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Newspaper Page TextTub U. H. Laws. Our readers will litid the outside of this lasuo, mid likewise the outaldo of the paper fur about three weeks longer, taken up with tlx U. 8. Revenue Law, together with the amendments pasted at tho recent suasion of Con ffreas. It it the moat Important of any of the late acta of Congress, aa it ia the law which ia to fur nish the money to disclmro tho National debt, to oine extent. Secretary Seward insists that it muat be published in the Oregon Stnteiman, and ao we ad viae our subscribe to read it carefully, and preserve the papers containing It. When t ! finished, we intend to furnish more general read ing matter than heretofore. The Celebration at Daixa".. A correa pondent furnishes an interesting report, which we wo,:'d publish with pleasure if we had the room. Judge Boise made one of hla ableat apccchca on that occasion. Short addreaaea were also made by Judge Moor, Dr. Hitghea, John E. Murphy, and W. C. Whitaou. A huge dinner waa partaken of; and our own aoldiera were not forgotton, aa we are informod that nearly lifty dollars were raised to purchase a handsome ban ner for Company A of trie Infantry, the members of which are principally from Polk county. The best of good feeling prevailed, and nothing trans pired to mar the festivities of tho occasion. , Anotiieu Gold liidCK. Col. Moores has ex hibited to us another gold brick, the product of aixty-one pounds of quartz rock, crushed and amalgamated at the Oregon Iron Worka milt in Portland. It is valued at $519,13, and ia only 679 fine, allowing a largo per centage of silver. This apeaks volumes for Santiam. It ia richer rock than was ever found at Washoe. Oregon Wool Interests. Our agricultural man has prepared nn ablo article, in reply to the article of " Fair Tiny," published in the Oregoni an two months ago, and republished In the Cali fornia Furmtt, to the damage of Oregon. It will be interesting to all wool-growers, as showing them what course certain partica reaortod to to permanently control the production and price of wool in this State. It will appear soon. Dihtingiiishfd Arrivai.. Nazro Smith, the renowned Yankee, who traveled twenty-live years in the South, and escaped alive, 'and who has re paired half the watches and clocks from Maine to Texas, is now circulating around at the same busineas. Nazro may always be known by his commanding, alderninnlo figure, and innocent blue eye. lie is a great favorite with the ladies, and is a numeroua talker. IT" The Albany Journal contains tho following telegram: San Francisco, July 8, 1865. ' To linn, J. C. Powell, Mayor Albany . Leave Maryavilto on the 14th for Portland and Olyinpia. Muat loave Victoria, returning, on the 2tjtli. Im possible to stop on road regret. Sciiiiyleb Colfax. An Important Appointment. We learn that Hon. W. C, Johuaon, of Oregon City, has been appointed by Mr. Cushing (Counsel for the United States) to the important position of Attor noy for the Uoverniuent in taking mid preparing the testimony for tho Government, in relation to the claims . of tho Pugut Sound and Hudson's Bay Companies. ns- Th. fnllnin. .mn,l ...il.... k.. i.... elected directors of tho Willamette Valley and Cascade Wagon Road, to wit: J. Norcross, W. XT. Farrish, and A. Hacklcman, Albany; L. El kins and Wm. Ralston, Lebanon; Jason Wheeler, Santiam; and A. C. Hauscinan, Brownsville. Religious. Rev. W. F. lioynkin has comr menced a rcgalartfonrss of lectures in the Bap tist Church, on the Apocalypse (Revelations.) The theme, with the known abilities of the lec turer as a thinker and apenker, will mako.tho lec tures interesting. Hour of lecture, 8 p ni. Fine Stock. The Sentinel aays W. C. Myar, of Jackson county, ha" a Coburg colt, 14 months old, which is lli hands high, and weighs 1,100 Ibst and thinks he is the finest colt of the kind on tho coast, if not on the continent. Mr. Myer intends to take this colt, with live others of the same stock, to the State Fair this fall. EF Oov. Gihbs has appointed T. B. Odene.il, Esq., County Judge of Bentou county, vice J. R: Bayley, resigned Mr. Odeneal ia the editofof our sprightly neighbor, the C'ortallis Gazelle, and we rejoice that the "powers that be" have recog. nized the claims of a printer to hold an office. Mr. Odeneal will make a good Judge. tjT " Judge 8weet," formerly of this place, waa recently tried for embezzlement in the Cir cuit Court for Wasco county, found guilty, and sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the pen itentiary. , North Yamhill P. 0. Our subscribers at this office complain that the 8'aUtman fails to reach tho office frequently for three weeks after , the publication. Something is wrong over there. Who is to blamef The papers leave Salom reg ularly. A Good Appointment. Hon. Henry Warren, of Yamhill county, has been appointed Receiver ia the Land Offico at Oregon City, in place of Bon. W. T. Matlock, who has resigned on ac count of ill health. Mr. Warren's appointment is one " eminently fit to be made." The Colfax Partx. By telegraphic dispatch to Gov. Gibba, we learn that the Colfax party will . reach Salem some time to-morrow (Tuesday). The Governor will arrive at Salem this evening, and accompany the distinguished guests down to Portland. ' ' Santiam Mines. These mines are daily at, trading more and more attention. Judge Shat- tuck, Dr. Chapman, 8. B. Parrish. Capt. Keeler, and some thirty or forty others, went lip to the mines during the past week. tjT Unavoidably crowded out several com. munications which we intended to publish. They must be deferred for the present, on account of the Revenue Law. ' YtT The Corvallis Gaulte says that a stage is running regularly from that place to Yaqnina Bay. The work on the roitd ia progressing fine ly. Hundreds of pleasure seekers are at the Bay, ty Judge Slratton made us a friendly call du ring the week, lie is looking after the interests of the Central Military Road. Rain. Several refreshing showers of rain vis ited this part of the valley laat week, doing the gardens and root crops great good. Thanks. Judge Williams will accept our thanks for lata volumes of the Clolx, and other valuable documents. Cr The California Stage Company has sold out all its stock oa this line to Keeside, the new mail contractor. Q Portland has rigged a strain dredger, to dredge off tho bars below Ibo city. nr The Bank of HritUh Columbia has estab lished a branch at Portland. CI Mrs. Reward, wife of the distinguished secretary or state, lias recently died. IV Hun. Stephen Slants will accept our thanks for lata at. Lotus and Chicago papers. Billy Muixioan Endkd. Thhj notorious man came to bkt death ia Sib Francisco last week in a tragic manner. Ho was taken with the delirium tremens and imagined that the old Vigilance Committee, which exiled him from San Francisco in lcViC, waa alter him again. Id this condition ho barricaded bis room and commenced Bring his pistol into tbe street. He killed one man in the street, and a friend by the -name of Jauk iloXalih who approached biro to pacify htm. Us was shot dead through the head, by a tnaskel fired from a boose on the opposite side of the street, bjr police-man. just as he raised his pistol to fir on the officer. miitilUl'lIll! NKtVH. Washington, Juno 2,J. Tito President to day IbsiioiI a proclamation raising tho blockade wi-st of Ilia Mississippi, dcclnring all ports open to foreign coin i.ercu on tho 1st of July, on terms set forth in the proclamation of tho 22J of May mt. John (J. Hreckluriilge and party have reach ed Culm in safety. They were nuar Jeff. Da vis when ha wus captured, but managed to eludo the nnlinnnl troops and traveled norms tho Suites of Georgia and Florida to the coast where he secured a einnll limit and put to sun. He arrived at Cardiims nn the 1 1th, after three days and nights passed nlmost entirely without, cuting or sleeping. Tho rebel General Slaughter Hits driven nut of Brownsville, Texas, liy his own soldiers, and left fur Culm. General Butler's friends want him annotated Governor of South Carolina or Idaho. A considerable effort is being made liv the Union men of Alabama to have the President pardon L. P. Walker, nf Hnntsvillo, first rebel Secretary of Wnr. Ho retired from that pnsi tioo and was madu Brigadier in '61, because ho was not sullictcntly truckling to Jolt. Ditvis, Ho was denied any command eomtiionsurute with his rank until he threw up his commission and left the torvlec. His friends claim for him that ho alivnys favored East Tennessee, and volunteered to defend lirownlotv and others. The Richmond papers of the 20th contain the following; At the late election in Accomao and Northampton counties. Win. H. P. Curtis, for Congress, received 1,1 13- majority. For the House of Delegates io Virginia, Thomas Williams and Dr. John W. Field were elected. Both were conservative. The Tribune'i Washington special ears that among the vast number of applications for par don filed at the White House, there is not a single instance where the applicant does not assort that he was opposed to the inauguration of tho rebellion. Gen. Grant's health is somewhat impaired. He will seek a few weeks repose, and is now in Philadelphia. ' Tho Secretary of the Navy announces to the Navy and Marine corps the death of Admiral Dupont, after an honorable enreer of nearly fifty years in the service of his count rv. Tho President bus directt d iy. JP. Dole, Commissioner of Indian Afiuirs, to proceed to tho Indian country for the purpose nf etteoting treaties with peaceable and hostile Iudinns. In his instructions to Dole, the President says he deems the present a fitting time for tho renew al of efforts to urge npon the Indians the press ing nccessityTor abandoning their wild and ror inc habits, niid adopting the more ueaoenblo aud industrious ways of civilized life. There is no longor any region of territory left in the United states, wuere meir rougu intuits nuu mode of life oan prevail as formerly. They are being pressed nnd hemmed in on every side by tho advancing settlements of an ag gressive and enterprising people. They must, therefore, adopt themselves to tho new order of things, and live in pence among themselves nud with their white neighbors, or must inevi tably perish. . The policy of settling them upon suitable reservations where they may, with the aid nf friendship nf the government, be able to subsit themselves by agriculture and other industrious pursuits, is loft without alter ation. A Washington special dispntoh to tho Tri bune says a member nf the Alubmnu delegation now here, brings intelligence from that State that most of tho Union citizens are unarmed, whilo the rebels are left well supplied with arms formerly used by them iu the army. He was present nt the surrender of the rebel Koil dv's command, aud stutes that nut of 20,000 men, but 8.000 delivered np their arms, ac counting for the halunce as being lost, whereas they had been hidden, only to be afterward re claimed by the rebels. The Mexican Imperialists at Mntamnrns.are much exercised in consequeno.i of the Appear nnco in their iinineiliutu vicinity of so many Unitep: btato3 trot ps. Among the new applications to the Pretiilent fur pardon, are the following rebel officers : Ung. Gen. linrton. J.W. Twtzer, W.L. Abel, D. It. Smith. W. li. Corse. W. Gordon. J. R. Jones, L. Vaughn. J. Miirinmlnke, 1). M. Du bois, and John 11. 1 inker in the leliel navy. 1 ho negroes are going back to their Inrit or owners to work for wages. Conventions have been held in various conn ties in Georgia, at whieli resolutions acknowl edging the authority of tbn United KtiUes.were passed, and requesting a Provisional Govern ment until the reorganization is effected. The Heralds Utclimoiiil correspnnilcut snys Gen. Gordon was relieved of his command nt Norfolk, nn Monday lost, and the city restored to civil rule. There will probably be considerable delny in the appointment nf a Provisional Governor fur South Calolina. The delegation here do not all represent tho Unionists ol the State. The Stato is at present without laws. Its citizens complain that a fearful proportion of them are destitute of all menns of sudport and starving; that all manner of lawless men and crime are alarmingly on the increase, and the only hope for pulillo or private virtue, is admitted to be in tbe protection of the federal laws. 1 be President bns Issued his proclamation providing for the re-organization of Alubaina and appointed Lewis T. Parsons Provisional Governor. Philip Lee of Kentucky. John R. Davis of lenneseeeand James Is. Seward, formerly a Member or Congress from Georgia, were par doned to-day. Gen Cox has been nominated by the Ohio State Union Convention for Governor. Ex-Governor Wright of ludiana has been tendered the mission to Prussia. The delegation from South Carolina, which arrived at Washington yesterday, having in structions to present to President Johnson the expediency of adopting an official plan where by the relations between the freedincn nf the State and their employers in regard to labor and wages, can lie satislactonly arranged, pro fuse willingness to allow tho freedmen they may emphy one half their crops as a recom pense for their labor, but say that unless they have a guarantee that the labor sha I Is con tinuous it will be of uo use to ooinitieoce the crops for another year ; that if the late slaves are allowed to choose their employers and oo cnpatioos, llirr will invariable select corn planting ns the easiest work to the great de crease of the cotton and rice crops. The members of this delegation accept the abolish ment of slavery, declaring that it is really the slave owners who hare scoured freedom by get ting-rid or their s aves. I huv ex nress a de termination to be loyal to the Union in futnre ; own they have failed in their great undertak ing; tliey tin u It lucy were rigut to restating, but admit they may have erred. General Dix goes to Quebec, on visit to the Governor General of Canada, to inform him that the basinets nf tbe right of asylum so long practiced by the Canadian Government in case ol rebel agents, must lie stopped. The headquarters of the Army ol the Poto mac will be broken nn in a day or two. Those entitled to discharges are being speedily mat tered oat, and hot a skeleton of that onoe noble and magnificent army now remains. Robert Ould, late tbe rebel Exchange Com missioner, and Major Carriugton, one of his as sociates, have beert released froiuLibhy Prison on parole. They were confined on the charge nf taking part in the notorious misappropria tions of money and articles seat to the toldirrt by their friends at the North. It appears Oold and Carrington did not take part In these shameful transactions. The Infamous tyrant over our prisoners, wno escaped some time since and was retaken, it now chained to Die wall in Ins dungeon ami la being made to taste some nf the horrors iinpoed upon our bo ivs. The President has pinioned Char let Wall1 ll one of the Chicago conspirators, now in the penitentiary at Columbus. A military order was promulgator to-day anoouiiciur tbe dismantling of the Geld works which compose the defenses of Washington nnrih and sooth nf the Potomac. To-day, for the Erst lime in four yeandircot verlaud communication "to niciunoou is to b bad. Tbe old railroad raute. with connect ing link, steamboats and stacet.being opened General commanding at Kicbauod bat it toed aa ardcr aonoociog that slavery kavinf censed to exist ill Virginia, all Stato and muni cipal laws restraining the liberty nf colored persons, huve become obsolete, and that hero after, colored people will enjoy tho same per sonal liberties as whites, and bo sulject to only the same restrictions. The Lynchburg (Va.) Republican rays : The friends of the guerilla leader, Mnshy, re cently appeared at the Provost Marshal's of fice at Lynchburg nnd inquired if that parti san chief would ho paroled in the event of his surrendering himself, to which an affirmative answer was given. A few days afterwards, Mushy niadp iiis appearance, bat in tbn mean time orders had been roccived from Richmond not to parole him. and ns ho had coma in un der promise of safe guard, the Provost Marshal felt bound in honor not to take advnntngo nf his position, and ordered him to leave Lynoh huig, which soldiers were directed to see that ho did, withnnt molestation. Tha World's special dispatch says 152.000 troops, 70,000 horses aud 30,000.(100 pounds of haggnge have been transported from this city by railroad, since the grand review. The same correspondent says on good aa thoity that Maximilian's agent, Loin, whose presence, is exciting so much attention, wont out on a mission of a purely financial and com mercial diameter. He has no connection with military ufiairs in Mexioo, or the Emperor's chief of Cabinet, an 1 is exclusively occupied with nmtters purely financial. Information received at the headqtinrtors of Gen. Mcjia, at Matnmoras, says that an en gagement lately took place between the Im perialists and Liberals in which the Liberals were defeated, losing 700 killed and 2,000 pris oners, together with their arms and ammuni tion. Negrete is reported to bo a prisoner. Cnlludo Blanco was supposed to have been captured and shot. The Jacksonville (Fla.) Uniou of the 17th snys t A portion of the private baggage nf Jeff Davis has beeu secured near Gniusville, Fla. It consisted of two boxes and a trunk contain ing many important private letters and papers. The wagon containing tho bnggngu seems to have been the advance of the Hying party and was abandoned nn learning of Davis' capture. New York, Juno 20. The government of Son Salvador has issued an official bulletin giv-' ing particulars of the battle at Union, which overthrew the recent rebellion. ' Tho troops surrounded the place and entered it after se vere figting. Cabanas, the rebel leader, when he saw the dny was lost, bravely rushed for ward, nnd when within a few feet of tho loyal Gun. Cobouck, fired his revolver at him, but missed bis aim. Cobouck returned the compli ment nnd Cabanas fell wounded. In the strug gle which ensued around two leaders. Cabanas escaped. Tho official bulletin declares he sought and ohinincd refuge on board a North American vessel in the harbor, Another ac count snys that his body was subsequently teen ashore ; that hit friends were apparently oon veying it to a place of burial. It was supposed he died on the American war vessel. The pa pers of tho rebel chiel were captured, ns well as a iinntity ol arms and ammunition and sev eral lending officers. Son Francisco, Juno 10. A card is publish ed this evening purporting to be signed ly the passengers who suffered by the loss of the Gol den Knlo. They rciterato the previovs charges against Captain Dennis, and notify the Transit Company of their intention to suo for damages sustained by loss of baggage. ' Tho Sanitary Commission advertises that in valid soldiers, nr others honorably discharged from the service on this coast, aud the widows and orphans nf thoso who bavo died or may hereafter dio in the service, can have their claims adjusted and their hack pay, bounties, and pensions collected free of charge, by ap plying to the officers of California liranch, at 210, Montgomery street, San Francisco. Washington, Juno 27. The President has issued another proclamation removing all re strictions npon- internal commerce and coast wise commerce in tho territory west of tho Mississippi, The Lynchburg Republican of the 17th says that the guerilla Mushy had snrrendered and been paroled on the same terms as grunted to Lee. ' Tho election for Members of Congress and for the, new Virginia Legislature is to tako place on the 12th of October. At this election the people are to decide whether the Legisla ture shall have power to repeal the Constitu tional provision which excludes from holding olhee ail who have been engaged in Ibo rebel lion. Tbe Jlcracd'i Washington special snys that among other property seized upon by Colonel l.ooinis, special agent ol the I rentury Depart ment in Virginia, is tho military railroad from Uanvillo to Greenslinro, 40 miles, winch was built by the rebel army. The rood will be run under the control of the Treasury until regn lury confiscated by tho court. Il is expected to pay a handsome per cent, abovo expenses. 1 he J nbane i N ashington special says that the Freeduieu's Bureau has prepared a list ol abnndoned lands in Virginia, aud will submit it to tbe President for bis approval to morrow. The list embraces between thirty and forty thousand aores. . 1 , , . The llcrald't Norfolk rpeoial says thai Jeff. Davis' health is excellent. At tbe municipal election in Norfolk nn the 7th. there was much excitement, and a heavy voto was polled. A large number of returned soldiers from the rebel army, took every ueces sory oath required nf thcni to entitle them to franchise. E. C. Talili. a prominent lawyer, was elected Mayor ; W. Taylor, Into Adjutant Gen. fur Lee, was elected Register. I he l'etrrs hart? Vaioi neioi wns tunnressed by Houtshofl for disloyally. The limet v ahington special snyt : The Committee on tne Conduct of the War, in their forthcoming report, detail the savage and in human treatment onr prisoners received from the rebels. The Surgeon's report of the Rich mond prisons fur nno quarter shows that a frac tion over one half of all the coses entered, re sulted in death. Most of these cases were the result of inhuman treatment and neglect. Af ter oor men died, their bodies were treated like so many carcasses of dead animals. Their bodies were piled cp in dead houses, and their eyes and cheeks eaten out by rats before they were put in their Collins. lho same correspondent says ex-Senator Foote and C. J. Gould were the only persons nf note who applied for pardon yesterday. t-oote s application was dated at .Montreal. 1 be Paris Paint aays : The apology made for the insult to the American Consul's flag, at HonoJulo, by an English Captain, lost April, not being satisfactory to the Washington Gov ernmrnt, demand was made for further satis faction, which the English Government has jott giveu in a dispatch to President Johnson. expressing regret tor the occurrence. 1 he MomtcMr in speaking ol large reinforce ments for Mexioo, explains that the army in Mexico, it ill receive, be lore tne .list or Decem ber, men necessary io replace tbdse whose time expires by that dale. The objeot of the move ment is to maintain, not increase, tne strength of the army. 17 Report of tho Dial. School of Salem. Ore gon, for the school year commencing Hept. oth, Ichm, and ending July itn, into: vvnoietfo. of pupils enrolled during the year, in tbe 1 nncipal a Dept., D. C. Pearson, Tea., aasiasted by Mita Irena Cornelius a portion of the time, ano a por tion of the time by Miss Pbebe Urey, 171. No. connected with tho school from qr. toqr , 7 Av erage attendance, 06. In the Primary lpt,Mrs. F. L. Price, Tea., astutrd Jliia Laura A. Larl, a portion of the time. III. No. connected with the school from qr. to qr., 64. Average attend anee, M. Total So. enrolled. SS. No ennnreted with the school from quarter to quarter, l:t(j. Average aitrndanee, IM The following baa nren the regular course of study : Hpelling, U'tuling, Penmanship, Eng. Gram , Geography, .Merit, and Written Arithme tic, Algebra and Comjiositions aud Declamations, with the following general exercises ; Moral Lea sons, Vocal tusic, concert exerriaes, extempora neous Ment. Arilh. questions. Phonology, besides lecturaa in Bit. and t'hro. Anat. I'byt. and lly gems, and Conslilvtional law and Government. Considering the crowded state of tbt school and the irrrguUrlt in attendance, lb pupils have made very cunimrmlshla prugrrsa. D. C. l'tAK.i.j, Pria. Tta. A1T MASON AT HANh-WkkiTit lsrs -,-US4 nfc 0-ts. CHfth, InirtttiM, simI ain4rr4 KStO"i oi tfc Ui-MI (ml iaft, II j .,-,1,1 t sp.liU r.H.,1 t art and snoufU tiSUaMM, w Nr.WflX'4 IlLMOAkTSIKlP. THE LATEST. 8iei'ial Dispatches to tlia Oregon Statesman. San Francisco, July IS Moses Frank, tho forger, was to-dsy sentenced to livo years in the penitentiary. . A fire broke out in Rcdinglon St. Co, 'a Whole sale Drug House to-day, but waa extinguished without material damage. 1 he steamship Pacific, plying: between this c tv and Sun Pedro, was seised as alio was about leav ing hor wharf this morning, on libel for pilotage, amounting to $'.111,25. Bonds were given, and she proceeded on her voyage. , , JiHin tell last tiigiit aim an to-day at Visalia, Virginia City, Carson, Aurora, and Han Jose.' Legal Tenders unchanged. Sim Francisco, July 1(1. The iiirv In the Bron. tos-Colon piracy case, lu the County Court, ac quitted the wholo of the accused after a moment's consultation. There was a fire last night between California and Sacramento etreets. Loss $'jO,(IO0. The funeral services of the late Bislioo Potter, of Pennsylvania, will be held at Grace Church to-day. - Bishop Scott, of Oregon, will officiate on the occasion. No change in tho condition of the Eastern line. Portlund. 17. A torrilBc collision occurred Kridnv nlirlit between the Hi other Jonattmn and Imrkentiue Jane A r'ulkeiiburg, a short dlstanco below St. Helens, llnth vessels were makiiift good headway ul the time. The damugo to lbs Kalkeubuig I about trail. Tho steamship wns probably as badly Injured, hut the Inju- rles snstsincd ny eacn were auovo water nans, witicn prevented any loss uf life or dutiume to consignees. At the elti.eiin' meeting tlatiu'ilay evening, arrange ments were made tor the reception of Him. Kcliuyler Colfax and party, ltooms were procured for thein at tht Lincoln House, and a committee of over thirty dli- zeos were apnoi uted to proceed to Orejrou City to escort the party to nils city, oi wiucn committee uov. uioos was appointed chairman., it was also ordered that the Mayor and City Council act asaconimittceot reception upon the arrival of tho party In the city. A Coi.rAX Meeting. As It is probable, front the dis patch below, that the Colfax party will arrive In Salem on Wednesday uioro!na. we are authorized to say that If they do, the people will uudemtand that fact, if the cannon Is fired, which will be the signal for a public meeting , , K " ; t Jaoksosvim., July 17, 18(1). To Hon. Sam'l E. Alayt We leave Monduy morn-in-. Mnt reneh Portland Wednesday night. Iteftret that our stopping Is impossible, Schuvi.kk Colkax. , Camkohnia Intekests. We see by the Union that Major Hubert S. Williamson, Chief Engineer at headquarters, Department of the Pacific, will Btart immediately with a survey ing party on a reconnnlssauco of the oountry botween Surprise Valley and Smoky oreek, in Honey Lake Valley, aud all routes thcuco to Idaho. Tho object of this move, is donbtless to establish a practical and safe- overland route from California to Idaho. , IIOSTETTElt'S CKI.SBIIiTtD STOMACH BITTERS. THE operation of tliin palatable remedy nym the st omit eh, liver and the excretory (stymie t tinu lartr uootliifitf and coniwrvHlive. It reKiiliitet., recruits and purities tlicm. Dyppeprtiu in all itn forms ytulilt to it control and inviuraiiiif( properties. . INVIGOKATS THIS HY8TKM.. Vigorous diction and pure bile nrnditre nutritious blood, Hnd nutritious blood a lieitltliy I'mme. hntn the victim of a dvepeptie Momm-li and a disordered liver tteoire to know Imw tlio ilit'ciMm may be im proved, tho bile and other HuiU of the body purified 7 Dlt. HOSTBtTKR'S STOMACH B1TTEKS. Will iKxouiplbh this desirable revolution in thenyHtem, re'iiltitintf the sec rut ion a tunl excretions, ffiviiw tone to tbe animal inires which ilitwolve the food, utieimtlt en every riduxtd nerve, mum-lo and lihrc.aud brings the whole machinery of vitality into vigorous aud llOUltUtUt plHV. BTUENGTHEN THE 8VSTEM. The best means of imparting vijror to the broken- down frame mid shattered rnnmitunon, which has yet been invented or discovered, u pro tiered to the feeble oi uom ami an axes in I)R. IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, from whatever cause arUiutf. tmty be cured ; slreiiuth. in whatever manner it may have been wanted, niuv be rust o red hv the ue of this pi ful aud healthy nniiormit, For hidiKstioii and its painful etiects, bodily aud mental, they are a positive Hpeciiio. , A WOltD TO TUB AGED. , In tbe dorliue of life tbe low of vital force eon se quent upon physical decay can only bo safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recmim tne rtreniftb aud spirits, without emailinur tbe exhaustion whirl) is aiwajH the hi ml ettoclof ordinary sliuiuhtnta. ivs tender tv ttie urea DR. IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEH8, . As an inviirorant and renin rat ive. Immediate in its brn. eticiul action and permanent hi its ellecttf. t It tones (he stomach, improves the apjwtite, and acta like a charm upon the spirits, FOR FEMALES. Thou nan tin of tudies resort to it hi a remedy for bvs teria, tluticrin nf the heart, nervous headache, vurti (fu, general debility, aud all peculiar disturbances and demngeincnlH to which as a sex, they are Bub)cct. Il cheers and enlightens the depressed mental powers, as well ns strengthens the body, and its use is never fol lowed bv any re -action . "NEWARK OK CUfNTERKfclTS. Purchase only of reliable Healers. Sold everywhere. HOfTETTKR, SMITH & DEAN, Agents. Shu FrHiicimMi. HODGK As CALE1 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLASD, Sole Agents for the tttnte. To H'lioin It nay Coisrrrn. THKnndrrsigned is the duly nnlhoriaed aut nt of W. C. tlriswnld, and all p-rsons in anr wuy in terested will please act wcoriluiifly, trton litis duto. CIIKSTKU N.TKItltY. Sulem, Orcgnn, July 3d, IwiV. Hwl9 !V I !'-. In the muttiT of the Bale of tti-u! Kstate hi-lnnglng Io Wm, Fulton, an insane person. County Court, Polk county, Oregon. rpilIS 5th day of July. lKKi, nrnn U.W. Altioghnni. L guardian for the said insane person, and present ed his petition asking fur an order to wil a portion of tlit real estate U-longiu Io the said Win Pulton. It Is therefore ordered thus said petition lie heard and de termined on Monday the !lh day nf August, IHtio. All persons interested are hi-rehy uotitied to uppeur and show cause, if any they hare, why snrh Miition should not be grauicd. . CHAH. K MOOIt, July o, IKil-V lflwt Cotoiiy .lodiro PINAL SETTLEMENT. In Probate Court, Marion roomy, flregon. Kstate of Hnrrey tordou, deorused. RE. PTHATI'llN. adminisiralor of said eatut, having this dny proseuted his accounts praying a linal selllfiiii-iit of thu same, therefore, all persona interested iu said estate are herchy nolitied that sold application will be heard and determined Ht tho court house donr in Halem on Monday, the 7th iIhv nf Aa gust. '4 JilllN !. PKKIll.KS, Salem, July 7, IW.). lUw4 Ciunty Jn.lye. a rM7tiiiA ruk'ti SuTIce. OTICK is herebr given thai the undersigned has ll been appointed administrator nf the estate of Williaoi II. loogherty, late of Marion eonnty, Or egiai, dceeaeetl. Ail (mnmiHl bavmg etaints airuinst SHid estate are requested to present the sume to ber at ber reridenee at hiihliuiitr, slurion r.Hintv. July a. Ii0i.sc.lw4 KMAI.INK IMM IillKitTr. HHEUIEF SALE. , , BY VIHTrK of a foreclosure of luortgHgo and or der of sale iseued out of the rircuit court and Ui Die directed, iu tuvor of Lewis Johnson ami against M. lool. ooinreaodtns: me to muke sale of tho fol lowing oWrilied renl estate, situated In T 5 H. It. .'I W.. in the connlv of YamlHll. Slat uf Oreiron. and being dotiNlinn eiitiin lo-M and clam no. 67,MmlainiiMr IMU acres of land, and by virtue of said order of sale. I will proceed to sell the said oeseriiieo premises ai the court house door in Yamhill enmity, Oregon, on Saturday the I'.tb day of August, IHl'w, at one o clock p.m. of' said dav, to satisfy the above execution mounting Io $ ,:K, together with Interest, r-jela, and aecraiiig eorts. L U WiUTiJOMil, Lalavetlt, Julys. 11. Iw WienlT. PINAL SETri.EMENIV In Probate Coot, Polk mnntr. Oeemn. VfOTIt E is berehv given that Ira F. M. Duller, ad 1 ministralor of the ertate of Thomas 11. IliU -Jun- aon. deceased, has this day presented his aroouuts for and prays a final ettlemeiit or said estate. It is there lore onlered mat sti ewemeni d oenni ana oeser mined at the. renr! house in Ilallaa ia said eouniy. on MntKtar the nn oay oi angusi nex,. ciun f. moor, July 1, ISUV, fj 'onniy Judire. SHERIFF HALE. T)X VIRTUE of an caecntion from the circuit court li nf the state of Oreaen for Manotl eonnty. and to me directed, by the clerk nf Ssid ennrt, in favnr of Ilepj. rMmpsnn and against Henry 1 Knniwalt and tha partnership prnpeny of Hrgua and Kumwslt, for want of personal properly, I have levied tipon and will aanosr sale as the law direru to the Ms-beat hid.ler t.w rash in hand, at tbe roart boas donr III Ha. lam. eonntv and state afrresaid. the perlnershin OCD erty of said Sfirsgoe dt ISiisnWalt, deerribedas follow, to will Mitnat in lb euunty of Marion, state of Or eirna.aud rommeneing at lli H. K corner of lb land claim nf Isirkin Price slid wife i tbctie westerly nn the aottb line of said ctana to rods i tbenra aonberlv 11 rods and .'! feet i tlienee easterly 4H rods In lb east line of said claim : llwuea anotli to Hi plan of beginning eontaimng 40 acre, more or less, together with Ik appuTteiatnre Ihrrannln bekmgmf, In k sold In sattsfj said eanenlion, iuutrnal, Of-.'s, nnd ae rnun. nts K.Vd sale to tske pi.ee nn MATl'iillAY the frh dsy nf AfOlrT. !'.. at nn. n-eloek p. at. of saiddxv. "A SI I. IIKADtill'K, J, il, IHM. I'.'w4 hherlff. I R. K. K. risKK. riiystoian sod Kurgmn I ' OUct at residctue, 3 doors south of I''"! 'itTiv (Ukia 'I WAGON TIMBER. In addition to our LAItdK and EXTUNSIVE stock of Hardware, Iron and Steel, We have on baud, and are coiistuotlv i-erelviug from the Eit'teni Klines, a FC'LL AH KOkTMENT of Hubs, Spokes, Hickory Axles, Bent Rlm EXPRESS AND BUGGY POLES, Whillle Trees, Ac, Ac. ..AI.SU.. 20,000 lbs. of Iron Axles t In. to II In. loo setts Thimble Hkeina iu. to 5 in. 100 sells Whkoii Boxes. i 100 setts Malleable Nuts for Wooden-Axle' Wagons. 3,600 lbs. Wagon and Cui riiiKu Bpriiuis, Bub Bunds, Mullouble Irons, Carriage uud Tire Bolts, Cum berland Coal, , 4,000 lbs. Nuts and Washers. Aud a lnrge and complete assortment of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE. K. J. MORTIIKUP dt, CO. Importers and Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Steel and Waiiou Timber, Kit Front Street, Portland, Oku. ' llmlu Sl'HEBlilMlili TRADE OF SAN FHANCISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Nos. 411. 413 mid 41S Battery Street, . Cor. Merchant, elan Francisco. Importers and Wholesale Dealers. ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK! WE vronM call tlis amotion of COUNTRY MER CHANTS to our usually larirostock of floods. Our stock oompHae every article in tba Clothing ant s uniisBtnir Hue. we niive constantly on aund uie lawsl stork ao4 greatest variety of Ciisslmere and Wool I1A1.S of anv House m ban r rancisco, anu our K rices for those Ooods are less than those of any otte, aa we receive tliotn ilirect from the manufactu rer's consignment. Our stock of Hummer and Fall Goods is particularly attractivo, uud tho great feature to the conutry inerclmtit is the unusually low prices Lcm Than tho Cost of lmporlntion! ; Wo also keep tlie STAPLE ARTICI.Kft ill the Dry Goods lino, which Goods we tmve purchased iu this markut under the hammer, aud are ottering them at .New lork Cost, and less. We ouhlish this card in order that vr mav make new acquuiotaucos, aud ludoca those who have not heretofore purchased of us, to call and examine our stock. Good Articles and Low Price! Are the grout inducements to all who purchase to sell again, alerchunts who buy ot us can make a goou prollt, and sell to their customers at a low ngure. We remain, respectfully, Your Obedient Servants, HAIXIKIt it. I.INUKNllKHGI'.n, , Whulesttlu Cloihiog and Hut Warehouse, ' Nos. 411, tilt anil 415 Unltery street. Ran Francisco, June 'il. IhMiu. 3miltt , Or. BI1ILU, DENTIST, RECENTLY from the KtHtern Phtipa, rind ovr thirty-euriit yoitm nf prm-tire, Imvliiff ex true ted mora lhnn a tmrrl of teotlit Iihr taknn rnninn in Mr. KliNYON'H litmus, u fmv doors irmit CmimiemHl atraet, where he will wait on the citizens of thin pltu-e iiimI vicinity, on renwnmble turins, mnl will Kimruutve MtinfHctioti. Those ha vinif hud whole or part of net put In. tlmt are now tmrutnforinhle or tmelfim, nro invited to cull Uerttved teeth lmrnmnimtly tilled. There alinll bo no nt'.liiuw of teeth, or fulling out nf plnf$. Teeth extruiied with Ktcat care, by the use of pro per i nut r n nieiile. with or without rhlorotorni. CleuniiiR tttid roK'hi(intf,iuid other useful operation per lor men. IV mn is from other lowne, or from the country, wishiiuf my gr vinB, run make my house their home, entil the work in Hnislieil, Hiiltin, July !, IHtotf Mii'fB lor Sale. 1 VYMX sell, cheap for rash, one hundred and thirty head of SllK'K ulil'lo ..t : ....a i...A.i .., ..... ?SL.ideilee. eiirht miles east of Kuletn.nn ibo buUllltlll rimii. u. il. WAi.rtr.u JiineUo. IKlia, IHwIpd J. M . COXJLT13II HULLS ALL KINDS OV COOPER WARE Cheaper than the Cheapest Ralem. June '-Hi h, IKttt. I7lf ; OH IHllltlll(. PAULINK SIIKI.TON. hnviog laksn lessons In LANDSt'Al'K and lll'.Al) l'AINTINtt of one of the hest artists In Hsu FrNocisen, prnposes to at ve lessons ill the same. Hiatcttutus to he seen at Miuit- goiuery a ricture llallery. W lli also cohtr Photo graphs ill oil or water cnlnrs. Halem, Jnne U.-y HARNESS, $25 to $325 per Set SADDLES $7 to $100 Each. ! 15 11 IDL E8,! $1 50 to $30 Each. HYDE & IT ii'if ItlonrKoiuerjr Ktrrel, IIUSS BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO. A UESEUU. ASSOKTiHEXT SADDLERY GOODS, - AT PftfCKS 25 Per Cent. Loss than any House on the ratine toast. THE TltADI'J MlflTLIKl) AT A COMMISSION. A l.lhfml Direnn( LIVERY STABLES. :tml7l. GRAND BENEFIT OF HAL KM, MAKION tOl.NTV. FKOM and after Ibis data, w pro pas to sell Lam ber. Lath, and Slabs a rheaa as anv oilier high toned Mill in th cimntrv. Time ar changed, and we have rhantnvt th credit of on tear and repeat, lu mdypnvt Wllhiml whM-h. "no VV'el.foot need ap ply. ' Book keeping is most ffeetmlly played out 1 on Uiat owe as, rome to onr nSV. tbem's Ihe plan, and settle now. We cannot allnrd to welt i and when we eomnienee tn dan, we never get dim. "It wis to-day, lis folly tn defer" iil7p4 J. H. Nil KLIM U CO. BENNETT HOUSE, SALEM. OKEOON. i, Hot.aa.. w. i. tsrss, HOLMKH A (sAHTOX. 1 1 r E tiav tmrrhased th ntlr interest In this well V known uoiusi, and wouUI respectfully Iiifonnoar fl lends and li Irarrling pill, lie that we ar now ready and pre pared la arenmraodata all who id v da- urawgiv a a tan. no uo or aipsine will be spared to minister In lb ronton and uavuU?ac uf onr guests. Tli California Company's stage arrlv and depart daily, from tins hoaas, for all pans nf Oregm aad California. Fsl.m. April IT, r If ' y HARVEST OF 18C5. KNAFF, BTJRRELL &. CO., Are now receiving, Direct from the Atlantic States, The LAHOE8T and BKST KliLKCTION of REAPERS, MOWERS, HEADERS, THRESHERS, A! 'And other FAItM MACHINERY, Ever Brought to Oregon, WHICH WE OFFER FOR CASH, ..AT BtTSaTIIAT.. DliHTY COMPETITION. Illustrated Catalogue lu Pamphlet Form . ... , , ..COSTAIMSO.. , .. !: '" ' t' , s )S ,' ' A Lint and Description ol Different Afa chinei, at veil as other articles (in- '. ' I ' eluding many novelties) ' ' ' " mauedto any address' ' ' i on application. - KNAPP Ill'ltltKI.I. At CO., Agricultural and Seed Warehouse, Sml!2J Portlund, Oregon. wool, ; WOOL. CASH ADVANCES at low rules of Interest made on WOOL consigned to our agents in New York city. Wool Circulars and Pricee Current received every ten days. Bucks or tnckina; niaterinl ran be procured through us. For full particulars, address IVKAl'r, UUKIII'.l.liOi uu., Portlund, Oregon. N. 11 lllirliest cnsli Drlus nuhl for'eleeled lots uood Wool. .. Jmnu, IHiti, lihu'J Cooke, McCully & Co., Aits hjw ers.i laa in balkm the Largest and Best Selected Stock ? - .. 1 . i. . . Jr. A. ft. t, 5, . ..ur.. , CLQTHIHG, DR1-GQQDS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, : Kver brouirht to the Willuinetle valley, and will dispose of the same nt tho very I.OWKS V PUICHS. , rwioui, iioea, loiw i i istr WOOL, WOOL. ! N'OTICK is herehy gl,, that WO want to pur chase . . . ,i ; , , , 100,000 Pounds of Wool, Ul Forvhh h we will par the HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE, IN VA.-i'lf. t OOKB, McCULLY & CO. Palcin, Juno lilh, 1Si!5. , Hit, Power Pledged equal to any Overshot In r.xisieiice. in a. it a" . . LEFFR,L'S ADIERICAN DOUBLE TURBINU rilllK DOIIllLK TURHINKM, a long exparted, 1. have arrived at last, and orders can now be tilled. We have a largo soppl of the dllfbrent sin, from 10 ineliea 10 H. That wo may know Ilia proper tiled Wheel yon ra unire. measure voor water in th following war - Take th width of the stream, Ike average depth, a.td tne iit'tHiiee tt nows to a minute. All lb Wheel alreadr in as giv nnlveraal satis faction. For particolara, rend for a Cirrulur. -i Address I.KFr'KI, It M V'KKH, with Kichards le McCrakan, June I'JlflS Porthirtd, Oregon. Notice to Builders. PERSON WASTING LIIMHKR, CALL ON 8.M1TII ti CAKTWItlOUT, of Hulem. Orders tilled PROMPTLY. LISVILLK t OOWNKtt. June 17, IMS. HUf J. A. APPLEUATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DALLAS, POLK COINTY, ORKOON. f'itntlun. ' In County Court, ('oo County, Oregon. ' NOTICE Is hereby given, that Honrs WlrbofT, s.l nilntstrator of th estat of Kvan C'uooitighain, dee.lscd, hua filed petition, praying the court to grant bltn an order to sell the real estate belnogiog to silid deceased: therefor,-, nil Hirsnna interested ill said estHle are cited to apiarlii said court on the first day of the hcptcuJier u-rm lliereof, to witi the 4th day of ncotcoilmr. IHiii, to show eaua, if auy tliera be, why said real estate should nnt be sold aa prayetl for in aaid petition. Ity order of the court. DAVID MORSR. Jr., 4wl Ck-tk of said cuuuty. TDK AlKOtU M1X1M3 (0. ritllEIIK will be a Hireling of Ilia stork Imldtrs of JL the Aurora liming l-onijiaiiy in Hulem, Tuesday, July V.'uh, at 'J o'clock r M., for the purpose of elm-iiug Oirectors, and Irausaclliig other necessary business. t. U. MOOItKM, per Incorporator. Salei-, Ogn.,Jiiti4, iWi.'.. 17td. Wool Wanted, WE will pay 111 IIKIlll'.ST miirknt rates ou half cash, one half mcn-lmnriise for WOOL, IIHA1H, liKAIlltOUN, at CO. Hulem, Hay , IHn.'h I Jtf WOOL. WOOL. IlKLL st HKOW.V will par Um higliest prise for 1) Word. He na liefore sell long. . . I Mum. Hay Hih. Ihii I "If AsiM'iKimfnt Notice. AT st meeting ot tha lloard of directors f tlx Han tiara Hold and su'ivvr Miuina i'ooipmiiv. bald at lha nltK- of the Cosiuiy, nn ihe Htk day of July, A. 1. IHiw',, au assessment of TWO ilOI.LAKH persliar, in gold or silver enin, was levied on tbe capital stock of th said Company, pnynhte to Ihe Kecrelary.At tht olHca of th Cmnpaiiy, within thirty iiy from tins data. All assessment that remain unpaid after th expiration of thirty days, will he collected by Imme diate sale of tlt stork, upon which such assessments remain otipaia. 11 order uf the fli-ard nf Plrectnra. Kl KL8 HALI.ORY. Kecretsry. Halem, Jnly loth. Iii. 4wl notic-i:. . In lb Clrenlt Court of the (bat of Oregon, for Ida county of IKsiglaa, tlrtober Tarm. A. U. ISM gull for a dnuHihnion of the mat-nag caitraot. Henry I' Hhnir nlsinlltr. va lirv M. Hhalf. defendaaL rt-H) LI'CV M HII A fV. defendant t Yoa ar liereby X required to appear and answer complaint on fib in th ahnv enliil.il cans nnd ooort. wirlnn leu da' after service norm yon of this summons, if served with in this connlv. nr within twenty days after service. If eerveu mit ia iniseoatity. Ami yoa ar herehy not, Red tlmt unlessyoa do ao appear and answer saxl com filaint, th iilsiiiiitf will apply to the mart for tin r ief dcniandiid tbcrein, to wit : That Hi hotels nf mat rimony between tins nlaiulilf and yourself ba dis solvesl. By onler of Hon H K. Rtrattim. .Iiolgn w WM. H Wl Ll.Irt, PI F, All y. rjiiiF of John I'strrrn. Orr'tt. In I'ouiity Court, Marlon eaaiuty. Jot)- Term, IM. VOTIt'K is lierrbv a-lvra.thal NatM-r trrrns. ad il sninistratrix of aaid satnt. baa filed' in aaid cimrl, br aeemuits, praying fin- a Maai setiieraeut, and tbal saul appllcall'ai will IM liaarfl ana atmtin4ou ilon day.ti.eJih day nf AngnM, IKj, at winch tiai all persons interested in said eslau ran appear and show tie why aaid appumlinu sin-aid ui4 lie granted. -JOHN C.PfctULKH. Co.Ja.lB. BHl,Joly7lh,ltNA l"pd lirOKTlNT I'U'TIOSITO TBK PCBLIt't DK. JUHDAX, PROPIllKTOR ANU PRINCI PAL of Ihe PACIFIC A.VATttMIl AL MU.iK I II, beg to Inform ties pMie h U lu ao way omsssebd with any a.lrsrtl.lng nartiea who Ssay aseome his name. IH JOKIIAN dop'e ibis amis of ranlinning tha pol.ln- m prevent i.nKinitna, and as the AX AMilTIi) Alt Ml'ltKI'M le Penasnent Institution la Ha Krso. ism. parties Iravallng in UK. JOltltAN'S aast will k r.ided a iapntn Sai.lh) 5fW, WEATIIEIlFORDjll IMPORTING, WIIOLKSALK, AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, PORTLAND, - - OREGON, QKFERS to the Trade, in quantities to salt, st , LOW RATES, .i.,,.. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OPi DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glaii, DrtiiTsTisIs' Snndiiesj, Painters' Klateiisili, Perfiimery, Toilet Soajs, s- FANCY GOODS', ho!; Together with a general rarlely of articles found la a First Class Drug Store, To which the attention ot tha Trad Is Inrited to salt and examine for IheniMlyea at .,,. 189 Front irel. i J W. WEATHEBFOKD. Portland, May I, JRfla, Dntls -Private Iledical In:titut3. Established by DR. J. C. YOUNG i , IN 1850, -FOR THE CUKE OF PRIVATE DIS EASKS, OF WHATEVER NATURE, , And ' all Female . oomplainta. . i . Consul flag Offloe, f-AO Waahlnfirton Street, Bocoud building; below Montgomery st., SAN FRANCISCO, t i CALIFORNIA. i " ' ' V! ;.(."IjU NO CUKE, NO PAV. CONSULTATION BY LK1TER, OB OTHER WISH, PKEE. For Direction of Letters, See Below. THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE has enjoyed on this coast au uninterrupted success of Koutteea years, and baa beoom on of tba renowned HopHals of the nga. What tkocelahrateil Lnek Uoanilaia ia to Inndon, and tl.e uo 'ass renowned establishment of Kicord to Paris, this Institute has become to th Pa ri lie Const, lite thousands annually received and cured, placo H la Aidntof number of patients among the very first ofthe world, and the success of its treat .niout ranks It second U non. PRIVATE OWKASE8 IN MALES and IEREOU LARtTIKS IN r'HMALl'.S are the great deal ronra of health . Tney lusidnoutly attack the system and grad ually undermine and destroy it i they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame i they giv to th world puny and diseased oll'spring, and poison, through an, ceasiva, generations tiiatraoa of wan. Th marks can ba seen in Scrofula, GonaaaiptioB, Cripple, tbe Idiot io, the Paralytic, the Insane, eta. There is ao amre terrible scourge t the hatnea rao than thoso diseases arrislng from the contamination of Venaral Poison. Th mildest forms, by retreating to tli blood, hold ever over thaone amid ed, the sword nf deatraction that ia liable at any moment to fall anal blight to utterly destroy all earthly hopes. MERCURY, rrragainif at Iks Mess fatal medical carat to man, Mmibm'ng with, th Venereal, doubleu bis dangers. Those who have heu treated with that pernicious mineral potto are not cured l the dissass has only assamad a haw form. - Do not be Satisfied with Partial Cares, that leave the poison to crawl through tba aystam, ant ing ita way Into th tissue and organs beneath tha apparently smooth surface, to hnrst out In tha fntor with a tiruleaco that will baftle the effects of mediain. WHEN PERFECT CUBES can b obulneo by eon. sonsulling a physician whom long practice and thoro ugh Investigation Into tin, causes of DI8EAHB of tba URINARY IIROAN8 enables Io determine onoe th uaitira of (ha disease. ' . In all diseases entrusted In the Doctor's eare. PER FKCT Hl'KEOY aud PERMANENT Ourea are alwayi Guaranteed, ' In Syphili. anil Its ailjitncia i Oonorroja and ita ac companying diseases; all discordera of tha Bladder, Kidueys and prostrate i Hcmlnul Weakueaa t Ilia eases of th Hrt nnd Lungs liyspepsi Indigesliooi IiopoteociuJncipieiit Consiiniption, aud all ilimasaa oftb UiCa-iy organs, iu ealher se, cure alwayi waranted, OR NO PAY ItEOUIREI) at tha PRI VATE , . . . ' BXeaieal Insstltute, II. 540 WASHIkaTOS STRSST, HAN VRANCIHCO, t t t i t t CAUFORNU. Seminal Weakaesa er HperaiaUrrkea. Tn young man who operlence that growing weakness in his muscular and mental organisation . should slop to consider whence it arises. II will Ural in th wanlniesa of llm back, Irambhog uf th Ifaobs, disordered digestion, unaccountable failing of tha powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of ira pending trouble, fnretiodlliga af evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivious dreams accompanied by grow ing deafness, loss of mnseular power, and nonutrooa oilier symptoms of disorganisation. Th positive tra ces of thai most terrible and ilasU-uctiv of all diseas es, Hemiiial Weakness Wasting away bia powers,, ileatroyiiig his hio of iife and raanbuod, and dnoring him along the broken path of his silsteoce tward a preamlare grave. To liita who Hilda his life dribbling out iu tbe discharge of th vital principal of axis Ut tea in noctiimal atul diuniul amissions, tli mere caseation of tli causes ot its appeamuos brings do asaurane of relief. i Marriage, that hely office, th snfegnard and bop of manhood, briuu-s to such a on no bon of ear, bat adds to bia misery in lb knowledge that tha on who . looks to him for so much of her happiness, Is a victim of bis evil, and an itiuoeeiit companion of his aunieh taent. li adil to hi misery ana disorder antil saspa leaves him. There is no ruacn axceut in Droner and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at one, a pliyslci whom long nractic and careful research ba mi thoroughly conversant with vry phae of th di. ease Those who hare become tlis victims of solitary vices, that dreailful, faacinatiug, and daalructlv hab it, whicii lllls tbousanda of sick rooms with paralytica and consumptive, and hitndreda of untimely gravea with htmlsginded victim, slwaild eonsolt witbonta niomanl's delay, oti who will aympathia with their Butturiuga. Tu aiuih th Doctor would especially ad dress himself, giving to nrh mid all assurance, of a PERFECT and PkJUIAiifcNT CUKKw.W isa dramre irest 4i'as, sAgs of dul, or ear of ax Dosar. siq not torget tuaaaraa. oom ociuw. Impetrtniu. to tfemtslea. When a female la in trouble or filleted with disease, and requires midicat or surgltll asslstanc, lb anouiry should l. Wlisr is there a physician who is fully cumpeteat to administer relief, aud whoa respectable standing In society recommenda him Io the contldenc of tli community f Th Doctor, understanding how Imperatively necrasary Ihes requirement are, feel called upon U iuuirrxiee, and by aalliug tin attersuca of lb alrlirtrd to tbe iaet tliat ke tastt bona a i'kO FKSMIIK OF OHSTETRIC8 and FEMALE Dirt KAHEi for twenty years. and is fully qualilUd toad minister in all rase, both Ddlvlly aad surgically, not in a auperfli-ial manner, but ia aa thorough a auta. ner aa years of study and practice both in bospiula and pnval familiee can make, to sv them front ll hands of the unqualified, anecrupulaoua, and d igniug. Theretore. families can rely apoa him aa upon a father. All In affliction can and la bias on who ran feel and sympathise with and befriend than Hi trouble n Inwhoeosaerecv tbnlinst n)H-tenea ran I placed. CONSULTATION (BY LKTTKIt OR OTIIKRWISK) FHEK. He ddraa below. THE CELKHRATKO FKMALKIIEMEOIES.onw Eonndcd from Die privaie prescriptiiHiaof UK. YOUNG, av aw ottwhwd a moat ealeaded sotwilarity, aad are correctly viewed to be the auleat and surest rem die for th complaint for which the ar apnlied. Tl... HU1..II. acennii tesllmoniahl of thiv attiMM drclar llirui to be pre eminently superior iu their ac tion No Lady should b without these Renovating ' Auets None gsnulim aulas procured a. Jus otaiw. Sent bf Mail nr Kxprea. to any part of the Urate. TIIKOKKAT FKMALK MKfllt lNKt PREVEN TIVE POWliERtiFOUMARUIEUiaUlEK New,. Hnl and Infallible, lasting from four Io six m.mthr Price m FRENCH LUNAR, OK FKMALB MONTHLY VII.LH. For snppresslnna. After drty rears nf uc the pills stand anrtvalM In ilBoasy. Pri to r boa. , . . t To l'oriTKJintsi. Psllcnls residing tn any part of Ihe Htale bovfafar distent, who may de.tr madical advlcaoa their re spective case, and who thiuk proper to obmlt a written statement of such in preference to hunting a personal Interview, are asenred that lbir eoeamaiiica. lions will b held most sacred. All leture mast o Sstd ceased Is lb rornMcoadlng lu.jsiclau.tliust . 't BENJAMIN F. J08ELTN, H.b.. 1 MO Vaahioin Hirssjt, Bug TV,. P.O. Sam Frtntisea, Cal. !