The Oregon statesman., June 19, 1865, Page 3, Image 3

lite (Drfjott tatcomau.
Ak'"'' of Ilie SiuIi'hiiiuii.
Mesare. J L. Parrisu 67. Co., of I'ortliiml, will re
ccive and receipt fur subscriptions to the Oregon
Statesman. Our patrons at Portland will bear tlila in
minil.
Tlittlo show how utterly liinomiit of this matter the Stiittt.
mini reiilly Is, it Is only neueBHfiry lit lUls tlint Kullturinn
wsi rislesssd st Hutistnr Nesiiiltti'i rsoueiit, and upon Hint
fHiillouinn eitrsolnir to boootue jHtrwnnUy ri'iponilble for
iilkersnn's aiipeuranoe, iliimlii ho be wanted for trial. Nut
wlllistsnilltis Hist hii request, upon the senator war Impudent
and dlHitracuful io those making It, and a very good juke at
the txieuae of the senator, yet It la the fact nevertheless.
Arena.
The above statement has just enough triilli In it to
make ita falsehoods more glaring. Senator Nesmilh
win never renueatod to become responsible for Fulk
raon'a appearanco. nud therefore there waa nothing
" disgraceful" or" impudent" committed: Mr. Nea
Bilth wrote from Portlund to Col. Muury, that he waa
uninformed aa to the ouubo of Kulkcrson's arrest, hut
that If he was released, lie (the Suimtor) would ha
, come hail for his reappearance. This olfer was pure
ly voluntary and unsolicited, and mude by Nesmith
! out of kiudly sympathy for an ignorant son of an old
, neighbor and friend, who bad probably beeu more
, thoughtleaa than criminal.
' Th Bill Rmoins. This company visited Srtloin
last week, and, having furnished ua with tickets, re
' qaeated that we ahonld say of them Just what we
' think. Hera it la. They are notnowacoompauiedhy
Hayward und Hull, who gave them all their musical
excellence last winter. The music they furniah now,
, i not half as good as can bo procured from the mail-
i eians of Saiem at any time. The following extract
1 i We take from the Shasta Courier , and hope that some
, means may be devised to break up the company, and
- place the interesting "Little Clara" whore she may be
properly educated i
''"The principal attraction of the troops la a young girl
bout twelve yean of age. We are well advised that these
men hired this child from her brother, In the city of llaltltnore
las the paltry sum of live dollara pur week In greenback!.
" further, that the child ia entirely uneducated, not being- ablu
. tn roful lii niniH. ni- ,.,,l H,,t.. ami ll.ut wl.lt U. flan V,an.
.. claco, whon these humbugs fulled tn draw, they rented the
. ehltd out to the negro mlnitrelfl, at fifty dollars per week In
gold. The people should see to it that tills child Is no longer
permitted to oontlnue In a troupe of men, without female
assoclatee, and good moral example and teachlnga, and the
' big able bodied boobies who are making a living off her tal
ents, ahould be set to work to make their own living, Instead
of living on the profits of a cblld whose future la being
clouded by such association."
Burglars still aaouND. Last Mondny night they
. nade a raid on the Clerk's office, and attempted to got
- inte the county safe, using cold chisels, ecu but suc
ceeded only in breaking and alisarranglug the lock, so
; that it took Mr. Edoa several days to get into the
' strong box and secure the funds. Will not the city
authorities do something to stop this already alarming
t state of affairs? They ought to either offer a reward
. for the apprehension of the burglars, or provide a po
lice force sufficient to watch them. We understand
that the business men have employed one wutchmau
for the night, hut one man is iiisullluient for this city
. of magnificent distaiices." Better appropriate some
of the tax money just collected, toward the safety aud
good order of the city.
; :: Amu Shakes dipt. Small, with forty men of
v Company 6, Oregon Cavalry, and dipt. Williuma,
with the eaine number of Company II, Oregon In
fantry, loft Camp Watson on the Sfld of May for a
, raid upon the Sunke Indians supposed to be harboring
i in the vicinity of Crooked River and Harney Lake.
If they como in contact with the Indians, the troops
will render a good account of themselves.
HiGH-FRiciD Sheep. From a letter to Rev. E. E.
Parriah.of Linneouuty, written by Mr. S. B. Rock
well, of Vermont, which we have been permitted to
examine, we glean that the bitter gentleman has paid
1400 for tour ewes, $:)000 for ten ewes, and (15110 for
three others, in commencing a small flock of select
stock. We believe that Mr. Rockwell brought a Kite
. Hock of sheep to this State some years since, and that
. he is acquainted with tnnny of our wool-growers. His
statements will be interesting.
' New Hotel. Mr. J. L. Smith la now putting np a
, vary fine Hotel building on the site of the old Man
sion House. The building will be three stories high,
seventy-eight feet front, and fifty feet deep, and will
, contain about eighty rooms. If finished as designed,
it will be quite a showy building, and add hirgely to
u she hotel accommodations in Halem. ,
ELLEnnixi Woolen FACitoitr. By advertisement
in tbis issue, we observe that the Ellendale Company
will complete ita organization next month, by which
time it Is expected the Factory will commence busi
ness. The Factory is located at Nesmilb's old Mills
' on tbe Rickrcnll, about three miles uhove Dallas. The
Company will be managed by gentlemen of experi
ence in tiie bueiuess, with plenty of means to insure
its success.
Bioht. Outhouse has a long defense in the Inst
Arena. We are informed that he is a partner In that
jftper, and it Is but justice that he should use its col
umns. The Salem Factory Compauy is chatupioued
bp the Arena, and Outhouse ia certainly entitled to an
anal show.
. Tbadi at Coos Bat. Nine Vessels loaded with
lnmber sailed from Coos Bay during the months 6f
April and May. The mills lucre are doing a large,
and we hops a profitable, business. Tho facilities for
lumberiug at that point are not excelled by any on the
coast.
Bono Himself. A man of the name of Wagner,
while on a visit at the house of John Bonner on French
Prairie, in this eonnty. hung himself. The family wits
absent at the time, and found the unfortunate n,uu
dead on returning.
A Poem Wasted. Tho Committee on Arrange
ments for the ensuing celebration, desire an appropri
sac poem. A aubecriptiun pawe not large will he
given for the poe-n accepted. Manuscripts to be left
at N. 0. 1'arrish eV Co.'s store.
The Teachers' Institute will meet in this city on
Thursday, the 29th lust. Teachers from tbe surround
ing counties will be furnished entertainment gratia.
It ia expected that a pleasant and . beneficial acssion
- Will be bad. Teachers ought to attend it
.The Stale Journal reports the discovery of gold
on the Coast Fork, about forty miles from Eugene
preparations nave been made to prospect the " dig
gingi ' thoroughly. We hoiie that the discovery may
prove a rich one.
-Tbe Mountaineer notices the fact of ronuy per
sons permanently establishing themselves at the
Dalles making their homes at that poiut. Also, that
stock books have been opened for a stago company to
ran a line of stages from Dalles to the Owyhee mines.
The race at Jacksonville recently between Ma-
, hornet and Mime Kifltmno beats, best two In three
was won by Mahomet in two straight heats. Time,
1:51 and !:'?. Slakes f.'sK).
The Sentinel reports that James Thornton wss
killed by the Iudians, on the road between .Honey
Lake and Surprise Valley. Thornton formerly carried
the Fort Klamath express, and has a brother in this
vallev.
Coal. The Oreeonian reports the discovery of
several veins of excellent coal on the Cowlits river,
near it mouth. Also, veins of gypsum, suitable for
the manufacture of cement.
The Sentinel says that over 500 head of cattle,
and 2000 heaiW' sheep, have started from Jackson
eoonty, over the Rogue river and John Day wagon
load, for the mines.
The Presbyterians have purchased the Corvallis
College, and intend establishing a first -class Academy
la that town. This will be their first institution of
learning in Oregou ao says the (iazette.
New discoveries of gold mines are reported on the
Cohrmhia, above Port Colville. Capt Len White will
soon have his steamboat plowing up the waters of
that hypeiboreau region.
Late RAis.-The timely fall of rain during the
past week baa done great good to the vegetable gar
dens, crops of wheat and caste, and given the pasture
teMs a new lease to their carpets of green.
Witbthe Democrats. A Chinese doctor tried to
Tote at the recent election in Walla Walla. He offer
ad tbe straight democratic ticket,
ScajooATsn Moreover The democrats of Port
land conn y get np a ticket at the ensuing city alee-two-
Subjugated again.
Mustered opt. Capt. Keeler has been mustered
at of service, nnder general orders closing all Pro
., Tost Marshal offices ia tbe Northern States.
, We are inAirmed that Judge Boise will deliver
the Fourth of July address at Hal las. It will be well
worth going a long way to hear.
The recent loss by fire at the Dalles amounts to
ear t.'i0,MI0-. Huraasno, Blocking, at Co., hardware
dealers, losing $A).0O of thai amount
Henry Peake, a reaioVot of Una eoonty , arcidea
tslly shot himself, and soon after died from the effects
ef tbe wound.
" Tbe Walla Walla Statrtman says that T 3. Direr
formerly of the Orrronian, paved through Walla
Walla lately, ou bis way to his old home in this Stale.
The Albany Journal reports that 900 head of cat
tle have already been driven over the Willamette
Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Koad.
A large stork ef boots and shoes is cowing over
land to Idaho City.
' O Jacobs. Esq . has accepted aa invitation to ad
drees the people of Yreka, Cat., oa the 4th of July.
TllH ltlCHIINU "VVllltl" TO VllKllNIANS.
Tltii celebrated a.id influential paper, now un
der the charge of tbe veteran Julio. Mipor
liotts, preaches tho gospel of peace to tbe ood
qnerod people, as follows :
"Now, when it Ima become apparent that
the Uuion will be preserved, nud that the
Southern States will reautna their relations tn
tho listors whoso cotnnatiionabip they renounced
in nil evil hour of blindness nud pttssiun, it is
well tn consider what obstacles still oppose a
cordiul re-union, nud whether they may not be
removed.
Among these obitaolci, perhaps nntta is
irreater than the idea which has been sedulous.
ly Inoulouted by the designing advocates of
of tlisoord fur many years, that the people of
tne iMnrinern ana southern sections buto endi
other with inextinguishable enmity, and tint
tins natrra la, so deeply louuded In the habits,
tastes and 'opinions, of the people that it can
not be eradicated. Nothing has contributed
more to iteep up the resistance of the South
ern people than tbe teachings of those who de
dared that the North wits inspired with a feel
ing of enmity and rerence so bitter that noth
ing would satisfy her neoolu exoent tbe utter
ruin of tbe Southern homes, tbe desolation of
Southern families and the destruction of all that
mrtlln lifn tvnptl, n.uMminM
The passions kindled. Ly the war, and the
deeds of rapine and viotonoe on botlt sides to
which tho war has given birth, have for a long
time prevented us from developing the real
sentiments of humanity and kindness to which
thousands will happily return now when the
blood-red flames of the conflict are beginning
w suosiue.
We feel sure that even the most embittered
secessionists will acknowledge the conduct of
me united Mates omoers and soldiers in Kich
mond has been not only oonsiderato and hu
mane, but adapted to inspire confidence and
kindness in roturn. And with the prospect
ot returning pouoOj tne r.euimenu ot tne peo
ple of the North are beginning to appear in
forms which ought to elicit corresponding feel
ings. The prompt aotinn of the Christian Commis
sion in supplying all the destitute among us
with food, certainly does not savor of a spirit
of hatred and revenge. We have heard of
various expressions of good feeling, from many
Northern communities, which will be speedily
manifested, we are sure, in more substantial
terms tlian mere words.
Whon contrasted with the reckless spirit of
destruction aud disregard of private rights and
property exhibited by the leaders of disunion,
even to the very hour of their final flight from
Virginia, those developments of kindness and
sympathy from those who were lately reckoned
as enemies of the South, will not fail to work
a change in many minds.
We earnestly exhort the people of the South
to dismiss rancor from their hearts, to believe
what is undoubtedly truo, that their brethren
of the North desire to lire wilh them in the
bonds of peaoe, and to cultivate a spirit of con
ciliation and forboaranoo whioh will soon bear
tho richest fruits."
Washington, June 4th. Gen. Grant has is
sued the fol owing congratulatory addross to
our armies :
War Department, Adjutant General's Office,
Washington, D. C., June 2d. General Ordeis
No. 108 Soldiers of the armies of the United
States: By your patsiotism to your country in
the hour of danger and alarm, your magnifi
cent fighting, your bravery and euduranoe, you
have maintained the supremacy of the Union
and the Conetituiou ; overthrown all oppnsi
tion to tho Government, and of the proclama
tions abolishing slavery the causes and pro
texts of the rebellion, and have opened the
way for the authorities to restore order and in
augurate peaoe on a permanent aud euduring
basis, on every foot of American soil. Your
marches and battles, in nistance and duration,
and in brillinticy will add to the lustre of the
wot Id's past military achievements, and will he
tho patriot's precedent in the defense of liberty
and right, in all time to come.
In olicdience to your country 's call, yon left
your homes and families, and volunteered in its
defeuoe. Victory has crowned your valor aud
secured tho purposo of your patriotic hearts,
and with the gratitude of" your countrymen and
tho nighest honor, you will coon be permitted
to return to your homes and families, conscious
of having discharged tho highest duty of Amer
ican citizens. To achieve this glorious triumph
and sco u re to yourselves and your fellow coun
trymen and posterity tho blessings of peaceful
institutions, thousands of your gallant country
men have fallen, and sealed tho priceless leg
acy with their lives. Their graves a greutlul
nation bedews with' tears, honors their memo
ries and will ever cherish and support their
stricken families. U.S. Grant.
Old Ohkoonians. "Castine" notices some
old Orrgonians as follows s '
Grant has become a peaceful bureau officer,
and we can see him any dny riding about the
streets of Washington with his traditional oigar
in bis mouth, fnliuwcd by no Staff, but with on
ly una orderly riding at a respectful distance
iti the rear. Sheridan, tho fiery, matchless
Sheridan, short, well umdo, wiry and terrier
looking, has dismounted at last, and no more
iu heat of lialtle pounces upob whole brigades
of troops sent to other commanders, and thrusts
them in where victory is won. Sheridan picks
bis teeth at Willnrd's, aud bivouacks in a cara
vansary whose oharges nre more dreadful than
those of the recaloitrane Fitzhugh Lee. ltu
(us Ingnlls, the General-in-Chief of all tbe
Quartermasters, has his headquarters on Penn
sylvania avenue, and hopes to soon see the day
when he can ouco once more talk Chinook to
his webfooted friends in Oregon.
IIeaw Shipments. Messrs. Crawfnrds
have shipped nine hundred tons of flour from
their Mills in Albany sinco the present boating
season commenced. The amount of wheat
shipped by other parties in this plaoe will reach
forty thousand bushels. Oats, apples, and
other produce have been shipped in quantities
correspondingly large. Albany Journal.
Could not our wharf-boatman furnish as with
an item in this liue, for Salem ?
GrMnjor Goneral McDowell, believing that
the present state of the country,' now happily
settled, now admits of charges against citizens,
under military arrest for disloyal practices, be
ing disposed of by tbe civil, instead or the mili
tary authorities, has submitted all oases of
that nature to the U. S. District Attorney, for
suoh action as the grand juries may take.
Sals or School Land. The Albany Jour
nal notices the sale of twenty-one hundred
dollars of worth school land sold by the Coun
ty Superintendent for Linn connty. Tbe great
er part sold at one dollar and a quarter per
acre. One piece of forty acres brought sixteen
dollars and a half per acre
The Traitor Biciunan. When Lincolna's
remains were passing through Lancaster, I'a.,
they passed in plaiu view of the house of James
Buchanan. Nothing to denote that a calamity
had befallen the nation, not even a dag at half
mast to indicate the death of a great man. was
visible from the residence of one who did more to
assist tbe South in preparing for the rebellion
than any other living man.
And such was Democracy after Douglas left that
Prty.
Mohkby Outlawed "Castine," of tho
l atoii, writes from Washington, April 24
The guerrilla Moaeby is declared an outlaw,
and tea thousand dollars is offered for his head,
dead or alive s orders have been given not to
receive a surrender from him. but to shoot him
at sight. The day of retribution has come for
him.
STRUCK Ile." Petroleum oil has finally
been struck in wells bored for the pnrpoae, in
California. Tbe S. F. Flag announces the
fact of a successful well, yielding about thirty
barrels per day, strnek on the north fork of
Mattole creek in Humboldt comity.
tT'The Government has decided that the
motto, "In God is our trust," shall hereafter he
stamped upon coin issucj from the United
States Mints.
fVIn aitrcking the Mobile furls, General Mo
Arthur naed mortars nade of guro tre and hooped
with iron, which answered every purpose.
THE LATEST.
Biwuiitl DinuU:lit;a to tlift Oregon Uitofltimu,
Run FnincifH'o, June 17. Tlie ftuwitu of (tie Mnxiruu
It. -public Imvu (thirt'd upon umrkot iu tliis Slulc a loan
of U-n Miillio'ifl doll urn. Tlie money derived from it
w to lio v.'xpetidt-I iu defuiisio of tho Mexican Nutiouul
ity. The limn bcitm ten per cent, hiteruflt, and the wy
inutitutid redeuipiion of the bond mid. coupon are
Beuurud by the tmriBfer to Huniuel lirantmi. nn truttit'e,
of one-half of lUcal proooetlt of all rtjveuueftund du
tk'. do rived from Mm I'm stun honetjtj of Mitxathm,
Ummniia, Man.illo und all portu iu the States of Bina
Ion, Notion, and 'Julitna. .
The Hhminar Count. Luti oil took 877 passengers, and
I..VJS,H:ib' treumire,
John Jonklieiui, a Mexican professor of laiufnagea,
committed suicide last nifxht by taking oxalic acid.
Tlie steamer Flora, built for the California H.cain
Navigation Company to ply between Sacra men to and
Maiysville, was launched on Thursday, from the Pott-no.
hlie if) i:t? feet long, t.8 feet breadth of beam.-'
Nor hold is three feet. 81 iu oairies two hib pressure
boilers and only draws 11 indie of water liht.
The Newt LtUter made its appearance again uailer
former name uiul head.
litWilTundoi-H 7374. Gold on tlie Mth, 142.
ISuu Francisco, 1H. Schooner Milton Hader, Capt.
llardititf, iHij days from New York, arrived yesterday
ou lierwuy to Ksqulmalt, briuKin the tfrst installment
of wire, insulators und material lor use of the Collin
Telegraph Liue.
The trot over tho Ocean Course between Flora
Temple, Pilot, Lady Wall is and .Mohawk Chief, was
well couteated and won by Flora Temple after five
heats Lady Wall is winning tbe first two. Time
l2:Mli2-,;&,-2:Vl2::A),V:K. Muhawk Chief was dis
tanced lira, beat and Lady Will I is on tbe fourth.
Overland line down east of Laramie. 4
Ban Kkancibco Markets. Quotations for June 10,
LckiiI Tenders, 7.1.
Flour local extras Quoted at IU fi0n$l5 per bbl,
with a fair jobbing trade. Wheat prices nominal.
Utirliy hijCh 500 aauktt choice old Bay for brewing, is
reported at fl 75 per 100 lbs, Potatoes very scarce,
and command extreme figures, new are selling ia lots
at ihaii- Wool market Hat under Kaatern advices.
Clean shipping baa been sold at 20ja21o per lb. Coffee
sales of boo packages Manilla reported at $20)c per
lb. Kymp 4,000 kes Enut HohUhi iu lots on private
terma,' part understood at or about 80c per gallon.
BiLRH Woolkh Factory. Thli Factory recommenced op.
rations last week, but had soitrcely run a single week until
a row was kicked up. We have not yet learned all the par
ticulars ; but the subitance of the matter is this : The Union
men working; In the Factory refuse to be bulbed Into the sup
port of sundry .Copperhead arrangements attempted to be
carried out by the Company. The row commenced In the
wool room, and Mr. Perkins, the foreman of that room, the
best sssorter of wool on the Pacific coast, and a Union man
has left the concern. Quite a number of others hare quit,
snd one spinner, (the best spinner in the Factory,) has been
discharged. It Is a noticeable fsct that of all thoie who hare
retired, snd those who have been discharged, not a single
one ts a democrat. The employees hare been told that they
mutt deal at the Factory Store and the spinner that was
dlscharea did not take the Arena,
CtiLiui ration IK Salkm. The citizens of thli place will cel
ebrate the coming Fourth of July In an appropriate manner,
snd cordially Invite the patriotic of this and adjoining conn
ties to participate with them. The serrlces of Hon, J. II.
Mitchell hare been secured as orator. Proceeding! of lhe
citizens' meeting held on Thursday evening last hars not
been furnished us.
We are under obligations to Barrett of Portland for sev
eral new monthly msgszmes. He has promised ui a new
work on the Resources of Idaho, bv G: Auhrer Anirelo. for1
which he Is the Oregon agent.
pRKMicif List. We publish In a supplement to-day the
List of Premiums to be awarded at the next State Fair.
All the tntest Pictorials snd Periodicals can be bad
at the book-store of N. O. Parrlsh k Co.
More Discoveries in the Cascades. Mr.
John M. Foley has just reported to us now and
rich discoveries of cold, silver, and Conner, about
forty miles north of Quartzville. An account of
tho same will appear soon.
Tbe days of Abolitionism aro numbered in this
State Itevicw.
You bet your lifo they are, and the "number"
of their 'dKysM reach on until the time when
Gabriel will blow, his horn and summon the de
funct Democracy to their final iudcrment. Albattu
Journal.
A liue of stages is advertised to run from Corval
lis to Yaquiua to commotio about the first of July.
IjT The Statesman contains news two days later
than any other weekly paper in tbe State.
War with ifxounD, The immediate effect upon the peo
ple of this cor, st, of a foreign war, would be to advance the
prices of alt articles f merchandise shipped hltherward.
English cruisers would Interfere with our merchant nary,
and perhaps blockade Ban FrAnclseo and the Columbia river.
Such a war being possible, we think It Is to the Interest of
our patrons to call upon Heath, Dearborn, A Co., and lay In
a sufficient stock of goods. They are still selling at their
old prloes. "A word to the wise," tie.
MARRIED.
June 8ih, at bis residence, Mr. Gltwon Arthur and Miss
Lydla Laker, by Ker. J. F. Denny, all of Marlon county.
At tlie resilience or J. in. iieicher. mq.. in Lafayette, on
the Uth Inst., by Kid. S.O. Adams, Mr. Jnmes A. Waymlre,of
I'nriiniiii, and miss Virginia A. uarinmsn, or Yamhill co.
At the residence or the bride's fauirr. In Polk co., June 10.
1BC5, by Ker. O. W. ltrsnson, Mr. I. N. U ran sun, of Yamhill,
and Mrs. Marl lis J. Shipley, of Pnlk.'
June 1, by Iter. U. Dickinson, at thehonseof U. Bcar1slr.
on French Prairie, Lntrnu ScSai-tTvr snd Amanda L. Kitf'lnn.
lir the same, June bin, st his hnuse In rnlem (her father
arcmipanylnir the bridal party), John M. Wolford and Cath
erine E. McAlpin, all of Marlon county.
In Clackamas county, by Z. 0. Norton, J. P., John P.
Slrowbrl'lge anl Lucimls llnwlt-t, all of Clackamas county.
ai i iii'ur, tin uib., jonQ imoier ana Bttran u, need.
At ObfTlin, Ohio, March 7, 1ft5, A. .tinman, or Forest
Grove, Orpfton, and Miss Sophia M- flswen.
At HilUtboro, June 8, George T. Ledford and Jane Wooden.
DIED.
In Marlon county, near Bllverlon, June 11th, of trjihold ra
rer and disease of the heart, Jnines M. Uuff, aired 15 yri.S m.
In I'ouiclfts co., Dth ult., Davltl H-nltli, atcwl 8tl years.
Special Notices.
XWT The Marlon Couuty Teachers Association will held
Us ltd fuartcrly Teacher's Institute, In Salem, commencing
on Thursday tlit 29th Inst., snd contlou three days. The
day sessions will be occupied in Instruction In the Common
English studies, and the erenlngs tn Lectures aud Kssayi.
Tcashers and friends of Education are Inrlted to attend.
D. C. PKAKfON,
W. W. HKAUlf,
lftw2pd Ex. Committee.
Bat em, June ft, 105.
UA NO KltS OF NEGLECT, A fearful resnonslbllitr rests
upon those charired wilh the care of children. A carelrni
neplect In the timely use of a well-known, safe, and certain
remedy Tor that most common and dansTrous eomnlalr.it
called Croup, should tiubject the party to the sererrst cen
sure, when It la wt II known that a bottle of NKWKIX'd Ft "L-
MO.IAIIY Bi KL I would have waroVd oft the alUtk. Mo
thers and nurses, KY.Y.V IT BV YOLK BEO-MPK, and ime
It without fear, nixtn the fint ariniitom. and with a CKK.
TA1NTY of immediat relief I
DR. IIOSTETTEK8 STOMACH niTTERS.-WlwrMM-
there la dyxpepsia, they are In diniand. Nor Is It for Indl
swilon alone that they are a specific. Krery dkonlerof th
MvinactOhe liver, the bowels, and the nervous svMm,
seems to yield to their Influence. They are an antidote to
pain ; they refresh and reinforce tlie exhausted animal pow
ers; they counteract the morbid principles of disease; they
refrumie mo wnoie vital machinery, and may S justly term
ed the strongest ally that science has erer broupht t the aid
of nature In her strutr! with sickness. Bold by Drurrlata
and dealers everywhere. I&ul
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER FAIN RE
LIEYEINO AND STRENGTHENING. The histflryof these
plasters would occupy more space than can be spared within
the limits of this adrertisement. Suffice tt to say, that the
meat mlnrat ehemlsU and physicians of the United Stales
snd Europe were consulted as to their composition. They
are made porona, so that the evaporation of the perspiration
can iro on sufficiently where the plaster Is applied, without,
as with other plasters, causing- the accumulation of acrid
fluid, which corrodes the akla sndjccaslons many unpleas
ant sensations not neeesssry for the care or alleviation of
affections for which a plaster Is usually applied. India
rubber, niyrth, snd other cholse prams and essences ( f the
rejretable kingdom, are the material Ingredients of these
celebrated plasters. While they are possessed of all the
snothinit and wartnlnf qualities of stranst every other plester
of the United States Dispensatory, they are without many
of their Inconveniences. In the language of one who has
experleneed much benefit from their application In a chron
ic disease of the kidney "They stick closer than a brother,
and do not ran like a false friend.'' For weakness of the
back, pains In the side, stomach or chest, and for the allevia
tion of the paia attending rheumatism, they are without aa
equal.
The Agent tn Saa Francesco, WILLI A 3d f, BRANDREDTIf,
Offlc4 at Jfsvwrt. Of t BHgKam, trtil loirs orttrt
plsatnr in bnrnnJima Ms firmubt a Mast ctUbratd
pettier to ail I'hyticia4 teAe map dir tomU.
For sale by IIODUI CALEF,
lyl Portland, Oregon.
A A. I ft M.
jtjf PAI.EM LODGE No.4 holds Ha rerularenmmanl
r cations on the second and loo rib Fridays la each
r.mh. Brethren in food land lug are Invited to a l lend.
T. II On, Ser'y. ftlSf A. McAI.I.KY, W. M
Oil Falnfliiff.
PATUNE FMKITOX, hsvm taken eone In
LAMiM'Al'K and HK.AI) i'AI.NTJN'O of one
of tbe iiet artiats in Nui Fmuciivo. proposes tn tfive
lessons ia tlie mme. Hteeiiuenp Ut he seen at Mmi
ornery a Picture (inllert. Will ato cutor Iliuto-
graph in nil or water cilur. Hnlem,dnn!l y
Dr. W. B. RIMOMOt,
"'RAIU'ATE of the IVnaarlrania HrHirat ('nil.
Uiia cily. rMwilulir tewlera In. nnifnialunal srrvirM
la tna d!!rM f W.. 1 I . - t.i J
rasidraca at U B-un-u Honm. Kalem, Uram. I
J. A. APPLEOfcTE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DALI.,8, FOLK COfSTT, ORMlftN
I IOSTETTElfS
CKI.KHRATRD
STOMACH BITTERS.
TUG operation of this palulaMe rcmeily upon the
Bt.imucli, hviT and the exrft'tory organs la sinit'i
larlr sooiliintr aoil omtrwrvutivu, ll rtwilau, roiTuits
and purilie them. ly niiepaiu in all iia forma jiolds
to its control and inviKoraluiK propertios.
INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM.
Vigorous dixi'stion and pure bile produces nutritious
blood, and nutritious blood a lioiilihy frame. Does
the victim of a dyspeptio stomach and a disordered
liver desire to know how the digestion may be Im
proved, the bile and other fluids of tlie body piuiUed I
Dlt. HOSTETTEB 8 STOMACH BITTERS.
Will arooniplish this desirable revolution in thosystem,
reulatintf the secretions aad excretions, frivihjr tone
to the auiuial juices which dissolve the food, strength
en every relaxed nerve, muscle and libra, and brings
the whole machinery of vitality into vigorous and
healthful play.
.. STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM.
The best meana of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution, which has yet
been invented or discovered, is prollered to the feeble
of botli au1 all ages in
DR. HOBTETTEK'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
cured; strength, in whatever manner it may have
beeu wasted, niav be restored by the use of this pow
ful and healthy Invigoraut. Kor iudigestiou anil its
painful effects, bodily and mental, they are a positive
specilie.
A WORD TO TUB AGED.
- In the decline of life the loss of vital force conse
quent upon physical decay can only be safely supplied
by some vivifying preparation which recruits tlie
strength and spirits, without entailing tho exhaustion
which isalwuys the 11 mil effect of ordinary stimulants.
We tender to the aged -
DR. IIOSTETTER'S STOMACn BITTERS,
As an Invigorant and reatomtive, Immediate in its ben
eficial action and permanent in its eli'ecta. It toues the
stomach, improves the appetite, aud acts like a charm
npon tbe spirits.
FOlt FEMALES
Thousands of ladies resort to it as a remedy for hys
teria, fluttering of the heart, nervous headache, verti
go, goneral debility, aud all peouliur disturbances and
derangements to which as a sex, they are subject. It
cheera and enlightena the depressed mental powers, as
well as strengthens the body, aud ito use is never fol
lowed hv any re-action.
lyil'EWAUE UV COUNTUHKEITS. l'uichitse
only of reliable dealers. Sold everywhere.
HOSTETTElt, SMITH it DEAN, Agents.
San Francisco.
HODGE 1c CALK I
WHOLES-AIR DRVOOISTS PORTLAND,
Sole Agents for the State.
United States Assessment
THE ANNUAL LIST of the 4th Assessment Dl
vision of this State will bo OPEN FUR EX
AMINATION at my ollice in the Court-IIouso, Suleiu,
from the 14th to lhe ii.'rth of this month, where ap
peals will be received unci determined relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, assessments, or
enumerations, but no abatement of Incomes will be
made after the list i closed.
WM. A. K. MELLEN,
U. S. Ass't Assessor, 4th Division,
Salem, Oregon, June I'.', 18ti6. llw'-i
Power Pledged equal to any Overshot In
Existence.
mi
I, EF PEL'S
AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE.
THE DOUBLE TURHINM, sn long expected,
have arrived at last, and orders can now be tilled.
We have a large supply of the diHercnt sizes, from 10
inches to Ml).
That we may know the proper sir.'ed Wheel yon re
quire, measure your water in the following way i
Take the width of the stream, the average depth, and
the di.'tance it flows in a minute.
All the Wheels already in uso giro universal satis
faction. For particulars, send for a Circular.
AddresB LEFFEL & MYERS,
with Uicliards & McL'mken,
June iaf!5 Portland, Oregon.
Cooke, McCully & Co,,"
1111 KDW OrtHIKO IN SALKM THE
Largest and Best Selected Stock
CLOTHING, DDI -GOODS,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Pvr Kv.bs.1, tk. U'ilt . H.. J
uva riuilllll HI IIIV S 1 1 tttlllCI ( (7 HI IITV , ft Will
dimione of the name lit the very U)WES T PKICEH.
OtJIUUJ, eJIHltJ Ot lOU. HII
WOOL, WOOL.
NOTICE is hercliy given tlmt we want to pnr
olmse 100.000 Pounds of Wool.
For which wo will pay the II I G HE ST MAR
KE T PRICE, IS CA S)l
( OOKE, McCTLLY & CO.
Balem, June 5th, lSto.
lltf
HARVEST OF 1805.
KNAPP, BURRELL &. CO.,
Are now receiving,
Direct from the Atlantic States,
Tie LARGEST and IlKiT RKLKCTION of
REAPERS, MOWERS,
HEADERS, THRESHERS,
And other FARM MAtillXKRY,
tver Brought lo Ori'Koii,
WHICH WE OFFER FOR CASH,
..AT KiTKS THAT..
DEITY OOMI'KTITION.
Illustrated Catalogue In Pamphlet Form
.COJITAIMSO..
A Liit and Description of Different Ma
chine, nt veil at other artirlrtf in
cluding many norcllic$)
mailed to any addrett
on application.
KXAI'P llI'HUKI.I, Ac CO.,
AKiicuhural and 8wd Warcboiimi,
Porthind, Oregon.
SmlS)
. WOOL, WOOL.
riAHH APVANCKS at low ratA or inlereM mad
KJ on WOOL ennaivlKd to oar avenla in Near York
city. Wool Cirrnlare and Prices Current received
veryten dava Macks or aackina; material ran b
procured through ua. Knr full particulars, addreas
K.NAPI"
Kur.t.b c i).
Port land, Oregon.
N B lliglicst rash price paid for n-leetrd Ma pood
Wool. J one ft, I HM. I Im'i
AT COST.
ELL at IIROWV will aril their entire stock of
DHV .IMI)S, .H r KIKX. II Kl.
WAKK, llMT aad NIIOKN, CLOTHING,
e.,aM., if i , isaii room lor anew ators.
I'artira wi'liinK to purchase ioda low, will do Well
by caJlinic ar!y- Terms, CAhll.
11KI.L tV DKOWX.
Kalem, May I. !Hf
Wool Wanted.
WE will par tlw IMOHKST tnnrtrt rates-ont
half rash, one half nirrriiamltor -for WtlOL.
HEATH, lJKAItnoilM, CO.
JWcm,MavJ"V Jsf
Fheep for Sale, Or to Let.
ABOI T 400 bwl of KIIF.KP, eon.
pnmri til Co amnns, Half Itreeda, and
Hen, for aala or to let, by tlx aub
lr, aJxKrt aws aaila and a half raM
tmxi Mrrino Hucka lo co With ib ahp,
' ri An nn.
1 .
it raw-in.
if desired.
New Goods, New Goods,
HEATH, DEARBORN & CO.
Would respectfully Inrorm their friends,
the puUte generally, and every body tine, that
they are Receiving the Largest and Finest Stock of
Goods ever vpened in Cf'(jfft.honght at " Paulo
Prloes," for CAHII, and for sale at corresponding
rntes i
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
lreaa Ooods, Kaia &. Cape, Hardware,
Fancy Uoods, Indies' Hals, Iron tL 8teel,
Mantillas, Hoots & Slums, Paints it Oil!
etc. etc. etc: etc. etc.
OUR COTTON OOODS
wore purchased at the verv lament point of the mar
ket, during the Cotton Vanic iu nun Franoisco.
We defy oouiietitiou in lliia Hue.
Examine for Yourselves.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
A very Fine Assortment of NEW STYLES, at the
popular Cost Patcss, with Hooks, Thread, etc., put
in at uiuat. 9
Gents' and Boys' Clothing.
Wa would call especial attention to tlila Depart
ment of our Husineaa, as being very COMPLETE,
and at prices which cannot fail to satisfy.
BOYS' CLOTHING VERY CHEAP.
No Troublo To Show Goods.
' Ladies' and Blisses' Hats,
The Latest and most Fashinoiiable Styles, consisting
of the
"NE PLUS ULTRA," "DIANA," "WATERFALL,"
A'7'C,. ETC.
dent' " Grant," " Sherman," and ' Little Phil" Hats.
MANTILLAS, 811 AWLS AND CLOAKS.
Made expressly for this Market Real Bcavliei !
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
A very Largo Assortment, at such prices that even
CALICO need not go unadorned.
Also a Fno Mock of
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Mining and
. Agricultural Tools, Ulass and Queens
ware, Paints and Oils, Glass, Var
nish, Iron and Steel Axles and
lllacksmlth's Tools.
Krcry thing for Housekeeping, Storokecplng or
running a Hotel.
Good are advancing in San Francieco now.
Highest Market Price
PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
WOOL VA1VXEI.
REMEMBER THE PLACEja
s No. 2, CrlsvTold's Block.
II BATH, DUARDOIIN oY CO.
Salem, May 8, 1HK.
Awarded First Premium at the Stale Fair.
DA8HAWAT
WASHING MACHINE.
Patkktkd Jan. 11, 1M14.
STAPLrTTON A MYRRH, Halem, are now mannfao
turing these machines, which, lor cheiinnesa. econo
my in use, oitse and tliimiiighiiess In washing, are
Uniurpaued by any Machine of Ike kind EVER
ISVESTEI).
They also sell Young's patent fmtta peacha self-adjusting
CLOTHES -WRlNtlER.wMeh is the beat
tn use, and can easily be attached to their washing ma
chine. Give them a call. Manufactory next door to tlie
Mansion House, Balem.
May 'ill, IHii.-,. 13y
JOSEIII A. RAKER,
SADDLE & H4RHESS MAKER,
till L.'f IlilVtnvt
BALEM, OIIKQON
t
Opposite the Kurcka Rlablc.
I" IIAVK cniintuntl t on rmnd.am! will hU at prices
to Pint lhe litnea, I lie following ttrlirlea, viei
CONCORD TEAM HARNESS,
C0MOKD 8TAUK HARXKSS,
All Kinds Team and Flow Harness,
E,ADaK NAItlll.KM,
Texas KniiKcr and Oregon Saddles,
IlrilllCM, IIlllttM'M,
CARHIAGK HARHKSS,
KINC1LE AND DOUBLE i
8ADDLE-BAC8 AND WHIPS,
6PANI8II KPl'KH AM) I11TH,
TRACE AND HALTER CHAINS.
Trimming and repairing promptly attended to. All
work warranted Ut vive satisfaction.
I'tf I can snpply shops in the country with collars
at w uoiesale prices.
Oive ns a call, and examine for yourselves. TOkl
Pariflc Kilvrr nud (Copper niiiliiv
onipiiny, Mitlrni, Ors-Ron.
TOTIC'E-There is drliuiiient upon the following
1 described stack, on account of aaas.iuellts levied
during the year IriM, and on Jan. 31st, I4t.r, the
amount set opposite the name of the respective share
holders, as follows t
SAr.. so. sua Km. amdi'nt.
Jaoob Hnod, rlv :M DH
lainea Harden. tim
(t. I). Miiseon HI I :I7 fit
J. K.ltuhb ; :iH 47 HH
And in arrordanee with law, and an order of (he
Board of Directors, made on the llth day of Hay,
1H, ao many abarea of earh parrel of said stork MS
may be necessary, will be sold at public ancth n.attlie
store of N. O. Parriau At Co., Conimerrial street. Ha
lem. Oreiioa, on the l.'rth day of June, IHU',, at the
hoar of ib o'rlork , A. M ., of said day . lo pay said de
linquent assessment tlwraon, together with eoata of
advertising and expenses of sale.
H H. DYAH.Herr.larv
OlSre at Store of N O. PAKUlnil at Co., H-lern,
Oregon. , 11-14
Notice la hereby given that the above sale Is post
poned nntil the same hour on Jul 1 1th. IV lly or
dor of the lliraotora. L. rV Lil AK.rke y.
Flssnl Mrlllrsnrnt.
Estate of Joseph W. Kbelion, demised. In Probate
t'nnrt, Yamhill ronnlr, Jon Teres, IHA.V
NOTICE Uhen-br givrs that Jumea II. Hhelton,
adminirtrator oi said raUle. ha presented hie a'
rnnnt to said estate, praying a Dual settlement and
distribution of aaid relate, and thai said appliratti.i
will be heard and defrrmlned on Thursday, the 6th
day of July, I", at ilia court bonao in lrvrtle, iu
Yamhill orninlv. Oreg" J. W. IIIK'M,
l()f""' 'J'" I"'w4l Co. Jadge.
AOM1SISTKATRIX' SOTIt'K.
mi " I l i F ' - - mm IH1 VTH , IlMl aSt Svra
1.1 aKlnud sdalalilralrls ot lh euala ( Janna R. Car.
mark, Ha4, tale af Pols ewinty, Orfnn. Alt pra.ns
eaint ."i-nrr-i m mas pa,mnVlainifHlaUlr
lolhe aa-lnairalrn al hr reirirae al l,l.r.Mlnce, aa
aht a-u.lr. and all Sftniil aailaf rlalais stllnH MM r.
latr a naiawlrf la pna.at tatts tat enHrawnt eHkta Ml
awalt Ima, the date hrr,rf. .
iMztarrii r. CARMtrg. an t.
Intvtaa4aa, Polk Usy . U.trl.
if W. WEATHERFORDjS?
IVPOKTINU, MIIOLESALK, AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
I'OHTI.AND, - - OIIEOON,
"vFKKItSJ to the Trade, In quantities to stilt, at
LOW KATES,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Druggists' Sundries,
Painter' materials,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps,
FANCY GOODS, bo., bo.,
Together with a goneral variety of articles fouud In a
First Class Drug Store,
To which the attention of the Trade Is Invited to call
aud examine for themselves at
130 Front street.
W. WEATHERF0RD.
Portland. May I, lfW5.
tails
CURE YOUR COLD,
SATE YOVU LUNGS.
N
EHELL'S
PULMONAUY
. siitur
lias Cured Thousands,
AND '
IT WILL CURE YOU.,
"A cough is generally the elfect of a cold, which
has either been improperly trnateil or entirely neg
lected. Whon it proves obstinate, THERE IS AL
WAYS REASON TO FEAR THR CONSEQUEN
CES, as this shows a weak stato of the lungs, and Is
often the forerunner of consumption." liuclmnan's
Domestic Medicine.
stop that coitgiiixg:
Some of you can't, and we pity yon. You have
tried every remedy but the one destined, by its lutrin-i
eie merit, to supersode all similar preparations. It la
uok surprising you should be reluctant to try some
thing elae after tlie many eiperiuicnte you hnve made
of trashy compounds foisted on the publio as a certain
cure ; but
NKWEI.I.'"
PULMONARY
, SYRUP
Is really tho VERY HKKT remedy ever compounded
for the cure of Congha, Colds, Bora Throat, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and Consumption.
Thousunda of people In California and Oregon have al
ready been benefited by ita surprising curative powers.
WHAT KILLED MIMf
Dr.IInll, in hia " Journal-of Health," speaking of
Ilia death of Washington Irving, asks the above ques
tion, and addst " He might well have remained with
ua for some years to come, bad it not been for advios,
kiudly intended, un doubt, but given in thoughtless
ness aud reckless ignorance.
He had a Cold I
Which, by some Injudicious prescription, had been
cottverled into aslhinu." Let ma say to Dr. Hall that
that "prescription" was not
NEWII,l,'l
PULMONARY
SYRUP.
KEEP IT IN TIIE HOUSE, use it freely, give
it to your children npon the slightest Indication of i
Cold, and yon will think and apeak of it as all do who
have hocooie acquainted with its merits.
ItEDINOTON 4c CO., Agents,
Han Franciao.
And for sale everywhere. de'.limllia
Closing Out-At Cost!
A 8 WE INTEND making a change In Mr Business,
we will sell our entire Htoek of Dry Goods at
( OST. Persons wishing to purr base al the Ijtwett
Prices will do well to call and examine our stock.
attlllil at CAUTWR1UHT.
Kntem, Oreguti, March 'Al, lHtM.
,V. i.-We would be nleused to sea nnr Old Custo
mers, especially those who have unsettled accounts on
our books.
Please coins forward, Gentlemen, without further
invitation. p tf) H at U
Sugar, Coffee, and Pulu,
Ex Harks " CAMIIKIDOE " and " ENDIIIDOE,"
I'lCO.TI IIOOLILU DIIIECT.
We have to offer lo the trade, at lowest rates,
for rash,
9,000 kegs Island Sugar, of various grades.
IOO haeka Culfoe.
1.10 Hairs Pulu.
ilOO Kegs Hyrup. '
Kirtf AHD8 MrCIUKKN.
Portland, May full, IHtij, ;lmlll
Steak, Steak, Steak!
r1IE niidrrsigned lake this method of Informing
X the public that lhiv bare eetahliahed tbemsrlvre
mine MAHKr.1 llt,SI.KM, al Croueuberger's old
stand, on Hlale street.
The highest market price paid Iu cash for all kinds
of PKODLX'E and I'OWlA
THOMPSON At I.AFOIIK
JMom, May 1, IHiU. I in
IMPORTANT CAI'TIOX TO TI1K Pl'BLICl
Dlt. JORDAN, Pltlll'RIETOR AND l'RINCI
PAL of the PACIFIC ANATOMICAL MU.-E
UM.begato inform the public that he ia in no way
ror.iiertrd with any advertising parties who may
assume bis mine.
Dlt. JOKIlAN adopla this mode of cautioning the
publio to prevent imposition, ami aa the AN AHuTIC
AL UL'nhl'M ia a Paruiauent liistiiiiiiiui In Han
r raniiaeo, parties traveling iu DU. JORDAN'S name
wilt ne regnnim as impostors. mn.iis
SUMMONS.
In Clrrult Court of the Ktale of Oregon for the county
uf nation, June term. Iwtf. Margaret Ann Du
puis, pltf, vs. hidward Dupuis, deft.
110 EDWARD Dt'l'UIM.drfendaiili Y.ie am here
. by notilinl that blainiilf has eommencad suit
against ya In said rourt for divorce, on the ground of
willful desertion, now, nnleas yna appear In tbe eir
euit coert of tlie state of Oregon for tbe county of Ma
riou on lhe 4th Moiwlay in JutM. IHlu, and anawer Uio
eompbiint In aaid cause tiled, the earns will las taken
for confessed, and applit-ation will be made to the
court for the relief Ibereiu demanded
CATON it CCRL.
May ao, I W.'w 6 Attorneya for plainlitf.
tWM.MUSS.
In the County Court of Yamhill county, Oregon, Au
gust term, lw. I.ucrelia Merrhanl vs. Andrew
Merrhaot et al., defendant. Huit fur admeasure
ment ol Dower.
rilllK above named defendant. Andrew Merrhaat. ia
1 hereby summoned and reouireal, ia Ilia nnma of
nn nw. u, ..rH..iit m, ue bimi appear as ana in uie
mart aMV naaied on or brfuro tlie flrst dav of the
Aiurnst trrtn mareuf ror ixiu, and answer the com
plaint of Ijiicrelia Merchant. olaintiBT In l ha ahnva.
entitled actum, who sun for admeasurement of bar
dower Interest In the lands of which Robert Merrhanl
died seised, being the east iialf of donation land rlaiia
No. Wl Also, H4 acres bonuht of M. and K. Iteau.
rhamp, and part of a town lot In Ufaretle, all in
Yamhill county Oregon. And if voo. fail lo anawer.
me piainnn win apply inr tne relief therein demand
tne piainnn wilt ar
ed. lly order of lion
J
W. Cowls. Jndtfe of aaid
eonrl
XTEWAItl) it LAnHtlN.
ri
June 5, IW.Y
Attiimera fsr Plaintiff.
BIIKRP rog BALI.
AKI'l.L IllMll) Itn K. and alit
'JISI brad of EWES and LA Mils) J
froat I to I blood, of Uie Rorkwell He I
rilHi breed, for sale at my place, li milea
VI l.r.II , .(. ,,v I-",', ,. nuuiiiHi.T.
June i, Nk. Ijwnpd A. CAREY.
For Bale.
I TPS H 'RK POWER "TEAM KSOINE-and
V THRAHIIKR, !4h nearly oew. They re a be
seen al my firm In Plli couaiy.
Jnael.Vi Ilw3 J.VY.NKMMITII.
WOOL. WOOL.
EI.L HKliWN will pay lot highest prke fur
w eol nea aa esrure aeuing
pales. May IKh. lafci.
luif
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10CO
J. D. IHTHOR 6 SOI
SAN FKATVCISOO. ,
Corner of California an Darts Sts.
NOW OKFEil FOR SALE, WH0LE8ALE OR
RETAIL, a large and varied assortment of all
kludaof ' .,:
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
Also, the Celebrated OHIO REAPER, (called the
Mew York or Seymour' at Morgan), combined
Malkine, with great Improvements, having STEEL
Cutter Bar. Can ha changed from a Mower lo a Reap
er in tin MisuTis i eats within an Inch of the ground
or two feet high. Can be used with two or mors)
horses. Will work oo soy side hill, where Horses osa
travel
ryONE THOUSAND of these Machines In ass on .
tbis Coast, which wa consider THE BEST PROOF
of their SUPERIORITY over alt other Machines.
! D. ARTHUR BON,
4mils Bole Agents for the Pacific Coast
WISTAR'8 BALSAM
WILD CHERRY
has ma ossd roa halt
IIALF A CENTURY,
WITH THI MOST ASTONIIHIKS SUCCIIS IK CURMO
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat
lullueniu, Whooping Cough. Croup,
Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Rraalhiag,
Asthma, and ever
alleolloa of
THROAT, LUNGS, and CHEST,
iKci.uoiso sria -
CONSUMPTION.
There Is scarcely one individual in the community,
who wholly escapee, during a season, from some one,
however slightly develuped, of the above symptoms
a neulect of wludi nii(hi lend to the last named and
most tn he dreaded disease in the whole catalogue.
The power of the "medicinal gum" of the Wild Cher
ry Tree over this class of complaints ts wall known i
so great is the good it has performed, and ao great tho
popularity it has acquired.
Iu this preparation, besides lbs virtues of the Cher
ry, there are commingled wilh It other ingredients of
like value, thna Increasing Its value ten fold, and form
log a Remedy whose power to soothe, to heal, to re
lii re, and to cure disease, (lists In no other medicine
yet discovered.
The uneiualed success that has attended the appli i
cation of this medicine in all oases of
PULMONARY COKPLAINT
lias Induced many phyaiclana of high standing to em
ploy it in their prartioe, soma of whom advise us of
tbe fact uudur their own signatures. Wa have space
ouly for the uauioe uf a few of these t
S. II Fiai.nr, M.D., San Francisco, Cal.
E. Roman, M !., Exeter, Me.
Ai.asAansa Hatc h M l) , China, Mo.
H. Fal lows, M .11., Hill, H. H.
W. II. Waaa, M l)., Caps Vincent. N. Y.
W. 11. Ltat'ii. H.U., Auburn, N. Y.
Ahhaiiam Hkimuan, H 0, Boundbrook, N.J.
11. It. Mahtik, M l)., Msuafleld, Pa.
The proprietors have lettera from all classes of our
fi-llow citiaens, from the halls of Congress to the baas
blest eoltage, and even from beyond the seas , for tbe
fame and virines of Wistar's llAUsa have eateod
ed to the "uttermost boukds of Die earUi," without
any attemit on oar part lo introduce it beyond lbs
limits of our own country.
TO ( ALIFORM AN8 AND OREGON,. m
After October 1, IHlJ, all aias WISTAR'S
IIAI.HAM of Ml, l CHERRY for tkt PaeiJie
Coaet will be encloeeJ in et mew vrapper which miU
bear the printed nutans of both Sbth W. Fowls It
Co., Htieton, Mats., and JiillN U. FH, Ciacaaalt,
Ohio, at well at faettmilt of tkt Hfnuturet of
v. Hiittb," " Sahsokd St. Pahs,,' and " H. Wistar,
M. 1)."
WIBTAR'8 BALSAM Os WILD CHIIBT
is roa sals ai
KEDIXGTOt CO.,
41(1 auJ 418 Front street, San Francisco,
and by all druggists.
Happiness or Hisery;
THAT IS THE QUESTION.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE "PACIFIC MU
HKIIM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE." bare
dele: mined, regardless of eipenaa, to iseae FUEH
(for Ilia benefit of sunerina; biimaailvl fonf f their
most luterrating and lustranive LECTURES, a
MARItlAUE, and lis dlaqualincallonai Nervous Us
bilily, l'reuialiire Decline of Manhooil, IwHpMiua
Weakneeeor Depression, Lose of Energy aad Vital
Power, the great Hocial Evil, and those aaaladles that
resell from youtliful lollies, eieess of mammy, or ig
norance or Physology and Nature's Laws.
These invaluable Lecturea have keen tbe swans of
snliahleuina- and saving thousands, aud will be for
warded FREE on receipt of Twenty Ave Cents la
postage siainia, by addressing 'Hecre'iary Paeille Ma
mat of Anatomy and Science, Pine street, Uaa Fraa
dsro" (tvia
frlMUtr to ha ssmt throngh Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
BENNETT HOUCZ,
8ALEM, OKEGON.
J.MOUUS. W. L.OATO.
HOLlKa dt (1AHT0S.
w
' E have purchased the entire tiilereet in Ibis well,
known house.and woiihl reepactfullv iafonaoar
fiieuda and the traveling public liial we are soar
ready and prepared to accoiamodate all who saav de
sire lo give aa a call. Nu peine or espeuao will he
apared to minister to the comfort and convenience af
our guests.
Tlie California Company's snursa srrlve and depart
dailv, frnai that hoase, for all parts of Oregoa aad
California.
Salem, April lMi - 7tt
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