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Newspaper Page TextShe (Drcjjon statesman. TIIK VVIlTtK (iOKS BltAYKlY OX. Tlie recruiting timlur tliu direction of Liuut, Hi'J'iiijIiIh in thin enmity is triuiii'ssliir rapidly. On Hiiliirrlity Inst llic citizens (fi'iit'i'iilly, iluvntoil tliu day iii'hI uri'iiing to assisting tlm nllicers. 8ii'i'(.lii'8 wero lutnle ut tliu Court Hiiiish diir 'l- tlm it I'ltTiiiHiii liy Messrs. Keiil, t'riiniliill, ' I'nriieh, Moores utitl others, unil in lliu ('veil ing ly Jiiilge Boise, C'iiit. Dinko unil several oilier, wiinse tinmi'd wo iln not reenll. The Imlii'i I'lilivriii'd I Ik' evening willi songs, and lufieshetl the. volunteers willi a cupper. Sixteen recruits worn nliluiiieij, nml bounties mined fur them Hiiioiinling to from $15 to $100, coin, each. Tliu tutu 1 Amount rained wan uliout $1,(100. Tliu milliner already enlisted in tliii county is 51 more than hull' the quota. Yamhill county line Tilled her quota ami sev eral over. Clackamas has over Imif. Benton in mid to have her lull. From other counties wo have no dclnil. KliV. Mil. Minoins.Wu are sure that not iiiio of tliu largo crowds who listened to this eloquent gentleman's exposition nf tlm pur puses and operations of the Christian Cotnmis inn. yesterday morning and evening, felt that the timu was lost. It is rare that audiences aro so well entertained. The collection taken up for 1 1 io benefit of the cause amounted to $m. I, HIT IKK TO-MlillT. .The Ret. Mr. Mlngins will lecture ut tlio Methodist Church, this evening, at fij o'clock. jy request of citizens. tVTo Sntitiuin is so high that stages can not croii. Tho mail last night was brought over in a small bout. t i" Uev. Janr s Criineiniin, of the Evungeli m Association, will address the people mi the origin of the order, nt liulf past lOo'clock, next Sunday morning, nt tlio Court Mouse, in Sa lem. TllK Diikss Krpoiim, Lisla Lester of the Pacific Monthly, while In Virginia City ap peared in a dress that did not drag the oolililu stones niter her, and hearing Unit it attracted much attention and remark she. replies through til" press on the reform of her dress : "Mv DitBSS Gentlemen of the I'iute : Allow me to explain my position. I walked down one of your strents yesterday, and I no ticed everybody looking at my ftrl. Now. I mil very well aware. I have very large feit.iinil this being the country where nothing hut feet are thought ol, 1 excused It with (.'noil grace until I ascertained it was the slylo of dress tout wus creating such an excitement. 1 wore a dress that did not sweep the streets, but was of very moral length, uhniit to the tops of my gaiters. I beg leave to expluin why I have so far diqiarted from tliu ciistuin of my people, and dared to shorten my dress skirts. For several month" I have tried to do my duty as street cmiiinissiniier or sweeper take which term you like best I have worn very long trails of very excellent material, ami have swept the pavements nml crossings to the best of my ability. 1 have done this as long its I was able to do so, without pay or reward; in luct until I grew tired of it. , I liuvo gathered up straw, radish tops, to bacco juice, egg-shells ami until in my dresses just as long as I wished to! I have gracefully dipped the rich trimmings around my dresses into mud. water, restaurant filth and street ealad, just as long as decency would tolerate ; therefore, when in tlio street, I shall wear only short dresses, if n'l Christendom looks ut my feet, nml nil the world condemn my fashion. These uru my sentiments. A LISLE LESTEll." Dallas, Nov. 27. 1861. Ed. Statesman: Although the ruin came down copiously in regulur web-font style, the volunteers for Folk were all present, neenrding to previous arrangement; mil what was more I 'leasing ill its i-flects.w lieu we Were nil neselii ilcti, and preparing to depart fur home, nil in vitation came to re appear at the court-house, and take dinner, which we, of course accepted ai d n dinner it was. Eveitliing that heart could wish or appetite desire. Hits there, and what made soldiers, who expect soon to go out Iroin the society of women, relish it 11.010. it was prepared and administered by the good la dies of Dallas, for which we tendered them our kind regards, ill tliu form of the following res olutiims: Whereas. We, the volunteers ol Polk coun ty have this day partaken freely nod we hope welcome, of the bounteous hospitality of tliu ladles of Dallas and vicinity; luerelnre, liesolecd. That we render unto them our most sincere and heartfelt thanks. llesolted. That we, as volunteers, soon to be soldiers.will ever bold them in grateful remem brance, and that while wu with measured tread lire making long 11111 rvhes in weary and lonesome lauds, we expect it to bo the mainspring ol our actions tu do honor to tliu lair ones ut home. All bail to the ladies. V. (i. Git AST's Ahmv. A letter in the Washing ton Clironiulu rays our foicrs hold n position less tlmn a mile from tlio ioutlisiilu rnilrond, where a fort is erected to conininnd the truck. A letter dated near 1'fterslnirg, lltli, says: An I'liiirinons amount or litluir is l emg tie slowed upon their Hoiks, to strengthen lliein in every coitct-ivnlile way at all points. We nirfv n mile, and to maintain this ground must dig nnd delve for a week after. Forts ninst be retted, fringed nn every side niili sharp and tangled uliatlis ; redoubts, redans und lillu pits traverse the fields in every direction. The old works of the enemy must lie leveled. recoiiuoi,. sauces nnd strategy nncu more mine into play, preparatory to another inurement. This is why progress is so slow. If He would 'be sure of our gains it is best not to lie too hasty. Many of our fortifications in the neighborhood are magiiiliciit. ll is amazing how they will spring up in u night with smooth, high, bard painpet. encircled liy a clear, wide, deep ditch, and all laid nut according to rule, with mathe Diatical precision. A FoitT Ill'ILT IN ONE XlUIIT. TIlC I'llilll delpllia Press has a letter from the extreme front of llutier's army, which says that a new fort very unexpectedly made its uppearuuee on the left of our lines cu the morning of the 15lh hist., greatly tu the satisfaction nf the troops. It wits built during tlie previous even ing by (lie 4th and Cth Untied Slates colored troops, and so silently was the work conducted that those inside the breastworks had no kn nl edge of its being in the course til construction. The fort is on a fine emineuce, and cuiiiuiuudi several poiuts of the James, one of which is distant not more than five liuudred yards. The rebel rains nnd gunboats lie at present under the guns of tins fort. Of course other works are being constructed, aud nil uecessury preparation is grandly progressing to a satis factory completion. Att'AlHS IN Kii'Hmonu. Three reform arrived at llafctH's Lauding direct from liieli triond. on Thursday morning, and signalled to the gunboat at tho station. A boat was imme diately rent ashore, and they wero taken on bo rd. Tlu-y hid in their possession detail passes from the War Department. One Al fred A. Heath was a printer iu the .Supremo Court of Appeals. He gave me a very inter Jesting account of matters and things in Ihe Confi'ticracy, hi facilities enabling him to he her oine acquainted w ith the true alaU of af fairs in Hidiiuotid and vicinity. In the inner tiirtificalions around Kiclinmnil are placed con scripts. They have been gathered by revoca tiou of all detailed men. Farmeis, nnliers.ar Vina and almost all shoulder Ihe ii.nkit, no fieuiption being allowed under any circuin stances. Men who are owners of property and Woo are. therefore, aupposed to bavo oonio its -tciett iu gaining thvit independence, nro placed on picket if possible. But in spito of vigilant mid preeaiiliotiarv measures lulieii to I prevent desert huge numbers escape night ly 10 our lines, anil among them many of these sumo prnperti holders, who prefer liberty to naming lor uio inierests ol the rebel leaders, Lee s 11 rm v, he thinks, dues not exceed soventi- tliiiiisnt d. Lee's veteran troops lire mostly nriniiiil I'clcishiirg, mid on Dialer's immediate front, the interior lines being occupied by iiu pressed men, Xo troops me arriving from the H est. Some come from tho South, lint no great number. There nru nnlv unu in a thou sand soldiers who have overcoats, iind none can be obtained, What tliev are In do the coming Winter no one knows. Great as tliu distress is among the private, soldiers the peo ple will fare much worse. Starvation is cer tain, and when frost comes they have no fuel or clothes worth mentioning to keep them warm. Latest by Telegraph. Hpt'clal Dispatches to the iron HOrctutesniun, NewYoiik. Nov. 2;i. Tho Commercial'! special says it is not ascertained (hut Sherman intends to occupy Marion. His advance on that city nmy only have been a feint, and he probably passed east of Macon and seized the railroad ut Gordon, lly this course he could pass eastward more rapidly. Tho Times says advices from tliu vicinity of Charleston represent the rebels along coast and in Savannah and Charleston are dreadfully ex cited about Sherman's udvance. Everybody is ordered to the front. The Mold e Register says the corn crop of northwest Mississippi is a failure. The liichuiund Dispatch of the 23d says one body nf Sherman's army udvanced within a short distance of Augusta, another struck the mill out! lending from Macon to .Savannah. .Sherman is laying waste the country with tire and sword. Richmond papers nf the 2fitll indicate that Sherman is still successful. No doubt exists of his reaching the sen const of Georgia. The irortd's dispatch from the Army of the Potomac says that within the Inst few days they have received a very great number of desert ers, who corrohornle the statements of the do nioralization of tho army. They state that the Richmond authorities are wholly in the dark ns regards the movements of Sherman. They are extremely apprehensive that he will strike son.e unguarded point, They have increased the picket force along the Danville Railroad and extended their cavalry picket line. Times' Nashville correspondent says Btnu regard's army consists of 20,000 iufuiitry, 15, 0011 cavalry. New Yokk, Nov. 25. Kichmnnd papers of 24tli announce Sherman captured Milleilgu-villi-. Tribuue's special army correspondent from James river, 22nd, reports all rebel country on mirth bank of James river one vast lake, liuads nliuost iimpassable for mud. Another letter says sloriu bus ceased, Within a week roads w ill be lit for campaign, if any is intend I'd, Tlio Illclimoml Whit; of the 2tlh suys Sherman passed iMaeon, anil will move towards the Atlantic cmisi, wilhoat utinckini Ainrnsla. It is reported that Sherman burned tile cunitol huiliiinir mid Penitentiary at Millcdueville. lUt.TiMoitK, -'(i. Correspondent of the American, writings from Annapolis, sayst Two vessels urrived to-day with paroled men lioiii Savannah. '1 here were on one mil iiviuur skeletons, ana o Genu uoiues .Miie were buried on the lmseiiL'c. Our .wrireons wero up- nailed at the. siidil. Most of Ilium were sent to t tie liiisiiilals, inanv I" leave only lor tncir Krnvee. rive iiiiinlied and lillv nn the oilier shin wero in better coll ilitinn.aiul inaiiL'the welkin riiifi when Ihey lauded. NKW ltiHK, Nov. yd. ht. Mcnnlas, t. James, La l'liree. Metropolitan, Astor, Lovc- lovs oml Kelmoiit Hotels and minium s tiuso- 11 1 11 were hred last night. Not much I'nmiigeil Alarm caused great consternation to occupants. A woman was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in incendiarism. She urr',f d limn lialliiiioro. ( A few days since she took looms at ie St Nicholas, lost before the lire broke ouiytlicn went to the Lufurce Hoou'. stared a short '..lie, leaving just us the firu broke out ; thence to the Metropolitan. The manner in which lire Hern produced shows n preconcerted plot. Iteddiiig. trunks, etc., wero found covered with phosphorus. Matches were scattered in bids, lire set, and the rooms locked. Gold 011 thcilth, 21i'l. bates 111 0 from Europe lo the I81I1, La France says brazil has broken oil i-ehtl ions with the l' tilled StHles on aeeiinnt of tho Florida atl'air. The Vulrie usserts I list Kniflaud lius rallrd 011 the (Treat powers of En rope to protest cullective'y llKililitt the seizuro of the Florida Oaribnlili, ia a private letter, says : 51 v opinion on the Aniurirnn question is well known, ftnl only do 1 hope hope from it the uholiiioii of slavery, hot con sider tho question one iiiiv-riii.fr all mankind. Woe 10 the world, it the Nulth does uutcoinu out victorious. IHE LATKST. Tl u Statesman ciinlnins llirco dins' lultr ihhs tlian any oilier oikly ill tliu Suite. rVThf Cntnp Dotij;lus Vedette onnniiiiecs the vtile nf Cnntnin Ilrown's Ciitnnajiy cu mule for Kurt Kearney lis fulluHs: The I'latte expedition vast 1:33 roles straight for Alirulittiu's bosoin, tniJ mine for tlie "other I'ellotv." i'if" Wlii'M McCli'llun iippi'itretl In lie serving tin cause nl tlie Union, the London Times ciiiileiiiplunui'ly piounuiiued liim " tlie greatest military liuliire ol tlio itgv." Now it considers linn a iiriipcr vnmlidiito lor tliu I'eueo party. hecau.v In.- "tally suiv Ihe iuiiirnctivutulity of j tlm r." MARRIED. Ill llilllevillo, Nnv. fft. by II. Jetiniucs, J. P.. Mr. Snmnel Liyirin. of I'bilet, and Mis Veryine iwinliour in, rf Minion cotmtv. Diviroii. At Mr. Alexnlider Sfioti's, Drxtnilier -till, by lfev. I. Dillon Mr. John Hyru nnd Miss Knsu iSpoug, nil of this eotiuty. ' DIED. At Alliany, Xnv. 'JV, of tvphoid fever, afterun ill ness of four n-eeks. Ir. Wiliiuin Miller, avrd 04 vrs. I 1ST OK IsKTTKlIS reiiiHiniiiK in ihr Post Office J nt Suleui, Oregon, December Ut. ltttl. AMerdinif MiimMaruaret Mason Ah-xr 'i Alexumier .Uinm Massey S C J M vein Jolm M-leuu Mim ileorgiana Mi-Kailev Stlaa MrOeeTP McD'inuel Jane NveMC f tliiitfcr A Peirrn David Perkins N 11 Perkins He tin I'baeer Iiinea Hcai oner Trvphcna iches Perciba Komain l-rniiou liuwte ThouiMii Husoell Kliialetb Ituhv Y II Hudoldi Ac Co hunford ieirire Kavae J -tli n Al Hrmi Wiiliuui M Siiurt J It J SI, Hirer Mifs Harriett Shearer .Inmea SlUlpHI (J W hininu'in Col Sipe 11 K Kriadl Kin-pta Small T H Statsman Klisabetli Sieenrow Harvey Ktraban K Stamp J H Sweet A W Srphcrt Mra EUeu Smiili If ic hard Smith Wot U Smith .? Smith K I Smith S A Smith T V TavlorT'io TaVlorti W 2 Trpr (teorjre AlWrt Taipley Henry C IVnter'E Thomas K O T;tlieni 1 homus Turuev Mis M V TtrjMu 11 H ..Tffv Turner H I, ' Vntiltibcr Mrs Mary Z'imwall liis Wndkins vni Wallace S M Vard Jopih V W at kiiss iVrry WaTmirf l,trul Jhi 1! 1 Anderson ,!;ts R 2 H.iilv Dr V A 'i HakvV Klizahetli II Hiitey Uavid Be r ton Milion llellJohn W Hoice .lohii K Hud V N HrownMrM D lima Mm llr Hum ll Tbonm Muster Nimnel Curtipbf It sliimefl ( umpl-ell II Ch:ttell Mrs Aim Cox James $ Cornier John 2 Coll Samuel Cole Cbamieey Colvlu lutmlitiB Craiue KUmund htirr Atalom (Htvis Klir.abth lHVi JnlMH lotv Mersters llrlry Win C hutiuitfnn Willis ihipnis Nii'obis Kdujuiiff n Tli os J Kvaus Mary J Keniaiidu M 0 KiVtcher J w Kislier Miss Kate E Fox Kerc l-inler Anihella Garrison I'hai Uiu riwm Clias W Oillwrt John V 4 Gilbert Philander 3 Gibson Thro K tiiicUoo N S (t.irdon O L (Inrtnti ( H Untt-ih Hiismji U (luihrie Juins HnibiiWHy Warren 1 -f lurri liss Kile (Urns Mhrgartlle Iteulm Mr Hendry iHivid HruU-iihiii James J 11 noes lieorxe Hunvtl.er Klijah Jotie O bad nth '2 J.ns-ti Niiiiiicl KiisfTtoewy Itn'ir.a Keni Mim Virinum L K-vs Ut'ullett UtHfS 3 Iaiw Aerml ! , Matttlv K J I iircer (ieuiif ear W m N WMaa Thoraap WoodwaiU K Wrtifbt 1 honia JOHN T HAUILIOK, r. M HP At a recent Stale dinner at Copenhagen, a certain quantity oftjueen Margaret's vintage, four centuries old, was produced according lo custom 0,1 State occasion". It is stated t lint plenty ofiugar is required lo make it pal, liable, "even then," adds a pvrsi n who tasted tho ancient drink, "wu only oared to do so for cu riosity's Bake." Special Notices. IIOI'K foil T 1 1 K Ain.ll'TKD-lii m.,Hi,t purl or this Impcr will tie liatml tli mlvirMx',iiifiit nf (lis rrlt'limlfld imllulc nlalilliliMl liy llr. J. C. YOUMU, In KVl. In Hits situ nf arurlt clinrlnlnnlsm It Is M liumi lo Ihe urf'-rlng Ui point nut to them whrre they trs sure nf ohtnlnlns the snihvil for relief tail cure. Uniler Did rnre uf Ihe skillful 0"anr (lie sick and Irmililet! enn Ulvsl tlu-niselvrs of Ihelr hardens nt mins and shame, Iny saldc their crnss, nml se cure henllh unil hnnnliiena. II ynu nre slrk or In trouble, do n'tl heeltnte. Hind the iidrertlsemeat Rial follow the nilvlcs. Do nut fnrset the number nor Ihe tnmnier of directum your tiller, CONSULTATION OfUCK, W0 Wuldiujtun Klreet, S'lli Frtuiclseii, HI-B m lilt. IIOSTKITKIl'SBTOMACII MTTKItH should he In the possession ol everybody in the minimi region. As k preven tive of viirlnus (huijierous dlsenies lo which the Ifoht seeker Is Ihuile, II lies no suneJlnr. While It Is nulte iinmtiibls even As a bev vrnuc, It Is speedy ami powerful In Us effects upon tlm system. In All esses of jnarrlni'A, uysentery. ami oie prrvaillux fevers consequvut upon exposure, the D'tlers will be found Invslukhle ns a corrective. No man slioulil enter upon Ills exposed enmp life nf a miner without belnjr provi ded with being provided with linstrtter's preventive of stom ach dlsensi'ie, nor should any of those who are now enpnired In the necupstinn, fall to have recourse to the lllllers. Hold by all DniKidsIl and deiilern everywhere. tUy aeiitectiair Itio nrecAiillooi which common sense d, elates mnny fsll victims to their own Impudence. We nave seen flic yntintr Ami nenuniul stir, me nope nnu prme uf her parents. Her check! Hushed with nnllclpntloa, Ami her eyes heaiiilnff with the ilresmi of life. Wo have seen all this chanced for a shroud, by ueulcctlnu; a common cold, which had lellled upon her builds, Ac. It 'mltfht have enslly been cured, If It IihiI been attended lo In lime. Now, when your Lunus are llrat diseased with Ihe Incipl'nt stakes of Consumption, you should use Allen's Luuk llalsaui, wblcb will relieve them without fall. for sale by SMITH DAVIS, sole Arcnts, Porllnml.or. eifnn. Also, by the Dealers hi Family Medicine generally. MRS. S. A. ALLEN, A LADY OF M'OKID-WMK REPUTATION. MRS. 8, A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S IIAIlt ItKJSTOHKR AND .VIOUALSAMUM or WOULD'S IIAIlt DUKSHINO are une qualled, and so acknowledged by all who use them for restor ing, InrlKoratlnit, beautlfylnif nml dressing the Hair, render ing It loft, silky and glossy, ami disposing It to remain In any desired position; quickly cleansing the scalp, arresting the fall and Imparting a healthy ami natural color to the Hair. They never fall lo restore grey Hair lo lis orlciual youthful color. They act directly upon the roots of Ihe Hair, giving Ihem the natural nourishment required. No lady's toilet Is complete without thi Zylobalismum er llalr Dressing. It cleanses Ihe hslr and Imparts la It a most delightful fragrance and Is suited to both young and old. The Restorer Reproduces. The Hair Dressing Cultivates mnt Beautifies. If your hair Is Ihlu try It, If scurfy try II, If harsh try It, If lustreless try It, If none of these try It. for all who use II will preserve their hair through life. For sale' by all Drug gists. Agents fur California, Hostetter, Smith Dean, San Francisco. 6mll A. A. F. A. H. BA1.KM I.ODOB No. 4 hohts IU retnilnr coinmuM cstlonmn the second mid luurth Friday la nscli inonlli. Ilrel hreii to ROtxl t unil lug are Invited to tleim. T. tl. Cux.liec'y. blU UKO. A. fcDKd, W. M. I, O. O. F. .s Weilnvs lay evcnlnK, at Us hall In Holmaii's 's' Uullillnif. Ilrotliers In irooil sliuiillnit are In vltnl lo sttrnil. UUVL'b MALI.OKV, N. U. C. L. Fisusa, It. Secretary. 4l)lf WALLAMET ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, I 0 0 F., MDKT;' OS TUK FIHST AND THIIID Fiiitnv Kvcninifs of eiich month, nt 8 ii'rluck, in tbeir Hull, in ilolinun s lllork. Uretliren ill uoud staiuiinif nre invited to attend. CHKVIKK N. TKKUY NOTICE. OYSTKIW, frtsli from tlie ocean, will alwitys bo loiiiul at tl'.o IVortH Hnloiii Saloon, South of the Faclorv. NiHr.ia,lU. ' li: New PHotoyrapH Oallcry. nvs. LAI It A ATKESOX HA opened it new Picture (inllerv over Hlrang's Tin More, (.'oiniiH.'ici.il Mrvet, iSALEM. Pliulotrrnili'),4r Vn-'ioii Sizes, ' t'urli'S d Visile, Amlrot) pes, oml Every Stylo of I'tcttires known to Die Art. A lino assort uient of Pilot. 'graph AL11UMS. Snleni, Nov. it. 1HD4. ' ailif Pacific Marble Company. MONROE it JEFFRIES, One Door Korth of the Eureka Stable, 8ALEM, O1EE00X, Dealers, in Ctilii'oi iiin, Vcriiiont, nnd Ituliim Mai'lilr. .lliimiiiieiilsi, Obi'liski, a:il Tomb, llcail, asiil I'uol Moiioh. ALSO, Ftirulturc JIarble, or Every Kind, Fur. nlshcil lo Order. MAItlll.K MANTI.K8 cxecnteil nfier the latest Kiisiern di-siifiis. wilh or without (mites, to suit purebllMrs. Mr Jelfries. formerly of the firm of Miller Al Jef fries. Albany, would suy tv bis friends and patrons llult lie will .III) eoileiivnr lo pitaMl IhoMt ttlm limy la vor liim wilb Ibeir palrinne. All work aa repre sented, or no i-liHri.'e Wnlcin, Xov. iM, Wil. JViuJid A ( tut!. Dlt. WAUIN'NFlt haviiii; retnmeil to his fiirm nenr llcthi.l. M ill xin- elfin nlten'ioll to nil culls ill the line of his profession. Hetliel, l'olk enmity, Oreoii, Nov. '.'8, Ifkll. Iyl " Stand by Uncle Sara, BI7 Boys !" Ninety-Eight Recruits Wanted, FOR THE 11 Kl), KCIHM, OFJUIIT! RKCRITTS will be miiKtered In for one. two, or three years, as they may, in each caie. elect. I'. S. BOIMT, $t00, $200, AXD $300 J In silitiiion to the shore, there Is offered to recruits who enlist in this lleiment for three year., A STATE BOUNTY OP $150!! Kor further articulurs. en) 11 ire al the Iterrtiiting Otfiee. comer room, ovrr the ptore of J. H. it 1. K. M'wn-s. THOMAS II. ItKYNoLOH, .M l.ieut. 1st ItK "K" Vol. Infantrv, Uecniiiiiiff (M!irr. Walein.Nov. IH, ISt'.l UMtf Farmers, Mechanics and Traders, (IF TUB WILLAMETTE VALLEY: nAVIXO opened a house, nnd and established mv st-lf iu OREGON CITY, Kor the transaelion of a General MerenntiU Bui hen. would (kk leave to call vour attention to tlie fact thai we run sell otalu as cheap in OreKoti City v ilifyrauln I'oriland : we Pipet-t to keifp a general ttMMwirtuieiit of inrrel i undine, such ut ftnxxr.r, drv iroofits, boots mid shoes, bamware, Unur's loofs. qtifciisnare. rutlery, Valem cloih. .imiiy mvV; wrap pititf paper. Ace., iWc. AIiki, UtvirMHd and ttround aluus suit, and a fHwl stsoiiment tif driitfn, iudifo, blue vitriol, Ac. All of wbtrbwewill i-ll m Port land piinm lberey saving the freight lo Uie pal chaorr. We will aiso take wheal, oats, baiter, baton, lard, eptfu. pik and potui.ies in exctwnge. or ay the ha1i lor the sun. Cull al WM. IIAULOW. (Ircgou City, Not. I, !HVi ly'X rinal MHllrmriit. prolate Conrt, Mtfi" Count y, Oregon, Ettnte nf George Myer$, drev4. TTl(. E l bewby (.Wen tbt Ai Coolidjyc, ftiluiin a tttruior of the eUi of (ienrgp F. tlrs, dtpe'd, bus this day 6hd bit srcomits and prnv linul .... ..f ai.l tuic It it thereforr irtlrml thut fw. I day. lire uh day vf Dtceiauer, be apHoted fr tb hraniis; awl tuwui tyvu iuv muter, ai wntrii i.n. mii twirwjtif iutcreh-d cm at .-enr. r J C I'Kt.lil.l-J, Coan'y J. Kov 9, IWt I IOST KTTKl t'M ( l.l.tUIUTKU STOMACHJITTERS. riMi K op'mtim of tli'm palniulile run icily upuii ibe 1 fttntittirli, liviii- ami tlm excrutory ovuum in niuii luily Houiliiiin mnt (imiwvulivu, II I'i'huIhU'H, rti-rttilti nml ui iiiLH ilunii. Uyhpt'iiMiii in till iin t'uiuis ykUi to if h control uml iuvinruiiiifj; (iropertii'n. INVKIOIUTS THK KYSTKM. Vioroua ilicririmi tunl puru biln prrxliu cH luitiiiioim blood, mid luiLiitioiiH bhnn it lu.'itltliy t'riiuie. l)o tlie viriim of n dynppptic Btomiii'li hwI h diwmlerefl liver tiffin to know liow tho diuBtiuii may bti im prove J, tliu bile nml otlicr HitiJ of the body pnritied T Dlt. UOSTETTKITS STOMACH BI'lTKUS. Will HrcompliMi tliia dcHirablf revolution in LlioayHteiu, rcyutsitiii the mcrvtioiiit uiul exmttioiiA, ffiviiitf tone to the iiiiinml jnit-eR whir!) diHholve tlin food, tttrunUi imi ovcry rulnxi'd nerve, muscle uud tlhru, uml bniitrs ibu wln'ile muuliiiiHt-y of vilnlily into vigorous utid iinuiiiiini pmy. KTUKNOTHKN TI1K SYSlM. Tho lieHt nieHiii of ii.ipiirtii.fi: vior to iho broken down iVame iind Blmiturcd coii(ttiiiion, which bun yat bt'Pii invented or discovered, in proll'ered to tliu teobU of both and all Uffei in Dlt. IIOSTETTKU'S STOMACH liTHKIiS. Debility, from whatever cause mining, tnuy be cured ; ctienth, hi whatever manner it inuy huve been wuMcd, may be recioreil by the mi of ibis pow ful and healthy itivioruut. For imitation nnd its painful efi'ecta, bodily and menial, they are u punitive wvillc. A WOI1P TO TKK AOICD. In the decline of life the loss of vital force eonae queue upon physical decay ran only be mtt'oly wipplied by Homo viviiyitiff pruimrulion which recriiiitf tho strength and spirit!, without enuiilinu the oxliaimtion whirl) ia always the linal ellett of ordinary ilitnulmiU. Wu tender to ihe ared Dlt. HUSTETTKU'S STOMACH lilTTHItS, Aa an inviomntund reatorative, Immediate In tti ben ertcial action and permanent in iUetlecri. Ir tones the atonmeli, improves the uptetite, and aria like a ulmrin upon the apiriia. , FOR FKMALGS. Thoiif unds of ladiufl resort to it us n remedy for hys teria, llutieriu of tlio hcHtt, nervona headache, vurll io. tfenerul dehilitv. nnd all neculiar diBlurhaiiceH and (ierunronieittit to which an u sex, they aro subject, It cheers and eiiiiulilens tliu depressed mental powers, us well UK strengthens the body, and its use is never ful lowed bv any re-ai'tfoii. , W1JEWXHK OF COUNTEItFEITS. Pintlinse only of relial)le dealers. Sold everywhere. llOftTETTKU, SMITH & tilCAN, Akus. Knn Francisrn. 1IODGU &z CALKF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND, Solo Agents for tho Stale. KAIT, U I It in; IX, & CO., Forvrardlni; v ComiiiiHsnioii MERCHANTS, r Importers mid Dealer m AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDES ASD FIELD SEEDS, $c.t c, "I7"ILL (rive SPECIAL ATTENTION to the sale V V of I-HI IT, FIsOl'K. -ItVl-V, and nil kinds of Oregon I'roducem l'oriluid, Victoria, or Kan Francisco markets. We are alio prepared to attend to the parcluute and shipment of Goods in New York or Uoston, and trans act u general couiuiission biiMuuss. Pei sons ordering yoods shipped from (he Eastern States to our aire, run rely upon their receiving prompt attention. J. U. Knam1, Sail Framisco. ili;:iKL,('-"'.ore(lo,, KNAP1, 1HJRKIJM., flt CO., Urt Front St., Portland, Oregon. (Ullce in San Fmnciwo. 310 Witahington St. Jtf A CAIin fOK TUK UU i Mil HUG THAUE OF SA.X I'RASClNt'O. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Kos. 411, 413 Hint 415 Kiittery K true I, Cor itlercliuiit. Snu 1'iuuciHCOa Importers and Wholesale Dealers. EN HUE NEW AND FRESH STOCK ! Wli woiiM phI tho ntLt-nliuii nf t'Ot'XTKY MER CHANTS to uiir iiituuHy Itirye Block uf Oooiln. Our itm-k fninpticoH every article in tlio L'lntliintf mul Kui-iiiiiliiiiar lint. Wo hwvn roiiMliititlv on liiiixt tin? turjftjul Btock nnd irrentt variety oi Ciifriiuiere uitl Wool HATS of unv Iioiim) ju Suu i'liiiiiiMu, mul out riricpn fur tln'M (lixvln are lee tlmn tlmue of any intiws, ns w receive them direct from the lutiiiMt'iMu- rer'M connifnmcnt. Our utock nf KhII und Wiiitur Oooda tit p.n-tii-ithrly uttnu-tivo, Hml iho rcut lent nre tu the cuu u try iiiercliunt Ik tlie tnmcimlly low jniieB lm Timu Ihe rust of Inipurlatlon ! We tilHo keei) the hTWhK AltTICLKS in th Dry 0hhIh tine, v. hirli flitudn ire huve pirn Imi-ctl In tlim iimrket under tho liiimnier, and are olleiiiif tliem ut Sew York LVtit, und Icxh. Wepublmh this curd hi order thnt vre nmy make new i(naintnhct'8. Hnd iiitluce thon who bttro not heretofore piii-L-lmoud of u, lueull and examine our atoi-u. Good Articles and .Low Prices! Are the irot inducetneutB tu all who nuirhaite to wll iiKain. M;rtliaiitM wliu liny of ut run make a g'nl prolit, ami m-ll to their cuntoiuurn ut a low tiure. NVe reiniiiu, rfiif'cltiillv. Your (Mn'rliciit Serviiiitit, 1IADUKU U.MiKN'HKKOEIt, Wholt-igtle t'lolhiii'.' and Hut VYurehoune. Now. 411, 4i:t and 41.) Uattfry street. Suu KrHiiciiCo, Nov. 7, IHiH. 3in3ti DASH AWAY WASHING MACHINE. l'iTKNTSn Js. 12, 1m4. OTAl'LKTOX A MYKItrt. SiiU-in. sie now iiianutac I J lorliw these inactuiies, winch, for ,in-apm:s, emuo my in use. cusc anil llioronitness In washing , are Vtuurpait.cd bg ony Mttchhie of the timl KVF.il IS VESTED. Thev nl-" sll Vonntr's patent erntta ic:iclni sclf-.iil-iii-loia CUlTliKS.WltlSHF.H.yiM Is the liest in ite. ami u.in easily he attached to their vrii-.liiiiK' mi' chine. liivu thcnt a c.ill. U.tnnructory next door to the MutiMon Hoti'n', jlcm. sl.iylM). I "til. Illf Tiiiul Sciil iin'iil. Enttitr of Alhr Tellfft, rtl In the County Court of l'olk County, Orrxon. N OTICK U hereby jfiven that Win. Howe and J.B. liiyjfs, executors of said estate, filed in this mint ul tli .Noveuiher tei ui tbereof, t ' J . their account for. Miot (ray a liual sell lenient of lb' wune. It is there- lore orueivu that suiu npplu-ttlion be aeanl on ltiestiay ibe tith day of I'eceiuber, l. al tho ion it room 111 lallas, in said county, and (hat notice thereof be pub lished iu the Oregon Stnfrmftn for four cmiMwutivo weeks. CI! AS. K. MMU, Ce. .Indue. Not. 9, IHiil. 4w;t? filial NriiU'ini'iil. Probate CoHrl, M'man Count , UrrgoH. Estate of 6 I.. tela, drrtatM N OTIt'K is llcrehr xive.i that Jlm.re C. Diinick, excrnlorof Ihe hist will nml leslliment of 'i. t'. Field, dee'd. has this day filed liis nei-onnls, nnd pniya Itnal setllcmenl thereof. It ia thercfnro nnknnl th'nl Tiicsdny the t:ili day of DeremWr. im;i. ha set spurt for the hcuriny nnd determining of snid itpplieaiiou, nt which time all per.oite interested can lie present. i C. I'Klilll.l;, L'ountv Jndue. Salem. Nor. R. ISfil. 4 .T?pd AdmlniMrnKtr's) Kollcc. N'OTICE Is liereliy itiven tlmt the iindersiicneil litis been duly appointed adntinistintor of the estnte of K. W. Glover, of Marnm comity, deiHM.l. All per wins having claims aKaiiut snid estate are rerpiested to preseni uie same to nun a. ma reeiueiice in naiein, aai'li'ounly, vrilhin six months from thi. d ile JAJIKsT. WOKTI.KV. Nov. II. IM. :i;w4 Luw I'mtiHTHlilp. rpHK undersigned have formed a partnership in the X isru(iKof the Luw. and will uive nrouti and enrftul aitnliou to all buiues utnited to their care in Mrtrion, Unu. 1'oltt. and Vaiuhill conntie, tuid ia i tie hnpremc Court. The State Library ottering extra facilities fir luietir-g eaes, aitomeys hi a dintntue can avail ihemvlve of nor services, in this patticular, od xvrr reaMtrntde terms. Utfu-eio Mi .ores' lllork, halein. J OARTOV. (kt.'-'l, K(f J. C. CAKTWKIOHT. Tobacco Manufactory, in nnn poinds ok tobacco. t h da IWiA)u livertd in hulrtn Ure)on, two doors north of the Eureka Livery Ktiihli UVLIi.H it lMlTTKIt. Mlem. Nov. Sl.iskit. 3Ktf The Alhany Journal copy 4 weeks ant send bill to llii.olUre. Kollrr. I 'II K animal election of eiir olHrnra iu and for S'a- U-m. (Ireipio. will be held on itoodar. tlx fi Ills lay nf Ilecciiiber. lss.1, al tlie followina places, vis i At the hoosa of A. K. lieaner, in the first waid j At the Court-tlnnse, in the second ward i At the Knn ka House, in the third ward t At the l.land Hoiih iu lie rounll ward. The polls will opeu al nine o'clock a n , and cIom al four p ai. I' I. V I L1.IH, IUroi.1. r. Malera, .V. Ill, I'S'td Clow, nfirro. Ar. Flit mle hy the case, or al retail, a larae awiii mem of all kiivLuf TWera, Hunuwa.all kiiata of A,rtir,tlln,al iiuoiciaeni. "e ' i i, ARTIH H A KO.V. Cotaer Caliloitiia 4c UaM sis , bail huH isco. INOTHHi. rPIIE atteitihni of the public iM-ullt-d In the fullow X iiijf ml piirtf.'il by the liixliitivo AiMMnbly of thin State nt tin hut Wfioii : An Act topi-evfiit Indhuia and thlf blonds fioiii uu lawl'nlly rmniing ut lare, nnd tu paiuuli white pcr hoiih for enticing thm from tho Kcnervtitiou. Section I, Ue tl mmcled by the LuMlnlnOva Aswem bly of the Stale of Oregon i It shall bu unlawful for liny pf'i'Hon to entice, Indues, or pfrsiiinle nnv Indian or hiilt-btvod who luibitnaily rehides with Indium, to ItMiva Ihe Indian ri-scrvitLion or tei'rit"vy where such Indian or half lircn I belona, or to liuibur or con tea I ttuch ludiau or halt breed, or to cnunlenuuee or en courage, or in any wuv nssist such Indian or half breed to efM tipe from, rlmlc, or nvade the aeut or unperiiitemlent huvitiK charge of the trihe, tinlew such Indian or hall breed is ubaeut by the written content of Iho siiperitileiidtiiit or aip-'Mt aforenaid. Kcclion M. Any pernon who is uuilty of k vio laiion of the llrst see t inn of this tut shall be lia ble to lire of twenty live dollars lor tho that of feiine, ami not lens tlmit lilt v nor mure than ono Inm- dred for each subsequent oitenae, to be recovered in any action for dobt be lore any circuit or county judge or justice ot the peace ill tills Stale. oec. J. All tines collected mirier una snmt oe paid, one half to the person nuilting the complaint und the other half to the common school tnud of the conn ty where the ollunio was committed: Provided. That not him in this act shall be construed lo interfere with II flu ni riKUt reserved to Indians by treatieswilu Uie tinted Males. He. 4. In onler that the while settlements mar bo promptly relieved of the presence ot vagabond tiidi una, thin act shall be in force from and utter its p- p nival by the Uovernor. Approved Oct. l, 1H04. The clforts liitlierto made by tho Superintendent and the severul Agents to rid the cotniniuilty of stn.linK Indians, have ollen been thwarted by lliouliilcsri or evil-disposed persons who, through acqiiaintaiire with the Indians, have acquired an lalluence over them. This law altoids a remedy for the evil, and the Indian Department will endeavor to have It rigidly enforced. The co-operation und asaUlauce of citizens tire re spectfully requested. Informal ion of the whereabouts of vagabond Indi ans may be forwarded tu the Superintendent's ottice at Salem, and will receive prompt attention. J. W. PKltIT HUNTINGTON, Sup't Ituliim Affairs. November It, 1804. , dlw.w-lt Notice IS hereby given that by an order of tho County Cmut of Polk comity, Oregon, made Nov. term, .()(, tlio undersigned was licensed to mill tlm follow ing real estate ol the minor heirs of Mati Caldwell, deceased, described us follows, to wit. situate in Polk county, Oregon, in T. & H. It. 4 W. of the Willamette meridian, and more particularly described as the west half of the donation hind claim of Mix E. Caldwell and wife. Claim No. 41, Not. So, fttW. Therefore, no lice is hereby given that the said premises will be sold at puuhc auctton on tlie imn nay or iecemoer( IHli-l, at the court-house door in Dtilhis, Polk county, Oregon. Tliu tonus of sale are rush down. Nor. 15, 184w4:38ptpd Uuardiaii. Aoliio. BKlNfl duly aullinrixd to wtile ihe liui.mewt or the late IfiitiM of Hmiiictoii Ma lnn, ami Huinixtiui. Wilmm, & Co., I will pay all clrtimn iniitiiiBt the paid linns uu deuiand, and all einiiR indebted to either of the above iiouwa uie rv(mcled to nettle tlm wimo with wu. C. N. HCM1.STOX. Ollioe nt .1. L. I'lirtriflt 6i Co.'s Hook atore. Portland. Nov. 1", a7if EUREKA HOUSE. Commercial Strrctt near the IiridgctStIvM, t)n'gun. 1. V. JHOSNMAJV, I'rop klor. rillllH well known hoiiMt liaa lately been relit ted, X and is now ready for tlie actuxiitnudatiou of iu liu- meroiiH patruiin. with binylo und Xoulile room well I'urnirihed, and the proprietor hopes by strict attention In bin I hi hi 1 1 cm ii merit it liberal el) nro of patronage. A buck utways iu attmlmice tu vurry puiUHMixcr and buue to or from the bonne. Aov. Jit. (iiiuici J. R. IIAM1I.TO.V M.l. Itonicopailiic Pii,tcian and Surgeon AiU'inla to nil Inislness in 'lie line of lila profession, litis it full HsHortnii'iit of np.liinivi'ii for snrloal nml ol.:ur opernti 'tis nml Hsks no liivom cxrciil wlint lie exacts liy Ilia eon-ess. Kctorelice liis wotks. tiltice, lleuilqititrtere, euloni. n ; (inli-ui. Ovl.rl, IW.I. I llf W. H. WATKIND3, 11KA1.KH IS J AM 1 BALK II IN rulifornlu, Ttlns, Wugou uml Ludit V Snd -lrs, ....AIAO.... Waon, ( onconl and Buj Harness, Wlileli lie will wnrtant to be iiriameil by uoiie iu MlrciiUi and iieiilni?t.e. 1 will sell cvicrtn'r, for cu$k, llunt any othri' entiibiithmr.itt in the f.Vv. t"b"P between Slarkuy and Dm bin's Klvery Slll'iles, oiinnnitt' Moores' block. FIIIMT HH AW A R II K O W. 11. Wntkiiidn, bv l!:e Ori'Kon State I'Virs of for the brut Li'dy's saddle. TeMis linnycr. and Oreyoti suddlen, and la;el Uiikv Htmiewj. W. H. WATKIXIJS. Hideni, (Kt. I", 1H04 ;iui:t:t. BENNETT HOUSE, SALEM, 01! EG ON. RV. LOWI1Y, (formerly proprietor of the Mnn . sion llon'el Intst pnrchuscil the emir interest of ihe nhnve hotel, Mini wonlil rwiienfnllv inform his fiicnils 11111I Ihe Iriiveliuir pnhlio ilin' he is now ready mul .i-i I'ur.'.l to uccnnimoilaie ull who tnny ilvsire lo pre liim H cull. The (,'uliloiiiiii C.inpnny's slimes urrlvc mul depnrl ilnilv. thun this house, for nil ports or Oregon mul Cnlifoinin. Knleni. Novemher 17, 1M14 dtf THE BELVIDERE, ( oniinriciiil St., Siilrin, (oxk poor yoitTtr op fiTAnirx riv shop.) r'l'MIK nude i signed dfniree to cull the nttiii of X gentlemen tu the luct that he krem only tlm Best Utiles. Liquors nnd Clears that the Bun' Kmncinco market airrils, and thut bu will cndfiivor lo give entire sahstaciion o Hiomi Wtio iiiriv favor hi iu with n cull, dhs: THOMAS CiKKl.N. Knoiii.iKk noun1 lii(Hilrf KEEP YOIR MONEY IN THE COl'MRY IA( uow manufactnriitif a superior article of yel low aud brown FAMILY NO A I'll, put up in , and -IU pound boxes that 1 will sell us eh Hp as auy brands of soap of the same iimhty uiunudu Uired out side nf the hi ate can be sold tor. I will warrant every box of sohp sold just what it Is represented Orders fi a the country, ui'ionipaiiied Willi the cash, or sent through some House in the city, will meet with prompt attention. A liberal discount made to the trade for cash. Head for a sample. WM L. IllOtilXS. fmi3J H-mp Works, 48 Front st., lNnilund. hnie of Lniid by AdmlnlMmfrlx VTtn'K'E is hereby given thut the ntid.'iiutied iid il miuisiralrix of Ihe etatn of C. II. Hawley, de eeased, in piirsuaiM-e of an ordir, or lieeitM, to her issued bv the county coorf of Vaiuhill roiintv, Ore gou.at the f h-tolter tenn thereof, lMf. will ortcr lor Mile, fo the hiirhest bidder for cash in hand, at the court Ihmo door, in LatayMie, Yamhill count v. Ore gon, on Tuesday, the tthday of llVremher. HtH, at 1 n'rlmk, p. in., of said d.iy(lbe following desert bed real estate ul said deeeaied, to pav lb dbts and expemiee nf aduiiiitslraiioti, to-wit t The south half of the donation, claim no. tu, notitkaiiou uo. r."i, eon iHiiiing J-iucrB; nUo.lt. i no. in Daytou, Oiegon. aud a Imi b4 no. 4 in hha-k no. Al, Id LttfayeMe, Ore uoii.ftll of which said land is Wii and teiug in iutn- hill eouniy.atoresHid. KIJZA HAW LLY. ov, o, I'M) iwJi - inm x. olire. AlTl.lf'A TIOX ImviiiK keen made lo Uie ouutr eourt of Marion coootr, tlretfon. for ai. ontirr lo sell Uie following real estate beloliitlliK 'u 'm loilMH heirs of Mary M. Itntsles. late of said eonnty, deeena ed, to witi lien intiitiK at tlia s fl comer of elaini no. 4.1, township no. 4 sooth of laiiKfl tt we.t, and rniniioir thence ll 71) den Hi niin w dl eliains, Ihenee ll 17 dey e JM I',1 chains, lli. n.-e a iJMl elwiiis, llmiee a " ilea niln w 1 1 sW ri.ains, Iheiiee s Nil deK 40 mm 711 links, llieoee south tidi'ite .V.'ii'liains lo the plara of I. itinuiiitf. and eoutuioiiw -,.t' nrree, ami rooiinsinv (mHsof eeeli.ois l.l, 14, tl, and 4, iu the eounly of .liirion, Wale of Oiey.m. Noiit. is tiierelora aivell Ui Ihe next of kin aud all other inlerasfd that stirh applieatMrn wil1 be heaid and determined on the oili das nf m-.eml.er. 14. JOHN ('. i'KKHJ.K-l. Nor. b, KiM. :t.d ('..oolj Ju.lje. U. I. M tXSOX, Physician, 8uri?eon, and Accouchrr, HAVINtl wrtnunentlr lorated In lha eile of HA I.I. M , would respw Ifullj solint Ihe fatfonaKS ol VmKE-KUI SI., nith Dr. McAfee. 'plllS is lo celllfr thai Ol.erlicim aud Claik, of Ihe 1 1'ity llakerr, have diM.ilre.1 artnrship liy n.a loalrinieeM. I lie hiHUlHi will lw ratrled oil flotu tins dale Its Oheilaoiu. Nor. lull ll N II All debt, tu he aid tu IV. I (JbefSieiin tl. a., Nor. 17, 1-cL dl r- ; 1 MAKE HOOH FOIC TUti FLORENCE! vialces Four Distinct Stitches, feeds the Work, tithe,' via y, Sews Thin and Heavy Goods without Chang, of Tension, Will Gather and Sew On at the same - tvn.. ' It makes a Stitch alike on Both Sides of the Fabric, has A'n Springs to Get Out . of Order, and is the Most Kaptd ' Sewer in the World. Erery Machine Fulltj War- ' ranted. We, the tmderilKned, lnivo eitcli rntrcliuaod s F1.0 HENCE SEWING M ACIIINKnnd have them now in use. Wo liuve thorouxlily teslnd tliem on work of oil frrndos heavy, medium and lljjlit-Htnd our niinfen is that the Florence Is durahlo, will not easily pet out of ori'or, ia stroitn; nnd simple in construction, nnd its use Is cnsily learned by the most Inexperienced. It will do a granter runue of work.wltli less troitlile snd clisiine. h1 (1 wo consider it Rlink;otbei' better than any oilier Fumily ScwIiik Miiclilno wo huve ever seen. Mm Ir ChBsn., 31 Turk St.. SF Mrs D B Coffin Mrs J I) Wooster Mrs 8 1) Oilmore Mrs flnniel Linnn., Mrn J Spinonl Mrs Alfred Wheeler.... Mrs lli'lirv Miller Mrs Kniily Itiiln-ill Mrs Sttrau liutnlent..... Mra K II (Mini V0 Clay ,, 8F ....Mr, Folsi.ra St., H K ....filUKolwin sl.,HF ....414 Folsom su, 8 F i8Hicbst..8F W Minion at., rl F ...tun Howard St.. a V ....19 Mnrketsl .B F 7(14 Market St., A F '! I rienrv at.. S V Mrs O A Carnes., ..Jackson ('Iocs, R K Mrs llraurh Pacific near .envenwottlt St.. 8 F Mrs W tl llnrmiia 5(W Kearny St., 8 F sirs r- lliiricr, Mii-raini'iiKi, wrstol La'avonwortti r Mm HuHet dialling. ....:ilH Firsts .,8 V iv ll ituioHnu.. Mis 11111-1 1. .cor. MoiiIk'i'V uml fcksfl sts., A f nit) rniitonilsst., r Wi! Hutler si., 8 K 1117 l'inofct ,S K lillil iiliforninst., R F I'.'iUHu-veiimjn .t , 8 K Mm M K Morton.... Mm liohen Mit Ann Hradlev Mrsiieollhirker Mrs John C lrbet Miss Annie MrBoylc... Mis Mniio Mclioy le . . . . ('has H i'reUle..,,! Louis Hteftnaii , -rVHou7.. Mrs A M Iniilmm Mrs Or He Woodill Mrs I (i Siniiii'. MrsMitrv K llnrckbalter MrsCJ Oliver .Blissloll Doinrea & Doraiio ...Kl llomtjo Huernmenlo . ...Kaiitn Clarn Oiiklund Oiiklnnd .Onklnntl Oiikluml ...... Dnlili 1'lut Niipa Mrs SnoinelTTonif .. -' nirKsviiio. r-.niormln comity ,1, I ',.:.,.. ('..!.... W'm Ueddick Fourth Crossim;, Calaveras county .urn r. i oniMoiR naa (tty Mis .loserdi Ki'flirr....ClailtttriviHe, Kl Dorudo county Mrs .lohn O'Neil ?iiinpntowii, Tuolumne county ii varifumir tvyo iniy uen; xvovaaa rity K W Hiielow NevttduCiiy X W Knowltnn Inructicul mueliinliiM NhVuiLi Oil CM Ilutcs.M I) ;..XvmkCitT lollll Ili'l7.inucr , ... ..NnvnilnCUv 1 1 Mili'kir NovmIr City RiiiiiHtiter . . . .(Iran Vslli.v t) U Nhoiey Neulllo, W.T, I) Hoitoii SoHlile, W.T. Henry Jackson WitisouvHIo, Kimlii Cm county Mrs Albert Itradcf hn A ltd reus Mm New I on Damon, dress imil.er and tailoress, ev- euth n.t between Jlryaatnud Uruiinaii, Kan If . Previous to piwlmsing tho Floronte I owned the llowa Sewiug Machine. J. CUAWKiiIil), (.'opperopolis, CalaverasCottuiy. I used the Sloat Klinriu .larlimu six mouth urrjvi. ouh to purchasing the Klorerce, fllKS HAKY CWrr KY. Urussinuker. Hi Post Mi-eel, Hutt Fraiwiwo. W ty whoso mime fnllnw, owned mul used the Oro ver ik linker Sewing .Mnehhie pi-evioua to purchasing I ho Florence. Airs Mury A Merchant, dreMiimkei. 810 Hlochloii st iet. an Fnuu isco. &Ls It w'eller, dressumkar, 405 Uiipout ih'cel, Suil- Ftitueisi-o. Mrs 4 Mim L'Tiimy, 4lf llryunt slreet, 8an Francisco. K A Love, Augd's, CalaVems eouuiv. California. Mia M J ltotwrls. -IO Howard slreet. Run Framlseo. h II lluylcy, Horisuioutti House, 8un Francisco. Mrs Julia Lyons, Target itifft, near Tehama, ban r miu'ifco. Mis Harriett Howes, fttt post street, 8aa Fraiicisro We, whonn naniua ful low, owned and ttsed the Wheeler & Wilson hewing Macliino previous to pur rhusiin; tho Kliireiiee: T , Mrs.l I) Hlain, Hubbard Meet, irfur Howtud, Shii M'iilllliH'O, Mrs D S Iluiiles, 414 Fotsoia ilmtt, Kan Fraiicisro Mm M Yooug. 'ill Ktoeklonslreel, ISaii Kraoeiseo. ; A M Klint, C L Klinl, Hun Iuhu, Monterey en., Cut Mrs(' H.laL'ksuu, Kl Dorado Kl Dorado eotiuty, Cal. Mrs C L Taylor. 51V. Diipqit slreet. Mrsnmli t Miller, Kaoruiuetito. ,,) Mm A Nash. er Stevenson mid 'M sis. San Francisco. Mrs Thomas Mitchell. Mokehimne Hill, Calaveras co. The following namd pcrsnns owned and ased the Singer (tewing MneSines isious to purchasing I be KloreWe : ,.,, .Mrs A ! Tnniur. UVO Bonis street. Sun FnnicUco,, Mm J H OhIkm-118, til'i Powell street, iSati Krancisco. Mips Annie Dniley, Hush street, below btoektou, Ban Ki'tinisen, AngiiHtus Urovrn, 1-14 Suttiritreet. Sun Frannisco. Mrs K Scherb, l?.l Minsion utm't, Kin Krunrico. Mrs 8a rah P Vick, drensiiiiiker and seamstress, 100 Hieveiisou street, riau Kranciseu. . f believe I ran fully and eotiw iewttourly Indorse each quablicutioii claimed for the Kloremw Machine. I have thoroughly tested It on work of all urudes, and cm-li ttiut has lu-eu emiiieiilly sntjNUiclury. It tukes hold of adelicato fabric di'lica'tvly, and ol u strong one wilh siviuiib. To m it sfems more than a machine an uluioNt intelligent, willing helper. Its use is easi ly learned and its coiiHtructioii is eertuiuly simple 1 know ftotj'etliiiig of the other llrst cIum Macliinns, h'lttncd to oierale sevi'rtil. Tit in la the only Hewing Machine I have fonmt Ul'AAWU.K. MH I'KCHY flTKKrT. Riii Audicus, I'uhivcrus rouuiy, Cal. I have ued the Wheelfr St ilsnn about Hvoyenra. Mie Tckgiot Karr six luoniiie, the Hlout Klit-iic about the miiiiu leuuth of thun, ih Vjh:ints V Orvis iinirly two rars, und have diailt in w vera I of the sumll' Mavhiii'-, nuiil thnrounhly dixgustrd with every Mucin tie th-ii sows with only one thread. The Klnr rnce is the only Machine that has come under my no lice i hut gtvi's Mrfpet and entire sitlUlaciioii on all k iititn of work. No one ran estimate its value until they have need and tossed it, as I have done. Indeed, for thin work it is invaluable. (.Kdli'.K lill,l.l'S, Cm sou City, N. T. j I have iied a Florence Kewtftu .Mnrhiiiri for two vear ; 1 brought it across the I'lani ; It hus never y-t ltrs-n out of order, and I can truly sav it excels nil oilier Machine thut I have used. I not a lutdd At Wehuter six month-j a Whfeler & Wilson eight months -. and lun-d a Orofenk Haker.alurnaiely viib Niout'i, for two yeiira 1 am fnmiliar wilb the Howe, aud severul of the small Mat hiues, but I never nsed one thut would do all kinds of work to equal Ibe e lorence, 1 do not think it can be too bighlv reromnieiidid. M lib ISAAC LLLIH, Murv.villo. After bavliig a Ftorenre Min hine In use nearly a year. 1 leel tlmt I cam truly recommend it as being all thai tu claimed for il. 1 have uwd bingfi's, Umver linker's, and the Wheeler Ac Wilson Machine, aud consider the Florence superior to tttiv. Mils JKNNlK A.KOAX. VYilmiuylou, I Angeles c unity, Col. We con hi reftr to many others who are using the Floennre if It wero nemsury to do so toennviui-a the publir that Ibene Maehiaos are w but ia claimed, the IIi'M rainily Setting ittnctiliie In tlio World! Ovrr Rcvrn IIiiiiIit4 rl.tillKN'CE MACIIINM have heeti h.. on thi. roa.i in the shurt tinia since tu AseDry lias heen estnhlisiied lien, and we make iliia sironji aseartion, as cnuviiiviuii rroof uf tlitlr wurtll, that nu person van t found who has a r'lorriire that would exchauita It for a Family Hewing Miirliin of any oilier manufue lure. AGENTS I'dlt THE RAI.E OKTIIK KI.OHKXCE At'HIXE. fiaoaoa A K.siiAi.l... (laoaus VisasaTt J I.. I'm HKJs. It. II. II. M" N'trada City hUH-kiuii. . VM J it., hneramento. Yreka ........Virvii.ia. X. T. VI us R E l.iacoNos L. I'. Vssss.... K. ('. Hkssioss. ., M WllUIHIIM... I.. I. t ot Lisa. . . .I.S Kt'LLVtS. ...... ....I'oitUnd Orvtfnn. .Jai k.onvllla. oreuoll. ... .Iloavuia,, Mexico, Traveling Aanl. ......Travel! m Aiictil TuoaMos Ws.ii sr.... . Tiavidinit Auaul Murlunea will lie tiipi'hiid hy all laal Aueuta at Hon r ramisro pne- ami ai.iitton 01 ireful. HA.nitiTiiiLL, (;rrrnl Aesit for ralllorala aad Ida Parlhe oaal, Ul MOSTfiOSIERV hTUEET. wildwtl , HAN rSASClSCO K 0. I'ACI'MH si CO.. Aaeais, SAIXU 1SOO. E. J. SOUTHRIP CO., ., IMPORTERS AND DEALERH IX Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Oars, Block, and COIIOAGK. Agents lor HAI.LIPIE . f,'rt, Wire Kepe Mannfae tnrrrs, Man Francisco. Cal, .,.. porti.anit, Rnnoty. Smpt, a"), 1861. w I jan 1-70(1 MirmicjsooDS. -yy K Ol'FKB 1'Ott SALE-, '; Wriglifs aud C.llius' PICKS (Flat and OvalKyo;) ' L. II. and I). II. SHOVELS and 8PAt)ES, " CHOW BARS, SLUICE F0UKS ahi ,, ' I Iloesi . " '' ' I Wasting POWDER and FUSE i " 7,": '", ItETOltTS and MOHTARS t ,, 1 . Doubled Faced cast steel 8LEtrtJESt ' Axe, Pick, Hne. Sledge, Kammer and Hatoliet HANDLES; SLUICE BRUSHES) GOLD SCALES 1 SHEATH KNIVES.- '..', K J. NORTHnP k CV ' wrjnnl 706 '' Portland, Oregon.'"1' BLACKSMITH'S fidaeJa goods, vf 1 T TONfl NORWAY, PICK, SIIOK AND , 10 MAIL IRON. ' 100 tons Swedes and Refined Bar and Bna ' die iron i , ' , ! 10 tout Plow. German Toe Caulk, 8prinf i and Blister Steel t fl tons Cast Steel, Flat, Sqnare and Octa gon i ;."'! 2 tons Nats and Washers. to I In.) 10 torn Iron Axlea, Light Beds, 1 to 3 in.; 1IKK) lbs. Horse Nails, (three brands i) , i 100 kegs Dnrden'i Hone and Mole Shoes j 70 sett Wagon Skeins, 31 to H Inch; llnrax; Mncliine. Carriage and, Tire Bolti i , Plug and Taper Tpi ' ' ,'.',' Bench nnd Breast Drills; ' "." Hand Hammers and Sledgei ,' FARRIER'S TOOLS; : Tnngs ; Stocks and Dies ;' BELLOWS. ANVILS, VISES; 1 , 1 '' ' Water Tewer Irona; , ' , J : Malleable Irom for Carriage! and Wagons ;' , Hub Bands. Dash Frames, Felloe Plates; ' I Axle Clips; ' ' WAGON, CARRIAGE, tt SEAT BPRINGSr SO tons CUMBERLAND COAL, In CaikV nnd Bugs. .'' ,' 1 k. j. KORTHsrr oo.,"'" w: wljanl 700 1 Front street, Portland. Miscellaneous Hardware. TA DOZKV AftfriBA MINK, TTER, anil JU BRAVKR THAPUl 800 kegs Cot and Wrought Spikea and i ' J--- " Nails; " ' ':': . . . wt I 10 tons MANILLA ROPE; ' ' .! ' ! i 5 tons HAY ROPE; ' BUILDERS' HARDWARE; ..;.:. I MECHANICS' TOOLS) ..:.. . ! ... FEED CUTTERS; 1 ' i STORE TRUCKS; ' ' I WHEELBARROWS; i."l''" . OX-BOW8and YOKES; " i CABLE and OX-CHAINS r - ' ' . POWDER, LEAD, and SHOT FAN aiLWHONS ('"""" I Iirlsht ana Circular Mill, IfK, mm Crtwsw t oili vil VM aawas.tn , ,.. i v:,U I . , ,. ... U. .1, NOttTIIRUR 4 CO.,; i ImiHiticis of llAKUVVAltEuoJ 8TEKL, . . ''Qiinl ilM ' ' Portlanil, Oragow. JIM JOBDAX.; jj,,,!., JORDAN I ... ,; josarH a. k BAKER, 1 SALKM, ORCOONi. Hi l( -.1 ll III ' Ueodquarteri Bmltling, Onniltt Ciiiwtlfi VM WE hare oonatautiy on hin4, and will sell, at prfcaa Ui suit tli litusa, the foltewiug anielee, fit i ., CONCORD TEAM HARNESS. i . CONCORD BIACB 1I1RSES8, . . . All Kinds Team and Flow BarneM, I.ADSRA' IADDLEI, Texas Ranger ant Oregon Sadftles, Hrldleia, Ilalterss,' CARRIAGE HARNESS, '. ,. , i S1NULE AND DOlillLKi 8ADDLE-BACS AND ' WHIPS, PA!fI8fl 8PCH3 AKD BITS, ' , TRACE AND HALTER CHAINS. ' frlnimliitf and rf puirinjr promptly attended to. AM Work wurruulsd to fhve NtlUfartitHi. W run iiiply iliopt in Xm rcnutry wilb eollan 'Ut wliulrwle nricua. - Give ui a ell, niid vxntnlns for voiirtelvet. 703t 1 - . . , , i - ., . i . l.H. l'DnjfI,D. J. C. SPE3CER r. h. Mcdonald k Co, WHOLESALE DRUQQIST8, MACRANKNTOs it. II. ncDounld 4 Co., Corner of Smisnnis and Pins streets, AN FRANCISCO. ; rpilK Inerenslnit bitslneu of oar f stuMishmanl, ta 1 nether with the wuntsnf Iba Tratte, hsra bhmI it necessary In establish a lloeaa In Ilia city of Daa Kruiirlsn.,' where we will be pleased to saa aa many of our old Irieuda and customers as can tnaka ll eoa venient to rail upon ns. We shall keep at both places a Innta and well relerttd stock of Dings and Medicines, Paint' , Surfical Instruments, Pnr' Mediants, Dental Goods, Herbs and Extracts. Fancy Articles. ' Brewers' and Soda Brashes and Combs, Stock, Shoulder If Bodt) Braces, Corks, largt tariity. Ladies' Bandages and Aisayers' Material. Supporters, Burning oils If Jluids Gum Elastic Stockings, Plaster Paris, Trasses, Mark-Is Dust, Together with a la rye and eonnsste asaorttntnl of all Uooda kepi ia a well supplied Wbalasala Dn Mora. we raapeeirully solicit tboaa oraauK ia ear lino lo rxainino and pne our stoek keforo parrhaelna els where. E.H. IIcDUNaLD. DENTAL GOODS. Dental Iniportlngr House. R.ii. i1I. 0O.XALD CK, DRUCCISTS, Comer of Fine and Maneoma streets, Hts Faaacisco. II. II. !tlrlnal4 dk ., Drnirir1tm sacatatxTo. WE respectfully iarile lb alleolion of lha Dental Proleesion lo aur large aad complete aeaortasant uf Dental Uooda, DENTAL AND HI II01CAL INSTBUMKNTS, Teeth, Oold toil, furreps of all kinds, Dental Chairs, Hand and Fooi Lathes. Untsh C'otlou and Coruudiiss Wheels, Pliijixars, bralers, (Ilea. llotscwoosi Drtalnl Coaca, Vul.niilie muterial, Vulraniiers, Vulcanil Has aad Impression (I una 1'ercU, A larua Tariety ol Vl'l L'AMTK TEETH, Ucrapera and Paesers't toir with a larir and complete aseomaent of all art tele of lha latest uud ssost appeared style ( Vulcauiie Work. , Denial Book. We keep constantly on haad a saiiply of all lb most approved btandard Woika oa Deiiilstry. One etTorte will be lo beep a Is it's and well selected stock of all Damal Malarial, so ilipi tn Denial IVnreastnu utny eonltdaully rely upoa kasHta Uiou- mdtt ftMotl In the heel piMwiut uautner. octPikOu) It H llrDONAI.D st CO. WeorrrS Bos-alal Wrtrnr1! Resit XTl'M nKtlS 400, atM, (HA, 7l. to U bad of IN Mtf . A. D. HAHNAliD, C'osralll ittltsle t n)al Ir yoa waal a lM lMr1 se , ' ttiiM -y , i i.i Ji f a, -'in i..".i