The Oregon statesman., August 22, 1864, Page 4, Image 4

h togon f tatcjsmau.
MAUV LAND A KKEK STATU.
The twenty-third article of the Bill of Rlgbti
reads u follows t
' Ue?realtir, in this Statu, there ehull lie liei
titer slavery nor involuntary servitude, eicept
fs punishment of criiuo. whereof tho party ahull
be duly couvrotwli and all poraona held to aer
vtoe u alavoa are horeliy declared free."
-This article, after a protracted debate in the
Constitutional Convention, in tho couree of
which it wai tuatuiiied in a masterly manner
by the advocate! ol antt-tiavery, waa paaeed.
our rcadera have already learned, by a vole of
S3 ayea to '47 noes. ,
.There Is no aiuirlo act In the Mature of llarV
land that oau compare it) importance with the
passage ol tnte article. At no naze through
the long vista of coming years, and contemplate
the changes that will be wrought by this meaa
ore, we are overwhelmed witli the imineaaura
ble tignifioauoe of an act so wondrous in its
litnplicity.
: The reception of this news bnrilly createa a
ripple upon the current of our traminility. It
was a foregone conclusion, and our mimls were
long ago mode np in regard to ite realitation.
We are uol taken by surprise, and do not hur
rah with wild exviteiueut. We simply enjoy
the calmer and higher satisfaction that spring
from the couvuiousnesa ot duty uouo. We un
derstood ike nature of the obstacles to be over
come, and we knew at the same time how to
remove tbero. We rejoice quietly in the hour
Oi Consummation, and in our turnout hearts we
arc exceeding glad at the success which bus
crowned our effort. ; ' , '
The members of the convention will look
back upon that day as one laden with precious
memories. Should it lie the only public act in
the lire of any one of them, that life will not
t,aiA l.Aun llunA In vnlrt Tf t. m.f nvnnluil It,
every man to gild the evening of hi declining
days wilb soon a renituisenoe.
The regeneration of a commonwealth 'like
uri is not an everyday oocurrei.ee. It is bard
to estimate this work at its full value. Dot we
hall aee end kuow it better hereafter. All we
know now is that the vertigo ol a great evil ure
vie red away, that the eunker of a great iniqui
ty is extirpated, root aud brunch; that to our
posterity no compromise Is bequeathed ulucl
may be a fruitful source of discord hereafter.
Kaccs are. lorcotten and himiniiity Is honored
We have joiued the train of rejuveuated states
in the march of freedom. We have torn away
the mask from the deformity of slavery, and we
nave wrencneu the rod lroiu the oppressor.
We look to the future with hearts lull of hone
and trust, confident that Frovideuce iu its own
good time will work out fur us a brighter des
tiny. . , .!
Wo offer our band to onr sister States and
ask their oongrutulatioua. ' We ask them to join
us in the prayer, God preserve the Common
wealth of Maryland. They have watched our
course with approving smiles aud cheered as
with words of encouragement, aud in this hour
of Joy we shall nut forget the thauka we owe to
tuem. Baltimore American. .
Coppei, W. T.i Aug. 4, 1864. '
Ed. Statesman: It give hope and en
oouragement to every true Union man in this
Territory to witness the evidenoe of the reviv
ing strength of the Union party iu this coun
ty. It. cannot be denied taut within the last
year we have reduced the "copperhead" party
about 125 votes, and by the next "Bnnke hunt"
our party will be thoroughly organized, and
then we expeot to give a better account of our
selves by reducing it to less than a bare major
ity. Every preoinot In the comity but one, at
tho recent election, gave tho Union ticket a
majority ; but Walla Walla, being tho strong
hold of secession and Jeff Davis, carried the
election. ' But what are they going to do now 1
Their party organ, the Washington Stattsman,
ii ou its second secession. It bos seceded from
their ranks. Hear what it says in the issue of
tbe 22d of July i . , f . j u .....
'But that the Stateiman is or ever has been
io tbe oopperhead or any other partisan inter
est, we deny." '
Again it says i "If we are to be called abo
litionists we won't cry !" Now it must not be
understood that this paper is changing its col
or to that of tbe star and atripea ; not at all ;
for these declarations were made to decoy aud
deceive hooest thinking American men.
The wheat, oat, and barley crojH in this sec
tiou of the valley are as good as 1 ever saw iu
Oregon ; during the last two weeks the fann
ers nave been very busily eugaged in harvest
ing. Io consequence of tile scarcity of bauds
wages are (3 per day.
We had a very warm and exciting time one
day last week. The Brass, which was very dry.
was set on Gre about two miles south uf this
creek, and the wind blowing violently from the
eouth, rushed tbe burning tlainea towards us.
Tbe men w ho were harvesting near by left their
work aud met the lire iiy Imriimg we grass
rouud the farms, thereby saving several thous
and bushels of grain from destruction ; aud it
wa the untiring dilligence of these men that
aaved Mr. A; Cox from snfl'ering considerable
loss by the burning of - Ins dwellings, nam,
grain and hay, etc. The household goods were
removed from the dwellings, the horses Iron)
tbe stahles, aud the oattle Iroin the corral. &v
rytbing was made ready for surrendering to
tbe enemy. The dry logs and brush but a few
steps from bis dwellings, and in many other
places, for a mile or more alone tbe creek, were
burning lunonslr, the flames shooting into the
air. After several hour's burning the flames
began to die out, doing no damage, however,
other than destroying a considerable amount of
Uro-wood, aud young tnolier.
Yours, L. C. B.
Rebellion haiid to Conquer There ia a
passage in Tom Payne' "crisis," which i np.
nropaiate for the time. The writer savs i
"Rebellion, like bell, is not easily conquered;
but we have this satisfaction witli us, that the
harder the coulliut tbe more glorious tbe tri
dm ph."
True, to a letter. The rebellion it bard to
conquer, but when the conflict is over it will be
a glorious violory. Traitor will be defeated,
their allies the copperhead disgraced and in
oblivion, and the country redeemed uud disen
thralled from slavery. Glorious the triumph
which wipe out traitor and the uatinnal dis
graoe. Glorious it will be when this great
country become one united and free nation.
Appeal. -
8tat or Things in Missouri. The Old
Piute, of Virginia City, ha the following :
"Old Pike" is bleeding at every pore. Her
oitizons, of both sides, are robbed indiscrimi
nately by friends and foe. A letter to Charles
Rawson of this oQice, from John Harbison,
formerly a resident of Ploinns county, Cali
fornia, and the County Clerk there fur Tears.
give a most deplorable account of the state of
allalrs lu and about cape uirarueau, and the
adjoining conntiet. Provision are scaroe aud
Very high ; no money ; life and property are
unsafe, farm without fence or stock, and a
general dismay and gloom over the length and
breadth of that once rich aud prosperous State.
So much for rebellion.
How tub Rebels Lovh tub Irish.
While Irishmen in California are fightiug the
battles of seoetsioD, Just observe bow their
Southern friends are treating the "proletarian
clodhopper" in Davisdum. The recent Rich
mond paper "lion I" for the expulsion uf over
thousaud Irish women from that city. They
want to have these unfortunate women driven
forcibly out of 8ecesia. They are charged
wilb doing no labor and subsisting upon char
ity. Their male Iriends have doubtless perished
io tbe rebel ranks, and now these poor women
are lobetbrr A out upon the world to shift for
themselves. Hag.
To BE Pbomoted. Tho President has sig
nified hi iutention to reoomineud that Cant.
Winslow, of the Kearsarge, receive a vote of
thank, id order that he may be advanocd to
the grade of a Commodore. Lieut. James 8.
Thornton, the executive officer of the Kear
sarge, will be recommended to the Senate for
advancement ten niemner in bi grade, lapi.
Window h) directed to report to tbe Depart
ment the name of nuy other of the officer or
orovr who good, oouduol on U) oooatioo en
titles thsta to special meotlop.
ORKffOX STATE B.iSilTAUI FAIR.
Te the Citixtm of Orrgon i
It Is proponed to hold a Sanitary Fair at Snlem, dur
ing the Sluts Fair, eoram'ueitig on tlia M7i Ii of Sep
tember next, lu view of tho urgent necessity of !
Suniuiry Cunse, and tho briefness ot the tiros allowed
to nmke preparations, It ia ardently hoped that every
friend of humanity, slid every lover of his country
residing In Dragon, will respond to this mil.
Wo can say lo tiiuee tit h diaiiiiira, that ampin raom
add shelter will be provided fnrall tlinircotitiibutioiui
la suggesting them) committees ws plenums that
sums will be unable to act ; to nil such wo would say,
procure a substitute t aud should there be sections of
country where no committees havo beun appointed,
individuals will please act for themselves, aud eonis
to the Fuir, and see that their donations are on hand,
so that uo section of country will be unrepresented.
Oregon has. heretofore resjionded nobly to these
calls of humanity, sad now Is no time to fail or falter.
while every telegram brings ths aad news of Wave
men fallen, and the work of caruuus aisa death still
going on i shall we, while peace and plenty falls to
our iu, lurget our nieeaiug conmry I
To the Ladies of Oregon, we most especially plead:
knowing full well that if we have their united sup
port, success will crown our eirorls. From every
woman in tbe Suite we crave some nrtlcle of hamh
work. Kvery description of ornamental work which
busy lingers ingenuity can frame; iu the long list of
knitting, from a pair ot socks to the most elaborate
shuwl ; in needle work, from the baby's bib to t In
fluent dress; iu clothing, for men, women and chil
dren, let the variety he eo complete that no want, nmv
he unsuiiplied. Kvery article of female handiwork
that will liriug euougii to pav for time and uiHterial.
Xo the farmers, we look lor help ; let your oirerinif
he as generous ss your liem-ts. and as a kiu-hen will
he one important feature of the Fair, notion will he
amies, whether from the products of lbs soil, your
dairy or your oattle.
From the merchant and manufacturer, miner and
bnsiness man, let us have a suiuple of his wares, or
tbe work ot his hands ; so that our young Htato tiiuv
bs fully reprereuted iu all her urowiiiK wealth and
greatness.
'i'h County Committees, whose names are below,
are requested te solicit and receive coutributions, and
arranae for their beintf forwarded to Hulem at the
proper time. It is desired that ths County Committees
should appoiut sub committees to aid them in their
work ; each member or committee reconci ling if tliey
canuot act themselves to endeavor to procure substi
tutes, so that thors may be neither neglect nor delay
iu making ths necensury arrangements.
All organised Sanitary Aid Societies are Invited to
give this matter their especial attention.
A. V. W A LUCK. Pres't
P. 8. KN101IT. Secy,
C. A. ilHICI),
A. J. KlhLY,
E. St. WAITK,
Mrs. J. II. MOOHES,
Mrs, L. E. PRATT,
Mrs. S PHICE,
Mrs. I. N, (111. BERT,
Mrs. P. S. KM011T,
Board Managers Marion Co. &m. Aid Soc'y.
Tofhe Ijtvnl Men and Women of Oregon t
Muuv of the natriot Ludiee in did'eretit nurts of the
8tuie, have expressed to tne a wish to he .permitted
to hold a Sanitary Pair, on the grounds of the Slate
Agricultural Society, near Salem, during the continu
ance uf the State Fair, commencing ou the itflh ul
September. I luive nut deemed it uecessarv to call a
meeting of the Board of Managers, for the purpose ot
having it considered. I am very sure I do but
express tho sentiments of those with whom 1 have
tne nouor to be oulcially associated, when 1 say Unit
it is with pleasure that they yield to tbe wishes of
these greut-hearted women.
J. QUINN THORNTON.
Prss't Oregon Stale Agricultural Society.
commTtteesi
Mirion Mrs. I U. Moores. Mrs. I.'. A. Reed.
Multsomah Mrs. Dr. Willsou, Mrs. U. F. Smith.
Mrs. T. H. Pearne, Mrs. E. Aiueworlli, Mrs. U. Uurrell.
Polk Mrs. Muj. Thompson, Mrs. elms. La Follette..
Clatsop Mrs. Lieut. White, Miss lletheuia Owens
Miss Hannah Murrison.
UssroN-Mrs. 11. K. Diddle, Mrs. A. 1). Barnard,
Mrs. J. H. Uayloy.
Douoi.as Mrs. M. A. Benle, Mrs. D. W. Stearns,
Mrs. F. Royal.
Umfo.ua Mrs. 8. HinsdaleMrs. Henry Drown,
Miss Gertrude Applcyute.
Linn Mrs. Thos. Montelth, Mrs.Odcll, Mrs. L. T.
Woodward.
Umatilla Mrs. Wm. P. Benton, Mis. W. M. Pow-
ers, Mrs. W. II. Shields.
Wasco Mrs. Laviua Comfort, Mrs. Dr. Steelo.jlits
Annie Pentlaud.
Jackson Mrs. B. F. Dowell, Mrs. L. 8. Thompson,
Mrs. Williams.
Washmotos Mrs. Prof. Marsh, Mrs. W. V. Hare,
, Mrs. Dr. Bowlbv.
Yamhill Mrs. II. V. V. Johuson, Mrs. Mrs. J. Ii
MrBride. Mrs. 0 W. Lawson.
Coosi Mrs. T. D. Winchester, Mrs. Jan Flan
negan. JosifHiHE J. J. Scott, Mrs. Wm. Evens, Mrs. R
8. Belknap.
, Clackaxas-Mi-s. W. W. Breck, Mrs. W. Dicrdorlf,
i Mrs. J. Dement.
Stats Ciictral Committii Mrs. T. W. iMven
port, Marlon couuty t Mis. U. B. liilisoii, Portland;
Mrs. U. E. Straltou, Kugent Oily ; Mrs. A. C. Gibbs,
Portland ; Mrs. S. A. Clarke, Salem.
fjTThe above committees have been completed as
fast as possible, but other names will bo added, and
uew ooujuiituies appoiuted aa soon as practicable.
welleii'u smrii.
Tit following is a part of the speech dt-lir-1
ered by C. L. Weller at San Frauvisco, w hich
caused his arrest and confinement iu Furt Al
ontraj :
"The Government can spuro two niillions n
men as easily as the Soulli con sparo nun mil
lion, and this they intend to do. They will
give two niillions to uue. They ttit-t in that
wny to eiteriuinata tint ficliting nien of the
South. They have despaired of ever ooiujikt
ing the South by fair means ; they have de
spaired of ever ci'iiiiiH-rini ltichiunnd cheers
and now they ualoulute to nverwhelm uud kill
oil' the people uf the South uinl divide their
property umong the Northern armies. Hisses
and groans; you bet, etc Ninvnhat are
you, you dc inuurut. to do ? IluVe you heard the
groans ol your brothers wive ami children
over Ihe rrarct of their beloved, fallen in this
horrible Iratricidal war two millions ami over,
already I and yet a draft of live hundred t lions
and fresh troops. I am talking unit to men
detnoorats who are liable tn the draft. I shall
not advise you to oppose this draft I lust would
nut do; but I will any this, when It comes,
Irishmen, volunteer! That's it, volunteer!
Liaik upon your little ones your children
gaze upon your darling wives. coiiti-inpl.itH the
pleasures ul Home, ami llieu Volunteer! I.ev
er, never ! " If you were not eutislicl that
the Adiuinisttatiou is waging tin wicked war
for the destruction of the Union, yon would do
o. Cries of "You bet !" But it ia the ob
ject of the leaders of this war now to destroy
the Union. Cheers ami yells. Dcmiajrals,
I don't suppose ynu will be allowed to goto tho
poll at the next election iu November. Cries
of "we must! we will .'!" etc. I don't believe
it. But we most delend our liberties, and I
counsel brute foroo for that cud ! I wou d not
advise unnecessary violence ; but the lime baa
now come lor democrats to oppose lorce liv
lorce, ami to do that Ton must arise !
We must also arm ourselves. Vallatidigliam
recently said, in a speech which be maile in
Ohio, that a great part of the detnocrntio party
in Die Western state nave formed a secret so
ciety and armed themselves todefeud their lib
erties. Democrat must do tho same thing
here in California, and although the members
nf that party are opposed to secret societies,
you must form Ihem now, to resist the high arm
of military tyranny in California! Nuiiu of us
are sale, lou do not know what one here may
not, before to-wdrrow night, be dragged off to
the prisou of Aleatrai. it is doue every week,
' Tbe sn aker then alluded to the alleged nt
rest ofBisuujl Kuvuuaugh, aud proceeded a
follow t ' ;
"And will ran ait quietly aud aee auch tiling
done, and not resist Ibeiu T Cries of "No!"
"Nof'l When these Uuion League know
that democrat are around, aud will not allow
them to hold their heads under their arm anv
longer, they will-say , "wedou't want to fight!'
Just a toou a it la kuowu that there aro forty
five thousaud democrat iu California, armed
Too will see uch peace aud quiet reirn as did
in Obio when Vallaudigham told the people
about the secret doing ol tn western dvmoc
raoyt quiet, such as had not been kuowu for
nioullis nay, lor years : '
Weller wa postmaster at San Francisco fur
ix year, uudcr 1'iercu aud Hutliatiau. II
take Uii method, we (oppose, of cxpreaein
bi gratitude to the government of which be
wa so long a pensioner.
Election in Pennsylvania. New York
Ang. 10 Ksturns from all but five couulie in
I'ennavlvauia, on Ihe adoption of the amend
metil to th constitution allowing aoldtcre to
vote, thow a majority in favor of the amend
ment of overUi.WKi.
From Idaho.- Dr. K. W. Murphy and X
Child arrived iu Sacramento, on the 1st lust,
Iroin Idobo, In II day' time, on horseback
from Jordan creek a distance of about 600
mile. The cam by way of Huinbuldt, (N
T)
DASHAWAY
WASHING MACHINE.
I'ATtbTKD Jan. VI, 1MU.
STAI'LKTOJf MYERS, Snlem. are now insnurac
tnriiw these nmi:hlne, widt h, tor cheapness, econo
my in ui.e, cute and thornue,hiicxs lu wa.hiii, are
Vntnrpaeted by any Mnrhinr of the kind EVER
ltiVJiNTEl).
They also m il Youne's intent gutta pcat lia sclf-ad-ntiiiK
CLOTHES It'? ISUEK, whl, h Is tho best
In use, and can easily he attached to their washing ma
chine, (live them a mil. Manufactory next dour to the
Mnln House, Salem,
May 30, 1M14. Utf
WHAT KILLED HIM.
DH. HALL, in ins ' Journal of Htnltk," speaking
of Washington Irving, asks the above question,
and adds i "He might well have remained with us for
soma years to come, had it not been for advice, kindly
Intended, no doubt, given iu thoughtless and reckless
ignorance.
HE HAD A COLD!
which by some hijudicions prescription had been con
verted hito an iistliiua. Who gave that prescription,
or what it was. the outside world imiy never know.
Let me say lo Doctor Hull that that " prescription "
was not
Newell's Pulmonary Syrup.
tor that is an article thut does not engender heart dis
ease, nor is it productive of any asthmatic uH'eelions ;
and as for
Coughs ami Colds,
the world never saw a better remedy, and never will,
until Nature produces some new ingredient out oi
wnicn to prepare It. lou I ue annul 10 use u ireiuy.
Kverv article in it is from Nuture'a own laboratory
the same tu-dav that tliev wern a iskHissnd years
ago ull caicuialeu to aooiue, uuai auu turuutfuiuu.
There is no
BETTER FAMILY MEDICI WE!
Keen it ill the house, use it freely, give it to yonr
cliildrun upon the slightest indication uf a cold, and
you will think and speak of it us all do that have be
come assured with its merits.
ItEDlNGTON it CO , Agents,
San Francisco,
And for sale every where. time
HUMISTON, WILSON &, CO.,
IMroRTIRS AND WHOLESALE TJKALCni IN
Fine Brandies, Wines nnd Liquors,
l'lre Proof II, I. k Mlore, r',.11,1 Blitel,
eoi-itei uf Unit, I'oitluitU
We take pleasure In snnnuncing to enr old
patrons ana tne puiilie ot tjregou and Wuslr
ington Territory, that after t wo veurs' bus!
ness, wo have estublisliod a trade and nielli
ties for importing in our line of goods thut deties cum
petition. Also, that we are selling gouds AT SAN
FRANCISCO PRICES aud guarantee l hem to be
genuine, our stock being at all times subject to tiie
Hincieat cuemicni nuaii7.aiiou.
Ho Trad Solicited exoept la FINE UQtJOBS,
our stock consists in part or
FINE OLD BRANDIES:
0iRniPiipnvi5t.ro.. Jub. Heimeoy, United Vineyard
propriotoi'8, A. ifoinot at to., finot, t ubIiIIod At to.
C. Muruelt, A. HieKiietl, L'nioD of the 1'roprietori,
una various mmr urauus. -
Fine Old Port and SHEERY WIHES.
Pure old Oporto Port, tine old Burgundy Port (sweet
and heavy) Dulf Gordon Pale and Golden Sherrv,
Harmony Nephews aud Cobbler Sherry (line and
heavy.
CHAMPAGNE nnd CASE VISES of Every
Description.
Fine Old Jamaica Rum, bl. Croix Rum, PURE
HOLLAND GIN.
ri.E OLD WHISKEYS.
Stewart and Hnrvev'a Old Scotch, Old O'Neill's line
old Mult OLD liOURDuN of the lineal quality.
Suuerlor Old Rye.
Old Peach ami Cherry Brandy of superior quality.
Also, a large assortment of CASK GOODS el every
description used in the liouor trade.
N. i(. We have at all times large quantities of
liquors pin up in suiiaoie pacKiiges lor pacxing lo tne
mines. Orders from Merchants and Dealers respect
fully solicited. HUM ISTON, WILSON & CO.
Portland, Aug. Ilth, 18W. OinHf
ll.fMIIH, OKO H.CHAHCC
gPTrn
Surgical and Mechanical
IDEIsTTISTS,
COMMERCIAL strMt.Sulcm.lmve rumoved theij
otlk-e t'rum Htato street to Griiwold'i brick, and
are now itiBt-rlinn nrtiliciul teeth in uny uud ull of tbe
lute improved Biylen, including Vulennito, L'omlit,
A in her bane, Vc, ob well m nold, utiiiK no clHips
whHtver, tbiMKj dtntveniof the natural teeth being
utterly d.M-imled in thui'r pmciice.
Particular HtU'tilioit uiven to diceiiBesof theiruma
and iiiwa t nli. to the regulation of children's teeth.
Teeth hiaertfd fiom one ItMith to ft full tet.
i.fAII ope rati oi ib wumiiifed. lyli
HARDWARE
tr IlvIF ORTETJ DIRECT Jki
FROM TUB
niAlFACTCBEUS
IN ENGLAND,
AND FROM ALL TUB
Celebrated Manufacturers
THE EMM STATES.
A. Good HtocU of
Agricultural Implements,
Also-. -Constantly on Hand
A IjATIOE STOCK
Boots and Shoes
Direct .'fora Hit Celebrated lanufiitliirm.
K D. GODFREY'S
CELKIIRAT1DD HOOTS
Coaiuntl; on Hand, and tot Sale k;
H.W.CORBETT,
PotUmJ. Jul 11, 187. lj7
WAR HCHIP.
'PllE ondenUned will pirrhsM Oregon and Wash
I tnitton War Claims, Suspended Claims. Outlawed
Ira't. '., and will sake euUns for eollrctia. n
reasonabss terns. CATOK (sCIKU
SsIsbi, OfB , April I, IWi ftf
iodj :n iqjraVTJii.t.
IODINK Water Is the most Important discovery of
modern chemistry, ana It is linuoHsilile to over-estimate
its intlm-iice as a remuilinl ugeot. loilinn has
been considered the most useful article In Muteriu
Mudira, and many of the uiosi nekniiille and priietieal
chemists mid physicians have investigated Its etlects
upon the huiiiau'ayatem. It is to act upon the
IKAIIT.
MVKH, HIISttKYN.
)IGi:TIVI OII44AIMSIOU LAIM Ul'I.A H
SIVSI'I F.si,
nnd to have great control over
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS.
Notwithstanding the seal and ability which have boen
devoted to its Investigation, it remained almost useless
until Dr. Ilenrr Anilers, a phvsirian ana cnemisi oi
New York, after yeais of patient lubor and experi
ment, discovered a chemical nrocuss which enabled
him to dissolve
PURE IODINE ,V PURE WATER,
Without a solvent. This, considered impossible by
the scicntillc world, Is attested by certificates of anal
vsis from Dr. J. R. ( billon or this oily.iiud Prof
booth, U. B. Mint, Philadelphia. The Importance of
this I'iscovery was so highly appreciated by the Fac
ulty linn it was pnniisiten in .iiuuicai uouriuus, uuii us
use reroinmeiKieu to practitioners (see - American
Medical Monllilv." Julv II. lHoti. ewe 7r)l
mis vauiauie nieuiciiie is now avuimoie io me pun
ic for the cure of Scrofula In all its uianifiiid tonus,
f ,... ..I.... II. , 1 ... .l K I ., 111.
eases, hlieuuuilism, Neuralgia, Nervous AU'eclioiis
Uyspepsiu, uronclntis. etc.
AS A. TONIO
lis operation is evinced by strengthuuitiK the digestive
organs auu increased nutrition ot tue tooy is ins re
suit of lliu eluuiovmeut of halilie. Tbe tmlielil re
covera tiesli, streng'lh and color ; hitherto pale, relaxed
and leetilo, lie becomes tull, strong lino uoriu.
en ilirec ions uccuniiiunv eacb tlullle.
Sold bv all ilruuiiuu. i'ricu. At tier bottle. Pre'
pined by Dr. II. Anders & Co,, l'hysiciuiis and Cheui-
laui, new uri.
nuni r.i ir.it, OAiiin cc lcan,
401 and 4(11 ilallerry street, corner of Clur,
San Francisco.
HIDflE At CALKF,
SMITH ot DAVIS. '
W. WEATHICRFOHn,
9lf i Portland.
" CONSTITUTION WATER."
THE ONLY REMEDY
For Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
trarcl, Dropsical Swellings
GENITAL DEBILITY, Etc
TIIR AMTOIVISIIII'VG Mt'CTKHSI Will ( II
has nttendeil this INVALUAIILK Meilicina ren-
ilers it tits most vulnalile eim ever discovereil. Nn
laniiiHie van convev an adeqtute idea ot the iinmedi
ate and alinusl iiiiraculiuis clianue uhich il oenisinns
in the dubililated and slmtterL-d system. In fuel, it
stands unrivalled as a remedy fur the permanent isnre
ol the maladies auove nieiitioneu, una ulso
DIABETES,
111F0TKNCV.
LOSS OK MUSCULAIt ENERGY,
I'HYSICAIj l'ltOSTItAl'IUN,
INUKiEKTlON,
SEMINAL VVEAKNKSS
(JLtET, e'LUOlt ALI1U8,
And in every diseuse any wnv enntieeted with the dis
orders or ueeay of tiie fliOUHKATIVK KUNC
TI0N8. 1'eisuns nhoiil to mmr, if conscious of any
weuknuss, should lake the
CONSTITUTION WATER.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or
impaired hy Bi-t-riucw, the iumtrung nnd reliixed ortrnn
ization U nt once rubraued, revived, und built up.
Well nmv thin celebrated medicine I) culled the
MEDICAL WONDER
The Dtuopiug, truuibliiuf viiiim of dcuruiwinu uiul
debi'ity becoineii a uew muni he mauds erect, be
moves with a tirm step t his njind, which was previ
ouMy sunk inghHUii of an almout idiotic upul hy.be
conies brlirht and active i and he iroea lurth reiieVene
rated, roiwcioiis of new vigor. The uiedteiue reaclieh
(JONSIllUilO ltsell, uud reetortw it toils iionnal
condition.
Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, Injinmmation
of the Ktdnep, and Catarrh of the Bladder,
oirauguary ana aurnwr, or rainfnf una.
ating, Lalculut. (Jravtl, Hrute Dut
. Itepoiitf and Miiamt or Milky Lit
charge AfUr Urinuiiiiff.
For these dieeam it is truly a sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in ite praise. A siugle
done hint been known to relieve the moot urueutsytup
toms. THY IT iu these cases, and you will ever give
yuur rmau W
CONSTITUTION WATER!
- Males or Female),
Are you tronblsd with that distressing pain In the
small or me tuies. mid llirraixh yonr hips 7 UI.XSll
TUT10N WAl'tlt will relieve von like msKie.
Ur. W. II. (il(K(ill. Proprietor.
UOItOAX It ALLEN,
(iencnil Ageurx New YcrU.
iiohtettf.h, et.niTn V DEAN,
Afients for the Tactile t'oust,
401 and 403 Battery Street,
Comer Cluy, San Kram isro, nnd
' !!tlOK; CALKP,
SJ1ITH k IiAVIrl,
W.WEATHEUKUPD,
!llf l'orlliiud.
Kendall's Amboline.
Is Stiinulutinx, Oil)
Extract of Hurls and
Herbs. It will curs all dis
cuses of the sculp and itch
ing of the head, entirely
THE OKEAT
VM4DAT.SD rillfAIHTlOS
ros
RESTORING, INVIGORAT
ING, BEAUTIFYING,
eradicates tho dundriiirnnd
prevents the Imir from ftill
I) ruling
nil; one. r from tnrniiisr
ireiniliurely fimy, rmisltiK
luto)rriw thick und Ihuk.
! It is cntirulv diirrrent from
HAIR!
lull other itvinriilioiis, and
,nu iiu ruiic.i uii.
Put un In linin, rnnlitiiiiiu. wo hiittles nrice.tl.
sum DV Hit IinilU'ISTH.
lli'STKn KK, SMITH St DKAN. Anenls,
No 401 Llaltery at., corner nl't.'luv, Sim Fruucisco.
h.nrrit i kavis,
iliHE.V t'AI.KF,
W. WEATHKKKOHP,
9tf Foitlsiid.
The Lcntllnj Insurance Compnnr,
FhcBDix Insurance Company.
HARTFORD, COHH.
rnMi rnpitnl, 9 100.000
( ash Anm-Isj r)0itO,4ti:i,NO
liivi-Ntcd lit Calilorniii $30,000
HENRY KKU,0G(1, 1ksidsbt.
W. B. CLARK, 8k.crs.tart.'
PACIFIC UltANCII,
S. W. Corner Jonljomrry nnd fommr rcini Mi
SAM FKAMt lsKU.
Premiums received by the 'I,II(KNIX"
lor iiisiirnnre in this s'ute un retain
ed for inveetmi-iit in California,
seenriiies, and toirrihor with
.Si.tHSI alrrsdv invested
ilonde, are held sub
ject torlsiinsfor
loss nu.ler fa
ciHc slope
policli-s,
MAKING THE HICENIX
A. "Homo Insstllutlou."
ry ,s.rs konorablf nfi)H(eit anil promptly pttii
j.. Ut p i,ui.y ioi.i os fwiars wnrrt inre ucrsr.
R. H.McQ ILL, General Ax't.
Policies issued and renewed in (hi tlrrlinf and
pnpmiar ninpRnr, on an classes ol ownrniHc mi-riy
without delay incident to lit snh airem-v srsiein. and
al rales as low as solvency aud fair prolit will admit
BELL fc BROWN,
Kuiiltnl rhunii Airnli.
Oct 25. 18tO.-!j3t 8ALK.M, OKKUON
MirrlrT Sale.
NOTICE 18 IIEIIEIIY GIVES, THAT BY
virtiw of an eivruiioa issued hy ihe Clerk of
in rin-,iu conn oi ine Male ot t reiot, lor ine conn
l of Polk, ia said Male, and to me directed, ia
favor of Asahel Bush and iialnsl Wm. Taylor, for
want of persoti.il propertv to eahsfv Ihe same, I have
levied upon and will proceed to sell to the hiliest bid
tier, for rash ia band, al Ihe nam honae d,n,r. in Ial
las. in said eonutv, oa Satnrdnv, Ihe 'JTiU day of An
ansl. a. 0 , 11, between tiie boars of 9 o'clock, a m.,
and 4 o'clock, p in , m miiJ dav.all Ihe rifibl, title and
Interest of the said defendant of in and to the follow.
inn deeerlbed premises, t" wit Known as Ilis a a of
sre 14, and a strip t rlis wide from Ihe soulli sl.le f
ine n e ot earn secuon i also lb Mlnwinf Iniet
HeitinnuiK al ihe e corner of claim no SS not. no.
I,li, llieneew 10 ehs , tlirm-e s 7M.S4 rhains, thence
IU chains, thence n 78.S4 ehalus, rontainins Vt
arree, mere or leu, ; the above described trast brinn
part of secllens I'.'. Ill aud it in I 7 a. r i w of the
W illanielie twridian i also ll.e fraclional w of see
II in I ? s.r 4 w. and tbe n e of see M in 1 1 s. r 5 w,
in th county of Polk, and Ma'e of 1itoii, eonuin.
Ina SHI I acres, more or less, it being- the land claim
erurinally held by Daniel Chandler ainl Martb Ann,
bis wife, sold to satisfy said eiecntion. rraia and sc
oriiPisosis I. M. UlTILtK
Uil,Joly4, .. Ig5wk-J besnf
lUM.M.SS CARDS.
A LI, EN 4c LEWIS. liiiiitirterMiim wnniH
saledealors iu (Iroceries.llry llumls, Cloiliing,
ami llool.s"ahd .Shoes. Also, solicit euiisigiiuien I s ul
Oregon producu, for the Hun Fruncisce murket ,on
which liberal udvances will lie niailo
Persous shipping goods from the (.itsterntatosio
our care, eiiu rely upon their receiving proinpi alien
tiotl,ai inoiieraui enargus
Otllce in Suu Frnncieoo,
1H!I Slllisoitie street.
IMI
OUIiSTEK N. TEIIHY, Attorney iintl Cin-i
selor at Law, ISiilem, Oregon, tlotiiuiissioner ol
1 ,ilt nnd to l.iik(,testitu.inv.ni-knowlcdL'iuieuts.,Vc.
for lou-a. Indiana. .Missuurf. Michigan. Califnniiu mid
Washington Territory. I,elters ol Attorney, him an
other instruments ol writing, iii uwn on snort nonce
Particular attention pain to taking Depositions, uoi
lectionof Notes, Accounts, Ac. ii'Jtf
T C. I'OWULL. Attornev ill aw. A hiinv. I. inn lo
.1 . Oregon Office ill Montclth's Iliiililinu-. Will
practice in nil the courts In Oregon, and promptly at
tend to all business entrusted to his ears. Particular
attention uaid to collections from Portland, Han Fran
cisco and elsewhere. In all parts of Oregon. The best
of reference given if desired. son
DW.&M. R. COX, Wholesale and Rotall
Druggists, Deulcrs In Foreign and Domestic
Drne. Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Fancy Koane,
Iluir llmnhes, Hue Toilet Articles, I'heniiruls, Drug
gist's Glasswure.&o. Also.n large quantity of onu
ooiitrutcd extracts of Plants of lite purest quality.
Commercial st., Salem, Oregon. IStf
AnmsoN c. out us.
W. 1.(111 HILL.
(1 IHHS As HILL, Attorneys and Counselors
T uf Law. Will give prompt attention to all pro
fessional business entrusted to Ihem Otllce on Front
street, opposite the Denuison House, Portland, Oro
gon. "-'i i
J. H. JtlTCHKLL. JOS. S. DOt.rH,
Nolury Public.
MITCHELL 4s DOLPH, Attorney anil
Counselors at Law, Solicitors III Clinncui-y, and
Proctors In Admiralty. Office over Post OlUce.'Frout
street, Portland. G6'.lt f
UKNKY LAW, Cnmmiaaion Merolmtit. nnd
Importer and IKialer in Wagon Molerlnl. flubs.
Hpokus, Felloes, riballs, Hickory Axles, &o.,on hand
in lots to suit. Flour and Feed of all kinds. Store
SJ5 Front street, Portland and ft! streel, Italics. Cfi'Jtf
OATON ik CURL, Attorney nt Law, will
nrai-tice iu the enurts of tills Stntn. Ollliteiri Oris
wohl's brick, oeor Hell U lirown's store, Sulem.Otfn.
November, 3d, lWl - 3Stf
WILLIAMS & MALLORY. Attorney tit
Law. Olllce in Wilsou'a building, Salem, Or
egon. June. 8, 1RII3. I4tf
F- OTMcCOWN. Attorney ami Counsellor at
Law. Olllce with Dr. W. U. Miwers. Waconda.
Marion county,
Oregon. Post Ulilco address, llel
puasi.
f C. JOHNSON. Attorney uud Counselor
at Law, Oregon City, Oregon,
Will attend
to ull business entrusted to his care.
Collections nmde
and promptly remitted
lyo7
"TVR. J. W. McAFEE, Phys- cinn uml SUU
J tlKOXolrors bis profCHsional services lo the cit
izens nf Snlem nnd vicinity. Ollice in Myers' hnild
tig, opposite Keiiyon's. ' ii7tf
T F. nONHAM, Attorney nt
Law, La
1. Or
Irnndo, Hnkercountv. Oregon. tttf
L'MASON &OlKIX,AjtorneybUt Law, Dulles,
Wiisro county, Oregon. itwtf
D- R. E. R. fTsKE, Physician uud Surgeon.
Olllce at residence, 3 doors south of l'ot ( IIHce,
Snlem. tiKvtf
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OB PEOTJECTiD
Solution of Protoxide of Iron,
Hus burn urod with Great Success in Curing
THE DYSPEPSIA.
AJfectiont of the Liver, Dropuj. Neuralgia,
Bronchilii and Contumptite Tendenciei,
Disordered Slate of lite Blood, F emale
Complaint!, Chronic Diarrhaa,
Built, Scurry, the Prottrat
ing Effect! of Lead or
Mercury,
GENTCllAL DEI3ILIXY,
aud nil diseases which require
A Tonic and Alterative medicine.
THE PR00P8 OP 1TH EFFICACY are so numer
.1 ous, so well authenticated, and uf such peculiar
churiictur, that sullerers cannot reasonably hositule to
receive the protTercd aid.
Tiie class of diseuses for which ths Myron provides
a cure, is precisely that which has so often bullied the
highest order of uiedical skill. The facts are laiifri hie,
the witnesses accessible, aud the safety aud clhcacy ut
From HelUKnown Citizen of Boston.
The nmlersiirtiprf h-t-V f,vp-i-...flrf ti.b uettenciiil
ellecle ol tiie ''reriivittu Syrup," do not hesitate to
recommend il to the attention of tho public.
R.-v. JOHN PIKIU'ONT, THOMAS C.AMOIty,
THOMAS A HKXTEH, PKTEll HAKVKY,
rj. II. M-Ml A 1,1,, .11. JJ.,
8AMLELMAY,
JA.MF.SC. WHS.
ltev.T. WlliriTCJIORE
t'crttficHto of Dr. Ilavos.
It ii.' well known that the medicinal clli-cl of Pro
toxide of Imu is lost Uv even a very brief exposure
to air, uud lliat tc iiinitilaiu a solution of Protoxide of
Iron, without further uxidallou, hu. been deemed im
possible. In the Peruvian Hvrup, this deeiruhiQ point fs at'
tnined by cokuination in a wat scrolls l'.txsows ;
und tliis solution uiay replace nil the nroto carbonates,
citrates aim tartrates oi tne Mutcrut .Mi-nica.
A. A. HAVES, M. D.,
Assurer to tbe State of Massachusetts.
16 Povstnn street, Iloston.
IIONTSCTTKIt, MHITII A DKAr.
-till and 1113 biulcry street, corner of Play,
San Francisco.
SMITH dr DAVIS,
HOllOKdt CALKF.
W. WEAIIIKItFORD,
9tf Portland.
host nrv ' v ic l r s
CKI.BDitATKD
STOBIACHBITTERS.
rrHK opcrntioii of this palatable rcmetly npon the
J. etoniiich, liver and the excretory oriuu'ie is eiliirn
larlv eooililiitr and conservative. It republics, rccruils
uinl purities tliem. Oyspepsia in all its forms yields
to its control and iuviuoralltiK' proporties.
1NV100RATS THE SYSTEM.
Vijiorone digestion and pure hilo produces nntritiotia
blood, and nutritious blood a atcallhy framo. Does
the victim of a dyspi-ptie ttonmch and a disordered
liver desire to know bow the digestion may l,e im
proved, tho bile and other fluids of the body purified I
Hit. UOSTKTTEK'S STOMACH II TITERS.
Will nccnirpiish this desirable revolution in tliesy etom,
reuulutiua il:e sceretiona and excretions, eivinjr tone
to the atiiuiul juices n hich dissolve the loud, strenath
en every rt-Lixcd nerve, muscle and fibre, and brings
the whole machinery of virality into vigorous aud
healthful play.
STRENGTHEN TIIE SYSTEM.
Tiie hest means of imparlinir ei(or lo the broken
dowu frame und shattered eonstitut.on. which has vet
leen invented or discovered, is prollcred to the feeble
of both aud ull aires in
VH. HtlSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Debility, from whatever cause arising, uiav be
cured: strength, in whatever muiiner it imiy have
been wusteil, may be restored hy the one of this pow
i ul aud healthy iimuorunt. For indiuslion and its
painful etleils, bodily aud menial, they are positive
Sieelhc
A WORD TO TIIE AGED.
In tbe decline nf life the loss of vital force conse
quent upon pbysirnl decay can only be safelv supplied
by some vivilm.x preparation which recruits the
streiiulli and spirit, witiiont eiilailini; Uie exhaustion
which is always the final eltect ol ordiuary sliwulauts.
We leuder lo tbe aued
l)K. II OSTEITE lt'9 STOMACH HITTERS,
As an iut iKoraul and restorative, immcdiute In Ha ben
eucial aciicn and peraiiinent lu its etrecis. It tones the
stomach, improves Ihe appetite, and acts like t riiarui
upou Ihe spirits.
FOR FEMALES.
Thonsands of ladies resort lo il us a remedv for hys
teria. Hutlerilui ot llie heart, nervous heailur'lie. recti.
a-o. iteneral debility, and all peculiar liistarbaneee and
derauaements to which as s sex, they are subject, it
riierrs aud enliahtens the depressed mental powers, aa
iw vtmiaiiiene ine oouy, ana its uss is never fol
lowed bv any re action.
I r HE AKK OF COUNTERFEITS. Pm chase
ouiy oi rename oeaiers. Sold eeervwhere.
lH.TEn tK, SMITH at DEAN, Amenta.
San FratHTisoo.
IIODOll Jt CALKF,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND,
rlois) Afent for the Slate.
T. A. Wood & Co,
RK nanuntelnrina; for the wholesale trade en
perioc article of TfRPEXTINE. 'JAPAN OIL
and KXCKI.SIOR STAIN. 1L
The liirpeiulne ranuot bs beaten In any market in
The Janaa thl is far superior and cheaper ihsn sVty
Other oil fur bnek, boat, house and fence painilua-.
i tie ssain is a wrtect tarnation of Keeewood (nd
stivii,T. nee per iratlmi.
M? SMOUT IHKbT, PORTLAND.
Sept. 3D, IHH3. ' (Gbf
PAIXTEIt CO. -PraetlcsirrlBMrs.aBd
Dtshinla
Tipt, Prtutt, Printing Maltrtalt,
Iuk, Paper, Cards, c,
5I0CLAT ST.,lHire Situsnmc.
J . Hii.ru SAN FRANMSCO
J. .raiara
T.r. raisTia) Oflr8trii out with dtrjuM. tf
BROWN, MYERS & CO.
IIOI.MAXS BLOCK, SAI.EM, OUKUUX.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN CailOt'liltlKft, fAIITl', UII.M, ill,
nAVKjust reeeiveil fnnn Ran Kraniisoo a lurne
slock of Orcawries, Friivlshuis, Wines, I.iriuors,
eVr. Ate , conslsllilKln I'lirtor the lullnwiliK i
Now Orlenns tisstioua isiann rrusueii ann pow
ih'ivil snirurs, Hunt llimtim and (Jnldeu Hyrup, Old
(Invtirniiieut Java, Pusta Kicu und llio enllee, Japan
lilnck and green li-as, eastilu, ch iral, Inilel und fain.
ilv soaps, adiiiiiuiiiinii, cal oil and sperm ennillcs,
(llsnliijd, KiiiKsi'onl and I'liyi-e starch ami Masona,
snlaralus, auda, cniaia-Uirliir iindynist powders, soda,
butler, suiriir, mill llusuni emckors, gruen eoru, tenia
lues, lobsters, pickles, spiers, satires, oysters, honev,
confectiouery, Ac, Mackerel, salmon, codlisli, smok
ed herring, Liverpool and Carman Isluud salt, raisins,
currants, citron and seniles riiisiina, Hour, men!, far-
J..- ...,i..r.i, nuitf i-li'i,. Imntlliv. tirlll-l liai-lov. Alc.
The host brands af C'alil'urniu wines and lliiuorafur
medical luie.
Vsncv JaDao aoods and Yankee notions, tobacco,
cigars, and goniiiiio iiicersliauin piius.
Crockery, glass ware, coil oil Ininpi, lanterns and
lamp chimneys, liang ami sine lanips.
COAL OIL.
Wood and willow ivaro, elollirs, mnrliet anil Irav
elimr baskets, wash tutus, wash hmirds, clothes pins,
pails, brooms, sivss, bowls and trays, bed eords,
cluuies lines, iwmo, ivicaing auu rope, ciouies, scrau
slice, stove and while wash brietlios, shoe blacking.
HARDWAHE.
Axes, wood saws, shovels, spades, gnrden hoes,
rakns, axe handles, mop hiiudli-a, coll'co mills, curpet
anil roiinn neud lauita, nans, potvuor, snot, pocKotanu
lutilu cutlery.
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c,
White lend, red lend, vomit lull red. Hiiuuinh whitinc,
piutVi linseed nil, mm on, sunn paper, coucn, nopai.
fnniUure, dunmr and shelMQ varuion, brown japnit
turpeutiue hIcoIioI, chrome yellow, chrome rutin
fans ureeu. u inner. Hieiinu, vhiuivho. urowu am:
Priisfitin blue, diamond uwa cullers, uluzicr'u points,
lainn black, naint bnirihcs, void leaf, &c.
The beat of French window irluss of all si 7. en, from
8xl& to 0x4o. A goouanHortnieiit of dyustuus.
Tluvinif numiuKed our atouk tor cuh in San trail
oinpo, we fell cnntldcut that we cun Bell us low as the
lowest for cash or reauv nuv. Call and exuinine
Wautcd, butter, skus, Imcon, lard, and ull kiiuln of
produce, for which wo will pav tliu hiuheat market
prices. iyopj nutma, w x iwt ol y.u,
PORTLAND .FOUNDRY
....AND....
aStfAOTrlllNr-H SHOP.
PIi'sl 8 tret I, Uvtwei-ii Vuiiihlll uml Hurrlson
HAVING become sole proprietor ot thin establish
uieut.the nntiornitneo in now nrennred tomauu
tacture ALL KINDS OK STEAM KN(ilXIS,of ies
from four to fortv hortp power, nortuhlc or Htutionarv.
Ami), i;ircuiur suw ittiiis, coniiiiuici l-iuy L'reHses ot
allaiKus; Plumutr Maehmes (Wood wort he iiutteiii
Wrought uud CunL Ii'un Work for Vertical Suw and
Quint Mill; brurivuuil iron outiugs,and wroughtirou
work ot evory uesrrituin.
All orders executed with diKimteh.nnd in fl work
mim ke uiauner. DAVID MONNAHTKH.
V. 8. A reduction ban been mutle ou ul) kinds of
work ut my Hhop.tosmttlie trudeuudcorreHpoud with
UHlitonuu prices. uitiyJ rtt
Ilodge 4 Calef,
' PORTLAND. OREGON,
dealers in
Drugs, Me dicittes,
Puints, Oils and Glass,
White Lead,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Painters' Materials, kc.
. -ALSO ' .
Kerosene Oil and Lanips,
OFFER FOR SALE
Linseed Oil, bids, and cases.
Lard " , , , "
Kerosene " "
Machine" -"
Tanners' " "
White Lead, lvecfs and pitilf.
Turpentine,
Painters' stock,
Window Glass,
AND A STOCK OF-
DRDGS AND KECICIKES
Unsurpitssed in ihe State, in
Extent, variety and
Completeness.
HODGE 4- CALKF,
97 Front street, Portland.
17tf
050
j.i.msArr. ; ( m.s.rihrei.i..
San Francisco, Cal. ) Portland, Oregon.
Knnpj), Ilui-rcll Ac Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MKKCHANTrt, and
Imieirters and llenlers iu Auriculiurnl Imple
ments, Garden and Field Grass Seeds, tot Frotit street,
1'iinlsnd, Oreicon, will j(ive special intention to the
snleof Fruit nod Prodnee on consiirtinieiit, IHIiiiK or
tiers, dec., either in Portland or San Fruucisco, uml
transact a general commission business.
I jT Ollice in Suu (raucieco. .1111 Wiishinglon si.
Murch 1. IvoltJtl
Farmers and Shippers, Attention
SALEM WAREHOUSE.
THE undersigned, having completed their NEW
WAItKHOL'SH. are now oreninvd to receive all
"f frfin'l, on slornge or for sliipment. Our ftv
cililies. fur storing grain, fruit, etc., are unexcelled on
Ihe river. Warehouse is situated ABOVE 111(1 H
WA1ER MARK, on Uie bunk nf tho river. Farm
ers, haul your grain and frail while the roads ure good
and plaee them with free access In murket at any time.
AbGAAMlGIt &. MORGAN.
Salem, Oct. S, 1803. ly&
New and Fresh Goods.
T7B are now in receipt or a VKRY LAUOE and
V T well selecleil iissoituient of evervtliinviu our line.
embracing, LA01KS' Gi IODS of every description.
in ureal variety. We buie nlso a line hue of MEN'S
AND BOY'S FL'HNISHINO UOOD3, arranged as a
special departiiienl; ap-stuirs.
-Foreign and domestic Hit Y OOODS. OltOCEHIKS.
IIAIIinVAKE, IKON, CltOCKEIlY and 1IISCEL
LANKOUS OlltlllSof all kiuda. as n..ml- .1,1,1, u-.
re ntfi-riug cheap for cash, or any kind of produce, at
the highest market ratea.
e , , , ou ,o. d I R. MOORES.
Salem, July 8th, 1KCI. 19, if.
Why do you use an Inferior
Article
WHEN you can buy at tbe same prlcet The
celebrated
Downer Kcrocienc Oil"
The best made "pure, while and uon explosive, bum
un wiiu a oriiiiani.sieaiiy name, and combining all
the advantuges of this incomparable and cheapest
illuminator, without the attendant risk and danger ol
eiplosions in using a poor article. At
. . MOOHES.
Salem. Jan. 19th. Isra. j,f
GL JACOB COHEN,
eWatclimaker and Jeweler.
aRVNT STRKKT. ruRTI.ANU
nsALtn ia
FINE JEWELRY & WATCHES,
WEIGHT AMD SPRIHO CLOCKS.
Solid BIlTtr I Plated Ware, Cutlery, eVe.
' AGENT FOR U'. BOIfWS
LADIES' PATENT IMPROVED
IJOI.D BCI.T BITKI.KS.
ffntthti und Jmrlry Rrpairrtl naJ Warranted.
Particular Attention Paid to Repniriaic
Fine Watches.
I keep on band a complete assortment of
SPECTACLES,
of the improved styles. Also.
Opert and Sarlnr Glauses, Onarli VaenlfV.
... u.n-v ., , vipa-acs, an aticriurai
lm rnmtnls, Ac, if .
n Vr All goels sold by ate are warranted aa repre-
iTj' 1 7 " T'iS,"00 Ul MUi" villi bo pronirUj
Usndcato.-lySa WTOD COHEK 7
SALEM FOUNDRY
AKI
MA;il'lINI-J H1I01,
Sale hi, Oi't'Kon.
)UAKK fc Mlllllll1;, iilunulaeiiirera of STPau
A.V,7,Y-Xuiid HOlLERS.w Mill, (.V;!
Mills, KoiiiHira, Tin-ushers, I'uiiipa, and and all kit,j.
ml sty lea of miicliineiy, .lliM-liiiu-i y it!iuii rl m. ),
iolln', l-ollurn iMiiuiuguinie in nil us viirioua lim,,.
nd ull kinds of HHAtM mid IKON 1:AST1NUK f, '
islied nl short iioliie. 11. V. OliAKi,-
l.'hf J- II. .MlltiKK.
1IK C'diiniliin Itivar Itosd. leading svi:j
J. from Fort land, ia available for the r.S?1
ravel of rll tlLI tlirongli to Dalles ( ilv
Ijilion-rs are constantly engniieil III Huprnving tin
orst parts of the rouil,
A 0000 FKIiHY, ON 1)00 R1VKK nndoi,.
indy Hiver.
,( S ,1,11
Each Horse, Mule or Jack AO cents n
Mini . Ml a
Head of Ciittlaover one year old.. Ml "
" ' Kheen Ill " '
Tickets sold al the Ferries. NO ICXTIIA f'lIAIlne
(lit F Kit Ifl INII. A ticket nt III atmvo prieai kl
e only ciiuruu un loo ivono inann oy ino ( Oinhaiiv
JOEL l'At.MIUI, Fiosidcnl. 3
Columbia River itouil ('iminmiw
, Soc'y. JOHN F. -MILLER
JOEL PAMEIt,
J. J. Horrtun
A. U. G1UHS,
Mulch 2, lSfil.
bireclori.
OUlt TIMMHAH COMH
ALL persons Indchted to tin lu any wny will plm,
consider themselves invited lo couie forward si.i
loll In up. ,,
It it ts impossible lor yon to puy, come anil toy ,o
nd let us know when you can. '
Should this general invitation not be he heeded Ii
will be neceanry for us to issue more opri-tomid mors
rilriu nppunis, i,i ino vApooso oi Mie lilviien. (
Expucling to change our business, we intend sullinir
goods iu future for the Kl'.AHl i'A x. No more an.
counts niado. except te-ry tliorl onei, nnd by A7'.
VIAL ARRAWEMUXT with FA V INO tlljg.
OM lili.H. J. H.tV I. It. MOOKKst,
Hulem, Oregon. Sept,. Illlth. itfif,
- A. JT. iil'TI,EIt, . . ,
1 PIONEER HATTEE, H
Vi ritUiM- BTlOSKf, 1'OltTLANU.
HAS constantly on hand a COMPLETE ASSORT
uieiit of (IcHtli-meu's llnls and Cups, of the LAT.
EST and MOST' APPROVED styles, consisting hi
part of the Dress Moleskin, Dress Casimere, low
crown Cussitneres of all colors, oyininioV' or Pernvl
an llnls. Holt Hats, In all shapes, colors, variety, mid
price, i " Orders iroin llio country promptly' lllled.
Gentlemen visiting Portland, fnnn the interior, it ant
in iinini'iliiiie wunl of a hut, who will leave with ns
their measure, will be guaranteed u coinfortiible tit,
wiien a nni ii, ,-,-,ieii oy ineitl.
Tho HIGHEST CASH I'ltlCE paid for nil kinds of
furs. A. J. IIUTLKU.
Jotf Pioneer Hiiltcr, li Frjnt street.
J.C. Shclton, Physician and Surgeon,
MONMOUTH , folk County, Oregon. The Doctor
being a graduate of Ihe Curtis, or Plivsin.n,t..gl
college. Cincinnati, Ohio, Is a true Hnlunic In hisprae
tice. entirely diseurdinaoulomel and all Otiun.ul tin.
sons, and using none but purely vegetable medicines,
aim, uuiy mo puricciiv IIIIIIICCIII 111 Iliai.
The Doctor would' further sny to the pnMie, nlso, '
thut he Is prepared to enie ull eunrers. iiiil,,l.,,ii '
absreiaies, tumors, &o., that are curable, and with
ugente purely vegetable. a,f
Surgeon Dentist.
Office in Hohuan's llrirk Hiiilding. Residence, near
cornel of First and Center struct..
NT) Noue hut liuislicd operiitiom performed. I
.D. desiietho piitroimgo of such persons us wish
operations performed iu the most perfect manner.
oaieui, iiec. xm, jrns. VAI '
llicliartls) & UlcCruken,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
..AND JUBBKRS IS..
Oregon Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard,
' U11A1N, iVc., cVe.
LIME, CEMENT und PLASTER recelvod by every ,
suiting vessel. - !
tV Will attend to Ihe purchase and shipment of
Merchandise of every description iu the Eualern und '
San Francisco markets. Also to forwarding goods in
San Francisco aud Portland.
The Telcbrutcd IHuiuiy Rcanrr nnd Mnwtr.
and Agricultural liuplemeutsof every description fur
nished for cash at Suu Francisco coat and transporta
tion. We will ulso attend to the sale of Oregon Produce
In Victoria, having estublisliod a house in tbut pluce
under mo iiiaiiiigeini-nt ul nr. U. risk, a gentleiuaa of
eight years' experience in the trade in San Francio
T ,11 U.u VI..,
Grmmerctcff yvkarj, Portland,
JAMES B. RICHARDS, .
U7 Mieraiueiito street, San Francisco. . Giilf
l J. II. HAAS,
Coramerclsl3trecl,3rileiii,nealcrln
GOLD AND SILVER HATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver ami Plult'd AVuro,
FINE CLOCKS,
Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, &c.
i All ixhIi soM hy me sre WARRANTED to be as i
j represented. j
KIniriii;. .
j Psrtleulsrstlcnllon pain te repairing tne Watches, j
( Clocks, Jewelry, Ac.
ALL WORK WARRANTLD.
j 8nlom,OroRnn,Nov. J.1SC8. 1j84
JACOB ruMSKII. I. K. B4I1TIK. Jnll.1 A. CONJKH.
CONSER, BARTER 8c CO.,
Produce & Commission Merchants
Second Streel, Dulles, Oregon,.
rTMIE very liusl brands of Flonr, feed of all kinds,
JL and every description nf Produce coustuntly ia
store uud sold nt the lowest rules.
FAMILY UKOCKRIES.
A choice assortment of fnrailv groceries. Including
Ihe hest selection of Teas. Colfees, Sugars, tec, select
ed expressly for fainilr use.
loiiaigniiirnta received, and a genernl Storage, For
warding aud Commission lliuineBS promptly utteuiled
We Will also nav Ihe hildlest HASH market nrire for
all kinds of country produce snch us Wheat. Hals,
lleaue, Butter. Kirgs, Clieese, Drieil Fruiis,,Vo.,iit the
Jeltersou Mills, Marion Co., Oregon.
CONSEIi, HA1.TEK at CO..
' 8econd streel, litlles, and
4titf Jelferson, Murion Co., Oregou,
I. L. JONIS, A. C. OIIIBS, JIIII.V SATIOK.
OREGON IRON W0RK3I
K. 1.. JO.VKfl eV ro.
TE mannfarlnre QtinrtI Mills, Rtenm En
1 y giues and Boilers,
T!in Union Rniprr and Uowrr, none Povrfrt,
Cooking Ranges, aU kinds of Hills,
Hoisting1 Machine,
IKON UOORM AND WIHpavi,
We have recently added to our establishment all
the machinery and patterns of the late firms of
ROMstl dt CO., and .TIAICnll AM, It .tlOUK,
of Oreiron City, and are prepured to do ALL KISIS
OF WORK nsnallv done in a FIRST CLASS
FOUNURYmuI MACHINE SHOP.
Corner of Montgomery aud Seventh streets, Port-
iniia, vregou.
June 1864.
E. L. JONES It i ll-
imr
BEISTJ. STRANG,
REALM, IK
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
Of EVIillV PATTKKK,
Keeps constantly on hand, and Miinnfactnres
to order,
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware,
On reasonable terms.
MKT A I, ROOFIXO, and JOBD1XO of ill kinds,
promptly alteuded lo.
Shop on Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, S doors
North of IHrsrhor.ro, KtMf
Odd Fellows' Itttrnl Cemetery,
SALEM, OREGON.
THOSE who have relatives or friends Interred in
this Cemetery are requested tn furnish lo either
of Ihe undersigned ns soon as pmcticahle the folio
ing itiforiiiiitiou, vis i Name. aito; sex, color, ninrneil
or simile, place of birth, of what family, number of
days ill; died when, where, and cause ; juried, when
and by whom. The oljivt of the foregoing inquiries
is for the purpose ol rriristration in a book already
procured lor that purpose.
I. R. MOORES,)
C. N. TKKKY, jTrnstees
R. E. MAY,
i. loot. m
Salem, January 14,1 Pot.
II) 1I.1HES fill, ,
New ridot'iido Mlvor .'linliiB Co.
rT,HE Brst annual merliug nf the above named com
I iwiy. for the election of nltkers, will ke he held
on Miuniny. the V.hh day of Aueuet next, at 4 o'clock,
t a , al the office oi the OitttunT, in Snlem.
It. bTBOIirt: fVrf.
tUm,Jti'.r89,19i ' 4wX