She (Drcjoti t;itc$.mm
Aoiaor Mrsarl. J. 1.. Psrrlth t lc, Pnrtlatiil, Will re
ceive and receipt 'or Kiliiuriptluiii In tliv Statettnim.
An Unmitioatkd OUTRAtil!. Wo learn from
Mrs. Tweodale, one of the aurvivors of the Bro
ther Jonathan, who passer tli roiijjh Bnlem lat
week, on Iter way to tho home of lior inn in Alba
ny, that although alio hail paid a cnbin passage on
the Jonathan, when alio returnod to San Francis
co from Cretcent City on the Del Norte, the Ron
eroua, sympathizing (God save the mark!) ownora
of the Jonathan actually condescended to give
the lady, who la quite aged, a free ticket in the
steerage of the Orixabn, to Portland 1 She had
lout all her clothing with the Jonathan, consider
able money, and a great many presents which she
bad brought from England for her children all
was lost ; and yet this ateamship company, after
taking her money for a cabin passage, and Bend
ing her to sea in a rotten, oraiyold hulk, subject
Ing her to shipwreck and all thia losi, could hare
the moanness to put her In the eteerage of another
old coffin, aud then neglect to furnish bed-clothing
to protecMhe old lady from the cold nighti
on theOregon coast. Could anything be meaner?
We hope that no citizen of thia State will ever
patronise that line again.
The DuicKMAKKita. John Maker has just fin
ished a kiln of 170,000 brick, and has another kiln
of 150,000 about ready to fire. Baker is an en
terprising man, somewhat tumultuous in a polit
ical argument, but a good brick-maker, and a
hearty, whole-souled man. He says that hit
neighbor Starbuck has a kiln of 125,000 first-rate
brick nearly ready for market, and hopes he will
find ready aale for them. Mr. Starbuck is a
"Seventh-Day Baptist," and was fined for work
ing on the usually observed Sunday. Baker aays
thia is all wrong, and desires to see his neighbor
do well, aud this neighborly feoliugon the part of
Mr. Baker is a credit to any man.
17 Improvements are going on all oror town.
In every direction the carpenters and masons are
to be seen busy building new structures or re
modeling old ones. A large amount of good side
walk is being put down. All the saw mills are
crowded with orders, and running day and night,
Eesiunkd. The Long Tom correspondent aud
agent of the Review has retired from his position
in that concern. From his letter of resignation,
wo should judge that the Democracy were not
very enthusiastic in their support of Democratic
papers. Huston has worked hard for Democracy
and the Review, and they ought to nominate him
(or Congress at their next Convention.
Get his riioioottAi'ii. Tho photograph of
George F. Robinson the brave soldier who, al
though weak and sick himself, risked his life in a
terrible struggle with tho assassin Payne, aud
tbna saved the life of Secretary Seward is now
for sale by P. M. Clark, at Washington City. The
price it fifty cents each, the money to go to Mr.
Bobinson. Subscriptions for this photograph re
ceived at N. O. l'arrish & Co.'s Book Store.
I3T Col. Curry has responded to tho petition
front Linn county for protection to the Willamette
Valley and Cascades Mountain Wagon Koad, aud
promised the desired military protection, aa soon
as the route of the road ia more fully designated.
Oreoo City Items. The People's Transpor
tation Company have about eighty men at work
on their improvements at the Falls. They expect
to complote the basin this season, so that during
the coming winter freight can be delivered from
one boat to the other simply by passing through a
largo warehouse.
The new boat, on which the machinery of the
Onuard is to be placed, was launched on the 24th
inst., with the usual ceremonies. She was christ
ened the Fannie Pattern, and, when completed, will
be the largest boat on the upper Willamette.
Henry Warren, of Yamhill county, lately ap
pointed Receiver of the Land Office, has qualified
and colored upothis duties.
The wheel for the new factory at the Falls has
been placed in Its position, and satisfactorily tried.
The factory will be in operation this week.
Military .-Col. Curry has ordered Capt. La
follett's company to the mouth of Crooked River.
They will proceed over tho new road from Leb
anon via the Three Siaters, in order to render aid
to exploring and working parties on that road.
liuHor KlKssi.Er. This distinguished Divine tar
ried in this City yesterday, on his way from the Ore
gon to the California Conference i and preaches cue
of the best, because one of the most practical and
plain sermons which has ever been onr pleasure to
listen to. We may be partial to the Bishop, having
formed a high opinion of hia abilities and goodness of
heart, when serving an apprenticeship at "Old Alle.
ghany," ten year ago, while the Bishop (then plain
Calvin) filled the Chair of Mathematics In that noble
Institution. In personal apperance he has not changed
the least in the last ten years. He looks tbe veritable
VOId Kingtley." (aa lie wi familiarly called by ev
ery student, allbongh by far tbe youngest man is tbe
Faculty) as when Unit we saw him armed with fish
ing tackle and fowling piece, he waa able to wear
oot any of hit pnpils in the Held, bronied, tough and
solid as the live oak. Bishop Kiiunley ia tin young
est Bishop of tbe Methodist church, but he will be
come, if not already, the must popular aud ablest lea
der. He possesses in aa eminent degree tliat personal
magnetism, aud pngnacioua, offhand ever ready lalent(
which are the distinguishing characteristics of that
class of solf-marie Americans, of whom Stephen A.
Douglas waelhe best specimen, and Andrew Johnson
and Philip Slieriitan araemiuenl examples. Had Bish
op Kingslev taken to politics, bis great talents, ready
and dignified humor, earnest and sincere heart, would
liava made hist the invincible leader of any cause
which he espoused. He will always be found on the
side of right, justice and benevolence. May liiadays
be long in the land, thai bia years msy be of useful
ness.
Il... J. it. AHiarr. As ire noticed two or three
weeks ago, this gentleman h now pasting through Ore
frnn on his return from Washington Territory to the
Slate. He has spent the lt two dtys io Salem, and
this morning goes up to take a look st the Sanllara
mines. In the matter of gaining information about tbe
country iroakitig considerable improvement on Colfax
and party, lie takes reasonable time, and travels Id
daylight with his eyes open. Ilia position aa Chairman
of the llooae Committee on Territories trill enable aim
io give this country a great lift to public esteem, In the
report which it eiccted from bin at the next srasios
of Congress ; and If those Interested In Saiitiaal can
get a favorable notice of our mines In that report, rt
will lie of incalculable benefit, not only to liiem, but to
all thia valley and Stat, rfn Saturday evening Ur.
Ashley favored the people with an able and interesting
speech on political topics, giving as the views of Ullage
as generally seen by those looking through Eastern
eyes and in close proximity to the Moody sreoes of tot
rebellion. He put ia some awful heavy blows oa the
Copperheads, which lacy will doubtless take an early
occasion to curse him about. But that don't matter to
Ashley, he Is a "brick,"1 to tnapeak.aud will go to Con
grasa from the Toledo district just as long aa he desires
to. We ones regret that we could not remain to bear
tbe whole of his address. Wt learn that he advanced
aocae views oa tits unction of "suffrage," which are sot
endorsed by tin Union rty on the Pacific coast.
Scrstat Corar. The annual session of the So
rretns Court of tbit Stale will commence in this city
neat Monday, Sept. Stb. There are sons eighteen or
twenty eases oa the docket, and a large somber ia ex
pesuney.
fT Daa Jones has removed to his new barber
shop, which has keea fitted op very tastefully, sad
where bs nay be found at all times ready to seeom
stodate bis customers.
17 The employee in the Slatnmmm ofles present
their compliments to Mr. 11 . P. Owes fcr a keg of ae w
cider. .
s
nr Aa Interesting letter. In relation to the Hudson
Bay Co.'s claims, from Hon. Jesse Applegate to Qo
Oibbe, will be Mad In another tolaaia. .
Vf Go to K. O. Parrieh at Co. s Book Store, snd
get Ike latest publication. A supply of Pictorials,
ilotiUiitaa, eiei jMcaa geaarairj ieaaajakpt
THE ATUXHC TELEuIt.U'll.
Cable Droko.
New York, Aug. 13. A Vnlpntio. telegram
nf July 19th taya. the Grr-Ht Eastern anil the
Caroline have arrived. All well. The former
goes to llantey to-day whilst the latter ia lav
ing the shore end of the cable. This will be
accomplished on the 21st or 22d if the weather
moderates. The iteumors Terriblo and
Sphyux nrn also here.
New York. Aug. Sib. English papers note
the fact that the Great Eastern on her trip
from Shortness to Valentia, had not more than
half enough steam power for the work, she
had maile only five miles on hour. It waa be
lieved that iu a heavy sua or even a strong
wind, the would he unmniiagtmlilo.
A Grunt eastern telegram from Valentia,
July 21 tli, says that insulation defects took
place on Monday alternouu. Tbe niituhlof it
supposed to exist through most of the shore
end. Tbo Great Eastern hove to ten miles
from shore, when tho Caroline commenced ta
king up nnd undor-runuiiig the splice and re
pairing the fault, It is expected (he damage
will be rectified immediately. Tbe rest nf the
cable remains perfect.
A telegram from the Great Eastern of July
25, says the cabin it 0 K, and the signals are
perfect. A small fault was discovered and cut
off. The Great Eastern is now paying out the
Cable in about 55 long.
New York, August 8. Dispatches from
Qaeenstown of July 27th says that tbe Groat
Eastern was this morning 300 miles oot and
paying out oahlo successful", signals and the
weather fine. , - ,
Farther Point, Angatt 7 The Danuont
from Liverpool the 27th, and Londonderry 28,
has arrived. The Great Eastern is about 450
miles nut, and had paid out 500 miles of oablo.
Signals good at that time. . ,
New York, August 9. The steamer Etna
from Liverpool the 30th has arrived. Seven
hundred and fifty miles of the Atlautio cable
paid ont, when insulation was lost Political
news unimportant.
Farther Point August 13. The Monrovia!!
from Liverpool the 3d aud Londonderry the
5th lias arrived. The Persia from New York
arrived on the 4th.
London, August 4. Communication with
the Great Eastern remains suspended. Noth
ing has been heard from her since noon the 2.
Tho Atlantic Telegraph shares nominally at
2d to 3. Thd" insurance of it had advanced to
50 and GO guineas. Tbe latest dispatch from
the Great Eastern was dated the 2d, and re
ported all going well, there being 1.200 miles
of the cable paid out. On Wednesday the
following was reeeived t
Valentin, August 'i, 8 p. m. signals irom
the Great Eastern became unintelligible- at
noon. No coinmnmoition has been had with
the ship since. The cause is unknown.
Hearts Content, August 24. A schooner
just from Cardiff, reports that the saw the
tireat f.iisteru and the urilisu ship of war
lernhlo on the 3d. It is reported that the ca
ble parted August 2d, and was hnoyed up' in
latitude 51 40", and longitude 39 10."
salt Lake, Aug. 21. A telegram has been re
ceived by II. W. Carpenter, from the operator
at Omaha City, that when 1.200 miles out
from Valentia the Atlantic cable broke in 240
fathoms of water. The Grert Eastern had
gone hack to England fur lietor grappling
irons. (
HrXndy Growino Popular. The. extent
of intoxication by brandy, and its constant in
crease, aro beginning to arouse the attention
of our medical world. France, brilliant as
Paris may lie. is seriously affected by the onuses
which are sensibly dcterionting her population.
Her greatest curse is her army, which by an
nually ewecping 100,000 of the flower of her
ynnth into the service 50,000 of whom never
return home valid men makes her weaker
children the fathers of her next generation.
Tho barrenness of marriage is her next ourse i
no parents have more than two children, the
majority have only one child. Alcohol is an
other curse. Iu a parish in the Department of
the Lower Seine, which contains only 9,000
souls, men, women and infnnts. the annual
consumption of spirits is 14,000 gallons; and
this parish is instanced not an exceptional ex
ample, hut as a frequent case in the provinces.
In 1857 there were 176 lunatics admitted, GO
of whom went mad from indulgence iu spirits ;
in 1851 there were 171 insane admitted, 42 of
whom were deranged by ardent spirits. Switz
erland sedate, abstemious, frognl Switzerland
has not escaped the plague ; in the canton
of Berne alone, there were twunty-five times
aa much brandy consumed in 18G0 at in 1811.
It is in northern nations the increase nf the con
sumption of ardent spirits is specially noticea
ble. There, even more than in France, the
evil tells on the population, threatening them
wiih rapid decline intellect as well as in lioilv.
Sweden alone consumes nearly 200.000.000
quarts of ardent spirits annually. It is to
America that eyes are tnrned with great appre
hension. It is felt iu Europe that the last lour
years of war have, in a great measure, andone
the labors of temperance advocates who had
worked in that cause for fifty years paat. Life
in camp, the anxieties consequent upon those
political aud financial throes which must ensue
alter the war ends, it is believed, must add to
the increased rate of consumption of anient
spirits wincn is now taking place everywhere.
It is I elieved that the great disproportion be
tween males and females which has, for some
years, been notioed in tbe New England States
will add to this increased consumption of ar
dent sniritt.Jiy an increase of various vices, and
that, for years to come, the New England pop
ulation will tend to deteriorate.
Lincoln om the Stump M. D. Conway
writes to an English magazine under tbe head
of "Personal recollections ol PretidentLincoln,'
the following speech made by him before a
Kentucky audience :
lie said, with an emphasis which made the
proposition seem novel, 'Slavery is wrong !
then came a hiss. After a moment') panse he
continued, 'l acknowledge that yon most main
tain ynnr opposition just there, if at all. Hut
I find that every man comes into the world
with a mouth to be fed, and aback to be clolh
ed s that each also hat two bands ; and I infer
that those bands were made to feed that mouth
and to clothe that back. And I warn yon.
Kentnckians, that whatever institution would
fetter those hands from so doing, violates that
justice which is Die only political wisdom and
is sure to crnmhle around those who seek to
nphold it. This is the constant testimony of
the meo who founded this republic It was
ibis that made Jellerion tremble fur his conn
try when he remembered that God is jntt; and
thia that made voor own great statesman, lien.
ry Clay, pray that his tongue might cleave to
the root of Ins mootn ere it toted to carry sla
very into any territory where it did not exist.
I onr hisses will not Dlow down me wans ot
justice. Slavery ia wrong; the denial of that
truth has brought on tbe angry cnnniot of bra
titer with brother : it baa kiudird the lire of
civil war in Kansas ; it has raised the portents
that overhang the fatnre of oar nation. And
be too sure Ibat do compromise, no political
arrangement with slavery will ever last which
aoee not deal with It aa a great wrong.
f7 From statistics received at tbs arricul
toral bnreao it appears that the present wool
crop of the country is less than one hnndted
minion pooniit per annum. The number of
woolen lactones in the country at reported by
the revenue assessors is 17G4 returns from
only 746 of which have been reoeived at tbe
department of ngncaltare and in these alone
1 18.721,ii"0 pounds of wool were sted last year.
As large rjoantitiet of wool mast be imported
to meet the dementi, prices are already rising.
A PotsmDCtiTictsx. Io noticing 0' Mea
nt' paper, the Albany Journal says t
la politics it start' not precisely where the advoeatm
or ecsaairai ten m at iu oeamning m "
and la cimeouenliv shout die rear" behind tbe art
with so prospect of advancing heynufl Its present status.
IT" Senator Williams will accept oar thanks for
sqrutry oWaateuta. a
l"" Reed lbs ProTseetot ot tbe Orrfn Arnrul
farv', la to day's iaeiw.
lT Tbanki I I). U. Prrtltnaa fore basket of lot
Iran.
THE LATEST.
fipoclnl Dispatches to tin Oregon Stutosmun.
Ri,t I.AK1, Ann. iii. The Eastern Line Is nujHiti in
working order. We shall Intva no news to duy, the
line being occupied by private messages.
Has Kiukcisco, Aug. 2l. A passenger by the Del
Norte, on her lust trip from Crescent City, furuishea
tbe following list of additional bodies recovered at
Hold lilull by Solomon Hull i
A wonmn about &! veurs of nge, 5 ft. 2 Inches high,
brown hair, ring on the right hand marked on inside
U.S.A. A niHU about 25 years old, 6 It. ti in. hih,
liml gold ring marked A. 0., also one hair ring set
with silver, had on light coarse punts, coat, and vest,
and white cotton shirt. A man 3(1 years old, light
complexion, heavy built, 8 ft. 4 in. high, full face and
shaveil smooth, light pams, fancy plait vest with red
spots, heuvy boots. A man about ti feet high, dark
hair, black punts, while cotton shirt i bad silver hunt
Ing cused wiitch, marked No. lHI,3.')ti, case No. HM,
anil scarf pin set with gold. A woman !U years old,
5 ft. 4, plain alpaca dress with black velvet buttons,
short brown buir, block cloth gaiters. A man liti yes.
of age, 5 ft. 8 light hair, bad on grey shirt aud dark
rihhed pants.
We are informed by Capt. Johnson of the steamer
Del Norte that the bodv of Mrs. Wright dime ashore at
Triiiiilnd on Wednesday, being Identified through her
utidoi'clnthing, which was nuirked with her name in full.
Upon tho arrival of the stomner Del Norte at Humboldt
dipt. Schmidt left on the steam tug Mary Ann to secure
the laidy, and place It In a cuHin preparatory to send
ing it to this eltv. Two other bodies were observed in
tbe surf at Trinidad, but as yet the uuder-tow has pre
vented their being washed ashore, and it has been im
possible to recover them.
The funeral or the late Jnmes Nlsbet.of the Bulletin,
will take place to-morrow. The remains will be interred
at Lone Mountain Cemetery, In a lot adjoining James
King of William.
Patrkjt Inland, packer, while at work III the build
ing of the I'aeillc Hoard of Brokers, this morning, Wis
precipitated to the pavement, breaking his neck and
killing him Instantly.
- lien, iislleck and staff are at the Occidental Hotel,
and have been visited by Gen. McDowell and staff, (len.
Halleck's staff Is composed of the followinir gentleman:
Brig. lien. Chas. A. Whltlier, Lieut. Onl. I). Hcott, son
ol Itev. Ur. Scott, and MaJ. Julia C. McClean.
Ureeubscka 7:IJ74. -
A Grasshopper Plauub. The Milwaukis
(Wis.) Sentinel of June 30th says :
General Sully in a private letter from Sioux
City, gives the following Interesting account of
tbe grasshopper plague which it desolating the
rigiun of couutry he has traversed. . lie says :
" The ouly thing spoken about here it the
grasshopper. They art awful ; they' aotnally
have euten holes in my wagon covers and in
the 'paulins that cover my stores. A soldier
on his way here laid down to sleep in the mid
dle of the day on tho prairie the troops had
been marching all night. His oomrades noticed
him covered with grasshoppers and woke bim.
His throat and wrists wero bleeding from tho
bites of these insects. This is no fiction. Last
year, about fivo days march from the Yellow
stone, we met the army of .grasshoppers on
thoir way east. After that I suffered greatly
for grass, and many of my animals died. Tho
grasshoppers made a general cleaning down to
this place, and here they disappeared. This
year they appeared very small at first, but they
arei fast growing, and getting wingt, when I
suppose they will start somewhere else. These
insects that have appeared this year art) no
doubt from tho eggt of those last year, for there
are none above Kandall, or far east at this. I
wonder what the Quartermaster General in
Washington would say if he should receive a
report of tents, wagon covers and 'paulins on-
serviceable and condemned, eaten up by grass-
oppors. "
Ckoi'S and Markrts In a conversation with the
owner of a lending flouring mill In this county ,wc learn
that the wheat crop is very light in some sections. One
crop was inBtauccd that would not yield more than fen
bushels per acre; and others In that neighborhood were
equally light. We have not yet learned of any sales of
wheat st this point. The Alliauy Journal says :
We have not heard of anv wheat seliimr in tills mar
ket since harvest. A large amount la being stored by
tho farmers in the mills aud warehouses, but none are
willing to sell at leas than f 1 00 ver bushel, while buy
ers aro offering (iJJ cents.
The Salem fruit market has been abundantly supplied
during the past week with excellent fruit of all kinds jt
low prices peaches aud melons rauking their appear-
nee In additiou to the plums, pears, apples and berries
alreudy on the list. The following are Oregonian
quotations for August 2oth :
We have to note sales of small lots of new wheat from
wagons at $1 20 per bushel, delivered at the mill. Oata
maintain previous quotations, but there ia very little of
fering. llncon is firm ut 27 cents. The demand Is Inn-ens ne.
while the stock on hand is not large. Stock hoira are
said to lie very aciirco in the country, and a further ad
vance is looked lor. The steamer Orixuiia took about
2H) euunles of bums aud bacon lor the Victoria market.
hut there vm no shipment to California. The amount
arriving d uly from the interior ia liulit.
r.!.'irs ure pleutier ; the prices paid to-day to fjtrmere
art from 30 to 3. cent perdoiten.
r nut Is oitercd in abundance at nominal ugures. The
demand is libt.
Flour Imperial It per Mil ! Standard Mills $8 per
bid; Mnguolia $; Brooklyn Mills $H ; Oregon country
brands $7,$7 oDhIS. California extra fn.
Drain heat f 1 20 per hush ; Oats J()i70c
SALEH M.IKKKT PRICES.
COHRHCTIDSVCBT SATUnOAT ST MTKRt, MCOHEI CO.
Vlour t sack....
1 75
.'.
il"
I'ears 1 00
til'kberr s can AO
Groceries.
Coffee. C. K.... 37
' Java ;1
' kio iii
Manilla.. '-M
Hums V lb
Sides V lb
Shoulders P lb...
16
llli
:w
37
r.tnts f doi
MrA t lb
Butter, fresh
packed....
SI'l!)
Sjartoj
4uiSiigar. 8.1 11 toll )
Cheese, Oregon..
N.O I5
B. V 1GHIH)
1 California
Chicknt V Am...
Oysters iK can. ..
Salmou, salted...
Sfla4 " crush d... MiU
SUdMJSvrup 4 keg. .5 00 toll 00
li! ilea 7Atol AO
II , i 'ami les '2T,a:u
. Sea.Soap ti&tjXI
2aUl.inieed oil V gal 1 701 00
1 50L' White lead.At-
fil lantie.Plnom 15 00
11 ayW. USbawniut w no
i.'W.L.Coamop'n IS 00
KiW.L. Hudsou.. 1 i 0
Sin Ml, French Ziuc... 1H 00
Mackerel
Heels
Carroia
Cabbage V doa..
Onions ..........
Potatoes .
Turnips
App les, dried
green ruua
MARRIED.
In Salem, Angnst '.Mill. IXi'w.bv Kid. CP. Chapman.
Mr. William Keathlev and Mrs. Margaret. J. Young,
both or Marion eountv.
In Oregon Citv, Aug. 13th. by Rev. P. 8. Knight,
Chancy Ball to Margaret C. Edwards, both of Port
land. ' DIED.
At the residence of her father. Alhanv. New York.
July 27th. Itii, Caroline E , wife of Henry W. Cor
belt, of Portland, aged & years.
Special Notices.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER PAIN Kg-
LIEVKISO AMD STI1K.NUTIIKXINO. Tin history of theae
plasters voatd oceapv arnre iloe titan can ba spared within
Dm limits of this advertisement, tumce s) l sax, that the
ao4t eminent riwtr.krts and plirHeisnt of Ike Called States
and F.urnpe were cnnsoltM as ta their eompnslllon. They
art made porous, so Uisl the evaporalloa of the persplratlan
can go oo tumckofly where the plaster Is applied, vtlhoat,
aa wlU other plasters, causing the accumulation of acrid
fluid, which eorrndes the skla sod occasions bub? anptset
ant seoaaiMial oot eeecasarj for USe ears or allcvialloa el
atTeetloM for which a platter kt unity applied. India
rubber, tnrrth, and nAHee ehnaM evsM and lawaewa f f Ins
vegetable kingdom, art the material iDsredlenle of these
eelebrated plasters. While they art possessed of all Iht
soothing and warming aaahllet of almost every other planer
of the Doited Stales Dispensatory, they trs without many
of Ibetr tnntnventeace. la tin lanraasw of on whw has
experienced mark beneBt from their applkauoa la a three,
le disease of the ktdney-They stick eloaer lhaa a krotker,
and do not ma Ilk. a falw friend." tot weakaoa of the
back, pales la the side, stomach or chest, and for the allevia
tion at the pata attending rkeamatlsta, Ikay are without aa
tal.
Tbt Age-tin Ran graneaaso. WILLIAM F MUKOKKPTH,
(Met ai Jfeearw. Crane at Bknm't, trail tnkt trut
ptetswrv ia bewtnftag Ms braswfa a laaas eWeortrM
plathrt ss aU pagaiciaat rA auy deeira to see U.
for sale by HOIMIa a CALCr,
lyt Portland. Oregon.
Two Farm for Naif.
(P Till nndenlgnad oten lav sale kls two fame
jL(toe at sttwaua aat bait a mile tro" St. Lshiis..
and eootatna a gwod bowse, barn, and orchard, ail nodef
fH.ee. Tbe other farm Is one-bslf snile from PalrSeld. la
lea tbe (anew are sold by Uw 1Mb af September weal, tk-f
will he rented fee tbrwe years.
Uw the lath of September. I will sett aa tbe farm wear St.
Levis, la tbe klebeat bidder, Ike following SDM'K and other
property. Io eS; S nsi af werk bor. 4 colts, to head of
cattle. ISO bead of sbeep, W t eaa ol S'.ee. I wsgmta. I reap
ing and thresblwg maablos, SS teas olaer. ano a qosnin.
kowaeboM har. iore. . Ullt W II HI H.
Aagwst 14. txtt. S4-4pd
"tHlRlFF KALt
HT vtetwe f a dee eis ef loreeieMre and aa eaeewtina d.
ly suaiS UWwo (eoas tbe circa aowrt ef tbo State af
Ovewnn See Marina ouwate. and t m direct by tbe clerk
af said aeart, ta raeoe ( rvtoa Hsmdtoa. Treaeweer nf Ma.
rVHi efaiaty. and against II -in e Jonea, I here seeled apoei
aod will ororecd te atd t ihe aigbea hidHer foe cash In haod,
at tbe e-ot-boee done h. aabo.. wo StTI BDAV, tba 1Mb
day a SrrTSttbf a. ItaS. attbe bowr e o a'.Ucsj p. m. af
laal dsy, tbe property aa 4reHd kl eaM Seine ( tore
ehsMre. tm wit : SoaMe to Maelosj Ma, . OreatM. and being
the east half of tbe aorte.aat onHr mt eeeun SS, T 7 I. ft
W.esertsMitaaeigbtraereaaf land, aeece ar beat. To he
anbt la salary sant eiecotMO, lotert. rot, ar.4 aeeraiag
rW SANi. imtlSIt , :r.l
fa B, c r ,1s Tl
I OHTKTTKirS
" CtLtRtUTkn
STOMACH BITTERS.
A preparation nniting
PURE OUi ESSENCE OF RYE,
With hII the recognined Tonic, Laxative and Auti Bil
ious UEMEDIES Or' AUT AND NATL' UK.
Protective Properties.
Prevents Fever and Agne and Billions Itenilttent
Fever, Invigorates the Organs of lligeslion and the
Dowels Steadies the Norma and lends to Prolong
Lite.
Remedial ITopcrties.
Cures Dvspepsia Ilver Complaint Oeneral De
bility, Depression nf Spirits Consumption Inter
mittent fevers ami an cotnpiaiuia arising irom oouiiy
weakness. As an Appetizer,
TONIC, FEVER AND AGUE l'KEVENTIVB
And all Billloua Disorders,
Hostetter'i Stomach Bitters
stand pre eminent as ths ,
Greatest Medical Dlscoycry of the Age,
and aa an
ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD rUIHFIER,
they are prescribed and recommended by all Physi
cians wherever they huvo been introduced.
The extraordinary and inoreusiug demand for these
1HTTEKS is unparalleled
IN THE HISTORY OF NEDICiNE.
and can be had everywhere throughout the eiviliied
world whare newspapers are circulated or read.
Almanaoa or Pamphlets,
with testimony of their success from the Farmer snd
the Sailor from the Merchant and the Physician
aud from the Legislative Hulls of
OUR UNITED COUNTRY
may be obtained FREE of all Dealers everywhere.
HODGK Ac CALEF,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, PORTLAND,
97 Front Street, . ,
s Hole Agents for the State.
Portland, July 14th, 1BG5.
Mkssrs. llouui li Calif t
Uenllrnun i Iuvtiwwer to your letter of even,
date, referring to the Ltcgsss Law atlectiug "HOH
TBTTKK'8 HITTKK8." I huve to sav that no License
is reonired, coming as tbev do, tinuer the bead of
Proprietary Preparalions. This decision is announced
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Wash
ington. THUS. FRAZAR,
. U. S. Assessor Internal Revenue,
Portland. Oregon.
SELECT SCHOOL.
rj M!g 4th quartar of the School for Scholsrs In ths Primary
X ueparuoeni, nnuer wis ensrge ot
'Iflm. Belle W. Cooke,
will beiil a on MONDAY, fEl'T. 4th, 1S, st her resilience, at
the norlh end of Commercial street, 'i'erfni, b per scholar
for one quarter of eleven weeks. omcm, Aug. l
Oricuii Held,
Front street, - , UMATILLA, OREGON.
AMOS K. R0GF.K3, Ptoprletor.
Pioneer Stage Co.'s ofP.ce at this Hotel. Bamiage taken to
the House, Vlt&K of charge. Jfitr
Clocks) Itlltl HllltJllS Itl'IrlliTOll.
NA7.IIO SMITH. Itinerant Kcpslrer or CLOCKS
ana vt Aruiir-s, is now caiivftsauig itisrion couniy,
snd Oregoo generally, for huanen In his psrtlcular
line, lie Is a Onlilied, practical workman, all his
work helng warranted.
NA.llO SMITH wclghi W0 lbs., andrldeshls own horse.
Beware of a man by the name of Wllker, who Is a Jack
Icgged carpenter hv trade, and Is now tiranilerlng In Oregon,
pretending to ba a Cluck-repairer. N1.K0 SMITH Is doing
guru) work, even In Salem, at present.)
Aug.l,IWII). ,att WA7.RO SMITH.
To Wool ItafM ia.
THK undersigned desires In Inform the Flock
VTS masters ot Orrson that he has NOW FOH 8ALI a
sji-'- f Bnelolof TIIOItOUOH-BKU) Merino Kama anil
efneanaeaUain Lambs. Many of these animals have taken
pr.se, at the Fairs of the Oregon State Asrlculturnl Society,
and parties Interested are respectfully referred to Its records
for the best proof of the character ol the flork from which
they ars bred. JOHN MINTt),
Breeder of Merino Sheep, Pomona's Hill,
4 miles south of Salem, on ths stage road.
P. 8. F.sch animal warranted Io lie bred si represented.
WACON TIMBER.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ESPECIALLY
call tbe attention nf all WAODN MAKERS to
the superior stock of WAGON TIM HER, now ill
store, wincn is oiierea to tne truuo on iioemi tonus.
OAK, ASIi, AND HICKORY PLANK,
OAK AND HICKORY SPOKES,
OAK AND ELM Iims,
HICKORY AND ASII KLIN,
BUGGY At EXPRESS SHAFTS, l'OLES, & DOW8,
Hickory Axle, Oak find Hickory Scantling,
Sawed rriiors, licuca Tongue, Mncic
Trees, Neck Yokes, Lung and Short
Hounds, Plow Dcams and Han
dies, Seals, Swindles, Ac. Ac.
The above slock wus carefully selected in tbe East
ern fttatna. exoreaslv to meet the demands of this tntde.
Orders lor hiiv of the above articles, including
WAGON SKEINS, BOXES, .PRIMUS, etc, will
be promptly attepded to.
R. II. LAW,
25 Front Street. PORTLAND,
a'Hf J- Opposilo Q S.N.Co.'l Wlmrf.
ficlllc I .
ALL persons interested are hereby notified that all
debts due and payuhle to J. H. Starr, iu the Tin
wore and Stove Imsitieaa in Hiilcin, no to .lulv 1st,
18115, must be settled nl once. J. II ST A (tit.
Salem, July 31, 1805. 2-tf
To Whom It nay Concern.
rTiHR nndcreigued is the rinlv autlioriied agent of
I W. C. flriawold, and all persons in nuv war in
terested will please actarrordiiuHv, Irom thia dute.
llt.-'l'L-l w TVIIOV
Salem, Oregon, Jnly 3d. 1S4 Swll)
SHERIFF SA LK.
Tr Vlrtot of an execution Issued oat of the circuit court of
Is the Slate pf Oregon for Polk csuniy, and to me directed
by the clerk of eahl eourt. In favor ot b. F. 0iwell et al., aial
against L. B. Tupner ami wife, and foe want of personal pro.
perty u satisfy Ute same. I have krvleil awn and will offer
for sale aa the law directs to tl, hisliest bidder (or cash In
hand, al the court-house door In llsllss, counly and Slate
aloresald, all the right, title, anil 'merest of said defendants
to the real estate dt-srrlord as fokow,, to wit : Commencing
at the N. K. corner of the N. W. ausrler of section KH, T. "
S. R A W. of the Willamette mervllsn, rannlna tlieneeeaal
ftn.6a ehe. thence aoalh 40 ehs, thence west oft fto clia, thenoe
anrtb to el to tbe plsee. of hegiunloc, eonlainloe two hun
dred aod aisly-two (tri) acrea of land, lite same being a part
of tbe donation laod claim of L. S. Tupper and wife, NotiA
cation No. e06, situate, lying, and bring In the county of
roil aoo stale 01 Oregon, 10 ne siin 10 saiisiy ssm execn
tlon, eoets, aod accruing costs. Ssleto tshe place on SAT
I'llDAV, Ihe il day of SKHTKMI1KK, Iwto, st one o'clock
p. m. or said day. I. .11. IttiTLKIt,
Dallas, Aug. il. lh64: Sliertg ol Polk Co.
T-. rnviivuv-rs tiilitlg Kn. 1. meets every
We.lnea.lav mmiIw. at Its hall In llolman's
.aiiUlog. urouiers in sooo sisnions areoi'
vlted to ..Mtid. 1. U. MllUKfc, X. O.
i . Q. Wiuam, H. Seeeeiaey. 4otf
a A. r. as A. M.
W RALKH LODUR No. 4 holds Its regular eommuni'
cations on lbs second aud lourth Fridays in each
month, urethren ia good staudiug are Invited to attend.
T H Cos. Sw'y. Mil A. Mit.AI.I.KV. W M
WILLAKETTI EHCAMPMENT, Ho. 8, 1 0 O F.,
sn v'V i
SfiN. C P
1KKTH ON THK FIRST AND TIIIItl
ivi r'tidav Evemuga of each mouth
8 o'clock, in their Hall, in llolman's lllorl
llrsthren in good stainling are Inviteu
attend A I. 8TIN
Something Jhc for
Sale in.
N o r in a it SS in i t li, of
iVow York, is opening
a lame assortment of
Crockery, Glass-ware,
Looking-glasses, Table
Cutlery, and Plated
ware, Kerosene Lamps
and Oil, Taper Han,
ings and borders, Wood
and Willow ware; in
fact, almost every thing
wanted forthe complete
housekeeper. Groceries
in large stock, and of the
best qualities. Goods all
marked in plain figures.
and but one price, kl
the above will be re
tailed at wholesale pri
ces At the sign of the
New Crockery & Gro
eery Store, Salem.
NORMAN SMITH.
Aiurust 14, l6i.'. m.i
Lit Creole Arntlriuy,
P ALLAH, POLK COUNTY, OREGON.
Rov. W. II. Nichols Principal.
Miss Raittx'CA J. UitsKa Preceptress.
'"piIK academic year Is divided Into fonr terms of
eleven weeks eu.
First Term will commence
Second Term " "
Third Term " "
Sept. 4, 1 ass
Nov. 20, 1 KM
IKK6
1806
Fourth Term " " .
sxrinsks.
Primary per terra, $4,0(1
Common Knglish " " 6,00
Higher Knglish " " 8.00
Greek, Latin, or French language, two dollars extra.
Students will not be admitted for a less period tban
a half term, and no deduction will be ntade for ab.
sonce except in cases of protracted sickness.
tttatrd can be obtained in good families at reason-
able rales. A few young ladies can be accommodated
ill the family of the Principal,
'a" A new Pktlotovhical Aimaratut and a voiee.r.
fuj Microtcope are expected from 8au Vranoiseo by
tne oommencemeut ur unuuie oi me nrst term.
(IKO. TILI.OTSON,
' NICHOLAS l.KK,
Dallas. July 31 . IRfii, 23tf Execullee Com.
Nule of niiiiiiir Mot'k.
THERE remains unpaid of assessment No. S levied
on the capital stock of the Union Gold and Silver
Mining Company on the 2d day of May, 1SII4, and of
assessment No. 3, levied on the said stook July 21,
18U4, tbe following, amounts, Io wit i
9! s
a
I :
frtncn No. 3.
Atu'eHmeni No. 3. $
Abel G M
4111 I 3:
Abel Geo M
4111
1
Cooke E N
Cooper Frank
I'isuN .
3iil 10 20 Andrews W It 2M
X 4
1 S
1 6
3 10
2 10
1 5
I a
I &
48 3 4 CartwrlghtCM DM
4113
3-111
3A0
361
1 2! Cooper Frank 40
I 2i
I 2 Chance OH
Hawthorne 4c.
Loryea
IFreelandBB
3 Green Tbot 1
3 Haas J H
3 Laughead Wm
3 Mot'nllv D
2 Nichols J U
S Hoork J H
2 Smith H
2:
3
2 Smith E O
3S7
3S8.
8KB
3110
3U1
3l
3Wt
.'fi4
3115
3!IB
3!I7
447
!KH
314
llfll
01
3T)7
4IUI
:j
310
311
m
x,.i
14
3!I7
a. w
3:1s
3!W
3 15
3S3 3,
22H
1
1
1
02
357
400
50
52
53
l.M)
Itii
Kill
107
108
Hi!)
171
172
173
171
175
71)
284
203
2D!)
421
422
424
4.'8
4'J0
430
431
4112
4113
434
85
8(1
87
HI
I
I
3 10
3 IS
10
Johnson WP
Ungheml W M
Morse 11 1)
Murelmll tieo
McCully 1)
Nichols J U
lloork J II
Sloat 11 V
s
3 10
2 10
3 15
1
1 5
1 5
ft 25
Smith J X
8
8
2ti'.' 10 201
413 li 18
Smith II
5 2;
S 2;
50
51
52
53
Hill
85
ml
87
91)
III
H4
2!I3
2!I4
79
4JI
4V2
4U4
4'Jli
I 2
1 2
2 4
3 ti
I 21
5 HMSraith WII
5 llll
5 '25
2 10
1 5
Smith W II
I S
ft 25
ft 25
S 25
9 111
III
9
2
2 Smith Jus X
41
ftl
' Bloat II V
llll)
1 ft
Smith E O
3 41 ' 3118 4 20
3 ftl 3119 4 30
1 2 8loatHV 114 I ft
1 21 341 1 J
1 'J 352 1 S
I 21 353 1 ft
ft HI'ThoriiED ' 30K 1 ft
Thorn El) 3U8 1 2i Williams R 140 ft 25
Whitohouse BO 331 2 41 147 ft 25
118 ft :
Mil 1 ft
150 I ft
151 1 ft
152 1 ft
153 1 ft
Pursuant to law, and in compliance with an order nf
tbe board of directors of the said Union Gold and Si.
ver Alining Company, made at the ollloe of said Com
pany on the 27ih day of July, lSOS, to many tbareaof
em-h purcel of the aforesaid stock as may be neceamtry
will be sold at public- auction at the otHce of the (tani
punv in Salem. Oregon, on the 31st day of August,
IHtiA, commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of
said day, to puy the delinquent assessments on taid
stock, togethur with the cost, of advertising and ex.
pense of sale. KI'Kl'S MAIXOItY, ,
Salem,, Inly 31, 1305. 22w4 h-eeretarv.
Dr. ItlDULE, DENTIST,
RECENTLY from the KtmtHrn Rtme, and ovitr
tliirty-eiiflit rmm of pmctioe, huvin xtrivcted
mnnt than 11 Imrrel of teetli) hna tukuu rmnna in Mr.
KhXiON'8 hutiM. a few doon fi-oiu Coiniuereml
I met, where he wilt wait on the cttixnna nf Una pliwe
aim vitmtty. on nuiioimble teruia. ami will auHmniw)
antinfactinn.
Tlu mm. Imvinv had whole or nartu of seta nut In. that
ore now uncoinfortiible or naelcM, are ittviled to cull.
Dcrttvetl teeth iwriimncntly II I led. There thai. 1)0
no nvhiiitf of teeth, or fallmtr out of plwri.
leetu extrnrtcd with uri-at rare, ny the uw oi pro
per taiti'imuittH, with or without rhloroform
(!li!uuiii ami rogubiiiutfiHiiU other uneful OtjrerHtlona
perfnrn.eil.
Persona from other townp. or from the country,
wiihitiL my aervlreH, can tuake mv hoitwe their limne.
nntil the work it fiiiinhed. Hulem, July 3, Hi,'Hf
J. M . COULTER
SKLI.S ALL KINDS OF
COOPER WARE
Cheaper than the Cheapest
Salem, JunsSOtli, WS.
17tf
Oil 1'uiiiliuK.
PAfl.INK SIIKI.TON. luivlng token lessons In
LANDSCAI'K anil IIKAI) PAlNTINtl of on
of the beet artists iu Han Fram-isoo, proioaos to give
leaops in tne aamw. hiierliiions uj las seen al Mont
gotnery a rirture tlullory. Will also eolor I'hotn
graphs in oil or waior colors. MHlem,liiiiV.-y
Xoiit'e.
Arri.It'ATION having boon made to Hie County
f'ourt of Marion eountv. Stale of Oregon. Ihvl
I-andor Davis and William Lerwell, gnardlHtit of lilt
miunr heira of William I'urker. late ot Marion eoitn.
ty, Oregon, deceased, ffir the following dearnlfed real
ealate. to wit: The one undivided one half interest ill
Lota No. 7 and Hin lllock No. Ir.', in llierily ol Kulem,
in ktarion county. Oregon also the undivided one half
iuteivst in Ihe following, to wilt The east half nf the
rust half nf section 3, alao the northwest nnar.er nf
wet ion i. T. 6 S, K I W. Willamette meridian, con
taining 3MU arret, more or less, being designated hy
Notincation No. 3isil, and tittute tn the county ol
alarion. 'stale of Oregon t alao the undivided two
thirds interest in ihe following real estate siloale In
the count v of Clatsop, in the stale nf Oregon, to Witt
commencing on Ihe boundary line ot Henry Merlin's
land claim at two nr treeat enoui one nnnnren iiwt
north uf the boom Including the rocky point, thence
in a southwesterly dtreetiou about one hundred and
fifty yards to a maple stump standing in a ravine, and
about ailtv feet east of mii Marlin s dwelling bouse-,
thence south ahout one hundred feet to a rock about
liny feet southeast of the aaid Martin's dwellinghoiitei
thenot about two hundred yards ahout due went In the
beach on lite wast side of lies tongue, passing a maple
tree about two teet In diameter! thence lollowing the
frnvemment survey of said Martin's land claimed nu
der Ihe donation act of i:ongreag approved September
ti , tn.ai, amu no to toe piece oi oegioniog. oiiiimiimoh
Macro, of the south part of the said Marhu'a land
claim; -and it appeartng; to the eatiefae-ioii of Ilia
Court bv tbe said petition thai il will lie for the best
interest of the said wards that aaid estate let sold,
therefure notice is hereby given to lbs neat of kin to
the aaid minor heirs and all Demons intareated in said
estate to appear before t id County Court on the drat
Mondav, tne tin say ol Beptemoer, I "", to snow
cause. If any there be, why license should not bt
granted for the salt of sain eataie.
j i,. i r.t,ot.r.t, 1.0U1117 .iqogo.
Sclera. July 15, HAV Slwt
Aweptuamenl Nolirr.
a T a meeting nf tlie Hoard of direetort of the t'nloa
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held al their
office in Halem oa tne V7tn day ot July, an. 1-'. an
aeaeesmenl of three dollar per there was levied up. at
mu4i ebaea of the eantlad stock of Ihe eotnpaliv. Pava
ble thirty days from the date hereof ia told or silver
rein, at toe omce n me company.
By order of the H-aird of Directors.
hi Kl'S MAM.OKY.Hteretary
Relets. Aug. 6th. dw'l
Valuable Farm for Sale.
BEST BARGAIN IS THE STATE
rtMIK tubeeriber will tell his lend Mill Creek
1 Prairie, ten milea aoot el of anient, omsl.tlug
of L'l l ecrae I eU aeeee p-aine and 73 aereo timber on
Ihe Sentwss, togas her whh ail kit eeneehold gnnde, V
hw, S ahera. a rows, I I other rattle, wagon maker a
tools, blacksmith t Iwils, carpenlert touts, wlteel'
wright s tools, loll seta, aoo turning laltia. Iliere are
three house, oa the land, with two orchards of spleo
did fruit so ha- ted aa to sntt two families.
I htva a .(ilendid UKAI'KK and MOWER, with a
very eatettalve attd well-eeleeted stnrk of farming
impleeseou as good aa tiew. 1 itlfer land, home, una
all.juss reedy In move I, do, f,a- ft, CA"II
llliWK If C'OI". Cowe.nndsee .-r vmr-l.
J41,SM. -Urn, iH. U. U'HULU
Confidential Medical Advlce
DR. LA'MERT, .
Mcmher of the Royal College of einrrronn of Eng'
land Licrnltnte of the Roitil College ofl'hyti.
etant of ' Edinburgh i AL D. of the. Unv
vertity of Erlangeni Licenttatt
pf Royal Society of Apath
ecariei. London aire.
CURES 8EORKT DISEASES WITHOUT COPA
IDA or MKHCUHY. lit also treats succcssfnlly
S'i'KKITUItKrl. OLHKT. 8KMISAL WEAKNESS,
CUTANKOim IflsKASKH. and tliost who stiH'or
from NKUVtlUS DKIIILITY, or the LOST POW-
KKSOK MANlIU(ll) will do noil to oonstiii nun.
His nil'LOMAS may bs soon at hit House and Otltcs.
DR. I. AMI ER T wishes it to be perfectly under
stood that tvery case is CONFIDENTIAL. He kai
ertmrate imaittna roome for enek vatient, and eonv
pounds all his own medicines, so that in delicate cases
pationts have nothing to rear.
Ornt g Hours From 8 A. H. till S P. M. snd from
6 till P. M. Buiidayt, from 0 A. X. till 2 P. M. only.
HOUSE AND OFFICES, j
At the earner of Third and C etreete. The entrance
to L. etreel on r rout, ta oppoeite me ueian
Uteamnhip Wharf, and Ur. La'Mert'e
Houte and OJficee are in a
direct hue three
f t
'' ' blochi went,
Jy3l PORTLAND, OREGON. Kyi
American Exchange Hotel,
CORNER OV
SANSOME 4- HALLECK STREETS,
:;.... ;' . : N ' . 'V " J
San Francisco.
THE proprietor of this favorite hotel would respect
fully Inform the traveling pnblie that tbe
American Exchange having been recently enlarged
and ininrovoil in all Ita donartnients. he is now prepar
ed to oft'or superior Inducements to his patrons and
the ptihlin In general. He oan now offer elegant anils
nr single rooms for families and tingle rooms for gen
tlemeu, on tertna to suit the tiroes. Thia bouse eon
tains a handsomely furnished publio parlor, beautiful
large dining hall, commodious and pleasant reading
and sitting room, together with oilier faoilitiea not
necessary to enumerate. Business men and travelers
will And the American Exchange second to no hotel
in the city, whethur as regards luxury, comfort ot
ooonnniy' The table will bo supplied with all the del
loacies the season anords. Grateful for past patron
age, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance
of the publio favor, sbnulpj J. W. SARGENT.
Proclamation. '
rrillE undersigned intends changing his bullosas on
J. the tlrsl of ceptember next i therefore all persons
who know themselves indebted to him, will please
settle between now aud then.
There nro large amounts ontttanding on the books
of the late firm of T. H. Cox Si Co. All such ac
counts, as well as those of T. II. Cox, most be tattled
bv the ilrst of September. -'
I hope all of those interested will 1 ve this matter
prompt attention. T. H. COX.
Salem, , Inly 31, 1865. ' ' Ktf
HARNESS,
$25 to $325 per Set ,
SADDLE S ,
$7 to $100 Each.
BRIDLES,.
$1 50 to $30 Each.
HIDE & !,V
327 Monrgomcrjr Street,
RTJS8 BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO. .
A GENE HAL A8SOHTITIENT
SADDLERY GOODS,
AT PRICES
25 Per Cent. Less than an noose on
the Pacific Coast.
THK TltADK SUPPLIED
ATACOM MISSION.
A Liberal Ditacount
LIVERY
STABLES.
3ml7lt
Power Pledged miial to nj Overahol la
KiiHience.
LET I' EL'S
AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE.
rpllE
IlllI III.R TL'KHINKS. in long expected,
1 I
liuve arrived at Inst, ami onlers ran now be lilted.
We have a large supply of the dilferelit titet, frota 111
Inches to !KI.
That we may know the proper sited Wheel yon re
quire, measure jour wntnr in ihe following way
Take the width of the stream, the average depth, and
tlia d 'tuiiea It flows 111 a minute.
All the Wheels al-tudv in use give universal satis-
faction, r or particulars, semi roe a t.ircniar
Addrete I.KP P hi, at Ml KB.
with itichanls t McCrakeo,
June I'Afli 1'ortlandrriwt).
Wool Wanted.
WE will pay the HIUHKKr marhrt raiat one
half cash, one half merchandise for WOOL.
HKAII1, iir,iitiui;nn,
Salem, Mav 91, IMtwX M , ,
WOOL. WOOL.
T)HI.L At HUOW.1 will par t rjitjnews. pnet lor
I ) Wool. See us la-fore wiling.
Salem. May sill. IWA.
Ifttf
Happiness or Misery;
THAT IS THE QUE8TI0N.
TIIFPHOI'RICTOHSOr" TUB "PAfieMC MU
SKI M OK ANATOMY ANl SCIKNCK." have
d.u mined, regardless of expense, to issue KKKK
Ifor the Itetietlt of sunerlng bnmaniivi trior or ineir
m.t l,,lertlni and In.trnrtive I.KCTUKKS. no
MAKIIIAUr., and lit diniiialine.lloiis 1 Aervous le-
hiliiv. Fremaiitre lrline of Manhood, Indlgealion.
Weakneoa or llepreeaiim, iMta of kuergy audtttal
Power, the great Social Kvll. aod thoae malariiea that
result from v.Hitliful follire. ex res. of maturtly, or ig
noranr of Phyaob.gy and Nature's Laws.
These invaluable !.ertnree have lieen ths means of
tnllgliiening and saving thousands, and will be for-
Watded ritr.r.on receipt 01 iwemy-nve t-nia in
poatnge etampe. lay addreealng ' Secretary Wcilte Ma
eeum of Aualumy and Science, Fine Street, Sea free
Itce." . .. I?"
f" Letter to he tent Ihronglt Weill. Fargo l a
At the Old llrndqtiitrlrrtj In iulfM,
wil t, at rot-so :
CONSTANTLY un band, a large aseortmetH ef
PAHIrOK attsl CUOkl.Xi HTOVKS,
77.V, COPPER, JAPANNED WARE,
which we offer Io the politic ts CIIITAP a. ran W
had i. Portlaud. Stf STAUB BUOTHEK8.
TISAL tKTTLKMKHT.
Ig (VMnlvCearl, Pelt woMf, Orea.-AppHcatlne fae
a 1 uueM kavuta keen mad. be Km adednlslralor
Zi U,. estate mt In. tats A. C. Slaipson, H a) Ui.relor. arderet
!V.. .... una aill be beard an M.dav. Iirtoaer Id, Iset.
knii ,u eeeanea Mn.tesnd are Kereav nallSed u appeer and
.ease, II an, thef beer, br II.. teal eeeaml riiaN net
h. alt.M. vnaa. a. eavroit, ve. fnsn,
iMius, avauj. II, lea. .4
WAGON TIMBER.
In addition to onr LA HOE and EXTENSIVE stock ot
Hardware, Iron and Steel,
Wt have on hand, and are sonttantlv receiving ,
front the Ensteru Slates, a FULL AH
SOKTMENT of
Hubs, Spokes, Hickory Axles, Bent Elms,
EXPRESS AND BUGGY POLES, ,'
Whittle Trees, ate, Ac.
..UO.. .. r 1
20,000 lbs. of Iron Ailes-I In. to 3 In. '
1 OO setts 'i'hlmble Skeinai!) in. to 6 in.
lOO sent Wagon Holes. :
IOO setts Mulleable Nuts for Wooden-Axle Wagoeie.
3, SOO His. Wagon and Carriage Springs, Hnb Bands,
Malleable Irons, Carriage and Tin Dolts. Cum
berland Coal. w ....
4,000 lbs. Nuta and Waabtrt. . ,
, And a large and complete assortment of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
e. J. rfORTHRirr dtCO. ,! '
Importers and Dealers In Hardware, Iron, gttet an4
Wagon Timber, 131 Front Street, Portland, Ogn. .
3m IU
Cooke, McCully & Co., '
are how oristso ta ialu ths
Largest and Best Selected Z::Ci
CL0TH1HG, DRY - GOODS,
i GENERAL lIEECHAIISE,
Ever brought to the Willamette valley, and will
dispose or the name at ths very LOWEST PBICkA
Salem, Jnne 5. 1865. lttf .
WOOL, WOOL.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ws want to pur
chase 100,000 Pounds of Wool,
For which we will pay tit HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE, IN CASH
t'OOKB, UcCl'LLY sV CO.
Salem, June fkh, 1SG5. Utf
Urantlreth'ss
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS.
IT It generally known that my Grandfather was tha
original inventor of these remarkable pills.
He waa a scientific man, and medical prartiliotntr
of the Old School. But becoming alarmed at the mor
tality that attended tbe Bleeding and Mineral Prac
tice, he turned his attention to the study of nature and
tht philotophv of disease, as alto to tbe natural reme
dial agenta which he found to exiat exclusively in the
Vegetable Kingdom. In bis reaenrchea and invest!,
gallons, he became fully tatisHed that tht lift waa in
tht blood; that by whatever name diseases were die
tinguished, impurity of the blood waa tits tonree of
all a titnpie and truthful doctrine, which, In reducing
all diseases to a milt, necessarilv established the feet
that all were to be treated on the aautt general prin
ciples, vit: by purgation.
Now the grand diHicnlty consisted in devising a veg
etable oomponnd that would Invigorate, purify, and
cleanse the blood, oorreot and regulate all the differ
ent secretions, and by purgation discharge the whole,
mats of morbid matter from the body, without reduc
ing the strength. Alter thirty years of eloae applica
tion, he considered bit object fullr accomplished in
the production ol these pills, which have now bean
before the pnblie One Hundred and Poarteen Tears,
and it is now (lStio) nearly 31 years since Ur. Bran
dretlt'a Vegetable Uuiversal Life Preserving Pills
were Ilrst prener.ted to the American public during
which time their superior excellence and virtues havt
been extensively proclaimed by papers and pamphlets,
and a rapid yearly increase of the sale of them ef
fected. To know what will save Ufa. to know what will ,
restore health, la a knowledge not to be hidden, I,
theretore, as a man desiring to do my duty faithfully, '
have dotted down some of my thirty-live years' expe
rience with Bmndretb't Pills, whlon sre an elTeotual
assistant of nature, and cause the expnlsiou of acri
monious humors the occasion of every eiokneee. tall . '
ut admit that corrupt humors prevent tltt fret eireo. ka
li on of tlis blood, that Drandreth'a Pi Hi lake oat
these humors, giviug health for paiu, and strength for
weakness.
No man la tick save when ths principle of eorrnp
tion gett the aaeendeneyi Bntndreth's Pills aid tba
Life Principle to regain Ihe empire hy removing tbe
corrupt humors from the body. Many a time I bave
seeu life apparently at tbe last ebb, when theee Pills
were given, and in a few hours the danger was pact,
and health's Mood lids gave the patient renewed life
and vigor. Many are the fathers, mothers, son, and
danghtera, tbna saved.
These eelebrated Pills are composed wholly of me
dicinal herbt, and do not oontain auy mercury or other
mineral, being perfectly harmless to Ihe 83 oat tender
age or weekeet framei yet sure to search out the onus
of sickness, and restore tbs health if taktn according
to the directiona.
Let no one imagine they are too weak to bear tht)
effect of theee Pills, which put no weakness into the
frame, bat drmws Weakness out. A few doeos will be
get conlidence, aud then the beauties of purgation will
gradually become unfolded to our view, which, en
forced with llrsiidretk's Vegetable Uuiversal Pills, is
able to cure every disease where the organs are sound,
and greatly Increase the average of human life.
I hare uow need on my own person, snd prepared
and administered, Brandretli'a Pillt for thirty.lv
yean. I believe they are the beet purgative in tbt) v
world; and with thit medical qnalitv they have ale
a tonic effect. And at I am of the urra opinion that
Inflammation and fevers are caused by corrupted
blood Dot being timely evacuated, because it regurgi
tates, to to tpnak, over the whole body, and thua 00 r
rnpls the sound blood that should nourish ail the ae sa
ltern, and actually destroys and paralyse! members or
orgaua that are unsound; end as 1 kuow tbat thee
Pills have direct effect to remove all corrupt blood
and acrimooioiit hnmori from the bodv in fact, all
humors below the vital standard of health; to I thoald
bt guilty of a great tin, did I not do all In my power
to propagate tbe use of a medicine which it poaeeettd
of properties to calculated to save and iutroas tbe
average of human life.
The public servant,
IIKN.IAM1N RHANPRFTH. M. D.
Principal office for Bntndreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, liilANDUETii S UU1LD1NO.N.W York.
W. V. BRAPtUBHTH.
Office at CRANE tt RKtOIIAM 8, San Kraocleco,
For sale by all respectable dealers in medicine, ly
WISTAR'8 BALSAM 4
WILD CHERRY
mas siss vsiD roa axiair
HALF A CENTURY,
with ths must AsToaitHiaa succtst is cuais
Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Sota Throat
luduraaa, VV hooping Cough. Croap,
Liver CoatplalaC Bronchitis,
Ulfilcaliy of Breathing,
Asthma, aad every
allaclioB of
THROAT, LUNGS, and CHEST,
aoMiDisa avis
' CONSUMPTION.
There le scarcely one individual la Iheaosasaanit
who wholly eecapet, during a season, from turn oot),
however al'glnlr developed, of the above eymptome
a neglect of which might lead to the laet named aad
moat to be dreaded disease in the whole catalogue,
Tli power uf Ihe "mediriual gum" of tbe Wild Cher
ry Tree over this clwea of oomnlainu le wall known,
so great ia the good il hat performed, and to great the
popularity it haa acquired.
In this preparation, beaidee the virtues of the Che.
ry, there are commingled with kt ether inaradtcuie tt
like value, thus Increasing iu valae lea fold, and form,
ing a kemedy whoee power to soothe, Is heal, to re
lleve, and to cure disease, exist In no other medieea
yet discovered.
The uneqnaled success that bat attended tbe appll
cation of lliia medicine in ail oases of
. PULMONARY 00EFLAINT8
hat Induced many physician of high standing to
eiov it ia their practice, torn of whom advie aa ef
the fact under their owa eignalntts. We have I
only for the names of a few of these t
S II. Vitsv, H D . Kan Kmnrlaeo, Cal. t
K. ltovnaa, M D , Kxeter, Me. '
At. mania Harm. M IX, Chlua, Mt.
H. KaLwws.MD .llill.S.H.
W. H. Waaa, u., t ape v leeenj. . i.
W. B. Lrara. I D., Aobant, N. I.
AaatNta SiiLi.n.a, M U., Bonndbroek, M,J.
11. U. Mastis, M l).. MaaeSeld, Pa.
The proprietors hsvs letter from all elaaee of ear
fellow rititena, from ihe balls of Congress to the hna.
bleat collage, and oven from bevond the sea i for the
fame and virtue of Wisvab's Balsam here ealeed
ed to the "aturmoet botu-da of the earth," wilhrat
any attempt oa our part to httrodac it beyoad the
limits uf our ow country.
TO f ALIKOEMAXS AHiDORECOXIAKS.
After (Mober I, lata, all greaine Wl STAR S
RAL AM of WILD CHERRY for the Paea
Vaamt snff he enelaeed in a new wrapper ssAerA ertlt
hear Ihe printed umw.ee af SWA Ssra W. k'oWI.S ml
Co., boetttn, Maee., and Jiiaa 1). Paaa, Ciactaaari,
Osi, as well me a jae nmile af Ihe urnalum of
"I Ht'TVa," " oASroaa dt V,; muduU. Wisvaa,
U. U."
wisnrs bauax or win cxn
is roa sai.s sr
RCDIXOTOPi V t O
4ia antl 418 Fraal street. Sal I'raocisct),
ad by tli diufittt.