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Newspaper Page Textftltc (Orcjou ,f tafcu, A "Hl'llJl'G.iTEO" UEIIKI,. Tliu " ink .linger" of the Atcnn Inn cuino to griuf. Why? Wherefore? For wliut? Publishing Iviogsluii dors ulmutlila neighbors, and for uutnitiguluil, itiuuto 4,Di'imi'yiicre" generally. Like Oen. Jiicksun'e rotten iiinekiuol, fur lunuy mouths, t Jim fellow has "stunk nud Bhined,nnd shiucd and slunk," until the nuisance becoming iuHHfujntltle, Turn Puttun went in mid uhatcd it. It ! u deliatahlo proposition whether I'nttun did himself auy credit iu doing this dirty job, although doing it Weil, yet, having done It, everybody says, " You did right you guv hiui no more limn ho de orvod." Una old furnior suiuls lilm n bushel of pears, uud ol her UiatltuoiiiuJn, too uiinioroii to tiietitiou, come crowdiug iu, all speaking tlio guuerul loathing mid cmilntupt fult for a man that will resurt to iudiscrluil iikIi! slander and abuse of hie neighbors. Look ut the course of this follow of tl jlfeK Tho Governor of the Stale hue been vilified from week to week with all the Hlthy abuse of a Dsli-atar-Itnt. Twenty or thirty plain fiirniura, tlie boat men in tlio Slate, meet to eoniult about the wool murkot, and forthwith this unfledged stripling of the Arena pub lishes a covert insinuation that they aro about to rob anil awimlle their neighbors. A inrty of gentlemen Jvisillng tlie Stato, from the East, of the highest bott om ami reepeetahllity, and having no other object than to iao and report the resources and character of tha conntry, it set Upon aa by a yelping cur, and assailed with all the billlngegnte of a Five Pointa scavenger i jtud for no other rousou thuu that they differed in poli tics from him, although thoy kept their opiuioni to theinaelvea. Happening to have a difference with a ootuuiporury, he manifests hia entire want of manli ness, uiuuhood, and honor, by going out of tlie way to insinuate and publish a vile slander aud inault about a ludy, whoao purity of character and apotleaa reputa tion he might well be proud to claim a relationebip in the ton thousandth degree. (He has justly earned the title of " defatner of Indies' lot liinl wear It.) A school examination ia held, and the iugrate illustrates the vipur by turning upon the faithful faculty that educated him, niisrcpreaenta their plan of teaching, tries to ruin their repututiou, mid, not content witli that degree of biuteness. he attempts to make thia des picable malice respectable by burying every particle of manhood in a mean, low, pointless iueult to the in iiocout school girls of tbe University, tome of whom wo believe wero hie former school-mates. Buch a record us this we have never mien before Vory few men have ever lived long enough to make a record eiiial to it. Jlut, liko the " Heat" among com. mon doga, so lie among men his UlUneu is Ilia only protection. It la bnt justice to a large number of Democrats to state that hie course of personal abuse aud Blunder is not approved by them. We have been informed that a leading Democrat personally rcmonatmted against t it long ago, and, Hniling no improvement in the paier, withdrew his couuteiutuce aud support. Such a pirate upon all tho proprieties of life ought to bo exiled to a colony of tarantulas, centipedes, and scorpions. Tub Expedition East op tub Mount ains, Last Monday Lieut, MoCull, with 45 sold iors, left hero fur an expedition through the Indian country east of the Cuaoade Mountains. At the Big Prairio they expect to overtake Mr. 1'cDgrn, who will accompany the expedition for tho purpose of exploring the route for the Ore gon Central Military road through tho unex plored region to the eastern lioiintl.iry of the State. Tlie expedition consists of 66 iuu and about ISO mules and horses, 75 or 80 tif them being paoked with provisions for the men, and and about 25 houd of cattle, which are driven along to supply ,Uie company with beef. Messrs. Henry Owen of this county, Fuller ton, of Douglas, furnished the pack animals, or a portion of them at least, and the lutter has charge of tho train. They expect to go aa far eaat aa Owyhee, or in that vioiuity. and will probably be -gono three mouths. Eugene Journal, July 22. , The expedition referred to reached the up per Klamath Lake on the 31 si ultimo. Messrs. Peugra and Odell, with tho surveying party had previously arrived at Fort Klamuth, and waiting fur the arrival of tho Military before venturing into the hostile Indian country. The exploration up to that point hot been very suc cessful, an excellent route for a wagon road having bean found passing from Diamond Peak in a southeasterly direction over a nearly level country to the north end of the lake. Tho road through the Cascade mountains is in pro cess of construction, aud will be oompletvd this Indian Depredations. Tho Indiana con tinue to rob aud murder all the minors and packen found without protection. Lato ad vices inform us that their success has greatly emboldened them, and that thoy are ambus caded on all the roads k-adiug to the miiibt. Iking well armed and supplied with bones, and frequently capturing supplies of ammntii tiou, they commit murder with impunity, out side of military protection, and then seek safe ty in flight. From all we can learn, tho mili tary power is yet too email tu jirotcct our peo ple vast of tho mountains a sad nud forcible commentary on the eonnnmical pretense) of the Democrats who opposed tho, raising of troops last winter. , Was wounded In the hat, during tbe Rogue river war. A THO. lint don't Patton do better than the Indian T Does he not wound lower down I Probably you'll have lees to say about wounded bats, and Gen. Lamerick hereafter. "Curses, like chickens," &o. g Lossw bv mi ItaoTiiau Jonathan. The city of Sa letn louse 1 1,500 worth of flreengino hose no insur ance, ttcveral of our merchants lose email amiainta. There was atenil f IIKl.ooo worth of merchandise on tlie vessel, luoetly for Portland merchants. It ia of course all loft except so far as ia covered by insurance. "The seed of Ilia woman shall bruise the terpenl'i head." tff riptnrt. Supposing that the above Injunction included Cop , iierhcads, Ton Patton proceeded to apply it iu a nuts bio case but week. 9-lira. W. X. Smith will accept the editor's Hunks for a can o fthe most delicious peaches. The excellence of the 'art preservative' which retained freshness of the fruit for a year, is only surpassed by the goodness of heart which seut Uiem to an editor. "To tinman who thru-lied the defsmeraf la dies," is the label on a bottle of fine old brandy, aent to l'atton by a lady of Salem. firm Too Tbe new steam tug "Itahboni" has res bed the Columbia river aud is now engaged in tow ing vesnela over the bar and op the river. It will prove a great public benefit. 7"A deuced coot affair," consists not tut much In vilifying yiair neighbors, asia taking a thrashing lor doing so according to the new rules. Jos ratrrtsa. Fosters, HsnJbiln, pamphhrts. Circulars, Programmea, Blanks, Booka, Ac., orally end exedmwjy printed at the Blatfma Job Ofla, reasonable terms. ' Aoskv Meiers. I. L. Farrtth 4 Co., Portlamt, will re ceive and receipt for sahse r! ptlons to the Siolttman, Thr ETtcjUErra op Stairs. A country paper, the .Santa Cms Sentinel, undertake to discuss "the amenities" of going op and down stairs. It says, 'gentleman should always precede ladies op and down stairs." That may do in the country but it isn't metropolitan el- fnettc, which presenile that the gentleman should precede tlie laity in ascending, and lol lowing her in descending. The reaion is ob vions : Suppose the ladr has a neat ankle, and doesn't wish to show it (if such a case is at all supposahle), the gentleman going down stair first, might happeo to jooa round ana st-e some Jtling. Dramatic Chronicle. And if he was going up stairs (f ) Well we were brought up to tin town style, but never thought of the reasoa never onoe. Akothf.b, Abolitio Statb. Tbe State of New Hampshire ha ratified the Constita tioual Ann nJrncnt tt abolth ilsvery. TI1K DKMOCIUIY IX FAVOK Of NKuUOKS V0II.MiI , The luminerranlt which we liavo expected and predicted, has at Inst taken plaoe. Don Wood, the god-father to George, K. Bhiel and the Oregon Doniooracy, mid the Copperhead A'cu York Newt, liavo come out itiaroly iu favor of negro suffrage. We will notice this further in tho next Usuo, and give extracts from the News, ' Gen. Grant. Ulvsaes S. Grant was born at Point Pleasant, Clermont oounty, Ohio, on the 27th nf April, 1822. Entered West Point in 183U. he graduated en the 1st nf July, 184U. aud as brevet seoond lieutenant, was assigned to tho fourth infantry, in which he lirst saw ser vice on tho Kio Grande. At Cuumigo, in Kept., 1846, lie was appoint ed regimental quartermaster ; and gallant and meritorious conduct at Palo Alto, liesaua do la Palma and Monterey, he was promoted to ad jutant. Joining Scott's army at Vera Cruz, he paiticipated with great credit in every battle from that place to tho City of Mexioo, , For his gallnntry nt El Molinni del Key, he was nrevetteu tint lieutenant, Hopt. 8, 1847 ; and on the J 3th, Captain, for t'liapultepeo. 1 In 1852, tho 4th Infuntry was ordered to Oregon, where Lieutenant Grant was soon after promo ted to a Captaincy. Id the following year he resigned his commission, and altor a residence of six years in St. Louis, removed to Galena, Illinois, where he. devoted himself to mercan tile pursuits until the breaking out of the great i. ii; .1 ,otyt 1 v.... T . i reueiiiou oi inui, nuuu uruv. lines appointeu him colonel of tho 21st Illinois Volunteers.with which lie wont into active servioe, in Mis souri. Gun Grant ani thb Girls. The girls fairly carried Gen Grant by storm at the Chi cago fair aud forced him to do what he never did before surrender. A correspondent thus tells the story i Mrs Livermore said to him. "Gen Grant, these girls are dying to kiss you but they don't dare to do it." "Well," said the gallant general, "if they want to kiss mo, why don't they ? No one has offered to since I have been here." Instantly about a hundred fairies poun ced upon him. Ho attempted a retreat, but in vaiu ; he essayed to break through the rosy ranks, without suocess. Then, fur the first time, bo confessed himself vanquished, and calmly awaited the eveut. Never was such a man subjected to such an ordeal. On came the maidens by the squads in lile, or singly ; they hit him on the forehead i pelted him on the nose ; smacked him on the elieek, obiu and neok. There must ho dozens of kisses lying around loose hiduen in the general's whiskers. During his ternblo ordeal, tbe bero of a hun dred battlefields blushed till his fuco became almost purple. At last tho girls were partly appeased in their 'noble rage," and he escaped. nTAt the Congregational Counoil, lately in session in Bostou, lie v. Mr Atkinson of Oregon spoke of the peculiar wants of the Pacific coast. Congregationalism is peculiarly adapt ed to tho people there, and ministers are need ed to preach and gather togother churches. The nuning fever kept sweeping off tho men, and he had been left with only the women and children to preach to. He tried to stop it by preaching against making baste to be rich, but it was of no use, and he had siuuo concluded that mining is just as legitimate. Christian works as farming or fishing, He said the southerners were rapidly moving into Oregon and idano.and tlicrelnro was there so much the more need to establish New England ideas there. The Paciflo ooast needs men to preach the gospel and money to build churches, aud needs them now. riTGen Grant goes in strongly for retrench ment iu the army. lie says that of tho 200, 000 horses nnd mules now in possession nf the army, costing nearly a dollar a day each, 150, 000 to 175,000,must bo sold ut auction, realiz ing for the treasury probable eight or teu mill ions, and carrying great benefits to farmers north and south. The thosanda of men taking cum of lliem will also bo relieved and sent home to aid in developing tlie resources nf the country nnd paying the taxes. The army will be reduced to 100,000 men by the 1st nf Jan uary next, and they may be thinned out after ward. The black troops will mostly be retain ed for garrison purposes iu the Gulf states. The veteran reserve corps and regulars aro tho only white troops that are likely to be kept iu servioe beyond this year. The regulars mar be increased to tho maximum of 40.000 men. A few regiments of cavalry will liavo to he re tained for frontier service, to look after tho In dians. Kossuth. Louis Kossuth, iu the course of a private letter at the 28th May to tho editor of the Trtliunt, incidentally says : - How buppy you must feel hi having been spared to see the triumph of thneu grand prin ciples for which you have been contending all your life ! The stain nf slavery is removed from tho fair escutcheon of your nob In land. The curse is dispelled which clouded the bright prospect of her future. The manner iu which the genius ( f your people carried through tlie democratic priuoiple in its first application to a vast community affords a sore guaranty that, to the benefit nf all humanity, you will know how to consolidate by wisdom and ifioderaliou what you have achieved by bravery and admi rable perseverance. What a Prophkt. Jclf. Davis was a worse prophet than he was a woman. In 1861 4 he said : Year brother States will gladly come Into the Southern Confederacy within sixty dnrs. as we will be your only friends. England will rvcoguize as, and a glorious future is beforo us, Tbe grass will grow in the Northern cities where the navemeuts have been worn by tlie trace of commerce. We will carry war where it is easy to advance, where food fur tlie sword and torch await the armies In the densely pop ulated cities. " XT The rebel Brig. Gen. William II. Car- roll, of Tennessee, oue of the wealthiest men of the State, applied for pardon recently, and his application was referred to Guv. Brown low who replied characteristically i " I Ins man Carroll, were he to ooiuo within the State of Tennessee, would not be permitted to live five minute. The people would not tolerate bis existence there. I can't say anything against so poor and mean a man this, aud I can't say anything lor linn. 1 mcreture say noth ing" . Wwonyr oh Delegates. A Western bard briugs a lengthy poem which U published in the Nebraska JVetrt to the following touch ing conclusion : Well, such is life. Whom the trod lore Die young. Whom they bate, live aud prosper, Aud are elected lelegatea in Cougreas Krom the several Territories. ryilere Is a decision that must be startling to the ladies : A Massachusetts Judge) has de oided that "a husband may open his wife's let tors." on the groond so often and so tersely slated by Mr. Theophilos Parsons, of Cain bridge, that "tlie husband aud the wife are one, and the husband is that mis !" Liscols. In a sketch of the life and character of the lato President Lioooln, Ihe billowing is given as a short sermon which he was in the habit of preaching to bis children ; In t nrina. ms'i smoke. Don't chew. Don't swear. Don't gamble. Don't Ho. Don't cheat. Love Tour fellow-man as well as Uod. Lovs truth. Love virtue and be happy." r tyThe recaptured archircs of the State of Teuoesaae tell many a tale of n-hel villainy. Governor Harris' papers are lull uf Uie sreret history of Ihe rebtdhou. Among oilier psprrs ou file and' indorsed by Harris, is a propuuiua to asraMinate Governor Juhusou in Nashville. Saihville L'nwn,Jr.'lh. Fbom thb East. Tbe Idaho SlaUiman says several steamers arrived at Port Benton, on the Yellowstone, for the week ending July 1st. Tbe eastern part of the territory gets all its I'Jf f!iri frura that source. THE LATEST. Special l)lipaicbes to the Oreaon Statesman. San Francisco, Aug. 5. The overland linn is still down beyond Salt Luke. Locnl nuws is quite meager, The Fifth Industrial Fnir, nu (lor the auspices nf the Mechanics Institute, w ill open on Wednesday evening next. The Hon. Frank W. Pixley will deliver tho opening ad dress, r Markets. Flour Jobbing sale are fnir at 5 605 75 for superfine, and 6 6()0 75 for extra. Wheat Tho market to-day is lower in consequence of large receipts. , Buyers aro not Hireling over 1 80 per 100 lbs., for a choice article. Barley Sales of 3,000 sacks in sun dry lots nt ono cent. Oats Sales 1.200 sacks at 1 621, and 400 wicks or choice at 1 70 Potatoes Weaker to-day s ranging from 80 to 95 cents per KM) lbs. liny Small sales at 9S;04, and 12 50. Hides Sales of 150 Cali fornia dry at from 12 to 12 J. Wool Sales of 5,000 Iha. at 104 cents. Greenbacks, 74i. TIIK P1U.VTK BUESANUOAII. Ban Francisco, Auguxt'i The whaling bark General Pike, or New Bedford, Capt. H. M. Crowed, arrived from Ik'hrhigs HtraiU, with over 200 men from whalers burned by tlie Hlienandoah on the morning alter tbe de parture uf the Milo from dull' Analyr. The Hhensndonli not being able to get into the Sea nf Okntak. abe ran into Ueliiiuga Straits and destroyed the ship Oen. Wil liams of New Loudon, lying at anchor within one and a half miles of the shore alHt. Lawrence Island, and next moruiug captured in the Straits the bark We C. Nye, belonging to Home A Co.. San Francisco. Khe also captured the barks Nimrud, Catharine, Isabel 1c. and Oipacy of New Bedford, burned them and transfer red their crews te the (ieu.l'ike, bonded her for $45,000 and told the captain to steer for Han Francisco. Ho robbed the oflkem and men of everything of value lie could find, and told Capt. Crowell if lie gotshortof pro visions to cook tb Kanakas, of which there were fifty on board, and cut them. Two other vessels wore iu sight, and the whole fleet numbering eighty vcsals,waa U the north aud eaat and would probably Go destroyed. They think that Waddcll, after destroying tbe Arctic Heel, will return to the sea of Okotak and destroy all the vessels there. Capt. Crowell reports a severe earthquake In latltudo IRS' north, longitude 102 :10' west, on the Fourth of July, lasting Ave minutes, and another next day less severe. .. s , , No further news from tho ill-fntcd Brother Jonathan. i ... GTThe Rev. Mr. Lee, Kpisoopal Minister at Foleom. Cal., attempted to vote at the late primary election thero.'but was ruled out. In a published card he says he did hot vote for Lincoln because of bis lenienoy toward the reb els, nor for McClellan because lie thought him a traitor. v ' 7We believe that gold invested in Gov ernment bonds will pay bettor than two per oent, a mouth. In less than a year the last loan will be exhausted, greenbacks will he at pur, and the seven-thirty bonds will command a premium. X3T Frank Isilit'i (lazrtte of Fathion, for July, Gadey't tntlft Book, llcrper't Magazine, and all tbe lending Pictorials, cau lie had at N. 0. Parriah at to. s. Uive them a call. Positiok or Tilt Usitkd llitKTUKF.x Resolution passed nt tlio quarterly conference of tlie United Breth ren in Christ, Yamhill circuit. Held at their camp ground, near Salem. July Bill, ISOi : - i ReMolved, That we do not recognize anybody south, as a church, who participated in or sympathized will) the rebellion, as capable of recommending any person for reception among us. -, - Ordered unblished in tlie Pacific Christian Adrorate and Oregon Stateiman. J.CCawood. Special Notices. As aokmowledusd riCT. ' Truth crushed to earth shall rise sxaln"; not so the thousands of worthless compounds thrust before tho mblle, as specific. Ncwell'i Pulmonary Syrup harlnf tUod the test of opposi tion and prejudice, white on trial at the bar of public opin ion, now stands pre-eminent as the createst known remedy for all affections of the cheat abd luugs. Use It. ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER-FAIN BE LIKVK1NU AXI) BTItKSGTHBNING. The history of these plasters woald occupy more spsee than can be spared wlUiln the limits of Oils advertisement. Suffice It to say, thai the most eminent chemists and ptiyslcinns of tlie Untied States and Kurope were consulted as to their composition. They are made porous, so that the evaporation of the perspiration ean go on sultklcnfly where tho plaster Is applied, wlthont, as with other plsstcrs, canahif the aocomutaUoo of acrid fluid, which corrodes the skin and occasions many unpleas ant eensatlous not necessary for Ihe cure or alleviation nf affertiona for which a plaster Is usually applied. India rolitter, myrth, and other eholse gums and essences rf ths vegetable kingdom, are the material Ingredlenta of these celebrated plasters. While tlirr are possessed of sll soothlus and warmloK iulltlvi of ahmst every other plaster of the United Slales Dispensatory, they are without many of Ihelr Inconveniences. Ill the laiiBUSfe of Olio who lias t-xpcrleaceil much benefit from their application In s chron ic dleeuc of Ihe kidney "Tliry slick closer than a brother, and do not ruu like a false Irlcnd." For weakness of Uie back, pains in the side, stomach or eheel, and for the allevia tion of Uie pain attending rheumatism, they are without so equal. The Agent In Son rraoesaeo.WILLIAM F. BRANDRKOTII, Oftctai Jleurt. Cram ifi Brtaham'i. will tatt qrtiii pleasure a ftirwanlina il fiirmula ty VM tdebraUA pltutern to all J'hyrteiam vho miy reeirs to see ft. For sale by , . HOWiK CALKC, lyl ' Portland, Oregon. Settle l'p. A IX persons lnterustetl are hereby notified that all dolus Hue and payable to J. II. Starr, ia the Tin ware aud Move, business in baleen, up to Joly 1st, 1H15, must he settled atoues, . II. bi AKK. if.U Salem. July it. lTj. At the Old llciidqimrlpro iu Salem, wn.i. as roinn ONRTAXTI.Y on hand, a ranro assorlment of PAItl.UK anil UOhlMJ MOV tN, TIN, COPPER, lc JAP ASHED WAttE, whirh we oner to the public as ( HEAP as can be had in Portland. !.'tf STAliU HltOTIIKUS. Valuable Farm for Sale, BEST BARGAiy IX THE STATE. TIIK snhsrriher will sell his land on Milt Creek Prairie, ten mile south-east of Rnlem, consisting of "t:t acies 140 acres peairie and 73 acre timber on the Hanliain, toipMhur with all his household goods, 11 heya, cJ sheep. 8 cows, I'd other rattle, wairon maker's tools, hlarksmith's tools, carpenter's tool, wheel wrik'ht's tools, full seta, and torniuar lathe. There are three houses on the laud, Willi two orchards of splen did fruit so located as to suit two families. 1 have a splendid KKAHKlt and MOWER, with a very extensive and well-eele-rted stork of fannliiH' implements as flood as new. 1 offer land , home, and all. ins' ready in move into, for s)?J,OO0 CANfl DOW in t or's, tome, ami see foryonrseir. Joly-IUXoi. t.wr,pd W.U, II. Mi .N'KII.I,. noHXiU'rxicit'p Cii.inaTsr ST0MACHBITTERS. A prepuraliou routine: PVRF, OLD ESSENCE OF RYE, With all ttie recnTiiid Tonie. Ijuiative and Anti Bib ious HI'.ilKHIM OF AKT AND NATLUK. Protective Properties. Prevents Fever and Avne and Millions Remittent Fever, Invigorates the Oriran "f Ditfealion and the llnwels Weadics the Nervee and tends to 1'rolooir Lire. Itemedinl Properties. Cores Dyspepsia Liver Cooiptainw Oeneral lie' Bilily, Depression of Hpirite Jonsomptiou Inter nuiu-iil Fevers and all complaint arising frusa bodily weakness. As an Appetiser, TONIC, FtVKK AND AGUE PREVENTIVE And all Billion Disorders, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stand pre-eminent as the . . . U . I , 111. A II,. 1 urratcsi acuicai msroicrj sue agr, and as an ALTERATIVE AND IILOOD PURIFIER, they are prescribed and reenro mended bv all Physi cians where ror thev have been introduced. The riimordmarv and inrrrasins denuwd for these IIITri.RSiaunMiralMed AY THE lllSTOtir OF MEDICINE. and ran he had everywhere Ihromrhonl tbe r'mliied world where newspprs are eircolated or read. Almanacs or Pamphlets, with U slimonv of their socces from tins Farmer aud the ."aibir from tlie Merchant and I lie Physician ami freui Die l-aislaive Halle of ' OtK I NITKI) fOCKTRr nay be obtained FREE of all IVealers tverywliere. IIODGK .. CALK!, WHOLESALE ItRVIitUHVti.POUrLASO, V! Front Street. Mole Agrala for the Male. l'nrLiso?Jaly Itib, low. Missaa. HniHia st t'at.tsi titHttrmtm i- Is slaver to yoar teller of even, dal. rrferrtnr t.i the Lirsvsa Law alli-rtitia "III tH TKTTr.Klt lilTl fcliH, I have le wv tiau do Lsrei. Mi renired, ron.inir sa llw-r ik, eeder Ihe bead of I'rrivnetaey PreferatM. Ttile Jmae k. H(H'iie4 by tbe ComenorH-r of iu,w hniM at Weeb iuittiHl. THKH FKAAM. t" h. Aaaasa-jf asisMMl Men ear. i V(llil, Olrvto I. it i'ol' Ariailniiy, DALLAS, I'Ol.K COUNTY, UktUION. Kev. W. D. Niraoi.s Principal. rpilli academic year ia divided Into four terms uf I tlevsu weeks each. t Klrst Term will eomnionc... i.Hne A ,19A'i Noeono To cm Third Term ...Nov.20,KH: .... IHtirl ... imai Fourth Term txrkssks. Primary per term, 11,00 Common Knirlieh ).... " " fi.00 llivhor Knobs " H.IKI Ureck, Latin, or Froucty lunKua-ie, two dollars extra, findenui will not be admitted for a less period than a half tons, and no duduetiou will bo mad for ab sence except in coses of protracted sickness, i . , Hoard cau bo obtained in aond families at reason able ratos. A few yoniix ladies cau he accotnroodnted iu the family of the rrlncipal. ti?" A new Phtlomilucal Atrnaratin and a vowen fill Microtcope are expected from Knn I'ranciseo by tie commencement or tniuuio oi tne nrsr term. (IKt). TIU.OTSOtf, KIOlitll.Arl l,KK, Dallas. July M. IKfio. Kit Kxwmtive (lorn. Siile of miiilntr Slock. THKItK remains unpaid of asacsarueiit No. 2 levied on the cupitul stock nt tbe Union Uold and Silver Itininu: ('omiatnv on tlio itd day of .May, 1WI, and of assessment No. 3, levied on the said stock July 21, OV1, Uie lOUOWIUtf aniuuoiB, iu wit i :.,:.,-.!: air , l ' HAHIS NAMKS, . 5vg. 9 3 r AmciimeiU No. 3. i 3 A'tfiment Ho. 'J. t Aliel () M Cooke E N 4111 1 2 Abel Geo M till 1 6 l 10 20 Andrews WH tf ill 1 S 48 '8 4 Canwritfht C M 'Mi I 6 403 1 Snooper Frank 411 1 5 hooper I? nuik Fish N ' SIU 1 2; 350 I 2:ChanoeGU 48 a m ;nr 2 10 3211 I 6 123 l t 12d 1 6 202 3 15 M 1 2 Hawthorne lc Freoland B R Loryea W 1 21 awt I I Green Tbos M 1 2Hnn,IH 3HM 3J Itil :0 I 2 Ijiiiitheud Wni if.il 1 9 MeCully D .m 1 2 Nichols J I) m I S1 Koork J H M4 1 2,SinithH 3W -IS U2 J-,' 3f7 1 ; 400 I i oil I i 2 io ;:i 3 ii l.'ill 2 10 IliO 1 6 Kin i & 1H7 1-1 , JIM 1 S ' 10!t 1 J ' in i 5 1 172 1 4 173 1 6 174 1 5 175 1 8 ! 7H 1 i 2K4 2 10 2M3 2 to 1 2!iD 3 16 4L'l 1 t 4i 1 6 424 I 6 d'.'ll ft 25 420 25 430 4 25 431 8 25 43-J S Hi 433 1 6 434 1 f K' 5 25 . M 8 25 87 8 2fi ; ill 2 III 11 II) I 6 2ti2 111 811 W 4 211 3! I!) 4 20 lit 1 8 311 1 8 3o2 1 6 383 1 8 3IM 1 8 I II! 8 25 117 5 25 Its 5 25 H!l 1 8 151) I 8 151 1 6 152 1 6 153 1 8 XUI 1 3H7 I Johnson WP 447 a .aiitflieml WM 28 I Morse 11 II Mi 2 Murahall fteo MeCully I Nichols J li ' J 20 1 n2 i 357 I Si Koork J H 4110 1 1 331) 1 ill 340 I 21 311 1 2: 352 1 2 Smith EO 353 12 ' 114 1 2 337 1 2 33S 1 ! 8H8- 4 3!W 4 8 2(12 11) 211 ' ' 413 1) 18 80 1 a 51 i a 52 2 4 53 3 f i, lilt) 12 85 5 10' Smith W II Moat 11 V Smith J X Smith II Smith W U 8li 5 1IJI 87 5 lOi JO 1 til 1 U4 1 2 , ., ., 2 1 a Stnith Jus X 4 Smith 12 O 2H3 2 '.H 3 0 71) 1 2SlontIIV 421 1 SI 422 1 i ' 424 I 21 ' 42t 8 III Thorn E D Thorn ED 308 I 2i Williams It WhitolioiualiQ 3:11 2 I Pursuant to law. mid in cnintiliance with an order ot the hoard of direetora of the said Union Uold and Sil ver Mining Compnuy, made ut tho ollice of said Com pany ou the 27th duv of Julv, INio, so manv shares of each parcel of the uforesaid stock as may be necessary win oe sotii at pitone auction at toe ouicu oi me com pany in Salem, Oreuoti, on the 31st day of Auuust, lHtio, commonciiiK at tlie hour of 10 o'cha-k a. in. of said dav, to tin y the deliuonent nssctwmenrs on said stock, together with Uie cost of advortisinir and ex pense ot sale. 1U! r I S M ALi.OKY, naiem, only oi, tmi.). 'Jw-l heetretary. Roop's Menagerie and Museum WILL EXHIBIT at the following times and places, to wit 1 Salem, Monday and Tuesday, Anirust 7 and 8: .fell'erson Wednesday, Aiuast tf; Albany. Thursday. A'uKtiet 10. final settlement: TtOTICE is hereby (jiven that W. 1) Monro, admin. li istmtor of tho ettato of J. A. Chirk, deeeiisod, of Douulas county, line tiled his account and pruyud a liuul settlemuut of sairioatale: and tliat tlie aind uo eoniit and prayer will be beard bv tlio county court of said county ou Monday the 7th day of August, !Hti5, at the court-bouse in Ifoseburtr, Oregon. llyonleror W.M. It. WILLIS, Conntv .Judjro. E. A. Lathkop, Clerk. July 17, 18tii.'jiiw4 SHERIFF SALE. B Y Tirlue of an ukeruti' f mm lti efrcnit court of tlrt hut of Orutfoii for Mitriou euinitv. mm to me directed, hjr the clerk of Hid court, in favor of Jn cob Utttt Hnd HHiimt 1. II Pruli, fur whiiI of M!rona) properly, 1 Imvei levied upon all the HUt, tille, miri i n t rout of said Prntt hi Hud to the fulltiwiiiifdi'tcHIt'd rctil eitte, to witi One certain piece or mmd uf Imid, commpncititf nl m eertitiu utii ke u chutna n. w tlej( W. of tlie 8. K. corner of G.C. lHvidnun' lund claim, known m the Innd uold nnd conveved to tutd iavi(i on by I. N. ltwrence mid wila, thence running from mid Mukfl I'JO feet 8. deir. W. to n tMke. iIicim till fort W. w (tit- N Inn ttake. thenen I 'J I feH N. ,t1ijf K. to a euke. them 00 feet E. SO tit if. H. to Uie iUe of bvginnitiK AImi, una lii,(i()liy l.tlft-ut, known ua the lot naldo & 1'iixtou built h wniTiH um nnm in IH.V., nnd HtibkW(ui.'nllr deded to I. N. Lnwrence by J. C. I'cebleu j mid hUo two loin I'Jt) let iwiiHr, Known m me projierty lima tipou dy 1. fl. iJiwronre for a WHon dhnp in JN:3; mud loin are nitinitfi in Fairfield, Murion rmuitv, Orciron. T. 5 S. It. : W. of the Wtllmnette meridian, together with all and ninirn lar the appurtenance tliereunto UelunKiitK to m sold to Mitify eaid execution, intercut, and C4tl. Sitlu to be made on Monday the Nth day of Aoguttt, iw, at the hour of one o'clock p in. of inid dav. hAM'l. HKAUlilCK, SlM-nff. July 17, IHG5. ttiwl SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of an execution from the rirctiil conrt of the state of Orifon for Marion county, and to me directed, by the clerk of said court, in favor of Itmim Brothers & Co. aftuiust Oreen C JJavidsou, and for want of personal property, 1 have levied upon and will pruceed to sell to the bitbent bidder for gold mid silver coin in hand, at the court-house dor hi Hal tin, in said county, on MOMMY, the Hth day of A(J (K'Kr, Ihil5, at tbe hour of a o'clock p. m. of said day, all Ihe riiht. tille, aud interest of tbe said Green C. Davidson in and to tbe following described real etttate, to wit : hiitiale in the r ty of Uarion, Hlal of Or- icon, iu T 4H. U.aml 3 W., in sections o and 7, T. 4 8. It. 'i W. and sections 1 and 'i in T 4 4 K a W., claim no .17 io T. 4 H. H a W., and claim an. 70 in T. 4 H. U.8W.. oiminiiiimr in all H.H (US acres- and alst the east half of the donation claim uo. ?) of Jean Jeanm aud wife, lyiuir and be hip in sections 13. N, and itl, T. 4 8 It iW ,con tainiiiK !W0acrs. taora or ls, more parti etiLirly de srrHted in deed from Ijoats rorctcr to sain lhiviotii Whether with all tbe appurtrnaiices ujito earb of Uie alove-deerriled pieces of land, twit Und to be sold to saiisfy tlie aforesaid execation. iulereet. anil routs, subject to a prior judtfiurnt iu faverof J. H K Fiette aframat saia Ihividsou for the sura of fi.rj,.nt. hA-B J. llhAUKICK., rMieriLT. July 17. m. : ifl)w4 Foiiifi' of John V airoiin, In County Court, Marion county. July 'JViin, Hvf'rit!K Ii hprfliv ilven.tbat Nattcv Karrens. ad' miuistratrix of said estate, has Hied in said court, her aecounla, pravina for a final settlement, and Ihat SNia appllcailon will oe nearn enn oeierminmiou sion- aid anpli lay, the ! 7th dav of Autfust, liMA. at which time all persona iiiterreted in said estate cau appear and show use wny said aupueaiion sikhiio not ne sTramiHi. .Hiti.N C. 1'KKHI.t-i. Co. Jndre. Salem, July 7th, lA dwlltpd Nolle. In Ihe matter of the Rule of Ileal folate lMlniia;inif Io Vim. 1'ulion, an insane pereoa. County Court, f.ilk entintv. ( ireeon. rpillg hth day of July. twi.eam D W. Allinvham, X eaardmn f.ir the mid inserne nerann, ano nreeent- ed hla petition aakinr 1 m order in sell a portion of tbe real eetnte helnnvm I" the aeiil . Knllou. It is lberrf.,re orrferee that mm pMitKm be heard and de termined oa Mondav the 7th dey of Atierut. All pereotis inlerestrd ate ben-iiy oti5-d to epear abd show ran, if any they have, why sorb pelitwa should not h fraoira. ma, r. siiniK, July -'), !"' Ifws Connty Jmlire ' FINALSf:ffTfrMk Nf. In Probate Court. Marion eminly, Oreiron. 1-Utale of llarvev llordoo, deceased. T V, HTIIAlTuS'. wiiuinialralor ef eaid saute. J 1. havinir this day presented hie areneuls prayin; a final settlement of the same, therefore, ail pemaie inlereeled in sent estate are hereby niHifirtl tliat said aimlmitiaa will be beard aud deta'amird at the ee.irtr iMxiee itooria nmlem ea stuiioav. me nn nny t Aa gnat. I.. J'lilS C. I KKlll.KH. Kaleas, July 7, wi lw Ceenly Jndite. FINAL SETTLEMENT In lmhele 1'oejrt, P'da eioiniv. Orrsnn. KTOTIi K w eerei'V . ileal Ina Y. M Mialef, ed 11 niuiistrator ol llie eeutla of 1 1, ., u.e II ll.il l.in in, dreessed. has this fV prrpenld bm v rinls and nuvs a anal seilk-raeiil ol eaHlealele). lllU ..re .n.u-rri Ihel send aeUlemeiit be heard and aVur- mined at the rmirt Hoeee m Delta in seld euewly, ed Monday the iin eey m "ai I HA r. Monir JllrSlv,i llf-l rnenfejnde 9 9 I rj- sa I r American Exchange Hotel, COHNIiH OF SAXSOME 4- IIALLECK STREETS, sun I i Jiiirlaco. T!I K proprietor of this favorlu hotel wonld re upeet. fully ihtnrm the traveliuK piUtlic Unit tbe American Exuhaitire baviux been recently u larked and iuiproved Hi all it tlopiirttncntehe ii now prepar ed to otter tjwrior iudtiretnente to hie patron and the publio iu iveiieral. lie can now oiler eli'K""t tuita or imgle roouie for families und tingle rtKimi Ur m tlemeii, on Uirms to null the timet. Thin honto con. tuiiiB u hiiiidjioiiioly furnished public purlor, beautiful larjue dining hall, commodious and pleawiut reading and silliiiK mum, loyetlier with olli.u- lueilitlei not necBHrtury to enumnrale. HualneRS men aud travelers will Hud the American Excl.ui.Ke second to no botol in the city, whether as regards luxury, comfort ot economy. The table wilt bo supplied with all the del Icacies the season affords. Grateful for past putroii ate, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance of tbe public favor. !Kniap3 J. W.8AIWKNT. Confidential Medical Advice. DR. LA?MERT, Member of the Royal Collere of Surinam of Eng land ! Licentiate of the Royal Collrre ofl'hyii eiant of Edinburgh i M.D. of the Urn verrily of Erlavgent IJccntiate . of Royal Society of Apolk i , ecarien. Lonilon .Vc - CURES SECRET DISEASES WITHOUT COPA I It A nr Mklil't'lOV. II,, ulan treat occeasfollv STKICTUltKS, OLEKT, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, and those who suffer fromKEKVoUS DKUlLlTY.or the LOST 1DW EUSOK MANHOOD will do well to consult him. His 1)1 1L(IM AS mav be seen at his House and Ollice. UK. LA'MEHT wishes it M be perfectly under stood that every ease is CONFIDENTIAL. He hat tenant 'mailing roomt for each patient, and coin. pii'itu. all his own aiediclies, so tluit in delicate cases jatient nave notmnir to tear. Orrirw IfouKs-Kroin 9 A. M. till 2 P. M. and from 6 till U P. M. Sunduva, from 9 A. 11. till ii P. M. only. HOUSE AND OFFICES. At the corner of Third and C it recti. The entrance iu u street on I rim,, 19 ifrjiv,iiE inr in.s Steamihip Wharf, and Or. Ln'Mcrt't : i Home and Often are in a . t direct hue three f blocht veil, ' ' 1 - 1 JyHI PORTLAND, OKEGON. " ggyl PrnnlnmnliASi. rPHE nndorelnncd inlends chaiiirliiK hi uusiness oa JL tbe first of r-eptetubor next ; therefore all persons who linow themselves indebted to hiiu, will please settle between now aud llion. . There are In rue amounts niilstHnrllng on the books of the late linn of T. 11. Cox & Co. All such ac counts, as well as those of X. il- Cox, must be settled hv tlm Hmt of Sentetnlter. I I hope all of thuao Interested will fc-lve this tnntler prompt attention, 1 . n. wa, Salem,. Inly ill, Ii5. Vilt To Will-Owners. A PRACTICAL MILLKU, of nearly tweuty live years' experience ill Maryland, Chile, and Ct Ii t'orniH, wishes to obtain a permanent situation In a KlouriiiK Mill in ibis Stale 1 bis object boiiiK to locate pcnnaueiillv. oatiNruclory reiereuco triveu as to ea imbiJirv. sobrietv, and honesty. For further nartictr Inrs, iiddruss J. P., care JJnitua Rros. tit Co., Tertland, OreKon. .Itily;ii, iwia. !Kw, Dr. 1UDDL1', DlhMlSI', TJ EORNTIjY from the Eautern Ktntea, and over Jt thirtyeiuht years of practice, liaviu exmicteu more than a barrel of teeth, has taken rooms in Mr. KENVON'8 house, a few doors from Coimiiemial stroet, where he will wait on the cilirtnn nf this place ami vicinity, on reusoimble terms, and will guitrniiUxe satinractioii. Those bavintf hud whole or parts of sets put In. that are now uncomfortable or nscleps, aro invited to call Decayed teeth permanently tilled There shall be tin aching or teem, or jninnp out oj pinai. Teeth extracted wltli prealcnre, by the mw of pro no r instruments, with or without chloroform. rioauiiiif and regulating, nnd other useful operations nur fori ued. 1'ersoiis from other townc. or from tbe country, w it mi if my snrvtces, can ninkc my house tlmir home, until the work is finished. Kalnm, July IKtiHf J. M. COULTEIi SELLS ALL KINDS OK COOPER-WARE Cheaper than the Cheapest, Halem..TnneS0th, IRltt. I7lf Oil I'liliiliiiK. PAl'MNB KIIKLTIIN, having taken lesaona in LANIISCAI'K and IIKA1) I'AINTINt nl one of the boat artiste ill Hall Kram-isco, propose to give leseoua in tbe aniue. Htmeiu.iia to be seen at Mont gomery' Picture Gallory. Will also color Pboto- Itnipna III on or water rotors. nuieni.,inue .-y HARNESS, $25 to $325 per Sot SADDLES $7 to $100 Each. HRIDL'ES, $1 50 to $30 Each. HYDE & H'CUHHEH S, 'i'il Itonrnomorf Htreel, ItUSS BLOCK, 8AN FRANCISCO. ..at.so.. a ;r..i:nAi, amsoktmrnt ..or.. SADDLERY GOODS, AT 1'ltirKS 23 1'cr Cent. I.rs than nnr House on the ruciiic loaxL Tin: tiiaui: HurrLiKu AT A COMMISSION. A Liberal Dlatrount ..TO.. LIVERY STABLES. 3ml7ls GRAND BENEFIT OP SAL KM, MABI0N (01.MT. FllOM and afUr Ibis dale, we propos to sell Lum ber. Utiie, and ftlala a cheap as any other bierh Kmed Mill in th eoontrv. Tnnee are rbenired. and we have chanced the credit of oe veer and feeral. ' readv pav l without which, "no W'elf-iet aeed ap r.lv ltk keeping hi asoet eaVetaelly played mtt, S im that owe n. eome Is inir noVe, there the piece, and aettle new. We eejinotagord ! waHi awl wheu we coemn-nro to don, we never gel d'ine. "Be wis today, 'lis f.dlv tn nVfer." Jml7p4 J H. KH KLIH fc CO. BENNETT HOUSE, 8ALEM. OREGON', j. nuLna. w. i sto. HOLIES A CiBTOS. 1 1 T K hove tmrrhaaed Ihe entire huereal m thle well VV known hones, and would reepeHfully itiforvnour frieiida aoo the traveling mblM that we are now mslv and nrenared io aeenmmndete all who mnn em. strelo niveau cell. No peine or es pense will tie aered tn minister u. Uie comfort nnd ronvenietere ef ,eir ga-ei. Tie t'atifomla Company's stee-ee arrive nnd dea.rt deity, frnea this bonae.fur all parte of Orego nitd talilonila. (saleta. AprH li. bv 'if 0 WAGON TIMBER. In addition to our I.ARGl; and K.XTRNSIVE stock of Hardware, Iron and Steel, i Wo have on hand, aud aro constiintlv deceiving front tlio Knsiem Mnucs, a r'll.L AS- SGli'l'MKNT of '; Hubs, fiiiokoft, Hickory Axles, Kent KIiiih, EXl'KESS AND IIUGGY POLES, ; Vt'liillle Troi'a, Ac, &c. !, ' 20,000 lbs. uf Iron Axles l In. to 8 In. lOO setts i lnuilile Skiu -Jf lit v 0 in. , t OO aotls Wuirou lloxca. , .... loo -n Miilluable Nuts for Wooden-Axle Wairons. 3,600 lbs. Wagon and Carrlfie Kpriniis, Hub Hands, llallsulilo trims. uurrtSKa ana lire uous, vum- I,.J.,..J ('...,! ... I . i 4,000 lbs. Nuts and Wiisliors. : Ami a lnrue and I'ouiplele assortment of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE. R. J. NORTIIRUP It. CO. Importers nnd Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Steel and Wagon Timber, l.lt Front Street, i'ortlanu, Vfta. 3mli Cooke, MeCully & Co,,- ARK NOW OFKNIKO IN SALXM THI ' ' ' -IT Largest and Best Selected Stock " i ..or,. ! , DRY - GOODS, , GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ' i i i. .-. t i Kvor bronirht to the Willamette valley, and will dispose of the same ut the very LOwr.Bt ritiur.s. Haletn, Jnne 5. 1865. ! Utf WOOL, WOOL. ' VTOTICR U hereby givou tliat we want to pnr- oiiase 100,000 Pounds of Wool, - i For which we will tuiv the HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE, IN CASH. I'UUIUS, MCCl'LLI CO. i Balom, June 5th, 18!ij. . Ha Power Pledged equal to an)' OTenbot In ' Kxlstente. T'ir ft .- : ! ft ft K'.t.iy LEFFEL'I AMERICAN DOUBLE 1 TURBINE. rpilE Dfllllll.E TUUH1NKS, to lonv expected, I. liavo arrived at last, aiid ordera cau now be tilled. We have a largo anpply of the dilt'erent alte, from 10 Ini lms ui ito). That w may know the proper si led Wheel yon re nnire, measure your wauir iu the loltowius; way i Take th width of the slreaai, tlie uvemgo depth, and the di 'tunee It Hows III a ininiite. All the Wheels already in na alve anlversal satis- luction. i or parueuiiirs, senu tor a virruiar. .,.Addresa ,. IsKFFBIa fc MYKIM, with lticbarils It, McCniken, Jimoiain.'i . l'urtland, Oregon Notice to Builders. niiKSONS WAXTINf LUMUEB, . CAUj ON J KsllTH A CAKTW'UIOIIT, of Maleat, Order tilled 1'IW.MITLY. MNVIM.R . DOWNER. June 17, 1 TO. ' ; IHlf ; .! Wool Wanted. WJF. will pay the IllflllKST inurket rale on. T V half casli, oue linil inorrnannise tor vvui tu. IIICAl'll, DKAHHUUN, fc CO. Salem. May M, lUti. . IHtf WOOL- WOOL. KI.I, It. HltDW.V will pay the highest price for n oo. Ewe us oetore selling. Salem. Mnv Kth. 1K.LV intf Happiness or Misery ; THAT IS THE QUESTION, TIIKFKOPKIKTOHMOK TUB ''PATIKIC HU KK1I1I I'K ANATOMY AND KClhNCK." have dele-mined, reuurdles of exnonse. to isane rltri.h (for the beiiellt of sulferlnar hamanllyl four nf their most interetinK and itistrnetive I.KCTUUK8, oa UAltHIAOK, and its disaslifiratlons i Nervoo De bility, l'reniatnre Decline of Manlmod, lndiKertloB, Woakneesor Isspreseinn, l,oseof Kuenry and Vital i'ownr, the itrest rmcial Kvll, and those maladiee that result from youthful follies, excess of maturity, or ig norsiire nf I'll ysolouy and Nature's latws. Tbcae invaluable Iiecture liavo been tb means of eiiliirhteninu ami saving thousands, and will ba for warded r'KKKnn receipt of Twenty-live Cent in poini(o sluuipa, by addressing ''Kocrelary Pacific Ita seiini of Auatouiy and ikleuca, Pine Street, Han Fran cisco." vla ls7'Iyiller Io be sent tlirnaali Wells. Fargo aV C. A CARD FOB THB raiEii d m nmuiffi tmiie OF MAX FltANCISCO. ' ' BADGER & L1NDENBERGER, No. 411. 413 and 416 Bitttor Mtreot. Cor. Merchnul, Mas Fraaolecs. Imported and Wholcsnle Dealers. ESTIItE NEW AND FRESH 8T0CK! WE would call the attention of COUNTRY MRU CM A NTH monrnsnally lurue stork of ()oo,l. Our slo.-k cotnprises every article in tbe I'lothlng and Furnishing line. W line cnnelantly on hand the largest at wit and greatest variety of Casslnter and Wool HATH of anv house in Hau Francisco, aud nnr Itrieea for these (mhhIs are less than Ihoae of any liiHise. a w receive them direct from the manufartn- rer'seoiisianment. Onr atock ef Hniumer and rati IliMNta is iNtriieniarlv attractive, and tbe ereat frainre to Ihe country me reliant Uie nnneaally low pnoe Uu Than the Cml of ImporUtloa ! We also keen the F-TAI'l.tt MrTIC'I.M in th Dry (iooda line, whirh floods we bnv purchased ia this market under the hammer, and are olfenng them at New York Coal, and lese. We publish this curd in order Ihat we may make new acuuuiiiluiices. nud induce those who have not heretofore purchased of us, to call and Slaniine osr slock. Good Article! and Low Price ! Are the great induceoiente to all who purchase to sell again. Merchant who bay of a ean make a good prolit, and aeli to their enstoiner at a low agar. We remain, respectful) v. Yieir l Ihedieol ftervanta, HAIKIKU fc LiNllKSHKllflKIt, Wholesale I lot loon and Hal Warehuuaa, Nos. 411, 4i:l and Hi Ihuierv street. Ban Franelara, Juuc '!. Wl . " Jm-IH SIIEIUFF SALE. . . , 1)Y virtue nf a decree of forecbwire and an exersi JJ lion da It iwoed thereou fnan Ihe circuit eoort of the Hiete ol Oregou f.a- Marion ouuniy, and to me di reeled, by the cletk of said court, in favor of A. C. Ilaioelsand airniust fiarrel Itendnrks, I have levied aptai and will proceed to sell to Uie higliMt biibler for m-h ... liend, at tbe court-house diea iii Halem, county and Hiete aforesaal, on MONDAY, Ilia Hth day of ArUlr, I'Vm, at the Hour or II odors ant., tn rtroiMirl V as deecribed ill said decre of foreeliMnre, In witHiiuale in Marion county, Orgon. In T. 5 8, H 3 W., claim no. w, iieguiutng at a point n.iu cnaui aet and n.'O cbaina aioiib of Uie 'Ml aecllon, on line be twtvu sretiona '.fl and 9U, and running Ihenc eonth ti Kt cliatua, thence weet Itsi ?3 ehaius, ttience north U a;, rlmiiie, Uienre eaat MSi ,V chains tn the nine of brgiouiug. roniaiuiug ItHt I III acre, being a pert nf Audcreon llehnveh's donation land claim-to be cold to satisfy said sxoeution. interval, and ote. ban u lir.Al'imri, nnenn. July 17, tw.V Uw Minn:. In the Circoit I'onrt nf tne rkate of Oregon, for Ihe county of I lunulas, October Term, A. D. Iw.'i tail lor a iinuHiiittton nt uie marriage eontraes. Henry I' hl.if phiintilf, va lirv M Hhag, oVfrnxleot Mil) l.l'Y M.allAVF.itiileiKlanti Yob are hereby 1 required In appear and answer eomrdaiat en hie In Ihe above entitled cense and conn, within lew deys after eerviee apo yon at Una aemaioas.il served wnn in Mita etemiy, or wiUita twenty neve after eerviee, if served eea oi lbleeoolv And von aro kerebv CK1 lied ihat enless vi d.. ee nppear and answer eaid eon. plaint. Ihe pUi'ilitf will apply In Uiesnert rnrliw re hef deuaindl UwK-in, i wn : Tlie the boode of niai nouaiv Wlwecn llii plaiutilf and yourself be die !lv order of Host U K (ttraiion Jadge Bwl 'l M B WII.I.W, Pi rsAtl TtV U hom II luy 4 ssrrrtt. rl'IIH nwletWened t tbe ?uly neihoriwd ngent nf 1 1' .tmw,i4d, mA all pereunaia any way hi Uriel"! will pita act nrinl'iiiig'V.nm "'la o,ile. t llrifj; K TtkltY 4Mes. Ivew., 4nw W. 1- n IS Ah (I If W, WATHEllFORD, iMronnxG, wholesale, amd ftitAtb c:)I)R U G G I SIV V POItTLASD, Ql'i'EBS to th. Trade, in quantltie to salt, at Is W KATES, ' A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP '' DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, Faints, Oili, Varnhhei, Window Qiut, DrnpTftlfato' flnndricts, - Painters' IHateiialt Perfumery, Toilet Scaps, ,, flNQY O00E3, kovko,! Together with a general variety of article found ia First Class' Drug , Store, To which the uttenjon of the Trad Is Invited to (all and enamlue for tbemaelve, at , . , 7 , , 189 Froal afreet. . W. WEATHEHF0ED. Portland. Wnv I, ISO. 3ml XJrandreth'ae VEGETABLE UWIYIRSAL PILLS. IT is generally known Ihat my Grandfather wa th original inventor of these remarkable pill. . . i , He was a scientitlc mail, and a medical practltioMT of th Old School. Bnt becoming alarmed at the raor Inllty that attended th llleeding and Mineral Prae tlc, he turned hi attention to the atudy of natnreaad the philosophv of disease, as also to the natural raaea dial agent wliich be found to xit excluaively ia the) Vegetable Kingdom. In hi researches and investi gations, he became fully satisfied that tb life was in th bloodi Ihat by whatever name diseases were die- tingnished, impurity of the blood wa 111 oore of all a simple and truthful doctrine, which, in reducing all discuses to a nnit. necessarily established the fas! that all were to be treated on tna same general prin ciple, vlii by purgation. Mow the grand difficulty consisted In devising a vear stelile compound that would invigorate, purify, and clean the blood, correct and regulate all th differ est secretions, and by pnrgatlou dlsebarg the whoU mass of morbid matter from tlie body, without rerioe Ing the strength. After thirty year of close appllesv tlon, be considered his object fullv accomplished ia the production ol these pills, which have aow, beesv before the pnblio On Hundred and Fourteen rear, and it I now (18ft.')) nearly 31 year alnoe Dr. Brao dreth'a Vegetable Universal Life Preserving Pills ' ware first presented Ut ths Aaierlnao. publto--dttinT which time their uperior exoallene aud virtue bar been extensively proclaimed by paper and pamphlet, t and a rapid yearly iucreas of the sal of them af fected. Tn know what will save Ufa, to know what will restore health, Is a kuowledge not to be bidden, I. therefore, as a man desiring to do ray duty hithfally, have dotted down some of my thlrt v-av year' expe rience with Hrendreth's Pills, which are an effeotuai aaeislant of luiiurv, and cause the expulsion of acri monious humor III oeeasion of every sickness. Let lis admit that corrupt humors prevent the free circula tion of th blood, that Brandreth' Pill lake oat these humors, giving health for pain, and strength for weakness. t ' ' No man h sick sure, when th principle nf eorrup linn gets the aecendeucyi Brandreth' Pill aid the Life Principle to regal tlie empire by rsrsovbur tko corrupt humor from th body. Many a tlm Ihave seen life apparently at tlie last ebb, when the Pill were given, and hi a few hoar th danger wa past, and health's Hoodlide gave the palieat renewed llf and vigor. Many ar tb lathers, Bothers, sou, and dsnghters, thus saved. These eeUhrated Pills are ooerpoeed wholly of m dloinal herbs, and do not oontain auy meroary or other mineral, being perfectly harmless to th most tender aire or weakest framet yet sure to eeareh out th eanee of alckneae, and restore tb health if tax u aeoerding to the directions. Let no one imagin they ar too weak to bear tho eRect of theae Pill, which put no weakness Into tb frame, bnt drawn weakness oat. A few does will bo gel eonlldenee, nud then the beauties of purgation will gradually become nnfolded to our view, witieli, on forced with Brandreth Vagetabl Universal Pill, ia able to sure every disease where the organs ar eoelsd, and greatly Increase Ihe average of human life. I bare now need on my own person, aud prep red nnd administered, Urandreth' Pills for tlilrty flvo . years. I believe they are the best purgn.lv in th wnrldi and with this medical quality they have ale ' a tonic eileot. And as I am of tlm firm opinio thai innamiaation anu sever ar re usee ay. eorrepteei blood aoi being timely evacuated, because It regnrgi talea, so to speak, over tbe whole body, and tbu cor rupt tb aonnd blood that ahoohl maariah all the nsatav ben, aud actually destroys and paralyse member or organs Ihat are nhanandt aud as 1 know that thee Pilla have a direct elteet Io remove all corrupt bloodi aud aerimoniona hum on from th body ia face, ail humon below tho vital atandard of beallhi so I ehonld be guilty of a ureal sill, did I not do all In my power to propagate the use of a mediciuo which is poeeeoaod of properties ao calculated to sava and Inereaee lb average of human life. The public servant, HKNJAhllll MtANDIlETH, M.D. Principal office for Brand rein's Vegetable Univeteal Pills, UbANUafLTH 8 BUILDINO, ltw York. -W, F. HHANlBtTs. Offlce at CRANK fc BKIOHAM 8, Han Fraacieeo. For sale by all reeiectalik dealers la medieiae. ly WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY "'t" ma ins vsan roa smamr -' " 'I,, HALF A CEMTITBT. ' .,' wit thk nosT asToaisHiaa success is cuais tsnghs, Cold. lloatM. Ron Throat aUuenxn. Whooping Congh. Cronfi. r i . Islrcr Complalat. Bronohllla, t ' Dirticul.y of flrcalhiag, Aslbma. nnd every altuetlua of "' THROAT, LUNGS, and COST. isci.uoiso avti CONSUMPTION. , Tliere is Karcely one Individual In lb eommantty who wholly eecMpee, during a season, from sues oeje, however el'ghtlv developed, of the above ayaipuiese n neulert of which might lead to the last named and inoel to be dreaded disease in th whole catalogue. Tlie power of the "medtcinai gun" ef tb Wild Cher, ry Tree over tine rln. of complaints is well known l so groat le Ihe g'l il has performed, aud so great the nuptibirtty it bus uiuuired. In thle prepaiutioii, beside tb virtue of th Cher ry, there are coniiniuglcd with il other htgrelleni of like value, thru luereaaing ft value ten fold, and form ing a Ueinedy whoa power to soothe, to heal, Io ro ller, and to cure dieea, exials in no ether medic. n yet dieoovered. The une.italed eaoee thai ha attended the appll cation of thia medicine iu all on of PULMONARY C0SFLA1TTS t , . . .- . . a t ha Induced many physician of high Handing to em ploy it in their uractios, some of wheal adviea ae of Ihe met amies their own signntnree. W have sfase only for the name of a few of these , i - , .... ; . 8. II. Fisi.st, M l) . Ban Frnncieco, Cai K. Iloinan, M l) , Exeter, Me. Ai.siinne Haven. M D., t'biaa, M.. k. Ft.i ow,M I) , Hill, S II W. II. Win, M I)., Cap Viueenl. N. Y. W. H. Lrern. M I) , Auloirn. N. T. Asntiisn tiail.i asa, M K . BsHtndbrook, M.4. 11. D. Manvin, M 1.. Mnn5ld, Pa. Ttie propriton hav leften from all rlaser of Mir fellow ettieen. from the balls nf Congress Io th bnrn blest cottage, and even from brvond Uie sea i for th fume and virtue of Wisvaa's Bausa hav extend ed ki the uliereoet bouds of Uie earth," withowt nv atwwipl ua enr perl t inltuduc it beyond fc liuiiu of onr own oealry. 1 TO CAL1F0KMANS ANDOmOXUKS. ylftcr Octoerr I, l3, all rceeie WIST AM" a MALKAM of H 11.0 CHERRY for the Pmnjii Coil rtU it eecfowd i new wraneer rirA W Lar Ihe tinted unmet of torA Irtn W. Fowl.g fc to., iesteo, AfiMa.,et Jiwn D. Pax, Cincinnati, Ohio, as well as a fat ate.it of the tig aneres of "I Hern,' " kUsroan Paaa,,' nad-11. Wuvaa, M. D." wistar'S hum ir win cks:xi t , M roo tats ar KF.DIKOT05I A VOm 4 Hi and 4 It) Front itrreH, Hag t lautuvu. and lijr all drurgitl. KUre " " ' 18 heiehy given that Ike Aeseesor ef Psik cnulv, llrwai, will he al the t'lerk a tisje. la Dalhse. iu said enoiitv.nn Monilav Uie Hist dey ol Amt.ua, lui, and, taking In his assistance Ihe Clerk, wlH eoerar all mistakes which may bare been made In sses m eal. July SI, Sin' Aseeesov ol Pntb C.