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Newspaper Page Texthe Drcj0ii f .ataman. To Solll'r. Remember tliut yuu null jrt the Orrron Slatciman, cuntnhiiiiK nil Urn teleKrapbia and Btat news, fur throe dollars per year In " greenbacks." We want Urge lists at each of the Furti. ini! ARKKST OK JOHN BAKER. John Baksr, refilling ueitr this place, was nrrrstctl by Citpt. Kaaler In town, kit Friday afternoon, nn the olinrge of exulting over tbe assassination of the Prciidenl, and nympathiz ing with the amnuin, and taken before tbe 1'rovoit Marsbal fur a preliminary ezaruination. Much hud been repnrted on tbe itreeti, aa to what Baker had mid, and the Captain apent several dayi in endeavoring to aioertain the truth or tbe matter, and finally conolutloii that Baker had laid enough to require a prelimin- ary examination, and be therefore arretted him for that purpose alone, that tbe truth might be ascertained and if not guilty, that he might ret Dnder no tuipicion or fears, and if guilty, . that he might be tent to Fort Vanoouver for trial. The arreat nai made without the Ioait noise rr exoitement, all peraona aeeruing to de tire that the matter be fully loTeatigated. Captain Keeler explained to Baker before 'arresting him that hia only object was to in quire into the matter, that luob waa hia duty a an officer of the United Statei, and requeit- ed Baker to go voluntarily to the office fur auch . investigation,. Thii Baker deolined to do, and , hii arreat became necearary. On reaohing the C'aptain'a office, the witncasua were called in, and testified to what they bad' heard Baker any. One witneaa teatilied that ho heard Ha noi eay ne "iraa aorry linooin was Killed, Do oanae he would now receive a filler monument than had ever been erected to any other man." Another testified that he laid "he toeheved Andy Johnson had killed Linonln and bo wish ed he would kill the whole d d Cabinet." But DO witness tostifled to what had been reported to the Captain on the street that he had re joioed over the death cf the President, illumin ating hia home, &o. Although Baker had paid many improper thing!, ihowing a had feel ing against tho Prciident, yet thero was not luob evidence as it required to tend a man off under military guard to be tried before a mili tary commission, and Capt. Keeler, therefore, Tory properly discharged him. Beforo discharging him, ho took occasion to give Baker some good sound advice aa to hia duty aa a man and a citizen. Baker received it well, exhibited evidence that he felt that hia liberty was In the hands of a man that would give him a fair trial, and would proteot hie right aa ready aa any other man's in the coun try ; and when he went to leave the Captain'a office, ho, seized his hand, giving it a hearty (bake, declaring that he believed tbe Captain Was determined to do what was right. Juat here we will say a word in relation to Captain Keeler. Ilia office aa Provost Mar shal is by no means a pleasant one. Upon hia tbouldera reat the gravest rcaponaibilitiea. Tbe dice of Provoat Marshal it one that liaa been created tinoe the rebellion, and it will cease when peace it restored. The Provost Mar (halt are charged with the duty of maintaining the authority of tho United States and preser ving peace in their districts ; and the proper discharge of that duty on the Pacifio ooast lias been a moat embarrassing one. And although tho connerhead nresa hai assailed Cunt. Knel. r in every possible manner, they have never tncoeeiled in provoking from him an offeniive ot or word. Thii la the firat iuitance of hia arreiting anybody ; and in this case, aa here tofore, all must admit that be discharged hia duty fearleaaly, faithlally, impartially, and Well. Capt. Keeler cannot and never baa de tired to interfere with the righta of any one. He exorcises hia office for tbe equal henofit ol all peraona, and .must go atriotly according to the law and hia ordera; and he ia entitled to and ahould receive the aupport of all good citi lena, in the diachargeof bia dutiea, just aa one of our own eheriffil ahould. lie naeda no ad vioe or dictation from the Daily papers. And ihnui lunnni. arhn nnnr trn arnnnil nn the itreel, after Baker baa been discharged, de claring that Baker said "so-and-so," and they oould have testified "io-and 10," ought to bare tenso enough to aeo that inch talk can do no good ; and the taot that they did not come out and reveal tbeae things wheu the Provost Mar thai was hunting testimony, and when he had Baker under arrest, ia neither complimentary to their patriotism or juat to Capt. Keeler. Matters Ovkr in Polk. A very bad state of feeling seems to exist over in Polk. As an instance of the malignity that characterizes tome person! over there, which baa recently been brought to our knowledge, we may state that a minister in a certain church was heard to remark "That he was lorry that Lincoln Was killed, at be had died with bia aoui ataincd ;,K i.Un.i ,,f ii,...,. r ....i Vli'u .law ui vi nni,nuui Ul nilUICU B.1IU children." A member of bia churoh wrote him a letter in regard to the matter, insisting that a minister of tho gospel had no right to make eoob remarks, and that aa such minister he must retruot the lame, or explain it to him at one of the members of hia churoh. In I few daya afterward, to hit utter surprise, in ttead of receiving an explanation from hit christian (?) teacher aud guide, the man re bailed an anonymous letter, pott marked "Long Tom," but evidently mailed nearer ' home, written in an attempted disguised hand threatening him. that nnlen be made a writ- Ion apology to the preacher within one week, that "they'' would horsewhip him in the streets Sola. And further, that if any democrat was arrested in that county, onr informant would be looked upon aa the cause and "your life will pay the forfeit." They further stated, that and that "they bad ample power to carry it in tbc threat was made after "mature deliberation" ' to exeoulion." Tbe cowardly missive waa commenced with a figure of the "skull and rottbonea." and aigned "Sic temper tyrannit." The author of the letter ie a peace demo crat, and juat auch auother uubung villain aa tho auataio Booth. , Faithful to tu Last. Among the last Iterances of the Charleston Mercury, prior to it flight from tbe doomed city art tbeae : ' "South Carolina entered into thia etroggte for no other purpose than to maintain the in atitutioo of elaverv." Southern independence baa no other object or rneaniD?." Independence and slavery moat stand to gether or fall together." An honest confession ia good for the aoul, thought tbe the Mtrcury, aa Shermau'e ap proaching army conjured np to the qnaking loatt the awkward predicament of dangling between heaven and earth at tlie end of hemp line. But don't everybody remember that the eoppetheada have been preaching to na for yeara, that the Southern brethren" were only "contending for their righta." THE LATEST. Spocinl Dispatches to the Oregon Statesman. JohnHton SiirrcndcrMo firant. Jeff BiivFFlVflnit South. Disposition of the Asymln't Body. Terrible Disaster ou the Mississippi Blver. Foutrkks Monhok, Aiirll 27 The steamer from Mnrclieatl City brings ailvh-o from Newborn that (en. limit haa ellwtimlly put an end to the iirmltire be tween Hhnrmun and Johmtun. Grant Imd (ilven John ston until six o'clock on Wednesday mnriilnji (Mill) tn surrender his army. The conditions "f the surrender are nut known. Orunt announced that after that hour hostilities would be at resumed. Johnston replied Hut If Jefferson Davis and the leading men of tho Confed eracy were pardoned and permitted to leave the coun try, lio would be authorized to receive the terms pro poned. Wi!iNOTO, April 28. A dispatch from Grant, da ted Raleili Mh, 10 r. ., aaya : Johnston surrendered his force, euihracimr all from here tn the G'luittuhoo cbie, on the same terms aa between Lec and himself. (8itned) Htantoh. Nrw Yoiik, April 29. Intelligence, of the arrival ef Jeff. Davis and accompanying fugitives as for south as Small Carolina has been received at Washington. It Is ttmuifht he will he intercepted before reaching tbe Mis sissippi river. Cincinnati, April 2S The late Georgia papers wore full of accounts ol Wilson's raid alter the defeat of Forrest at Sclina and destroying arsenals and manu factories there. Alter this. Wilson moved eastward, capturiug Montgomery, Wert Point, Coluiubua, and Macon scattering the militia In all directions end ru ining the railroad. Destroying everything which could be useful for future campaigns. 8pRiNnnm.n, 111., 28. The time of the funeral of tbe lost President has been changed from Saturday (Oth) torimraday (4th). New Yobk, April 2'J. The HtrM saye : The post mortem examination of Booth's body showed that tbe ball did not touch his brain, but striking the spinal column, produced paralysis. The opinion of the Hurproon is that ha must have died a horrible death, remaining conscious up to the moment of doatb. Nearly all the parties directly implicated are in custody. Paine, the Seward assassin, is a brother of one of the Bt. Albena raiders. There are aix brothers all reckless. Two were with Walker in Nicaragua. Ed win Booth arrived here to-day, and asked for his brother's body. His request has not been grnntod. Nkw York, April 28. The Commercial says: The vaults of the Farmer's Bank, in Richmond, were opened and the contents found undisturbed. Booth's body line beoii plaeod whore it will never be seen by mortal eyes again, Secretary Seward and son are doing- well. C'iiicauu, April A New Madrid telegram lays : I he steamer hliltan exploded yesterday be tweon here and Memphis. Two thousand ex changed Union soldiers from Yickshurg, and ono thousand civilians wore on board not over 700 saved. President Johnson has issued a Proclamation appointing June 1st as a day of humiliation and prayer, instead of May Uiitli. San Fiianihsco, April 2'.). The new steamer Del Norlo, built for Ben llollndiiy's line, and in tended to run between Humboldt nnd Crescent City, went on her trinl trip to day. The following lire the rutca of faro by the Panama steamer on Wednesday next: First cabin, outside room, t'2U ; first cabin, Inside room, $Wi ; second cabin, $00 ; steerage, $00. Tub Assashim Dead. John Wilket Booth tho assassin of President Lincoln, was shot through the head and killed by a soldier named Corbctt, nn last Tuesday, while attempting to arrest him. Ho lived long eno ogh to confess to the murder of tbe President, but nothing more. It is unfortunate that be died ao toon, as a confession of the whole infernal conspira cy might have been tortured out of him, if be had lived longer. Ho has earned aud will re oeivo an eternity of infamy. Tiik Markets. Tho following are the latest San Francisco quotations, being for April 2Uth, and re ceived by telegraph : Flour, a good healthy demand .and prices rule steady sale of .,.000 qr sks. Oregon, terms reserved : tlden (iato and National Mills hud declined to t'l and $10 per bbl in tho Hong Kong market at lat advicea, while Chill flour was quoted at i 27 J 'i 110 per ark, which prohibit shipment In that direction, except at a loss to shippers. Wheat, there has Won considerable sale within the last day or two, put particulars are withheld. The price or goon milling Is 6c : wo learn of su lea since last of 721) scks, ordinary domestic, at 4, and 200 ska i iregon , at sc. w Heal waa quoted in Hong Kong on theUth of February, at 3 30 n3 3o per cwt, for Ore gon. Barley, no rhniipe in price, sales inclnde 4.500 sks last evening, and UV to il.iy, at i 10 per ewt lor good tern . Potatoes, sales of N00 sncks of B.iv at M 40 a 1 (121 per cwt, uls'i JoO sks new crop, from Han Luis Obispo, at 3 33. O.its. Jobbing sales ,it 2 8jii !KI; Hay, sales of SO tons at M it in. Sanitarv Nkkiikd. The Orcfronian says that the "people in Portland havo to undergo the disagreeable necessity of having their olfactory nerves grossly in sulted by the foul nnd filthy stench which is met in sev eral localities in this city.' That is alsmt tho woit Hung mat can be anni ol I'nrtiami ; smi it ia a uniw back that aud certainly should be remedied in a town where so many people in the State are compelled to go ou business. f J-.Mrs. Laughtiu of the Dalles has very liberally donated to the general government, a lot of ground on which In build the llram-h Mint, savs the Mumnineer. It is possible that if the general government can induce the organizing of X .ilium, I Banks in Orcgon.un liranrh Hint will ever lie constructed in onr Slate. Notional Hanks would certainly do the State more irood than a MIIIT. Xkw (loom at Panic Phivks Messrs. Ilenlh, Dear born & Co. are now opening aa immense stock nf bran new kk1s, which they purcha-ed ns gold touched the lowest point in its late tumble, when dry-goods genei ally could be bought at tbe purchaser's own figures. The particulars of this matter will appear lu their aJ vertument next week. llojiiemK A man by the name of Humphrey killed another by the name of Browers.s few days ago, at the Cascades. According to the evidence elicited at tbe Coroner's itujueat, Humphrey was justified ill com mitting the set, It having been done In self defense. 4ai,t Portland, nppoi-tte the "Emporium "is ob taining considerable Importance of late, aaies of real estate having been made there at there at very hand some figures. A National Dank. Tbe Nevada paper advocate the establishment of National Banks in tliat State, to be organized lu accordance with the actnf Congress. Yaqi:i ha The people of Corvallis are regaling themselves on the delichms bivalves from Vsqnina. . Tub Assassin Mouth. John Wilkoe Iloolli, tho raordorer of Presidcut Lincoln, is aionof the lata J. D. Month, famous aa tragedian. Ho wne born near llaltimnre ind ia about twenty-five renra old. In early vonth he rcaided in Alabama. Tho succese of hia brother, Edwin itooth, in the profession induced thia member of the latnily to try the alege, and ne periorineii various u-auiuj characters in r.astero theaters with varied success. JI el limited more physical power than Edwin, but betrayed a lack of culture aud taste. He often relerred to aa tbe yooneit of the Booth nrntnert. I mi en error, lie baa a yuuuger brotber.yoneph Moolh. Josephjoined the rebel army aoou alter the commencement ai the re hellion, deeerted, and was drafted into tlie Uuion army. Deserting this aerrice, be re turned to Baltimore, and, procuring money from bia mother, eaoaped to Enilaud. From England he went to Auatralia, and frmn Ana tralia to San i rancieco, where he obtained situation a letter clerk and messenger in tbe oiuce ol Halle, t ari-o ec Co. lie remained la San Francisco al,oat a year, and went Eaat on me laai ateamer. inc. Daily I moa. Th Southern Mithodikt Ciiruoi. It ia said in tbe La-Urn papers that thia church haa become disorganized ia all the alars Slatea which bate come again under tbe flat; nf the iuiou. in Missouri it la a complete wreck and there hi a general disposition to joio th Methodist hpiecopal Church. In Kentucky uie same auto ol tbinre .int.. and il..e U every indication that the Southern Methodist j Church baa received a wound front which will not recover. 17 Tbe Mountaineer complains that a ee cesh whose name ia Strickland, reeenilr aa aaultcd an ofEoer. deatroying a new coat worth thirty dollars in Coin, ami waa only Rned by the Hecoriler twenty-live dollars, wiiicd waa pa in greenbacks. C7Jrff Da via aaid, awhile ace. that 'the iaeue of the strorrle ie in the banda of God.1 Jeff waa fooled. Moat of Lee's army aro now ia the banda of Gen. Grant, and the balaoot art in the banda of the devil. ir A correspondent asks if it ia possible to get tbe name of Uen. Hubimmelfinnig, the com mander of Chutlestou, into rhyme. Guess so : ' The gallant Dutchman, nchimniallliiuig, Holds Chtii-iestou us he would n hen's ugg ; lie grabs tbe traitors by tlie ear, And brings Ibetu to their luger boer. We wish we bad a million such men As this bold rebel haling Dulchinan." A Functionary. It aoema that a lawyer it something of a carpentor; ho can file a bill, aplit a hair, make an entry, get up a case, frame an indictment, Impannel a jury, put them in a box, null a witness, hammer a judge, bore a oourt, and other like things. Woman's Aob. It ia a curious fact that in snored history the age, death, and burial of only one woman Sarah, tho wife of Abraham ia distinctly noted. Woman'e age ever siuce appears not to have been a subject for history or discussion. Special Notices. HOPE POK TUB AVFI.ICTKI). In another psrt nf Ihlr raper will bo found tin Advertisement of the celebrated nstllute established by Dr. J. 0. YOUNG, In 1S50. in thla airs of deceit charlatanism It Is a boon to tbs surfrrltift to point out to theia where they are sure of obtnlnlus the wlihed for rebel and cure. Under the care of Ihs skillful Doctor the sick and troubled etm divest tbeniielves of tlielr burdens of pains aod shame , lay aslae their cross, and se cure health and hn,i!iess. If you are sick or In trouble, do not hesitate. Koad the advertisement and follow the adrloe. Do not foreet the number nnr the lustiiier of directing your letter. CONSULTATION OmCK, 640 Washington Street, San Francisco. 40-8 m ALLOOOK'S POROUS PLASTER-FAIN RE- I.1KVK1NO AND STKKNOTIIKSINO. The history of Ihese piasters would oootipy more spaoe than oan bs spared within the limits of this advertisement, Bumce It to say, that tbe most eminent chemists and physicians of Ihs United States and Europe were consulted as to their composition. They are made porons, so that the evaporation of the perspiration can go on sufficiently where Uie plaster Is applied, without, as with other plasters, eauilug the accumulation of acrid fluid, which corrodes the skin and occasions many unpleas ant sensations not nrr for the cure or alleviation or affections for which a plaster Is usually applied. India rubber, myrth, and other cholse gams and essences rf the vegetable kingdom, are the material ingredients of these celebrated plasters. While they are possessed of all the soothing and warming qualities of almost every other plsster of the United States Dlspensntory, they are without many of their inconveniences. In the language of one who has experienced much benefit from their application in a chron ic disease of tbe kidney "They stick closer than a brother, and do not run like a fulse friend." For weakness of tbe back, pains In the stile, stomnch or chest, and for the allevia tion of the pain attending rheumatism, they are without an equal. The Agent In San Prancssoo, WILLIAM t. BltANDKEDTII, Offlceat 3lMr. Crane it Brlgham't, tcilftukt (treat pleamireinorvsardiitQ the fbrmuUl of thene celebrated platter to all Phyetclant who may deetre to ete ti. For ssle by 1IODUK k CALM, lyl Portland, Oregon. WALLAMET ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, 1 0 0 F., MKHTS ON TIIK FIHST AND THIRD I'Yiduv Kvenings of each month, tit o'clock, in their Hull, in Ilolman's lllock. X rethren in good standing aro invited to x attend. GIOOKUK Mel). 8THOUU, CP. Your Notarial BiiNlnceiM, Deeds, Mortgnges, &.C., is solicited. Apply at the Siateeman oliice. J. GASTON, Ctf Attorney and Notary. J. B. UNDEKVVOOI), ATTOBKEY AT LAW, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. A, A. F, ft A. M. SALEM LODOE No. 4 holds Its regularcoinmunl- cations on the second and lourtb Fridays in each month. Brethren lu good nlanding are Invited to attend. T. II. Cox, Sue y. ISIlf A. McCALLKV, W. M. OttniNANCa NO. 41. An Ordinance to Lery mid Collect Tftxei tor th VUcl Year comiinvncJnjt UecetittKT t, lw. taction 1. Thel'ennle of ttie Citr of 8m do ordain ai follows): That a tax of ten mills on tlie dollar be and the aiue la hereby levied uoti all property within the corporate limit! of the city or Salem, made Uxable by law for city pUrK)BCI. Bee. a. That alt inetNil taxei shall be paid to the city col lector on or before the first day of June next, and each and every tax-payer falling to pay his or their taxes on or before inch time, shall pny In addition thereto the sum of five per cent,, which per cent, shall be paid for the use nnd benefit of the city collector. pec. o. thai toe pmiuennon or mis ordinance snail oe made in the Oregon Sttttemmtn for four weeks. raised tne uouucu April 4, ikuo. P. T. Wf I.MR, Hatrorder. THE ASSASSIN CAPTURED! J. WILKES BOOTH. 2K GO TO MONTOOMEKV & CO.'S. OX THE BUCK LIST. Dll. Smith, of Howell Pmirio, paid mo in u-reon-. hacks at par on a ihht of rive years standing, and this without uiy asking him tor tho inonev. vv 111. 1 llll.C. Dalles, April ITlh, IHlij. Btf IMPORTANT CAITI0XT0 THE PIBLICI Dlt. JOItDAX. PltOPKIKTOR AND PRINCI PAL of the PACIFIC ANATOMICAL MU-K-I'M, beuM to iiifortn the piihlie that he ia in no way eooiieelt-d with any advertising parties who uiuy assume his name. 1H. .IOKI1AN adopts this mode of cnntioinnir the public to prevent l.npoKiliiin, and aa the AN A. Mil 1 it Aij niM.ta ia u t ermiinent liiatintiioit in nan Kniiieiseo, parlies traveling in 1)U. JOKDAN'K name bo reKimletl us imposture. nin.ils TH K LATEST, A 8 WELL AH THE SUREST PLACE TO (JET WOOL CARDED In Hie SlioilOHt 1'oMiiblc Tiino, S AT nn. OLD STAND IX JEI'FEKSOX, on . tlie Sunt urn river, Murioti county. Ik-i iik' itTHteful fur pHt tmti ona ire, the nrmtrietors woul'i rvMtMfiil!y tui i to unco that tlieir nirirhin wilt ip iu muiinetts to commence work or llio rlltSl DAY Oh MAY. and wilt ue their turnout euHuHvoni to tt'we iKUern sutieluctiuu lu nil who way fuvor Iheta wnli their pa'rotmtro. Wool mint be WASMKL) CLEAN, and be FliUE FROM Gl'M, to iimure gootl rolln. One r-Mund of clean icrenpe will be rcnuiied for ev ery KIGllT pmiiuli uf wool. lhone mteiulina to mivo wool cunled this bchpoii, will Hud it deridi'dlr to iheir intureitt to uive the uliove nmchino a trial, for, tw there trouble and vx alioti in npiitiiiinc roll that ure budly canted , io like wiie in there pleasure ud eate iu t? pi tilling roll Uial ure well carded. IVraoni from a lontr dutnuce will be fnvored aa inurh at poMihle. J. I. 8TEWAUT 4c t'O. JfttfriMm, April Wi, Ktf THE EYES, THE EYES Dr. r. II. PAKDGE, O ft' LIST AND AUHIST. AFTER A VliOTIIAfTKD RLIXDNKSSrf mom Hum five yearn, Dr. Pardee baa made himself thonrouirtilv and Kieiititicallr acquainted with all diwaeei of the Kye, and in now prm-ticing with a iuc cew not itirpiitued in the tTnitcd .Statu All opt nitioni pertormert, turn aa Ptrabiimm, or rroM iy, l iit'imct by linear extraction, l)praion or Anortuon, I'lervjfiura or neery nieniorHUce tfrowmir over the eye. Education of tHmpliydonia, or bulirinee oat of the ere, Artificial Ftipil, Ktnttila Lachrymali. nr rlotiing of tear pntmiie, and all defonuatiei tif ibe Lion, etc., eTc. Artificial Kvei interted wtlbout the leaat nam. and poMOMititC all the move menu aud brilliancy ot the real eve. A larue niaeortmeni cnanuy on natul for tale at rfuuotiablo prices. I lie Dot tor hys Hntb for the treatment and cure of all uervoua dieeawt it uaed alt over thii cow. ThHiikful to thote pliVRiriam who have eent bira chki for operations, and' )ioee that hie nnivenml reM will warrant a continuation or ineir couinlencaj. Hi celebrity aa an operator ii co exteimive with hia urcette; ai paticnti are preen it inn inuiefivfa inr tnmniiii and operation, f-nm New York and Httoti almoet monthlv. Wanv patient tan be teen at tbe Doctor oQIca dai Iv. in dinerrut taif of rwnverv. Office: 7b7 CLAY STKEKT, (alwva the Plata) near Dupont Street. y The Pairhrii Colt, GEORGE W. PATCHEN. S THIS line-Wed trolling aullion will sUn4 Jd-Vihe present waaon of IHsj at Slarkej's stabU, SALEM. Terms. Leap.TJM-. Seaeosi. Il. Deicriptiou mnd 'ferret. (im. W. 1'atcheil ia 3 rears old this ipring, V haD'ls high, a beautiful hay, with blark legs, luaue, and tail; and no while uiarkB. He waa sirnl by the celebrated stallion, " (leo. II. Patrhm," of Long Island, aad waa nut of Julia, by RvKlyke's llamilbaiian.tbe sirt'rf Killiughan. shark, arid o'lhars of noted speed. He waa raixd by John llannon, and brought hi Oregon wheu he aa two years bid. CIIAl.l.i:CE! We will trot Pairheo, i reilee out. to karneaa and to rule, againt any stallion of bia ago, making a aaaaoa hia year in Oregon, For One Thousand or Two Thouaind Dollar at the Oregon Slat Fair, this fall : money Ui U da- ftwtr4 w ii h M it Tilton. Portland, on or before me lt day of .Vptetnher, IWw. PartnrajTB wilt b furiiiBhed on reasonable Urma and nirriul aitentiuo git a to all aiiiuiala entrusted to onr rliarge. Mare trft at theaubleof IIMNTTT II WIIITK. run l w c i r, win n to iu hone rn M ru,g, BfcNNfcTT t WtLU, Pronr a. aprui,M- sas HOMTETTKlt'H CELEHHATED STOMACH BITTERS. "HE opemlion of tins palalalilo remedy upon the L slooiai'li, liver and the excretory orimtt ia siiierii larly soolhinir and fnnservative. It" regulates, rocruiu anilpnririea tliein. l)yi")peia in all ila tonus yields to iu coutrol and inviKoratiiiK properliea. INVIGOItATE THE SYSTEM. Virnroiia digestion and pure bile produres nutritious blood, and nutritious bluod a houiihy frame. Docs the victim of a dyspuptio stimiarli and a disordered livor desire to know how the diirestion muv lie im proved, the bile and other fluids of the body pnrilled 1 Dlt. HOSTETTEU'8 STOMACH lUTTEHS. Will aitcompllsh this desirable ravolutiimlnthesystem, retrulatiiitf the aecrelious and excretions, irivinu tone to the nuiinal juices wlikih disaolve (lie food, strength, en every relaxed nerve, muscle unit libret and hruurs the whole Diuchiuery of vitality into vigorous and liealtlilul play. STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM. The heat means of impartlnar viiror to the broken- down frame und shattered ciinalilmion, which lias yet been invented or discovered, is urott'ered to the feeble of both and all aifea iu Dlt. HOSTETTEIi'8 STOMACH HITTEUS. Dchilitv. from whatever cause arlsiiiir. muv be cured ; streiixth, In whatever manner it inny have necil whbihi, limy uu ,i,n,,ii;u it niw ue ui nun fill and healthy liiviKuraul. For Indivnation and its puinlul elt'octs, bodily aud mental, they are positive spevilie. A wuui' iu itir, Aur.i. In the decline of life the loss of vital force conse quent upon physical decay call only bo safely supplied by some viviiyina; preiiarution which recruits the strength and Bpirils, witnont entailing the exhaustion which IB mwuyB bite iniu, vuiv ,u vtwimrj sbiiuuiauva. We tender to the aged DU. HOSTETTElt'S 6TOMACH BITTKB8, As an Invigomnt and roatoratlve, immediate in lis ben. elicial action and permanent in its ell'ects. It tonus the stouiai li, improves the appetite, und acts like a charm upon the spirits. FOR FEMALES. ' . Thousands of Indies resort to It us a remedy for hys teria, fluttering of the heart, nervons headache, verti go, general debility, and all peculiar disturbances and derangemcnta to which aa a sex, they are subject. It cheers and enlightens the dcpicKFcil menial powers, as well us strengthens the body, and its use is never fol lowed hv any ro-actiou. I t"H'EVAUE OK COUNTERFEITS. Puiclmse only of reliable dealers. HMd everv where. HOSTETTElt, SMITH & DEAN, Agents. Kan Francisco, IIODGK cSc (JALDF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND, Hole Agents for the State. ii CAUTION." HOStTKTTKB') IIITTICUN, PUT UP IN SMALL BOTTLES for the Eastern Market, are flnding their way into this. Purchasers will observe the tliueronce between them und those pat up fur this Market, "EXCLU SIVELY" IN THE OLD SIZED LARQli BOT TLES. HODGE & CALEF. fc-Dtf Agents, U? Front slreet, Portland. NOTICK TO COJiTttACTOllS. ' FtOPOSALS will ho received until Monday, May 8th tor building up Ihospucebiirned out in the hist lire, wirh six good mid sulisluiiliul hie proof brick buildings one story high. Plans uiidspecillcutions ran be seen at U.afovuge it, Wright's, next door lo the post olllce. Salem. April 21th. IflWi. SWS f'oiiii'liiorsliii Wollrr. T II. MONTOO.MEKY and WILLIAM ILUDOE 9 have formed a copartnership nndcr the name of Montgomery ot tjo., to carrv on toe business ol 1'itu TOOltAPllING. in all its Wnches. (iHllery at the old stand, secoud story of tho old " iieiKiiiunrters bniMiug. J II MDNTdUMKIiV, Salem, April 17, 1105. WILLIAM ILLI1IGE. Closing Out-At Cost! AS WE INTKN'I) mtiKiiifr nclianjrein mr nuninpM, we will sell our entire Rtoek of Drv Omuls at 'OS I. Pernon wirilunir t'i iiurcliHne at Uie Lotceat Pricfi will do well to cull and examine our utm-k. SMI I'll At !AiiTWliIOHT. Htiletn, Oregon, Murcli III, lMtlV iV. B.c would be plenned to gee our Old CuhIo merti, eRpeciully those who hare unneUlud an'ouuts on our hooks. i'leiine come forward, flontlemen, without further nviiinion. (: tf) H & C. For Sale 'TIIK larpe two story residence of Mrs. 0. A-fTI 1 Willmm. The liH-atioii is one of the pkns Mjl a it I est and most dusirahle in Sulem. No paine orex pt use have been spared to make it a pleasant home. Tlie Krounds are nrnde nttraulive by slirubltery and the choi rest kinds of fruit trees. It "is near the Wil lamette University, and tlia ground donated for Hliite buildiuus, and is well adapted for u tirst-Hass board iuu; luiuse. Those wishing to purchase, will do wull o call aud ex tun me Uie premises soon. Mm. O. A. WILLKON. Kwlera, April H, Wti. t.:tf .SUIIIIIIOIIH. In the Circnit Conrt of ihe State of Oreiron for the ronnty of ('mts. May Term. A. 1 IWisV Mary C. Clinne. plaintiff, vs., Nathaniel Chase, defendant. Suit for the dissolution of tlie uiarriuxe contract H) NATHANIKL CHA.sk, defendant: Y ou are L hereby required lo appearand answer the com pbduton nle in lliealnive entitled court, pntvinir for a diiwolution of the bonds ol matrimony betweeu on rue if aud the pliiiiitilf. and you are hereby notified that uu less you doHitouar and answer said complaint ou the lirst day of the next term of said court to be icld at Kmpiru City in said county on the fourth Mod day. the .'d day of May, JHTu. the pluintitf will apply lo the Court to grant the prayer of uiid i-owpluiiiL. Ily ordorof Hon It. h. Htrnttoti. tlude. T. 1. WINVUKSTKK, April 17, IRtVi. I'laintill'i Attorney. SHEHIFF SALE. BY virtue of an execution from tbe circuit court of the Slate of Oregon for Marion county, and to me directetij bv the clerk of said court, in favor of D niel Ielnney, Sen., aud aitaim Cieortfe f. Iteale, am lor want of pemmal property I have levied npon and aillsxpoe lor sale to the hi truest bimter ir cajn in liuiid. at Ihe conrt-honse in Halem. on Kalurdnv the fifh day of May, at the hour of 1 o'clock p in. nf said day, all the riht, tide, and interest of the said Ueale, defendant, In aud to the following decril'd real ea- tute, to wit: I be si. Y. otmrter ami Ibe west hall or (tie K. quarter of Section W. and the wet half of the N. K fuarter of Section VA, in T. 9 H U W.. and known as Notillcatioti No. and situated In Mnri- on cotintv. Orsiron : and also the fdowinif described piece of land, to wit, in T. J S., H. 3 W., comtiienciiift at the south east oirnerof see. I; thence north 41) rods; thnnre w one half mile to a slake ; thence south 40 ro1s lo a slake; Ibeiice eaxl one half mile to the puce of beirinninir, and contaiuinif 40 acres, situate hi said count r, loyetber with t!e appurtenances tlienmnto btionKin(r; lo x rU to saitity execution, emits, inter est, and accming vni. Halem, April 6, 4 w ft Tbe ( hamplun Trolling Stallion of Oregon, FLY-BY-NIGHT. V THIS popular Htalhon will aland for mnrrs tiVtlia prrwm Ba,ii. 1110 nverj siai. TTM-nt Bvam. at tha liver, atahle of IIKS NKIT It WIIITK, FDKll-A.NK, ou th II I K, 111111 1. A. M, ou the lollowiua terms : lan. IJII: Nnuon. f 10. pEDinnsa rlr IitMhiu la a ueauliful IMark, j hands bt(h, of ft'id bonff. and flue rtjrla and finish. He waa iro, t,r lanaoa niaca nawa, lie ny old ler. rnont Itlark tl'nwk; hs daia, a Urn blark Moriran ware. Canada lllaik Hawk was bred btr C'ol.O. Row, nf Noran.l aiiaila: and Mr or Night by lvid Hr rlrk, o LlaretirfTllie, anaua r.ajtl. Arard of i'rrii to A'jr ( Aira. r Ir hy Nijltt was anM the nri preunnm lor trotting; note beals, and for the ahlile daah of Ure miles, at the Oi ,'ion State I air, last lull; and one of uie rolls re ceivrd the flrat prriniiiai ill its elans, at the same time. Ilia nerformanra enntia me trial nientlmiea waa net- lr than ever shown hr any other stallion in this Hula, the time annoutn-ed beinir 'Jt'if: while at I'ort land. B,nie lime Ister. he trotted in II Vtl ! In all his pntihe tnals, lie haa shown remarkahle qnalilteeof enH'iranre: and hae been joelly enlttied " I he Cnatnpi'H Xrratins 'MallMin of Oreiroai.' Aa an emdenre ol our mi.'i'l-oe in tiie speed of fly by. Mglil. we inaae tlie iuii.iwii, We will Irot "lie "ak dratf," or any stallion now in (iretroo. mile heat. H in 3, or 3 in U, for .,(KHJ A Kll'K o hall forfeit. In siity days from i:.a M.eotaure of tins rliallentfe, which renwiiia open till Mar I. !!, Ihe terms and eouditloiM of Uie rre now closed with lae Oak George, whirh are aa folluws i The ram to be made at Cortland, tlmvai, mile bu. 3 in j. to kai'ii'se and to rnle. ltt tl .! a Bi,e lii case this rl.Nllrtiiie is accepted, tbe money to be deposited with . B rarrlsh, I'orllend. Mares failing this season, ean bate tlie eerrieee of Ihe horee areUB. neat yw. Uend castariHT piornW and oarelJl alteuas paid to snares entrusted t oar charge. bu-k or grain rerived in paement at the ''iiin'jrr)k Hi ffifz i fit Be, Set ratee. nun at n tL.L.5, rrop a. I'ertland, April 1st, llt. w THE CLIPPER SAW AND PLANING MILL. H-HK PEOPLE OF 8AI.EM AND VICINITY X are hereby imiiHod that I have rebuilt, ami have In complete running order, the Clipper Saw and Planing Mill, Four Miles North of Salem, where I have on hand Iffore than Half a Million Feet of the very CHOICEST KINDS OF LUDISER. Those who wish to pnrchase The Very Bent IHntorlnl, will do well to come and examine my Lumber Yard. My terms are CASH IN HAND. LATHS PICKETS, S,- APPLE BOXES got out on short notice. 17 I will deliver Lumber at any place within the citv limiis. E. 1). TOWL. Salem. April 17, 1SG5. 7-y SIDE-WALK LUMBER? UY YOUli SID K-WALK PLANK OF E. D. TOWL, CUT OFF 8QUAUE, THE PROPEH LISNOTII, Sl Ocllrrred on the Ground, nt $17,00 PER THOUSAND FEET, More than half million feet of the BEST ETHIHXG Ll'MBEB IX TIIK VALLEY, fur sale CHEAP, at mv Steam Double Circular Saw anil PlatiiiiK Mill, four miles north of Salem. Hills anil onlers solicited. K. I). TOWL. April 17, 1K05, 7,w4 BENNETT HOUSE, SALEM, OREGON. j, holmes. w. l. gaston. 110 LUES & GASTON, WE have purehased the on 1 1 re interest tn this well known house, and would resiieetftillv inform our friends aud the trnvelitur public that we are now ready and prepared to accommodate all who may de sire to wive us a call. Ho puius or exjanisd will bn spared to minister to the comfort and convenience of our iruest. The California Company's stupes arrive nud depart daily, frnui this house, for ull purts of Oregon uud Viiiioriiiii. Salem, April 17, lHGft, - 7 At SUMMONS. State of Orctrmi, Cmiutv ot Marion, ss. Iu ,Tn mice's Conrt. Fairlleld Precinct. John okaife, pmiutilf, ft. I. Ii IVnlt. defendant. qO I. II. Pit ATT : You are hereby notified that a 1 wril of attachment has been issued apiinst you, and your property attached to satisfy the demand of Joiin nKaile, uiuoumintf to one iiutuirea ana twenty live dolhirs mid cost of suit. Now uulces vou shall an pear batoie James L). Tuvlor, a i tint ice of the pence in and for said county, tit his olllce in St. lxtuis.on the V4tn any ol June, liU, at iu o clock a.m., jmltftnent will be 'rendered airainst vou, und vour property sold to pay the debt. Dated this the Sih duy of April, IHuj. w4 JOILV HlCAlKK, PluintiH. SUMMONS. State of Oregon, County of Marion, ss. Injustice's i;ourt, Kiiirtiebt 1' ret) net. Jlauiuton Ac Utirrow, phiiutitls. vs. I. H. Pratt, defeudiints. HH) I. H. PRATT, defeiiduut: You are hereby no X tilled that a writ of utliudiment has been Issued nimiust vou. aud vour property attached to satisfy the demand of llttmiiton &. Uurrow, amountinir to two Itundrutl Hint lifty do num. now unless yon shall a pear before James 1). Taylor, a justice of tbe peace in and for stud count v. at bis of lice in St. Louie, ou the I -tti day of June. IStiii, at I o'clock n.m.. indirmenl will be rendered ntuiust yon and your property sold tOJll ay uie detit ami costs ot suit, ifiiten April o, iwj. :w4 HAMILTON It Hl'IiUdW, I'lsinlilU. The HiK!i-I5r l, XrolliiiK Slallion, WATERLOO, WILL ttind for mtiren the emuintt ttciuon, at Dal ian, Monday, Tuesday, and WeduoHduy, aud at .loieph IjCKtrctt'e Tliurvday,' Friday, and Huturday. Peditfree; Was ffot bv Sir Henry out of Nancy by Chanticleer, imported ov Col. Itay of N. Y. He i a beautiful durlc hay, Vo liundi han'ds hih. One of his colutaiok tht) premium at the State Fair hi lWil Term, $J5 in coin; but any mare not proving in foul can be returned next year free of charge. April I?, Htii. . J, WKLHII. AdniiiiiNiratoin NoiUw. XTOTK'K is hereby ifiveu tnat the nude mi if ned haa i l been duly appointed ad m mint rat or of the estate of in. iNieco, late ot folk County, Urcon, ileceiuieu. All th ono knowing thenineh'Ori indebted to fluid do eeuHod, will pleuwj Nettle up, and all thoite huviu claiuiH aifiiintit tho aanie willpleaKO prenent theiu lo tbe uudemiKued at Dallas williiu six moutlm. W. C. WillTSOX, April 17, 1RV. 7w I AdmiuiBtmlor. SllKHIFF'S HALE. BY virtoe of an execution to me directed from the clerk of (he circuit court iu aud for Currr county, and MtMto of Oregon, iu favor of Wiiiium 'i'lcheiior, and against H. K. Hamuli, I will offer for mite at public outcry, ou the 'M day of Muv, IHli.), between the hours of niuuo clock a. nt. and four o'clock p, in. at the court bonne iloor in fclleniburtf, conunty and Slate aforenuid, the following i'ropurly to wit: All the riuht, title, and interest that the wtid Ii. K, Samen may have in a donation hind ehtiui, situated in the county, and State aforesaid, and known as the It. K, Satuen louatiou rluim. nud denerihed nsfoltowst N I of N. nroftSee No 4. town if2 H H 15 W. Tho same will be Hold to satisfr the sum of two hundred aud seven dollars and thirty-three H I'KXDEHnANT, Kllenslntrir, April 17, I WW. w 4, Sheriff. .KV DI.OOUAOO GOLV AiD SILVER MINING CO NO'l'ICK. There are delinquent upon the following; described Rtock.nn account of assseMments levied Auuust H.'lh, aud October tith,lM)4.the never, I amount set opposite the names of the respective shareholders iu I Snmei, Uer. not turned. No. Share. Amount II -V. Khutt 27fil fl,5ti U. 1). Ilarrlujton " Uiol :w,!M C. iVitevs 41 Wi 'MM K. D.Thorti " ZH W Mi ll. IIiiUilllull " & J,i1 In accoriinnre with an order of the Ihmrd of Direc tor of Miid couipauv, made April If, IHw, so many tmres of each tmrcei ol siiul sUk-k as may oe uecea- iary, will tie dd at the o(1iie of the company In Ha i cm on tne tan ol aiuv, iw. at ttie no. r ol iu o ciocit m. of sum niiv, (o pay said k I him unit assrsstoenls hereon, to t titer with rottts of a! vert ini nit aud ex- teiiw.s of tlie sale. AL. is. K1KUNU, H-c'y. naieni, w recoil, April n. awu Dlt. of WISTAIVS Wild Balsam Cherry, a ri nk run tvtnr roKV or PULMONARY COMPLAINT. Caught, Coldt. lironrhilil. Asthma, Croup, Whouping Lough, Spitting oj Blood, Liter Com plaint, cjv.i c. CONSUMPTION, Whirh RMrriee i,lf more vii-lim. than any other ilia- ease, and which bnttlea the skill of the Fliysician to a greater estent than any other malady, often YIELDS TO THIS RKMKUJ1 when all others prove ineffectual. AH A Mi;i)I IK, Kauid lu relief, soothing iu effect, safe hi its oe ration It Ih tiiHurpaaHed! While, as a u re oa ration, free froui aoilous luurell enls, poiwais, or minerals; unithiK skill, science, aud uietln-al knowledge, eonilniitii(( all thai is vaiuame id Uie veffetable kingdom lor tins class ol disease, it it and is entitled to, merits, and receives the tuviable ppellHtion of THE INVALIDS FRIEND! Hold by all lniggu, and by HKDMfJTOsf k CO., 416 and 418 Front street, Kan Franriero. Kedding's Russia Salve. roBTT IEABS' EIFEBIEKI has fully aeUbllshed the superiority of KEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE over all ether healing preparations FOR TIIK C'L'IIE OF Sraldt, Tlurm. Cult, Firth Woundt, Baill, CkilUaint. lltiileri, Hruiiet, Ftlnnt. Pilct, Eryiipflat, Uleert, Salt Rheum. Injury by Splintert, Old I -, Ring Worm, Frott ilillfa) Parti, AND ALL CtTASEOm MSKASEH and ervptious generally. KCDDIMs'S Rl'HHIA 8ALVB Is prompt in artkin, removes pain at onoe, and to duree Die mil angry looking swrllings ami Intlain nations, aa if by magic thus allurdiug reluif aud a coaiplete care. FOR HALK EVEItVWIIKItE. REDIXUTO.I CO., Aff.U, aplJeosa 416 aa4 418 Front SL, Baa fraixieco. BO, GOO ! Clamral, Srientific, Poetical, Mechanical, Medical, Surgical, Dililical, Geological, Phrenological, Physiological, Philo sophical, Phonographic, Military, Veterinary, Surveying, Mill-wight,Enginttnng,I)rajt-ing, Homebuilding, Rail road making, Steamer , and Ship-build-ing. tyc.i e.i BOOKS, at CIIAIILES IIARItETT'S Front street nnd Washington street, PORTLAND, : : : : : OREGON. 5,000 Rrhool Rooks, by all the best authors, at Stilt Francisco prices, at CHAKLKS BARRETT'S, Portland. 30,000 quires Russian bonnd Blank Books, at less thau San Fmncisen ttrices, nt CHARLES HAltUETT'S, Fortlautl, A, 000 reams Note, Letter, Cap, and Lugul Cap Pa per, at CHAKLKS BARRETT'S, Portlaiul. 5,000 Diaries for 1865, . 80,000 Nofels and Song Books, 5,000 Tola. Srlentifle nnd other works, at CHARLES BARRETT'S, Portland. DRAWING IHHTHI'MKNTS, Drawiu Ta per, Silk and Linen, iril'SIC AND iriUglCAMNHTRlHIENTi, PldHINQ HODs), Lines and Hooks, PIIOTOfiRAPHIO AI,Bl'ITI, and PIIOT4H4KAFIIM of all the Noted Men and Places in Ihe World, ejffFT IOOKM, a splendid assortment, at CHAKLKS BARRETT'S, Portland. LATIN, French. Spanish, Qreok, German, Italian, and Welsh Hooks, nt CHAKLKS BARRETT'S Portland. Robinson's Series of Arillinictlr, THE UNION READER, r7The He st and most Popular In the Atlantis Stales. TEACHERS, LOOK TO IT! And 10,000 Articles, too Numerous to mention. Apent for IIICADLR & CO., Dime Book Publlsliera, . Mew York. Newspapers, Magazines, &c, AT MAN FRANl'IMlO PRICBS, doI2m6 at CHARLES BARRETT'S, Porlaud. CURE YOUR COLD, SAVE VOVK LUNGS. NEWELL'S 1'lfLMOlVAUV SVUIIP Ins Ciirs'd 'riioiiMnntls, IT WILL CURE YOU. "A cough Is generally Ihe cAtirt of a cold, which haa either been Improperly trnated or entirely neg lected. When it- proves obstinate, THERE IS AL WAYS REASON TO F.EAR TIIK CONSEQUEN CES, as this shows a weak state of Ui lnngs, and is often the forerunner of consumption." Uuclianan'a Domestic Medicine. STOP THAT COUGHING! Some of von can't, and we pity you. You have tried every remedy hut the one destined, by Its Intrlu slc merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It la not surprising you should be roltietunt to try som- thing else nftcr the many experiments you have made of trashy compounds foisted on the public as a certain cur i but NEWEL,!.') ril.lTlONAHY SYRUP Is really the VERY BEST remedy aver compounded for tho our of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Uroiichllia, and Consumption. Thousands of people lu California and Oregon have al ready been btnellted by its stirprisliigenratlve powers. WHAT KILLED Hint Dr. Hall, In his 'Journal of Health," speaking of th death of Washington Irving, asks the above ques tion, and adilsi " He might well have remained with us for soma years to com, had It not been for advice, kindly intended, no doubt, but given In thoughtless ness and recklese Ignorance. llt Imd u Cold I Which, by some Injudicious prescription, had been converted into asthma." I vet ma say lo Dr. Hall that that "prescription" was not INKWELL' PUI.nONAKV a rip. KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE, us It freely, give it to your children upon th slightest ludicallon of a Cold, aud yon will think and apeak of it aa all do who havo become acquainted with its merit. REDINUTON is CO., Agents, Ban Francisco. And for aalo overy where. de'Jtimiiis DRAKE'S PLMWIOH BITTERS. S. T.-1860-X. Tlie mpiiliiy with wliicli mm mutii'Jii bib Huvebecoine a HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY through out civilixrd iialions, is without a par allcl in the history of th world. OVER TWO MILLION, OXB UIMEO TII01H1D Were Sold in TWELVE Months. The Dcmnnd ia Daily Increasing! RICH and I'OOIt,OLD nud YOUNG Lftdlr, rbfalrUnn and Clergjnta FIND 71 ST IT Itovlvo Drooping- Hpirifai, Maid WTHE.Wl'H lo Use ftU lat Vigor to the Mind, aan is Exhausted Nature's Great RESTORER. Its effect, In ease of DYSPEPSIA, Loiaof Appetite, Wrnknr, Excrt Ive FhiIkhp, MonrMioinnrh, Hie" Inl Ocupondcnrf, r. IS MOST EXTRAORDINARY It la cowpowtl of the rhnieeal moia and herhs. th Ihe celebrated f'AI.IMAYA HAHK, ete, all pre erred In pure KT. W'lX KI M. As a gentle Appe tiser, and healthy, agreeable Ktimulanl, it has no equal. It is sola tiy all mrctatiie dealers, in every lowa. I'ari.h, Villsg and Hamlet, throughout North and Knnlli America, Europe, and lb Island ef the Ocean. I f Kim ean be genuine nnhja bearing Ihs pri vate United Hiaie Hump over lb cork, with Slgua tare on steel plate label uf P. A. I'RAKI., A CO. H3HTII V 1AVIM, Tl Front Hn-ei, PorlUaid, Orrgoa. MO Lit AOBNTft PH RRU0N, and Ih Terrtlerle. u.-ri, rii,. imi oml "Il.slr W'taiilref," AT the - TAr.siBa.lf. lyiBsai. 1 OGB J. 0. & SAN rHANCISCO. x Corner or California and Davis Sis. ..I'll NOW OFFER FOR SALE, WHOLESALE 08 KhTAlL, a largo and varied assortment of all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ' Also, the Celebrated OHIO UEAPER, (called th'a New York or Seymour It Morgan), vombtnea llachius, wilh great improveaienta, hating a STEEL Cutter Bar. Can be changed from a Mower tot Utaa er in tti MiNUtis outs within an Inch of the ground or two feat high. Can be used with two or nor horses. Will work on any side hill, whan Horses eaa travel, , CF-ONE THOUSAND of these Machines In us aa this Coast, which we consider THE BEST PROOF of their SUPERIORITY over all other Machines. "' J. D. ARTHUR SON, 4m4is Sol agents for th PaciAo Coast . PROVISIOT1 STORE rpiIOMAS H. COX, at his old stand on Comnwrsial 1 Htrool, Salatu, lunap aaralssslly baai a, fKi aalected sleek of FAMILY GROCERIES, Teas, Syrups, Coffee, Sugar, &C.,4C.,iC. ' ; '. MMWEMMIMOMllIi, Pea Nuts, Candles, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Cbolce Wines and Liquors, , For Medical Fnrpo, In short, everything required to supply th household1 wauls oi The Best Regulated Families. ALL KINDS Of MURCBANTABL1 COUNTltY PHODXJCK, ..SUCH AS.. Potatoes, Turnips, Carrots, Parsnips, Ac, BOUGHT AND SOLD. Prices to Suit the Times. QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS. Doors open at all bnilnese hours i Ailmlialoii Free! No Charge Tor Examining Stock. Articles delivered to any part of th City, FREE OF CHARGE. raoaixcox. Salem, March 13, 1863. "AX Ol'NCE Ol PKIVKNTITK 18 WORTH i POUND Or CUKK." Gunn's New Family Physician, Home Book of Health. rORHINO A COMPLETE 1I0U8ETIOLD OCIDP. GIVINamnnr YatuaUt Surreetion for avoiding Diseaa and Prolon(rln Life t with plain dire' . tions in ease of emerKency, and pointing oat ia fa miliar hiniiuaKe th causes, symptom, treatment an Cure ot diseaa incident to men, women and cbildreni with siuiplest and best remedies, BYJOHNV.U UNN, M. D., Author of tht old work knot at " Osss'i Dtmeitit Medicine." EDITORIAL NOTICES. Dr. Oi'Ka Is famous to all western peopl If not Indeed lo all America, for hia celebrated wrlt invs, and Ihe r.cees of the present work ia th best rertiHrale oJ it character that can be prod need. Th at vie of the book is a very superior nn, both a I ila typoa-rapiilrnl appearance ana uinuinf . umif ure yoaiae, fee. w ra, ivu. Dn. Ovs. anllior of the old and deservedly popntar work railed " Gunn's Domestic Medicine," haa lately published th reenlu of hia riper experience in lb Now Family l'h-siclao," which la really what it profeases to be, a " Home Book of Health.' It ia Volume of over 1200 panes, and contain a vast fan of luforaialion npon Medical and eoiruam subjects. If every family in the Kutl hail a copy of it, it would eitiiiKiii.il a vast deal of quackery and save thousand of dollars now worse Man (Aroiea away. Oregon Slateiman, March IMh, IHOi TV liv no hesitancy In reeommendln this work as th most eomnlele Family Medical Ouid now published. Albany Journal, March 'Ad, Iff 14. MR V. II. McCLKLLAN baa bean appointed Can' TassiiiK A(eiit for Marion county. He will endeavor to give all peraona resident In th Monty an opporta ity of obtaining I his reliable ana Invaluable subscrip tion work. Parties Interested will pleasa remember that thhr work is only sold by subscription, and but on oppor tunity will be presented for obtaining It. Kach eoonty in th Htat will be thoroughly canvasaed as acoa aa practicable. M.E.TC AVER, Portland, i-m Agent for Orete. A CARD FOB THI tlllil OF MAN FRANCISCO. BADGER & UNDENBERGER, No. 411. 413 and 41S Batter Street, Cor. Hercbniit, Sua I'ranciaco. Importers and Wholesale Dealers. ENTIRE NEW AND FBESII STOCK 1 WE would rail the attention of COUNTRY NKR CIIANTrt lo our usnallr laric stock of Goods. Our slock comprlsM every article in th Ololhlni anil furnishinv line. W have constantly ou band th larirest stork and Kreateet variety of Casalaer ami W,m,I HATi4 of anv honae In Han Francisco, and ar prices for Ibea Uooda are lea tbaa thos af any lions, as we remiv them direst from tbe manufactu rer's consignment. Our slock of Hp ring aud hummer (looda ia particularly attractive, aaa! tha arreat fsetar to tbe eouniry mercliaiil is th unusually low pnese leu Than the Coit t Importatloil W, also keep th STAPLE ART1CLR8 la th Dry floods line, which floods w have pur. baaed ia this market under th hammer, and are ottering sheas at New York Coat, and less. W publish this card in order that we Bay auk new acqnalniaiicoa, aud Indue those who have ao heretofore purchased of ns, to call and imaUwonr stock. Good Article! and Low Prion I Are the vreat Inducement, te all wbe anrehas lo all airain. Merchant, wno say ne prolll, and sell to their ewioaiers at a low OKur. V remain, reapect fully, , luur Doe, lent Mr.aiii., IIAKOKR UNlE5nr:ROER, rVholeaal I'hahinaaad Hat YYarehons, Nne. til, 4M and tli llaltery street. Han Vranciwo, April 1, loi, 3mi Happiness or Hisery; THAT IS THE QUXSTION, TIIFPRnPRIKTORHOr' TrtB "PAnrtC VIII hKt'al l)F ANATOMY AND riCIEXCK." hat dte mined, reKanlless of eapenaa, to Ina FRKal (for Ihe benent ol sanenns; aumaoitv) mnr m weir moet inlereatinst and tnstrnrtiv ltirt UKtvS, ea M A Kill All E, and its dlsqualilleatloua i Nervous De hilnv, Prematura Decline of Manhood, Iii,livition. : . . I Ul.l weaaneasor uepreesion, uieeoi ri7 Power, tlie a; real ttocial kivtl, sod Uina maladle that result frum youthful fnllica. airew of maturity, or If nnrane of Phyiloy at id Nature's lw. Theee Invalaabh. l-eluie hav la th nwaimrf amliahteaini and savmsr thoennaa, and will b lor wanted H1KK oa receipt Tweaty .v Cent hi poetaa Kampa. T Wwla, 'Werrtary Pmae M Inm of Anatomy and Deienr, Pla e, saa Fraa- C'-Utter to be seat throoh Well. Fart A Co.