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Newspaper Page Textofficial LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THI Firit Suiio of the Thirty-Eighth Congrett. Pmuo No. M. AN ACT to mUbllih a uniform avetem of ambu lance! In thi armies of the United States, Be it matted by the Senate and House of Rcpretenta fives of the L'mlrd Statei of America in Congress as sembled. That the medical director, or chief medical officer, of each army corpa shall, under the con trol of the medical director of the army to which iucJi army corpa belong), have the direction and supervision of all ambulnnoes, medicine, and other wagons, bore, mulos, harness, and other fixturea appertaining thereto, and of all officers and men who may be detailed or employed to assist him in the management thereof, in the army corps in which he may be aerving. Sec. 8. And is it further enacted, That the com manding officer of each army corpa shall detail officers and enlisted men for service in the ambu lance corps of such army corps, npnn the follow ing basis, vis I one captain, who shall be com mandant of said ambulance corps i one first lieu tenant for each division in, such army corps ; one second lieutenant for each brigade in such army corps i one sergeant for each regiment in such army corps; three privates for each ambulance, and one private for each wagon t and the officera and non-commissioned officers of the ambulance corps shall be mounted : Provided, That the offi cers, non-commissioned officer, mid privates so detailed for each army corps shall be examined by a board of medical officers of such army corns as to their fitness for such duty i and that auch as are found to be not qualified shall be rejocted, and others detailed In their stead. ' Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That there shall be allowed and furnished to each army corns two- horse ambulances, upon the following basis, to wit: three to each regiment of infantry of live hundred men or mure ; two to each regiment of Infantry of more than two hundred and less than five hundred men or more t and one to each regl mentor, tntamry ot less than two hundred men two to each regiment of cavalry of 6ve hundred men or more I and one to each regiment of cavalry 01 leas tnan nve nnnorea men I one ro each oat terr of artillery to which b .ttery of artillery it shall be permanently attached ; to tne d-aaqimr-ten of each army corpa two auch ambulances j and to each division train of ambulances two army wagons; and ambulances shall be allowed and furnished to division brigades and commands not attached to any army corps upon the same basis, and each ambulance shall be provided with uch nnniber of stretchers and other nppliancos as shall be prescribed by the Surgeon General: Provided, That the ambulances and wagons herein mentioned shall be furnished, so far as practicable, from the ambulance! and wagons now in the ser vice. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That horse and mule litters may be adopted or authorized by the Secretary of War, in lieu of ambulances, when judged necessary, under mch rules and regula tions as may be prescribed by the medical director of each army corps Sec. 6 And be it further enacted. That the cap tain shall be the commander of all the ambulances, medicine, and other wagons in the corps, under the immediate direction of the medical director, or chief medical officer, of the army corps to which the ambulance ocrps belongs Me shall pay special attention to the condition of the ambu lances, wagons, horses, mules, harnesa, and other fixture! appertaining thereto, and see that they are at all limes in readiness fur service I that the officera and men of the ambulance corps are prop erly inatrueted in their duties, and that their du ties are performed, and that the regulations which may be prescribed hy the Secretary of War, ur the Surgeon General, for the government of the ambulance corps are strictly observed by those under his command. It shall be his duty to In stitute a drill in his corps, instructing his men in the most easy and expeditious manner of moving the sick and Bounded, and to require in all casus that the aick and wounded shall he treated with gentleness and care, and that the ambulances and wagons are at all times provided with attendants, drivers, horses, mulct, and whatever may be necessary for their efficiency I and it shall be his duty also to see that the ambulances are not used for any other purpose than that fur which they re designed and ordered. It shall bo the duty of the medical director, -or chief medical officer, of the army corps, previous to a march, and previous to and in time of action, or whenever it may be necessary to use the ambulances, to issue the prop er orders to the captain for I lie distribution and management of the same, for collecting the aick and wounded, and conveying them to their desti nation. And it shall be th" duly of the captain faithfully and dilligently to execute such orders. And the officers of the ambulance corps, includ ing the medical director, shall make auch report? from time to time, as may be required by the Sec retary of War, the 8urgeon General, the medical director of the army, or the commanding officer of the army corpa in which they may be serving ; and all reports to higher authority than the com manding officer of the army corps shall be trans mitted through the medical director of the army to which such army corps belongs. Sect 6. And he it further enacted. That the first lieutenant assigned to the ambulance corps for a division shall have complete control, under the captain of hii corpa and the medical director of the army corps, of all the ambulances, medicine, and other wogona, horses, mules, and men in that portion of the ambulance corps, lie ahull be the acting assistant quurtermaster for that portion of tne ambulance corps, ana will receipt tor and be responsible for all the property belonging to it, ana be held responsible for any deliciency in anv thing appertaining thereto, lie shall have a trav elling cavalry forge, a blacksmith, and a iaddlcr, who shall be under bia orders to enable him to keen his train in order. He shall have authority w oraw supplies trom in depot quartermaster, upon requisitions approved by the captain of bis corps, the medical director, and the commander of the army corps It which be ii attached. It shall be bis duty to exercise a conataut supervision over bis train in every particular, aud keep it at an umes reaay lor service. Seo. 7, And be it further enacted. That the second lieutenant shall have command of the portion of me amouiance corps lor a brigade, and shall be under tne Immediate orders ot the brat lieutenant and he shall exercise a careful supervision over the sergeants and privates assigned to the portion of the ambulance corps for his brigade : and It hall be the duty of the sergeants to conduct the drills and inspections of the ambulancee under Ms orders of tlioir respective regiments. Sec. B. And be it further enacted. That the amhn, knees in the armiea of the United State shall be need only for the transportation of the .lick and wounded, and, in nrgetit cases only, fur medical nppiiee, and all persona shall be prohibited from nstug them, or reuniting them to be used, for anv other purpose. It shall be the duty of the officers of the ambulance corps to report to the comman der ot tne army corpi any violation of the nrov, iaiona of this section, or any attempt to violate tbe same. And any officer who aha I uie an am bulance, or require it to be used, fur any other purpose than is provided In this section, shall, for the first offence, be nuhliclr rcnriinamled hv the commander of the army corpa in w hich he may ue serving, ana tor tn second otlunce shall ha diamisied from the service. Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That no person xcepi me proper medical omcers, or the officers, non comniiiaioned officera, and privates of iheani bulauce corpa. or such persona as may be specially assigned, by eonipu-nt military authority, to duty wnh the ambulance corns lor the occasion ehail be permitted to take ur accompany alek or wounded men to the roar, either on the march ur Upon tbe Held of battle. Bee 1U. And be it further enacted. That the offi cera, nonroininissiom-d officers, ami privates of the ambulance corps shall be designated by such uni form or in such manner aa the Secretary of War hall deem Dromrt Provided. That nHWra ami men may be relieved from service in said corps, and othera detailed to the lame, subject la the ex amination provided in the second section of this act, In the discretion of the commanders of the armies ill which they may be serving. Sec II. And be it further enacted. That it shall be the doty of the commander of he army corpa to transmit to the Adiutant General the names and rank of all officers and enlisted men detailed for service In the ambulance vurna of such annv corps, stating the organisation! from which they may have been so detailed s and if sueh officers and men belong to volunteer organisations, the Adjutant General shall thereupon notifv the Gov. eruor of the several States in which auch organ isation! were raised ot their detail fur auch ser vice t and it ihall be the duty of the commander of the1 army corpa to report to the Adjutant Gen eral from time to time the conduct and behavior of Ue officer! and enlisted men of the ambulance corps, and the Adiutant Utucral shall f.,rw.r.t copies of auch report!, ao far aa they relate to uujgsmv suu iiusieu iush oi Toiuuieer organita boos, to the Governor! of the State in which uch organisations were railed. See. lit. And be it further enacted. That nothing la this act ahall be couitrued to diminish or im pair the rightful authority of the commander! of arousa, army corps, or separate detachments, over the medicaf anil other oftioers, and the non-com-missioned officers and private of their respective oommauda. ' Approved, March J I, lcM. Casts sr Tun Bark. (iLARK la HOLM AM will pay cash for Ur, hew lock and alder buck, ami tat raw hide. . Italen.ishtf.llW!. - , thnMpaJd OREGON STATESMAN ' .I S' BOOK AND JOB HUNTING ESTABLISHMENT. WR have lately received, D1RKCT PROM NEW YORK, per clipper aliip Carrier Dove, and burk Alma, a new and beautiful Gordon Job Power Press, The LATEST and MPRT APPROVE!) pattern, for the NEAT uud RAPID execution of Job Printing, ..such aa. . Carde, Programme; Bill-Hrade, Checkt, Draft; Way-Bills. Blanki, letter-Head; Receipt-'Bonki, Bille of Lading, 4e.,e,, and can Hcoeaafnlly eompeie, in style. aud promptneni with any orrics North of HHcmmonfo. For tliciatitl'uctory execution of BOOK Work we hhve an Adams' Improved Power Press, the moet perfect and complete prett for book printing ever invented, and in this department we are well suppueu who gooa material. We have also rcceivod an addition to our former siock or a-A-s.Y TPH, etichaa Scripts, Madio ant, Texta, cVc. and in the line of CIBCULAUS, "At Home," Wedding and Visiting Cards can successfully compete with any office on the cocui ORNAMENTAL PRINTINC. Our amok of FANCY INKS has heati liu-raau-rijind by the addition of a iroud assortment ot I'lnlll and Ornamented Cards, we are prepared in give en tire ratisfactiun. Our atock of Cards embraces Silver Bordered. French Enameled, and Emboeetd, rvmatng ana Kumar, Illuminated bin boned, and rtain Colored, of many new and beautiful detignt. We defy competition In the State fur neat and tasteful UI'.UUliATlVK FHIVT1NU, and bavinji been Awarded tbe lit Premium nt tbe State Fairs of Wi and 1 Still, we make this assertion without fear of successful eoutrauicliuii. PRINTING FOR WINING COMPANIES. With other material, we have procured Electrotyped Plates, Borders, Mining- Cute, Tint 1) leeks fee, and can nil orders for Certillculus plain or colored lie ceipts and Checks, promptly. XHT Orders for Binding, can be filed by ue. Our oricos are AS LOW as can ha obtained in the State, and we guarantee satisfaction with every order ur no rill, vruurs snjICHUil, 17 Specimens of work, 1'lniii and Ornamenlal.can oe eeen it tbe onice. OREGOX PRIMING & PUBLISHING CO. Address, Sutksihai Olllco, Rulem. DASHAWAY WASHING MACHINE. Fatkntkh Jan. 12, lbttt. STAPLETON & MYE1I9, Salem, are now manufitc turing these machines, which, tor cheapness, econo my in use, ease and thoroughness in washing, are Uneurpaeted by any Machine of the kind EVER INVENTED. They also sell Young a patent gutta peacha self-adjusting CLO THES- WRINGER, wlileh lathe best in ui-e, and can easily be attached to their washing ma chine. . Give them a call. Manufactory next door to the Mitusion House, Sukm. Miiy 30, IHtu. l.ltf MONTGOMERY'S AKRANGEMKNTS AUE COMPLETED, And cndy tor"Uiz I" Everybody is RUSHING for Pictures. llliAOqUAUTEIIS liUlLDINO, SALEM. Suleni, May Wth. WHAT KILLED HIM. DR. HALL, In his " Journal of Health," spooking of Washington Irving, asks the above question, and adds i "lie might well have remained with us for some yeara to come, had it not been for advice, kindly Intended, no doubt, given in thoughtless and reckless ignorance. IE HAD A COLD I which by some injudicious prescription hud been con verted into an asthma. Who gave that prescription, .or what it was, the outside world may never know. Let me say to Doctor Hall that that " prescription " was not Wewell's Pulmonary Syrup. for that is an article that docs not engender heart dis ease, ii. ir is it productive of any asthmatic all'ectiuns ; and as for Couit'hNi and Colds, the world never aaw a better remedy, and never will, until Nature produces some new Ingredient out ot which to prepare it Don't be afraid to use it freely. Every article in it is from Nature's own Luhnrntorv the same to day that they were a thousand years ago all calculated to eoolh'e, heal aud strengthen. There ia no BETTER FAMILY MEDICINE I Keep U In Uie boue. line it frei'ly, Klve It tn your children iipim the slitfhlent iiuliritiiuu of h cold, Hitd you will think mid n.fitk of it um all do Unit Imve be come aaiurvd will) im uif ritn. HKDINLiTON fc CO , A unit h, bun FiHiiciico. And for title evervwliere. timti in the Lircim loitrt or the hiuie or Urt-tron fur tne Lonnly of Marion J.t. Lu," linger, Y If, ti. E. M Burnum, Deft Sum muni. TO E. M DAKXl'M.PoffndMUt-You ur hereby required Ui 8pptur in the cireuit con it of the Rliite of Oregon for the county of Marion. on the 10(h ()hv of October. 18f4. antl muwor the fninnL.int tUA in the above entitled art ion, and if you fnil to aniwur m conipiaiui, jiioiiieiii lor want uiereor will ue taken avaiiiit you tor the itiin of eeveu hundred and eiKnir aoiiiiri wnn imuren i hereon rroin the loin duy of Februarv, ltk)4, busiilt-i conId rod iliithiirM-munti. .1. C.CAI'LlNtJEU, l'lnintiir. Snlem, Julr 4th, Mi. tiwlH SMITH & CARTWRIGHT. SCCCE8SOUS to COOKK, SMITH 6l CO.'salem, Oregon. beK leave to iulorin tliu public th.it w ave and are roceiviiiu a LAUtiE aud W KLL 8K LEiTED iiock of Kenvrttliuerahaudiie, which are of leriMl at reuuren prioiw. 7K BROWN, MYERS k CO. HULMAKS BLOCK, SALEM, OKEOOX. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OROCKRIKs, PAINTS, OILS, AC. TTVK lust received from San Francisco a laru XI slock of Groceries, Provisioua, Wiuea, Liquors, oVc, etc., foiisistiitK in part of the following i Nevr Orleans Loasipoim Island rrnslied and pow dered sugars, Kuat Boston and Golden Hrrup. Old Uovernment Java, Costa liico and Uio cotlee, Jiipan blaeh and green teas, eastile. chemical, toilet aud fain ilv aiwoa, adaiiiantlne, enal oil ami anerni eamllra. (lleutleld, Kingafnrd and I 'nice starch and Mutrna. aaiaraius. soua, ereain-ianar ami yetut powders, ainla, butler, siiirar, and Hoatoo cracltv'ra. green eom, toma toes, lolMlers, j'tcklcs, spires, sanres, oystera, hoiiev, eonfectionerv, ate. Mackerel, salmon, eodllsh, smok ed herring, Liverpool and I'arnmn Island salt, raisins, currants, citron and aeedlea raiaone, Hour, nieul, far ina, tapioca, mare, rice, hoiuiny, pearl barlrv ate. Tbe beat brands of L'alilornia wines and liuuors for medical use. Fancy Japan goods and Yankee notions, tobaeoo, cigars, anil genuine nief-raliauin puwa. Crockery, glasa ware, coil oi Imapa, lanterns and lamp ebiuinvys. hang and aide lamps. COAL OIL. Wood and willow ware, clothes, market and irav elitiK baskeia, wash tubs, wash bai-da, cloihua piua, pails, bruomi, sivvi, bowla and nave, hrd coi.ls. clothe liiwe, iwiue, wiekiug and rope, clothes, scrub, shoe, stove aud while wash brusha, shoe blacking. HARDWARE. Axes, wood saws, shovels. sdrs. garden hoes, rakes, axa bandlea, mop handles, cilice unlit, rarpel and round head lacks, nails, powder, shot, pocket aud table eutlery. Paints, 0I1, Glass, 4c. While lead, red lead, venilian red, Spanish whiting, fiillty, Imaged oil, lard oil. sand paiier, eimrh, roiwl, iiniilum, damar and ahelae varuisli, brown japan, turpentine alcohol, chrome Yellow, chrome green, l'arit greeu, umber, aleuna, vandvke, brown abd Pruaaian blue, diamond glata rutiera', tlaaier's Demi, laann black, paint bruahea, gold leaf, Ate. The beat of French window glaM nf all ttn, from 8 IS to 86x48. A good assorlnisnt of dvestnne. Having purchased our atock for ca.fi in Han Fran cisco, we fell eonlldrni that we can ll as low aa the lowest for cash or ready pay. Call aud essoins. M auled, butler, egva, hacou, lard, and all kinds of produce, for which we will pav the biblical market prices lyli) HHim MY 1:1(8 Si CO. Mirrill'1 gale. HT virtue of an enerntion Issued out of the Conutv Court of Folk county, and tn me directed In favor of John H. Lewis, and aioiotl John Olielden and M m Gage t for waul of personal property to aaiisfv the same, 1 have levied upon aud w ill proceed to sell to me mgnem Dinner, lor eaan in rand, at the Court House door, lu Dallas, in said countv, on Suurday ihe V3d day of July, A I) ISM, belww'u the hours of o'clock, e. an., and 4 o'clock, p. m., at said dav, all the right, title and interest of said delendenla el. In and to the following described premise, lo wit t Kltnai lu the eonntv of Polk end Ktete or Oreetw, It being a Pin of Una land donated to the Trtistera of lbs I , reola Academic lusMate, known end desianaied In the survey and phi thereof, a lot No one III. In bla-k Na sn (ii. l b sold :a aatiety the above ee. ni,n, eoats and awrulng eoau. 1 .11 BLlLtK, bu g lWlaa, Polk county, Juna If, lH. wy IITSIN KSS C AltDS. i Ll.KN Ac LKWIS.Iiilnnrti'iinnil Whole I V sale dealers In (Irucnriea. )rv lipids. Clnthinir. and Hoots mid Shoes. Also, snlieii coiisiitumrnts nt Oreirnn produce, for the Hun Francisco uiakel,on wiucu iivnmi auvaticne will he made Persona ahipniliu ironds from the Eastern Statesto ottrcare.enn inly upon their receiving prompt alien tlon.at moderate charges. Ofllco In San I'rancisco, ine r-musnnio Birooi. 4t l CHESTER N. TERUY, Attorney mid Coun sclor at Law, Rulem, Oregon, Ooniniiskicnrr of Deeds, and to tuke testimony, acknowlcdKementa.iic.. for Iowu, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, California and Washington Temtury. Letters of Attorney, and all other instruments of writing, drawn on short notice. Particular utteiitiou paid to taking Depositions, Col lection of Notee, Accounts, Vc. 3'Jtf JC. l'UWELL, Attoruev at law, Albany. Linn Co., Oregon Olllce in ilonteith'i KiliKliiig. Will practloein all the courts in Oregon, and promptly at tend to all business ontmetcd to Ills cure. Particular attention paid to collectiona from Portland, Sun Fran ciaco and elsewhere, In all parte of Oregon. The beat ui ruieroiice given u ueaireu. toil DW. flc M. B. COX. Wholesale and Butail Druggists, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Funcy Soaps, Hair Brushes, line Toilet Articlea, themicula, Drug gist's Olaaewai-e.&c. Also, a large quantity of con centrated extracts of Planta of the purest quality Commercial st., Salem, Oregon. lbtf Ann I BON C. OIRUS. W. LAIR HILL. CMHIM & HILL, Attorney! nut Counaelnri T at Law. Will give prompt attention to all pro fessional business animated to ihem Office on r'ront atreet, oppoaite the Dentiiaon House, Portland, Ore- gon 06'Jif J. H. M1TC1IKLL. JOS. H. DOLPH, Notary Public. A flTCHELL ii DOLPH. Attnrm-yt and 1 1 Counselor! at Law, Solicitors In Chancery, and Proctors in Admiralty. . Olllce over Post OHiee.'Proiit street, Porlland. OO'Jtf HENRY LAW. Commission Merchant, and Importer and Dealer in Wagon Material. Hubs. Kuokce. Ketloes. Shafts. Hickorv Axles. Ar- . nn hneri in lots to suit. Flour and Feed of al( kinds. Store US Front street, Portland and !2d atreet, lialles. (if.ilf H.T.CATON. C. O. CURL. pATON St CURL,'Attorney nt Law, will practice in me courts or mis atate. Ultlcein Oris wold's hrick, over Bell oe brown's store, Salem, Ogn, November, 3d, IHti'i. Bfttf J. C CAHTWRIOHT. c. B. BELLItiatR. CART WRIGHT it BELLINGER, Attor neys nt Law, Salem, Oregon. Office in Moores' unea uunoing. 6G!llf WILLIAMS it MALLORY, Attorney, at Law. Otllce in Wilson's building, Sulem, Or- egnu. June.R, 1801. Htf FO. McCOWN. Attorney and Councilor at s Law. Olllce with Dr. W. 15, Magers, Waconda. Marion county, Orogon. Post Oflice nddreee, lioi pHSSl. T C. JOHNSON, Attorney nod Couuiclor at Law, Oregon City, Oregon. Will attend to all business entrusted to his care, Collections made and promptly remitted. Iyu7 r,K- J. W. McAFEE, Phys' oian and SUE- J OKON, ofTera hla profeasional services to Ihe cit izen of Halem and vicinity. Olllce in Myers' build- ng, opposite iouyon s. XII r F. DON HAM, Attorney at Law. La J , o Irande, linker countv. Oreirnn 8tf L'M,8l)K AtOUKLL.AllorneysatLaw.Uiilles, Wasco county, Orogon. 2Htf HR- E. It. FISICE. Physician aud Snreeon U Olllce at residence, 3 doors south of Post illtlce, oiiioni. otttr Hodge Calef. PORTLAND, OREGON, dealer! in Drugs, jMediciiiL'8, Paints, Oils ami Glass, White Lead, Varnishes, Hruslies, Painters' Materials, &c. -ALSO Kerosentt Oil and Lamps, OFFER FOR SALE Linseed Oil, libls. and cases. Lard " " Kerosene " " Maehine " " 'ranners' " " White Lead, Kegs and pails. Turpentine, , l'a inters' slock, Window Glass, AND A STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES Unsurpassed in the State, in Extent, variety and Completeness. HODGE t CALEF, 07 Front itretl, Porlland. l?tf liKiSTJ. BTJiANO, niAUR IN PARLOR AND COOK STOVES OF EVEIIV PATTKK, Keepa eonslantly on hand, and Manufactures to order, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware, On reasonable terms, MKTAL ROOFIXQ, and J0UD1N0 of all kinds prompilv attended tn. Shop on Commercial street, 8alem, Oregon, 3 door North of Illrsch It Co. 6&)tf J. II. II.iraiLToV. M. D. " Hoinoopatlilc riijsklaaanil Surgeon 0FK1CK and residence it the DUDLEY HOUSE, (formerly Uetmeti House). csuein, wiiue o, i"on. 4,f J I later, I t m.s.ishrili. gun Francisco. Cat. J Portland, Oregon Knnpp, lliirrcll Ac, Co., I w I COMMISSION UKKCIIAXTS, and iuinerv sun I'rmcis in Agncnli oral Imple ments, (tardeu and Ficlil llniMSM,!. uk k-.... ... Portland. Oregon, will give special attention to the ale or r rult and Produce na consignmeut, tilling or der, etc., either in Portland or Sail lianeisco, and n ftPiicrMi couiiuission onsiness. rjp'OOic m Kaa Francisco. Jill Washington t. March 1. IvollJtl oio h. cstaaci ISmltlk V Chance, Snrglonl nad Merkanlcal DENTISTS. COMMERCIAL street. Salem, bar removed their office from State street to Uriewuhls brick, and are now iuserting artificial teeth iu anv and all of tbe late improved styles, including Vulcanite, Coralite, Amber base, Ac, as well oa gold, using no clasp whatever, iho dlroyra of lb nalarol leetli being aiterly discarded in lhir practice. I'aiiiriilar attention given to disease of the gum mo mwi aiso. iu ine rvguiauon oi cuiiureo i leelb Ti-eth inserted froia on tooth lo a full tel. CfAII operation warranted. Iy45 AdiuinlHtralor'a .olicr. VTOTICE la hereby given that the undersigned has 1 been dulv appointed Administrator of tbe etat oi narrieon iviuerman aeceaerd nt thiualas eonnly,' Oregon. All person having claims agnii,) stud e lete are req nested to present the saaie to tbe a niter signed it hi residence iu Yono.Ha i reciocl, in said rouuiy, within sit month froei ihia dal, and all pur on indebted ki eaid aetale sue requested to make iaa-Bie-lia'pavinnt. H1ST0M MlLLtK. Yoneaiia, Dooglo county, June IT, 'H. 4wlT .tHr. ri'HERK will be a mwiug of Uie etockholdere of the i Patent Pnuling and Publulnng Company m Salem. Marinu county, Oregon, oa lb KSU day ot Jul v, ltOJ4, for tbe purpuae of electing dirertm required by law, end lrmnarting aucl oilier bnslnes as niav be dvenwd necesairy. JOHN MliXKKl . ALlK), V.W.VLHL, , Ccrrorator. 4wl7 IIUMISTOW, WILSON &. CO., iMroiiTr.us amu wiioirsi.it nr.si.rns in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors, VI re I'loof Hi h k Hioh-, FioiiI niiiilj comer or Oiik, I'oitlnud, We tulle pleasure in annniinrlng lo Our old I' f '. patrons and the pulilio of Oregon and Wash fjfjingtiin Territorr, that after two years' bual lwwl ncsa, we liuve established n trnde and facili ties for importing iu our liu of goods that dalles com nctition! Also. that, we arc sellitilf (foods AT HAN. FHANCISCO PIIICKS and miariinlee them lo be genuine, our stork being at all times subject lo the strictest chemical unalt.atioti. No Trade Solicited except in FINE LIQUORS, OUR STOCK C0SSIBTS IK PABTOr FINE OLD BRANDIES; Otard Duptiy &. Co., Jft, Henneny, United Vineyard prnnrietor,A. Bninot & Co., Piriot, (.lautillon tV. Co., 0. Murifiiett, A. Siinett, Union vt tli l'loprietom, and van una other bmudi. Fine Old Fort and 8HEERY WINES. Pure old Oporto Port, fine old Burgundy Port laweet and heavy) Dulf Gordon Pale and Golden Slurry. Harmony Nephews uud Cobbler Sherry (line and heavy. CHAMPAGNE and CASE M IXES or Ererjr Description, Fine Old Jamaica Bum, 81. Croix Bum, TUBE HOLLAND GIN. VISE OLD WHISKEYS. Stewart and Harvev'a Old Scotch, Old O'Neill's line old Malt OLD BnUKDuN of the liuest quality. Superior Old Bye. Old Peach and Cherry Brandy of anperlnr quality. Alan, a largo assortment of CASH GOODS or every description used in the liouor trade. N. 13. We have at all limes large quantities of liquors put up in suitable pscsagus tor pacKing lo t lie mines. Orders from Merchants and Dealera respect fully solicited. HUMIISTON, WILSON 4s CO. Portland, Aug. Uth, IBitt Slttitf Tbe Leading Insurance Compnnr. Phcenix Insurance Company. HARTFORD, CONN. Caah Cnpivnl, I'Hsh Aaiftvlsj liivcNled iu CaliCorniu 9100.000 .$0'iO,l'2;i,N9 859,000 HENBY KELLOGG, Prisidint. W. B. CLAKK, Sxcrctart. PACIFIC BltAIVCII, S. W. Comer Montgomery nml Commercial SU , A. FRA.MCItat'O. e" Premiums received by the "PHCENIX" for insurance in this Male ure retain ed for inveatiiisiit in California securities, and together witli $.",9,t)ltu already invested Bonds, are held sub ject to claiina for lose under I'a ciilc slopo policies, MAKING THE PHCENIX A "Home Institution." rjg Loeiee honorably adjtmled and promptly paid IN I, ii. GOLD COIN at poiute where they occur. R. H. McGlIT, General Ag't. Policies iuued and renewed in ibis tttrhng and popular Company, on all cluneal) yf deuirable prupurty without delay incident to the mb -auency syntom, and nt raiui aa low a solvency and fair profit will admit BELL &. BROWN, Reside it t riicfiiix A gents. Oct. 25. 1TO.-Iy3l SALKM, 01IEOON. , Crockery and Variety Store, CoiuiiK'i'cial Sii tM't, aalcm. nv IV. riatll, wonld respectfully inform ft tiL his old frienda. and the new onet o7so,thut O )Whe ia now opening at bia NEW 8l0Uli,'Tjf on Commercial Mtreet, liuleui, a A Large and Varied Assortment OF CROCKKBY, 0LA8S-WABK, WOUDEN-WAKE, WILLOW-WABE, TABLE CITLEKV, md v FULL ASSORTMENT ot Family Cirocerlen, alll of which he will sell at WHOLESALE or RE TAIL, at prices warranted to pive satisfaction, or no sale. Qive me a cull, and look at the tine goods, if vou do not wish to Durchusa. No trouble to show goods. lloU'l-Kreprrn and Families wll find It to their advantage to purchase their niass wure and trockerv from nis. us I snail ALrVAiS keep a FULL AKHUR TMENT and ecll AT LOU PRICE a for cash or reudy pay. . , Toys! ToysJ I am also well supplied with an extensive assort ment of toys, of foreign and domestic manufacture. A. h.nm, Opposite Statesman Building, Sulem. June 30, 1062. 2bif NEWW)ODSt NEW GOODS! HEATH, DEARBORN & CO. ABE now receiving and opening a very large stock of new and desirable LADIES' 131 J KSS GOODS Challiea, Orleans cloths, Dubeges, Figured " Beruges, Oltuniun " Deluiues, Alpucaa, All wooldelainea, Merinos, Silk Bens, " Foplins, Black Silks, Fancy " Ex bilk Pafna. ALL of the latest aud newest Spring atyle. FAMCV AMD FrKHMIII GOODS. Mantillas, Vails, Embroidery, ('looks, Gloves, Bibbous. Sliawla, CiHvats, Artiticiala, Hats, Collars, Hosiery, THOMPSON'S HOOPS. STAPLE DRY GOODS. Stirutfiie IVinti, Deniinn, Hrowu Muslin, Mttrrimuo " Hickory itripee, Hi d " b'rench " Ticks At Br'n she g CuMiuierea butinetta, Tweeds. BOOTS SHOES. Miai and child's calf and kid Hulmoruls, do do do do fluiteri, do do do do Shoes. Ladies enlf and kid mi i tern. " awior'd colors lmtDK u niters, " kid ami ombrcidf red lipppr, ' calf, kid, cloth and aimmsled Shews, Oents line calf ptftf-nl and wwed Boots, 11 IneiiiiK and cult' puirtitd aud sewed Gaiters, Men's kip and en If llrogam, boys kip and calf . lien s heavy kip Hoots. CLOTHING: A splendid stock of men s nml dot's Sprinirand Snmnier styles of Casaimere, Clotb, Doeskin, Tweed, Linen, Jeans, Cottonade roHtu, punts and Vests, Over. Nelik'ee. Under. White and Check Shins. Bleached and Urown Drillini;, Merino and Shaker Khinnel, lrawcra. Socks, Ulnves, Ties, Suspenders wool aim iraw uats, avv v.up, etc. IIISOELLANEOUS: China. Glass. Queenewaro, Mirrtirs, Lamps Iinterus, Irons, Steel. Nails, Axle, Springs, Bolts, Shovela, Moea, Kaitea, Axe. l-'itnuzxr, Sbell H'dworl, Washboard, Tubs, ltrooms, Paint. Oil. Glass, Varnish, Turpentin, Puny, Kymp, stuear, t'ottee, Koap, t'andlea, Tea, Tobacco, rio, Hutches, Saleratus, Cream Tartar, 6pi e, oi c, Ate, i.o. All of which we will sell cheaper than nv other man" f r cash or produce, which latter w will pay the highest market price for. We lake pleasure iu showinu iinnda and cordially invite all purchasers to give ns I call. Salem, April H, IS6I. ?tf AeimliilMrnfor'a Nolirav. XJOTK'E ia hsretiy iriven thai th nuderalirned boa , , oeen duly ippointcil aUuiinilrat r ol tne -taut of H. Q. Reiuliard, deceased, of Doualaa eoau ly, Oreirou. All pensona havina claiina niiainat aid estate ar reqneeted lo prrsent th same lo lb under UKned at hi mideuc in Deer Creek precinct, in eaid couuiy, within an month fnna thi data, aud are re queted to wake iuimediati paytuent of the same. 4wl6 r U HOWE. Roeebniy, lunulas Co., Oan., Sunt 1 1 , iW. SALEM FOUNDRY asn IACIIIN1J SHOP, Mlrni, Orcffon. rvRAKK A MOOKE. Mannfa.tureri of SJ SAM I'A.Mi'.NfcM. Slid Bull ERS.&Ht Mi l, (i-i.l Mills. Keaner. thnuhen, Pumps, aui. and all kinds and atyle of machinery. Machiiirypaired at short uniice. nrtw .Masina aone in an it varimi lorm. and all kind of BHAiKi aud 1 HON I AM lXtlM far nishsd al short none. B FUkKK, I3tf J. H. sinoUK Adnilnislrnlor,i Nollve. rWM. C. SMITH, haviiui bn duly appointed ad ,minislmtnr of th eetat of leter rAiuith, lata of Yamhill county, Oregon, iknuel, hereby notify all peraou havina claim, againa said xunai lo present them to ni duly verified. i my residence, eiaht mils weal of Lafarelt, wnbin i montb t'mm tbi data. WM C tUdilH, Administrator. Lafivttm, Jam 7th, I'M ..wits, 4 " CONSTITUTION WATER." THE ONLY REMEDY For Diaeases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, (i ravel, Dropnlcnl Swcllliign, GENITAL DEBILITY, Etc. . ' qtim AHToniNiiiNn at KMia which L bus attended this 1NVALUAULK Mndicine ren ders it the tuosl valuable one ever dtaenvered. No luiiKUiife can convey an adt iiiut idea of the iuiinedi. ute and aliiiost miructiliins chuiiKn which It ncciisirnis in the debilitated and shattered system. In fact, It stands unrivalled us a remedy foe the permanent cure of the maladies above nienlioned, and also DIABKTES, IMHOTKNCV, s LOSS OK ML'SCl'LAR BNKI10Y, rilYSU'AI, I'HOSTltATKJN, INUIGKSTION, KliMINAI, WEAKNR89 GLliET, ILUOU ALDUS, And In every disease any wav connected with the dis orders or decay of the PllOCKEATIVE FUNU TIONS. Persons about to marry, if conscious of any weakness, should tuke the CONSTITUTION WATER. Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Impaired by sickness, the unstrung and relaxed orunu imiion Is at once tebraced, revived, and built up. Well univ this celebrated medicine be called the MEDICAL WONDER The stooping, trembling victim of depression and debility becomes a new man i he atuiida erect, be moves with a ilrm step i bis mind, which win previ ously sunk in gloom of an almost idiotic apathy, be comes bright and active ; and he goes forth reuegene raied. conscious of new vigor. The medicine reaches CONSTITUTION itself, and realores it to it normal condition. Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidnept, and Catarrh of the Bladder, Stranguary and Burning, or Painful Urin. ating, Calcnlut. Gravel, Brick Duet Depotit, and Mticoui or Milky Die charge) After Urinating. For these dieeaaes it ia truly a sovereigu remedy, and too much cannot be said lu ita praise. A single dose has been known to relieve the most urgent symp toms. TRY IT in these caeos, and you will ever give your praise to CONSTITUTION WATER! Males or Females, Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small of the back, and through your hips f CONSTI TUTION WATER will relieve you like mnglo. Dr. W. II. Git EGG. Proprietor. MOltGAN Sc. AI.LEN, General Ageuts, New York. 1I09TETTBII, N Til Til oV DEAN, Agenta for the 1'acilio Conat, 401 and 403 Battery Street, Corner Clay, Sun Francisco, and hodge At calef, SMITH It, DAVIS, . W.WEATHERF0I1D, 8tf Porlland. OUR TIME IIA.N C03XK. ALL persons indebted to ns in any way will please consider themselves invited to come forward and settle up. If it is impossible for yon to pay, come and lay to, and let ns know when you can. Should thie general invitation not be he heeded, it will be neceeeary for us to issue more tpecinlmi more urgent uppeuls, at the expense of the iuvited. Lxpectiug to change our business, we intend selling goods iu future for llieUliAl)-PAY. No moro ac count a made, except very ehort onee. and by SPE CIAL ARRANGEMENT with PAYING CUS TOMERS. J. ll.cVI.K. iHOOHKI. Salem, Oregon, Sept. 30th. 'Sit. JOHN W. GILBERT BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE'" FINDINGS, EA 1 HICK, unil every urticle ustmllv found in a XJ well reiitiluted eboe store, hue JUST RECEIVED a large assortmenfof Gents' Calf, Kip and Mining Hoots i Boys' Calf, Kip and Heavy Hoots; Ladies' Misses' ana Children' Gaiters and Shoes, all of the BEST manufacture and of the LATEST styles. Boots and Shoes made to order, of the beat material, and guaranteed to giveeuliafuction. CP" Remember, that the Cily Boot and Shoe Store Is Ihe only place where you can buy HENKKKT 8 Dress Boots. Cm 12 Kendall's Amboline. Is a Stimulating, Oily Extract of Bark and Herbs. It will euro all dia mm of t.l, sculp and itch THE GREAT ITEQUALltD PREPARATION roa RESTORING, INVIGORAT ING, BEAUTIFYING, 1KB Dreaalnf THB HAIR! ing of the head, entirely eradicate, tbe dundrufTand prevents the ha.r from fall ing out, or froii turning prematurely gmy, causing it lo gr iw thick and long. It is entirely different from all other preparations, aud can be relied on. Put up in boxes containing', wo bottles price, $1. 8old bv nil Dnu'ifiste. Hl'STETTEH, SMITH k DEAN. Agents, No 4U1 Battery St., corner of Clav, San Franciaco. SMITH & DAVIS, jDGKfcCALKF, W. VYEATHERFOHD, 9tf Portland. IS A II D V R K Such as Iron. Riv e's, Bolts. Wasbtr.. Nuts, Springs, Nails, Spiits, Ata &c. for sale hv SMITH & CA ItTWItlGHT. Oiltl Fellows' Hum I Cemetery, ' SALEM, OREOOS. TnoSE who have relative or frienda Interred in thft Cemetery are requested to furnish to either of the undersigned as soon as practicable the follow ing information, viz: Nuuie.uge, sex, Wor, uuirried or sinifle. place of birth, of what family, number of duvs ill; died when, where, and cause ; buried, when und by whom. The object nf the foregoing inquiries is lor lao- purpose ol registration in a book alreaily procured for taut purpose. I. R. MOORES, ) C. N. TKRUY,-jTrnstees. 8. E. HAY, ) Salem, January 14, 18W. 46tf new hii ii hub nn. THE Columbia River Road, leading avXiu from Portland, iauvailuble for the ., M ntvel of STOCK Ibrouih to Dnilee Citv. Laborer are constantly engaged in improving the ;ort parts of the road. A 0'ioD FERRY ON DOG RIVER and one on Sandy River. Rales of Tolls Each Horse, Mule or Jack SO cent! " Mali , 40 " " Head of Call le over one year old .. 50 " " " " Sheen 10 " Tickets sold nt the Fcrrira, ND EXTRA CHARGE FOR FERRYING. A ticket at Uie above price! is the only charge on toe Road made hy the Company. JOEL PALMER. President. Columbia River Road Company. J. J. HorrxAH, Sec y. JOHN F. MII.LEK, JOEL PAMEK, A. C. GIHBS, March S, 1861. ltf Directors. THE HOWE" BOIBI.K THRKAO LOCK STITCH Kewlnnf Mnehlne, FROM WHICH ALL OTIIFKS DERIVE THEIR VITALITY I Eatablished in 148! IMPROVED FR'M TIMK Tn TIME AND Fl'LI Y FERFEl TEI) IN lrW.'l Substantially and strongly built, and less liable to get out of order than anv o'iber Machiue now extani. Ther GATHER and SEW ON at the same time -THEY NEVER DRlP STITCHKS! Run llghtlv, sew rapidly and are almost noiseless I Thev do the FINEST or COARSEST WORK with equal facilitv. Ijiteet improved HR AIDERS. BINDERS, ROLLING FHKSSKS. ADJUSTING HAMMERS, etc., go with each Machine. Leltar "A," for family use 60 00 Latter "A," pearl Bnish, with cover "J 00 Leltar "B," fur familv.drs makers or tailors' v 64 00 Letter "C, heavy mannfaclariug for Cphols tering. Carnage Trimming and Harnesa Maker. p this Machiue.esperiallv. the attention flf manufacturer is avdicited. . . M 00 Lsttor " D.' light cylinder IIS no letter ' E," heavy cyliinlsr 140 00 Uueqauled for boot and ho work. Vim bav also for sale Ihe GENUINE NEW ENGLAND MACHINES, iFormirly auld at $5). price is no HE GUARANTEE ALL OCR MACHINES. l'urebM only of u or our Agit.e tbcrais spurious article in th market Of. MING It CO No. 3 Montgomery t., ( Masonic Temple), San FVan eieo, Sid Aireni tat tbe lacitic Coast. Agtacy for thi sale of to abov Marliine , it ''KKKLAXD BROS., JmlJ Aloquy, Lmn c'nntv. Dregon. AMUllOTYPKS. KEXYOX Is NowliKlNB P1CTIRES AT THE SAME OLD PfcA.CE, VTEWI.T FITTKD CP. He purchijed a very fines. 1 sortment of PHOTO ALBUMS while iu N.w York. Go and see them. Salem, May to, lt. Ut( DR. D. JAYNE'S EXl'JCTOUANT And Sanative Fills, HAVE 11 HEN HHFMRHTIIK PtIULICSf) LONG anil found aiu-li ucneriil favor In every region of country where they navii booil sold, (nml there is no place on lue civllii-d globe wliero they huvu not been sold) that It would seem almost superfluous lit this time to direct attention to them through llm medium of the pruaa. Vet it ia due to aiill'ei ing Immunity, uud cs Ciicinllvto tliut niimcroiia class who, ill the chuugca le clitiuite of t lie Pncitlc coast, sull'cr from Diseases ol the Lungs und Throat, inducing and ending In CONSUMPTION, many oi whom may not have used this remedy, that they should he ullowed to rend some of the casus where its intliieuro lia.i beun useful iu remedying compluints from which they are sulluriug. THE EXPECTORANT Opcriiles IMMEDIATELY upon the Disease, ' Surely and Speedily Eradicating, while the SANA TIVL PILLS, bv preserving regularity in the bowele and giving a healthy tone to the other internal orguna aid and ussist the perfect operation of the former. Attention is usked to the following cerlillcutea, se lected at random from the mass in posaeaaion of the proprietors Coluxrus, Miss., Jan 24. 1857. Dr. D. Jayue Dear Sin Gen. Win. P. Oi ton, one of my neighbors, wus cured of Uronchitia by the uae of your Expectorant and Alterative, after having lain forty daya at the point of death, and three eminent phyeiciuue having exhaueted their skill upon hitn. Several cusea of Dropsy and Cancer have been cured in my neighborhood. My little daughter was taken last November with an enlargement on the neck, which grew very fust, I Immediately commenced giv ing her your Alterative, and she ia now neurlv well. THOMAS L. TUNNELL. From the Rev. Nelson Cook, lata of Brooklvn, Min. Nnv York, Jun. o, lBiil. Dr. D. Jayne Dear Sir i A young tnim living in my house wus taken with a violent cold, which settled on his lunga, causing a hoarse, hollow cough, attended with much fever. This continued for more thun two weeks, when all thought death to be iuevituble. At this point I commenced giving your Expectorant and Suuutive Pills, according to olTeclioiia, Iu the course of two or III rue duya, lie began to expectorate freely and in about two waeka lie wua about and was soon well. A hdmccopathlo physician and family spent a night in my house. The duugliter wus tuken with a violent croup, which threatened speedy duuth. The father having no medicine, concluded to give the Expecto rant which eoou all'urded rel.ef. From the Rev. N. M. Jouee. Rect. of Prot. Epls. C'ch, Saint Bartholomew, Philadelphia. I'lttLsntLPHia, March 31, 1856. Dr. D. Jayne Dear Sir i Iu all cases resembling Consumption, I recommend Ju.vue's Expectorant, hnvinaaiu ao many instances witnessed its boiieliciai etrects in the two ltiet cusea which came under my ob servutiou. The administration of the Expectorant hue, I am happy to say, been attended by the most de cided improvement of' the putienls. For 8 greater number and vurioty of cerlillcales.and fuller information regurding these und other of Ur. D. Juyue and Sons' Preparationa, reference ia given to their ANNUAL ALMANAC, which may be bud from any druggist or dealer in medicines. SMITH Sc DAVIS, lyC44 Portland, Oregon, Ageute for the Stute. PORTLAND FOUNDRY ....ASl).... MACHINE SHOP, first Street, iletween Vuiiihlll i Morrison. HAVING become sole proprietor ol tliiaealabliah meiil , the undersigned ia now prepared to loiiiiu fuel ure ALL KINDS OE STEAM ENGINES, of aim from fonrto forty horse power, portable or stationary. Also, Circular Saw Mills, complete; Hay Presses of nil sizes; Planing Machines (Woodworm's putteru); Wrought aud Cast Iron Work for Vertical Saw and Geisi Slills: brnsaand iron castings, and wrouglitiron work of overy description. All orders executed with dispatch, and In a work manlike manner. DAVID MoNNASTKN. P. 8. A reduction has been made on all kinds of work at my shop, to suilthe tradenud correspond with Culil'orniu prices. mayao latf HOWE'S SEVVIXG MACHINE. THE NEW STYLE Howe's Famtly Sewing machine, WILL seam, stitch, gather, horn, fell, bind, quilt, riin.bniid.and In fact PERFORM THE WHOLE HANGE OF FAMILY SEWING. It. uses TWO Threads, making the LOCK STITCH, There are different sizee. .Prices from 800 to 883. tST It received the HIGHEST Premium at the late World a fuir at Lnnilon, and bus been used in Ger many, Kmnce aud England fur fourteen years, with perfect satisfaction. for a Hit of pricrt. FliEKLAND UK08., Albany. Agents for Oregon. For sale nt N. O. Parrish & Co.'s, Salem, and by Freeland Bros. Albany. b'm4i Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital. xsnai. HWTIiOIIK AVI) I.OIIVKA,I'HV SKIAIV AMI PKOPIUUTOtiti. THESE Institutions are situated In Eaet Portlund, iu a healthy and pleusunt locality, near a beautiful perennial spring. Ainpleaccomuiodutionsare afforded for the comfort and speedy cure of those that favor us witli their patronoge. Oflice at Weutberford'eDrng Store, Front street, Portlund. Utitr J. C. Slielton, Physician and Surgeon. .1 . 1 Countv, Oregon. The Doctor - ...u vu,,ID, UI . IIKIv-IUVUICni college. Cincinnati. Ohio, ia a true Botanic in his prao lirA. Aittirfilv (tirieut-ili,,,. nlr,n.Al I -II ,f - , , --.....R,Hiuuiei uiiu an uiiiiurill poi sons, and using none but purely vegetable medicines. bum uiiit iiiu ucriri-uy inuoceui ai IUUI. The Doctor would further my to tho public also, ...... ..v ,a v-.io an luiil-ci, niuuieni aorca, abscesses, tumors, eVe., that ure curable, uud with agents purely vegciauie. yf D11.L.S.SKIFF Hurifcon Dentist. Olllce in Holman's Brick Building. Hesidcuce, ne' corner oi r irsi aim tenter streets. XT Tl Noue but flllislip.il mtet-utinn. nurfnvniB,! I ia .1). desite tbe palniuuge of such persona as wish operations periormea iu tne most porfect manner. Snlcm, l)eo.Jd. IKfiJ. if Kit'liurds A. IrlcCruken, Foncarding and Commission Merchants ..AMD JOSBCaS IN Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard, UUAIK, iic., dm. IME, CE.MENTnnd PLASTEIt received bv every Jjsulling vessel. tl? Will attend to the purchase) and shipment of Merchandise of every description in the Eastern and Suu Francisco market. Also to forwarding good in San Francisco aud Portland. The ff lebralrd Sannj Rcoptrr and Sower. and Agricultural Implements of evry description fur nished for cash at Sau Francisco coal aud transporta tion. 'o will also attend to the sale of Oregon Produce in Victio-ia, haviug established a house in that place under the management of Mr. D. Fiak, a gentleman of eight years' experience in the trade in San Pmncisco. JOHN McCKAKEN, Commercial Wharf, Portland, JAMES B.IIICHAHDS, " 37 Sacramento street, San Franciaco. 624lf "WA.lt SC11I1?. 'PHE undersigned will purchase Oregon and Vah 1 iuglon Wur Claims, Suspended Claims. Outlawed Drulle, etc., and will take claim for collection on reasouublo term. CATON & CI KL. balcni, Ogn., April 9, 1864. fcf Farmers and Shippers, Attention SALEM WAREHOUSE. 'PJJE undersigned, haviug completed their NEW i j A!,r'"f'l'SE. lie now prepared to receive all .'"" ". fmght. on storage or for shipment. Onr fa cililie. for storin grain, fruit, Ac, are unexcelled on li-j'i v'u , "'"'"ae i eiiuuiea AUUV& HIUH It Ai LR MARK, on the bank of the river. Farm er, haul vonr uniit, nnrl r.i k;u .1.. m.A- -u 1 and place them wnh free access tn market at any time At W IVTICI) 1. u.tnrttv Salem, Oct. S, 1863. Iy36 Why do you use an Inferior Arucie THEN you can buy at tbe same -price? The w vvtoorutca tlIlna-lSr W nl-Aaona OIIK The best oiade pure, wbite and non explosive, burn inir with a hnlliattt a..n. i K.n.kin; ull 'he advantage of thi incomparalde and cheapen illuminator, without th attendant risk and danger ol explosions in using a poor article. At elOOKES. Salem. Jan 19th. ISO. Joif PAI.TEK A CO. Practical Printers, and Dealarsta Tipe, Prtetti, Printing Mulerialt, Iuk , Paper, Card, c., 510 Clay ST.,aliVf Pansome, J I ri.ixK) SAN FRANCISCO. I. a vaisth T.r.rAlsiaa) Offlcesfittedoatwilhdispatcl,. ltf J. A. Wood & Co, ABE manufacturing for the wholesale trade, a an rerior article of TCHPENTINE, JAPAN OIL, and EXCF.LS10K STAIN. ' The turpentin. rannot be beatets ha any narket ll quality aud chrapiies. Tbe Japan (nl is far superior and cheaper than any other oil for brick, boat, house aud fence painting. Th stain is a perfeet imitation of Rosewood ind Haboganv. Price $1 .60 per gallon. M raoJT IT8KIT, PRl t,lVD, Sept. j". 1863. esj,, llOHTl'l'irHHY, - o:i. Kiiiumi STOMACH BITTERs, THE operation of this palutahln remedy iin.,!, stnimii'b, liver lltnl the excretory oruui'i. I. . lurlv soothing and ronservnlive. It, ri-uiiluit. r. Un,f ,,iille. il , 1 ,.,,.; I ll rocruii. , I -; .'-i"l onii, ... i to its control ittul invigoriiting pi'opoi-tius, 1NVKIOUATU THE SYSTEM. Vriinroiis digestion and mire biln nriutimu. ........ M,..i .,.i ..,,i... i.i., i i..i . ,:""""'" .' r '-" - , - j iranie. h)kw tbe victim of a dyspeptic atomuch and a disonlen.! liver desire tn know how the digestion muv , i ,,,v.i ii, nn i ..ii... ttuiiiu ..I' ii... "i iin- i ....,,,,, , v pnriHaij lUt. HOSTETTEH'S STOMACH lUTTEItS. Will accomplish Ihia desirable revolution in tliosvii,,. regiiluting the secietinus and excrvtiona, givini t to the niiimul juices which dissolve ihn food, lrnuil ,, .V... MllllVIill ,,,'.A o.liui.lu ...wl lll.u ... , . rUI- the whole mnuhinery of vitality irilo vWow'SB llPllltlll'ill tllilV STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM. Thn tieyf iiipun. nC I nnn,l i ... ,1.. , . , ; , , i,- ,"e,"i too oroitsh. down frnmeiiiid shuttered constitution, which him yot jv, ,, , , ,n,0,u, , yruuvniu 10 till IceWs of both uml nil ages in , DR. HOSTEITER'8 STOMACH BITTEU8. Dehllitv. from urbiiljivns niinu. n.iul . cured i strength, iu whatever manner it may han beun wusled, may be restored by the use of this cow fnl and healthy invlgoiant. For Indignation an.l pnniiiii vuctis, uuuny hiiu iiieuiui, iuey uro a uuaitivs specillo. A VVUKJI IU THIS AGED. Tn Ilia ,l,lii, a nt Ilia ,l,a I.,. .. .,lnl S ... ,..v v.,...v ... ...u ivn u. vim, lore COTl (J. qnent upon physical decay cuti only be eufely supply by some vivilying preiiariition which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exhaustion wnicu la always the nnnl ellcct ot ordinary stimulaata. We lender to the aged PR. HOSTETTER'8 STOMACH BITTERS, U .' ."..pv.B.. ,,u .DDLUIIlklYD, IIIIIIICUiai.O 111 US D6Q. enciul action and perinunenliii ita ell'ects. Ittonestbs !.uun-u, Niirovcs mo uppciue, aim ttcis uae a oiiamf npon the spirita. Oii r EMALES. Thouaanda of ladies rcaort to it as a remedy for bvs. teria, fluttering nf tho heurt, nervous headache, verll. go, general debility, and all peculiar disturbances iM cheer and enlightens the depressed-mental powers, no., "-iikii uie oouy, una us use lb never fob lowed bv any re action. KW"HKWAIK da' rtnm.'Tli'DPlFi'Fa n....i. ouiy of rohiihle dealers. Sold evorvwhere. HOKTKTTKU SMITH , lil-.v a .. - - - - -1 w J , n,DUI, San Franciaco. nouoi; &, OAL1CF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND, sola Agr-nii for tho State. PERUVIAN SYRUP, va rnuittltu Solution of Protoxide of Iron, noa ueen men witn Great Success in Curing THE DYSPEPSIA, Affections of the Liver, Dropiy, Neuralgia, Bronchitii and Consumptive Tendencies Disordered State of the Blood, Female Complaints, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrat ing Ejects of Lead or Mercury, . CilaiN IOIt AL DEBILITY, and all dieeaaes which require A Tonic and Alterative Medicine. fTHIK PII00F8 OF ITS EFFICACY are so numsr- nniimN nun oi sucn peculiar character, that snflerore cannot rcaaoiutbly hesitate to receive the proffered uid. The class of discuses for which the Syrup provides a cure, is precisely that which bus so often bullied the highest order of medical skill. The facts are tangible, the witneseea accesaiblo, aud the afety and efficacy of the Syrup incontrovertible. From Well-Known Citizeni of Boston. The undersigned having experienced the beneBciul efleela of the "Peruvian Syrup," do not hesitate to recommend it lo the attention of the pnblio. Rev.JOHN PIKHPONT, THOMAS C. AMOKY THOMAS K. DEXTKll, PKTKK HARVEY, 8. 11. KKNDALL, M, D., JAMHS C. DUNN SAMUEL MAY, Kev. T. WHITTEMORE. Certiflcale of Dr. Hayes. It is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro toxide of Iron is lost by even a very brief exposure to air, and that to maintain a solution of Protoxido of Iron, without further oxidation, hui been deemed im possible. In the Peruvian Syrnp, this desirable point Is at tamed by couiinatioN in 1 way iifokc utixaowit; and thia solution may replace all the proto carbonatea, citratei and turtratea of the Materia Medico. . A. A.HAYES, ii. D., Assayer to the State of MasaachueetU. ' lo novston street. Roaton. Hliai Kll l ll, SMITH Sc DEA, 4U1 and 4(13 Battery atreet, corner of Clay, San Franciaco. SMITH cV. DAVIS, HODOK eV CALEF, W. WEATHKKFOKD, 9" Portland. IODISrEWA.TEK. IODINE Water w the most important discovery of modern chemistry, and it is impossible to over-estimate it influence a a remedial agent. Iodine has been considered the most uaeful article in Materia Meilira, and many of tbe moat aeienlilic and practical chemists and physicians Imve investigated iu ellecla upon the human system. It is to act upon the HEART, I.IVEB, KID.VRYI. DIGESTIVE 0HANSOKUIiANDIILAR SVSTKitl, aud to have great control over SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS. Notwithstanding the leal and abilitv which have been devoted to ita investigation, it remained u I most uselesa until Dr. Heury Auders, a physiciuu aud chemist of New ork, after yean of patient labor and experi ment, discovered a chemical proceee which enabled bun to dissolve PURE IODINE IN PURE 1VA TER, y itltout a solvent. Thia, considered impossible by Ihe scientilic world, is attested by certificates of anal ysis from Dr. J. U. Chilton of Ihia cilv.und Prof. Booth, U. 8. Mint, Philadelphia. The importance of thia rWovery wua ao highly appreciated by the Fac ulty that it waa publiahed in Medical Journals, and it use recommended to practitioners (seo "American llediral Monthly," July Ii, lSJU, page 76.) This valuable medicine is now uvuilaMe to the pak he Tor the cure or Srrofulu iu all iu manifold forms. Consumption, Cancer, Heart, Liver and Kidney Dis eases, Itlieiiuiaiisiii, Neuralgia, Nervous Allections, Dyspepsia, Bronchitie, etc. A.S A. TONIO Its operation is evinced bv et lengthening the digestive organ and incrruaed nutrition of the body is tbe re sult of the employment of Iodine. The patient re covers Hesh, trengib and color i hitherto pule, relaxed and leeble, be hecomea full, strong and Horid. Full directiona accompany each bottle. Bold by ail Druggist. " Price, (I per bottle. Pre pared by Dr. II. Auders At Co., Physician! and Chem ist, New York. HOSTF.TTER, SMITH ft DEAX, 401 and 403 Butlerry street, corner of Clay, I San Francisco. , HODfJE 4CALKF, SMITH At DAVIS. . W. WEATHEKFORD. tf Porlland. A.J. Ul'TI.KIl, JH PIONEER HATTER, iH 72 FRONT 8TREET, PORTLAND. HAS constantly em hand a COMPLETE ASSORT meut of Gentlemen's lints and Caps, of the LAT EST and MOST APPROVED rtylo, consisting in part of the Drees Moleikiu, Dress Cusimere, low crown Cassimeres of all color, ''Yicuuia," or Peruvi an Hut, Soft Hat, in all shapes, colors, vnrietv, and price, Orders from tbe country promptly' tilled. Ocntlemen visiting Porlland, from tbe interior, if not iu iunuvdiule want of bat, wbo will lessve with na their measure, will be guaranteed a comfortable lit, when a bat is needed bv them. The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kind of fur. A. J. 1IUTLEK, 35tf Pioneer Hatter, 7'J Front atreet. JACOB COHEN, cL .Watchmaker and Jeweler Ea s-atu.va SIlltKT, PURTI.AKU. DEALia la FINE JEWELRY & WATCHES, WEIGHT AND 8PBINQ CLOCKS, Solid Silver t Plated Wire, Cntlerj, It. AGENT FOR II. BOH.VS " LADIES' PATENT IMPHOYED COLD BKLT BKKLBR, Wattliri end Jewelry Brpiirrd and WirraiUd. rarticalar Attention Paid lo Repairiif Fine M atches. - I keep oi hand a complete assortment of SPECTACLES, of th improved Mykea. Also, Opera and larlneblmtaei, Quarti MaenlfT Ing tlaMfs, (otnpatwi, Arrhlierliral Idi rnnrDts, e., c. J t V All rood sold by at ar warranted aa repn-euti-d. Ail tfrdera trom the country will be promptly attended to. lyhNS JACOB COHKN. UATS AND CAPS A good oortmeut, fam offnsbtonableatvlr. foraale hr wstj ftf SMITH at CAETWRIOHT.