The Oregon statesman., August 15, 1864, Page 4, Image 4

FKA( KKIIINtiS OKTIIE "ORKUOJI STATE ED
HATIOVU ASSOCIATION AND TEACH
KU8' 1N8TITITE."
The third Bnnual st'ssitin of this Itistiluto wns
held at Albany, cmnnii'tioinff August i!d. 1804,
And continuing; In session four days. It wns
opened at the M. E. Church, nt Sn'olouk, p. M.,
Aug. 2d. Io the nlisenoe of thu President and
Vico President, Secretary A. 0. DnniolB onllt'd
the Assouitttioti to order whan Prof. E. P.
Henderson wna elected temporary clntiriuau.
The Comtitation was read by the Seoietitry,
after which the roll of member was culled.
An opportunity was now given for any persons
present to join the Association : whereupon
Messrs. J. M. Giilo, II. C. Philip. O. M.
Jnokeon, J. K. Gill, E. Cartwriglit. II. K.
Honsaker, 8. H. Ricks, W..A. MoPlierson,
C. B. Roland. L. T. Woodward, H. Kohl),
D. C. Pearson, VV. D. Nichols, J. J. Galla
ffher, J. Quinn Thornton, S. G. Irvine, Misses
Pauline Whiteon, Fannie Wilson, Linie Gulo,
8. 0. Whitsoo, and Mr. E. H. Woodward
came forward aud Joined the Association.
The Association then procceiled to the elec
tion of oflioers for the ensuing year which re
sulted in the clioioo of the followiug persona :
President, Prof. E. P. Henderson j Vice
Presidents. S. H. Marh, Prof. J. L. Powell,
and Rcf. 8. 0. Irvine; Corresponding Secre
tary, C. B. Roland i Recording Secretary, A.
C. Daniel : Treusurer. F. Stilson: Execu
tive Committee, A. C. Daniel, P. 8. Knight
huh L. f, Henderson.
The following reaolution was preaeuted by
1'resident . 11. Mursli, s
Reiolvtd. That in ieaoliinir practical Arith-
melio, a thorough knowledge of the rule should
De the louudatiou ot all illustrations and In
itruction.
The reaolution wai ably diacuaaed by Messrs.
Finluytun. Marsh, Powell, aud othera, when it
waa adopted.
Evenino Session. Interesting remarks
were tnatle oy mi, ferguenu.ou Mental And)
metio, aud by Prof. Hull, on Practical Anlh
luetic.
WEDNESDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
Association waa called to order at 9 o'clock
- A. ., by President Heuderson.
The principal business of the day was the
uiiuussion at the mode ol tenoning Alirelirn. Li
ooution and Grammar. Prof. Cartwriglit made
' remarks on the mode of teaching Grammar.
Prof. Powell made some practical remarks on
the mode of teaching Elocution. Prof. Robb
read a paper on the subject or Algebra.
At ii o'clock, P. at., Mim Pauliue Whi'.soo
, read an Essay ; suhjcot
Miss S. A. Cornell read an able nnu inter
esting Essay, subject: "Our toils aud our re
wards." Association took recess nntil 8 o'clock, p. H.,
wheu President Marsh delivered a masterly ad
dress on "The service due from the scholar to
the public."
THURSDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
Association met at 9 o'clock, A. M., President
. Henderson in the chair.
The following resolution was offered :
Resolved, That In tbo government of the
sohool the authority of the teacher atiould be
' employed with love i that it should be exercised
for right objects ; and it should be maintained,
' when treated with disrespect, with firmness,
i Tbo reaolution was discussed by Messrs. Gale,
' Marsh, Henderson, Porter, and others, when it
' was unanimously adopted. Prof. Stilson made
remarks on history .aim wa followed by remarks
from P. 8. Koight, and others.
Association took recesi until '2 o'olnck, p. M.,
when Prof, tlunsaker occupied the ataud for
i one half hour, on Peutuauship.
Prof. Henderson made some interesting ro
tnarks on Natural Philosophy.
' Hii remarks gave rise to a general discussion
on the same subject.
On motion of Prof. Wilson, the following
resolution was adopted :
Rooked, That as teachers impress the minds
of their pupils by example, as well as precept,
therefore, they should use neither tobacco, in-
foxicatiug drinks, nor profane language.
FRIDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
Association met at 9 o'clock, a.m., Friday
President Henderson In the chair.
Papers wero read before the Institute by
Messrs. J. M. Gale, C. B. Roland and (J. T. Fill-
Uyson. ' , c - . - .
The following resolution was offered by Presi
dent Marsh :
Resulted, That It is the duty of all teachers to
inculcato, as fur as possible, sentiments of loyally
, to the Government upon the minds of their pit-
pils.. - .
After aome discussion, the Resolution was
adopted.
Oil motion, a Committee of three, consisting of
Prolcssors Marsh, Powell and Henderson, was ap-
Sointcd to preparo an address to thu teachers of
'reson.
On motion,' Committee of rive was annotated
' to take into consideration the practicability of
puiiiiinnig an educational Mommy In Urogon,
with los'rnctioiis to report at the next annual
ession of the Assaciaiiou. Messrs. Powell. Gil
bert, Knight, Fraiubesand Marsh were appointed
aid committee.
I On motion of President Marsh a committee of
nine was appointed to draft a School Law to be
presented to the Stato Legislature at it next
session. :
Resolution adopted. ,
This committee was subsequently Increased to
nine and authorized to net In full for the Aasoci
ation, Messrs. Henderson, Marsh, Powell, Fin
layann, Stratton, Cartwriglit and Huorgo wero ap
pointed anid committee.
This committee waa instructed to meet at Palrm
on Thursday before tho meeting of the Legisla
ture . ,
The following report and resolutions presented
by the committee on the state of the country was
unanimously adopted :
Although our country is now and has been for
three years passing through a tuost sovero ordeal,
we believe the signs of too times warrant us in
cherishing the hopo, that the crisla Is well nigh
passed, and "There la light beyond," Thereforo,
Itiiotttd, That we as Teachers, pledge ourselves
to a full and earnest support of the Constitution
and the Union, uuder tho protection of which our
system of common schools has been orgnniied
and sustained i aud that, animated by the spirit of
Liberty and Love to our race, wo will wage an
uncompromising warfare against Ignorancu and
its twin sister Secession, until the last vestige
of both shall be swept from the 8tat.
The Winning waa presented by A. C. Danie ls
and unanimously adopted t
Ruolttd, Thai we tender our thanks to the rit
iiens of Albany for their generous and cordial
hospitality, extended to the members of the Oru-
f on State Teachers' Association during its session
d this city, aud for the iutcrest they have taken
in onr deliberations.
The following was presented and adopted t
' Ritohtd, That tlioeu who have lectured or read
uays before the Institute at ita present session,
be requested to furuish copies or abstract for
publication.
In tka evening a lecture waa delivered by Rev.
8. ti. Irvine on the aubject "Education a neces
sity" - The Association then adjonrned to meot In Sa
lem OB the hut Wednesday iu July, ldo4.
t. P. HENDERSON, Pres't.
A. C, Daniels, Km. Secretary.
Personal. The Jacksonville Sentinel says
that Mr. Henry Dcnlinger, af er having sacri
ficed three years In the vain attempt to retrieve
the pecuniary fortunes of that paper, has left
for San Francisco to try bis fortunes at that
pine. Mr. D I an estimable geiitlcinuu, and
an old laborer lu the art typographical. Jlo
carries with him the good wishes of hosts uf
personal friend in Northern, a well as South
ern, Oregon. 1
. Lamb Plums. Mr. George W. Stowell,
of Polk county, has laid uu onr table tome- re
uiarkably fine plums. They measured fire
nil on half by six and oue-hnlf Inches iu cir
cumference1. As to flavor and richness, the
tray they disappeared was evidence enough of
that Our devil suvs they can't be beaten.
They wero of the Washington variety. Will
auy Body bring u a basket of larger ones t
. Lason Band or Catti.b Seven hundred
bead of beef catllo onward the river at this
place yesterday, en mutt for the northern
mine. They belonged to Wbitler, ol Polk.
Laws or Ioaiio. Tho "Laws of the Ter
ritory of Idaho," have been printed hy Vandall.
Crneetl tt Carr, of Saa Francisco, for James
Glafafefc TerrttbTfaJ Priofr. ,,
LAUOR 18 THE QUESTION AT ISSIE.
It is one of the marvels of tho time that
any Northern man whu get hi living by his
labor should sympathize with the South in their
struggle to be rid of thu American Union. Tim
North holds all honest labor to ho honorable.
The South regards labor as derogatory to the
dignity of a man or the gentility of a woman.
Thu North holds that whoever works is entitled
to tho profits uf his work. Tho South holds
that the) very fact that a man work degrades
him, and that a class which does not work is
justly entitled to tho profits of thu labors of
those that do. Just now, ns a military neces
sity, the lazy Southron is a busily at Work as
the Northerner is from habit but he reckons it
one of the sacrifices required by the time, from
whioh pettoe will relievo him. Theao dilfcreut
ways of looking nt labor constitute the chief
dillerence between the contending parties in
the civil war now racing. Thoy are not senti
mental differences, but are thorough, praotionl,
and in the grain of both parties. Tho Northern-bred
man looks back wWi pride to a gene
ration of ancestor who prided themselves on
the amount and quality of their work; he in
stinctively admires the possessor of uu active
brain, an notive heart, a muscular system well
developed. The Southern bred man ns in
stinctively disdains the laborer- the worker in
the field is lit, hu thinks, to he a slave : it is
only another class of slaves who puzzle their
Drums witii inventions; the writers J book"
are scarcely less contemptuously regarded. He
wants corn and cotton, a little iiiucliiuen-, mid
sumo novels. Ho limy pet the person who
turns out the largest quantity of either of a
quality to his taste, and even speak uf pairuui
zing him to his friends jnst as he would flutter
a tuvnrite slave or horse. .Now inr any iiuin
who, from necessity or a desire lr independ
ence or u habit and love of employment, is a
worker, to entertain uuy sympathy with the
rebels, is to depreciate bis own services, de
grade his position in society, hucklu a life long
burden on his own hack ami wound his flesh
and family. For a man of working li;hit who
professes tho democratic hiilh to sympathise
wiin i ne renei is to nuvertise himsell culler an
ignoramus or a hvnoorito in noli ties, and in
his own opinion worthy to ho a slave, It is
perfectly natural, legitimate, and in keeping
for a bummer, it sponge, ft free lnuclier to
adopt the Southern idea of labor, ami in his
lazy way sincerely hope tho rebellion will tri
umph. In a speech at Nashville, lately, Andy
Johnson said :
" One of the chief elements of this rebellion
is the oppnaition of the slave aristocracy to be
ing rded by men who have risen from the ranks
ot the people. 'Ibis aristocracy hated Mr.
Lincoln because be was of humble origin a
rail-splitter in early lile, Due of them, the
Private Secretary of Howell Cobb, said to me
one day, after u long conversation, -we people
oi inn Houtn will not consent to tie governed
by a man whn came uu from the ranks of the
common people, as Alio Lincoln has I" ' He
uttered the essential feeling and spirit of this
southern reiieiiion, '
There is the theory uf the rebellion in ft nut
shell. Its leader bale the people. 6'.
bulletin.
tt7The National Intelligencer gives the
following summary of the forthcoming reports
of tho Department of Agriculture on the con
dition of the crops In June:
Apples A good crop in the Enslem and
Middle States, but nut good in tho Western.
much of the bloom having fullen off v.ithuiit
setting tne irmt.
Peaches In tbo Eastern State the cron
promises well ; in thu Western, it is almost
totally destroyed, with many of the trees.
, Grapes Many .were killed to the snow line
on the first day of January others hail the fruit
buds more or less injured iu the West, but still
a luir crop is anticipated.
Wheat (Winter) The growing condition of
iiiio crop is mnsr. excellent, except in .Northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota, where drought hus
prevailed, and in one or two cither localities
hut it wnt teverly injured hy tho cold ol hist
j-curiiury, miere ineru was uui. Illlie SHOW Oil
the ground. The general injury from this
cause ia estimated at not less than ISO per oent.
As the time approaches for harvesting this crop
in the Eustcru and .Middle Sluice, however, it
bid fair to be n superior one.
Spring Wheat In amount this crop is not
quite an average on account ol thu lateness ol
the spring and me scarcity of labor, but t is in
a very favorable growing condition.
Corn The lateness of the soling kept loo k
pluming, but the wet warm weather has
brought this crop forward very rapidly, and it
promise well at tins lime. It is nearly nn av
erage crop in the number uf acre iilunlcd.
Uiauy iujuicd wheat fields having beeu put in
com.
Oats Universally spoken of n the largest
aim miisi proniosiui! crop ot the kind ever sown
IU our coiiutrv.
Clover and G rasses These are In excellent
condition, and the expectation i that the hay
crop will bo. unusually largo.
Maple Sugur and Molasses Almost iu every
state wnere mane, there lias liecu n Inrge iu
crease j the quality Is snolicii of a excelleut.
Sheep The condition uf this important slock
is very good, lor it received the best of cure.
The increase percent, is equal to that of lust
year.
In the circular Just Issued, inquiries have
been made of sorghum, cotton, tobacco, flux,
beans, potufx-e. hay, pastille, butter and
cheese, in nddti'.nn to some of tho crops just
uutioeu.
Commander Wimslow. John A. Winslow,
commander of the Kearsnrge, who recently dis
tinguished himself hy the destrncliou of I he eon
federate corsair, the Alabama, i a South Car
oliniaii by birth. He entered the navy when a
mere boy, nod soon gave promise of ttiture em
inence in his profession, exhibiting qualities
which only demanded u fuir opportunity for
their exercise, iu order to wiu for him a high
position among the naval he roe ol In country
Knr nillllV Vear befom the iilllbreub nf tin, re
hellion, be lived, when not in actual service, at
Roxbury, Mas., where his family now reside.
He saw service in the Mexican war. wit after
wards commandant of the Charlestnwu Navy
Vard. and in I85rj held the rank of commander.
Soon after that time he was promoted, but
we ontinot (tale the naval rank hicb he now
hold. Early in the present war, ho was sec
ond in command to Footc, in the Mississippi
flotilla. During the lor.ipnrurv absence of
roole, Winslow. upon whom the command de
volved, was seriouslr wounded by the breaking
of a chuiit-oahle. Upon hi recovery, he was
appointed to tile Kearsargu. He lieluiigs to the
old school of naval officers, is about lorty-eight
years, of age. ha always been, from ilie vert
outtsitiof oar preseut diiliuultie. thoroughly toy
al to tbo government and the Union. He is of
the old Puritan Winslow stock, th t figured so
largely and so illustriously in the enrly annals
ot.New Cugland. Hi recent exploit iu the de
struction of Semmet' pirate-ship has secured
mm a peruiaueot place in American history.
Tbo Sentinel has the following extract from
a letter received from Mr, E. C. Sessions, sut
ler to Drew's expedition on tho Plains, dated
Surprise Valley, Juty 23d.
" "So far we bave had a fins natural mad
W bave had 13 loadrd wagons in our own
traiu, some of them carrying live aud six
thousand pounds of floor, which indicates the
nature of the road. I hi valley Is distant only
about 13 miles fmm Goose Luke, and is occu
pied for stock randies by some 40 or 3D men.
The way ahead we know nothing of yet. Our
numnere nave nceii increased somewhat by ad
dition uf emif rant train. We must now have
at least 130 men, HKK) head id oaitle, 2.M) or
WO horses and mules t and horse and ox
teams. I expect to be back in September, and
will give you such items a I can. All hands
ar well and hearty.
LllifcKAL. A collection waa taken al the Math-
dial Church, In Portland, en Put Day, for the
Ubnun lommuuuou, amounting to sevea hun
dred dollar, iu currency.
Editorial Ciukos:. Th vsledictorv of Rev,
T. II. Puarne I published in the last number of
tbi. C. Mtottt. Prof H.C. Booa, 1st of
th I alirtrrnla vonrsrenc, la all nccmor.
THE "HOWE"
IOI lll.K T II It H AO I.O K STITCH
He-vlnjf Muolilno,
FROM WHICH AM. OJ'HKKS DERIVE TIIKIU
VITALITY I
Dstnlilisbetl in 1ft IH I
IMl'UOVUD ritO.M TIMKTO TIMK AND FULL Y
I'lSUFKliTNIl IN IMiiJI
Riilistanliidly and strongly iiitilt, and less liulilo to got
out of order than any oilmr Machine now extant,
Tlu.y OATH Kit uiol NKW ON al the sum time
THEY NEVE It DROP BTITCHKM! Hon lightly,
sew rapidly aod are almost noiseless ! They do the
hlKI'.M'or LOAItSKST WORK wild equal lio-llitv.
Latest improved IIRAIDKHS, BIN KKUS.IIOLLINU
I'UKSSKti. AUJLSlTNd HAMMERS. etc.. no with
each Machine.
letter "A," for family use f 60 UU
Ijettor "A, pearl tluisli, with cover 70 00
Lelier "II," for family dress makers or Aiilors'
use 65 Cfl
Letter"C," heavy inanafuclurhiir for tTpliole
terinir, Carriage TrunndtiK and Harness
Mallet's, to this Machine, uspoeiullf, the
attention of manufacturers is solicited. . . 85 00
Letter "0," light cylinder US 110
Letter " E," heavy pylhiHnr Ml) DO
Unequaled for boot and shoe work.
We luive also for side llicUKN IIINE
NEW ENGLAND MACHINES,
(Formerly sold at ). price $15 00
WK GUARANTEE ALL OUR MACIIIXES.
I'orc'iase ouly of us or our Agvnls. as tlier is a
spurious article in the murket DKM ING Si CO .
No J MoatKoaiery st.. (Masouie Tuoiptu). Hue trail
Cisco, &de Audit for the IVitic Coust.
Agency for the sule of the ahove Machines
FIIKKHNO IIROS.,
'4mi Albany, Linn county. Orepon.
WHAT KILLED HIM.
DH. HAMi, In hia ' Journal of Health," Bpetikmu
of WuHliiugton Ii'viiitf, auk ilie ubove tjuentioii,
uu.l mlin: "He iniyht wull luivu reiimiucil with ui fur
noma viir to onine, hud it not buen for Hdvien, kindly
Inieti'It'l. itu iluiibt, given iu thuuglilluw aud reukleu'it
iKuurtiiicd.
HE HAD A COLD!
which by some injiidicioim prtiwiipiiMii hud been eon
verted into hii anihmu, WIjo Hve that prcMcrtiitivn,
or wlmt it wtta. oufritd'.' world tnay never know.
Ltft me tuy to Doi'Uir Hall thai that ' p reach pi ion "
wus imt,
Wewell's Pulmonary Syrup.
Inr that an article that does not I'liendtir heuVt dia
eime, n.fr is it pi-odnctivo uf any untlnnuliu uffoutiumi ;
and an for
Couhw ami Cold,
t.lio world tievor Haw a better remedy, and iiuvur will,
until Nature product) nvnin miw 1 1 ireditfitt out oj
whitdi to prupare it. Don't be afraid to line it frely.
Kvorv firtifle in it is from Nuture's own Laboratory
the w tine to day thiit they wore a t-lioiiKuud years
utfo ull ciilt tilHt.'d to euotlie, huul and Ktrenglliun.
Tiieru is no
BETTER FAMILY KIEDICINE !
K!ep it in the houe, tine it fruely, ive it to your
children upon the Blitfliteot indicutiuu of aculd.and
vou wdl think, aud tpuuk of it us all do llmt have be
come amurud with its iiieritn.
KKDLNUTON & CO , AnUi,
ban FruiH'isco.
And for sale erory where. biuti
DASH A.W A. Y
WASHING MACHINE.
I'ATKNTKD JaN. 12, ltitM.
QTAI'LI'TDN MYEItS, Hnlvin, lire now maniifnc
iiirinx tnex niarlnnrs, wnkli, tor nln.'iipti.fns, econo
my in ne. esse tinu tuoroucliness In wiihbiiiK. are
UntuypatuJ. by any Mtckinr of the kind EVER
They m hi-II Viii(r'i puteut irottii ppnclia self-ad-Insthm
CLUTIES WM.WEt.YrUkh istliebest
In u, mid oiin eusily lie attnulied to their wniliinj m
chine. Olvii them s call. Hannfsclnrv next Joor to the
nnoMion noiiKr, njn'in.
May 30, mm. utf
HUMISTON, WILSON St, CO.,
IMPOUTIIIS AND WHOI.SSAI.I DKALBRS IK
Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors,
Fli-0 Pi-ouf II, Il k Xliii-, K,-o,,l Mreelt
t-urnr uf Onk, I'ortlaiifl.
Vf'y We take plcusnrij In annnnnctmi to onr old
f' 1. Jj'1 """ "" " I"1"110 "' "'u Mini Wash.
a?.7fyj'"iJ'm Ti'rrilorv, that uder two jear' boi
"lies, we have estuMlslied a trade mid fatili
ties for importing in onr line ot vooils that d?tlfs om-
poiilion. Also, ihai we are selling K"'l" AT SAN
KKAN'CIStHI PUICLS and itiiurnntee iliem to be
tfi-limne, onr stiK-a nuinir at all tunes subject lo the
inciesi cneiim-iu tiuaiizaiioa.
No Trad Solicited except in FINE LldUORS,
Ortt STOCK CONSISTS IS PAIIT OF
FINE OLD BRANDIES;
Olnril Dopuv Si ('., Jas. Ileiniesy, United Vineviird
pn,piii,rs, A. Hoinoi St C'., l'iiiot, Castillou St Co..
U. ddircinctt, A. Sirxneii, Uaioa of the l'loprictors,
and various other brands.
Fine Old Fort and SHERRY WINES.
Pnrn old Oporio Port, tine old Burn'inily fort (sweet
iind heavy) Doll' Gordon pale and Uohlcn Blierrv,
llarinoiiy Nephew and Cobbler Sherry (flu and
heavy.
CHAMPAGNE nnd CASE WISE3 of Every
Description.
Fine Old .Tnmniea Hum, St. Croix Hum, Pt'KB
HOI-LAM) (JIN.
rii: OLD WIIISKEYH.
Siewnrt and Ilarvev's Old Scotch, Old O'Neill's On
obi Mult OI.I. liot'RlloN of the llnest duality.
Superior Old Hy. 1 '
Old Peach aod Clierrv Brandv of superior qiwlitr.
Also, larire aawirtmeiaof CASK (H)UDS of every
doM-ripiiuii iiMnl id the liqaorlrad.
U W loive al all lime larire qnnnillies of
liquors put up in suitable parkaire for ,m kiny lo th
Klines. Orders Inn,: Merchants. nnd Dealers repieet
fullv solicited. Hl'MiSTON, W1I.8HN & CO.
Portland, An if. Hlb, IHiy 5n(;,f
II. SMITH. oro m, cutset
t5f' MssiltH Chance,
RurRUul and Merhuiitcal
DENTISTS,
CIOMMKKCIAL street, Haleai. have removed their
ollne Iroiii SlHIe street to (li iswold's brick, and
ar now iusertniK artilieial teeth in any and all of the
bii improved styles, ioclutlnifr Vnlcanite, Coralile,
Amber base. &r., as well as p-uld. nsiinr no clasps
whatever, llniiw destroyers of the iiutunil teeth beinj
uiterly disvat-dt-d in their practice.
Particular attention yiven to diseases of iheRinus
and jaws i also, to Hie re(ulalion of children's teeth.
Tci'th iiiM-rted h-oin one luoib to a lull set
17 All owraliolis wurranled. IviU
!'olti-(
MICK.TIXIJ of tbe StocklioMc?. of the LOSE
4svr.K OOI.O AND KII.VMH MININtl COM
PANV will be held at their utiles, in Sulein, on
W ednesdav, tbe Inih day ol Ainrnsl next, al I o'clock
f. N , for tbe purpose of elecliim IMii'clors as provided
bv law, and lor ihn transaction of such other business
aa may be deemed iiecesmirv. ,
' 0. D M VXSilM,
P I'KAXIIAI.L,
U. KiraiKKALI),
l!td. Coriorator.
SiiiiiiiiniK.
Douiilaa eonnly r, Daniel N. Cook in lh Comity
Conn of HuuKhisroaaiy.for lb tiuia of Oregon,
October Tern,. ISlM.
'p DANIKL N. HIOK. In tin nan of th State
1 of Orruou, yon am hereby summoned and re
quired to appeal in said Cuurt, on the flrsi iIbt of ihe
October lei in, lo w ii the lirat Monday, tbe M day of
October. ItM, at the Court lluuse uilbe town ot Uoee
bnrK. in said nuintr, and answer tho ooiuplatnl of
HoukIh County, Plniutitf, Hied avninst you in said
court, or th" sain will be taken for confessed and the
plaintilfnloreiuiid will lake judgment against voo for
want of an answer, lor to suiu of una buiidred and
sotriily Iwodollais and iweuly-iiuut cents, (tra al)
toiiether uith costs and dislmm-aient f ibis suit, to
w tHed. J AM IS V. WATSnN.
By onler (f the Court, All' for PI UT
L L Williahs, Countv l'Irk. 6IS
Oregon Insane Asylum and Hospital.
U1. II IW I II1IHSK AM) I.OItVK .I'IIY
. 4I(IK AISII PHOPItlKTOHS.
'lHKSE Insiituiiona kr .itimted In Kutl Portland,
1 iu a AsaISv and pleasant locality, near a hcanilfuj
rwreuuial spring. AiiipleaeAoniinodiiliunsare allorded
fur Ibo eiitulort and spredv eureol those that favor u
with their paironnve
Oilier at Weallioiford'sDriig Store, V'ront ilreet,
Poritand. vmf
Final Mt'lllriupiil.
OTATK OF OliKOON, Connlv of Co,ai, n, On
this lab day of July. an. isiij, canes Wtlbaia H.
-""' ,vrw,rw, rt. o. si,M,re, ae
cease,!, and liles his ,titi,m fur a II oh I settlement of
ww, v-aie. ii is iiiereiore omcrr,! tltat ilondHr, ibe
..ill ll.V nf Iui.Ih.i. lisr . m Id,. I I . . r
- . m wr, nfiart inr 111
beanuii of said petition and the settlement of sa d
.,,. ,1, ,i,e i ran iiiiusa ia r.niptr tie, in the
county and State aforesaid ; al whie lime and place
all persons Inlsreelrd iu said estate are noliHed i.
pr. Uy ord,.r of
UILBKRT HALL, Co Jndn.
David Mnsst. Jr., Co Clerk iot.'fS
CITY JIAKlUtV.
OBERHEIM A CLARK.
linker Confectioners,
Dirrrllv Oppoiiit STUB'S Tip Shop, Fetrm
N. B, FIFTEEN LOAVES FOR k mm.
May 10, Mil. 3ml
WAlCMClltl.
'ptlE nnderslimea will tmrrhas Oreirnn and Wus.
I inalon War Clalni, Huspended Claims. Oollsweil
Dralu. at., and wll Uk tUime for collection on
muoiabl. nn.K CATON stCL'RL
r'alew, C'gs , April 1, lg4 ftf
Kendall's Amboline.
Is a SlionihiliuK, Oily
Kill-art of It a r It a mid
Herbs. It will cure all dis
eases of the sculp mid itch
ing of the head, entirely
eradicates tho dandnill'and
pi events tlte hair from fall
nig oat, or front turniux
prematurely -niy, causing
it to -r iw fluek and Ioiik.
It iseuiirely different from
ail oilier preparations, and
run he relied on.
TIIK fllilCAT
U'KQUAUn I'im'ARtTluN
ros
RESTORING, INVIGORAT
ING, BEAUTIFYING,
Draalng
HAIR!
I'uV uu in boxes coutuliiiair: wu bottles price, tl.
8old bv all Dniicista.
HtlKTETTEIt, 8.VUTII & DEAN, Agents,
No 401 Uutlery t corner of Cluv, Han Fi anelsoo.
' SMITH & 1'AVK .,
JIKII5 Si CALF.P,
W. VYEATIIUKFOKI),
, 9tf Portland.
The Leading Insurance Companr.
PhcBiix Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONH. .
CiinIi Clipilnl, 100,000
IIll As"l )20,(C2!I.N)
Inveaifd in Culilornln .l),VOO
HE.'RY KELI.OOG, Priiidint.
W. D CLARK, BiciieiAKif,
PACIFIC 1IUA1VOII,
S. W. Corner IHonlgouitrjf nnd Commcrciul Sts ,
AN f RASICIftC'O.
sarPremiums received by th "PIICENIX"
for insuranee in this Stat are retain
ed for investment in California
securities, and together with
$.9,l)0ll already invested
Bonds, are held sub
ject to claims for
loss under Pa
cific slops
policies,
MAKING THE PIICENIX
A "Home Institution."
ITT . hnnomlily niljwiteil and promptly paid
rs U. 8. GOLD CUIX at poind where thy occur.
R. H. M c Q LL, General Ag't.
Policies I en tied and renewed in tliis tterhnft iind
pnpnhtr Com puny, on all ('Iksmb of ilcnirtiMe property
without delay inciiiunt to the Bub auam y HVlein,aiid
Ht nituiHS low ai solvency uud fuir proll t will ttdmit
BELL & BROWN,
Ecslilenl Phofiiix A(!fiil.
Oct !. IHiZ). Iy34 RALK.M, OHKOON.
IODIN3i7Tlil.
rODIXB Water is the most Important discovery of
x niouerti ciieiuitry, una it ts luipossioie to ovei'-estt-mufe
it influence as a remedial aveul. Iodine has
been considered the most nselnl article in Alnteria
Medina, and manv of the most scientific and orartical
chemists and physicians bave investigated ita etl'ects
upon tno oumau system, it is to act upon tbe
II if ART,
I.IVRK, KIDMIKVH.
DKiKSTIVK OKJAm)H tiLADlXAB
SUSJ'I CM,
and to have reiU control over
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS.
Notwlthstandinir the zeal and abilitv which have been
devoted to its iuvestiiiiiiion, it rciniiiued almost useless
until Dr. Henry Anders, a physician uud chemist of
new low, uiter year in patient luiior and expect
muiit, discovered a clicmicul process. which euubled
nun io dissolve
. PURE lODIXE IN PURE WATER.
Without a solvent. 'Ibis, considered impossible by
th scientific world, is attested bv certificate of anal
vais from III- .1. U bilii.i, ,.f ni ,l p,.,f
llootli. U 8 Hint. Philudelpbia. The importance of
this r'iiuiitvery waa ao highly appreciated by the Fac
ulty nun ib nus piiinisoeu in .fie.iicui journals, and its
use recommended to practitioners (see "American
Medical Monililv." July i. I80G. twae 7li I
a This valuable medicine is now available to the pnb
iiv ,r vue v-uni wi cicniiioa in an us iiianiiiiid jorma,
Consumption, Cancer, Heart, Livr aud Kidney Dis
eases, lllieiuiiutistn, Neuralgia, Xervoue Atlectioiis,
uyspepsia, uroiiuuitis. eiQ.
AS A. TONIO
Ita operation is evinced by slrehKthetiiiiir Ilie digestive
urtfuiis anil iiirreused iiiili-iltuii nl the biHly is tlie re
sult of the employ llieut of I'idiiie. Tbu patient re
eovera rlesh, sireoilh and color i hitherto pule, reluxed
and teeble, he become full, strain; and rltirifl.
r uu (itiecloms ucoompuny each bottle.
Hold by all nruirjrist. 1'rice, (I per bottle. Pre
pared by Dr. II. Ainlers Si Co.. l'hvsicians and Chem
ists, New York.
iJllM MTKIt, OMITH Si DKAN,
401 and 403 Uullerry street, corner of Clay,
Kan Francisco.
IinilOE Si CALKF,
r-Jiu il At lA IM.
W. U EATllKKKllHD,
Portland.
Olf
"CONSTITUTION WATER,"
THE ONLY REMEDY .
For Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
Gravel, Dropslcnl Svfelllngs,
GENITAL DEBILITY, Etc.
Tne. asito'miviii'vg rrn WHICH
has attended this INVALUAULG Medicine ren.
dor it the most valuable one ever discovered. No
laiiKiuiite can convey an adeqaate idea of th immedi
ate uud almost miraculous change is hich it occasions
Iu the debilitated and shuttered svstetn. In fact, it
lands unrivalled as a remedy for the permanent cure
of the maladies above nieutioned, aud also
DIABETES.
IMl'OTKXCV.
LOSS OF SirstTLAIt EXEBOV.
rilYSICAL I'lillSTItATlOX,
IXDKSESTTIIX,
hEMI.NAI, WEAKNESS
(II.EET. KLL'OU ALUl'S,
And in everv disease auv uv eiit,pMH,l n-iil, il,.li.
orders or decay of Ilie I'lUM.iiEATiY E Fl'XC
HONS. Persons about to marry, if conscious of auy
weaaness, snouiu utae ine
CONSTITUTION WATER.
Whether broken down by ixcess, wenk by nature, or
impaired by sickness, the in.siruiiL' uud n luxed ormtn.
iiaiion is at ours rebrarcd, reviveil, and built up
, en diiiv mis ceieuntieu meuicine De culien 111
MEDICAL WONDER
The BtiHiniou-. Ireuibluur vit-liin of d(.iii-k.iu mid
debility become n now mini; he stands erect, be
move witn a nrm sieo : tus mind, which was nrevi
onslysnuk innloora of aa almost Idiotic spalliv.be
come briiihl and active ; aad he aoea forth reueiceii-
raieu, ronsriiuis oi new vyor. Tne uiediuiu reache
COXSTITUTION itself, and restores it lo ita normal
comiition.
Irritation nf the Strk of lhr Bladder, tnjlnmmntion
of Ike kldnrpi. qui! Calarrk of the Bladder,
won.rwrt ssa u araiss, or ratnj hi urxn.
arias-, tiicaa. Uravtl, Bmi ItnU
Vepotit, atd Mneoxi or Milky Du
rkarret Alter thinalinw.
For lliese diseases it is tnilv a sovereign remedv.
ana too anti-k-aum be said in it praise. A sina-le
doae lias hi-eft known to relieve the moat iirirent symp-
,,,.. 1 1, i ii ni luese cases, auu jou win evergiv
your praise to
CONSTITUTION WATER!
Males or l'omalos,
Ar vou Iroiibltd w ilh that disirwina- paia in l lie
smiill of the bark, and thruniili vour hips f CIINS1 1
1TTTOX WATEK will relieve' von like manic.
Dr. W. II OltEOO. Proprietor.
ilOUOAN t AI.1.KN.
Iteneral Agents, New York.
noTRTTf!R, ISTIITH A DEA,
Auents for th .' acillc Coast,
401 and 403 Battery Street,
Corner Cluy, San Franriavo, and
HOIHIEJeCLEF,
SMITH k DAVIS.
W. WKATTIEUKOItl).
9tf Portland.
Mirrllf Snls.
XTOTICK IS lUi.EUY (UVEX. THAT BY
1 virtue oi an execution issued bv ilie Clerk of
the circuit court of the Stale ot Oreuvn. for the coun
IV of Polk, In said Stale, and lo Ine directed, ill
favor of Asaliel Hush and aaaiust Wm. Taylor, for
want of persona! properly lo satisty the same, Lhav
levied upon aud will proceed to sell'to tlte hnrheet bid
der, for cash in baud, at the court house door, iu Dai
la, in said rmititv, on Saiarday, the '.'th day of Au
gust, a. n , Ko4, between the bours of V o'clock, a m.,
sod 4 o'clock, p. ni., of said day, all the hirltt, title and
Inenst of the said defendant of in and to ibe follow.
tntf described premises, to-wit i known aa the of
sea l'J, and a etnp i chaw ale Iroas tlie sooth side of
to n ol said section i also the loliowinir tract-
lleaimuna at the at e corner of claim no. 59 ma. do
l.'.'lo, theor w 10 rha.tbenc 7S.SI chains, thenr
IU ehaiiai. Ihenrai n 7H.KI chahw, eontamitia
era, won or ki th above) oVecribrd tract being;
part ol section Ii, 1 J aud 34 in 1 1 , r i w of th
XYillamelt meridian i also th frariioual w of see
V in I ? s.r 4 w. and tbe n of see ill in 1 7 , r 4 w,
in the county of Polk, and Nate of Oi-ea-on. vontain
ina J"l I crs, more or lesa.il fceine: Ibe land claim
orminally held by I kaniel Chandler and tiarlb. Ana,
bia wila.sold to suiuily said xiuioii. ronsnnd a.
eniiniivotu I. H iiUlLLH.
1.- i . . lent ioo i l a
.M,y w. Dasnti.
HUM.MCSS c:ahin.
ALl.KN & LEWIS. I mtiorlcrntiul Wliolti
siilcdoalcra in Groceries. Dry Hoods. Olotliin,
aud liootsuud Shoes. Also, soli, il consignments ol
Oregon iirodoce, lor the Sun 4-' i-iiik-ihcm market , on
which liluM-iil itiivunccH will lie noidc
I'brsoiis shlppiiiK (jomls I'roin the Kntitcrn Hlntesto
our cure, oitn rely upon their roceiviiiit prompt, tilten
tion.ut iiiodomlo charges, Olllcu iu Sun Francisco,
ISilSiiusiimesti t. 'Itl
rMKSTElt N. TiatHY. Attiimev utitl Cmul
J solor at Low, Sitlcin, Oreuou, Coininissionei' of
J feiois, nnu to tuKo icio itiiony .ai'KliowleoKemeiltsc.
for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, MIchiKiio, Culitoruiiiiind
WasliinK'on Territory. Letters of Attorney, and ull
other instruments of writing, drawn on short notice.
Particular atteution paid to tiikiug Depositions, Col
lection of Notes, Accounts, oVc. 3'Jlf
TC. POWELL, Attorncv at law, Albany. Linn 'n.,
Oroiion Oflice In Mouteith's lliiil'diuu-. Will
pructlcein all the courts In Oregon, and promptly at
tend ttill business entrusted to his care. Particular
attention paid to collections from Portland, San Fran
cisco and olsewlwre; in all parts of Oregon. The best
of reference given it" desired. 4fitf .
DW. ic M. It. COX, WlitiloBnlu uud litttnil
s Druggists, Dealers In Foreign nnd Domestic
Drugs. Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Snaps,
Hair Hrushes, Hue Toilet Articles, Chemical's, Drug
gist's Glassware, Ste. Also.it large quantity of con
ooutrated extracts of Plants of the purest quality.
Coillinerciul St., Salem, Oregon. l)tf
ADH190S 0. OIHHS. , W. LAIII HILL.
G.IUB8 Si HILL, Attorneys tint Counselors
at Ijaw. Will give prompt, attention to all pro
fessioual business entrusted to litem. Office on Front
street, opposite the Deiiniaon House, Portland, Or,
gon. 66IHf
J. H. MITCHKLL. JOS. N. IHII.PII,
Notury Public.
MITCHELL 6s DOLPH, Attornrys ami
Counselors lit Law, Solicitors in Chancery, and
Proctors in Adntirully, Oflice over Post Otlice, Front
street, Portland. 6l!!ltf
HEN'IiY LAW, Cmiitiiission Merchtitit, nnd
Importer and Dealer in Wagon Material. Hubs.
Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Hickorv Axles, cVe.,on hand
In lota to suit. Floor and Feed of all kinds. Store
US Front street, Portland and 'Al street, Dalles, 66'Mf
M. T.C'ATOK. C. 0. CURL.
CATON Sc CUEL, Attorneys at Law, will
prarlice in the courts uf this State. Oflicein (li is
wold's brick, over Hell St brown's store, Salem, Ogn,
November, 3d, 18W. aStf
WILLIAMS & MALLOUY, Attorneys at
Law. Office In Wilson's building, Salem, Or-
ogon.
June. 8, 1863. I4tf
FO. McOOWN. Attorney nnd Counsellor tit
Law. OrHce with Dr. W. 13. Magers. Wnconda.
Marios county, Oregon. Post Ollica address, Bel
pussi.
r C. JOHNSON. Attorney and Counselor
TV at Law, Oregon City, Oregon. Will attend
to all business entrusted to Ilia iiro. Collections made
nun pmiiifitiv reuiuieu. lyoi
DU. J. W. McAFEE, PhyBTcian anil SUR
GEOX, offers his profoasiomtl Hcrviccf. tn the cit
izena of Bitlt'in and vicinity. Office in Myers' build
UK. opposite Kenyoit's. 27 If
B
F. IJONHA.M, Attornev nt Law, La
Hrnii'tti, nHKprrotnuv, tireiron, mi
H
I'M AHON Si ODKLL, Attorney aut Law, Dulles,
Wasco comity, Oregon. S8tf
TVR. E. R. FISKE. Plivsioinn and Siinrenn.
Oftlcoat residence, 3 doors south of Post Office,
Salem. WM
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Solution of Protoxide of Iron,
Has been uted with Great Success In Curing
THE DYSPEPSIA.
Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Jtroncnws and tonsumptive Tendencies,
Disordered State of the Blood, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diarrheea,
Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrat
ing Effects of Lead or
Mercury.
GENEKAL DEBILITY,
and ull disease which require
A Tonic and AlU'i-utive Medicine,
' 'tir, muur s tip ns r.r mcai.x are so nuiner
1 oils, so well authenticated, aud of such peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to
re, itive too proiiereu am.
The class of diseases for which the fiyrun provides
a cure, is precisely that which has so (.Hen batUed the
highest order of medical skill. The fuels are tangible,
ine witnesses aceessioie, aim ine saiety and etneacy ol
ine oyiup iiicoiitroveruuie.
From Well-Known Citizeus of Boston.
Th iindersiirned Imvioc exneriencod the beneficial
ofTecls of the "Peruvian Syrup," do not beniUite to
recommend it lo the attention of the public.
Hcv.JiiHS PIEItPOXT, THOMAS 0. AMOKY,
THOMAS A PF.XTKIt, PKTKK IIAItVKY, ,
S. II. KKNDALL, hi. D., JAMES C. DL'.NN.
SAMUKL MAY, Ilev. T. WUITIKMORE.
Ccrtiticnto of Dr. liar on.
It i" well known that the niediciual ellect ol Pro
toxide of Iron is lost bv even a verv brief exoosore
to air, and that to tnuintaiti a solution of Protoxide of
Iron, without further oxidituon, but been deemed im
possible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
taiued by roMai.iATio in a way skpokk. unknown i
and this solution may replace all the proio carbonate,
citrates and tart rules of Ihe Materia Medica.
A. A. HAVES, M. D
Assnyer to tbe State of Massachusetts.
16 Borslon street, Boston.
nOSTK I'TKII, SITII Til & DIM.K,
: , 401 and 403 Battery street, corner of Clay,
San Francisoo.
SMITH dr. DAVIS,
HODOK & CALEF,
W. WEATHEKFOHD,
IHf Portlaud.
I IOSTKTTEli'S
CKI.BDKATKD
STOMACHBITTERS.
riMiEupvnitioiiof l bia alaial)le remedy upon the
1 stouuioli .liver nnd tli excretory oruaiis ia fiiiiru-
lurlv ootliii)if itnd c'ii8)rvutive. It rtgululuA. recruits
ami pun In- them. lynpvpfm in ml its forms yields
INVIOOHATS TIIK SYSTEM.
Vigorous digestion and pure bile produce nutritions
blood, aud nutrition blood a heuilhv frame. Does
the vtciitn of a dystieplic stouincb and a disordered
liver desire to know bow the digestior uiav be im
proved, the bile aud other fluids of the bodv pnrificd f
DIL HOSTETTEU'8 STOMACH BITTEUS.
Will accomplish this desirable revolution in the system,
regulating th secretions and excretions, giving loue
to the nuimut juices which dissolve the food, strciiaih
en every reluxed nerve, muscle and lihre. nnd brings
th whole nmchinery of vitality into vigorous aud
healthful plav.
STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM.
The liesl mentis of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and sheltered constitution, which baa vet
been invented ur discovered, ia proffered to the teeile
of both and all nuet in
PU. HiiSTETTER S STOMACH BITTERS.
Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
cured i strength, in whatever maimer il inav have
been wasted, may b restored by tbe use of this pow
fill and healthy invigorant. For indigestion and its
painful etleils, bodily and menial, tliey are u positive
siecilia
A WORD TO THE AGED.
In the decline of life the loss of vital fore conse
quent upuu physical decay can only be safely supplied
by some vitilyiiut preiuratlon which recruile the
atrei ctli and spiiits, without entailing the exhaustion
whn h is always tbe liual ellocl of ordinary stimulant.
W tender lo tiio seed
DK. IIOSrErTEU 8 STOMACH IUTTEH8,
As an invigonintand restorative, immediate in its ben
tlrial action and permanent in it erleets. Il tones the
sioiiiu.-h impioves Ihe appeiita, aud acts like a charm
npon the spirits.
FOR FEMALES.
Thousands of In, lies resort to it as a remedv for hys
teria. Hulu i ma ,,f the heart, nervous heailac'he, vertl
go, general debility, aud all peculiar disturbances and
derangements to which as a sex, they are snhicct It
cheers and enlightens the depressed meiital powers, aa
well as strengthens the body, and its ns is never fol
lowed bv anv re-action.
IT-HEW AKK OF COfXTERFEITS. Puichase
ouly of reliable dealers, Sidd evervwbere.
H0TE1TEK, SMITH St DEAN, Agent.
San Francisco.
iicmoE Ac cALi;r,
WHOLESALE PRCGGsrS PORTLAND,
Sole) Agents Tor tho Slate.
T.A. Wood & Co.
KK mannfaoiorina for the wholesale trade a su
perior article of Tl'KI'ENTlNK. JAPAN OIL
and EXCELSIOR STAIN. t'lL,
Tlie tiirieniino i-antiot be beaten In atfv market in
quality and cheapness.
'Hie Jupaa Oil is far superior and cheaper than auv
other oil fia- brick, boat, hoose aud fence latmting
lb Main is it perfect iinitatton of Uiwewood and
Nah.utanv. IVie l,,in p,r nil,,,,
oM ?,",,T """i rORTI.ArI.
8-l- tsilif
ii PiiHTi:Kro.
tJ a feacllcslSriniers.BBd Dcslersla
bQjS TfP' Pftsses, Printing Material,.
Ink, Paper. Card.. Ve .
510 Clay St., shove Sansnmi..
S. raiNTtit i- SAN FKAXCISCO.
i. M.fAISTsa
v s.SAtrrts) Ofleaflttaontwilklisfsts)i. Uf
BROWN, MYERS k CO.
HOI.MAXS BLOCK, SAJtEM, OUKUOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
i ciiiot'ttitii:,- imi.vi, OII.N, Ai
HAVE jiihl. nM'i'ivfd fViiin Sun KnuiciM-n u lnrjc 1
niiii'k Of Giori'riiifi, I'rovifioiiM, WiiiL'u, Kiiinmn(
r. Ar.'.,, coimiHllti in pml ul Mm fnllmvniy i
Niw Orli-uim CnHsiiimm IhIhikI minlied uml nnw-
dcrud fl"Mtfii unit Oolilt'ii Hvnip, Old
n i...... j p;,. .n.,1 it,, nsu.. I.,.,,.
II) Ydl IIIIKiilU iruvrti wi'fiii '.mi' iiiiii inw ''i n." , u n 'llii
bl uck hi id urm-ii tt'iin. cnitilii. uiiiMtiiciil, loilet umi I'uiii-
ilv m ), luliuiiiiiititip, cuiil nil iiuil fpcfiii mtmlli'i,
Bulitrntui, midii, ci-fimi-tttihir hikI yenwt puvvdnnt, ttoilii,
tuiller, niiiir, uiul liottum oruckutH. i(rei) corn, lomii
luvn, li)l)ilfiB, piciili'H, dpitu, niuu-cn, ovimn, iioiiey,
uuiifecliunery, ate. Muckerel, Mitlnifin, cuiilifli, hiiiok- i
ed herriiiKi liivorpool utitl Curiiuin liliind mill, micinH,
cum tutu, citron mid tttiodleii niisiMi, Hour, tneiil, lur-
inn, iHiiiocH. mure, nw. hoininv, pearl Imt-lcv- in.
Tlit) libi bntudit uf Culiliiniiu wiuemuid liqiiorn for
medicul uo.
Finit'V .liipiiti irooi, uud Yimkoc notioim. tobneco.
cigain, it nd gunuiue uitjernlmnii) piix.
I'rocuury, hmh whki, com mi liunpH, iHiilitnis uud
tump dniiiiK'yu, Iihiik mid Bidu liimpti.
COAL OIL.
Woodiind willow whi'q. cIolIiiim. nmrkot nnd triiv.
eling biinkiMs, wiioh tubs, wumIi buiii'dn, clot,lion piim,
pm brouins, slvea, bowl, mid tm), bed cihiIh,
rlutlienliiKjB, twino, wickiup uud rope, tlolhcn, Kcruli,
bIiob, jtove uud white wuhIi brutboi, shou blttcking,
HARDWABB.
Axei, wood nwi, sbovels. Bpudon, irnnleu boos,
rako. uxe bundles, uion bundteii. cuH'u inilln. rnrnHi
uud round bead tucket, nulla, powder, abut, pockotuud
tuble cutlery.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Ac
Whito lead, red lead, veuitiiiii red, Hpunish wliitlng,
putty, linseed oil, lard oil. suud pupcr, couch, copul,
furmtui'fl, duinnr and sheliio viii-uir.li. brown lunan.
tiirpeiitiutt aluohul, chrome yellow, chrouio green,
l'ui-tl lri-llllll. llttllt,,,. aiu,,ll Ullllllulfu 1...A.U.. ul.J
Priissiun blue, diiitnoiid glass ('Intel's, gluziei's points,
lamp black, paint brushes, gold lent'. &c.
The best of French window ohiss of all sixes, fmui
815 to lilix 18. A good assort meiit of dvestnlla.
Hnving pitrcliUHcd onr slock lor rash iu Sim Fran
cisco, we fell cuulideut. that we cnti sell us low as the
lowest for cash or ready puy. Call and examine.
Wanted, butter, eggs, bacon, lard, and all kinds of
produce, for which w will pav the hiuhest. market
prices. lytK) IJUUH'N, MVE1I8 St CO.
PORTLAND FOUNDRY
....AMD....
MACHINE SHOP.
First gts'cct. Iletween Viiinlilll ami Moi'ilson
HAVING hecomo sole proprietor ot tliieostithllsh
ineut, the iindersiirned is now nretmied tomuini.
tiictuio ALL KIN 1)8 OF STEAM ENGINES, of sizes
from four to torty horse power, portable or stationary.
Also, Circular Ntiw Mills, complete! llav Presses of
sllstse; Planing Machine IWoodworld's patternl,
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Vertical Saw and
Gsiet Mills: brass and iron eastings, aud wroughtiroii
work of every description.
All ordors executed with dispatch, nnd in a work
manlike maimer. DAVID MOKNAKTKN.
P. 8. A reduction hna been mudo on all kinds of
worn at niyshop.toaiiitthetradeaudcorrespoud with
VHiiioriiu, prices, uiuy& 1411
Ilodge Calef,
PORTLAND. OREGON,
dealers in
Drugs, Medicines,
Paint8, Oils untl Glass,
White Lead,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Painters' Materials, &c.
-ALSO-
Kerosene Oil and Lainjis,
-OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bbls. and cases.
Lard
Kerosene " "
Machine " "
planners' " "
White Lead, Isegs and pails.
Turpentine,
Painters' stock,
Window Glass,
-AND A STOCK OF-
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Unsurpassed in the State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
HODGE S; CALEF,
07 Front street, Portland.
I7tf
6M
J. B. KNAPS,
San Francisco, Cal.
M.S. nvitnr.Li..
po
'ortland, Oregon.
liuapp, llun oll Ac Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, mid
Importers and Dealers in Agriculinrul Imple
ments, (iurdeti and Field Grass Seeds, ! Front street,
Portland. Oregon, will give special attention to the
sale of Fruit and Produce on consignment, filling or
der, ite., either in Portland or San Francisco, and
transact a general commission business.
rFOIHcein San Francisco. 311) Washington St.
March 1. Ivofian
Farmers and Shippers, Attention
SALEM WAREHOUSE.
THE nndersigncd, having completed their NEW
WAUKlIOrSK. urn nnu- .,l .. 11
kinds ofjrtigkt, ou storage or for shipment. Onr fa
cilities, for storing grain, fruit, etc., are unexcelled on
") river. Warehouse is situuied ABOVE HIGH
ii A 7 ER MARK, on the bank of the river. Farm
or, hanl yonr grain and fruit while the roads are good
and place them with free access to market at anv time.
ALEXANDER 4 JIOUOAN.
Salem, Oct. 5, 1SG3. iy:tj
New and Fresh Coods.
U7E are now iu receipt of a VERY LAIiDK .nd
. . ..r ....... ...,.,, e,er,iiiiug 111 onr line,
embracing, LADIES G.IODS of every description
III area! variety. W. I,,,,.. ..l.n u a..n ir... .. xt V-w,a
AND HOY'S I'l'llVISIUVn i:,wu,u 7
. , . - v '.J, MliailgQU hb
special department; up stairs.
rorcign nun domestic HHV OOODS.OIIOCERII'S
IAii,AKK- '""' "IWKEIIY and MISCKU
LAMKflTl.-i uiiiilw..r ..ii 1.....1.. , . r
y...-" . ao Miur, iw iinuili; WHICH W
uro otlering cheap for cash, or auy kind of produce, al
the highest market rale.
I.RMOORES.
Salem, July fill, 1C4. g tf
Why do you use an Inferior
Article
WHEN yoa can buy ut the sirnie price! The
celebrated
ullnunir IConii, ajii
The best uiade-pare. whit and nou expliwve. burn
ingwith brilliant, steady Kama, and combining; all
the advantages or this incomparable nnd cheapest
illuminator, without th ntuuidaut risk and danger ol
explosions in using a poor article. At
8sJem.Jitn.l9ili.IW3. '
JACOB COHEN.
jWntchmaker and Jeweler.,
KO IT STRElT, POItTI.A!Vlt
OliHB IN
FINE JEWELRY & WATCHES,
n Biva, an u orntnu VLUUaa,
Solid SIlTer I riatrd Ware, Culleri.ic.
AGENT FOR W. BOHWX
LADIES' PATENT IMPROVED
U01.D BELT BK KM'S,
fl'althfi and Jewelry Rcpnlrnl nnd Warraulrd.
rnrticalar Altention Pnld lo Repuirlll,
Uno M ulches. -
l keep on hand a complete assortment of
SPECTACLES,
of the imnmviNl itrla a i '
0pfl! M,r,.nf 0,!,s'f, 9unrl !nlft.
Ihff IttSliSI l nm.auaH , l , . .
in iiurcmrni
Inn mmenu, if., ir.
V9 All IMUI. 1..
- , :,7 ' -' '" warranted aerepr.
soled All orders from tha mio, ,n i J' 7.
.'.tendedtc-ly JACOB CdSzK
AS II . '
jiAciiiNi': hiioii
, Siili'in, Ori'sm.
nllAKH At MOOKK.Miiuuriieiurera f urt
. AV. .V.N. umi IIOII.EUS. S,,w ii
Mill'l, 1,'i'llpi'ls, Tlinislo-l's. Piniipp, u.nl uiiil ..tii.1"1
umi styles ol' niiicliinoi'V.' Jiaclilnery repuin ilni
Notice, 1'oUorli-iMilliiiig done in nil ii vnii,,,,, . "
and all kinds of llliASS and I HON i ASTINiV
uislii'd ill shorl, notiie. i) F, ui '
J. H. Mill ';.
rpllR Cnhiinhla lilver lioad, lending
X from Poriliind.isavaihibleforthe
ravel of hi 01,'lv throiieh to Dulles Cii
Laborers aru cousiuuily engaged in I'lnprovlno ,i
oist pans of the mail. " l
A 0001) FEHUY ON 1)00 U1VI-U .i
Sandy Uiver,
on., ;
ill,,', oi -ion t
Each Tlorso, Mill or Jack .,
. " Mu .
" Head of Cuttle over one your old.
" " " Slieen
rsnn
Tirkcls sold lit the I
Ferries. NO EXTIIA CIIAlln. '
A ticket at the !,,.
IB toad tlinile by tile ( 'oiiiiu,
FOU FlillKHNO.
Llie-Olliy cnargv on me ivunil inline oy lie t Olllliauv
Jlir.lj I-AI..MI.II, I'lesid,.,,,
Columbia Uiver lioml Vm,L.,
J.J.HorrMg, Soo'y. .KIIIN F. MILL T''
JOEL FAMEIt, '
A. C. 01IIUS.
HiirctiS, IR01. ltf Direclori.
OUll TIMI'MIAH COMeT
I LL persons Indebted to us In any wiiv will
x coosidsi' thetiiHelves invited to (i,mV.....u...', 7 .
settle up. "
If il iu iixniiyullil,, I'.ip vit, i in ,,., ... t
.. .. . ej , t0 )a
ami let iis know when you citii, 1
nooiuu tiiis gunei-ui invitation not tie ho Heeded it
will be necessary lor us to issue more swrwfaiid Bo'.,
urgent iippeuls, ut the expense of the iuviied.
Expecting lo chunge our liiisincss, wo iiituiul ullin
goods in tutur fortlie HEADWAY. No mere u
counts nniite. RKceot. et-u tknrl ,.u... a.,.1 l.u
I1IAI. AmiA(lKMI.K'l -l,l ii'aviu.', ?,,'
TO.MEUS. J. II. at I. Ii. llOtMIKa
Sulein, Oregon, Sept. 3tHh.
A. J. BUT I. Kit. .
II PIONEER HATTEE, H
n rituni oiitctvi', r-OHILAND.
HAS constantly on hand a COMPLETE ASSORT
tuent of Gentlemen's iluts aud Caps, of tlie LIT
EST and MOST Al'I'KOVED styles, eonslstitu i
purl of the Dress Moleskin, Dress Ousiuiere 1o
crown Cassimeres of all colore, "Vicnnia," or Perot!
uu Huts, Suit Hals, in all sliiii.es. colors, variety, and
price, Orders from the country promptly' nW
Ocntlemi'ii visiling Port land, from the interior, if not
iu immediate want of a lint, who will leave with n
their measure, will be guaranteed a comfortable lu
when a lint is needed bv them.
The HIGHEST CASH PIIICE paid for nil kinds ut
' , A. J. HUTLhll,
Pioneer Hatter, li Front street,
J. C. Shelton, riijsk-laii nnd Surgeon,
MONMOUTH. Polk County, Oregon. The Doctor
being a graduate of the Curtis, or Phvsio incilbl
college, Cincinnati, Ohio, is a true Botanic iu his prut
tico, entirely discarding culoniel and all mineral mi
sons, mid using none but, purely vegetable nicdiciwi,
and only the perfectly innocent at thai. ,
The Doctor would' further snv lo tho public, nW.
that he is nrunui-ed tr, ,- ull I..., '
, - M,,uia, iiiouieni siirei,
abscesses, tuiuors, Ate., Ihut are curuble, and with
KviMo (,,rijr vegVIUOie. Jt
DU.L.S.SKIFP
Hiirifeon DoutlMt.
Otlice in Hnhmiti's Brick Knildiug. Iletidence, near
corner of First and Center streets.
NT) None but liuhdied oporut tons pei formed I
JJ. desiie the patronage of such persons as wish
operations perfonued in the mint perfect manner.
Sulein, Dec. d, IHtW. . , .f
ICicliuisJs) tV ilICrukeii,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
..and joimr.Rs 1.. .
Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard,
MRAIIH, -., ifce. i
T "IE, CEMENT aud PLASTEK received by every
J Jailing vessel.
l"i" Will attend to th purchase and shipment of
Merchandise every description iu the Eastern and
San Francisco markets. Also to forwarding goudsia
San r rancisco uud Portluud.
The Cfltbrilll'tl Mumir Rcnnrr nml
and AKricuItuiTil Iuik'iniiie of evi-ry dumiripiiou fa
iw viHikii (jun . lumiKo coni anu iritiiflporta,
We will also Atteud to tho Mile of Oregon Pmlnre I
in Viclnrm, ImviiiK eMulilihliwd u ju H,Ht pbwe
tlltltlT tliA liiii mi uf inunt uf It L'll, .
. ...... ...... v , o.i. s. rinn, U ClillCIIIUII UI
eight ytun' expenenco in tho tnnlu in Sun Kraiicitwo.
1MIIV MoMMk'L-U
Commercial Wharf. Portland.
JAMES B.RICIIA1US,
3r Mic-ii.iuDiito tti-eut, 8an Frauci&co.
Vs
I.T "FT T-T A A CJ
juus j-jl, Aa.ij.jLk;j c..r t
i OommerctalStreet,8sleni,Dealerla
! flftl It tvit cm to it'iT'iiit! :
onu a.au oiiiicit ti it n iito, ?
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver and Fluted Wurcj
FINE CLOCKS, j
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, &c.
j All goedsseld by me are WARRANTED to bs ill
represeated. ,
( Partlcnlarsttantlon paid to repairing tine Watches, 1
. i , Clucks, Jewelry, Ao. j
I ALL WORK VAKIIAXTED.'
Bolcni, Oregon, Nov. 3, 1608. Iy85 j
vwv A
JACOB JOSSKIl. K. E, OAKTKR. JOHN A. COKSErT
CONSER, BARTER &, CO.,
Produce & Commission Merchants
Second Street, Unites, Oregon.
THE very best brands of Flour, feed of all kinds,
u,,d ..... .l.Mn;n;..n i u i . , t
, ......t, !.,, u, rroum-e coiisiaiiuv io
store and sold nt the lowest rale.
HM1U GB0CEBIE8.
A choice assortment of fnmllv groceries, Including
the bent iulei,ti..i, nrT,u. '..it'.. u.. ... ....I.....
- - ... vwims, DUKiiii, u.,iri,n.
ed expressly for family nse.
...... -..., i,,,,, ,,-,,-,,-, ni, njLnpnii .Mirage, rnr-
wanting and Commission llosineis promptly attended
We will also nuv th M,l,., r a an J r
all kinds of country nnulnen anl, d Whmii ilsls.
lieans, llniier, Ei'gs, Cheese, Dried Fruits, iko.. at lb
Jellersou Mills, , Marion Co.. Oregon.
Liia.ir.u. iiAld r.lt ot CO..
Second street, llulles, uud
Jell'erson, Marion Co., Oregon. '
i. t. joscs, a. c. oinns, jou satiu.
OREGON IRON WORKS I
R. I JOM!S V- CO.
TE manufucinrn Qnnrti Milla, Steam Eb
h einoFnud rl,illr.
T!i Union Brupcr wnd Mower, Uorst Piiwrit,
(jooKing uanges, ail kinds ot mills, :
- Iloiwttni; MaolilneH,
IHOSI DOO RSI AND WINDOWS.
n bins roconllv added lo onr evtnblishKciit S!I
the machinery anil patterns of the late Hniie of
11,1.1.! otto., and yiAIINUAI.I. it 1 ,
nf Oreirnn Cilv.and are prepared tod.. Alt. A'.VWJ
OF W(RK nsnallv done in a FIRST CLAM
FtlUK'IlM A llf,.... .....n '
-v-i ,,,, nine stiur.
Corner of Montgomery aud Sevenih streets, Pon
land. Oicgon. , K. L. JONES ft I 0. ,
WIIHVmI, IOUI. . 1CI1
BENJ. 8TKANG,
PARLOR ANd'cOOK STOVES
OP KVRBY PATTKR1,
Keeps eonstiintly on hand, and Manufactures
lo order,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On reasonable term.
METAL ROilFINO. and JOIlRlXft of all kind
promptly attended to.
Shop on Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. S "loot
North of Hlrsch t o. KMf
Odd Fellow' Ilnrnl Crnirirry,
S i I Fir nnmn
S III!, I
THOSE who have relatives or friends Interred In
this Cemetery are reiiuested lo furnish to either
of tho undersigned us soon as practicable the folio"' ,
iug InforiiinttonAii t Name age. sex, color, miirricd i
or simile, place of birth, of wUa family, nnmlier"'
days ill; died when, where, and cause i buricl. wliefi
and by .whom. I he object ofuhe loiTgoiog mouirie
is for th purpose ol rruislration iu a bo"k already
procured for thai purpose.
1. It. .umiKr.s, 1
C. S. n.ltnv, Trustee. I
S. E. MAY, )
Salem, Jannary 14, l!HH. 46t(
!Ncv Eldorado SiItc i-.TItnlnK Co.
CHE &rt annual meeting of the above named eoav
1 a :n I.. h id
. ,hi,,t. ,,.r inr ,-in-,K, u, ,,in-en. ill " ,
Monday, th th day of Aoirast neat, at 4 o'clock.
r at , at in umc oi tb Company, In NUem.
4. fi. Slltu.li'i ay
StlD,JnlrS8.1o5i 4w