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Newspaper Page TextTins Colfax Pautv.--Those ilistiiiguisliud visitor.) Imvo boon Id Saluin stopped tliroo hours and tlicy hitvo likewise giuiu on their way rejoicing. At tins point, arrangements wore n i inle to trruufer tliem from tlio couch to tlio ttcamiioat. They nrrivcd early Wednes day morning, arid fiftnr n little deep, appeared oo tint verandah of tlio Bennett House, and addressed a very large crowd that had huitily gathered to hear them, They were all worn out with onnstant traveling and loss of sleep, and of course not in a condition to make tpeoohei of length. Their remarks wero prin cipally confined to llieir impressions of Oregon (which were very favorable) and hearty thanks for tho unbounded hospitality of the people. Hoth Colfai nnd Bross spoke very earnestly of the pressing necessity for tho speedy construc tion of tho PaciDo Ilailroad, They aro en thusiastic friends of tho great enterprise. Mr. Richardson, of the Tribune, gave as the poet ry of an Oregon landsonpe In good style. Ho is tho poet of the party. Mr. Bowles did not speak. They are jolly, wliolo-siiuled men who .would drive "dull care" from any audienco, and push tho matters of practical evcry-dny life with that hearty humor which always in spires and achieves success. Governor Bross (proprietor of the Chicago Tribune) has the advantage of being the handsomest man in the party, but he admits that Colfax, being a singlo man can always bent him with the ladies. This was well illustrated here, as Mrs. Flora Davenport met thorn at tho breakfast table with a supply of the finest raspberries ever grown in any country, and presented tho entire lot to Colfax. But Bross and Richardson made him "ootno down" by threatening to reveal soma secret of their Utah campaign. We hope all who visit Oregon may bring us as Viorm hearts and kindly feelings. They will always receive a most hospitable welcome We heartily wish them asafu return to tho "States." Tub University Commbnoement. Tho annuul examination and commencement exer cises at the University, during tho Inst week, were throughout interesting and satisfactory in tho highest degree. There was no useless pa rade or senseless amusements to covr up the defects of want of study. When a class was brought upon tho platform for examination, the class-books wero distributed to tlio audi enco indiscriminately, and a general rcquoBt made that any one in the audienoe who would was requested to couduot the examination. Several classes were examined by the visitors, and tho class in astronomy was especially sub jcated to tho cross-examination of a half doz en gentlemen, most of the questions being sug gested by tho subject and not by the book. So far at we observed tho pupils were all ready for any question from any source, and always gave satisfactory answers. The class in rhct orio did especially well. The tnusio depart ment, nnder the charge of Miss Breyman, ex hibited rare proficiency, both in vocal and in strumental musio ; and added greatly to the interest of all the ether exercises. Tho Com mencement exercises on Thursday afternoon wero all in good tiiBte, and passed off most pleasantly. Tho compositions by tho young ladies, and the orations by tho young gentle men, were all of the highest order of gradua ting honors. Wo qoubt if any school anywhere can turn out better literary productions than those of Misses McCalley and Wilson ; or more appropriate, well considered and truly merito rious orations than those of Messrs. Kahlcr, Denney and Willis. We congratulate tho graduating elms, and the Faoulty and Trustees on the suoccss of their labors. The hull was tastefully decorated with evergreens, the na tional oolors, and portraits of Washington and Lincoln. The musio furnished was mostly pa triotic airs, and in these respects, as well as hi all others, the programme was superior to any thing else of tho kind we have ever witnessed. The influence of this school will always bo on the right side, and it should be heartily sup ported. Professor, Gatcii. We regret to learn that this able teacher and most estimable gen tleman has severed his connection with the Willamette University, and intends to go to California. Prof. Gatch has filled the honor able position of President of the oldest college on the Paoilio, to the entire satisfaction of all ; and has been universally beloved by the pupils. 11a is an able and eminently successful teacher and it will be bard to fill his place, lie will leave Salem with the best wishes of every one who has known him. Oregon cannot afford to lose such men. Tub Okation asii Poem. The address of Judge Boise to the graduating class, liift Thursday evening, was tho most appropriate production we have ever listened to on such occasions. It contained not only brilliant rhetorio and eloquent sentiments, but also sage wisdom and useful advice, which the duet ought to constantly bear in mind. The poem by Mr. Clarke, read by Mr. Mullory, is a fine production, superior lo anything we have heard in that line for a long time. The Trusters ought to embody both the address and the poem in the next catalogue. t- Thr Chinook Oration. We neglected to mention at the proper place, that the "Chinook dialect" was duly honored with a place among the Commencement exercises. An oration in "Chinook" was delivered by Mr. Reuchlin Burke ; and delivered well. In fact in cousti- (tituted the "sensation" of the day, and brought down the house with loud applause. We are promised a translation for publication. And you. contrary lo the character of an upright pro-fvK-.ion.il man, have dragged the nutter tutu the p.ir liuuer juur mi.im. i ".. Beg your pardon, my dear sir. We stated the simple fact that you had paid a printer off with greenbacks at pjr (ivtiiolt was no part of the lawsuit) ; and then you dragged all the rcet iuto the Arena (we would n't allow it in the Statesman) as a justiGcalion. which being told three separate times, amounts to no jotli Mention at all. t7An Agricultural Society has been organ ized in Wasco county, with Mr. Newell of the Mountaineer for President. The first Fair will be held on the 13th of September. Ymi wore our literacy, rt reposed confidence la yon Arrnn. That showed your good sense in employing a good man. We never violated that confi dence. Wo Hid not advise you to "green hack" Stinron, and when yoo did that, we said nay ! Retired won. Tin Service. Col. Maury retired from the command of the Military Dis trict of Oregon, no Friday last. He roe out of the service with the gnnd wishes of all hit old associatei. Colonel Curry assumed com mand of the District on Saturday. Urtgn-Ruin. THE AHS.lriSINN K.VKCIIKII. j Washington, July 6. In accordance witli the limlings and sentences of military commis sion, which President Juhntoii approved yes terday. David C. Harrold, Luwit 1'ayne, Mrs. Mary E. Surrutt, and George A. Atzerott aro Ui be hanged to morrow by the militnry author ities. Dr. Mudd, Snin'l Arnold and O'Laugh lin are to be imprisoned for life. Spongier is sentenced to six years' improronmciit at hard labor In tho penitentiary at Albany, Washington, July 7, All tho condemned conspirators sentenced to bo hnngcd.waro exe cuted to-day. On tho petition of Mary Sur rutt, through her counsel. Messrs, Aiken nnd Cleniett, Judge Wilder of tire Supreme Court o! tliis district, issued a writ of habeas corpus to General Hnncnclt, commanding him to pro duce in court this morning nlk 10 o'olock pre cisely, the body of Mary E. Surratl, with the cause of her detention, Tho writ was sowed on Gen. Hancock at 8 o'olock this morning by United States Marshal Gooding, lie imme diately consulted with the Attorney General and the Secretary of War. At 10:30 the Gen ertil had not obeyed the writ. The fact was brought to tho notice of tho court by her coun sel, but tho Judge said he had no power to en force tlio writ. To-day guards were plaood all around tho arsenal, and gourds to prevent tho intrusion of persons to the boo no of elocution, none being admitted excepting those previous ly supplied with tickets by Gen. Hancock. The relations of Mrs, Surrutt and Harrold spent several hours with them during the fore noon. They wore also attended by their spir itual advisers as wero also Atzerott and Payne. A few minutes after I o'clock the outer prison door was opened. Mrs. Surratt was support ed on ber way to the gnllowt by two military officers. Next to her followed Atzurott, Har rold and Payne; aocompauied by their respect ive ministers of the gospel. Front scats were reserved for them on tho platform in the fol lowing manner! Mrs. Surratt, then Payne, Harrold, nnd Atzerott ; tho officers entrusted with the execution and the ministers accompa nied the intermediate position. Gen. 11 ur troupl, who had been from tho commencement In charge of tho prisoners, cumo forward and read tho order of tho War Department ap proving the sentences and ordering the penal ty of death to bo inflicted. A heavy guard was placed on the walls surrounding the place, while below tho soldiers wero formed on two sides of the square. Several hundred witnesses were present, nuxiaus spectators to the solemn scene. Ono of the priests attendant on Mrs. Surratt repeated a short prayer to which Payne, who was seated next to her, attentively listened. The miuister who had been administering to Puvno. exnrcned, iu the name of tho latter. his sincere thanks to Gen. Hattroupt and the officers and soldiers who had charge of him for their personal kindness. They had not uttered an unkind word nor given mi unpleasant look or gesture, and seemed to have compassion for his misfortune. Tlio minister then uttered a brief prnyer asking for Payne's forgiveness of all sins und iu tho passage out of this world in to tho joys if Heaven. The minister who at tended Harrold also returned thanks for the kind treatment of the prisoner, and offered a prayer tliut God would reueivo his soul. Har rold was affected to tears. The miuister who attended Atzerott also relumed thanks for him to Gen. Hurtroupt lor kind attention, and then invoked the mercy of God on tho prisoners. Thccondemned wero then required to rise from their seats when the chains wero removed. They were now all on tho drops, their hands fastened behind them and legs bandaged ubovo and below the knees while the caps were placed over their heads. Atzerott while being pre pared for execution exclaimed : "Gentlemen, farewell ; be warned by the futc of tho rnnn now before you." Ono of the clergymen stand ing near exclaimed : "May we all meet iu l he other world." As soon as tho nooso was put arouud each head, Mrs. Surratt't being the last one adjusted, a section of the platform on which they had been standing suddenly fell nnd the culprits were hanging several feet from tho ground. Mrs. Surratt and Payne scarcely moved a muscle. Atzerott exhibited some twitching, but Harrold showed more nervous sensibility than any of the others. The bodies hung uu til life was extinct, and afterward were drawn for buriul. rough colli in being on hand for that purpose. The arrangements for the execution were perfect. Gen. Hancock was present throughout the proceedings. It is said that Pavue made a statement lust night iu behalf of Mrs. Surratt, exonerating her from complic ity, and said that all tho other prisoners sub scribed to nu affidavit impeaching (lie testimo ny ot important witnesses ngninst her. THE REBEL 1'IIUTE SHK.NAXDOAII. San Francisco, Julv 20th. The whalinc bark Miln, Captain lluwcs. arrived this morn ing, liriug nt news ol the most extensive and wholesale destruction of American shipping yet committed by any rebel pirates since the beginning of tho wnr. On the first of April, tliepirato Shenandoah reached Ascension Is land, n hero she run ml tlio nnn Francisco whaler Kdrcard Carey. Capt. linker, with 275 barrels sperm nil; the Hawaiian bark Harvest, Cnpt. F.ldridge, with 300 barrels ; the American bark Pearl, Capt.l hnmpson.clean, sailed from Hon olulu, and the ship Hector, Cnpt. Chase, with 275 barrels. All of these vessels wero burned and their crews and officers, except the men who Joined the pirate, were K it on Ascension Island. 1 lie bhenaudoah then sailed for the Ochotrk Sen, where, on the 27th of Mny, she captured and burned the whaling ship Abagail Capt. Nye, with 30 bhs. of sperm oil. Soon alter the crew ol tlio Abngml went on hoard the Shennndonh, Tims. Manning, who had been her second nicer, joined the Shenandoah as pilot, and not only steered the pirate toward our whaling fleet, but gave tho rebel com mander the lust intimation as to where it lay. The Shenandoah arrived off Capo Tliaddens at the entrance to I lie Arctic Ocean on the -UUi of June. Were she encountered the Euphra tes, Capt. Hathaway, with 270 bbls. whale nil, wbjch was burned on the 21st of June. The next day she fell in with and burned the Wil liam Thompson, Copt. Tucker, and the Jierch, Capt. Williams, bating four whales each. Three of the crew of the William Thompson. nil Englishmen, forthwith joined the pirate. A day or two after, she captured the Miln, Capt. Ilawes, with two whales., the captures had by this time become so numerous that Captain Waddell, the commander or the rebel cruiser, concluded to bond the Milo instead of burning her, which ho did in the turn of $0,000, and putting all hit prisoner who had not de serted their flag on board of her, gave her a clearance for San Francisco. Just before the Milo set sail for Sail Francisco on the 23d of June, the Shenandoah had captured tho Susau Abagail Capt. Rcdfield, of San Franciscn.and wnt lying along tide of her taking in the booty when the Milo left, lho Milo boa heen twen ty-seven days on her passage to this city and brings Capts. Tucker, Williams, Hawel, Smith and Hathaway, and about I WO officers and men of the captured vessels. Near by where the Shenandoah was last seen wat a large fleet of whalers, comprising about sixty vessels, mostly ice bound, and it it the opinion of oflicen who arrived by the Milo, that they have all era tint lanen a prey lo the pirate. The Shenandoah hat two rifled guns at the bow, two horry runs amidships and two tinail guns aft. She it a full rigged steamer with iron frame, iron ninataand iron loweryardt and topsails. Her length it about two hundred and ulty leet. She is slight built, and could be easily destroyed by the poorest of Uncle Sain t natal vessels, provided sbe could bo got into range, but the it very fat and few tesn.lt In our navy or any other would bo 'able to catch her iu a hot chase. Her crew consists of l.VJ men mostly English and Irish. She hat al irge tupply of ammunition, enough to lit out two or three ruoro crnisers like hertrii. Hkv. T. H. Pkahnk. TIij BMtiin tayt that Mr. Pearne hat been appointed Presiding Eider in the Knoxtille (Tenn.) District, in the M. E. Church ; :i that be rcturnt to Oregon to settle Dp hit business, preparatory 10 fet tling in hit new GelJ of labor. Mr. Pearne can do great good in Tennewi e, and his Union srntimetjfa will m,i, tiim t-ry arptiMr lho Ubiou people uf KooxTille au-i Ticimty. THE LATEST. Ruciul Dispitlrhui to the Oregon Statesman. New York, July III. Thiirn' special illipiit'-li says: ClttaiMis from interior onimiiticc Unit the nppuintiu'i-rit of I'tirwona a I'ruviKionul tlovernor iu entirely sutWiic.. tory. Many crops will bo lout for want of ticgiucs to take care. ltmilil't Winblnirton special dispatch soys : The President has siilllciently recovered to resumo usual hours of labor. Delay in milking appointment of Juilne Marvin as Provisional (inventor of Florida, and pnlili. cation of provisional proclamation in relation to tho matter, wuk eauseil liy Impossibility of Mxinsr the data of the secosaion of Florida. HtraiiKcly enough leading autlioritloN ditl'er nearly quite week in time. A spuria! dispatch says eviileiioo Is dally received of many rebels who went nliroad during the war repent ing. They imply to our ministers anil consuls for per mission to take the oath, which is freely given. Washington, July 14. President pardoned 55 per mm among whom were none of Importance. A law number of applications fur pardon still continue to bo received. Post Master General has notliicd Provisional Gov ernors that lho postal Bcrvico will bo resumed on all lines of rallrond in tlie Kouth, as soon aa they certify that tlio roads are iu proper condition for purposes. Philadelphia, July it Subscriptions to the 7-30 Loan tr-dny amounted to $t.,'()0,OUO. New Orleans, July 14. Mexican advices to fith July have been received. Generals Lopez and Clever hud returned from pursuit of Negretc's forces, which are Generally disbanded, being on the Texas side. Cor thins lately captured two steamers. Commercial says Co: Inns has ellectualiy established his headquarters on tlio Texas aide. American authorities had been con strained by a protest of the Imperial Government to order ('ortlnas to keen on his own side. The Monitor says that the commander of tlio French fleet hail an Interview witli (Jen. Steele on the subject of steamers captured, hut could not five the result. News from tho interior shows that tho Kmpire Is peacolui. Maximilian la striving to improve thejeountry and encourage education, (iuerrlllaa continue to swarm about Meitamoras in great numbers. Bun Francisco, July Si.'. Wells, Fargo, U Co. will discontinue telling 7 30 notes from and after tilth of tliis montli. There are still about $!i ,00(1 ,000 of this class of bonds in U, 8. Assistant, Treasurer's orlice iu this city, and sales will be continued from that ollice until the supply is exhausted. A memorial, numerously signed by ship owners, merchants, underwriters, niid others, will be forward ed to the Navy Yard at Mare Island this afternoon, petitioning tite commandant immediately to telegraph to tho Department at Washington for 'permission to clmrtor tlio new steamer Colorado, anil lit Iter out with a proper armament of a few heavy gnus, uccept tlio service of a volunteer crew, nod dispatch her at once on it cruise alter the Slienundouh. It is hoped the pirate iiiav he nlot with before she can leave tho Arc tic Hca. The Colorado is tlio largest of the P. M. 8. 8. C'o.'s steamers, and bus recently arrived l'riiin the East via Capo Horn. Kho is very fast, and supposed to bo quite able to cope in speed with tho Shenandoah. Now York, July 10. Among tho papers of Jell. Davis recently captured, the Government has discovered several documents ot vital im portance in determining tho guilty complicity nt n,.i i it,. ..1.7. 'PI '.I ' vi ... iu vi,nn,uv; Jliuv. 1 UUru UUUU- ments uro of such importance at will probably determine the authorities in favor of tlio triiil of Davis before a military tribunal upon the charge of assassination. Gen. Pope has determined to put an end to Indian traders and replace the trade in the bunds of tho Government. Tho Post's Washington special dispatch says the military authorities have concluded to deliver the bodies of the executed assassins to their friends for burial. New York. July 12. The Kiohinond Whig snys that in six counties, through which its in formant passed, there were but nine negroes ut work ; but the county court houses and village! are full of them. The negro men are said to be deserting their wives who with their chil dren are left a burl hen on the farmers. Tho Herald') Virginia correspondent snys that the dillieulties between the planters and the freedmen continue to give both tho civil and military authorities much trouble. Many planters, it is said, aro desirous of getting rid negroes and supplying their placet with white laborers from the North and Europe. The committee of Richmond who visited President Johnson to endeavor to induce him to rescind tlio twenty thnvsnnd dollar exception in hit Amnesty Proclamation, returned without meeting with any success. Henry A. Wire has made application to tho military authorities for restoration to hit former estates near Norfolk with a prospect of suc ceeding. Some Virginians propose to again, put up Wiso at a candidate for Governor. The Times suyt that Collector Draper yet terday paid into tlio treasury $1,000,000 in gold, the proceed of recent sates of cotton and other tei7,eu property. The Government hat sent an officer to An dersonville, Ga., to make special investigations into the brutal nnd inhuman treatment of Un ion prisoners during the war, with a view of bringing to trial before a military commission, lie rebels who had charge of our soldiers when this treatment wat practiced. Some of the guilty parties aro already in the custody of the Government. Tlie Commercial's special dispatch snvs : Judge Marion of Florida has been appointed rnvisinnnl Governor of that State. Ho was a Union refugee during the rebellion. 1 he Herald s special dispatch tart the be lief it guiniug ground here that President John- sou will recommend to tho next Congrets in his tirs message that unless the states agree to em body in their new Constitutions a provision for universal suffrage they should not bo admitted; that iu determining the ijiinliiicnlioiis from the Southern Stotet cntcring.Congress will rcquiro iu respect to all classes in tlie South n rigid eiidrosement of all tho changes which have rendered exiting laws -mid proclamations ne cessary. Washington, July 12 Tho President grant ed seventy-pnrdous to-day, principally North Carolina rebels.ou the recommcudution of Gov. Ilohlell. Ex-Gov. Letoher was released from Capitol prison Inst ui'ht by direction of the President, upon condition of hit going immediately homo ii irgiuia. lie gave his parole to remain there subject to the order of tho President. New York, July 14. Tho Herald's Rich mond correspondent says tho work of confisca ting the property ot leading rebels wat inaug urated iu liiclimond on illondny lust, much to to the consternation of the people of that city, by the teimirc ,nf the famout Tredegar Iron Workt by lho Government ngentt. A descrip tion of a large amount of other property, liable to be confiscated, has been taken, and the ten ants thereof have been notified lo nay no more rents to rebel proprietors. (Job ol the Herald s correspondents who has been through Northern Alabama, says that that region it almost one contiuunut field of cotton. The planters are giving attention to the business again this year utmost at much at elore rebel limes. 1 he growing crop looks very fine. The negroet are now working for for their former matter! for waget. The new labor system appears to progress well. Washington, July 3. About 11)0 applica tions for pardon were granted to-day, of which I.SU Irom north Carolina were recommended by Gov. Hidden. Hew York, July a. the osnn Anniversary of Independence wat observed here yesterday, with all tho eclat the .ew rorkert could gut to the occasion.' At Gettysburg the day was celebrated with great enthusiasm, and I lie corner Hone of the soldiers' monument wnt laid with impressive ceremoniet. At daylight 100 gnnt were fired by the camps on the battle field. .New Urleaus July 4. General lianki delir. ered the oration at tho Union celebration hero to-day before a nn morons and enthusiastic au dience. It was the most eloquent address that has been mado in thit State. It asserted the right, justice, and necessity of conferring the elective franchise nn the colored people of the South, the celebration wound up tonight with a magnificent torch-light procession. llilK.vi) CltCST. One who does not like wheat bread with burned crust wnnta us to tell all the farmert' wivet and daughters how to make bread without tucli a crust. It it easily done br rubbing the outside of tlie dough.wheii moulded and just ready for the oven, with a little butter or lard. Tim varnishes and closet the pores, to that the gat or steam does not eteaoe to readily, and comee-ai-nlly the outside doet not become so dry and crusty. Dry bread may be made moist again bv healing the loavet in an oven not very hot. .V. Y. Tribune. Hoops Rkpi'hutkii Since Jeff. Dafii tliczmced the feminine Institution of hoopi bf pitting hit unzraciiiua crcaia within one, the lad tea uro repudiating them. What concealed ft cuwtrdlf trailur ttad ftsMUfia, if not fit to to', 1 4uru imi Chang bd Tiibih Tunb. Tho Democrats used to shut the inspiring nir of "Away Down South in Dixie !" Now they aro confined to Iloop-'etn-duo-den-uoo !" Nbvrb Dssrosit. A trial of Newstls Pulmonary Syrup will convlncs tlismnst sceptical Hist It Is un,'tmillcil by any known preparation, ss remely tor Atllitaa, llnmclillls, Olds, OoUKhi, Oroap, 1'nln In the Cln'st, wltUih, If left to run their unurse, end In junBumptlon. Use Oils valuable remedy and be relieved, HOSTKTTEH'H etLcnniTin STOMACH BITTERS. THE operation of this palatable remedy npon tho stomach, liver and tlie excretory organs is singu larly soothing nnd conservative. It regulates, recruits and purities tlieni. Dyspepsia in all its forms yields to Its control and invigorating properties. INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM. Vigorous digestion and pure idle produces nutritious blood, and nutritious blood a tieulthy frame. Does tho victim of a dyspeptlo stomach and a disordered liver desire to know how the digestioa may he im proved, tlio bile und other fluids id' tlio body purillcd 1 DU, HOSTKTTER'S STOMACH IHTTEItS. Will accomplish tills desirable revolution in tliosystom, regulating tlie secretions and excretions, giving tone to tiie animal juices which dissolve the food, strength en every relaxed nerve, muscle and ftiirOj and brings tlio whole machinery of vitality into vigorous and healthful plnv. STRENGTHEN TIIE SYSTEM. The best means of imparting vigor to tlie broken down frame and shuttered constitution, which has yet been invented or discovered, is prollered to the lueble of botli awl all ages iu DR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH MTTEUS. Duhilitv. from whatever cause arising, may be cured i strength, in whatever manner it may have oeen WUSteu, muy oe reeiureo vy uic una in hub pow fid nnd healthy nivigoraut. Fur indigestion and its painful oli'octs,' bodily and mental, they aro a positive speciao. A W0R1 TO THE AGED, In tho decline of life tlie loss of vital force conse quent tipou pliysicul decay can only be safety supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength nnd spirits, without entailing the exhaustion which is always tuo unui euectoi orumury stimulants. We tender to tho aged DR. HOSTETTEira STOMACH HITTERS, Asaninvigoruiitund restorative, immediate in its ben- ellcial action nud permanent iu its effects. It tones tlie stomach, improves tlie appetite, and acts like a charm upon tlie spirits. FOR FEMALES. Thousands of ladiea resort to it as a remedy for hys teria, iintlering of the lieHrt, nervous headache, verti iro. general dcbilitv. and all ueculiar disturbances and derangements to which aa u sex, they lire subject. It cheers and enlightens the depressed mental powers, as well us ittreugtiicus tlie body, and us use is never lot lowed bv anv re-aetion. 1-V'liEWAUE OF COUNTERFEITS. 1'iucliuso only of reliable deaters. Sold everywhere. HOSTETTEH, SMITH & DEAN, Agents. Snu Francisco. HODGE Ac OALiair", WHOLESALE DRUOGISTS PORTLAND Hole Agents for the State. Clocks and Watches Repaired, NAZRO SMITH, Itmernnt Itopuiror of CLOCKS and WATCIIKS. 10 now cim vuRHinu: Mrtfion county, and Oreinm uonomllv.UaaJi fur biiBimiBH in his jmrticnlai' line. Jle a linittlicd, nr:tctteiil worlumiu, nil liin work buhiff wttrnuitwl. NAZI to HMi'i'U wuiKliH U Ibit.. and ridcH Mr own Iioi'ho. Jhiwtn-o ui' a nitm by llio mime of Wnlkci, wlio is a juck-lutfKtjd Carpenti;r liy tnulo, and ia now meiindenntf in Oregon, nrutumlinif to boa Clock-ro- tmii'er. NAAtt) hMlltl in doiiiff jiimd work, even in Knlem ut preatmt. ZiAAU) HMITII. Jnly 17, 18 Hi if). Roop's Menagerie and Museum AVll.L EXHIBIT ut the following timeB and TT jilucee, to wit 1 Clmflny Pond School-House. Monday, July 21; Waeonda, Tuesday. July Hutteville, Wednesday, July 2(1; (Hiauipneg, Thursday", July" li7j Fairl'iidd, Friduy, July St. Louis, Hutiiiiliiy, July 29; Howell lViiirio School Hoiiho, Mondtty, Jnly UI Hetlilelieui, Tneudny, A neurit 1; Silvorton, Wediiemltiy, AukudI 2; Sublimity, Tlnirndny, August 3; Hdo, Friday, August. 4; Turner's Millm, Katurday, Augnut 5; Sale tn, Monduy and Tuomluy, August 7 nud 3; Jellereon VVeiluesdny, August 9; Albttny, Tminultiy. August lit. FIN A LSE TTTEMEBT7 VTOTICK is hereby given tlmt ti. 0. Moore, .drnia ii iBtrntor 01 tlie ettuie ot 0. a. uuirK, h'Cfciustid, of Douilatt comity, bus hied his account and umvml h tlnal settlement of said estate; and tlmt the said ac count and prayer will be Iteitrd bv the county court of sum county on mommy toe nu uav ot Auirust. jwi.j, 111 me comx-uoutfe 111 uoHoonrg, urfgon. Hy order of WM. II. WILLIS, County .Judge. R A. Lathkqp, Clprk. July 17, IHiw-'JOw I Salem and Dcs Chutes Wagon Kond Co. AT a meeting of tlio di rot-tors of the Ktilem and Dor (Jhutes Wagon Hoad Conn mil y, held July 14, IHI&, nn aiHCNnmcnt was levied of ton nor cent, upon the capital Btock of said company (being asm'riMuieut no. Hi. Hiiid UHHCMimetit to be imitl wilhui ihirlv diiva from date to the secretary of (lie mmptinv in L'uitt-d niateHgojfl com. v. . H'JiUi, secretary. fMiit-in, July li, lit'.). 'sAiw! SII1C2UFF SAIJC. BY virtue of un execution from the circuit court of theHttiteof Oregon for Minimi county, aud to me fiirecu-u, oy me t-ierK 01 sum court, in lavor oi .ut cob Butt ittid HjftiiiiBt I. 11. l'rnti, for want of persmml property, 1 have levied upon ull llio right, title, and interest of said Pratt ill und to llio following described real estate, to wit t One curtain iwo or purctd ot lauii, commencing ut u certain viiike (1 ctiuius 0 'U iit-g W. of t he a. h. corner of Cl.tJ. Davidson a mud claim, known as the land sold and conveyed to said David son by I. N. i,uw retire and wife, thence running from said Make I "JO feet S. -0 deg. W. to 11 httke, thence (jll feet . 'JO dug. N. to a stake, thenm I) feet N. Slide K. to a Blake, thence t0 feet K. W dev. K. to the place of beginning Alio, one lot, (iu by 1 '-11 (Vet, known as the lot Waldo of. l'axtou built a wiirohuino upon 111 .f., and BiihsequeiiUv clencieil to 1. JV Lawrence oy J. C. 1'eebles; und hIso two lots VS licet I Bumire, known H8 the property built upon by I. N. Lawrence for a wagon shop in 1H63; said loin are situated 111 rairtieiu, Aiariuti county, Oregon, 1. o Il.siW.nl thu Willamette meridian, together with all and singu lar the appurtenances thereunto behuiiing lo be nobl to satiety said execution, i liferent, and costs. Kale to be made on Monday Dm I llh day of August, 1". ut me Hour 01 oue o tlut-k p. 111. ot mud tlav. fcAM L IIKADK1CK, Sheriff. Julv 17, R(15. tfiwl SHERIFF SALE. DY virtue of Hit execution fiom the circuit court ol i) the state of Oregon lor Marion county, and to me directed, by the clerk uf said court, in favor of Itatiin Hrothers Ac Co, ngnitist (Jreetl C. Davidson, and for waut of tierflonal property. 1 have levied upon am will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for gold aud stiver com in iiuimi, at tlie court Iioiihc door In nalcm in suidconnty, on MONDAY, the Mth day uf All uiai, iniw, ai me imur 01 ociock p. ni, said day, all thu riisht, title, aud in tercet tho said Orcen C. Davidson In and to the following described real nutate , to wit : Situate in the county of .Marion, Statu of Oreuuii. In T 4 ii. Jt. " 3 W., in sections 6 mid 7, T. 4 H It. i VV and aertioua 1 and I1.' in T. 4 8. It. A W., claim no :I7 in T. 4 K. K U W., and claim no. 0 in T. 4 H It. 3 W., containing in all X0 118 airea-nnd also the eaxt half of the donation claim no. 7'J of Jean Jeaagnifl and wife, lying and be ing in tectioua H. 14, i. and 1, T. 4 8- U 3 V , con tainiug acres, u.oru ur lens, more particularly de scribed in deed from louis Forcier to ssid Davidson loinflier with all the Hpimrteuauriw unto eiu h of 1I1 above-described pieces of land, haul laud to be sold to RHtiufy the uforesuid execution, interest, aud rosti subject M) a prior judgment in faverof J Jl K i'lette HL'tiniBt aaid Davidson for the rum of I t.Vf 50. July 17, I WW, Viw4 Kstiiip of John Fnm-iiv IT'd. In County Court, MuHou county, July Term, lw& NOlH fc. is hereby given, that Xtunry arrns, ai tniiitBtratrix of said est ate, has tiled in said court, ber accounts, proving for a html settlement, and that said applicutimi will be heard and determined 011 Mon day, the 7th day of Auguat, lUto, at which time all persous interested in said en t ate can append aud sbo cause why said application ahoui'l not be g rallied. Salem, July 7th, lA 4wl'Jpd 3oti'f. In the matter of the 8ale of Ueal Estate Moni(itu Win. Fulton, an insane person. County Court, Pol moot. Ot-pison. rfMirs 5th dv of July. lHfi5,fame D.W. Allimham, X guardian for the said innaiie person, and present ed his petition asking lor an orner to a portion the real estate ! In 11 icing to the aaid Win Kulioti 1 therefore ordered that said petition be heard and di termined on Monday Hie th day of August, 1. persona mitre Med are nereoy wanted to appear ai show eaiiM, if any they have, why uneb petition ationhl not be granted. uiatv r jtitioit, July &, Htt., P-'w4 X'ounty Judge, 'FlS A I. K 7 tLKMHS T. In PrtdiaUt C"irt. Mariou rounly. Oretftm. Kotate of Hnrvev Ordoot dei-eased Tl K. FTIIAlT'tN, administnitor of said estate, 1 L huvinu Una d vmrnteo ta account praving a rinal settlement of the same, therefore, all persons interested iu said estate are hereby notified that said applii alioti will he lieari ani ueiermltiwt at tneeourt liouMdMtrtuHalem on MMtelHy.tbe 7th day of A gnirt. 1C JOHN C. PKKltLKS, Kalem, July?, IWJ. PJw4 County JudKe. DitTE. Jl. FISKK. I'liyaicmti nud 8urgeu. OtBre at residence, 3 doora tuuib of I'nst Oilice Nilero. WSftf WALIAMET EHCAMPIIEUT, Ro. S, I 00f., 1 MM l; X MM ISdS TIIK KlUhr ANUTIItKII Friday Ketiuitrs of each nmnlli, at a n ,-t.K-li, in lliirir Hall. n iioiman a. Jtr.,feij (n vnrA MflHtntf M Invite In altend. ObUUIiL ill l. hlllOl l, t V, s inn .i I : II WAGON TIMBER. In addition to our I.ARtlE and EXTENSIVE stock of Hardware! Iron and Steel, We have on hand, aud aro constantly receiving from tlie Eastern Slates, a H UUi AS SORTMENT of Hubs, Spoken, Hickory Axles, Bent Itlma, EXPRESS AND BUGGY POLES, Whittle Tree, Ac, Ac. ..At.80.. 20,000 lbs. of Iron Axles 1 In. t" 3 iu. lOO setts Tliimble CiKoine In. 10 0 111. lOO setts Wugun Itoxes. 00 setts Malleable Nuts for Wooden-Axle Wagons, 3, 500 His. Wagon und Carriage Springs, Huh Hands, Malleable irous, l arrange and t iro Holts, (jinn berluml Coal. 000 lbs. Nuts und Wusliers. Aud a large and oompleto assortment of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE. It. J. rYOHTIIUUP & CO. importers and Denhsrs in Hardware, Iron, Stool and i agon Timber, 1,11 Front street, I'ortlund, Ogn. Until) A CAIIU FOIl TUB Slilt k (1 Willi THAI OF SAN FUArYCISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Nos. 411. 413 nnd 415 Bnttory Street, Cor. Merchant, San Francisco. mporters and Wholesale Dealers. ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH" STOCK ! WE would salt tho attention of COUNTRY M KU CHA NTS to our usually large stock of Goods. Our Block comprises ovory article iu lho Clothing and Purulsiuug lino, we nave constantly on nana toe largest stock and greuUjst variety or Cussimere aud wool iiATriof anv nousu in nun eraao sco. aun our rices for these Uoods lire less than those of liny ouse, as wo ruceive them direct from tlie manufactu rer's consignment. Our stock of Summer and Full )ods is particularly attractive, aim the great feature tlio country merchant Is tlio unusually low prices Lm Tluiil the Cost of Iniporliitlon I We also keop the STAPLE ARTICLES ill tho Dry Goods lino, which floods we have purchased in tins market under tlio hammer, and are olieriiig them ut ew lork Cost, und less, We niiblish lliis card iu order that we may make new acnaaintances. and Induce those who have not heretofore purchased of us, to call und examine our stock. Good Articles and Low Prices! ro tho great inducements to all who nurchoso to scl uguin. Merchants who buy ot us cut) uuike a good prollt, und sell to their customers ut a low figure. W o remain, respectfully, Kour iMieiiient servants, HAIKIER & LlNUENHHltflER, Wholesale Clothing aud Hut Warehouse, Nos, 411, Al'-i and 415 Ilatterv stroot. Run Francisco, Juno 27, IHIij, 3unlS Dr. ItlOOLE, I B:HSr, RKCKNTLY from the Eustnrn Ptalea, nnd over tliii'ty-citfht years of pnu-tiee, huvinu extracted more ihun a hurrul of toeih; has tukou moms in Mr. KENYON'S house, a few doors from ('ounuureial struet. where he will wail, on the citieim of this jiluee aud vicinity, on runsouiiblu Jeruis, und will Kimruntee autiHfuctioii. Tli one luivinir had whole or parts of nut put In, that are now uncomfortable or uaelefts, are invited to cull. Docuved teeth norinannnllv filled. 1 hero ahull he no aching of tooth, or fullitift out of plum, il Teeth axtntcted with great cure, by the use of pro per inatruuientR, with or without ehlorolorm. ('leaning and regulitiitig.uiid other useful oporutlona performed. 1'ersona from other towns, or from the country, wishing my services, chii make my house their homo, until the work is tlnitilmd, Huluin, July H, IH(5tf J. M. COULTEE SELLS ALL KINDS Ol1 COOPER-WAR E Cheaper than the Cheapest. Ralein, JiinoSfith, 1HW. 17if Oil fiiiiiliiiLC. T)At'LINR KHKLTON, liiivlnu tiilirn lossmie In L liAMIKUAI'l'. Illlll tll'.AU l'AI.lliMI 01 Olie f tlie host artist in San Francisco, proposes to uive It'ssoiiR iu tho samo. Hpeciincns to ho Boon ttt Mout- uomory s ficturo tlallurv. Will also color I'lioto- iiinhs in oil or water colors. Kalcm, June tf.-y HARNESS, $25 to $325 per Set, SADDLES, $7 to $100 Each, 15 It ID I, EB, $1 fiO to $30 Each, ..AT.. hyde & mmmi 'J'tl Moni'eoiiipry Slrrrl, HUBS liTOClC, SAN FRANCISCO. A ;rl'.KAI. ASMRTnF.NT SADDLERY GOODS, AT PHICRS 23 Per Cent. Lpsk than any House on the ratllic toast. XIIK TUADH HUPI'LIBD AT A COMMISSION. A Llbrral Dltconnt LIVERY STABLES. .1ml7ie GRAND BENEFIT OF SALEM, MARION (OINTV. T iikiM anil fter this data, we Dronose to kII I.nm i ber. Iilis, aud hlnlis u chrap u iit other bigh imiml Mill in Ilia muntrv. Tiuioa are chanuetl. and we lie chauired the crulit of one .ar and rprt lo rwdv pay i without which, '"no Wi-Uf." need ap ply.'1 Mk'kepiiiK buuet fl'mnilljr played oul. Va that owe ns. cine to our ofllce. tiisre'l the place. ami eettle now. We cannot alfurd to wait i and when we commence to dun, we never tr. done. "He wise today, 'lie full to defer." 3nil7i J. H. KICK LIN fc CO. BENNETT HOUSE, SALEM, OHEOOX. i. hoI.m. w, t. orro. T1TP. h.v. nnrcliajwd the entire Inlerert In lliit well V known biiiise, awl would respectfully lufomionr friendi and the tmvelina- puldic lli.a we are now uu.i. m,.A t,rturMl to acdtutmiMtata all who mav de. .,n,ru,r n. a call. No paine or esiienen will be pared pi minister to the comfort mid conoiiicnre of our HOC.. The Califncnla Compsny's etairet arrive and depart ,itilr, fnmi tliit kouae, for nil paru of Ureaun and (;lif,.rm. ' Helen,, April IT, lA',. ?f To Whom It Mny ('onrrrit. mllK underline-, I Is the duly aathnciied event A W. 'J. ffrwwoM, and all perxms la any way fa lrcca win eiciue uui yiy. in,m un. n.ti, I HI-Kff.R N Tf.KUY cileBi.)icuun.J,il 1. IMw. ewU HARVEST OF 18C5, KNAPP, EURRELL &. CO., Are now receiving, Direct frQm the Atlantic States, Tlie I.AHOESTuiid DUST BKLECTIOff of REAPERS, MOWERS, HEADERS, THRESHERS, A.l other PAHM MACHINERY, i Ever Hioiiulit to Oregon, WHICH WE OFFER FOR CASH, ..AT KATES THAT.. DEFY COMPETITION. Illustrated Catuloguo In Pamihlct Form ..COKTAIINO.. A List and Description of Dijfcrent Ma chines, as well as other articles (in-; cludinn many novelties) mailed lo any address on application. KNAl'l' DTJRKKM. & CO., Axricultiirul mid Send WHrohousc, SmlSl PortlaiidjOregon. WOOL, WOOL. riASII ADVANCES lit low rutet of Interest made J en WIHII. cinislKiiuu to our Hgenls In Mow lork city. Wool Circulurs and Priee Current received evurv leu iluys. Hacks or sm-kinit material mn be procured llirouuli us. For full particulars, addrost KNAl'l', IIUHHKUioV CO., 1 Portland, Ortiuon. N II Iliuliestcnsli prleo paid fweleelrd lots (food Wool. J 11110 S, IWifi. Vim Cooke, McCully & Co.,- ARK NJVV OPKNIKO IN BAt.KH Till Largest and Best Selected Stock ..or.. " DRY - GOODS, Attn.. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ever twinuflife lo the WHIrtmetle vnlley.and will dbuiOHaof the name at the very LOWK8T rUICKD. Huluin, June 5, lHfiO. Mtf WOOL, WOOL. NOTtCK ia lioroliy given tliut wo want to pur chase 100,000 Pounds of Wool, for which we will pay the HIGHEST MAR KE T PRICE, IN CA Sir. COUKIS, MoUUhbY . III). Hulom, Juno Sth, 18li5. l'4tf Power Fk'tlgcd einil to any Orershot In f2ft Ca-aiaSSQ LEFFEL'S AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE. T MIU DOUDI.K TUUIIINKS, in lonir expocted, have urriveu ut last, aud orders can now be llllod. We linvo n Inruo siiiiiilr of the diUerant liiet, from 111 nciios to ,ii',. I Hal n-e way Know mo proper sixcn n ncei you re. iiii-H. niMHsiire vour water in the followinir way i ike tlie width of tlio stream, be Hveraire depth, und iio ili.'taui'e it flows in a minnie. All llie Wheels iilnwly iu use viva nuivertnl tutlt- taction, ror iiartlculars, seuo lor ut.lrrunir. Addivsa . LKr'FKL St MVP. ICS, with Kichnrds It McCralien, June I'Jirij Portland, Oregon. Notice to Builders, VCHMiNrt WANTINH HIMUKIt, CALL ON SMI TH Sl CAUTWUHllir. of Buleiu. Urden lillwl 1'UOMI'TLV. LINV1LLK fc DOWNER. June 17, 180,1. llkf Wool Wanted. WE will pay tlio I1IOHKST nuirkul rates nuo half cusli, one half merchandise fnr WOOL. IIKAI1I, JIEAIIHOKN, t t il. Hulcni, Mny 22, IHtiS. Ilf WOOL. WOOL. T)KLL & IIUOWN will pay the highest price for J J V ool. hee us liemre aelliug. Nilletn, May Mill. !".'. Illtf SHERIFF ISAl.E. Y VI KTIIK of an execution from the circuit court of lho state of Oregon for Marion county, and to inailmi'leil, liy tlie clerK ol sain court, ill lavor oi llenj. Mmpson and against Henry J. Zumwalt and the piirincrship properly of Hprngua and Zumwalt, for want of personal property, I have levied upon and will cipiMo for side ns the law directs to the highest bidder fnr cash in hand, at tlie court-house door in Ha- It-m . connlr anil state aforesaid. I lie partnership prop. erty of aaid Sprague it Kumwuli, described at foliowa, to wit i rtitniito in tlie cminiy of Marion, state of Or egon, and cnmnienriug at the H. K comer of the land liilm of l.iirkin I'rireauil wilei llieiiee wesieriv on lie south linn of suid claim 48 rials i thence northerly i:tl rude and M feet i thence easterly in rods lo the ast line of aaid rliiun l thence soulh to til place of beginning containing W acres, more or lesa, together Willi tlie appurtenances thereunto belonging, to be sold to autisfv suid execution, interest, costs, and ac cruing cimla- nntil snte ti, taxe place on ra i iuiiiai thofHhduy of AUOUsT. atone o'clock p. in. of sauiuav. mam l. iir.Aimiv i, duly III, INK). I!lw4 Kherlir. HIIEKIFF SALE. 11Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an exern. I) lion duly issued thereon from tlie circuit court of the Hialo of Oregnii for Mnriou eonnty, and to me di reeled . bv Ibe clerk of snid court, in ftivor of A, C, Ituuic sand auulnsl Oarrnt llemincKs, l nave levieu niHui uoil will proceeii lo ecu to tne inuucst untuer lor cusli in baud, ai the court house door in rtulein, county nd Htnlo iifnre.aid, ou H' WAI, the Milt day ol Al.ol.'HT, utthc hour or II o clori a. in., llio property as descrilied in eaid decree of foreclneure, w wit Hi'tnate in Marlon county, On gon. in T. 6 8, H 8 W., claim nn. Vt, licgltmlng al a poim n.io cnains easi .,i,i A 7.1 chain, siiutli of the '-.M section, on line be tween sections VII and and running llieiiee soulh on.-, , l, ,.l,,. 1 1 ra w.t HXI73 clinlns. thence north 9 5u cimiiie, Uieuee mut H.ll.'.j chaius tu the pliue of beginning, containing 110 l-IUacree. being a partoi Anderson IHiaven'i donation land i laiin to be told to satisfy raid execution, tnteresi, ami cneie. juiv ir. i Ufa. 'IiMIMSIkA TiiR'S NOTICE. tLTOTIi'K is here iv irivcii that the nuilersiined has il (men appointed admluistratnr of Ilia estate of William II. Iloiigherty, lata of Marion eonnty, Or egon, deceased. All persona Having claims against said estate are reuuested to preaent tlie aatne to her at her residence at ntiuhtuitv, narlou county. July. IU.) IVwl fcHALI.IK IX II UIIKUTT. YY VIIITrh of a forw-lnsure of mortgaira and or- I) iter of sale issued out of the circuit eoart awl to ins directed, in lavor of Iewis Jolinsnn and against M. loot, einmnaiiauig me to muae sale or the fof- hiwlng.dew-riWd real oetate, tiiuated In T. 0 8 K 3 W , in the county of Yamhill, Ktate of f regon, and being donation claim hitd and claim no. 57, containing bin nt cee of laud, anil by virtue of said order of tale I will proceed to sell the said deaerihed premises at me court House noor in lainniit county, uregon, on Haturday tbe l .'lli day of August, A, al one o'clock p.m. of said ibiv. to satiety the above execution mm. mil iiii in t)ioil,:i'i, togellier with tnierw, cosla, aud accruing coals. U I. Wllirt'tlMH. Ifav.tte, July , litM, litwl ' WheritT, KOTII'i:. In the Clrcnit Court of the Htalo of Ores-no, fi tlie connl yof Oonglas, October Term, A. U. HKkV- Halt for a dtsanluti on of Hie marriage cmirmrl. lii-nrjr ' 8lmh pisintilT.va Lucy U Hliaff, drfewlanl. mo Ijri.Y M.8liAt'P.defendanti You are hereby 1 minimi to s.ear and au.w.r evaiplaint on tile in i he !, entitled cairn aud court, within tea davt .ft..'. rv,r. uiwu sou of ifiU .uiiinioii I, I f servl with in this comity, or within twenty dayt after service, if served out of this comity. And you ate hereby noli fled ttini uuiesa you do sn apiar aud answer said com plaint, the i.lsinillf will apply to the conrt for the re lief ,l.-oiiol. d ll, .rem, In wit i Thai llw bonds uf mat rimwy betweeu that pbuuliff aud yourself be ills Solvr.t fir ftf Ilea S K RiraMon. Jodi-e hw w M. UW ll.l.lri, PI U s Alt j ii i .i rfw. weatuerford,!! IMPOBIINC, WHOLESALE, AJfD RETAIL DRUGGIST, POUTLAKD, - OIlECIONi QPFEU8 to the Trade, In qnantitiM to wii, ti LOW HATES, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Ot DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Qlass, Druggists' Sundries, Painters' materials, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, FANCY GOODS, be, fco, - Together with it general variety of articles found in a First Class Drug Store, To which tke attention of tlie Trade la Invited to. cull and examine for tliemsolvos at , , ..... ,.,'. .e' ,139 Front street .,, :-.r W. WEA.TI1ERF0HD. Portland. May I, 3mit Urninlroth'ta VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS. IT It generally known that my Grandfather wat tlie , original inventor of these remarkable pills, lie was a srientillo man, and a modicul practitioner of the Old School. Hut becoming alarmed at the mor tality that attended the ltleeding and Mineral Pnte I Iro,' he turned liia attention to tlie study of natnreand , the philosophy of diaense, nt also to the nutnral reme dial ugents which he found to exist exclusively In the Veuetuble Kingdom. In bit reteurcbea and iuvesti gutinnt, he hecume fully sutlslled that the life wat In the blood; that by whatever name diseases were dis tinguished, Imnnrity of tlie blood wat the source of all a simple nnd truthful doctrine, which, In reducing all diseusus to u unit, necessarily established the fact that all were to be treated on the tuuie general prin oiplet. vis: by pnrgation, - Now the grand dilllculty consisted In devising t veg-' ettible compound that would invigorate, purify, and cleanse the blood, correct and regulate nil the diner- ' ent tecretloits, nnd by purgation dlsoharge the wholt ' must of morbid matter from tlie body, without reduc ing the strength. After thirty year of close applica tion, he considered hit object fully accomplished In the production ol these, pills, which have now been before tlie public One Hundred and Fourteen Yeara, and il is now (twi5) nearly ill yours since Dr. Bran drelli'a Vegetable Universal Life Preserving Pillt were Hint presented to the American: public during which time their euperiur excellence aud virtues have been extensively proclaimed hy paperi and pamphleta, nud a rapid yearly Increase of the sulo of them ef fected. To know what will save life, to know what will restore health, Is a knowledge not to be hidden, I, thereto, as a man desiring to do my duty faithfully, have dotted down tome of my thirty-five yean' expe rience witli Hraudreth't Pills', which are an effectual assistant of nature, nnd cause the expulsion of acri monious humors the occasion of every sickness. Let ua admit that corrupt humors prevent tlie free circula tion of tlie blood, that Urandretli't Pillt take out these humors, giving health for pain, aud streugth for wenkuest, Nn man Is tick save when the principle of corrup tion geu I he aacendeneyi Urandretli't Pillt aid the Life Principle to regain theempire by removing tlie corrupt humors from the body. Many a time 1 have teen life apparently at the last ebb, when them Pillt were given, and In a few hours the danger wat past, and health's Mood lido gove the patient renewed life and vigor. Many are the fathers, mothers, tons, and daughters, thut taved. ' Those celebrated Pillt are composed wholly of ma- dlcinal herbs, and do not ooutaiu any mercury or other mineral, being perfectly harmless to the molt tender aire or weakest frame; yet sure to search out the) causa of sickness, aud restore the health If takeu according to the direction!. Let no one imagine they are too weak to bear the effect of these l'ills, which put DO weakness into the frame, but draws weakness ont. A few doeet will be get contldence, and then the beauties of purgation wilt gradually become unfolded to our view, which, en forced with Urandreth't Vegetable Universal Pillt, il able to cure every disease where the organs are wand, and greatly increase the average of human life. I have now need on mv own person, aud prepared and admhilslered, Uran'dretb'i Pillt for thirty-live yean. I believe they aro the best purgative in the worldt and with this medical quality they have alto a tonic elltwt. And at I aro of the llrai opinion that inrlaiumiitioii aud fevers are caused by corrupted bland not being lliuoly evacuated, because it regurgi tates, so to speak, over the whole body, and Unit our rupta tlie sound blood that should nourish all the mem- nert, aun actnuiiy ueetroyi aim paralyses memuere or organs tlmt are unsimtidi and at I know tlmt these Pillt have a direct cltocl to remove all oorrupt blood and acrimonious humors from the body In fact, all humors below the vital standard of bealtm to 1 should be guilty of a great tin, did 1 not do all in my power to propagate tlie use of a mediciue which it possessed of properties so calculated to lava and increase tbe average of human life. Hie ptibfie servant, IIKNJAMIN IlHANDBETn, M.D. Principal efflre fnr llmmlreth'i Vegetable Universal Pillt, UltANDltKTH'8 BUILIHNO, New York. W. V. BII AND RUTH Office at ('BANK & IIHIUII AM 8, Hun Francisco. t or salsi by an respect aide ilcalera in medicines, ly DB. WISTAB'8 Balsam of Wild Cherry, i runt roa ivsut rona or . PULMONARY COEIPLAINT. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. Asthma, Croup, Whooping vougn, zpiuing qj , . Mood, Liner Com' . ; -f plaint, c)x., IfC. C O N 8 UM P T I O N, Which Mnlu nff mnee victims than anv Oliver dia-' turn, and which bailies the skill of the Physician to a greater extent than any other malady, often YIKLDH TO THIS RKMEDI1 when all other prove ineffectual. , AS) A MEDICINE, Itupld In relief, toothing ia erloct, safe in III operatlou It Is I'murpaued ! While, aa a preparation, free from aoxlout Ingredi ent., poisons, or mineral.; nulling skill, science, and medical knowledge, combining all that it valuable in the vegetable kingd lor tins class of disease, It It l0.71IAlt4BI.E! and ia entitled to, merits, and receives the enviable appellation of THE INVALID'S FRIEND I Sold by all Druggists, and by HKDINGTOIf CO., 416 and 418 Front street, Hen Francisco. Hcdding's Russia Salve. FORT I IKAKS' IIPER1KNCI hat fully established the superiority of REDDING' 8 RUSSIA SALVE over all other beallug preparation VOH THE CUKE Ol Scalds, , . ( Burns, Cult, Fttsk Wounds, JBoilt, Chilblains, lltiiters. Bruises, Felons, VUts, Erysipelas, Uletrs, , Sail Rheum, Injury by Splinters, VU Sorts, King Wort, Frost - Bitten Turf, AND ALL CUTANEOUS IHHEA8E3 , and eruptions generally. EKDDl!Ui'8 Bl'SHU 8ALVI ' ' U prompt la action, remnvea pain at once, and re duces the most angry looking swellings tad inflam mation, as if by nmgio thut affording relief and a eeatplete eure. FOR BALE EYKRYWHKBR. ftKDINVTOM CO., AgtaU, apllleoro 41(1 and 41" Knml si., Kn Fmsei.se. Tswnrsft'niMkTiT. In Pniknla toart, Polli ennnty, Oregon. NUTlt K b iwreby given llial Ira . M ltntley, adV uunislmtor ot the estate ef Ttwmat H. Hut Inn son, deeeaeed, has Una day presented his accnanta fur and praveaniml seiileaientiif snideatete. It Mthete) fore ordered that said scMkioumt ba beard aud detat Biined al the court house in Ihillaa in said nmuiy , en Monday ,h.7t.,da,4 Aug,;... -a Ji; J.i'Mw CuUkiijf simi