lite tottpn jatcu
l'ACll'KJ UNIVEU81TI.
Sai.km, Jan. 25.
Ed. Statksman i As the, distinctive aim of
till) iimtilutinii nt KnriMt (Jnive lira nut under
stood by nil, it will suliscrvo its interests if
ynu will pnlilirli a few staU'iiieiits in jour pa
)t. What'i the (?cinl wmk ttf a collide J
It ii to eiliiuitle young men Hint they may lie
come master builders in constructing society,
mid lenders in the tumuli nf popular progress,
Nut lor their own sake, but fur llie suite (if tlio
people. We mint richer, na it people, educate
the leaders Ihut we follow, or wo ahull follow .
uiitiniilifieil men. We must see that uur teacli
ors are tiiuilit,tliat our puhliu men are ground,
til in aound priiiuiplei Hnd nre men nf wisdom,
or our moat enorcd popular interea a will be at
tlii! mercy of dulihhng ignorant politicians
We must sea that llmse who diacuaa and argue
upon great and important themes are men of
t hough, and know that of which they allirm
that they do not delude themselves and ua with
dangerous sophism. The only way to aecure
this and a long list of other pnlilio advantages
flowing from the existence of educated and
good men ia to eee that iualitutinna that give a
imiid oulturo and reatraln by wholeiiouie dis
cipline are foatered araiing ua. There is no
other wan. If tliia ii sonnd I .l.nli ........
the oonoluaion la inanifeat that it it a popular
Interest of the first maguitudo thut a college
that intelligently and earnestly prosecute its
proper worm annum lie. loitered, anil should
not lunguifU, at leait for want of indiipensa
cie things.
PaciQo University wai chartered in 1853,
with the eipeotation, among ita frienda. that it
would become a first claai college and do a
great euucalional work, not merely in ita own
neighborhood, but throughout this Slate and
ir....l.: . rt, .
nuiiiiigion i erntory.
- First of all nt Forest Grove thev have lonlr.
d out for initruction, letting care for citernuja
wen nign tune, caro ot itself. They have ao
cure ciiuowiiicnlj, a library, Ho., and have
till further provisiona for these in the future,
while the outward show and li; rly of a oollege
are almost wauting. This hai been detrimental
on uount, in onu sense. It leemed uuuvoida
l)le, unless they unwisely snorilieed the cud for
We sake ir (he menus. The time has come
vhen tlie friends of education seeing the work
iiu me necessities in me oollego suy that an
Hort must be made In secure needful build
ings. It ia proposed to preient its cloitna to
l ie people of the valley this spring, hoping
. it luumiNt respousu may no given.
Tub California Winks. The Stato of
lalilnrni has suddenly sprung into notice as
first among ttie grape growing nud wine pro
duuitig Slates of the Union. So little win
known of the capacities of our golden State in
this respect, thnt the announcement made, a
hort time since, in our columns, to the effect
that California would produce this present
year, 5.000.000 gallons of wine wai received
with astonishment.
Grapei were planted in California at an early
day by the Jesuits ; at Los Angelei in 1770.
by cuttings Iroin the vine of Malaga. Since
then the vine has flourished mightily, grows
more luxuriantly and lives longer tliau iu any
other part uf the world. The grnpe crop in
California is always a certainty ; while in Eu
rope, for 432 years the records show only clov
en gears of eminently good yield, and twenty
eight very good.
The enormoua productiveness of Iho soil of
California is another great advantage. From
1350 to filiO gallons of n ine is made to the acre,
-While the very best land in Europe gives, oven
under the in it prosperous circumstances, but
430 gallons. Thus it will be seen that Italy
(called ol old tile "vine land" par excellence)
falls fully two hundred gallons short of the av
trage yield per acre iu California
The wine is richer mid fuller bodied than tho
German wines, without the lurtiiesi which ia
trimgly developed in all the Iflittiisli varieties.
It ia a fine wiue, and meets the approval of
many ol our best connoiseurs. Specimens of it
Le been loot to some of tho wine districts of
Germany, and tho most fluttering expressions
iu Its favor have enme from the Khine. But
ton Commercial Bulletin.
Greenbacks fur Taxes. The question
whether United States legal lender notes will
pay tares in this htnte is uhout to be tested.
On the 17th inst. several citizens of this (Lane)
county tendered to (lie sheriff Iho amount of
their taxea in Greenbacks and demanded of
him their respective receipts, which were re
fused by the sheriff. On the refusal to receive
and receipt for the money, an application w as
mad to Judge Straltou for a writ of inanda
mns. After Inking the matter under consider
ation on the 18tli the Judge made an order di
reeling the clerk to issuo an alternative man
damus; whereupon the clerk issued tho writ,
-directing the sheriff to receive iu lawful money
of the United States the amount of taxes al
leged to have been tendered lo said sheriff by
the parties named iu tho petition, and live re
ceipt! for the amount! so tendered, or that the
ihentf allow cause why lie has not done so.
The 10th of February ia the day set for hear
ing. . This, as we understand, fairly raises III-
quesiion so that if the court! of Oregon decide
adverse lo tlio act ol Congress creating leiriil
tender notes, the case may be taken up to the
supreme court oi tue culled stales ou appeal.
State Journal.
Timatt with Indians. Tho Senate has
ratified the treaty with North, western hands of
bhosoone Indians, establishing peace, etc.
The tercral bands stipulate that hostilities and
all depredations upou emigrant trains, mails
and lelegragli lines, and on citizens of the
UiiuXl State within tie ir country shall cease.
Tho boundaries of their country, as claimed
and occupied by tin in. are on the north by
the middle of llie Great Desert; on Hie east
by Steptoe Valley ; ou the south by the Green
Mouulams. and on the west Great 8 It Lake
and Tulle and Hush vallevi The Indians
giro to remove to the reservations, whenever
the President shall deem it eiiedient for them
to do so, and iH-enine herdsmen and sgricultu
lists, the Government paying them certain
annoaltiea in money, provision! and goods.
The Indians also agree that the Pacific Kail
road shall not be molested, and that military
posts, etc., may he constructed, gold and silrer
mines worked,' mining and agricultural settle
Oieut! formed, and raiiclieroe.
Attcmpted Escape Three Penitentiary
noviot! named Lattin, Indian Dick, and Hog.
abri. alias Win. Johnson, alu-mpted to make
their escape by running away from their guard
while working near the Plain in Portland on
last Saturday. They were immediately por
loed by the gnard, who succeeded in capturing
theaa after shooting and wounding Dick iu the
kuet. and lending a bullet through the body nf
Lamia the ball eutered below the shoulder
blade and pissed out below the ribs, inflicting
severe if not fatal wooml, Orcgoniar.
Killed. A man, whose name we could not
learn, was killed at Idaho City week before
last by one of lha sleds of the Idaho Sliding
Clan, lie was standing in the street, engaged
in eoavefsation, with his back toward the hill,
when aoo of I he sleds, coming down with great
speed, took a sheer from the track and ran
against his legs, tripped him op and threw hiiu
bacLiardi agaiiwt the ground with such force
as to split his bead open. He neuier breathed
aftaf Um fall IK. W. Statesman.
Hols im the Giwund These new dig.
rn-, situated between, Grrve Creek and
G surer ; He, are creating considerable exoile
memte late. There are quite a number of
rich c'aims being worked iu that vicinity now.
air. Powell and partner are taking out IU0
per i f. Otheri are doing nearly as well
Sentinel.
Roaaoor DlK rotors At the election held
in Ita Ceert House on Saturday Slat, the fol
sowib pcrseni were elec eil Director! of lb
Corva.,;aaod 1" aquina liar Hoad Ci ropany for
the sait twelve months : J. It. Hay Icy, T. II.
Mental, A. Xewtoo, Jcssee Wood, Ichabod
Hial , W. M. Pitman and Hiram Bond.
GttZ 4.
CTTbrea druukeu rebel Lieutenants wero
lak'y tried ia liicbrooud lor parading the
Vfc fcumkarawilbsafra woman. -
HmiitcFH up PETitw.RUM. The bituminous
shale has long been known in Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky, ai the "black slate-' of the
West,
The bituminous ahules ara tho source of tho
oil of Ohio and Western Virginia, Michigan
and Canada. What the chemist is doing in
his laboratory, nature is ilowly doing iu tho
bnsniii of the earth.
From the black rhalei an oily emanation is
coiitiimiilly separating. When nothing inter
cepts it, the products escape to the atmosphere
and are lost. When a rock is overlaid by a
sandstone, as in Ohio anil 1'eunsylvania, that
erves aa a reservoir, In which the nil Is accu
mulated, a further escape being prevented by
an impervious covering over the sandstone..
Ily lu ring into the sandstone the reservoir is
tapped. and the hydrostatic pressure uf the sur
rounding waters force the oil out, These
shales arc extremely bituminous, and tho value
nt the land where the oil wells exist may be
determined by the presence of the overlying
rr,ini-, A iiu uuiuoer ui uuinpiiiiies inter
ested in oil otieratinns ia immense, and the nf.
leriiigs of Petroleum Mining Company stocks
is quito a feature at the stock boards of our
large cities.
How Richmond Papeiis ahe Ohtainkh..
The manner in which regular files of Richmond
papers are obtained would astonish some of the
slew people ol tho ooniitry if they understood
it
uc uui-iiiiiieiu is generally inueutiu to
the newspaper press of the country for its first
copies of the leading rebel uewspnpors. Two
days alter Jeff. Davise,s message was printed
in luciimonu, a newspaper man hetc, a Wash
ington correspondent, presented Mr. Lincoln
with an advance ooor. II. H. Painter. in.
defatignblo correspondent of the Philadelphia
imjuircr, presenieu air, f'eseeuden with a copy
of the report of tho rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, when it was but two days old. Oil
Saturday lust, at ten o'clock in tho morning. I
ant down to a table whereon lay copies of the
Uiclnnnnd dailies of the previous Thursday.
A large proportion of these journals come di
rect through the lines at Petersburg, but nine
come direct across the countrv to Alexandria
blockade runners bring them pickets make
i-iuiiuugcs nir mo new lorkr journals, nnd in
different ways the files are kept perfect
Washington Corrcinondcnce SnrinufuLL Rt.
pubhean.
Queen Victokia Vixenish. The princess
Mary of Cainbridgd hits fallen in love with
Lord Viscount Hood, an officer in the armr.
and he with her, mid the queen wont let them
n married. 1 Hero is a preposterous " Royal
Marriage Act" which allows her majesty an
unrighteous veto on the anion of a ineuihet or
members of tho royal family with anybody out
of U. and her consent has yet to be obtained,
though it is said that the princess has solicited
It. I told rou recently how she bad niniln linr.
self ill by "trying Hauling." She is the plump,
est and handsomest of prinoesses, very "jolly"
in manner, and proportionately popular, while
her choice is the best looking fellow at court,
hence the sympathies of those who talk of the
matter arc stronirlv on the sida of the Inters.
Thejjiieen has, ns is well known, a pretty
strung idea of her authority nnd prerogative,
and folks bet on bcr refusal. She is also, as I
think I have written before, n dniirou for eti
quette, as any court lady offending against it
i) so iiiucii us n snauo hi the color of a ribbon
become) painfully conscious of. Should she
persist in saying nav. let us hone that tho vnonir
couple will get iimrned in spite nf it I won
der what pams nud penalties thev would ren
der themselves liublu to! So fur' as face and
figure go. the princosi Mary would make a
oapital queen herself. Not very long ago I
anwr her walking unattended, and without crin
oline, iu Parliament street, nnd before I had
recognized her haiidsomo countenance, though
her a line figuro of a woman. Letter from
London.
ClIIIISTIANlTY IN India. A few venr
since the education nf high caste females was
uiiKiiown iu mum. Two years since, a school
was opened at Madras with livo hig oaste girls,
whose number bad increased last voar In sev
enty, some of whom now read the Gospel in
uieironu iiinguiige. mere nre several simi
lar ehools i India. Miiiij- educated l!in,l,..
are now anxious that their wives and Jiuil' liters
should receive tlio advantages of education.
At Nellore. two nntive Ililile women have been
appointed to go from house to house to read
and explain the word of God. Ono of them is
supported by thu nntiro church, partly by a
weekly collection, and partly by the produce
of cocoa nut (roes dedicuted for Ibis purpose by
the native Christians, every Christian house
holder having set apart a tree, the produco of
which is sold once u month for the suiioort of
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tui jiioiu women.
CmiRCHKH IN LlHKttiA lii Liberia there
aro about fifty churches, embracing fire differ
ent denominations, namely : Methodist, Dap
list, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Congregation
al. In most of all these ohurehes there nre
Sunday schools and Iiihle classes, that contrib
ute every week for missionary purposes. It is
to be remembered that both tlio ministry anil
membership of Ideso churches are nil colored
persons with the exception of a few individual
missionaries connected with the Episcopal mis
sion. No Meiicv to Gukriullas The Nevada
Tranicriil thinks that guerrillas should be
punished as traiinrs. It says there is no mod
ern history, but oue, parallel to Southern goer
rilleiiig. and that is the case of the Sepoys in
the late East Indian rebellion, and every one
of these, Itritish military authorities blew from
the mouths of cannon. Under no government
but our own would paroled prisoners, taken in
the enemy's army, be allowed to go anexece
ted ; certainly iu noue but our own would
guerrillus be treated as prisoners of war.
Lvncheii bv Women A young man
named Isaac Cnitip. who had played the gay
Lothorio quite extensively among the young
girls at Deerlield, in this oounly, greatly tu Ihe
prejudice of good morals, was'waited upon by
a deputation of matrons of the village, recent
ly, nnd fitted with a suit of feathers, lar serv
ing the purpose of securing the feathery gar
ment! to his person. Ooe young girl, a victim
of the lilierliiie, lias been missing for some
time. Adrian Walchv uer.
Helpless People. The Copperheads ex
press great fears that the negroes will not be
able to lake oare of themselves when free.
They had belter be concerned ulmut their
"Southern brethren." Accounts on file in Ihe
department at Washington show the singular
fact that, siuce the rebellion began, forty thou
sand more Southern whites than blacks have
received assistance from the United State!
government. Flag.
t7"Earl Kossell, oo being installed rector of
Alierdren University, spoke si follow! of the
results of the civil war iu America :
If there is any bright spot in the dark scene,
it ii for the African race. I cannot but believe
that tbe oivil war in America whichever way
it in y end, whether the Slate! unite again, or
whether there ii to be final separation I can
not but believe that out or tbeso events the
African race are tu receive their freedom.
If A petition from fifty thousand citizens of
Illinois will be presented at the coming session
of the Legislature uf that Stale for the repeal
of the Black Lawi of Illinois, which forbid
negroes from coming into the State, under se
vere penalties. Mr. Junes, of Chicago, a
colored man ol great energy, formerly a slave
hot now the owner of one uf the finest build
ings iu Ihe city, ia amung Ihe most active In
urging this mailer.
tySometliing over a month since Gen. Grant
made a quiet visit to bis family in New York.
He also called on General Hood. When Gen.
Grant rose to take bis leave. Gen. Scott pre
sented him a ilh arolameof hii autobiography ,
with this written on thi fly-leaf:
From the oldest to the ablest General lo
the world. ViNrtEu Scott,"
Italt Mauiui has come out in a strong
letter against the French Italian treaty. He
declares that if llie Convention become! an
accomplished fact, tbe party of lbs Notioo will
try to array Italy ia opposiliou W Ik Govern.
SMBt. . -
Otrit War nit a Failure, The great
Wellington took six yenn to drive Napoleon
out of Spain, a country as great as Virginia,
and llieil he retired because nf revuise else
where. Four nations of Europe took two years
to occupy the Crimea, a counlry as lurge ns
New Jersey. England took 23 months
to repress the Sepoy rebellioo, about as great
an undertaking as to put down a rebellion
among the negroes of South Carolina. Franco
has in more than a year succeeded in getting
only about 180 miles in Mexico, where she holds
a very insecure position. ' England had better
look ot home before criticising the movements
of our armies.
Butleu and Hig 201)-Pounder Upon
the accession of Major-General Duller to hii
present camp, situated about 111 miles from
Uiclnnnnd. on the north bank of Ihe James, an
immense !UO-pouiider cannon ihell was found
on the very spot where it had been decided to
pitch the General's own tout. One of llie fa
talities of the war has been the tampering wilh
tin ib ugly missiles on tho part of soldiers and
others ignorant of their explosive powers.caus
ing in many instances death lo persons and de
struction to property. General Butler at once
caused a hole to bo dug, and had this iinex
ploded 200-pounder buried immediately be
neath his chair, tcmarkitig, "I will put it there
that I may Imow where it is."
W. R. V. Cobb Embraces tub Old
Flao In the rebel House of Representatives
on Thursday, on motion of Mr. Chilton (Ala.)
to proceed tffconsider tlio resolution concern
ing the disloyalty of Williamson U. W. Cobb,
ono of tho witnesses against Mr. Cobb de
posed that when Ihe Yankee troops passed op
the Chattanooga river, just be'lore tho Chatta
nooga battle, Mr. Cobb came to his door and
said he wanted to see the United States flag
once more unfurled to the breeze. Ho took
the flag and embraced and kissed it.
Man Killed. A man named Edward Mo
ran, of Corvallis, wai killed on lust Saturday.
Moran and u man named Kinney, got into a
dispute and souffle iu which n gun carried by
Moran, was discharged, killing the owner in
stantly. The coroner's jury returned a ver
dict i.f accidental nf accidental-shunting. The
affair is to be further investigated. State
Journal.
CiTThe Hayes brothers, shot in the row st
La Grande, wen still alive at last accounts;
though one nf them, shot in the bowels us
hourly expected to die. The other, shot in the
hip. it was thought might possibly recover
W. W. .Statesman.
tsTTho citizens of Josephine Comity are
moving in mnss for llie purpose of raising their
quota of volunteers. They have almost raised
the money . by private contribution, to give the
one hundred dollars bounty promised their
volunteers. Sentinel.
TUKIK I.KADKII. Just lit tint tii-,,nt limn (I,. .....
copnerlieads in OieKou Hie much exercised as to who
elinll be llin recognized hinder of that purl v. Frnia
present indications, Hush is working the curds in his
iisiiuI siruttixical manner. The lirst move made liy him
was lo engineer the removal of T' Vault from Hie.
Ullweurer, Mid the siitisiiimion of Midline, whom lie
could control, hiiiI wlio lacks the ability to become a
successful rival. The next move of the ' strategical
cuts' was to procure tho removal of O Aleara from the
Keen, hy prollen of 'consolidation,' etc., which bait
look, anil O'Jleara, who hnd made liis iiuhlisher cmii.
diilalo lur State Printer, hud ' irrioitlv 1, ,.,,.,.....1 n,.
circulation ol bis paper,' who was a consistent cop.
perliend anil cuiue at the heck of no man, hot adhered
steadily to the tenets of the copperhead party proper,
was turned oat to giuss. This leaves Uosli muster of
tlie held, and the copperheads of Oregon will have to
a o the yoke of Hie old tile leader whom tiiev have
o oncii auu so uillerly denounced, ir O'Meara fails
to oust Hush from the Arena, the jig is up, itu-li is
victoriuns nnd copperheads will have to how in Im
utility. Htcile Journal.
HciioiciL. A severe and fatal surgical operation was
performed hy the physicians of lliii place yesterday on
llie person or John Troalmau, who has been suffering
lur several months with a large tumor on his leftsido
near the heart. The tumor was removed and Ihe ua-
tieiit breathed his last In fifteen minutes alter tho oner-
atinn. He waa oueratcd uuu entirely at his i.wn .
ipiest, being convinced that he could live hut a short
time as it was, and feeling that there might be some
hope If the tumor was removed. The operation was
performed hy Drs. (,'arnenter. fnlamuilie. Fiskc. Mc
Afee and Dunforth, and all the physicians of the place
were In attendance. There Is no doubt but all that
medical and surgical skill cotild do was done to prevent
the fatal result.
New Pot.itoks. A small lot of new potatoes came
Into nurkvt some two weeks since, selling at (l per
pound. They were grown out beyond the Mission. Tlio
hiith rljv.ired esculents raised iu the same locality are
now coining ia slowly, and prices are enough to make
a man s hair lite ou end lfnrio Umettt.
U'e Ii ivc always heard that Clatsop was some Tor po
tatoes, but did not kuc.tr before that they grew them
down there in January. We are at a loss to know
where the Clit.i "Mission" is located. Does the 6'a
zclte allude to the institution where the "0 llcge''waa
upset, "for the lienrt of the lick and rounded tot
iiert" t
1'oan.tMD Dirsctorv We have received from
the publisher, 8. J. McCormick, the Portlund UnsiucM
Directory for 11-65. ll is a book of 148 pages, nud
contains much valuable idformatlon relative to the
business iifTairs of that city.
DtuiCATioa. The Uaptist C'lmrch In 8aletn will bo
dedicated on Sunday, Kebroa.y 5th. Preaching in the
morning by Key. O. C. Chandler, 0f McMinuville,
and iu the evening by Kev. 8. Cornelius, of Portland.
PORTLAND IAKKKr.-Hour, , lo 9. Wheal, $I,M
per ua ; 0ls Ittc. Bulter,0c. .gs 85c. Polsloes, l. Ap
ples, 1,2A lo l,75per ba.
Special Noticei.
tWNMf i-ll'i Pulmntury Syrup la eoiifl'lently recomnten
de.l u s SLUE Cl'Rt l..r cuuglis, cul.U, .ilhuui, cruup,
wlio.plnx cough, ami all pulmnnary complaluu. f tuu
butoiiclfjtjt jruujnll wisrlshjotawluioullt.
AX APPEAL TO TIIK INTKIXKCT. -When Consumption
takrs "hol.i on the at!m," II nrit bh rks up Ilia sir erlls,
ln. Inflstne Ihe mucus nirlnlirsue. which csuwt Ihe luttitp
tu become Irritated ; ami if this Is Dot cured, liuslals will
k.d form, which will ro on mhil f..rro tulwtclrl which will
ulcerale sail end life with falsi C.oiiuiiiplion. Sow. when
Ihe phlegm first commences to rnrtu, nature makes every
effort to eipectoralc the msller, but sh Is ansblw lo do so
without MsiManee. Allen's Unr Bslsam hss Ikip round lo
b Jusl llie remedy for curing Mils dtaesse. as II causra the
eiliecloralloa of Iho phlegm and heals Ihs Irritaled pans,
and restores Uie ajrstem to health.
RIOTHINO AND BRACiNII. There Is no preosrsllon In
existence which has such a soothing effect In cases of nerv
ous exclynenl at.
UK. IIOHTrTTTr.RS STOMACH BITTERS
Although uie faint ol thw renowned Invlgursnl rests mainly
on Iu asloiililtfng curei of Dyspepsia. I.iver Complaint, and
Intestinal illeorders. II Is enuslly cfraclovs lo nervous com
plaints. Thoueonda nf ladiea resort to It aa a remedy
for hyilerla, Sullering ol Iho heurt, nervous headache,
vertigo, geueraldcbiluv and all peculiar disturbance and
derangements to which, as a sex. Ihey are subject. Ii cheers
and lightens the depressed menial powers as wHI aa strength
en the body, and itB use Is never followed by any wnph-ae-i
ant resnioo Sold by aJIJItagtlHi and ilesleit every ertlere.
IIOPrrorTlll AFFLICTED.- lo another part of Hits
paper will be found the advert lse,nenl of the cel-brnlnl
Imtnote estaMUhed hy Dr. J. 0. YOLNU, In ISKt. In Ihla
age or deceit charlatanism It Is a boon to the suffering lo
point out lo them where Ihey are sure of obtaining the
wished lorrellel and cure. Under two ear ol tho aaillfiri
Doctor Ihe sick and troubled dtveet thewntlve nf their
burdens of pain and shame, lay a in their ere, and se
cure health and happiness. I.' you are slrk or id trouhle.dn
not hesitate. Read the advertisement and follow uie advWe.
Do Bo! forget the number nor Ihe manner ef directing your
letter. CONSCLTATluX OFSlCpt, 640 Washington Street,
Oaa FraocMco. do-g a
tUT.M LODfeE So. 4 hoM. i ntutareomBBiii.
imiorMnd th eoa4 iimI iourxh rrlHin In twh
lioiiin. oinnrro ib fQOa II.DaUif IRTMn Irt tllffDd.
T.H.CoK.aW. but A. McCAUKT, W. U.
Dress Making and Needle-Work!
N llft. K, PAItlMrt K is prepared lo do all kinds of
work, from colling, lining and making Uw iooat
drrasrs, tn the heaviest lirexlte wurk. l'elxina wish
ing sewing nf any kind done will please call ou her,
at the residence of Haniel Utraujf, near ihe Coinrrrmi
tional tbnrvh. ,-,f
Iioa rfllii(-,
VTEWLT (Ini.hed. sirv, and comfortable mums,
il with a went ai a well rut-melt,! IHI,U I ....
joyed al oor bona by paying from jj to f per week.
irur pinrw i tnei mrgei UllllOlO uU Llbort Stgeet,
until of thd WonUn Farlorv.
Also, will curwlullj silend to Ihe traveler and his
horve.
Kartners, let ns see tour eira. kntter. mmii.
chickens, fcc, Vc, bdfnn selling elepwhero.
, , 4tl. r. KKWEt.L.
balem, Jan. J3t ft.Y ;(r
otlrr.
BV.ISft duly aicbotlg i in settle the busine of the
bna nrmsef HaotUlcn At IU Dun. and Hiintislon,
,V ilano, si. Co., I will pav all claims agaiurt the gaud
Inn ou den And, and ail permit I tide hied to tilber of
Iho above honsoa ars rarjawtaai to mils the same with
JO. UN. 1IUMI1TOS.
00c ate). L. ParrlJi k Co. a Book sure.
PotUaud, iiov. 10, Itioi. 37U
IIOSXliJTTKlt'H
C'gl.IUIUTID
STOMACH BITTERS.
fT'lIK openulim of this palatable remedy upon the
.a. Bioiuacii, nvcr auu tne excretory organ la singu
larly aoothing and ennservative. It regulates, recruit
and purities litem. Dyspepsia in all lis forma yields
lo its control and iuvigorutiug proierlies.
INVIUOHATB TliK 8V8TEf.
Vigorous digesiiou and pure bile urnduros uutritlous
blood, and nutrition blood a healthy frume. Doe
the victim of a dyspeplio stomnch and a disordered
liver desire to know how tlio digestion muy be im
proved, the bile and other fluids of the body purilied ?
I11. IIOSTKTTEU'S HT0MAC11 lUiTKBd.
Will uccotuplish this desirahle revohitiou in the system,
rugulnting the secretions and egcreiioiis, giving tone
to the minimi juices which dissolve ihe food, strength
en every relaxed nerve, muscle and Hhrn, and britige
tbe whole machinery of vitality into vigorous and
healthful plnv.
bTBKNOTHEN TUB bVSTEM.
The hest means of imparting vigor to the broken
down frutue and shattered const ituliou, which has yet
been invented or discovered, is proffered to the leehl
of both and all ages iu
DR. IIOOTETTEirS STOMACH HITTEnS.
Dnhility, frnm whatever cause arising, may be
cured i strength, ill whatever manner It may 'have
been wasted, inny he restored hy the use uf this pow
fulund healthy invigoraut. for indigestion ami its
painful effects, bodily and meiiuil, they are a positive
specific.
A VVOItl) TO THE AGED.
In the decline of life tha loss of vital force conse
i in-lit upou physical decay can only be safely supplied
by aoniu vivilvitig preparation which recruit the
strength and spirits, without entailing tho exhaustion
which is always the final elfoct of ordinary stioiulaute.
We lender to iho aged
1)U. HOSTETTEU'8 STOMACH HITTERS,
As an Iiivigorantnnd restorative, immediate in lis ben
eficial action and permanent in its ctl'erts. It tones the
slomuch, improves the appetii, and Mis like a cburra
upon the spirits.
FOB FEMALES.
Thousands uf Indies resort to it as a remedy for hys
teria, fluttering nf the hoart, nsrvoos headncha, verti
go, general debility, and all peculiar disturbances and
derangements to which as a sex, ihey are subject. It
cheers and enlightens the depressed mental powers, as
well as strengthens the body, and its use is never fol
lowed bv nnv re-action.
I iTHEiVAHK OF COUNTERFEITS. Pnichass
only of reliable Healers. Sold overv where.
HOSTKTTKH, SMITH & DEAN, Agents.
elan Francisco.
IIOIJGK & CALlUlf,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND,
Sole Agents for the Stale.
VfllTED STATES WAIL.
Oregon.
I'ovr Ofucs Hki'akthskt. )
Washmoto UlTf. Oclnbcr li, 1. )
PltOFOSAI, will be received nt tho Contract Of
lice of I hie. Ili'paitineet nnlil op. tn. of March A,
ist, (lo be decided be i:i) for carrying the mails of
the United Stales iu tlio Slate of Oueook In. in July
I, INM, to June ao, IMG, ou the routes anil by the
schedule of departures nnd arrivals herein snecillod,
being routes established bv Act of Color . ni,i,mvd
Jane M, lxiit (and others).
lMli'i From Portland, bv Taylor's Ferry nud Che
liulciu Uap, to Lafuyettu, -ill rn'iles and back, once a
week.
Lftive Portland Monday at II a ntt
Arrive at Lafuyeito by ti p m i
Ls;ave Lafayette Tiiesilny at li a uit
Arrive ut 1'orlliitid by li p ill.
I.'ilttli From Lafayette to Tillamook Valley, 40
miles and back, once it week,
livave l-utiiyelle Mondav at 6 a tn.
Arrive nr Idliiinook Vallev by (i p ui;
Leave Tiiluni x.k Valley ui 6 it mi
Arrive Ht Lnlarette bv 6 p m.
ljU'7 From The Did lea. bv rnnvnn fSiw ui,.l 1.
dcpendeiiee, to lloise City, Idaho',) 3lil) miles and
uln a, unco a weea.
Iliddera to prouose a schedule of tlennrturea unil as
rivals.
luH-,'8 From Iloseburu. bv Ton-Mile fWb. f'a,.,.,
Valley. Jitticlion of Middle and Houlli b'orlie ni l'.,.
nuille. Leiiloiiri'i Prairie, and Six .Minos, to Port Or
lord, l'Jti miles and back, once a week.
Bidders will proposo schedule, of departures and ar
rivals. IjUH From Jacksonville, bv Mock Point. TWd,i.
elles. Leland, Halnsville, North C'aiivoiiville. Mvrlle
Creek, Koseburg Wilbur, Oakland, b'ngene t:lv,' Cot
tage O rove, Corvallis, Albativ, Jell'erson. Sitleni. Del-
imssi, Aiin.iu Mills, Oregon City, and Milwaukie, to
Perl land, 'Joil tuiltis and buck, duily.
jeuvo uacKsouviiie oany at a in ;
Arrive at Portland, from 1st Anril t let nliw
iuico iinjui reiiinuioer oi tue year ill nve uays;
Leave I'oillauil duily nt 6 n in;
Arrive ut Jacksonville, from 1st April to 1st Decem
ber, iu three days: remainder of the rear in live dars.
If service on this roole, nud IJHI4, California, :he
let, unit ou route l I'.'l.l, Cnltloruia, will not be.
Kids most provide for the conveyance of the mail
Willi "certainty, celerity, aud security," using the
terms of the law. For lorm of proposal, giiuranleu,
oVfd;i
mniit of this date at the principal post otlii es.
W. DENNLSO.V,
4bw4 PostmiiBlerOeueral.
EUREKA
Impiorril Scir-Adjustiuir
CLO'J'HES - WEINGKR.
Awarded First Premium at the Orrgon
mine rair, ism.
TUB Houeekceper's BEST FRIEND, for it saves
time and clothing, and promote health and good
cheer.
Abttrarl from Examining Commit Ire' i Reart of the
San Francisco Merhnnle'i InMltuto Indua
Irlal Kxbibitlon or im.
"f'l.OTIII'd UldVfitrua . ... .
etnllrnt houuholi kelp, were found cuniaiing for
i-.K...-. nnjn noneoi litem lire ciilillrdtoa
premtntn, we ennsider the ' El'IlKKA exhibited
bv M. fc. Trnver at llro., worthv or honorabla men.
lion. I-Wc Nopremitimsat'ibis Exhibition wera
"irr". . '.o articles of Eastorn tnaniifaciiire
liie tl'KKK t euiidoji no wire or Wooden springs,
thumb serevcB, or rnblier hands, liable lo la-come ilia
ordered, hut is made superior to all others bv Iho use of
Patent Klllptlral Steel Sprliijr,
which render ll Self-Adjuring. Cotvi, and Da.
rablr. Tim umJ l-!'Ui.-lf a i. i : i
,,i ' ,e niaeiii.meiv
cnustntcml lhat it will readily Ut avert- sited nr aliap-
ed Till, e VUmI,1.. M.k;..- ,i..- '.
e,o,.i,w ryemio wrii, ami I Ul-
ways ready, reliable, aud raaxoV g,l oh! uf order.
Every Family Should Hare One.
M. K. TRAVKK t IIROTIIEIt,
San Francisco and Porlland,
, Agonte for tho Pacilic Com.
Dcpmitorr Willi, and for sale hy, Messrs. AngusiTlir
it tUan, Portlandi J. Di'itH ta (Cooier, Salem; and
in lha principal lownethroughoill the Mate 4'.'m4
A Card.
DR WAIIINXKR having relonie-l to his farm uear
Hethel, will give strict alleniioo. to all call, iu the
hue of liia profeaswn.
Ilelhel. Pi.lk eoiitmr.Oregnn, Nnw.at,, Hil. Irpd
A CARD FOR THR
WHTEB SHU6 nOTHIXG TRADE
OF SAX FItA.ClSCO.
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
horn. 411, 41.1 mm4 415 Bntlftry ffttvet.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH 8T0CK!
WE wotiM rail the alteulion of COl'NTRY MKR
rltivTu inH. . n- i .....
" - - v " " "" "c of itooda.
Our stork comprise, every srlicle in Ihe Clotbiug and
FurnialiinaT line. We bare constantly on ,,nd Uw
SSr-f "'' Ifreatwat variily of Caaaimara .ml
ool II ATi of any house in Haa Fntnciaci, atid our
prieca for thews floods sjrei leas than thM f any
. . -- ' - ".el. mn-n i 1 "ii me munui.ti u
rer s coiisigttmenf. (lur crnck of W inter and Muring
Oootls ia particalarly attractive, and llie great feaiar
to the eoautry taen hanl Is the unusually low prices
Leu Thai Ihe Cmt of Importilloi I
Wealso keep the STAPLE ARTICLKH in the Dry
floods line. wrhK li flooda we have pon-baaed in tin
markea wn.h-r lha hammer, and are offering theni at
New York I - M. and lea.
We publish ibis card in order that we nnr make
new a4-4iiaiiitancM. and indite tbne who have not
faeretufitrc ourckased of u.. to call ttnj
. . -u.im vw
SMak.
jOood Article! and Low Pricei!
arc ine trneat intiuccmeota lo all who pnrchaac t sell
again. Alenrhaul. who bay of ua eau aaakc m gnMl
pmlii, and acll lo their cu.lotuers at iuw 8gUr), y, (
rarnaiu, rr.iccifidlv,
YiHir nldieut tSeirvant.
BAI lll.K u l.l.M'KVHKKffKH,
Wholeeaie Cb'tbtng and Hat Warclioaw,
, 4l''4,1""Wail71tii.
Ban Pntnciecei, .Ian. . IH. 3m.7
I. o. o. r.
Sit "-"'"""is i-tiooa, no. I. BtMl. e.eri
: - " nan in IIMauui
Jmm Ihualina. Ilrialur. la is ...n.. .... '
4. U. UAaa, ft. UatUij.
r
SUNDAY NOIIOOL
AND
GIFT BOOKS,
lROM TUB AMERICAN TltACT SOCIETY
I and MHsaachnseltB Htiuihiv School Moelelr. For
sale ut Messrs. Hurercn At Sliiudler's, First' street
uear Alder, fOUTLASl), OREGON. Itoceiving
new Invoices bi monthly.
0. H. ATKINSON,
Secretury and Trettsiirer Oregon Tract Soriety.
i'y O.SIIINOLKR, Depintitary.
Farmers, Jleehanlcs and Traders,
OP THE
WILLAMETTE VALLEY :
HAVINU opened a house, and and established my
self iu '
OREGON CITY,
For the transaction of a General Mercantile Bnni.
aw. would beg leave to call your attention to the
fact that we can Sdll goods aa cheap ill Uregon City as
they cau Iu Portlund i we expect to keep a general
aeeuiiuient oi uiercuatiuise, siicn as groceries, drv.
goods, boor and shoes, hurdwnre, tanner's lools,
niiMn.v,M e.,ilM.. U..I... J...I ...
, , uau-iu cioni, guiiiir sacas, wrap-
tnniv HUM, Ar X.f. At v: 'I ... J .. . r.
,.... I.,,, uiverpoui ana grontta
a Inra salt, and a gond assortment of drugs, indigo,
.....,.....,,,. ,,, vruicii we win sen at rort
laud prices-l hereby saving the freight to the pnr
chaser. Wc will also take wheat, oats. butter, baeon,
Inn , eggs, pork and potatoes iu exchnuge, or pay the
cash for the same. Call and sec.
, WM. BARLOW.
Oregon City, Nov. 1, 8ta, lyM
.Private Medical Institute!
Established by
DR. J. C, YOUNG,
I1V Ipjso,
FOR TUE CURE OF PRIVATE DI3
EASES, OF WHATEVER
NATURE.
And all Female Complaints.
Consulting Office,
CS-40 AVnuhlnjfton Street,
Second building below Montirnmarv mt
SAN FRANCISCO, s : CALIFORNIA.
NO Cl'HE. NO PAV.
CONSULTATION BY LKTTEtt. OK OTIIER-
v inr., c itftK.
For Direction of Letters, See Below.
.
rTMlI.S CELKDItATHI) I.VSTITCTK has enjoved
ymn. mid hiiu Uei-ome one of the renowtml HuNpitnU
, " imi iiir irrieiti-HitfU Lhii K IIOPpllHlM in to
loiKinn, itiKl li.eno Vm renowned vmiililic-hment of
Uicoril to 111 lid. linn IimtilntH llll. ItAlilltl.n In t.m tl..
cilln IViM.t. Tl,.a tl.i,.,n.l. u. ....... II.. :u...i ....
... .....r,.a uu, rutciveti aim
cored, place it in point of number of pntienls among
..... ,,,n., lmc ntirin. ui.u tne success ol its treat
llieiu milSS II BOt'OllU HI notlC.
IMMVATK niSI.,.Al.,a IV M .IT VII inme
LAK1TIKS IN FKMALKK are the gwitdeslniyi'm of
ten tu. TllAV itlHidllOII.lv lllllll-lf ll,a .uA. .....1 ...... .1
nally iiiiderniine and destroy it; thev'drive the blooui
frnm the eliei.lt I lie ui. I'w.n. I.A 1 i. .i.
u ,.vl , , UL.gW
and vigor from the frutue ; they give to tho world
pony and diseused oll'spring, and poison, through suc
cessive, genernlions the rucc of man. Tho murks can
r.0 o, ruiiiin, oiisuinpiioii, urippius, tlio Idiot
ic, Hie Purulvlle. Ihe Insane, ale.
Thei-I, i. nil Mine., laeeil.l. uuinn.a t.
. vc.v.,,i; ,,, hid minimi rui-r
Mian thoso diseases nrrising frnm the coitiamination of
Veueeal I'oi.mi Tl. i,il,l..M. i.H :
. ... ... ...w ivim,, I., reuTOwng iu
tile lilnoil. Ilnlil wvne nv.. iI.a ...... ..Oil... I .1.- I
,..w u,,w niun ieu, ilia ewuru
of destruction Hint is liable ut any moment to fall and
uiiumi to inieriv oestrov an earllilv Iioiitjb.
III:ei:I'Iiv r.i..;.j . ii. I-..,
, ... ,n". (..ui eirr.frm
eiflMw In ., n,.n.l.l..l..u .hI.I. .I. 1' t j ,,
i . , ' . wnii iuw veiiei-eHi, oouoies
Ins dangers. Those who have been trealed with lhat
,.,,... niNriiu pimon urc not cureo i tue disease
has only assumed a new form.
Bo Dot be SatlNfJed with Partial Cures,
lhat leave the poison to crawl through the system, sat-
nig ns why in o uie tissitus aim organ beneath 111
apparently stooolh stnliiie, to burst out ill tint future
?.','!' ."J'.1''!1?'"'" ,,mt wil1 hulllethccll'ccUiof mediaine.
WI1KN PEUFKCT CUHIiScan be obtained by con-
sonaiiltnig a nlivsiciuu whutn llltlir timi'lllNIUIlS tlmMi.
ugh invesligution into the causes ol llISKAttK of tho
LKINAHY oHUANa onaldes lo dctormineat once
we uniure oi tlio iltseaae.
Ill all diseases entrusted to the Doctor's cure, PUB
FUCT81'UK1Y und I'lCltMAiVUNT
Cures are always Guaranteed,
Iu Syphilis and its adjuncts Oniiorratnand its ac
companying diseases; till iliscorders of the Bladder,
Kidneys aud prnsirate! Seminal Weakness i Ills
eases of tho Heart and Lungs i Dyspepsia Indigestion;
"!." ' 1-";rJ-' 0-,......,.lo.,, nu all ULeascB
ol the I unary organs, in eatlier sex, cine alwnvs
waranted, OH NO PAY RKyi'IKEU at llie PSI
V A I'K
Medical Inaatltute,
so. 510 WAsiimoTua STitr.tr,
SAN FHANCI8CO,
I'll CALIFORNIA.
Seminal Weakm-M or Hpermatorrhrra.
Tim young man who experiences that growing
weakness ill his muscular and mental organisation
should slop lo consider whence it arises. He will lind
in the wenkucea of the back, trembling of the limbs,
disordered digestion, unaccountable railing of the
powers of the mind, distaste for ocinty, dread of im
pending trouble, forebodings af evil, eleeplessncas,
troubled and lascivious drciiius accompanied bv grow
ing deafness, loa of muscular power, and numerous
other Bymptoros of disorganisation. The positive tra
cos of that mn.t terrible and destructive of all disena
ea, Seminal Weakness Wasting sway his powers,
destroying bis how of life and manhood, and dragging
him along the broken path of his existence toward a
premature grave. To Into who Hilda h's lire dribbling
out iu the discharge of the vital principal of existence
in nocturnal and diarnal emissions, the mere reaeuiion
of tbe causes ot its appearance brings no assiiranre ol
relief.
Marriage, lhat holy ofllce, the safeguard and hnpe nf
manhood, brings to such a one no hope of curu, but
adds to his misery iu tho knowledge that the one who
looks to ItiinXor so much of her hupniocss, Is a victim
of Iob evil, and an innocent companion nf his punish
ment. He udils lo his tniaery anil disorder until hope
Irncrs hnu. There is no rose it except in proper and
skillful treatment. Consult, then, nt once, a physician
whom lung practice and careful research lias made
Ihurougblv eainvetaanl wilh evert- phase nf the dis
ease Those who have become the victims of solitary
vices, thai dreadful, fnseiiwiing. nd destructive hab
it, which fills thousands nf sick rooms with paralytica
and conauniilivea, and hundreds nf untimely grave
with ita misguided victims, should cumuli without a
ni.iineiil's delay, one who will sympathise with their
atltfcriltgs. To Blush the I loci or 'would eaiweialle erf
dress bill. self, giving lo each and nil lliwnranre r a
PKUFECT and PKU.MANKNT t l'IIK W
dranrrtrom buttnest, caoaee of dirt, or Jmr of rj-
poturt.
lo not lorget Ilia address Mce below. I
Importune lo Feranlea.
When a female is In trouble oraHlirtad with luu
and require midical or anrgictl aMi.tance, the enquire
should be, Where I there a physician who ia fully
competent lo administer relief, mid whose respectable
standing in society recnmniends hint in the cnnlldenee
oi me community I llie Honor, anderaianding how
imieralive!y neceaaary these requirements are, feels
called upon to interpose, and by calling ihe mention
nf the afflicted m ihe fart thai he hat been a PHI).
rr.n.'Miit ur ttUM t.lltlt .1 and rr.MAI.r; DIH
EAKKS for twenty years. and hi fnlly qualiheil to ad
minister in all cases, both niedieuily and surgically,
not in a npertictal manner, but in as thorough a man
ner aa yeara ol study and practice both in hospital
and private families can make, to save them frnra
Ihe hanJs of the unqualified, unacrupuluons, and dee
Igniug. Theretore, families can rely upon bin aa
upon father. All in aniiction can 'find in biia one
who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them
in ironbir one inwhoaeaecreev themmnat confidence
can he nbteed COSM'l.TATIoN (HY LKTTEK
OK OTIIKH WIHK FltEK addreas below.
THE KI.KUKATKU FKU A I.E HKM KUI KS com
poundedfrom tbe private prescriptiunaof lift. YOt'NU.
nave now obtained a moat extended popularity, and
are correctly viewed to be the aafet and surest re tne
die for ihe eoaipUin rirwhidt luey are applied.
The constantly accruing tenUnioinals oi their eHicacy
declare them to be pre eminently superior In their ae
Uon.
No Lady should be without these Renovating
Agents. None gettniiM anlees proenred at this ofHe.
hent bv Mail or Expreaa, Ui any part of the Klnte
THKAHKAT FEMAI.K MEDHiNK! I'KEVKN
TIVK POWIIKKH FOR MAKKIKII I.AD.'EH. New,
Kafe and Infalltble, lasting from four tn six months'
Price am. KKKNCI1 LI'NAIt, OR Fr.NALK
tlDNTHLY PILLS. For (iippresainns. After Sfty
years of a these pills stand unrivalled iu edlcary
Price V per boa.
TO COKKEftPO!DETg. '
Palieut residing in any part nf the Hiate however
diidant, who may desite madieal advice oa their re
spective case, and who think pnqier to submit a
written Rtatemeitt of uch in preference to holdiug a
personal interview , are assured that their eoumunka
tlon. will be beld woal mered.
All letter must be addreeaed lo the rjorreeDondiug
physiciauitho t
Hump
!. F. JOSF.LYN. M. I)., '
5-10 Washington Htrcel,
Buz 7:15, I'. 0. Han t'raiuitco, Col.
re.:i
Nolirf.
MR. t Too were seen tal.lnf my e J
II.Kind Hint frcn Balsa last week, ....l-,sS
if yoa da aot retura her In a very short liuie, I will
proseouta f oa for stealing. i
JOHH C. BKLL
laka, Dae. 6,1864. 4ltf
1865. CAN YOU READ? 1865.
OUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED.
For particulars enquire of the Proprietor:
Notes una A.ceount
To dispose of. ."STDon'l wait until you arc called on.
flet Out of IlcbtTand Ktay Out !
Every Variety of Goods,
FOR SALE, AT LOW PRICES,
FOll CASH,
or almost anvtlting else, except PROMISES.
J.H.fcl. 11. M00RE8.
Salc-n, Jan, 3, lKl'.j. 44tf
A.T KENYON8',
A rim lot or
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Just received from New York, at.
Very Kitsch It educed Price.
ALSO, THS CILIBRSTID
The BEST MACHINE on the Pacific Slope, or
ssy otner eitope.
r. w. & m. it. cox.
H
AVE just received, direct, from Ran Francisco. A
LA HUB BTOCK OF
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Faints, Oils, Glass,
White Lend In Tins, Varnishes of all kind,
PAINT AMD TARXISU BRUSHES,
Tube and Common Colon, Turpentine i Alcohol,
KEROSENE OIL,
LARD, POLAR, AND NEA rS FOOT OrLS,
Perfumeries, Faucy Soap,
Hair Brushes, Fancy Toilet Artioles,
ToKelher wilh
PATENT MEDICINES,
of the latest discoveries i
And mniiv other articles, too numerous lo mention i
all of which we oiler as low aa the lowest, for cash.
Call and examine. 1). W. It M. U. COX.
Salem, Dec. Ill, 18114. 4Mtf
Nollve lo Duiiutioii t:iaimanin.
I.A.VD Ornrr, RosKnuRo.Oiiitoox,
Dcceuihur I'.'. Iliil
5
yVTHKRKAS, ithavinu becomea muttcrof necee.
V V silv to perfect the permanent record nf this
Olfico, und lo nelerniiue lite validity or invalidity of
donation claims in this district, uiiiny of which' a--e
Irreirular und some void ; nnd it heitta: essential lo tha
Government, its well ns tn the irenernl Interest of the
cotnniuniiv, that ABANDONED DONATION
CLAIMS," uud T110SB COVERED IIV INVALID
TITLES, sliould he hroiiabt Into market at as early a
day aa possibletherefore, in pursuance of instroo
lions, we hereby notify all donation claiinunts, their
nssiirnees, or leiinl rep'reseiilutives, who buvenot tiled
in this oliice proof of four years' residence aiideulii.
vuiion. as required bv Act of V7th Septeiuber, 1H&0,
aud uineiiiliuetits, to do so within three months from
date i ..lid all who have not taken Ihe oath of alia
aiunce and paid for issuina final certificates, as con
templated by the liilt section of the Act of 90th Muy,
IHtiJ. arc respectfully requeste 1 to comply us early as
possible. To save expense und trouble, lolboaeliv
mu tit a distance from lite Land Office, it Is hereby tin
nottneed that most if not ail of said business cau ba
satisfactorily tnuiftitctcil throiiKh the mails orexproes.
JOHN KELLY, Heiri.ler,
4Hm3 ADDIHON li FLINT. Receiver.
EUREKA HOUSE.
Commercial Street, near the Bridge, Salem, Oregon.
I. V. MONSMAfr, Proprietor.
THIS well known house bus lately been refitted,
and is now ready ftir the ncuommodatiou of ils uit
mcroos patrons, with Siuule and Double rooms well
furnished, and the proprietor hopes by strict attention
to bis business to merit a liberal share of pittronaita.
A hack always in attendance to carry passengers
and bauiMae to or froul the house. ,.. .
Nov. Ui. dlinlOl
New lJHotOfrupli Gullory.
.fa- im
v-y
TUn. LAURA ATKEMHl
II
AS opened a new Picture OuUery over Slraog's
Tin More, Commercial Htreet, SALEM.
PhotoRrnphN, of Vnrioti SU.ea,
Carles de Visll,
Ambrolypra,
snd
Evory rllyle ofTiclures known to tho Art.
A lin assortment of Photograph ALlll'MR
Halem, Nov. '.1, 1li4. Khf
SOMETHING NEW!!
New Store, New Goods.
J. M. COULTER
Htujiiit opened i large nnd well Mlettad iuort-
me nt of
FAMILY GROCERIES 1
Which he will exchange for cash and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
ALL KINDS or
COOPERWARE
i-ipiij
ieui ou iiantl tutu uiaile lo order, al aliurt iietlce ai.J i
at iw rates. I Ue eciiirnted
Clothes Wringers of Different Kinds.
RASKETB,
AuJtgootl auorliiieiit of
Useful Household Articles.
Alwayi in ttore mid for ml at prim which
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
TO SMOKERS:
Of MEERSCHAUM MHW, TOBAfl O
AXD MATCHES,
My Stork Cannot be Beaten.
Lall aud see an. I will minify anybody who
wants to oay tltHJU 111 1 It J.EB,
Cheap for Cash.' .
Past fmvoia thankfully reraeuibered, aad fat or
putennair reapectfully eniiriled
I irc.il al Urst di.r worth of Haas' Jewelry Store,
wiHne-iri.i mni, nairni. 4111
Rhertff Salo. ,
T) V virtue of an eicculion from the eirrult evari of
J tne Male of Oregon for the eouuly of Marlon, aud
to me directed by ihe clerk of said smiri. iu lavor of
Meverin Ki-K.il aud again! John V. fluerin and Isabel
Ouerin, and for want of crson.l pmeertv, I have
levied anon aud will proceed to aril, as tlie law ,li
rerts, to lite higliesl bidder 'or rash Iu hand, at the
court bonee Aunt in tlis rltv of rtelem. countv and
elate aforesaid, cm HATCRIfAY, the IHlh DAY OK
KKHMUAItY, Hh.. at ihe hoar of 9 o'cltH-k p. m. nf
said day, all the right, title, and interact of Ihe eaid
J. K and laabel Ouenn In and to the following de
embed real estate, to wht situate iu the enonty of
Marion, state of Oregon, and known as Notiacailon
No. KH4 and Claim No. do. In T 4 H. H il W. of the
WtlbjiHlio meridain, in sections? 10, and II, es'ns.
laiiihig in all WtXi acree. It. Imi sold lo satlify said
eaeeutMu, costs, Interest, and accruing costs.
KAMl'KL IIEADRH'K.
Haleni.Jan W, I4 I7 - Mierift
Vallamet ebcampVeut, Ke. a," i vvoir
A IKKIKONTHK r IKK I' AND Til HID
il riiaay hveniiig of cadi month, al
a o clock, in their Hall, ia llolman llloek.
Ilretltren ia good suuiding are invited tn
attend. CHKcTr.li N. TKRHf
Nolit's.
;c.p.
Til f, annnal aicetlng of the storkhnhlers of tha
''rkntiam Gold aod Hiker Mining (.'ontiainy" far
lha election of directors, will he held at their emoe In
halem no the trst batarttay, tha 4th dav,of februav
ty. A D 1H04. H. MA1.L0KY. gee.
aklea.Jatt., Ittu. 4d
BO, GOO!
Clanical, Scientific, Poetical, Mechanical,
Medical, Surgical, Biblical, Geological,
Phrenological, Phyiiological. Philo
sophical, Phonographic, Military,
Veterinary. Surveying, Mill-urighWEnginccring,DraJl-
, .
ing. Housebuilding, Kail
road making, Steamer
and Ship-building,
Ifc., S(t.,
BOOKS,
CIIAllLKH BARBETT'S
lfront street and Washington strcst,
PORTLAND, t t i i i OREGON.
0,000 School Boohs, by all tha best authors, at tan
, Francisco price, at ,
CHAKLta BARRETT S, Portland. .
10,000 quires Russian bound Blank Books, at ksd
than San Francisco prices, at
UHAKLE3 BAKHETTB, Portland. '
d,000 reams Nolo, Letter, Cap, and Legal Cap Pa
per, at CHARLES BARKETT 8, Portland. .
,C0 Diaries for 1865, " ;"'
00. 000 Novels and Song Books,
9,000 v Is. Bcientific snd other works,
at CHARLtld UAKRKTT 8, Portland.
DRAWIKfQ HVSTRUMB.HTbI, Drawing Pa.
psr, Silk and Linen,
Jll'tlfl AND mtlSICAI, IlfrJTBCiriBNTt,
VIIHINa MOD), Unas and Hooks,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBt.TIS, and
PIIOTOORAPnH of all tha Noted Ilea aad
Places in tha World, .
HIFT BOOK, a splendid assortment, at
CHARLK8 BARRETT'S, Portland.
1. ATIKf, French. Spanish, Greek, German, Iutlan,
and Welsh Books, at
CHARLES BARRETT8 Portland.
ltoblnaon'a Serltia of Arithmetic,
THE UNION READER,
(7'Tlte Best aud most Popular in tho Atlantis Stales.
T&ACHEU8, LOOK Ti) IT I
And 10,000 Articles, too Memerou I
mention.
Agent for BGADLR CO.. Dime Book Pnbll.hers,
New York.
Newspapers, Magazines, &o
AT MAN FRANC'laJC'O PBICKI,
del-JuiB at CHARLES BAHHETT'8, Porlaud. t
OURIi TOUR OOLD,
strti IUUH LlfllUI.
NE WELL'S
PIXnO.ARV
RTRVr
II Cured TboaiMUi4ia,
IT WILL CURE YOU.
"A cough ia generally tha effect of a oold, which
lias either beon Improperly tniated or entirely neg
lected. When It proves obsOoato, TIIFCBB IS AL
WAYS' REASON TO t'b'AU THE CONSEQUEN
CES, as this shows a weak state of tbe lungs, and ia
often the forerunner of consumption." Buchanan's
Domestic Medicine.
STOP THAT COUGHING J
Some of you can't, and wa pity you. Ton have
tried every remedy but tbe one destined, by Its Intrin
sic merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It la
not surprising you should ha reluctant la try some
thing else after ilia many ssperimenls yoa bave made
of trashy compounds foisted on the public as a certain
aire i bat
NKWEIIVa
PULSION ABY
TRl'P
Is really Uie VERY BEST remedy aver compounded
for Ihs curs of Coughs, Colds, Bora Throat. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and Consumption.
Thousands of people Iu California aud Oregon bee al
reudy been benefited by ita surprising curative powers.
WHAT Kllil.BD Himr
Dr. Hall, In Ids "Journal of Health," speaking of
the death of Washington Irving, asks the above ques
tlon, and addst " He might well have remained with
us for some yeara to some, bad it not besa for advice,
kindly Intended, no doubl, but given in thoughtless
ness and reckless Ignorance.
lie had a Cold 1
Which, by some Injudicious prescription, had beea
converted into asthma." Let ma say to Dr. Hall lhat
that "prescription" was aot
RBWBI.SVB
PULMONARY '
VRrp.
KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE, ns it freely, give
It lo yonr children upon llie slightest Indication of a
Cold, and you will think and speak of it as all do who
hsvs become acquainted with iu merits.
REDINQTON it CO., Agents,
. , . 8an k'rarteisoo.
And for saw verywbr. de'-tarea
The la creole acaUjemy,
Dallai, Folk Counti, Oregon.
Hiv. W. D. NICI10L8, Principal.
. Teacher hi Primary Department.
The Arailentic Year will bo divided inlo four terms
ot aleven weeks each.
First Tana will commence October 10, 18t4.
Keened Term will commence January g IHoi.
Third Term will commence March UU, 18o4.
; Fourth Term will commence ,
EXP En's K B t
Primary, 91 (Klnerlerm.
Common Kniflisli.tn no per tertn.
Higher Kngliah $ 00 per term.
Language, extra, t'i Iw per term.
No deduction will be made for absence, except ia
cases of protracted sickness.
Mr. Nirhnlaenutes among ua highly recommended
as an able aad efficient teacher.
NICHOLAS Le-r!.
OKO. TILLOTSON,
Ihdlas. hVp,.a,lao4. CottatlUea.
Kendall's Amboline.
Is a Stimulating, Oily
Eitract of Barks and
THE GREAT
siiiHtiD raEraatvios
I Herb. It will cur all die
sacs of the scalp and itch
ling of lha head, entirely
roa
RESTORING, INVIGQRAT
IN6, BEAUTIFYING,
saa
radicate tbe daadraf aad
ptevenis lbs hair from lul
ling out. or from uraing
preiualurely gray, eauaiag
il to gr-w thick and long,
ll is entirely different froto
all other prep ration, aad
DreaMtae;
van
.1
HAIR!
,cu oe railed oav
. !'.u! .1.,,.ko aontaiaiugi wu koltles-prlca,l.
Sold bv all Dmevieu.
Hl'HTKTTEU, SMITH BEAN, AgeaU,
No 401 battery St.. comer of ( 'lav, Kan raocieoo.
SMTTII 4k HAVia,
IM1ISCALK,
W. WEATHKRKORD,
X' IVtlaod.
HA, Til' EL BA,
Handler tnrf r of ( bairn, Brttatriii, Boon,
fcaah, Bllnua, Wlndowrraoi,
Cornice, teH Ac
Aleo, every variety of
nilTtinr Akin ItlOin aTIlaa
TBiUfel lo Order.
Bouldlaf of Evnry Dciorlptloit, Scroll
Sawing, ud Turning,
He ksepa constantly on hand. Balusters, Neweu i ua,
Chairs, UeadaUMila, Hash, Duors, Ulinils, Moulding,
4te. Penoiie deeiriiiv any of Uie above will pleeee to
eell and esamiuefiHrshewseU, ae I will sell I HKAP
Vtlk CASH
8AMLKI. HA HIV
Halem, Dee. M, 1W4.
4f
WAH HCBIP.
rplJR itndBralgnrd III pnrclie Oregon and Waah
1 iiigloa War Claims, Kuse jided Chuai. Oallaered
lira its, St., aad will take tiains wa eollec'-ei sat
K.ix.aU sarm CA10N4C). Ja.
tialrai, Ogun April 9, 1ML ij