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fthc (Owfloit .'tiitcsmau.
TKUKiltU'lllC NKW'S.
Cniro, Juno 1 1. Morgan, tho ruliol wholnjl
yrnrshnt (ion. Ciinliy, hns liven arritstjd.
Nuw Orleans advicus of the lilh, statu tlmt mi
important chin to 1 lie cause of the Into disastrous
explosion lit Mobile, it in thought hns boon ob
tained. A mini naiiicM Wall, hns boon arrested
at Moliilo, clinrpfd with buing implicntuj. Ho
slates I li nt lie and two olhur men, on tlm night
pritvioun to the explosion, placed torpedoes lm
tweon tlio Imihliiifr containing tho powder, and
that tho work wan performed under direction from
n rebel Major, who threatened them with. instant
death if thoy dinobeyod or allured a resistance,
and that the Major aftorwards lighted, tlio 'fuso of
tho shell connected with thoinfernal machine.
Torpedoes went also discovered in the rooms
of tin) Custom House, so arranged as to oxnludi)
on tho opening of the doors,1 others were found
concealed in desks of tlio same building, '. v v
Newborn. N. C, Juno (i Intelligence from all
parts of Nottli Carolina, indicate the return of the
poople to loyalty to tho United States, Persons
from different counties are establishing n polico
system for tho purpose of Maintaining order, and
suppressing: depredations. .' '
Tlio prospects are, that tho movement to restore
civil law, through the inauguration of a new
State government, will call out the largest- vote
ever cast in tho State, so anxious.are the people
to return to peaceful pursuits. President John
son's amnesty proclamation was well received by
the people of this State; also, tho appointment of
Mr. lioldon, as Provisional Governor. ' . .
The people of South Carolina have called upon
the United States military authorities at Char
lotto in that State for protection against their
own people who were committing depredations
upon eacli other ' .
, New York, June 11. Richmond and Peters
burg dispatches show rapid revival of business
in these places. Great progress has been made
towards reestablishing civil government through
out Virgina under tho auspicies of Governor
Pierpont. The authorities as fast as - practicable
and politic, are turning over the State property
to the chnrgo of tho new administration, and in a
much bettor condition than was feared, when it
fell into their hands. . .;
A dispatch dated Lexington, Kentucky, June
10th, says : Reliable information, has reached the
friends of John 0, Breckinridge at this place that
lie has arrived safely at Cuba. Ilow ho got there
they refuse to say. , .' ,., ,
Washington, June, H. Dispatches received at
tho State Department, iiunouiicos ihat the Gov
ernment of Holland has, formally rescinded tlio
recognition of tho bolligerent 'right '-accorded to "j
the rebels. This is in response to the appeals of
mis uovernmeni auuressenjto an marine powers,.
The Uussiau Minister; Huron Stockol, and the
Spanish Minister, Mr. Vttssiir,, waited I "on Mr.
Seward yesterday afternoon at the State ''Depart
ment, and expressed in tho name of their respec
tive sovereigns profound condolence and sym
pathy of the two great nations for tho national
loss sustained by the assassination of the Presi
dent and tho dreadful sulfcriug of the family of
mo occrotary or Htato. i Hoy greeted tho Secre
tary most cordially. .
The linrenu of Internal licvonuo decides that
it does not feel authorised by law to regard the
amount received on policy of. insurance, either
legacy or income, consequently assessors until
further advice will not hold such amounts to tax.
New York, Juno '12. At Chattanooga a tre
mendous explosion and lire occurred on the eve
ning of the Uth, supposed to have been caused
through carelessness. Sparks fcotn a locomotive
ignited loose powder in the ordnance department
mid exploded several tons of fixed ammunition
And loose ponder. Shot and shell were sent hiss
ing about town, killing and wounding many.
The iniinenso Quartermaster buildings took lire
The loss is a quarter million of dollars. Tho
railroad is nearly completed to Atlanta.
Prnmiuent rebels aro being arrested iu lower
Georgia. .
It is estimated that -the total amount of cotton
secreted west ofMississippi, is one hundred
thousand bales, two-thirds of which is iu Arkan
sas. Pierre Soulo is in Mexico. " .;
Ex-Governor Moore was arrested nt Mobile and
sent to Washington. , . .
Gen. Molineaux has ordered tlio school teach
ers of Augusta to take the oath of allegiance.'
Orders have boon sent lay the authorities of Au
gusta, fur a supply of school-books for tho free
school, to be at once opened for all classes. .
All restrictions on trade aro removed by Gens.
Gilmoro and drover, in their respective "depart
ments. (.'apt. Sands, under date of the 27th, roports
that tho rebel array of Texas has disbanded, and
that the men liavo gone to their homos. The
terms of the surrender recently executed at Now
Orleans between the rebol commission sent by
Gen. Kirby Smith and Gen. Canby, having been
complied with on the part of the rebels, it only
remains for the United States to occupy the forti
fications. - t : -. - .
New York, June 14. The IhralaTs Charleston
correspondent says: Ex-Gov. Aiken arrived thore
from Washington, Juno Oth, and had nu enthusi
astic reception from the citizens. Ho is en p
role, with orders to report snce a month to the
Commandant ot the post. The Governors aro fa
vorably impressed with President Johnson, and
speaks in high terms of him. Tho people are
much engaged in discussing tho question as to
who is to ba Provisional Governor.
The business prospects of Charleston are ini
proving. A number of South Carolian's former
planters having taken the oath of allegianco, are
making contracts for labor with their former
slaves, and have gone to Hilton Head to confer
with Gilmore and recovor their plantations.
Private advices from a prominent member of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company announces the
completion of cable. He is confident u having
England and America in telegraphic communica
tion next nioulh.
Juno 15. Hy arrangement uniong counsel, the
argument of Koverdy Johnson as to the jurisdic
tion of tho court will be heard on Friday, the llith.
This will be followed by the argument of Stone,
counsel for Dr. Mudd and Hnrrold on Saturday,
the 17th. Cox will present a defenseof O'Laugh
lin on Monday the lilth. Aiken will sum up final
ly ou behalf of Mrs. Surrat on Tuesday the UDtli.
I'nyno and Atznrott's counsel will present his ar
gument on Wednesday, the 21st. Ewing sums
up in behalf of Mudd, Spanglerand Harruld. It
is believed Judge Advocate Holt will present his
Hnal argument in behalf tho prosccutiou on the
!Mth,aud on Monday following tho Commission
will conclude its work and tho'liudiiig -and the
sentence. The sentence cannot, under the rule,
be promulgated until after it has been approved
by the President, so that the end of the trial may
not be reached before the 1st of July.
Petitions for pardon from the leading men of
late rebellion aro coming iu by hundreds every
day. Among the wen of note, whose petitioas
were received to-day, are Major General Edward
Johnson and Joseph 11. Anderson of the Trede
gar Iron Works. A clause is now inserted inten
ded to prevent applicants froin claiming in court
exemptions from the operation of the confiscation
acts, thus leaving the settlement of the matter of
confiscation of rebel property to the courts and
Congress thereafter when the facts are such as to
call for relief.
Washington, June 15. the condition of Fred.
Seward continues most encouraging. Secretary
Seward's health continues to improve. He now
regularly attends to bu sines and converses cheer
fully with friends, though his jaw is still suppor
ted by an iron frame work. -
New York. June 13. The lit raid's Richmond
correspondent says: General Terry has arrived,
and assumed command of the Department if Vir
ginia, in place of Gen. Ord.
Gen. Turner has been assigned to the Military
district of Henrico eounty. embracing Richmond
His first act was to squelch the rebel Mayor Mayo
who had been reinstated with a negro-hunting
rebel police. --'.
A band of guerillas 5("J strong, lately collected
in Patrick county, Va , threatening the inhabi
tants with vengeance. Four have been arrested.
Two were at once tried, convicted and sentenced
to be shot. The others were sent to the peniten
tiary. The Tribune $ Richmond correspondent says :
The military authorities under command of II
I 111-
leek. Patrira and Ord, in connection with the reb
ifl Major Mayo, inaugurated a system of oppres
sion and outrage i,pnn the colored 'people ui Kick-
mono:, which created Intense excitement.
I he 1 riittiu I w ashiugton special anpatcn
yi : A ueii-gnuon oi coioreu men irons im n- mts rr-u nnn 'i n-, i nin muck weul np Irum ttiir
mond. arrived to day, to nek an audience with ! tr three d dim to one hundred dllrs t.er .hire in
the President. They represent that under the !
military restrictions in Ki, bmon.l. their condition i
military restrictions in Kichrannd, their condition
was no better thsn when they were in slavery,
and they propose to ask that special iuquiry be
made, in order that the proper remedy may be
applied to place them on a footing in consonance
with the liberal and enlightened policy adopted
by the government as to other colored people in
the Southern States.
New York, June 16. The fesTI Washington
special says lhat infermation has been received of
the arrival of the rebel Secretary of Stale Judah
P. Benjamin, at Bermuda.
It is reported thai Breckinridge and Trenholta
OS'1 also escaped onl of the country
New Orleans. June Pi-Governor Allen,
Lonisana, has published a farewell address
wherein he advises submission In the laws and
the irte-vitaHV f,,nre of er-na. The pewpte must
depend upon the United States to make them cob-
tewed and prosperous
Major Gen. Old is assigned to the militnry com
mand of Oregon, headquarters at Portland.
Tim Mexican Minister is confident the French
will bo driven out of his country before- tho closo
of tho year.
New York, Juno 1.1. Tho foil's special dis
patch says : A delegation known as tho Georgia
Union Club reached Washington lnat evening
Thoy hopo to have an early interview with the
President.
Grant reached Washington this forenoon,
Dennison is taking active measure for the restora
tion of tho mails throughout the Southwest.
C'olbnrn, special agent for the Government, ar
rived from Florida yesterday. He roports groat
destitution in the State, and in some districts ac
tual starvation.
It is thought no mora testimony will bo takon
by tho conspiracy Cjiurt.
A delegation of Influential eitizons of Tonnes
see, i in Washington urging the appointment of
U, J. Molgs us Justice of tho Supreme Court
vice Catron, deceased.
Heports from various parts of the South repre
sents tho people as thoroughly weaned from Jeff.
Davis. Thoy regard his execution as a foregono
conclusion and acquiusce in it.
John Mitchell, editor of the Richmond Examiner,-was
arrested this afternoon and tnkou to Fort
Lafayette, as is supposed.
St. Louis, Juno 1 1. Judgos Bates and Dryden
of the Supremo Court of this Stato, having de
clined to vacato the Bench in conformity with the
ordinance passed by tho late Stato Convention,
uov. i' loicner, to-uay, through lien. Coleman,
co landing tlio militn of this District, forcibly
dispossessed them of their seats, and installed his
appointees, the attuir created considerable ex
citement. Omaha, Juno 14th. Five hundred Sioux are in
camp, fifteen miles west of Fort Mitchell, who
wore supposed to be friondly.'this morning at
tacked tho guard, kiiliug Captain -Fontz and four
men, and wounding seven. Quito a number of
iiiuiaus wero Kiiieu. i tio Indians crossed over
to the north sido of the Platte river.
Washington, June 10 Ollieors in charge ot the
ijuarier-iuasters stores at Nashville, now esti
mate the loss at Chattanooga, at about a million
and a dinner.
Newbern, June 13. Governor Hidden has in
vited tho lending Union men of North Carolina to
meet Dun in Council at Italeigh, prior to tho ap
pearand of his nroclamatioii.
Now Yurk, Juno 10. Hamilton of Texas, has
hoen appointed Provisional Governor of that
niaio, una Joseph Johnston, ot Georgia, Provis
ional Governor of Georgia. Tho form of the
Proclamation Is similar to thoso heretofore op
pointing Provisional Govornors for North Caroli.
nil and Missouri; tho. duties proscribed, aro-the
sunns. " ' v -v. J j. '
Wusliinutou. June 18. The (lOVOl-nment tins ' re.'
coiveu iloeimiuiiiary prools Incontrovertible of the
guilt of Jell'. Davis in the matter of inhuman anduiiM
brutal Iruntnieiib of Union prisoners. When disclosed.
to tlie public, as fuels will bo given in u fow days,
Uiev will aslimnil the civilized world.
'Ihe British Government has withdrawn its recog
nition of Coiifederutu vessels of war, uud issued or
ders prohibiting them to enter any Uriiiah ports.
Franco hits also removed restrictions on nuval iuter
courso, and bus withdrawn from the Confederates
their churtictfir as belligerents.
Kt. liOtiis, June til). All the business portion of 'tol
ls, Missouri, was burned hist night. Loss is estimated
at '(ID.IHIII. with but little insurance.
U Is eonllrieittly exjiecteil Dint the army will be reduce,! to
one Imtulreii Hum. mil men by Nee- Year. President John
son Is SHliI to fnvor retri-tiulimciH as a measure of reluming
to suede payments, which he will recommend to Congress.
1'oitEKiN. In the House of Commons on the
l!6lh, S. V. Walsh asked Lord Palinorslon wheth
er the Government intended to comply with the
official demand for compensation to American
subjects for losses sustained by the Alabama or
any other Confederate cruiser, alleged to have
been fitted out in British ports. Palmerston said
a correspondence' had been going-on for some
time between tho Governments of prizes taken
by the Alabama and other vessels of tho same
kind. Within the last fow days further corres
pondence through Mr. Adams has been received,
but he had not time to roply to it. lie might add
that from the course in'wbich ench Government
had stated its views of the case, tho question will
be discussed on tlie most friendly terms.
The Loudon Timet, in an editorial, trusts that
thcro is nothing iu the Alabama affair which need
cause any apprehensions of a rupture cither now
or at any future timo The American commercial
marine has indeed suffered, but such a calamity
must bo expected when a marntimo and trading
state enters into contest which does not involve a
foreign enemy, Wo can say, with a cloar con
science, that tho government which declined every
invitation to interfere iu the war, by offers of
meditation, now stands on its legal j-iglits and re
fuses to make any compensation where it has
done no wrong. v
The London Otiilti firm hones that if President
(Johnson does net intend to give up the claim he
win soon present it so that one way or another
the matter may bo brought to a settlement. It
adds, Lord Palmerston'a reply last night is very
unsatisfactory. It would have been very easy to
state that a formal otHcial demand iiad been made
tor iudemuity, and whether any new demand had
been innde siuco President Johnson's accession to
power: It adds, we have not the slightest doubt
as to tho inevitable reply.
The London Morning Pott says : The corres
pondence can lead to only one result, namely : an
unconditional refusal ou our part to indemnity the
Americans for tho losses occasioned by the
chances of war.
Off. Ilusimru Dii.i.ahs lUivxim Pat Ani.r. is
Gold Cuts. The Ortgo S'aUnmni ollico will pay
this reward for sufficient evidence to convict the man
who interferes with its unil matter, between Salem
and P,osebnrg. A O'lrrespomleal writes from Itoscbilrg
under date of Juno 2.M : " Again your paper has 'f di
ed to conn neet' gnno smith, and will probably bring
up between here and Paligouiii." Thefte coni Jlints
have two made for a long time, and thpra are j-nt
grounds for tlietn. We know how the trouble occurs,
but we don't know who muses it. Our in-iil for It iso
burg is iihu-.nl in the "way" bag nt ihn nlein ollico,
in which bag it ought to jfo siifelv to Uosoburg ; but
snnewbere between the two oilices, it ia diverted
Irnm tlie "way'' hag In some bug made op for M irvs
viile or somewhere down there. lit addition to this
trouble. v rereivenearly all oar California exchanges
irum toe aormeru imnl, in-Kin up hi I'tirtlauil. tliov
having been diverted I'rotii the "way" bags to the
r.ii-tlMint ban. ami then sent bark to us. nt'tr bavins
two days before passed hv our olllee d-i'ir. TiielM'is
sonie person guilty of willful interference iu tbis mat
terit is resaleil loo often to be net-lioeuce. We
will do all we can to supply oar Koseburg frielids.and
bone tbev will bear this us well its nossili!,,. mid t,i,t
us lo find out where the "rat" is; and if wo find liitn,
we will send luiii to Portlun 1 for it. if we cm catch
him wiih a U. S. Marshal. Tuuee remarks are in
tended for the guilty man, whoever be is. and Post
Masters knowing lliemielves innocent, will of course
lake no olfeiise. Detectives in ay .rely upon it, that
(his reward is offered in good faith.
Oca First 8roc 8ls. fist Friday the officers
of the Kantian) Cuinp tny held their first sale of "dclin
uent" shares. The result was extraordinary. Sin
tr Amm beats Peter Oleum (e to speak, after the
style of Mr. Brick Pomernv). But it Is no joke.
Suntiain is a "good thing" to invest In. Toe lirst
shares in the morning went at mmt A Mar per shire.
The bidders' increased in numbers, competition begau,
the excitement increased rapidly, and in the afternoon
sold readily at fftyftmr dttlhirt ptr thrtrt in gild
cum. At tins rate, the Santiitm mian is worth i t.-
rj iu irold. Tliis result is produced no Im bv the
late rich strike ia the tunnel of the Union Cnmtany
on the While Hull lend, than by the steadily increas
ing and abiding conli lenee the miners and stockhold
ers manifest, in the developments made from day lo
oay in ine rutnuatn uisiriet.
lUt.i. xsd IIirwtnD's Cosciar, Frank Bill Is
again on hand, and. a nsnal; the ags-nt of the best
concert troupe out. Hall, Il.ivwarJ & Company will
be here on Friday, the 3Hh, aad everybody will em
brace that occasion to go and hear their ehtuito, bean-
ttfal and splet.d,d melou.-- lh gentlemen are
Hrst-ebiM musicians noiuf of your beil-riniring h'ssi
buirs and parti need not frar Is, iro. Havward
"the swetest siauer of Hosion'' is with this com
pany, and his reputation is established in this commu
nity. iye theiradrertiaemQiit.
S. B t P. 8 The pea-nnl eating crowd are ro-
quested hv the public to take seats in the pit, so that
people who go to hear in music, will .not be auuoyeit
by this viilirar practice, tolerated only at the cock
lofts of New York thentres.
. A Itica Sratxs ox tub Kantms. Mr. Gardner, then
superintendent of the Union Company brought d"WQ
bme specimens Ust week, that were "beautiful to be-
oild."' One piece of quarts, weighing thirteen pound",
is ellmat-d to contain .'.no worth of gold. It is liter
ally .lurk full of the -am." Twenty nve hnnilred rial.
i Urs worth of specimens were brought down . and which
,re , rxhitetein at M,n-' store. In ennxxpieore of
'' at a -mle b-wnd, and fifteen shares were sold si
l,,r nS'jr- .
flT Tlie Arrm denies that "Pennyroyal" is the
man who does np iu Portland "billinngatc." If thai
is so, it is a eredit to Sylvester. We sbunH think any
msn n ordinary sen rrs-ci woei or sriao to oe re
lieved of sorb an imputation. Wesupp-. the Arm ,
denial will have t b tsskt'n for what it is worth.
Paosrsairv or MiLt ta addition la the new
brick bbx-k on Commercial street, 8-nith s large Hotel
on Stat street, and the Cnitenity ou the Avenue,
there ar abool Ihii IV other new hows, principally
residence, goiua ap in durerent ptru of the city at
this liie: and we think there will be fully one linn
of1 '' ""'.' ""'
"Miss Hon, llooias." If vm have oerio,i to
go up the t.oliimi'Ui river, stopping at L as stilts, don l
1 fn-l to mtnj, wih K" trie ' ins llmtw," tbe
I largest aad best kept bowl ut the Cur.
TH LATEST.
Special Dispatches to the Oregon Stiitestunn.
Bun Kniticlscii, June '24. The John I, Stephens, from Hie
const of Jl' XI, ,,, I'lli lull., LrliiK l 1- 7 Hi In s,."Cle, Slut
Uso Imks of ore. JJr. tlwln was expected at Mitsallun tiirly
Iu August.
In the nine mite rsres between Fillmore And Beward, Fill
more paid forft-lls. lluutdo n-iim rues lirlwren Dunne suit
Proctor, niraltiNt Hit sod Illlly, for f'SHl s ililc, look plncc.
lit heat, won hy hpol mid illlly, tllliu fto'. itil heat, Won liv
limine and Proctor, 2:4tt', illstuiicliiK tho other team, anil
wltniloK the race.
Flour market Is depressed, and prices tend downward.
Now Hour Is si'lllnit Iron) 17,00 to $111 prbhi.; tlio Utter is ex-"
trciiie price for Jiilililnif. Tlie wlit'iil market Is lower and un
settled under litcj'cMlug nrrlvnls. Oitls llrm, ll.Onal.ttll )tr
IIHI Ihs. Wool, isles or In.lKKI His. msilluiu tierces St '20c r
Hi. A private illsiiitch from New York yesterday quotes tliu
ninrket iluU, and ieircclalliig, with satei of "Osyifon wool se
42,'io. currency." Uold, New York, on 2'2il, IS'2; Kreenbsckl
huro 72,lsii7(J. Overland lliiedown enitof Bull Lake, '-. u
Cairo June J2. Tho United Stales transport,
Kentucky, with DUO passengers, principal) par
oled soldiers and their families, left Shrnveport
for Now Orleans on tho Utli, About 9 o'clock on
the: same night it was discovered that tho boat
was taking water rapidly, ana bclore she could
hind she sunk in twenty feet of water. Tho loss
of lifo must have been terrible, the boat being
crowded and sinking inside of throe minutes. It
j supposed that 2'iU persons perished. ',' -
(ion. Reynolds has taken proper steps towards
establishing civil courts throughout Northern Ar-'
kansas. Garrisons have been established nlong
wnue river. ,:.
. FoitxtciK. Dates to June 11. President Johnson's
amnesty psucluiiinlion was generally canvassed. The
Star prontinuces the terms wise and generous. Na
poleon has returned to Paris. Nuwsof Kirby Smith's
surrender is hailed with satisfaction, being looked
upon ns conclusive evidence of the termination of the
war. The Army and Navy (laittit, referring to the
surrender of the last Confederate General, snys i By
this event tho Pederul troops have been brought face
to face with the French outposts on the liio Grande.
Tlie same paper denounces what it terms the blood
thirsty designs of President Johnsoii, but thinks he
will shrink from the horrible purpose he threatens to
carry out. While the lists of 80111 hern men are made
out, the punishment of the leaders is already terrible
enough.
Mexico. Washington, Juno 11. News
from Mexico, May 9, embraces the following
intelligence, which was suppressed in tlio dis
patches sent through French sources from 1 1 11"
vaini.Gen. Regales, with part of tlio first di-
vision of the central national army of Mexico,
iiUiicIiimI the city of llicnlliorn, state of Mitihn-'
nciin," nu the lilli of April, and took it hy
Sturm, capturing all the garrison, intiltitliug
SOU Helgittns, together with, the urtillory nnd
aintnuiiitiun. A low diivs before, tlio mulotiu!
forces captured n train'tvith supplies, uml do
feivtetl tlio .Fremiti.'
Notick 10 City SoBscaiusHS. After this issuo,,
the tilaletman will be delivered in Suleui by a Car-,
rier, promptly as soon us issued, so that subscribers,
need not come to the ollico for It. Subscribers Iu'
the City will please leave directions during this vrcek,"
whoro they want their p ipers left for them.
UT Mr. 0. Porriu is the agent for "Greeley's Con
flict ". a book that ought to bu in every man's library,'
in Vainliill county. He will also receive subscriptions
lo the Statesman. ' Give him a lift.
LrMr. I). D. Pretlymau is canvassing Polk county
for "Greeley's Conflict," and other popular works 1
and will also receive subscriptions for the Oregon
Statesman.
No Ciiasuk. It is now reported, upou what we
presume is good uuthority, that the contract for car
rying the mail from Lincoln, Cnl , to Portland, Ogn.,
is let for four years, at I'.'uO.OIill per ycat, to the Cali
fornia Ktaire L'olllliaiiv.' How KeesiilA wiu,a,tnnei.pdM,l -
or indeed whether fie ever had any contract, we
sunn 110 uouoi learn in time.
IT?" The Union majority in Washington Territory
is about eleven hnnilred, against two'hnndred major
ity for tho Coppers two years ago 1 and all this change
in a totul vote of about four thousand. How do you
feel, Coppers 7 Is n't that counting votes to your
sido by geometrical progression f
LC Uov. Mr. Drown, of Newark, N. J., delivered
two very entertaing lectures on the condition of the
' Freedoieu" of the South, last Sunday week speak
ing in the day nt tho Congregational Church, in the
oveuingut the M. E. Church. -
. C'o.UR D'Alkxk. A Mr. Wilsou. who has been to'
these now minus, .estimates the uverairo mv at an
ounce per day t and that thore is room for twenty!'
liiouaaiio men , ,
lean Couiii.r.iH liyrne will accept the thniiks of
the 8afmrtn employees for those splendid "iced
cobble.rs." furnished oil Inst publication day. Byrne
knows exactly how to II such little matters up.
To MiNi.va Coxr-ASms. To prevent charges of
favoritism and partiality, we will be guided by the
rules of the .San Kratieiseo press hereafter, in noticing
tho stocks or claims of nil mining couipuuies. - ;
' DuowxtD. A man by the name of Henry llnoih, v
a Canadian by birth, uud formerly of Mendocino,
Cal., was drowned in Isthnus Slonirh. near Coos lt.iv.
on Jone 1st.
Cmicuit Count. The June term of the Circuit
Court for Marion county, Judge Boise presiding, com-
neiii-ei tins nionilllir.
ItKAn Tins! Hull and Hay wan), tho celebrated
111 mil inns, have kindly consented to assist in the ex
ercises on the Fourth ot July, ut this nlaee.
Xsw Postal AafcNT. K. C. Gaskell, the recently
appointed Postal Aent for this coast, passed through
town Ibis moftiing, bound North.
J-Afine h'jne belonging t the Stage Company
dropped dead in his harness last week, near the Beunett
House, just at Ihe staire arrived rrom Albany.
ryilon. S'ephen St tats, of Pjlk county, will ac
cept our thanks for n erpy of the new Constitution of
the State of Missouri.
17 Tlie Christian Commission ieraDidlv closimr tin
its labors in tho Kst.
Cr.t.inatTios at Dallas. Pursuant to a cull of
the eitixons of Dallas, at the Court House, on the Nth
of June, IHtio, to make suitable nremintliona for a
celebration of the coming Fourth of July, (leorite
lillotson was called to tbe chair, and Vv. C. yVlmson
elected Jseeretury. On inotioo. Asa Hhrevo. X. Gar
wood, John WayniinvT. SI. Tbonioa, and J. W.
Limcusler wero appointed a committee of arrange
ments. Km. Howe, W. I). Nichols, and N. Me a
committee to secure the services of an Orator, U m-ler
of the Ueehiration, and Clmtdaiii ; and J. A Apple-
mite, f. Aloor, mi l 1. 31 I! illura couiiuiltee to pre
pare loasls and secure it M irs'iall of III U.iy. A
genentl invitation is extended 10 the ciluciis of 'Polk
and oilier counties to pxrtictate in tho genunil ri'j ile
um wiin wnicn una -.vital Day will ag.nu be uaile I. ,
r.r,. outige noise uelivers the orallou.
Fourth or Jui.r at SiiaiTiiiiTfZ-Tlie rilisnia of
Sublimity and tirinilv will uive a Sibbalb School
Festival on Tuesday July 4th, IKiij. Prograni'ne ;
Knising of fl.ur, aeeompuuied by a Federal salute, at
III A. M. i Procession, heudeel by children ot ttm Sab
bath School, then formed. Pra'ver bv He v. A. F. Den--
; llra-laratioti of Indenetidnce : Oration bv Ib-v. .
Myers; Song "Kid, White, anil lime" by Ihe
young ladies, al II A X Niiliooal saluto nt noon
Address to Sabbath Schools, by lliv.T. II Small:
iinginir by the children -. free'diiiner j music, loasU,
etc. Kverybody invited lo attend.
Tsarnisra Lscti ass. Key. O.B. Taylor will lecture at
the M. T. Oiurrh tcsnifttt, and also on the sarreertlnf err
ninm of this week, al other ehtircltrs In the clly. He Is an
elHUcnt and entertaliilug speaker.
MARRIED.
JuieJM.byP. n. Hatch; J.P.. st the house of Wra.
Moore, in Silem, W. H.Grixzle and l.nry K. Hell, all ol
M irion canity.
At the residence of the bride's father. In Salem. J.tfie
2llb, by tbe Ib-v II. IlKklliKiu, ilr. John II. Haas and
Mi Mary K. I'rsit. Is,th of rulriu.
HtM-kton (Cat.) papers p!rse copy )
Special Notices.
To yns t'sisroaasD. The store prominent symptoms thai
Indicate Coliiutudlon are coush and especlorallon, lots of
appetite, nausea and vomiting, dlarrhies, hemn,tya (or
bleeding of Uie tunes) nlffht sweats, herlie ferer, iletiilliy,
and finally, despondency and anilely. Now. Ihe plain In
dications are, lo combat all these tynim. Hw shsll
Uhed.mef Flspert-nct bssdeoyvnitrsled Uial NKW'KI.L'S
PLI.MIINAIIY SYKI.'P Is the only remedy.
ALXOOCK'S POROUS PLASTER PAIH RK
l.ir.VKIXO AND PTItKNOTHFN'INO. The Watorr of these
plasters voald occupy more space than ean be sparer arltfaln
the limits ot this advertisement. rVifftre It to say, thai the
most eminent cher.lsta sn4 ptiyslclaiai of Ihe Cnltee atatea
and Kurof were 'consulted as to their eoesposiUnn. They
are made porons, so that the evaporation ef Ihe nerreTdretlon
co fro on sufficlenny where Ihs plaster to applied, srlthool,
as srllh ether plasters, ea using the accumulation of acrid
mild, ahlrti csvrodee the skis aad occasions siany annleas
ant temmllons not neceaesry for Ihe cure or altevtatlon o
atreetlnna for which a plaster Is mraatly apr-lles. Indie
raldier, myrth, and other cholee froms and eseeneeei t f Ihe
vesrtahle kingdom, are the aaaterlal Inrredumts of these
eelehratrd plaiters. White they are prsssad of all the
aothni and armlnl qualltlee of almost every other ptsitey
the United ftatrs bifpemalory, they are lthr.ut a,any
of their Inconrenieneee. In the Isnnsse of ooe ho ass
esperleneed aiaeh heneftl from their ap4kaiio la a rhrea
K diseaM of the kidney Thy stick closer ihaa a hee ther,
and am sms rsa bae a fnloe friend for areakaeee of the
hack, pa las la the side, etoesaek or ihnt, sad for the) aliens
Uoa the psia atteBdm( riMwsalaaa, uy are mhoM aa
equal. ,
The Asetdla o Vroe.eo, WILLI All f ItRallSKnTTI,
nflrtal JVeaera. Crtnt it -jW trill tots frft
reviews (a.rWarsffsf IA fml y fAM aWeAr.rf.d
fUttitr Ss all ystW'iae erAe a,,v rfeeee Se ee it.
ye mJ ty H'Hmi rt r.
lyl finise-t. Oref on.
iios'rJOT'riojt'H
ir.i.rniu 1 in
STOMACH BITTERS.
rPIIE openition of this piihilnblii rrticdy upon the
X sttiiiiueh, liver and tho excretory organs is sinuu
larlv soolhing and conservative. It'i-eynlates, reeruils
and purines them. Dyspepsia in all its fot-iiis yields
to its control and invigorating properties,
INVHIOKATK TI1K SYSTEM,
Vigorous digestion and pure biln proiluees nutritious
blood, nnd nntritiuiis blood a liealtliy friunu. I)oes
tho victim of a dyspeptic styiiiaeh ami a disordered
liver desire to know how the digestion amy bo im
proved, the bile and other thiols of the body purified 1
UU, llOSTETTUlt'S STOMACH HITTERS.
Will accomplish this ilesirnblu revolution in the system,
regulating tho secretions and excretions, giving tone
10 the 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 juices which dissolve Ihe food, strength
en every relaxed nerve, muscle ami lihret and brings
the whole machinery of vitality into vigorous and
healthful plnv.
STHESaTIIKX THE SYSTEM.
The best means of Imparling vigor to tho broken'
down fritnie and shuttered constitution, which bus yet
been invented or discovered, is prollercd to tho feeble
of both and all ages in
,' 1)11. IIOSTETTEirS STOMACH IHTTEUS.
'-'Debility, from whatever came arising, mny be
cured i strength, hi wdiittover manner it may 'have
been wunteil, inuy be restored by the use of this pow
fill and lieulihy myigoraiit. Foriniligestiou uml its
painful etlects, bodily and ineuud, they are a positive
specific.
A V()l!D TO THE AGED.
"In tlio decline of life the loss of vital force conse
quent upou physical decay can only be tuifely supplied
by sonio vivifying prenuration which recruits the
strength and Bpirils, witllout emailing the exhaustion
which is alwuys the Haul ell'ect of ordinary stimulants.
We tender to ihe aged
1)K. HOSTETTKR'8 RTOMACII MTTEU8,
As an iuvigorant and restorative, immediate in Its ben
eticinl action and permanent in its elfects. It tones the
stomach, improves the appetite, and acts like a chariu
Upon the spirits.
1 FOR FEMALES.
Thousands of Indies' resort to it asa remedy for hys
teria, tltltlering of the heart, nervous heailiieiin. verli
go, general ilebilily, uud all peculiar tlislurliiiiices uud
derangements to which us a sex, they are subject. It
cheers and enlightens the depressed luentul powers, as
well us strengthens the body, and its use is nitver fol
lowed bv tiny re-action.
nrU'EWAKE OF COI'XTEItl'EITS. Piitchusc
only of reliable dealers. Sold everywhere.
HOoTETTEU, SMITH it DEAN, Agents.
San Fiiiticisco.
, IIODGK .Se CALiaiT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS I'UltTI.ASi),-
Nolo Agoiita for the Ntut. '
Power Ni'dgcd P(iml to any Overshot In
tlxlstciicc.
WJ
lEFFEL'S
AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE.
qHIE nOI'llI.E TL'UIHNKS, so long expected.
-L have arrived at lust, and orders ciui now bu filled.
We have a large supply of the dillercnt sizes, from 1(1
inches to 3UJ.
That we may know the proper sized Wheel you re
ntiire, measure your water iu the following wuy 1
Toko tho width of the etrenm, the average depth, and
the di. tanee il Hows in a minute.
All the Wheels already in use give universal satis
faction. For particulars, send for a Circnbir.
Address IjEKFEL At. MYKU4.
with Kiebarils & MeCniken,
June 12ifl5 Portland, Oregon.
Cookp, McCully & Co,, "
' .i AUK NOW OPENING IN SALKM Til K '.
Largest and Best Selected Stock
CL0TH1HG, DM - GOODS,
..siis-n..( . . k
; GENERAL MERCHANDISE, "
Ever lirouglg to the Willamette viillev.niid tviH
disnnpo of Hie Sinn,-nt Ihe very UJWl'.S t PitllMCS.
. Salem, June i), Isi'bj, j.pf
WOOL, WOOL. :
N'OTICE is hcreliy iveh tlmt wo wunt to pur
cliane - ' -
100,000 Pounds' of Wool, -
For which we will pay the HtGllKST UAH
KE T PRICE, IS CA Sll
( OOKE, MrClM.Y &. CO.
Salem, June fab, I StVs. J ttf
HARVEST OF 1805.
KNAPP, BURHELL & CO.,
Aio now riTi'iviiiff. ,
Direct from the Atlantic States,
The LAItfiKSTnnd IIE-T riEld-CTKlX of
REAPERS, MOWERS,
HKADERS, THHES1IEUS,
And other FA H M MAIIIIlNKItY,
' Kver Iiroiierlit lo Oicyoti,
WHICH WE OFFER F0H CASH,
, ..AT IHTtSHIAT..
I 1 0 1" Y C O 1 K X I TI O TV.
Illust rated (alaliigue hi ramphlct Form
..COTAI I.VU..
A Lift anil Vrtrrijtliun n lYiffrrent Mil
chiiift. hi veil a other artidrtf in
cluding many nnrelliet)
mailed lo an ad tlmt
o ailrnii,n.
KNAPP ItI ltlli:i.!.fV( O.
Agricultural and heed WarebiHise,
Portlulid, I Iregou.
SmIS
WOOL, WOOL.
(1AII AltVAS't i-S nt lw i-hIph nf initre-t iln-l.
V on (lOhrdiiPtit'tifMl lo mir HiPttt in New York
city. Voil ( irruUr unit I'rirp t'urrrnl riTeivt-d
evi ry Ipii ilitvi. Stirkti r k int niHicriul mil he
proclireft iliruuuli Ui. K-r full purlin, lum, hfl tri-M
KN'AI'I', Ul'UUY.lA,6c i it.,
I'orll Hnl. Ort ifnll.
X 11. If ifliat cnfi prire puitl for -ffriii ot jh-h)
U'rwi). Jtmi.', lr.v i jMl'i
HARVESTERS!
TTOIt aula at Nesinilh's fiittn. in Polk eouutv. three
T OHIO CIIIKF l'(MIIIM:f) JIOWKK- AMI
KKA PKIIS, at f --SI eacli. Also, new puteot fll'Elt
M I I.I.S, and lltllltsK PITCH FOKK H
IlwlH HAMl'KI,(i(FF.Aireiil.
Notice to Builders.
l)l'.ltSiXH WANTIN'd I.I MitElt. CAIJ. O.N
I HMI'I II A- CtliiWKKiilT, of hulem Orders
lilled PIMMI'TIA.
I.IXVIIXE tV DOWN'l.lt.
' June 17, hi. list
I'll r m for Htilr.
0
XE lllNllti:i AND REVEXTV FIVErj
arrest of aied lillitt'le, snd imnrnvrd lnnd.2
silnaled acr the river, OI'PtlM I K HA I.KM, about
a quurtr ot a tnile di'aol itb rsrinuiif iinpleoieuls
Ti lurm i known ss the donslKHi chi-m ,f James
White and III, "ds White. Anyone wmlunit lo pur
rbssej, pie-see call si my premtees for further informs
leai. KlillllA lloWK.
June IP, Isio. li.w'.'pd
Oil I'nintiiiK.
Pt I.INE SHF.l.TtiV havins thkrn iwmt in
LAXK-CAI'li and II KAI I'AIXTIXU nf on.
of lbs lst artists in n Franrtsro, proKMM-s lo hits
leH,ns in tbe oiioe hperilliens lo U seen at Mont
yrtmrv pK-lioe flail-rv. Will alwi es,, Photo
(lapbs in oil of wanre-dors Isoleoi, June y
j. A. appi.i:a ti:,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IlAl.i.i , t'ui.K t'ji .M l.lllii.'.llS
New Goods, New Goods,
HEATH, DEARBORN & CO.
Would respectfully Inform their friends,
tho pnhlie grnrrallii, and every body cltoe, that
they are UeeeiviliK the Largest and Finest Block nf
floods ever opened in tialem bought at' "Panic
Prices," for CASH, and for sale ut corresponding
rates t ,
Drjf Onoils, ClolbltiK, Orooeries,
Dress (loods. Huts Caps, Hardware,
. FaneV Gooils, - 1. in lies' Uiils, Iron & Steel,
.- jMiintllhis, ' . Hoots St Shoes, Paints i Oils.
-. etc. etc. tic. etc. etc. ... , .
oiu ooTxorsr goods
. - ' " .
were purchased nt the very loteent point of the mar.
kit, during Ihe Cotion Punic iu Han Francisco,
Wo defy competition in this lino.
, Exuuiine for Yourselves.
. Ladies' Dress Goods.
A very Kino Assortment of NEW RTYCES, at the
popular Cost Pus, ts, with Hooks, Thread, etc., put
in in usual.
Gents' and Boys' Clothing,
We would call especial attention to this Depart
ment of our Iliisiness, ns heinu verv COMPLETE,
and at prices which cutinot fail lo sulisfy,
HOYS' CLOTHING VERY CHEAP.
No Trouble To Show Goods.
Ladies' and Misses' Hats,
The Latest and most Fashlnonnble Styles, consisting
"NIS PLUS I'LTIIA," "DIANA," "W ATEUFALll"
. . ETC,. ETC. -
" .. ' -i ' v.. : r ., r- ; ,
Oonts' " Orunt," " Sherman," and " l.ittle Phil" Hats.
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
Mude oxprcsnly fur this Market Real lieaufiei
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
A verv Lnrite Assortment, at such priees that even
CALICO need not go unadorned.
Also s Fne Htock of - . l ( .
Boots, nnd Shoes Hard ware, Mining and
Agricultural Tools (ilnss nnd Queens
Mure, I'alnts nnd Oils Glass Vur- -nlsli,
Iron nnd Steel Axles and ..
lllackBiiiHH'H Tools '
Every tbinif fur Housekeeping, Storekecping or
running a Hotel.
Good are advaitcing in San Francisco now.
Highest Market Price
PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PKODUCE.
WOOL WAIVTIOIX
IVIlEMEMliER THE PEACES
Ko. 2, Gi'Ikb old's Block." -
HEATH, DEARIIOUN St CO.
F-uleni, May 8, left',.
CURE YOUH COLD.
fsAvi: voi'it i.uiuis.
rn.7ioxAKV
KVK1?I
Cured Thousand),
AKO
IT WILL DURE YOU.
t'A roiiyli ii jft-henilly the eil'ect f cnM, wh.rh
linn cither 1-en Iniprninirly trnnipd or entirely netf
Irrtffl. Wlu-ii it yruw uMiimic, TUF.KK 18 A I,
WAYH KICASON TO KKA U THK CONKKIIKN
CKS, h this il.offi it wriilt Btate of tlie ImiK, uud la
oflen llie fnHTinnier uf coiiriuuij'tioii." liiti'lmtmn'i
Douienlic Meilk-ino.
STOP THAT OliIIIG!
Kin of von rmi'l, mii we jiily Ton. You have
trk'il evt'ry icmeily In it tlie one dentiiied, by 1U iiiuln
"iu merit, to mirpcde h)1 liin'tlHr prupiinitioiit. It is
not niirpriliiff ynn lnnilI tie rutuctunt to try toine
thiiiX elfe after tlio many cxpuiimeivl you have Diade
of trufliy co iu pou i his foh led on the public u a rurUiu
1'iti-e ; but.
NIWf;i,l.M
rii.noMav
MIIU'P
U rvnUy the VKKY 1IKST remedy ever eomwmirifd
for tlie nt re of Cuiighn. Cull, Bore Ttiroul. Actliuia,
Whonpinv C"ii (.'It. HrcMchitin, and Coiiwimptlon
Tli'tuwiiidn of people hi (' tlifortila andOrtKon have al
ready been b-.ttt-IUud by Mmnirpripingeiirutive powcrt.
WHAT ILII,l,i:n lll.TIf
Dr. Hull, in bin ' Journul of Ileitltli,' dpnlci?i(( of
the death of WaHhinton IrvhiK, auks the above quea-
ticii, and uddm ' He mihl Well have rvaiahied with
im for nome yean to rme, had It not hen for advice,
kindly iuteiided.no douh', but gWeti in thouglitlcaa
iicm and rcc k lew i)uoruuee.
Ho hiMl u Void I ,
Which, by iue itijudiriona preitrriplion, had bern
ronvehed into attlnua." Let me say to Dr. Hall that
that "preecriplioii" an not
PI l.tlOAKV
MVIIt P.
KKK1' IT IS THK JIOL'SK, una it freely, Kiv
it to yoor childmi upon the slightest indication oft
Cold, and Tun will think and pak of it as all do who
have become acquainted with its merits.
ltr.I'INOTON h CO., Agents,
Kan KrmtriwQ.
And fr srilc evfrywhere. do',1 mhis
1 HI OKTANT (AIT10M TO THK PlBLM't
DM. JOUDAN. I'KfUMMKTOIt AND I'lilNCI
I'ALnf tl.el'Al 1KIC ANAltt.MU AL MU.-K
UM, (Ww to infnrm tbe puMie thai he is in no way
connected withi,ny advertivinK parties who may
aafinne lit name.
Dli. JOltKAN adopts this mode of caiitiomii the
p'iblic to prrveot l.iip4Mition, and as the ANAMOTIO
II II I'l:1.'-I 1- .. Ii t. :. i. aj
n s ji inr-i. m m i ?rninuHM( 1(11 Million in nan
FriMiciaco, partiM trnvelititf in Dli. ,i(HtDAN H name
tsrill l. r..Us)ul sa ss .,.... U...'l..
. AT COST.
1)1X1. ft II HOW V will M-ll thrir entire stnok nf
I) DltY IJIKIIIH, CltlM IKIKN, II II list
TiAiii., innin nnu niiiii n, 1 i.iitiii.m.,
ate, air, Al i;i r, tm a.ska rtm fur answ atrnk.
I'sn iis k ishing 10 purchnse irmHls low, will do well
by inllinK early. Terms, I'Atsll.
I1ELI, tV ItllOWN.
Sslrm, Mny I, IXG.Y tf
Wool Wanted.
Jf. will pv 'he lllWIEsT market rstiM-one
V half cash, our hiilf ii.rn I..11.H1- f..r WOOL.
HEATH, llEAllllOUN, 4r J.
2iW, Mutitl. iw-i IVtf
"wool. wool.
IJKI.I, st HU11WV will psv the hinlsraC price for
J Vt'iMtl. Hnr ns iM-fore selling,
fctlrm. Mny Hih. I""si. n,f
hr. Vi. B. RIM0M01,
"1 It AM'ATK nf Ihs Wnn.vlr.uii, MsHir.l C,.I,K,
1 f nf I'hiMrli'tils, hsvintr prmnnt)y lomlH in
Ibis ritv. rssfvlftil'v teiiilfs his pmfrssiimnl services
lo Ihe citiwns of 8hIiti and Us virimlr. Offlre and
PMtilnrei.l Mrs Itsilfy's bonse, dearly opposite the
Kurrks Htl,U. HhIi'Ih. ham, My
A A. r. A. M.
Srst.tt.,Hi llw s"ml sn.l Inarlk FridBrs la .Ark
r h cos.s. . ski a. uc.alli.y, w. m.
W..WEATIIERF01lD,lf
IIII'OIITING, WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
POUT LAM).
OKKOON,
"vVFEliS to the Trade, in quantities to stilt, at
LOW KATES,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT VP
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
DriiKKiNfs' Sundries,
Pulntcrs' Iffntnrinl,
Perfumery, Toilet Soapa,
FANCY GOODS, he, &c
Together with a Kenornl variety of articles found in s
First, Class Drug Store,
To which the attention of the Trade is invited to cull
aiid examine for themselves at
139 Frout street.
W. WEATHERFORD.
Portland. Mny 1, 1805. Jmls
Private Medical Institute.
KstubTlulied by
DR. J. C. YOUNG, ?
IIV. IHfSO, ! .
FOR THE CURE OK PRIVATE DIS
EASES, OF WHATEVER
NATURE, I
And all Female complaints.
Consulting office,
f-AO AVaMliliiirton Htroot,
Hi'oonil hnilding below Monlynmery St.,
SAN FRANCISCO. : ! CALIFORNIA.
NO CUKE, NO PAY.
CONSULTATION BY LKTTKU, Oil OT1IER-
wisic, mi1; 10. .
For Direction of Letters. See Bolow,
THIS CELEI1KATEI) INSTITUTE hns enjoyed
on this roust ail uninterrupted success of Fourteen
yeurs, and has become one of the renowned Hospitals
of the ' What Ihe celubrutrd Lo. k Ilospiuls is to
Ixinilnn, and tl.e no 'ess renowned establishment of
Uiconl to Paris, this Institute has become to the IV
citiu Const. The tliousnnils anunully received and
cured, phn e it in point of number or patients auiotiK
I he very lirst of tlie world . and the success of its treat
uiLMit ranks il second to none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IRREGU
LARITIES IX FEMALES are the ureal destroyers of
licttltli. Tuny iiisidiioiisly. attack the system and gratl
imlly uuilcrmine and destroy It 1 they 'drive the blomn
from Ihe chock, ihe lustre from the eye, the stretnrth
timl vigor from the triune ; they give to the world
puny uml iliscnseil olfspring, and poison, through suc
cessive, gcticriilioiis tlie nice of man. The marks run
be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples, the Idiot
ic, the I'lirulyilr, the Insiine, etc.
There is 110 more terrible scourge to the human nice
tliitii those discuses urrislug from the conlntninntion of
Venenil Poison. Tlie mildest forms, hv rctreullngto
the blood, hold ever over the one lilllii-ieil.ilie sword
of destruction that is liable at any moment to fall and
blight In utterly destiny all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, rmirniird as the most filial medical
enimf lo man. rotiihiuiug with the Vennenl, doiihleu
his dangers. Those who have boon tmuiiid with that
iiiu iiicioiis mineral poison are mil cured 1 the disease
hits only assumed a uow form.
Do nut bo SntlaOcd with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through tbe system, eat-ing-ils
way intu Ihe tissues and orgnua biuieulh the
iipiircnlly smooth sniliire, lo bui-sl'oui Iu the future
illl a vlrtllenrelhllt will ImHIe thccll'erls of llleilisilie.
:' PERFECT CURES can be ohtaineu bv con
soiisiilting a phvsiciiiu whom long prat-lire and thnro
nvh liivesiigiiiiou into the muses of DISEASE of the
I'KIXAKV oltdANS enables lo deteriuine at once
the iinture of Hie diseuiw.
In all diseases entrusted lo Ihe Doctor's core, PER.
FKCTKI'EEDY and PERMANENT
Cures are always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and lis ndjunrtai Gonornea and Its ae
coniMitying diseases : all ilisconlers nf the Bladder,
Kidneys ami prostrate ; Kcmlitnl Weakness 1 Dis
cuses of Ihs lliart anil Lungs Dyspepsia Indigestion;
Iuioteiiey 1 Incipient Consumption, and all diseases
of the Urinary organs, in eatlier sex, cure alwavs,
wamuiixl, Ok NO PAY REOLIREI) at the PRI
VATE Ioli'Hl IllMtltlltO,
an. SIO WAsmsuros iriiriT,
SAN FRANCISCO, 1 1 1 1 1 1 CALIFORNIA.
Srmlnnl Weakness or fipermntorrhira.
Tno young man who experiences that growing
WNikness in his mnscnlar and mental organisation
sliouhl atop to consider whence It arises. Ho will dud
in the weakness of lbs back, trembling of the limits,
disordered digestion, iitiaceiiiinlable failing of the
powers of the, iiiiuil, dislnste for society, tlreail of im
pending Iroilbla, lorebodlugs af evil, sleeplessnnss,
troiildeil ami lascivious dreams iiccompnliteil hy grow
ing di-iifiiess, Iihm of iiiust-iihir noMcr. and niimeroiis
L-tiiur symptoms of disorganization. The positive tra
ces of that most terrible and destructive ol all diseas
es, Kemiutil Wuiikuees VYiisiing away his powers,
destroying Ids hope of life uml manhood, and drugging
him along Ihe broken palh of his exisleneo toward a
pruiuuitiru giuve. To liiui who tiuds his life dribbling
out Iu tho discharge of tlie vilnl principal of existence
ill nocturnal and diiiruiil emissions, lbs mere cessiitiiui
of the causes ol its appearuuee brings no assurance oil
Mnrriuge. that holy olllee, the safeguard and hopo of
nuiniiooii, orings to siieii a ouo 110 lioie of ruru, 1ml
aims i 11 is misery in uir. Miion-ieuge Hull 1110 one WHO
looks to him for so much of her Immunese. is a victim
of his evil, ami an innocent companion of his punish-
mh-i,.. ii. B.,', m ins i.i j uisnnier nniii nope
leaves him. There is no h-srii except in tirotie.1 and
skillful treatment. Consult, then, at ones, a physician
wuom long practice aim carciiu rttM-iircll lias laanc
thoroughly conversnut with every phas of the dis
ease I liose wlio have Ihm-oiiiu Ilia virliins of solitary
vires, tbut dreadful, fusciiiatitig. and destructive hab
it, wnicn mis tiioiisaltns oi sn-a risHiis with paralytics
aim consumptives, ami iiiinureus oi untimely staves
Willi its niisguiileil victims, slioulil consult without
moment's di-l.iy. one wlio will sympathise Willi tlieir
stineringa. losnen ine l.oclor wolilil eaHWlslly e!
dress himself, giving lo each and al: aMnirance of a
I KUr El l ami I'EKMANE.NT CURE nlhout au
dranre srom business, ckanft of diet, or frar of ti'
pasnre.
irj not forget His an-lrss nee below.
Iinporlant to Frmnlrs.
When a female ia in trouble ora Hlicted witli disease,
and requires midicul or snrgictl ussi.tnnce, tbe ennillry
should be, Where is there a physician who is fully
connielniit lo administer relief, aud wbos riMwHalil
slanullig In society n-commeuifs Inoi to tlie contlilem-s
of the couiiuuiiily T 'Hie Doctor, umlcrslitiiding how
iuieratively necessary these rciuiremeitls are, feels
called upon to iuteriMMMi, and hy calling the attention
of lbs alllicted to lh fact llislliehnl Im-ni PHI).
FESSdU OF OHsTKTIflf'H and FEMALE IHS
EASES for twenty years. and is fully qualitled to ad
minister in all rases, both tnedicnlly and aurglcslly,
not in a siinerflrtal manner, but in as thorough a man
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and private lamllies ran make, fo save Iheta Iron.
Ihe hands of tbe uiMiualttieil. Uliscrniiuluous. and des
igning. Thernlore, families can rely iihiii hint as
upon a fsthar. All in atllictiou ran find in hiui ons
who can feel and sympathise with and befriend Iheto
ill trouble one inwhoseserrecy Ihe utmost eoulidenes
run l. pliic.,1. CONsI'l.TATIiiN (IIY Li I'l Ell
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THE ( ELEIIKATEO FEMALE REM El)l EH, coin
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Tiie conMNiitly accruing U-sHuinliials of their rllicacy
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No Lsdr should be without these Reaovsihig
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suerliye rase., and who think sniper la submit a
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