered Washington and
Baltimore from the meditated blow of the ad
vancing and powerful aruiy of mbi-l led by
General Robert E. Lee ; and to Major Gene
ral George G. Meade, Majur General Oliver
O. Howard, and the offloert and loldirn of that
army, for the skill and hemio valor which at
Gettyibnrg repulsed, defeated, and drove back
broken and dispirited, beyond the Kappahan
' bock, tho veteran, army of the rebellion.
Approved. January 28, 1864.
Public RgaoumoN No. 10
A resolution prtsemtiog the thauki of Cencrcsa
to Corneliui Vanderbilt for a gift of the
. iteamihip Vanderbilt
Whereas, Corueliui Vaoderbllt, of New
York, did, during the Spring of eighteen hun
dred and lixty-two, make a free gilt to bit im
periled ocuntrr of bii new and itauoch steim
ahip "Vanderbilt," of five thousand torn bur
then, built by him with the greateet eare, of
the beet material, at a oott et eight hundred
thoaaand dollan, which iwamihip bai ever
since bera actively employed In the eervioe of
the Republic agaiint the relwl devastations of
her eonimerce ; and ahereai the aaid Corneliui
Vanderbilt bai in no tuanuer eoagbt anv re
jaual of th aiagaiticut gift, nor any olhoiil
reongaiUea thrrrul Therefore, ,
Resolred by the Senate and House of Rrp
rtesnialwes if Ih United States of Amsrxcn
in Congress assembled. That the thauki of
Cong re be presented to Corooliui Vanderbilt
for tLii ankee mauiieeUlioa of a fervid aod
arge-cealed patriotuni.
beo. S. And bt it further resolved. That
the l'reiideat of the Uuited State be request
ed to oauie a gold inwlal lo be struck, which
ahall fitly embody an atteslalion of the nation'!
ratiiade forthil gift) whiuh medal ahall be
forwarded te Corneliui Vaederbilt, a copy f It
beirt; wade aod dopoeited for preeenraUon la
the library of CoogrM.
Approwd.JaaMrr28.1864.
IPubi.io Rksoliition n. 11.1
A Resolution in rulntinn ta tho Public Printing.
Kesolved Dy the Senate and Howie if Rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in congress assembled, 1 hut the secouu lec
tion of the joint resolution approved March
tnira, eigntaen hundred nd nxty-tnreo.De ana
the same ia hereby repealed ; and that the Su
perintendent ot rublio Printing he uireotea to
print hereafter, leven hundred copies of every
oill and joint resolution ordered or required to
be printed by either the Senate or the House
of Representatives, under any .rule of either
House, unlesi sonio other number be speoiully
required by the House ordering the same. ' ,
Approved, February IS, lob l.
Public Rkiolution No. 12.1
Joint resolution tendering the thanki of Con-
gross to Major General W. T. Sherman.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled. That the thanks of
uongreat and ot the people ot the United
Statei -are due, and that the mine are hereby
tendered, to Major General W. T. Sherman,
commander of the department and army of
the Tennessee, and the officers and soldiers
who served under him, for their irallant ami ar
duous services io marching to the relief of the
army ol the Cumberland, and lor their gal
lantry and heroism in the battle ol Uhattauno-
ga, which contributed iu a great degree to the
success oi our arms iu that glorious victory.
Approved, l' euruary ju, ieo4.
New York Politics, The New Vork corres
pondent of the Bulletin writes i -TammaDT
bai finally-broken loose from its af
filiation with the peace faction In its party and
mount! the war-horse once more with the evident
purpose, of sticking to it until the rebellion it ef
fectually crushed, lbs sachems hud a meeting
ou Friday night, when an address was adopted
and a platform laid down which together furnish
an exposition of the reasons which have Impelled
them to break with the Regency and of the
course which they mean henceforth to pursue,
A Danish Ikon-Clad in Action The
first trial of a Monitor in Europe took place
when on the 18th ol Febrnury, the Danish iron
clad turret batterry Rolf Krake went to Elieu-
iimd to attempt the destruction of the Prussian
bridge into Brnager, (about which our special
correspondent tolegraphod ui at the time.)
We have now received authentio information
about the result of this trial, which was most
satisfactory to tho Monitors. Tho Rolf Krake
wat under a constant Gre from the land batter
ies ou three sides for nearly two hours, yet
wnen sne returned to oondcruerg, the ship,
turrets, artillery, machinery and everything,
was uninjured and fit iro under fire acnin at aur
moment. There wero about 100 marks outside
her, where the shot had hit the plating, and
mine of the crew had heon wounded by pieces
of shells bursting just over the gartiugs in the
top of tho turrets. The reivson why she had to
return was that the water woi so shallow she
could not get near enough to see the bridiro.
which was protected by a projecting piece of
land, and consequently the had to urn at the
bridge at random, without Doing able to Judge
of the remit. She however succeeded in do
ing considerable damage to the enemy: Lon
don limes, Marcli 'id,
, ni, ii in mil a i ii
WOULD announce to the Ladies of Hnlum and vi
einitv that thev have taken rooms In K10N
YON'S buildinpr.ouc door west of the Mansion Hoitee,
where tney intend to carry on
Millinery and llrem Mukiug.
Their stock, recently selected in Sun Francisco, eon
sisls, in Dart, of Honueis. HntH. Ribbons. Fluwers. fed.
From long experience in bueineM, both in linstun
and Sail Francisco. Mrs. W. feeli assured that she can
give satisfaction to all, and would respectfully solicit a
snura or ine puouc pairouage. -Salem,
March JU, IBM. 3nVI
SMITH & CARTWRIGHT,
OUCCESdOK.S to CUHKE. HMI l'll Jt CO.. Hulem
O Oregon, beg leave to inform the public that we
nave ana are receiving a uiauis auu ncnt sb
LKCTED sleek of general uiarobaudite, which is of-
lerea at reaucea prices, m
DR.L.8.SKIFF
Surgeon Dentlat
Office In Holtnan's ltrlclc ltuilding. Residence, near
corner or r i rut and Uenler streets.
None bat ttnished operations performed. I
desiri the natronajre of such nerious as wish
operations performed iu the most perfect manner.
saiem, uo. ma. inn?. - 4-ai
I. HI. H. CHANCk
Smith Sc Chance.
Surgical and Mechanical
DENTISTS,
COMMERCIAL strtet, Selem, have removed their
ottice from State street tu Oriswold's brick, and
are now Inserting artillcial teeth in any and ah ef the
late Improved styles, including Vulcanite, tjoralit.
Amber bua. dec., as well aa gold, using no clasps
whatever, those destroyer of the natural teeth being
utterly discarded in their practice.
Particular attention given to diseases of the gnms
and iwi 1 iso. to in regulation 01 children t leeiu
Teetn inserted from one tooth to a full set.j
CyAll operations warranted. Iy45
Cash for Tnn Bark.
CLARK et IIOLMAN will pay cash for fir, hem
lock and alder bark, aud fur raw hides.
Hulem, Feb. iff, IHH, faeWpaid
ROAD 10 DALLES (in,
THK Columbia Kiver Kd, leading
from Pnrthind. is aviUble for the
nival nf KTOCK thrnuvh to Dulles Citv
Laborer are eonstanily engaged in Improving th
runt Hurt of the read.
A GOOD FEKBV OK DOO UIVER aud one on
andy River.
Rates of Tolll
Each Hone, Mule or Jack .V) cent
" Man 50
" Head of Cattle over on year old.. SO "
' Bheep 10 '
Tickets sold at the Ferrie. NO KXTRA CHARGE
FOR FERRY1NO. A ticket at the above price, is
tno only cuarge ou ine aiisu inufie oy in 1 ompatiy.
JOICL PALM Kit, President.
Columbia River Rood t'ompany.
J.J.Horrat, 8c'y. JOHN r. Mll.l.KIt,
JOKL PA MICH,
A. C. 01UUS,
March 3, llf Directors,
J.l.KSArr, I 5 M.S.aUHKIILL,
Ban Francisco, Cat. ( Portland, Oregon
Knnp, Tlnrrell V Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION U KUCHA NTH, and
VT Importer and Denier In Agricahural Imple
ments, Oardeti and Field Oniea Heeds, tin Front street,
Portland, Oregon, will give vneeial attention to th
sale of Fruit aud Prodne uu consignment, lllliug or
der, eVa., either la Portland or Man Fruucieoo, aud
trHiisaet a geuerat coininiaeion Dusiaess.
7"Ollic in Kan Fraucisoo, U1U Wnslilngtou st.
.March I. , , IvulMlf
WAH NC1HP.
'T'llK undersigi'.oil will pareliaaa Oregon and Waih
1 Inglon War Claims, buspaiided Claims, Outlawed
Drain, tic, and will tak clanrt for collection on
reasonable terms. LA! ON dt CCHL.
tNilem, Ogn., April IRtM. litf
Owylior? Snloon.
'11IIK above Saloon silmiled nut door ahov
X slnn.lv' Hall, Dalles, ha heen enlnreed, relltled
and nfuraisbed, and will be oondurled on th styl uf
a oral oias rmioon. rre concert every nigni
OK Kit 4 ilcl'O.NN'I'LL
Palles.Feh. 10 oixt
' fAITt:itCO.
a rracncaimniers, octisrsln
Type, fresscs. Printing Materials,
Ink, Papr, Cards, c,
S10 Clay St., almve Saninme,
J.a rAisna) BAN FRANCISCO.
1. rira
T. r. SAlSTka) OttlceslttUd ont wlthdispateh. Uf
To the Citizen! of Salem.
Lumber, Laths, lMekcta
'PHK nndrignil beg leav lo Inform the rilliens
1 of tale in that he has re purrhased the I LIPPKH
RAW MILL and PLANI.NO MACHINE situated on
th Orvgoa City road, 'Jj mil's north ot 8aln. where
h will be happy lo furui-h hi old cinaouiers with the
1ml aiulitr uf le ow. n i l, or tied r tr Lnnil-er.
Laths, or Pitkeu, on short uotie and reatuDakl
IfflUB,
S3'
term ,
FOUR YOKE Or GOOD WOK a
CATTLK wanted inmeiatrly.
K. D. TOWL.
4rf
Jtt'iiwrjr IMibi
Oregon Insane Agjlmn and hospital.
DHM. II AWTIIORVK AXIS I.OH, KA, PHT-
It'lARU AND I'KOPmKTOIl.
THESE Instltalloas ar silonled la East Portland,
i lumiikf and nlraeaul locality, near a beuuiifttl
perenuiai spring. AnpleaooosaajiodatliMisar aaordial
for th comfort and speedy cur of those that favor us
with their patruuagw.
Offoe at WMtasn-foKl'i ttriu; Stor, t reat strait,
fettlaa. SKf
Hl'SlM'.SS CARDS.
A LI .EN it LEWIS, Importers and Whole
sale dealers in Groceries, Llry Ooods, Clothing,
and Hunts and Hhoes. Also, solicit cnntiKnmanti ol
Ottfon produce, for tho San Francisco market, on
wlii'-li liberal advances will be nmue
Persuus iihipimiu Roods from the Eastern Statesto
our care, cau rely upon their receiving prompt alien
tion.ai moderate charges. Ofllce in San Francisco,
CHESTER N. TERRY," Attorney aud Coun
selor at Law,'.Salein, Oregon, Commissioner of
Deeds, and to take testimony, acknowledgements,,
for Iowa. Indiana, Missonri, Michigan, California and
Washiniitou Temtorv. lUm of Attorney, and all
other iiistrumeutsof writiug, drawn on short notice.
Particular attention paid lo taking ueposiiione.voi
loclum of Notes, Accoants, cVcJ 3'tf
JC. I'OWKLL, Attoruev at law, Albany. L,iun ( 0..
Orognn. Office in Monteltii's liiiilding. Will
praciicsin all the courts in Oregon, and promptly at
tund to nil hnaiiiMs entruaied to biicnra. Purlinnlar
attention paid to collections from Portland, Kan Fran
cisco auu eisewnere, in an pane 01 urogun. 1 ue ueni
of reference given If desired. . 46tf
DVV. it M. R. COX, Wholesale aud Retail
Druniiits. Dealers in Foreign and Domestio
Drags, Patent Medicine, Perfomery, Fancy Koaps,
Hair Brushes, One Toilet Articles, themicula, Drug-
gist's tilaeswareAo. Also, a large qnantiry of con
centrated extracts of Plant of the purest quality.
Commercial t Salem, Oregon. lotf
AOOISON 11. OIHBS,
w LAItt H...
GIBBS 4c HILL, Attorncyi and Counselor!
at Law. Will give prompt attention to all pro
fessioaal basineas entrusted to them Office on Front
street, ouposite the Uennieon House, Portland, Ore
gen. . mit
i.U. MITCHKIIh -: , JOS. . DOLPH,
Kolary Public
AJ-ITCHELL 05 DOLril. Attorss sn-J
'lil. Counselors at Law, Holicitors In Chancery, and
Proctors In Admiralty, umeo over rost umce. rroni
street, Portland. 66i)tf
1JENRY LAW, Commisgion Morcbant, and
LL Importer and Dealer in Wagon Material. Hubs.
Hpukes, Felloes, Hhafts, Hicliorv Axles, etc, on band
in hits to suit. Flour and Feed of all kinds, btore
26 Front street, Portland and 'M street, Dalles. bfi'Jtf
riATON Sc CURL, Attorneyi at Law, v
J practice in the courts of this Stat. Office in Oris-
wold's brick, over Hell cV Brown's store, Salem, Ogn,
November, 3d, 18DS, Wtf
1. 0. CAHTWRIOHT.
C. I. SELLlhOKR.
riARTWRiGHT & BELLINGER, Attor-
J novs at Law, Sale in, Oregon
Office In Moores'
Brick finilding.
66!ltf
WILLIAMS & MALLORY, Attorneyi at
11
Law.
OIHce In Wilson's building, Salcin, Or-
egon.
June, 8,181,3,
Mtf
FO. McCOWN. Attorney and Counsellor at
Law. Oulce with Dr. W. D. Magera, Waconda.
Marion county,
Oregon. Post Office address, Bel
passi.
WC. JOHNSON. Attorney and Counselor
at Law, Oregon City, Oregon. Will attend
to all business entrusted to his care. Collections made
and promptly remitted. )yo7
DR. J. W. McAFEE, Physi cian and SUR
GEON, oilers bis professional services to the clt-
itens of Balem and vicinity.
OIHce in Myers' build-
ug, opposite Kenyon's.
wtl
rpiiOMAS D. WINCHESTER, Attorney
JL at Law, Empire City, Coos Bay, Ogn 40tf
BP. UONHAM. Attorney at
Orande, Baker rmiutv, Oregon.
Law. La
8lf
UMASOK kODKLL, Atlorueysal Law .Dalles,
Wasco county, Oregon, liHtf
DR. E. R. FI8KE. Physician aud Surgeon.
Ollic ut residence, 3 doors south of Poet OIHci,
fcalein. M'iil
Hodge Calef.
PORTLAND. OREGON,
dealers in
Drug9, Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
White Lead,
Vumiblies, Brushes,
Pith) tors' Materials, &c.
' 1 -AL80-Kerosene
Oil and Lamps,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bbls. und cases.
Lard
Kerosene
it , i
IS II
II II
II II
White Lead, kegs and pails.
Turpentine,
Painters' stock,
Window Glass,
-AND A STOCK OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Unsurpassed in the State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
HODGE ty CALEF,
1)7 Front street, Portland.
17tf
CM
NlH'l'tV's Mulr.
1) V virtue of an eieeution. to me directed, from th
1) Clerk of Circuit Court for the county of Yamhill,
Oregon, in accordance with a decree rendered si the
April term of said Court, in the year IHGt, to foreclose
a mortgage and satisfy a iiidirnient in favor of 8. B
Stone and against John Iooeley and Lnev Looetey, I
have levied npun the following described mortgaged
premise, to wit t Huuat lit 15, r 4 w.in Yamhill
eounly, btai or Oregnnjiiiu wore particularly Known
aa the donation land claim of Cnrlue Bulluni and Lacv
llutfutn. his wife, ami reeorded in th Survevor Oen
ami's Ollle nf th H'ate of Oregon, a Notification
No. 1,-U, and ulaiut No. &J, aud containing otil acres,
more or tree, witn an 11m tmprovemeai and appur
thuances thereanlo belongina. consisting of a dwell
ing bouse and other out buildings, whieh I ahull oiler
for sale (or so much thereof as will sattsfv Mid exe
cution and eoets) at pithlle auction to the highest bidder
lor caati at tn court-nonee floor in Ijilavetto, In said
count v, on th tali day of June, IBM, at 3 o'clock, p.
ui.. of" aaid due. 1IKNIIY WAKUKN.
Ulaveit. April 'W, 'fit twill HI. ff of aaid Co.
I. IASS.
O.I.UIU
BASS fe ABEL,
..AT THIin..
STEAM FACTORY
Mia tui 11 1 AMsoii LiNuiaa. ialim.
KEKPUS IIAdU, A MO MltM KAtl t HK,
Al.l. KIN OK OP
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, CORNICE,
iiidow t'rwm9, c, e
, aud ivaitisM, to oaoaa.
Knr Tirltlj it UlTSIDK ui JNS1DK Finiik
8CROLL-W0OL, WOOD-TCRSISa, Vo,
All kinds of JOB WORK don with neain aad
di.pau-h iWf llASel at AHKL.
BENJ. STRANG,
alalia
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
OP ItVFBT PATTBRN,
Keep eonstanily on hand, and Slanufaetar
to order.
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
Oa raaaonabl term.
MrTTAt. ROdFIN'O, and J0I1UIN0 of aU liada
promptly allended 10. .
Shop on Coniuwreial Mrt, SaUat, Oragon, .1 door
North of Hlrerh at t o. tktHf
Farmers and Shippers, Attention
SALEM WAREHOUSE.
rpnK nndenlgned, having completed tbair NEW
J WAREHOl aK. ar now prepared tu riveW;
tinWs of Jrtifkl, on etorair or for shipenent. Our fs
olllir,, for noting grain, fruit, lie. tr nnrxrelled on
the river Warrhmie is iioated ABUVK HIUH
WATER MARK, on la bank of th river. Farm
rs. haul your grain ai-4 fmit w hi! tb road ar good
id plac Uieu will mse aeers to narfcet at anv Urn.
. ALEXANDER at MORdAN.
tUVsa, Oct t, W3A
iiom xirrrj'.ii-H
CKLKBKATKD
STOM A CHJ 5 ITT I' RS.
Conclusive Proof of Hie llffirary ot
nosiEiiER sraitii mnEBs.
OBEAT TltlTliaiK H.HAI.I, ( OnPAHN.
WHAT Tim IIITTEUil AUK.
A pure, deliglitftil vegetable halm.
Tn eheer the spirits, and the nerves to calm,
Protect the system from Miasma a ban.
Uoiuw torpid Kutura and the strength sustain.
TIIKIH INnRRDIISNTg.
By ehemic art expressed with patient eare,
Jaicee of plant, roots, barks, of virtues rare,
Ana ine nine spirit 01 me enmiaett rye,
Purest of all diffusive stimuli. '
RKHUI.T". OK THEIR ISK,
Digestion rallies, nppetlte revives,'
Th food assimilate, the patient thrives,
Dyspepsia vauiabes, with all Its throes, ,
Aud peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repose. ,
EFFECTS ON THE LIVER.
The, bilious1 iiiflerer, languid, listless, pale,
rnysicaeu lur yen re, pernups, wiinouc avail,
linos in tua mi it, its all tie isks or needs,
And lives to suite ut doctors and their creeds.
OPERATION ON TUB IIOWEI.I,
Relaxed, constricted, or the seat of pain,
These organs should not, for one day, remain 1 '
Tin eanse or each oatrcms you cau expel
mi;tKBtoiie,uiio iwiif'tjiui wen. .
EFFKCT ON TI1H DKMH.ITATED.
The fluccld muscles lli-tniiesntooti acquire.
The frame gains streugth, ti-.e eye resuines Its fire,
Strength to the Men Us, Dupe i the heart retnrus,
Till stall' aud crutch the coiitaleicent spurns.
BROKEN COKSTITITIOIV.
The constitution tried by pain or care,
Or wild indulgence, is not repair 1
The genial Tunic a th heuUbfni dews
Quicken parched herbs, its wasted puwer renews.
CHILLS AM) FEVIT.il.
Damp, cold, exposure to malicious fog,
Brings on of ills a fearful catalogue,
Hut internilltents, whatsoe'er their kind,
HObTETIlili S UmiiUS tenners to the wind.
HICK IlKtOACllB.
This torment dire that all enoyment kills,
Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pills,
'Tis from the stomach that h takes its rise 1
Toue with the B1T1LUS, and the anguish flies.
WANT OV APPETITE.
Without due nourishment Dfe's poises wane,
The blood grows thin and dullness clouds the brain,
But this Elixir set the system right,
And "Good Digestion waiU on appetite."
TlsB BITTERS AFTER SICKNESS.
Exhausting fever leaves Ita victim low,
And unassisted, Health's return is slow ;
Then with the Bitter weakened Nature aid,
For in each drop vitulily's convoyed.
' AS A OENKKAI. PHRVKNTIVB.
By night and day. on river, sea or lund, 4
In instant peril of disease we stmld 1
but its dread arrow harmless seem to glide)
fast all with ibis iuvigorant fortibed.
I.TIPl'KK WATER, ETC.
Roam through the world.lhrougli every climate range,
Here is the antidote 'gainst every change,
Water impure it temper, and Inures
Men iu ail hardship to all temperatures.
SEA SICKNESS,
Who has not felt how feebly words essay
The qualms one feels on shipboard to portray f
Oread them no more, defy old Neptune's power,
The Bitters cur the nausea in sn hour.
AN UNADULTERATED TONIC.
Of all the liquors borne across the sea
Not one mark that from acrid poison 'a freet
These Bitters stand 'mid stimnlants atone,
Powerless to irritate, though prompt to tone.
A JTIIIiD APERIENT.
Remember, too, aperient root and herb.
Are blent with thoee that relaxation curb
In this rare mixture 1 give this fuct due weight,
That while the Bitter tone, they regulate.
A GENTLE CORRECTIVE.
If on the sloniuch food to acid turns,
And pungent gas the Inner itiembruue hums.
This gruud corrective soon removes the ban,
Aud from the heartburn frees the inner man.
A SAFE AND ORNTI.E ANODYNE.
Why nul nitball the uplubts llp,a.
That shake the nerves and paralyze the sense,
when these rare nuifttto soothe both uimd and
fratue,
Invitiug both to yield to slumber's olaim T
TUB WORLD'S OPINION.
Touching the BITTERS this grand fact Is clear,
1 neir lame nue an ine western nemispnere.
Known in all land, washed by it oceans twain,
Uxalth, liorx and. Vlooa follow in their train I
AVOID COUNTERFEITS.
HOSTETTEU'8 UITTKII8 share the common fat
Of all things good InipnMer imitate.
Of these beware. JJiscrectly use your eye,
I rum uonest nousee purcnase your supplies.
CAUTION .
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In order to guard iiruitiil dittiirerotu impotitioat. the
puMic are requested lo take wpecial not of the beau
tifully eiiKruvrd proprietary etamp, tlironirh which the
fliiverntuftHt of the lTniied MtHtet. ntficiiillr anthenti-
ata every bottle of HoHTKTTKK A UlTTEKS.
prietora and the public fur their joint protection, ia
placed conspicuously acroee the curie and over the
neck of each bottle, and caunot fail to iirike the eye
of the moat caannl obwrvfr, Notliinjf that purporu
1 ma mi in. 11 rown iit ti ituvamnienL over mm nm
vo om nuciiLt ir.nomi iluo cmu ue vuuiub go
lem the tlttuiu it there.
It ia alio prone r to elate tnnt tn in i i cus are told
xcl;ieivelr io fflHne.Htid uevtr under any circuroMance
by the irallofl or th. barrel. Import ore and i mil store
are abroad, aod the only wfeitard the public bare
aKit tlittin in to aue that tho Bittcrt they buy near
the engraved lawl ni note or band of MeMra. Hi-
MiMiiitt D.U11U, aim ttie atamp above men
tioned. kepahid by
DflSTETTERk SH1TII, Pltubnrg, Pa.
For ule by all Driiwiai. Ororera and 8torekeepen
inroiiKnout tue w orld,
And by HODGE & CALEF,
M holeaalp Druggists, Portland, Oregon,
To whom all order should he addreiwed. 6S'.1f
PllbllC Suit.
NOTH'E is hereby given that in piirsuane of an
order of the County Court of Marion couulv, in
the Slate of Oregon, made on the aecond dav of May,
1864, in the mailer of the eeiat nf John P. Oaine
deceased, the undersigned will sell at nublic auction,
at the court-house in Salem, to the highest bidder for
thru, huu suuirrs w ruiiiiriiiuKwi kt sum rusn. on lire
?th dav of Juue. ISo4. the fidlowilm rtal estate, tu-
wit t The undivided interest of a minor heir to the
north half of Ih south half uf sec. III. t Bs. r .1 w,
being about 7 acre of an undivided interest of 16&
ii lull acres. MAKT.ARKT B. UAINKS,
Salem, May 0. '"1-4 will Guardian of said heirs.
NummoHs.
Q. Uehl . Ciiitetiaa Mbvaraiaa and Fred. Votltlltr.
In the County Court of Ovtigla t ounty, for the
mate ol urvgon, jiuy lenn, A. 17., leoi.
T-O CHRISTIAN RCIIEURMAN and PREDKtt
1 ILK VOiVELLER. defciidunt You areherebv
snminoued and reomred lo appear In said Conrt on
tb ant dav of Ui term thereof, to be held at Ui
court-house in the town uf Roaebara , in th eonniv of
Douglas atoreMid, on the ntst Uondav ol Jnly, A. D.
1064, lo-wil i The 4ili day of Jitlv aforesaid, and an
swer lli camplstut uf Outleib Melil, tiled against you
in said conrt, or Ui same will be taken for eonfeeeed,
and Ui idamtitf aforeeaid will tak iudnmnt amuoat
yon for the want of an answer for the sum ut riv
hundred dollar together witb coal and disbursement
of tins suit to be Lied. g. V. CHAD WICK,
By order uf tin Court, Au y for l'l ff.
L L WaiUMs.luntitvCletk.
Knebnry,.April 13. Ittol. twlO
SherifT't nlf.
XTOTirt I brlv glren that, by virtoe of aa sx-
ll cuiioo, to an dirMied, from th Clerk of lb
County Court for th county of Yamhill, iu favor of
Stephen A. Young and ugHmt Jnuie A. Yonng and
John Ramm. and for want of entflrieitt persooaj
finxny to Miuty tlx sam. I bar levied a una tb
ullown'ig described real properly hesug tb property
of John Itameire to a it i I be north half of tb land
formerly donaunl to Jama Rnmag and Sarah, bi
wit, and th part e, off io tbe aaid Baraa Kama.
Notiniaiioa No. I,4,"A la 1 1 sr 4 w, la YtmhiUeoan-
ty. tlramui, eoataining aces, snor r lee, with
all ih improvement thertRlo llonging, which 1
vliall offer for sat at public auction, to th highest
kto.ler far eaesi, at ih euarl hone do.tr in Lafvrti,
laaibili eouaiy, Osvgoa, on Ih eth day of J una, irM,
at 1 o'clock, p. at., uf said dav. lo Miiefr said sse
Uon and cost. llKNKY U'ARREN,
Utaystt. April S9,t4-4wl0 Sh lfof said Co.
BlatMka.
TR E fellowiag blanks an tut sal at th ftasnausa
OKc, i ejoanlili losnit. Ordw, aeeosapaand
with lb rash, Moaipily attended lot
Cnantv tirder. iu cvdoret Oraud Jury Snmmont;
Letter Teetanentary t Letter of AdiniuistratKm i
Altachmvnu i Ka"iivnt i AdmlnlMrator't or lis se
nior's bVnihi : Uarriag License i Proasiwory Note ;
Proof of Will i Justice' Summous i Jiwtnt Attach
aiaole Appnwtar Covousstous , Wanaaly ld ,
Taa Keeeipt i Subpflsuas, c , e
" CONSTITUTION WATER."
THE OS LY REMEDY
For Diseases of tho
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
(iravcl, Dropslnil NwclllngH,
GENITAL DEBILITY, Etc.
rpilU AUTOWISIIIIO atl''l'l!"l WHICH
1 lias attended tins INVALUAIII.l! Medicine ren
ders It the moat vuluable one ever discovered. N'o
laiiKUHKe can convey an adequate idea of the immedi
ate und almnst miraculons cliiiune wliicli it occasions
iu the debilitated and shattered system. In fact, it
suintls unrivalled as a remedy for the permanent cure
of the maladies above meutioned, and also
DIA1IETKS,
IMl'OTKSCV.
LOSS OP MUSCULAR ENERGY,
PHYSICAL HKOSTHATION,
INU10KSTION,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
GLEET, KLUOU ALBL'S,
And in every disease any way connected with the dis
orders or decay of the PROCKKATIVE FUNC
HONS. Persons about to marry, If conscious of any
weakness, should take the
CONSTITUTION WATER.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by until re, or
impaired by sickness, the nnstrune; and relaxod orirail
izaiion Is at once tebraced, revived, and built up-
Well mav tnis ceieoratea meaicine oe cauen tue
MEDICAL WONDER
The stoouiiibT. tremblinir victim of dunrussiou und
debility becomes a new man 1 he stands eroct, he
muvea with a I rin sten 1 his mind, which was nrevi
ously sunk in gloom of an almost Idiotic apathy, be-'
comus Diignt ana active t.auq ne troeii i'in.reneKeue-
rated, coiistious of new vigur. The medicine reaches
CONSTITUTION Itself, and restores it to it normal
condition.
Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, hjtummation
of the Kidnepi, and Catarrh of the Itlattder,
Strangvary and Burning, or Painful Urin.
ating, Calculus. Gravel, Brick Past
Deponit, and Mvcout or Milky Dis
charges After Urinating,
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy,
And too much cannot be said in Its praise. A single
dose has been known to roliev the most urgent symp
toms. TltY IT iu these cases, and yon will ever give
your praise to
CONSTITUTION WATER!
Male or Female,
Are you troubled with that distressing pain In the
amHll of the back, and through your hips 1 CONSTI
TUTION WATER will relieve you like magic.
Dr. W. H. OHEOO, Proprietor.
MORGAN ec ALLEN.
General Agents, New York.
HoiTRTTtn, an it 11 v dean,
Agent for the I'acitle Const,
401 and 403 Battery Street,
Corner Clay, San Francisco, and
HODOE & CALEF,
SMITH & DAVIS,
W. WEATHEUFORD,
9lf Portland.
OTJH TIME IIA.H OOMK.
ALL persona indebted to us in any way will please
consider themselves invited to come forward and
sett le up.
If it is Impossible for you to pay, come and say so,
and let ns know when you can.
Should llii general Invitation not be he heeded, it
will be necessary for us to issue more iccinand more
urgent appeals, ut the expense of the iuvited.
Expecting tu change our business, we intend selling
goods in future for the READY-PAY. No more ac
counts made, except eery short ones, and hv SPE
CIAL AURANOEMENT with PAYINO CL'8
TOMERS. J, n.eVI.H.IllOOHKI,
Sulem, Oregon, Sept. With 87tf.
J. A, Wood & Co,
ARE manufacturing for the wholesale trade, a su
perior article of TL'ltl'EXTINK, JAPAN OIL,
and EXCELSIOR STAIN.
The turpentine cannot be beaten in any market in
quality and cheapness.
The Japan Oil is far superior and cheaper than any
other oil for brick, boat, house aud fence painting.
The stain ia a perfect imitation of Rosewood and
Muhoganv. Price $1,50 per gallon.
Sr FROI'r JTIIKBT, POUTLAND.
Sept. 1)0, IS63. etfltf
j?,T( IIAKDWAKK Such aa Iron, Riv-
eta. Bolt, Washers, Nuts, Springs, Nails,
faaeaaaAaaitipikes, etc oce., lor sale nv
71
SMITH at CARTWRIGIIT.
Notice.
The undersigned, having been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate of Julian Bihau, deceased,
all persons having claims against said estate, are re
quested to preseut them, with proper vouchers, to me
at my residence in Bt. Louis, Morion county, Oregon,
within six mouths from tbii date.
EMII.IK BIHAU.
Fslr-m, April 25. 1864. Jwt
Final Settlement.
STATE of Oregon, county of Coos i On this 5th day
of April, 1864, comes Jemima Hull'uian, adminis
tratrix of the estate of Allium Huffman, deceased,and
files ber petition for a llnal eettlemeut uf said estate.
It ia therefore ordored that Tuesday, tb 5th day of
July, 1H64, b set apart for th bearing of said peti
tion, and the final settlement of suio estate, at lb
Court Uouse, iu Empire City, in the county and Stale
aforesaid at wbicb lime and place all persou iuler
esled in said estate ar uotitied to appear.
Per order of OILUKRT HALL,
County Judire.
David Morsi, jr., Co. Clerk. 4wtf
Final Settlement
STATE of Oregon, count v of Coos : On this 5th day
ot April. 1804, conies Mary Ann Hirst, administra
trix of tbe estalo of William Hirst, deceased, aud files
ber petition for a final settlement of said estate. It is
therefore ordered that Tuesday, the 5th day of July,
1804, be set apart for tbe hearing of said petition, and
the final settlement of said eU)t, at tbe Court House.
in Empire City, in the county aud Slew aforesaid, at
which time and place all persons interested iu said e-
tate are notinea to nppear.
By Order of GILBERT HALL,
County Judge,
David Moasa, jr., Co. Clerk. 4w
PAUL JONES.
PREMIUM THOROUGHBRED BLACK HAWK.
WILL stand the ensuing season of I8C.4 to improve
the brood of horses, at the Livery Stable of S.
At I. Durbio, in Salem. Season commented 1st of
April and will end Jaly 1st. Good aud convenient
pasturage gratis.
Persons breeding to Pan! Jones this year, and fail
Ing to obtain roll, can have tbe sessotf'of 1865 gratis.
TERMS-I-.D single leap : HI season.
Wheat and oals luken at tbe market tale.
Any peraon bmigtng two or more good mare, can
nave mem ore ou snare.
Paul June will b limited to 75 mare.
Th eolt of Paul are ianret ou owned bv Mr.
Colby 15 bands high at 9 year old, was awarded 1st
Premium at State for ISiJ. Another owned by Mr.
Rudd. th aaiue sis, be oners to trot at the cumin
Stat Fair for "a good round sum" against any colt of
uis age id year, iu lue oiar.
PREMIUMS!
The person owning the mar taking the let Pre
miiiui at the show of Paul Jones cells this season
will be given a seasou gratis. . Th winner uf the lid
Premium in coin.
Paul Joue is a beautiful black, between fifleeu aud
sixteen bands high, und weighs about 1 100. Ho was
sired bv J. G MeCrakeu's Black Hawk; he by Hill's
Ulucl Hawk, of termont. luedauiof Paul was bv
imported Emigrant. Cora and see him and judge for
Salem. April 15, 1HC-I. 0w?
The FasHrotllnt Black Hawk Slallion
2 EMIGRANT.
A MI.L make a season in Yamhill county, serving a
1 1 limited number of mare at loU in com t tbe
seasou commencing oa th 1st of April and ending
tfuir iss. suiumug euemaiciv ui me siauie oi n.i;
Hill, Lafavelte. D.J. Y Bargain, MrHinnvill, aud J.
D. VVallina-. Amity.
Emigrant i a beautiful ehealnut sorrel, ven years
old this Spring, stands I5 hands high, and weighs
i.iia ponndt, possessing great bone, power, and c
bou. and m a model of vmmirv. II ia arknnwl.
ged by all judges lo b tli host stallion in th Slat,
and ean trot lastr than au other stallion in Oregon.
Hi performance at th la Stat Fair are loo well
anown lo require aiiroomuient.
Emigraut wae sire by Uillv McCraeken. be by Mc-
Crx ken Black Hawk, of Vermont. Hi dam was
Daniel Vincent s Messenger, she by Coukwrighl'a
Messenger, of New York.
Mare from a distance will lad good past n rage at
ft per week. All ear taken to prevent ccidnu,bul
not reeponaioi lor nv. I or fnrtlier Information ap
lyto A D TCFT8, Keeper, or
BILLS at CO., Ag u, Portland.
Lafayette, Oregon. ItW. 3n7
The Theroaittsbred Jack,
COMPROMISE, JR.
T. V ILL Hand the ensuing season, commencing April
M 1st and ending ia Jul. 184, at lb fanu of the
subscriber. 5 mile, Irom Dallas, on Ih Salem road, at
fl th season, fa to iusur. Compromise, Jr., ia
i, uaao aign, a aara lews color.
SAMUEL OOFF.
Polk county, March 15, 1864. . iuu
" PEDIOREE Coapmmise, Jr. waa foaled near
teungloo,- Kv ." Septmbr'24tb.,- liJ9 Sired bv
Hoa. Henry (.lay old imported Compromise His
01 by blart Sampson, grand aatn by imr,rte,l uly-
. . It r. IllMl STKK
Leiington. Ky, April ,'5. Ida.' 'I
.Malice ... f . .t
ISktrebv glv. lhl th ndrr.rd has ben ap
tmaKj, by the Probata Court of Polk eonuty, ad
uiim nstor f tu Mtai of A J. V. lLi.1. aaaed.
Tiio having claims upon said it will prveenl
lliai, withia on rear, at ny rvehlenc, at Grand
Round. Tho IndeVtrd will please rv np Immedi
ai.lv. A. I). bABCOCK.
tfay t, ia. 4w4
DR. D. JAYNE'S J
KXI .M3CTO J i ANT
And Sanative Fills,
HAVF. 1IEEN BEFORE Til K I'Ulil.IU fit i.".m
nod found such general favor In every region of
country where they have been sold, (and there is no
pluce mi tlio civiliiiil glubo where they Imvo not been
sold) that it would seem uluiosl auperlluuu at this
time to direct alu-ution to xnem tnrougn me mcmum oi
the presa. Yet It is dn lo eorl'uring humanity, and es
pecially to that uiiinorou class who, in th changea
ble cliuiate of the i'acillti ooaet, suller from
DIkcuscs ol the Limits and Throat,
inducing and ending In CONSUMPTION, many ol
whom may not have used this remedy, that they
should be allowed tu read some of the cases where its
inlluenre haj been useful In remedying complaints
from which they lire sunerlng.
THE EXPECTORANT
Operalei UttlEDlATL'LY upon the Disease,
Snreh and Speedily Eradicating, while th SANA
Tl VE PILLS, by preserving regularity in the bowels
and giving a healthy tone to the other internal organs
aid and aesisl the perfect operation uf the former.
Attention Is asked to the following cortincntes, se
lected ut random from tbe mass in possession of the
proprietors i
Columiius, 111ns., Jan. 24. 1857.
Dr. D. Jnyne Dear Sir i Oen. Win. P. Orton.one
of my neighbors, was cored of llroucliitia by the use
of your Expectorant and Allrrahre, alter having lain
forty days at the point of death, and three eminent
physicians having exhausted their skill upou him.
Several cases of Dropsy aud Cancer have boon cured
In my neighborhood. My little daughter was taken
last November with an enlargement on tho neck,
which grew very font. I immediately commenced glv
iiig her your Alterative, nnd she is now nearly well.
THOMAS L. TUNNELL.
From Hie Itcv, "Uooa (look, late of Brooklyn, Miu. '
Nkw Yd.,.', Jan. 6, 1861,
Dr. D. Jayne Dour 8ir i A young man living In my
house was taken with a violent cold, which settled on
his lungs, causing a hourao, hollow cough, HI tended
with much fever. This continued for more than two
weeks, whon all thought death to be inevitable, At
this point I commenced giving your Expectorant and
Sauutlve Pills, accordiug to directions. In the course
of two or three duys, he b :gnn to expectorate freely
and iu about two weeks lie was about aud waa loon
well.
A uomceopathio physician and family spent a night
hi my bonse. The daughter was tukeu with a violent
cronp, which threatened speedy death. Tbe father
having no medicine, concluded to give the Expecto
rant which soon allbrdod rel.ef. t
From tb Rev. N. M. Jones, Rect. of Prot. Epis. Cell,
Saint Bartholomew, Philadelphia,
Philauelphia, March 31,1856.
Dr. D. Juyno Dear Sir : In all cases resembling
Oonsuwntion. I reoommend Javne's Expectorant,
having in so many instances witnessed it benelicial
elfecla in the two last cases which came under my ob
servation. The administration of the Expectorant
bus, 1 am happy to say, been attended by tne most de
cided improvement oi tne paueuia.
For a irreater number aud variety of certificates, and
fuller information regarding these aud other of Dr. D.
Jtivne and Sons' Prenarattons. reference is iriven to
their ANNUAL ALMANAC, which may be bad from
any druggist or dealer in medicines.
djii in at OAiin,
ly644 Portland, Oregon, Agent for the State.
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
AKD....
MACHINE SHOP.
First Street. Between Yamhill and Morrison.
HAVING become sole proprietor ot this establish
ment, the undersigned is now prepared to manu
facture ALL KINDS OF STEAM ENGINES, of sites
from fourto forty horse power, portable or statiouary.
Also. Circular Saw Mills, complete i Hay Presses of
all sizes; Planing Machines I Wood worth's pattern);
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Vertical Suw and
Qsist Mills; brass and iron castings, aud wrouglitiron
work of every description.
All orders executed with dispatch, and in a work
manlike manner. DAVID MONNA.sTES.
P. 8 A reduction haa be. Lit made on all kinds of
work at mv shoo, to suit the tradeand correspond with
California prices. may25 12tf
SALEM FOUNDRY.
B. F.DRAKE, Proprietor.
HAVING purchased the entire Interest in the foon
drv at Sulem. I am urenared tn furnish CAST
INGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK of every des
criptions short notice.
Alloraersior .uii.Li vvuita. witioeniieo witnais
patch, and in a satisfactory manner.
Agricultural imnlementsof all kinds manufactured
toiorder, or repaired. 47tl ,
T. W. SOUTHER,
DRUQQIST,
Heeond sjlreet, C'orvallls. Oregon,
HA8 JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
well selected stock of
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Chemtcnlii, Drugs, Htdicinei, Perfumery, Dye-
siuim, Fancjr uootii, rainis, uiu, Turpentine,
Glun, Futty, farnUhri, Bruihei, tc.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
irefii lly com pounden at al I hon rs . 1 3tf
jtCH J. H. HAAS,
OommercUistreet, Sulem, Deilcrlo
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
FINE CLOCKS,
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, 4c.
All goodssetd by me are WARRANTED to be a,
represented.
Repairing.
Particular atteaUon paid lo repairing fin Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry. Ao.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. -
Salem, 0reea, Nov. 1,186s. Irl5
Stationery for tbe State of Oregon.
SEX LED PROPOSALS, will be received at the
odire of the Secretary of State, nntil Tnesdav, the
14tb day of June, 1864. at II o'clock. A. St., for furnish
ing stationery for the State of Oregon, as follows :
'20 reams Cot.gress Legal Cap, Carew, while laid,14
pounds, wide ruled.
till reams Coogreea Cnp Carew,white laid,14 pounds,
wide ruled.
30 reams Congrea Letter, Carew, white laid, 13
pounds, wide ruled.
5 reams Commercial Note, Carew, white laid, 6
poond, quarter package.
6 M. otficial envelopes, ex. heavy bnft No. 9.
5 " " " " " white "
4 ' letter " ex ex. bun
4 " " ' whit.
ream Government blotting paper, 100 pounds.
10 gross Rhodes St Sons superior D. peus.
1 " Accommodation pen boldors.
3 each, spool tape. Nn 1.1, lf, aud 17.
7 dui. Silluian iukslanda, No. 3.
I " barometer 11 brass rack.
b) " ,'eel erasers, gritla percba baud I or coco.
3 grosa Fabera, No. 3 peucil.
6) doi. Ivory folder, 9 in.
7 " small macihige, cap.
5 ' octagon ruler.
I " gutta pefcha ruler, IS in.
3 18
3 do. Arnold writing fluid, quart.
7 " Congress Knives Wostenholn St Sons.
1 " halls colored liuen twine.
I " silk ribbon.
6 boxes gold seals. No. 5.
4 poond whit rubber 20 to the pound.
Sample must accompany each bid.
The person or persona receiving th contract will,
when the stationery I delivered. reoeive a warrant oa
the Suit Treasurer in pavment therefor.
8AHUEL E. MAi',8ee'y of Stat.
' Salem, April II, lot. . 9wt
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtu of an execution leaned ont of the county
court of Polk county, and to me di reeled by th
clerk of said court, in favor of John K. Cooper and
against W. J. Malury, for want of personal proper
ty lo satisfy the same, I have levied! upon and will
proceed to sell to tlx highest bidder for rash in band,
at the court hone door in Dallaa. ia aaid county, an
Saturday, the Hh day of Mav. A. D. i"64, al I o'clock
r. a., all the right, till and interest of said W J. Uf t
ney, defendant abov named, in and to the following
described real estate, to win beiriuiiing at th n w
comer of said Matnev'a laud chum, not. 268, claim
Nr. 61, In see 33oftBa.r5wof tbe Willamette me
ridian, thence 3SM chs, thence s 3665 chs, thenc
w 4v rb, IImoc a 8 90 chs. thenc 4 fU chs, thenr
n 38 90 chs, to the plac ot beginning, containing 134.
SO 100 acre, more or lei. Sold to satisfy Ui abov
execution, costs and acerning costs.
I M HI TLER, Sheriff Polk Connly.
Dallaa, April 3Uth, lt4. 4wg
HOWE'S SEWIXG MACHINE.
THE NEW STYLE
Howe's Family Sewing machine,
UTH.L seam, slitch. gather, hem, Ml. hind, unlit
nin.bniid.and in fa.1 PERFORM THE WHOLE
RANGE OF.FAMILV SF.WINO It nse, TWO
Threads, making the LOCK STITC H. There are
different else. ; , "
7. ' Frier from fjeo to $8.f.
r?" It received tbe IIIOHE.T Preminm at the let'
World' Fair al London, and bae been used in Oer
amny. Franc and Euglaad for fnurteea yri, with
perfect satitfactloa. arad for hrt of prim.
FREELAND BRiIS..
Albanr. Agent for Oregon.
For sale al N O. Parmh k Co. . Salem, .nd hv
rreehnd Bre Albnv. fn4
1 lOHTJiTTlCl t'H
t it l. mil a i in
STOMACIIJITTERSe
rpiIK npemlion of this palatable remedy upon th,
J. stnniuch, liver nnd llie excretory orgnns , ,iiiRi,.
larlv sonthirw anil eonsorvallve. It reguliiios, recruit,
anifpurillrslhem. Iiyapenala in all lis forms yield,
to its control and invigorating properties.
INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM.
Vigorous digestion and pure bile produces nutrition.
blood, ami nutritious Mood a hoHithy frnm. . jw
the victim ol a dyspeptic stnmaeli and a disordered
liver desire to know how tho digestion may be n.
proved, the bile and other tluids of lb body pnriHe-d I
DR. IK.IS I ET I Kit 8 Sl'OMACH IMTrEUS.
Will accomplish this desirable revolution in the system
regulating the eeerutions and excretions, giving tog,'
to the iiinniiil juices which dissolve the food, strength,
en every rchued nerve, muscle and fibre, and bring,
thewhnlu iniicliiiiory nf vitality Into vigoroai mj
tieu.HH till play.
STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM.
The best menus of imparting vigor to the bmW
down frame and shntterud constitution, which ha, yet
neen inveincti or uieooveren, is prunfrou to ine leetll,
of both and all ages in
DR. HOSTETTEK'8 STOMACH BITTERS. .
Debility, from whatever cause arising, snsy b
cured i stmngtli, in whatever ninniier it may have
boeu wasUid, intiy be rustored by the use of this pow.
fill and healthy iuvigorant. For indigestion ami it
painful effects, bodily and mental, they are a poaitivt
speeilic.
, A WORD TO THE AGED.
In the decline of life the loss of vital force mnw.
qtient upon physical ducay can only be safely supplied
by some vivifying preparation which recruits tbe
strength mid spirit, witlionl entailing the eihanstioa
which is always the fiiulhullout of ordinary stimulant,
We tender to the aged ,
DR. HOSTETTEU'8 STOMACH BITTERS,
As an invigorant and restorative, immediate In n. k...
elloiul action and perniuuent in its ell'ucts. It tone, th
stomadi, Improves the uppcllte, aud nets like a charm
upon the spirits,
run HKMALES.
Thousands of ladies rosort tn It. llal It MnttMtir 4TnM
terin, Hutteriiig of the heart, nervoua headache, vertl.
go, geiioral debility, and all peculiar disturbance, inrf
deiangements to which as a sex, they are subject. U
cheers and enlightens the depressed mental powers,,
well as strsngtnens ttie body, and Its use is never fob
lowed bv any re-aotion.
I'?' BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Puichu
only of relinble doHlers. Sold everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH At DEAN, Agent
8au Fmncisco.
HODGE & CALEF,
WHOLESALE DRUQOISTS PORTLAND,
Sole) Agents for the State.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OK PROTECTED 7
Solution of Protoxide of Iron,
Has been nied with Great Success In Curing
THE DYSPEPSIA,
Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Bronchitis and Consumptive Tendencies,
Disordered State of tlie Blood.Female
Complaints, Chronic Diarrhea,
Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrat
ing Effects of Lead or
, Mercury.
nL'VI.1!? A T . T-T7-rTT Irmr
Mt a .a.
and all diseases which require
A Tonic and Alterative medicine.
THE PROOFS OV ITS EFFICACY are so nnmer
ous, so well authenticated, and of such peculiar
ehuracter, that anU'erors cannot reasonably hesitate to
receive the profFered uid.
Tbe class of disease for which the Syrup provide
a cure, is precisely that which line ao often baffled the
highest order of medical skill. Tbe fact are tangible,
the witnesses accessible, aud the aafety aud eiHcaoy of
the tjyriip incontrovertible.
From Wcll-Kuowu Citizen! of Boston.
Tbe undersigned having experienced the beneficial
effects of the "Peruvian 8yrup," do not hesitate to
recommend it lo the attention of th public.
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT, TIffTMAS 0. AMOKV,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY, .
S. H. KKNDALL, Al. !., JAMES C. 1HJNN, .
SAMUEL MAY, Rov. T. WHITTEM0RE.
Certificate of Dr. Hayes.
It Is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro
toxide of Iron is loat by even a very brief exposal
to air, and that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of
Iron, without further oxidation, baa been deemed im
possible. In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAT BEFORI UNKNOWN
and this solution may replace all the proto carbonates,
citrates and tartrates of the Materia Medica.
A. A. HAYES, M. D.,
Asaayer to the State of Massachusetts.
16 Boyston street, Boston.
HOKTBTTRR, RMITII eV KAr,
4111 and 403 Battery street, corner of Clay,
ban Francisco.
SMITH DAVIS.
' HODGE It, CALEF.
W. WEATHERFORD,
Ptf Portland.
IODI3STEJVVA.TEB.
IODINE Water ia the mont Important discovery of
modern chemiMry, and it it impowtible to over-eiti
mate ita influence ns a remedial nent. Iodme haa
ben romidered the most nsefnl ttrticle m Materii
AledicH. aud umnv of the moat acienttHcand DractieaJ
chemieU nnd phyaicinna have inveaUKtUed it eifecta
upon tue Human eyutein. it la to act upon (ne
UKAKT,
I.IVICK, KIINBYR.
DIGE9T1VK OHflANHOHdliANDVLAB
SVSTK.H,
and to have preM control orer
SCROFULOUS AFFECTION8.
Notwithstanding the xeat and ability which have been
devoted to its investigation, it remained almost nselesa
nntil Or. Henry Anders, a physician and chemist of
New York, after year of patient labor and experi
ment, discovered chemical process which enabled
him lo dissolve
PURE IODISE IS PURE WATER,
Without solvent. This, considered impossible by
the scientific world, is attested by eertilicutes of anal
vsis from I)r J. K. Chilton of this city, and Prof,
booth, V. 8. Mint, Philadelphia. The importance of
this discovery wae so highly appreciated by the Fac
ulty that it was published in Medicul Journals, and ita
use recommended lo practitioner (see wAmericaa
Medical Monthly," July 6, 18j6, page 76.)
This valuable medicine i now available to the pa b
lie for tbe cure of Scrofula in all ita manifold forms,
Consumption, Cancer, Heart, Liver and Kidney Di.
ease, ltheumatiam, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections,
Dyspepsia, llronchilia. etc.
AS -A. TONIO
It operation I evinced by strengthening the digestive
organs and increased nutritiou of tho body i tb re
sult of the employment of Iodine. Tbe panent re
covers flesh, strength and color t hitherto pals, relaxed
and feeble, he become fall, strong and florid.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
bold by all Druggists. Price, (1 per bottle. Pre
pared by Dr. H. Anders dt Co., Physicians and Chem
ists, New York.
IIOSTETTER, SMITH &. DEAN,
401 and 403 Dal terry street, comer of Clay,
Han Francisco.
HODOE Ac CALEF,
SMITH PA VIS.
W. WEATHERFORD.
9lf Portmnd.
No Credit!!
CHARMAV, TA'AItNKH ft. CO.. from nnd after tbuj
date. propoe to do STRICTLY A CASH BU8I
HESS, believing it will be beiiefleia! to their friends
and customers generally. It will enable them to sell
goods at a
LOWER PRICE,
and to eflectuallv compel with Portlaud. Tknr it
termination u to tell goods at cheap at any house in
Oregon.
Although tbey hare extra freight from Portland,
yet their expenses ar much lighter In Oregon City,
and by their manner of doing business they can more
than balance th charge for freight between lb lw
places, and thns be enabled lo sell goods Cheaper than
any other Hmtst in the Slate.
tire goo City, Merch 7, 1K64. n3S
Why do you use an Inferior
Article
WHEN yon ean buy at tb same price'
celebrated
"Pawner KrMM?n Oil"
Th beet made pure, white and nea explosive, hurt
ing with a brilliant, steady Dam, aud eonbuiing sOl
the advintage of this incomparable aod cheapest
illuminator, without the attendant risk and danger ol
explosions in using a poor article.
At
M00RE8.
46tf
ftalem.Jan. lth. 163.
Nolire.
T
1HE Stockholder of th "CacaJ Oold and Silver
Mil. r-rtM,MaM' will -f mi I ha AfBrflof U
llams at Mallorv. in Sulem, on Salunlsv ihe "-iJT
of May, 164, for the purpose of elwUng a B"rd
Uirector. ny order ol tne Louipauy.
Salem, April 3n, IK64.
.AaM-asiineiil Knfirp.
IT the Regular Meeting of the Directors of lb
A ANTIAM GOLD ASP SILVKRMIMM
IHMPANYi hel l iit'iheiriflHce in'Salcui. on lb -l
'liav.ol 'April. A n ;-li, an asscsemeut of IS cents o
each share wu's lvid on th Capill Stock of s
Compiiiv. All pre.ms holding saoek io said to"
pany are requested to py tb amonal ' .
reepectiv asseoMneul to th Secretary in gold ctaa,
alkisvlle In Salem, within thiitv davs fryn '
qt. SiriS HAbliO.i.
haiem. Oregcn, llay i, l4