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MONEI NEEDED.
In view of conaidorable outlay of hard cah
necessary to proporly start tho Farmer's paper,
we dnairs (bout n thousand, more or lent, of our
subscribers to come in mid pay up arrears. We
lined the money for tlie purposa named, or we
would not utick in this dun i but, as it ia due the
office, wo know that aubacribert don't want ui to
apologise for asking; them to pay up.
Tui OituioN Pi.owhan." From a prospectus wnt
uh, we Warn that Mr. E. M. Walts iri'mci to publiab
an agricultural paper in thin place with tho above name,
comraenclnir January next, Cuming at thin time, anil
from the source it does, it is eutiUtil to inure than an
ordinary notice. We cortaluly do not wish Mr. Waite
a failure in the proposed enterpriie, and, iu behall of
the furthcoming " Agrieulturiit." we extend hi in a
welcome to a good cause. But it occurs to us that this
near " Plowman" bodes no good to the cause It seeks
to advocate. The farmers of Oregon, as well as Mr,
Walte, know well enough that two agricultural papers
cannot he tmtiilncd In this State ; and we all remember
that one (the Oregon farmer), without opposition:
lias failed ; and Mr. W. doubtless calculates on his abll-
: ity to destroy the Agrieulturiit. We are aatisSed that
very farmer iu the State would greatly prefer to see
one paper-well sustained and in a noarishing condition
onasnrefoandation.rather'than divide their support
between two papers, letting tbcm run a sickly, linger
lug career, neither doing any good. The formers do
' not desire to patronize the printers so much as to ail
' vanes their own interests, and this they well enough
know can best be dune by giving that support to one
' paper which will make it what it ought to be. In Issii
N ing a prospectus at this time, we can see no other pur
pose of Mr. Walte's than to embarass the start of the
' Agricultural, hopiug to deter our frlendxtfrom taking
hold of the enterprise. Mr. W. proposes to be the
special advocate of the State Agricultural 8oclcty. He
can have no claims to such distinction. Home of the
writers for the Agrieulturiit are now advocating the
interests of that Society through the columns of the
State$nan, which paper has published more matter for
the Society than any other paper in tlie State, and the
Agrieulturiit will acknowledge no better friend to
. that institution than itseir.
Mr. Waite winds up his propectus with the following
special " apology :
It may he said by some that the Plowman Is started
In opposition to other Intercuts, but such Is not true ; It
1 known to many that. since April last, I have contem
plated starting an agricultural paper. I shall work fur
miccess. aim to deserve patronage and envy no one
advantage lalrly gained.
It ia an old maxim and true, that "any act which
needs an apology ought not to have been done." It was
not known to the public, and much less to the project
ors of the Agrieulturiit, that Mr. W. " contemplated
publishing an agricultural paper " and If any such in
tention on bis part had teen made known to the public,
by prospectus or otherwise, before the Agrieulturiit
was announced, Mr. Waite should have had a clear
Jield; with our heartiest approval and best efforts to se
cure bis paper the greatest success ; but having, In Ig
norauce of his intentions, expended nearly one thous
and dollars to start til Agriculluriit handsomely, It
will not now back out or back down from M r. W. or any
other man. We are at a loss to account for this move to
Embarass the Agricultural on any other supposition
than that Mr. A. 0, Walling, who run the Farmer Into
the ground, is now operating in the name of E. M.
Waite Mr. Waite being now foreman of Waiting's
printing office, in Portland.
The Agrieulturiit will go ahead. It will be a " live
paier," too. We shall make the first a specimen num
ber, and shall challenge criticism from any source. The
Oregon Printing and Publishing Company is able to
run the paper, and make It worth three dollars a year,
- if It don't get a single subscriber. But subscriptions
are coming In rapidly, and we have neither doubts or
' fears of Its future. It will be on exhibition, and eu
tered for a premium, at tha State Fair, if all the type
' get here in time.
Valuable Barn BuRNED.-Last Monday night
the large barn of Mr. 3 oscph Waldo, in this eoun
, ty, with all its contents, which were very large in
liny, grain, wagons, harness, farming implements,
and one horse, all valued at some $3,000, was
totally destroyed by 6 re. The lost is about equal
ly divided between Mr. Waldo and hia partner,
Mr. Fullerton. It ia supposed that the fire was
accidentally started by some returning miners
traveling on foot, who are supposed to have gone
iqto the barn to sleep during the night. Two such
characters were, seen near tho barn in the eve
ning, but no trace can be found ef them on that
road siuce the fire ; and whether they were burned
in the barn, or escaped and have concealed them
selves, fearing a prosecution, it a matter of specu
lation among the neighbors.
Bound to Make it Pay. The State Printer,
and proprietor of the Oregonian, has' handed in
a little bill of several thousand dollars for printing
, which has never been delivered to the 8tate ; and
among other items, be charges in the account the
Internal Revenue tax which he it compelled to
pay the United 8tates"rt the work dona for the
8tale of Oregon or, in iWher words, he is endear-
, oring to make, tha State pay bit taxes for this
year. It is a good idea, if it wonld only work ;
but Secretary May " can't see it in that light."
The Printer evidently thinks that if be can't print
the Laws, ha can keep them " in soak" for a spec
ulation. ANOTiir.n Strike. Frank Cooper has struck
. another big lead, of gold, silver, lead, etc., tome
ten miles from Quartzville. It is said to prospect
well : and Frank thiuks that QuarUvilla is just in
the edge of the mineral district.
Willamette" University. This institution
has opened the fall session with very flattering
prospects. More than one hundred students were
in attendance the first day.
Fair Days. The Oregon State Fair ia held
' this year on the 3ij 4th, Sth, and 6th days of Oct-
Asotbss Piss IWicqrar. W art under obligations to Mrs.
George Cook for a bouquet of thirty vsrlf lies of rare flowtro.
which, for freshness and beauty, coukl not be excelled. Wt
hope the ladles will not forget the floral department of the
Cute Fair.
Dow Go rss Psicsa. Oar seirhbors m the tooth end of
Grltwold'i Block mean business. They srt Bot to be out
done, Doe't lake these for 14 itrriluet" they srs 14 wide
awake" merehsnli. They will sell to yoa that Is, llitchell
Co. will If yoa want anything. They will sell cheap
cheaper than the eheanost. All that Mitchell wants to do, Is
1 to srs a customer and la! k to him.
Gumma. The cltlsons of Salem (and everybody slat)
win be frailties to know that M. P. Owsa will furnish them
a flrtt-rele article of elder, in any quanUty from one gallon
upwards, for the very low pries cf af, tonte par ffalloa, and
fflrnleh kereto keep IS la. Persons wanting4 elder for 1st
Ftlr, csn be tupplM la like msnnrr. Kreryhndy that has
tried It knovt that Ooen's elder Is the beet (hat Is brought to
manei. it yoa dont believe H, try ll, and see.
PV Bentloe Nesmlth lift Walla Walla last Thursday, .
tendlnt 10 vlttl the Bole and Owyhee tan., and lesvt Ml
Lake City for SI. Loola on Hit let of Otleber, with a military
eeron provrata lor nw oaieiy.
Isdus fiowr. The tinltael leant that Caps, Kelly's Co
had a Break with Uu Boakea lately, aear Mirer Lake. One
man was killed end toreral wnonded. STly men onder tho
lead of I'eplSpragiM ten rt. aiamaurorUieteenoofeeUoa,
ffaVDr Maason has removed bis ofleo to If oorct's Block.
EirLtstTORT. Owing to some changes and mov
ing being made in tlx 6'tatrma office, several items
of internet bsrs to be deferred -until next weak.
Kara- Sroai Mr re. 0. W. Gray ft Co., lately ef
Iowa, have f t up a new slim building on State street,
and will Mn hare It tilled with a very large stock af
dry goods and general merchandl. The Verne Ins
Intends to put p a due brick Mock on the corner "p po
lite, acxt spring, and open a bank, with funds enough
to do ths banking and exchange business of this plsce.
Salem ia going ahead.
Ail Extraordinary Bacr IIorsi. The
French racing stallion. "Gladiateor"lt turning
at to be one of the greatest raocra that has
?r appeared opon the turf. Lately ha went
over to England and woo the "Two Thousand
Guinea raoa ; entered for "The Derby, and
wen that also ; went hack to Paris and won the
great raoa for lOO.OOOf. there ; and finally re
created the channel and entered for the "St.
, Leger." at Dancaetrr. If "OUvdiateor" wina
this also, he will have made a "tot f record'
for himself each as no horse tint even elorpt
io "toll pee" biuuelf ever achieved.
TUB NATIONAL DOT.
Tho yearly interest mi the public debt, at it
stood on tlie yist nf July, is. in round figures,
nno hundred and forty millions of dollars.
This is the exact measure of the burden which
it lays no the Inbnr and industry nf the coun
try. It would perhaps be more satisfaotorialy
understood if the principal of the debt were
kept out of light entirely, since the Interest la
the only shape in which, fur the present, it lias
a practical bearing.
The payment nf the debt is the troublesome
idea to most people. They see clearly enough
how to pay the Interest, but an indefinable
masa nf something poiaed over their heada and
threatening to lull every innincnt It the terror
associated with the principal. Aa to any posit
ive and tenaible efluct on the economy of the
country, our national debt, in lt totnl mass, It
of do aobount whatever. We do nut deal with
it in tho total, but only with that anneal por
tion of it which we are able to pay without im
posing a weight nf tnxea needlessly prejudicial
to the general industry. When we get over
the requirement! nf additional expense! fur
military purposes we shall add ton million! of
dollars to the yearly tax lor liquidation, sua
that will be luluoieiit to extinguish the debt.
For example, if we oould atop where we are,
with on annual interest of one hundred and
forty millions, we ahould raiae one hundred and
fifty millions a year, and that would be the
bight, breadth, depth and oiroumfereuce of our
burden not a cent more, now or at any future
time, unlets we bad a new war.
Then, where are we ? The estimate of all
other expenses of the Government fur the year
ending June 30, 1800, ia nudur fifty millions of
dollars. We tbus arrived at the comfortable
conclusion that a total revenue of two hundred
million! a year wonld be our entire burden if
we should keep the debt where it ii With
the piesent rate of taxes, the estimate of re
ceipts for the year ending June 30, 1866, is
three hundred and ninety-aix million! of dol
lars. We might, therefore, this day cut down
our taxes jnet one-half and goou our way re
joicing.
There ii a supplementary clause to tlna allow
which makes it more than probable that the
rate of taxation may be reduced one-half with
in the (pace of two or three yean at fartheat.
The above estimate of receipts ia founded on
the Northern Stutca alone. When the South
ern States are established in successful labor,
the rata can be reduced in the jiroportion of
the increased national income.
On tlie whole, we feel sufe in assuming that
we ahall aettle at a yearly taxation not one dol
lar above two hundred millions.
That ia the measure of the entire burden. N.
Y. Evening Pott.
Gen Meaoiier. St. Paul, August 3d. Gen.
Meagher received a diapatoh to-day tendering
him the office of Seoretary of Montana. He
haa decided to accent the appointment. He
delivered an excellent leoture last evening to
the Irish Emigration Society. He threw hot
shot among his auditors, who are largely Irish
Democrats. When be touched on politics, and
in sVeaking of negro luffrace, he said: "Nor
should we be less liberal, less Juat in faot, to
our black comrade! of the battle-held. By
tbeir desperate fidelity to the fortune! of the
nation, in many a fierce tempest of the war,
a fidelity all the inoro beroio that they fought
in chains, and with tho devotion of the nolile
inartyra, repaid with torrenta of generous blond
the proscription and wicked bondage in which,
under, the sanction of the itan and stripes,
they bad been for generations held. By their
desperate fidelity and splendid soldiership,
such aa at Fort Wagner and Port Hudson,
gave to their bayonets an irresistable electrici
ty. The blaok heroei of the Union R-my have
not only entitled themselves to liberty but to
citizanship, and the Democrat who should deny
them the right for which their wnondi and
glorified oolura in uloqueutly plead is unworthy
to participate in the greatness nf the nation
whme authority the disfranchised soldiers did
so much to vindicate."
Protestants and Catholics in Propor
tion. A French Catholio writer, who has
spent a long time in the United States and in
British America, and who elaiius to have made
a speciul study of the history and present con
dition of the Unman Catholic Churches in the
United States, estimates tha proportion of Ko
man Catlmlioa to Protestants at different peri
ods of our history as follows :
18081 Catholio to 68 Pmteitanta.
18301 Catholio to 21 Protestants.
18401 Catholio to 18 Protestants.
18.5) 1 Calholio tn 11 Protestants.
1860-1 Catholio tn 7 Protrtlant.
In this estimate, all non-Catholic inhabit
ants have been counted as Protestants. Ths
linnian Catholic! in 1850 would amount, ac
cording tn thii writer, to about lour millions
and a half.
ATllRIFTY Farmer. Mr. Alfred Stanton, nenr
this city, informs ns that be got his fall wheat all
in over a week ago ; and, furthermore, if the farm
era of this valley always want to have good crops
of wheat, without fail, they should summer-fallow
their ground, break up the ground early, pulver
ize the soil well, and get their wheat in by Sept.
10th . This done, he says he has nevtr known the
crop to fail.- Mr. Stanton's farm, buildings, Ac ,
demonstrate the fact that his plant pay well, at
least.
RESPONSES TO Til K OKEuOX AliRIClL
TIK1ST. Oasoos Agriculturist. We are pleased to notice
that an effort is being ma'le tn establish an nirricultnrul
paper in the interest of Oregon farmers. For several
ye irs hark this class of citizens have enjoyed an unu
sual degree of prosperity , and hence they are well
altle to auetain a journal devoted to their interests.
We have always thought our fanners made a mistake
in allowing the Oreirun Farmer tosutpeud forwent
of patronage, and now that there ia a rhance to ob
tain a paper that will btke ita place, we earnestly hope
that it will receive the solid support of every farmer
in the country. Money thus laid out ia well expended,
and will be sure tn come back again in the ahape of
iioproved crops and increased prosperity. Mountaineer-
ri7"It ft proposed tn issue from the Staleeman of
fice at Snlem, about the lot nf October, in. time for
circulation at the Stale Fair, the first number of a pa
per to be exclusively devoted to the interests of those
who cultivate the soil, and the farmers of Oregon srs
cllaed upon to snttain the enterprise. The class wboas
interests are to be looked after, are nnmerons enough
in the Slate to make the paper a success, and they as
suredly will not mint the opportunity offered them of
having a journal devoted to tboir interests. Ths ser
vices of a competent editor have been secured, and
the projectors promise that it ahall be second to no
similar publication on the I'arifle roast, and deserving
the support of every farmer in Oregon. Umatilla
A'ireriuer,
"Orsoos AoaiccLTvaisv." It le announced that
a new paper, with Ibe almve title, will be issued from
the Utaitimnn once, at Halere, ia a few weeks. Tlie
new eandidste fir pnblie rnvcr will be devoted to the
practical Interests or Ureiron ranniuir, etnek-rais-me.
frait-sTowtnir. mltitne. merhantra, Jce. Tho pros
pectus says it ahall hare nothing to do with politics or
politicians, lo ajouraai or wis character we wieb
moat hearty success. enrh an one ia wauted in Ihe
!Mate, it ouirnt to tie itberaiiy sneiatnei oy our people
and we bone it will be. Stuffs Hignti Democrat.
As AoRtrriTCStL Ptrsn. It is propneed lo itttie
a Daper from the btateiman pb office, on the nrvt
Monday ot October, to be devoted to the interests Of
Aa-rirnltnre in Orrion. 1 be enurpnea is certainlv a
laudable one, and we with tt aurreao. 6ee prospectus
in advertising colnmo. Atbany Journal.
AnRirrt.n'Rtt. Pitta In another rolamn will he
fnnnded (he prospectus, of the Agnettltumt, which
win puutiMiru moot in lu oimramum uum-v.
tiorb a paper ought to soecttpd. and it will prove a sue
ens if farmers, gardtiera and stuck raisers do their da
ly.F. C. Aineate.
Tm Oasoos Aoanrit Tl nirr Attention is di
MrtMl IA tH MMM.UM h. f - . -.11
. . . u. ... m m,. mvt iv uo tan
ed Ibe Oregon Arrtevilmrut, suon to be lamed el
F ' ' ' w yr-..yim " Ml ml Vian'
to snppnrt a -r of this kind, and we trust they will
do it. We detint to oo lbs Oregon AgncuUtriil
n. .n naaa nn. m.J.i Tka n .. I . u, .
AoairrLTCSAl. Ptraa. Tha pahnVaiiaa of an
Acnraltaral paper win eoamionco at NUm ahool tlie
latol INtnlier. Krery ftmwr thoald taka n. two
HrotpocMt m anotMr coiosaa (. orrmiiu Umulte.
Kiw Porta It wit! bo area, by reformee b, w
aderUiu eolaans. tual a aew piiuiirauoa, called
the Orte on AtnenllHtut, le to be loiwd in hWott on
tho IrM Mundav la Or., nest It will be a teal
uouUiiy. devoted to aurkultund and otbor matters
nwaeMod therewith, and deserves liberal support.
T Unas are three dollars par year, iu advance
UtatoJonrnaL
ffyTbe Siotnmn pnMitlios an appeal to tks far
mere, desirinc to know whether ihy wwh an art
raltaral paper ia this Skate. It will be em by refer
ence w another rolamn. that a pnapertaa has neon is
sued for a pel of that rliarr!r. Aa Bitru-nrtaral
paper ia (hrjrx omrhl Iu be sopported. and we wish
M sucreea timer. .
THE LATEST,
Bp-acini I)li'fiU'-liei lo lh Orient. 8tntennifn.
Kiw York, Ht'pt. 15 A Vera Out rorrtnitpoiidpiii
nayithe Li be ml ire mHlcinif Active prfpnrHtlnnn fur
tlie winter mtininiKn. Tliv mounuii. ffrtwe urn tmnl
ly eiiKt'tftad (irfimrittiaf for tt grand cmp cle Jimiu when
tlie romU nre in bettor order. The Impnriitt govern
ment will not lie prepared for nifih ii blow when it
com ay toward tlie end of October. Tha empire
of imurpHtion will be eruehed. mid Itnutine with hU
hii oomnmnd in Mexico could not Htid a man who
would dare to otter to gnatd the proudeil inanhul of
France to the Gulf, for we nitty hour by any nt earner
that leavei this pott of tha Hight or capture of Nhjio-It-jolt'
protege,
A lata di. patch from Washington iav advlcei from
Muxico aliow tii at lormer ruporu of ilia Uopulewueu
of tha Liberal cuute, were exaggerated.
Nkw York, Kept. 14, Jonkim and Katclium were
am.igi.ed in the Court of Ht-Nhiuim to day, on chargui
of einbuwlementand grand larceny. Ketchum plead
d not guilty, and the carta wae poitponed.
Tha l'ropW Line, Htaamboal Conipatiy, to day laid
the keel for the largtist itaatuhoat in tha world, buing
Uti) feet longer and 00 feat wider thau tha St. John,
with KM) more iUte roomi.
Gold in New York on tba 15th, 141 -
Irish papers continue to direct attention to the Pa
ntatm. There appears to ba no doubt hut thtUenilitary
drilling is guiug on in different parts of tha country.
Tlie forces are reported to ba dully increasing, atid
gathering strength and munbero. On the night of the
?tb of August there was a great gathering at lthtck
rock, near Dublin, to start a muster to cupo with tba
police. Four of the leaders were pointed out and
iubseuetitlr arrested.
Han Francisco, Hopt 15. Tha Chamber of Com
tnerce laat night adopted the following rcaoliitiotn,
touching the sutfpeuslon ol the overland mail service to
Oregon :
Kctohcd, That tha Chamber of Commerce of Ron
Fraiicittuo views with serious concern tiie action of tha
Pout Ofllee Department, In abrogating tha daily service
of the Oregon Overland Mail Houte. whereby the entira
population of tlie northern portion of thin State, and of
Oregon, are deprived of mail facilities of every kind.
Jietotvedt That the Daily Overlsud Mail between
Lincoln and Portland is taentitil to the development of
the commerce of the "Inter Htute f California nj
Oregon, and It Is hoped tho Postmaster General will
immediately take it to restore said daily service.
RnMolvea, That the ttatt-etarr be instructed to for
ward a copy of tlie resolutions to the Post Office De
pnrtmcnt, and to funiUh a copy to each of our Sena
tors and HenreHentatlves.
Flour We quote the whole range fur extra at
tn :U, and superllue $' 50: 75. Wheat $L m 1)..
Oats, prime. HoOlOU lb. Wwl, llu bales buny
and inferior Los Angeles wild at 11c,
Hailed, steamer -Sierra Nevada, fur Portland.
Greenbacks, Tl.
New York, Sept. U. Havannah -snrrespondenca of
5th contains an account of tha murder of Cant. 11mm
bridge, of the &Jd U. H. colored troops, at Augusta,
on tha night of the 3d inst., by three young members
of most respectable f mi lies of that place. It appears
the otipuin whs diicoverud in company with a mulat
to girl, who was mistress of one of the young men.
They attacked him with revolvers. One shot penetra
ting the neck, proved mortal. Not wit in tied with this,
they full on his prostrate body intlicting ghastly
woands with their knives. The affair caused such ex
citement there wnsduuger nf a riot. Threats were
made of burning the city. Tha murderers were ar
rested and quiet restored.
New Pork, 8ept. 11. Lute advices from South
Carolina say the elerton of delegates to tba Htsta
Convention pasied otf quietly on Tuesday. Only
about u quarter of the names on the Union ticket
were aimed. The majority are conservatives. Small,
Wade Hampton and sevaiul officers of the Confeder
ate army have been returned by large majorities.
New 'Orleans. 8epL II. The Timet' Jackson spec
ial says It is rumored that Hlocnm baa tendered his
resiguatiou iu consequence of the President's endorse
ment of Sharkey's actiou. The Newt predicts confi
dently that the colored troops will be ordered out of
the Slata for mustering nut. or transferred to another
locnlity. The South is sat is lied with President Joliu
son's policy.
New York , Sept. 1 1. The Pott'i Washington spec
ial stiya i A large delegation from Georgia, Alabama,
Florida. MissisHiiipi Te unease and Virgmia is at tha
White House. Their object is to notify the President
that his policy and course towards the South are meet
ing with the general approval of tha people of those
Slates. The delegation declared in return they will
give liia Administration most cordial support.
New York, Sept. 11. Tba receipts of Internal
ite venue during toe past week were -14,mhj,uw,
In the Maine election 7 J towns iiva Conv l.v-tftt
Howard, H..1I3 against last year when Cony had J,
516, Howard 15,8U.
Tun First Stock or ths Ssasox. Ureyman Bros, are now
receiving and enenlni one of the largest and finest stocki of
Dry Goods aver brought to Salem. We br Here It Is generally
conceded that firijr ruin's Is ths headqusrter's for Isadlw'
Dress Goods, Millinery stock, and all sthsr articles Id that
lint- at least we should think so, from the number of hand
some and elegantlydrtssed ladles ws observe at Breyman'i
counters. Breyman'i itock of Groceries came up by tha
steamer "Echo," and will be sold as cheap as the chtspett
t? Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World's Hair Re
storer and Dressing. You cannot ba bald or grey, and
neither time nor sickness can blemish your Hair, if
you nsa them. 8old by all Druggists. 2m6
Agents, Hostetler, Smith, & Dean, San Francisco.
C7 When yoa come to the State Fair,
bring along Three Dollars, and subscribe
for the "Oregon Agriculturist. '
Special Notices.
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to the Hair.
1 Mrs. 8. A. Allen's
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The great unequalled Preparations for
Uestorlng, Inrlgoratlng, Beautifying,
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Rendering U soft, silky, and glossy, and disposing it
to remain in any desired position t quickly cleansing
tha scalp, arresting the fall, and never fails to restore
grey hair to Its natural color, and produce
a luxuriant growth.
For sala by all Druggists.
Agents, Hostettcr, Smith & Dean, 8an Francisco. 6m
ALL COCK'S POROUS PLASTER PAIN RK-
MKVK1NG AND STRFNOTHKNINO. The history of thrt
plasters would occupy mare space than ean be spared within
the limits of this advertisement. Sullies It lo asy, that ths
tost eminent chetclits and phytlciaiis of the United States
and Earn'te were sonralted as la their eompoaltloa. They
are made porfins, so that tha evaporation of the perspiration
csn go on luflklftiflj where the pluler Is applied, without,
as with other pint en, causing the seruinulatlon of acrid
fluid, whlcH corrodes the skin and occaalona many unpleas
ant aensatlons not necessary for Ihe cure or alleviation ef
affect loos for which a plaster Is tuually applied. India
rubber, myrlb, and other eholse sums and essences r f the
vegeUbla klnffdom, are the msterlal logredleiits of these
celrbrat-rd pluters. While they sre possessed of sll ths
soothing and warailnj qualities of slmott erery other plalr
of the United States Dlipeniatory, thry are withnut many
of their Inconveniences. In tha lanpism f one who has
experienced much benefit from their application In a chron
ic disease of the kidney "They stick closer than a brother,
and do net run like a falsa friend." For weakness of ths
back, palm In Ihe side, stomach or ehest and for ths sllevts
tloo of the pslo attending; rtteumstlra, they are without an
etjusl.
Tha Agent lo San rrancssco, WILLIAM P. BRAXDRKPTIf,
Ofifal Jftwrs. Cram tt Srigham't, wiU takt grtat
ptttuurt in forwarding ikt formula qf Uu4 tuibraU4
ptosfars lo all 1'hyticien eA tatftf rtirt to sm it.
tot sals by . II0DOK k CALKK,
lyl Portland, Or-tton.
A A. r. A. n.
lfV (AUM lODOl Ko.S liolStll.rmlareomniinl.
seaflnntoa ihe oeonno! ao4 foorlli rl4art la eae
SJonlh. Ilrelhrra ia food .landing sre InrHrH In attend.
T. H. Ons. Hoe's. ait( A. McGALLRY. W. M.
I. o. o. r.
Hflt'lfKfT U'tMlB, Kit. 1, merte erefjr
WHneeJay ereolnf, at Its hall In Holmtns
lalldlDf. Brothers lo uma .tanrttnt are la
riled to a..od. I. a. MlKJHIM, N. U.
1 q. Wiu. a. fWrur. SStf
WILLAKBTTI ERCAKPHIHT, Xo. ft I O O F.,
MKrrrSOMTIIE KIK-T AM) TIMUI) X
Fridar Ereninits of ar!l month, at (
o rlora, in llielr Hall, in Ilnltnan s Work.
Hrethran in aood standing are inriien to ,
aitend.
A, k. oi iinj. v-r-
PHOSPECTlf
or tks
OREGON AGRICULTURIST
Srf FICIKXT snronnttfraiMit lisrins; hewn orrl,
liters will bo ImoxI fnim tho Job Of-
fte. on or aboat the first M'indar of (iriobor nasi, a
ornii ntonililr Aitricaltnral journal, with tha slnra
Ulle, ami nf 'llie uto of tho Oregon tililetman. Tlw
naprr will bo oroto4 ssrlnsir.lt to ths hiteraote of
tho r'omwr. rdork rijuoar. WooUlrowsr. Minor, Mo
ehanir. and Manufacturer. rill knot no rvaaernoa
rttk ftnhttrl or pottlinml, and will ho uiodo aa ao
eeptabHi and welrtmn rl.uor to tha boom of all.
Thr paper wiii bo ojmlor tl,o rdiuirial eonlnil nf a
mllrawit tn ererr war qnalltlod lo make Ihe papor
rralabloand inMrnniir, ami who will ho BMMrd br
on ir on I papers frost ouoao of ll aioea tnlllisonl and
prartH-aJ farmers m the Htale. Orriron la now p"pa
Inoo enough to tup port ita own atfeimltnnil journal,
and this papot shall ft snads worthy of a aenerotsi
awttmeuMr.
Theoahorrtpthia prira will ha 1-1 perannaos.inejoia,
parable raranai-lr ia adranre. Leral Tender Boles
will be rewired at enrreM ntla. Money Ineloaod ia
yreoeere nf Fottmaotera. eent nt oar nek.
AdreHiam will oheerreloat the Arnrmllurut wilt
afford the beet taaana of reerbinf the Kartaert, Me
rhaoiro. and ufhera ihrtaehoet loo rkjete. A limited
amber of adrtrtnetaento will be rweietid.
Address, ee Afjrntlnriit,
9il fUlros. ()rrK"a
Answer, Mfifiri. J. h. I,nrrlh Co., PorlUnd, will re
fletvs and receipt for aubtorlptrODi to tlie 8tatnnan,
BALEM MARKET PRICKS.
coRRsmnivsar
Flnnr tsek . . . .
Ilitins lb
Sides V I
HhonlHersI !&..-
Ktffrs S rns
Lanl V lb
Unlbnr, fresh
11 parked...,
Clieese, Oreiron..
- Calironiia
Thickns dos...
Oye'rs can.
Salmon, salted...
Mackerel
Ileeta
('arrots
CuljbaKo V dos..
Onions
Potntoes
Turnips
Apples, dried
" preen? bus
SSTUHDAT ST MYIRS, Hl'QHUt CO.
1 75i Pears ,
1 no
.'HI
-Ulkberr's-Pcan
y.1) Groceries.
IS Coffee, C. K ... 37
SS " Java ;l
an " Kio ur,
- 37) 11 Manilla., SSI
i Siurar. 8. 1 lOlnIA
20a.i N.o n;i
M " H. V I.'
3 50a4 " crnali d... lgatw
WwWjSvnip ko(r..S 0flu6 HO
I'.'jTea 75tol irO
KiJ ('andlet warm
I Soap 'ii33
1 l.insmd oV,tui 175J 00
i ouwi' wniie ichilai-
lij lalilic.tllM)H)
15 no
I '2 00
13 00
U 00
18 00
ao7f.
iW. I,. Hlmwmiit
w. L. (.osmop'n
W,L. ll.ul.on..
French Zino...
HOWTETTKH'8
CILSBK1TID
STOMACH BITTERS.
A preparation nnltitiK ' '
rVRE OLD ESSENCE OF RYE,
With all the recognised Tonic, Laxittive and Aull Dil
lous HEMKDIBS Up' AUT ANIJ NATUUG.
Protective Properties.
PrerenU Fever and A line and Million! Remittent
Fever, Invigorates the Organs of Digestion and the
Bowels Steadies the Nerves and tends to Prolong
Life..
Remedial Fropertiei.
Curea Dvsnonsla -Liver Complaint General Da
bility, Depression nf Spirits Consumption Inter
mittent f evers ana all complaints arising from bodily
weakness. As ait Appetiser, '
TONIC, FEVER AND AGUE PREVENTIVE
And sll Dillious Disorders,
Hoatetter'a Stomach Bittera
stand pre-eminent as the
Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age,
and us an
ALTERATIVE AND DL0OD PUUIF1ICR.
they are prescribed and recommended by all Physl
cinns wherever they have beeu introduced.
I he extrnorrhnurv and increasing demand for these
UITTKK8 is unparalleled
.V THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE,
and can lie had everywhere throughout the civilized
world whare uewspapers are circulated or read.
Almanacs or Pamphlets, ,
with testimony of their success from tha Farmer and
the Sailor from the Merchant and the Physician
and from the Legislative Halls of .
OUR UNITED COUNTRY
may be obtained FREE of all Dealers everywhere.
IIODGK & CALKF,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, PORTLAND,
07 Front Street.
Sole Agents Tor the State.
PoKTMKD, July 14th, 1BB5.
Mkssks. Honor le. Csi.itri
Gentlemen --In answer to vour letter of even.
date, referring to tlie I.ica Law atlecling "HOS
TrJTTKIC8 HITTERS," I have to sv that no License
is required, coming as they do, tinder the head of
Proprietary Preparations. This derision is announced
by the Commissioner of Intenml Revenue at Wash
ington. TIKIS. Kit AZAli,
u. B. Assessor Interon! Kevenue,
Portland, Oregon.
A. C. BRADFORD,
Importer and Jobber In
HIHES aND LIQUORS,
Front Street, Portland. Oregon.
BRANDTS I
lilSQlTIT, DITBOUCH E, Co.
HUII.LIOUIN,
HENNKK8Y,
PI DKT. C ASVILLION, & Co.,
HONNWT.iCo.,
UAItfjUET.
Old Jainalcn Rum, '
New UtiRland Rum.
SCHIEDAM GIN. OLD TOM.
FINE OLD WIIISKIKS.
J. II. CHt'r.
Old Bourbon.
Old Viririnin, ,
Kurokn,
Rye, A
biting.
PURE WINES: .
Oporlo Port, Burgundy Port D. O. 4 Co.
ontrry, Jincnor slurry, tiauterne,
Angelien. and California
IVliitc Winet
CHOICE CLARETS J
I.APITTB,
LROVIM.R, FOK1ARD.
CHA.-4BERTI-I, III 1 1. ON PANILLAC,
LA ROME, CAHTANAC.
CHAMPACNE:
CHAS. IIEIDSAICK,
CABINET,
GREEN SEAL aid
JACtlUATAS.
..Also..
Absinthe,
Curacon, Verinarlli,
Bitters, Syrupa, Inmnica Ginger, Ct
ac nee Feppermlnt, Ten
ant' Ale and
Porter.
Maurice, Cox, fc Co'i Ale and Porter.
And all oilier Case Goods pertaining to the trade.
Mrrrhsnls and dealers are partlrnlarlv invited lo
examine my stora before purrnating elsewhere.
Important to tha Afflicted.
Dr. J.W. Ml BEAT,
t7 Ofhce. one door west of III ilennett Hons.
1IIKONIC Disease of the Liver and Lungs, aud
mtesses oi the unman sstu. chrunio sore ev
rhenmatitm, acrofnlmia diteaara. and all impnriliet of
me mono causea nv alkali water and other mineral
poltona Uiat the water ia Impregnated with.
sir nimeoiee are vegetable, lor nunfrmf ine wood
anil removing all diaeaaea anting from srmfu Ions and
constitutional eomileiute-lhere ie no remedy known
to the science of man that ean eoual hia treatment
renecs sua pennanent care, witiiout hindrance from
business, change of diet, or fear of exnoenre.
Medirinea ami preemptions at reHeonahls prlrea to
snit tne iimea. no embargo laid on rich and poor,
black and while, and aborigiuee all ran avail tliem
aelrea of the remediea to vera diseases, and prolong
life. Haleei.HrpI, II, IXtlj. Wl
Wko Vt anit a UsmmI t'urtnl
2 1 oil for tale 500 seret of Lead tltusted within ff$
fooe nlleo of Stln. ll Is well watered, having "aia.
epoo H fner eprlnfft and t Hvtng teram llntherMt wllh ook
and flr loO aerea plow land ; tho retaalnder snn4 paelero.
The improvemeett enntlil or a lloeao, Horn, Urohard, ana
the abnlt tract tnelntnl vlth a good rail feaet. 1 will tell
all, or a part of It. for parucaiara, enoulrt at Nrwioaa'a
Market, or of ate. 0 f. fULLCKToN.
Paleia, fUpl. II, (sir
Taxes! Taxen ! Taient
'taJOTtC'! It hereby gtvea that I win steel the Tts-paym
ll of Polk county la Ihelr retpeellvo ftrectaett at the uaeel
place or voting, at lit nimwing iiotpt ana elaeet : RrMge-
frl, swra. ia, l-eo ko-iitoie, inn; utr. vna; tfnettooUi,
lot; eV,le,!Ml avthel. solh ; Halt Lake, Sao,; Jaokooa, Ui;
IMatlaa, 1Mb; Uallat, Mih; seat will noma at each plate
from loo o'elock a.et. soil' four o'clock p.m. of said day.
tome ana pay your Man wr H,,n vve entia.
Utllu.SrpI S. IMkV 1. M Bt TI,f.a, Tat Collector,
- Vl)Tfl'lf
1 SKOfUTIC Coert, Mtrtoe toanlr, Oregoa kotale of t.
I RetU. deerated. Nwlt U b.rebr alvea Uial I. Hent-
tebel, adotlnlttrator of taM folate, haa preoented hit aeeoaat.
ana peart that tae tamo etty at allow for antl aettlevaeat.
II n uWefoie r.:t n that Monday the Id day Ot lower, a. a.
lo. be oh apart for tee oeerme or me tame,
Bah-m, Sept. S, t. C. PUkllLfJ. Co. odgo.
rj'ltK tUxktioMfri of the WillumrtU f.lti Cui.t Cmp'
J DJT art hrff BfHini w ai uh nine ef tht Ijoin-
p-uir I Ortfon Ctr, eeth loth Amy of fetohr ntt, for
the f-Mrpoae ef iletilRf fcrtre ef h.rrHori, mud meeftcUag
mrh otisrr iM-nneei mf ee ri.
t. $, nm.tu -watt. .
DH.LH.SKIFF
Hiirjroon Dont last.
Office ia Moorea' Hrirk BuiMinir. ReMoeare, aear
enrtMr ef first awl Center atreeta.
Nil Kiaie tint fimlia o,raiKit mrfmmoA. I
J). aVie the patruiawe of tuca utraona aa with
aerations aertorrwi ia tae aaaat perfect ssanner.
Bnieci, Dee. ftd. IW'i 4'Af
"tollr!
II tievtfcji tree '"' til (,. Saeelat thtt Hvjr are m
Sam i. m mat e, artt tr -xt ar:et, miU eeettr
a favnt ur ttitiine tanr tmeia etuvoei s.itr
amiir. am it.iA.s u a iirrt'iiitu
r ( -Tht ai(i CASH rrttt sale (or etuis ef ell et-
S'tlftl"...
M OI, HOUSE,
Comer of Washington and Front Streets,
PORTLAND.
IjMRST-CUKa HnTKf,. I,AR(IKIT IN THU STATE.
Vhsrtn rettonaltle. Ao Onitilhut will mend all tlie
Hxolt and rnovey pattettt.rt anr, tlielr baiisate to Ihe Unuto
fret nf charge, or to any otlter Hoil.e In the city for AO oeult.
. CilfFlN, Proprlttor.
P S.-11'IT and COI.D BATIIft In the Houn.
All the Iflttnert for Ortson City, Vanoourer, Uontlcello,
and Aatorls, land at the Lincoln Home Wharf. tetnifl
Ilaoliillon Notice.
'piIK CO-PAItTNKItlllPherelorare exlillns between ths
X uudtrilsued under tht name of KLfKLT, WKIL t CO.,
bat tlilidtjr been dlMolve,! by mutual content.
All debit due the lalt firm nf KIMt, Well t Co. nil bo
paid lo A. B. U.rKl.T or a, OULU9M1TII, who will tln In
liquidation. A. H. P.l.rELT,
D. WKH,,
I. OOLUbMITH.
Portland, Oregon, Auguit3Sd,166o. S7ini
CopartnerNhlp.
ri'HB undersigned have this dty formed a ftn.nartnerthlp
X under the nrm name nt A. B. KLKKLT A CO., and wltt
contloue bualnett at No. To Vrunt street.
A. B. r.l.FFIr,
ft. ant.uHMiTtf,
ALrHKD p. sxrrxr.
Portland, Ortgnn, Augutt ifld, 18W. 17ml
Attuehinent Notice.
STATl of Oregon, City of Salem, Mtrlon County, to. la
Hecorder'e Court. To Oorrtt Hendrlsi Yon srt hereby
notified that a writ of attachment hat been luued against
Jou, tntl your property attached, to tatlafy tht dtmand of
sse Mitchell, amounting to tlxty-four dollars snd eighty
eentt (1(14,811). Now, unlets you ahall appear before P. L.
Willie, Htcnrder In and for the ttld elty, at hit office, on tht
9.1 dty of November, lsoo, Judgment will bo rendered sgalntt
you, and your properly applied to pay the debt. Dsted this
id day of September, a. s. lbflo.
17w ' lflAAO HlTCHF.t.L.
Notice.
rl'O CMARI.K8 H. DAVIDSON: You srs herthy notified
X that upon tht tlxteenlh day of October next I will make
apiillctllon to the Kegltter snd Keselver of the Lend OQlce
at Oregon Olty, to outer under tht provisions of the Home
ttetil Act, tht lott 1, 9, and 8, In tic. 1, and lots i and la
tec. , In townehlp 1 8., It. 10 W., on the ground that yoa
have ahtndnned tald land for more than six months, and
that laid land list reverted to Uit United Slttet.
Hept. 4, IMBwDpd JIIHKl'll J. DAWSON.
Notice.
I TAKE thlt opportunity to Inform tho public that I am on
gtged In breaking hortet and mulei from balking, Jump.
Ing, breaking over feneet all dont without medicine. If It
don't prove perfeelly tttlifnctnry, I will ehargo nothing. 1
will ride anything at tht Slett fair In the thtnt nf a 4-letted
animal, or no pay. TITUS WALKKK.
ltelpml, Stpt. , 18(13, 474,tl
Proelninnlion.
rpHR undersigned having changed hit huslness on
a. the first ot r-eptemuer Inst.i therefore all persons
who know themselves indebted to him. must now
settle.
Tliers are large amounts outstanding on the books
of the lule linn of T. H. Cox At Co. All such ac
counts, as well as those of T. II. Cox, must be settled
ItnmediHtelv.
I hope all nf those Interested will give tins matter
prompt attention. T. H. ('(IX.
Halem, Nupt. 4, m. !l7tf
HEATH, DEARBORN, & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Orlswold s Block, !fd door from the comer,
8epL4,lo63. ' BALKH.
W. IIELBI A SONS, v
Jm IN RECEIPT OF A FKE8II SUPPLY OF
Genuine Dross & Medicines,
The eomtionndlng and dionenslng of Medicines will
he under the supervision of ,1. E. Of.Aitx, a practical
Driiggltt and Anntliecarv. Physicians and the public
can rely upon getting pure articles Ht
THE LOWEST RATES.
Physicians' I'reaorlptlons eoniponnded. with accn
racy, ueutneea, and ilialch, at all hours.
Corner Store. Smith's lilock, SALEM, OKKOOK.
. 8ept. 4, !Ho5. !17tf
Valuable Farm for Sale,
BEST BARGAiy JiV THE STATE.
THE subscriber will sell his land oil Hill Creek
Prairie, ten miles soutli-eaat of Htilein. consisting
of "I.') seres M0 acres pntirie and 711 acres timber on
ths ftiinliain, together wilh all hia household goods, 9
hegs, H sheep. H cows, 13 other cattle, wagon maker's
tools, blacksmith's tools, carpenter's tools, wheel
wright's tools, full sets, nnd turning lathe. There are
three Inmaes on the laud, with two orchards of splen
did frnitso hicated as lo shit two families. A large
barn and tliedat a good two-faorao wagon i 3(10 doaen
oats; about lour tons timothy Imv ; and other valua
ble articles too numerous to mention.
I have a snlemliil HEAPKK and MOWER, with a
very extensive an-l wull selected stock of farming
implemente as good as new. 1 oiler land. home, and
Mil. just ready to move into, for t!,000 t'ANlI
Utiwrtf 1 tjstirs. Come, ami see for vonrself.
sept.t.lHtVi. OTw'pd WM. H. McNElLI..
Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
J. ITI. I'liriiicntL'i'
J9 now engaged in manufacturing
HAIR, WOOL, PUIM, EXCELSIOR, and
STRA If MA TTRESSES.
Alto,
WOOL, GRAIH, AXD FL0CE BACKS,
v Tenia, Waxon Cover, cVc.
Shop at Watt It Holler's Kurnilure Ware roomt, oil
Conmierrial street, KALEU. Aug f-'l, lS65m3
STARR BROS.,
-Importers, and Wholeaale and Kctall
DKALKK-S IS i
Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
C0PPKR, LKAD, ATID I ROM PIPK,
Force and Lift Pump,
SHEET LEAD AXD ZINC. COPPER,
BRASS, (f IRON WIRE;
Aud Manufactory of
Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, and
JAPANNED WARE.
AT PORTLAND PRICKS, fOR CASH, OR
FABNKRH' RICnAXUR.
Ralem, August '!! , IMfiS. Sfttf
J. A. APPLEOATE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DALLAS, FOLK COUNTY, OHKHOX.
J. H. I'NnEIlWOOD,
ATTOHKEY AT LA W,
EUGENE CITY, OHF.UOS.
WOOL- WOOL.
BF.I.L At 11KOWN will nay ths highest price for
Wool. Hoe ns le-furs sellllltf.
Hali-m. Mar Mth. IHU.
ifur
Dr. MIDDLE, DEXTIST,
LEBANON, LINN COUNTY,
RECENTLY from the, F-Hitirn Bfitn, tnd ori-r
thirty -iuht yeurt of pntclice. haviuK itrscied
mofoUmu bam.1 of tilu )mi nkm roomt in this
(rt, wbr b will wait on th citiMiu of tli vicin
ity, on riwoiiabU tcrmi.and jfnniirtMi WncUm.
Thoae hnvinir hue. wboia or pttrta of let put In. Umt
n now tmountforUhla or Mcirw, nre init4 tn cmII
Dniyod uih parmanfntlr HIM. There shnU b
no nrhinir f UtW, or fathng out of pin rt.
T-MKb -aatrerted with (trvat mre, by the nw of pro
per inrtrnnwnu, with or withon chloroform.
(Imnii'if nnd re(fuUtinK,ud olber useful operation
performe-d-
Fertoiw from other town, or from the itonntrv,
wialmitr aiy eerf icce. mn uieke my houne tiieir home,
tan til tlie work it finished. Lelmnon. nVt. IH. IHif
GRAND BENEFIT
OF SALKM, MARION COt'NTY.
FliOM and after tl.it dst. are pronoes to sell Lnm
brr. lsilia, and hlaka as rlieap as anr other high
totted Mill in the ennuirr. Timet are nhanaed. and
w. hare ehanired the cwiit of one ver and repeat, Iu
reailjr my : wiihonl which, -'no Wel,f,iot need ap
lily Uook-keepitiKieaioetenerinallr plaedout
Vou lliat owe aa, rorae lo our oWce, Uirre t the plaoa,
ami tellle now. We rannot afford to wail i aud wlieu
we cooimen, to dun, we nerer (ret done.
-Ila wise lodar, 'tis follr to dfer.
3ml7pd J II Vlf KLIW At TO.
RELEf'T M'llOOL.
'I'MK eta eaarter ef tht ArlMel far fkhoUrlla the Prtaw
J. Utpartwiit. andv r ikt cfcarrr. f
!Hrm. Brill- Ht Catkt,
wltHMtaea M(l1DAr,tr,IT. 4lh, IhU, at her M4teee,at
lkta.fU mI lHae.lal MrMt. TaraM, S6 yt erhelar
er tee eaarur ef elevte etvSa. aaltai, Aug. tl
faflllr l.
ALL persons Iuierraie4 areJitnlijr nodfled thai all
orl'ta dne and naral'l ! H Starr, ia the Tin
tin and Htove biitineea in Halem, no to .fair let,
IMvj. sntt ba e-tM at otxa. J. II. HTaDK
naleru, Juljl :il, l-tu , , . if.lf
0,
American Exchange Hotel,
riOBKRH OP
SANSOME If HALLECK STREETS,
San rrniiclaco. '
THK proprietor of this favorite hotel would reipect
fullv inform tlie traveling public thst the
American Exchiinge having been recently enlarged
and improved In all its departments, he is now prepar
ed to oiler superior initiirejieuts to his patrons and
the public in general, lie eun now offer elegant anils
or tingle rooms for families and single rooms for gen
tlemen, nn termo tn suit the times. This house con
tains a handsomely furnltlied public parlor, beantlful '
large (lining hall, commodious and pleasant reading
nnd sitting room, together wlllt otlior facilities not
nocatiary to enumerate. Business men and travelers
will nnd tlie American Exchange second to no hotel
in the city, whether as reganls luxury, comfort ot ,
economy. The table will bo supplied wilh all the del
icacies ths season affords. Grateful for paal patron
age, the proprietor rsspectfnlly solicits a continnano '
of the public favor. iim3p3 J. W. SARGENT.
HARNESS,
$25 to $325 per Set '
SADDLES,
$7 to $100 Each.
BRIDLES,
$1 60 to $30 Each.
HIDE & U'CLEHNEH'S,
997 Hloiirgomcry Street,
EU88BLOOK,
SAN FRANCISCO.
..ALSO..
A GENERAL ASSORTIflENT
..or..
SADDLERY GOODS,
, AT PRICES
25 Per Cent. Less than any House on
r tne rucinc toust. t
THE TA13 SUPPLIED
AT AC0M MISSION.
. A Liberal Dlacount
LIVERY STABLES.
3ml7is
Power Pledged equal to any Orerihot Ii
Exmicnce.
LEFFEL'I v.
AHERICAN DOUBLE TURBIIIE.
TIIE DOUIII.E TUKUINKR, so Ioiik eiperled.
Iihvo arrived at last, and orders can now be Oiled.
We have n htrue supply of the different sises, from IU
in net mi f
That we may know the proper aisrd Wheel yon re-
nnlre, nieature your water In tlie following; way i
Take tlie width of the stream, the average depth, and
the di.'tanre It Hows in a mlnuts.
All the Wheels already in nae aire universal satis
faction, ror particulars, senn lor a ijirrniar.
Address LKKKKL Jr, MY KIW.
with Richards at McCrsken,
June Ii!tfl5 lNirtlandreKon.
Something JYcw for
Salem.
N o r m a n S m i tli, of
New York, is opening
a large assortment
Crockery, Glass-ware,
Looking-glasseH, 1 able
Cutlery, and I 1 a t e d
ware, Kerosene liamps
and Oil, Paper Hang
ings and borders, Wood
and Willow ware; in
fact, almost every tiling
wanted fortbe complete
housekeeper.- Groceries
in large stock, and of the
best qualities. Goods all
marked in plain figures,
and but one price. Ill
the above will be re
tailed at wholesale pri
ces At the sign of the
New Crockery & Gro
cery Store, Salem.
NOIIMAN SMITH.
Anprnst 14, 18r5. m3
Happiness or Misery;
THAT 18 THE QUESTION.
TIIEI'ROl'RIKTOK-tOK THE "PACinC MU
MKI'M CK ANATOMY AND HCIKNCK." base
drla mined, re(ardleM of wenae, to Isaua KKKK
(fur tlie benefit of sufferlnK hiimanilrl fnnr of Uieir
mnet IntereMinf and Instrurstro LKCTURK8, on
MAKKIAIIK. and Ita diaqualitlmiiima , N.rvirea De
bility, Premature l-erliue of Manhood, Indlireetloa.
Wwkneeaor ItepreasHH), Lues or Knervy and Viul
Power, Ike areet Mortal Kvil, and thiae aialadiea that
retail from yoathful rnlliee. eieete of mstanty, or g
norance nf Plivaidoirr and Nature's Laws.
Tlieat inealualile Lertarea bare been Ihe meant of
enllsliteninir and aarinir thouatndt, and will ha fi
wanltd KKKK on rrrelpt of Twenty tire Cents ht
potiaire ttani, by addrratlujr "Keeretary Pacifle Ma
tram of Anatomy and Science, Pine Hi rest, Haa ' res
ell" 4vie
rf"I.Hter lo ha sent Ihrnntfh Wells. Ksra At Co.
Al Ihe OIl llradquarlrr in Antral,
wn i aa roito
CONfrTANTI.T tat band, a lenre aeaon merit of
PAHUIH anal (IMiKINK ror,
TIN, COPPER, a JAPANNED WAKE,
wliirK we offer to lite public ee CHKAP at ran ba
had ia Portland. Utf KTAUat tUtOTUEkUi
Wool Wanted.
U'R will pay the MKIUKsT market raleena.
half eaWi, vae half men-handies for WtKIU
HtAIll, UtAHUOUN, at CO.
fWlrm, War l, I-W 1 Jil
Dr. W. B. SIMOMTOI,
C-IRAniUTE of tha Penntjrlranla Medical Colleaa
X of Pniladlihia, havintr permanently located ia
thia city, retpectfullr tenders ills professional services
to the cltiiens of Ralem and its vlclnitr. Office o
residence st Mrs. Bailey's houss, nearly oppoaiui tha
Eureka Rtalile, Salem, Oregon. Ity
Orleans Hotel, ,
rrentstmt, . . . VMATILLA, OBKOOS.
AMOI M. ROdlfte, Proprietor. ; ,
PlnnurtUtiUo.'iofflseallhliHoltl. Baaiafa Itkta le
th. Houm, rHCK tfhara.. tfrtf
Tlocka nnd Watrlic RcpalretJ,
NA7.R0 SMITH. Itlamat Rnalrar e fltWKi
end WATOIIlB, Udow tanvatilus Marlon teaaly,
(. u,.Bnn toerailjr, lor sutlitttt in nis partiealar
tllot. Ht It a Aolahtd. erullatl an hia
work helns wtrrtattd, . .
NA7.KO iNITH wtlffht W0 IU., anil rldei hit own korst
vara ef a man br the nam. .1 Walktr, whe It s lack
Itssed earptnttr bj trad., and Is now matndtrlas In Orteoa,
prtttndlni lo bt a Olnoh-repalrtr, N4ZB0 SMITH Is dalaf
.od work, mn In flalem, at prttint.
Auf.ai.iami. astf wazRo smith.
To Wool HHlae-r.
m THE and.ralTual dttlrit U Inform Uit Ftoek-jW--mtiUrt
of On-ton thst ht hat HOW FOR lAUfj a
I rJ flnt lot of THOHOUOH-BRKO Mtrtao laaw tad
afaaaa4assRam Lamas. Manjr ef that, anlmali aavt tasea
prtt at tht Vtlrtar the Orfe Bute Asrltaluiral laetets,
and partial lottrttttd are rtiptclfullr rtferrtd le Hi rtterds
for the bett proof ef tho eharatttr ef ths flack fro aalea
Ih.jr ar. brtil. JOHN MINTO, , ,
Brtedtr of Mtrtno fthttp, Pomena'a Hill,
iM milts south of 8altm, on tht tlift read.
P.M. Ksch saimsl warranted to ht bred at rtprtttaied.
Oil Palntlnv.
P ACLINIC RHKLTON, barlns taken letaons la
LANUHOAPK and HKAD PAINTING of w
of tba best artists In Han Praoelaoo, praposas to sir
lessons In the etrae. Hpeclmens to be seen at Isoas,
(fomery's Picture Gallery. Will also color Photo
jrrapht In oil or water colors. Halem. June 8 y
WACOUJIMDCR.
THE UNDERRIONED WOULD KRPKf'IALLT
sail ths attention of all WAOON MAKKKs lo
tha superior stock of WAOON Till BE U, now la
store, which Is otiered to ths trad on liberal terms.
OAK, AMI, AND IIICKORT PLAHK,
OAK AND HICKORY 1 POKES,
OAK AND ELM HUBS,
HICKORY AND A8U RIMS, ' '
IIUOOY at EXPHE88 HHABT8, POLES, BOWI,
Hlrkorj Allen, Oak and Hickory Srantllif,
Sawed Fflloei, Hewed Tongae, Blagle
Trecat Keck Yoke. Loag aad 8kort '
loanda. Plow Beaaii and Haa
I diet, Seat, Splndlei, Ae. die.
The abors sloek waa carefully selectee In tha Raat
arn HtaleS, sxprsssly to meet the demands of this trade.
Orders lor any of the above articles, Including
WAGON- HKKIN8, HOXE4, Hl'RINGS, fee, wlU
no promptly atteuaea to. ,
, R. II. LAW,
1 35 rront Rtreet. PORTLAND, '
aitf Opposite O 8.N.. Co.'s Wharf.
Confidential Medical Adrioe.
DR. LAWERT, -
Member of the Rogal College of Surgeeni of tnf-
land Licentiate of the Royal College of rtjrlt
, stoat of Edinburgh) jtf. D. of tho Unu
neriity of Erlangem Licentiate
of Royal Society of Apolk
ecarict. Loudon ere.
CURES 8KCRET DI8KAHKR WITHOIJT COPA.
IHA or MKIICURY. He also treats snceeetftilly
8TKKri'RKH, OLEET, SPINAL WEAKNIUW,
CUTANKOUH DIHEAKKH, and thosa who softer
from NERVOUS DEBILITT, or tha LOST POW
KKHOK MANHOOD will do well to consult Mat.
Hia DIPLOMAS may be seen at his Hones and Oflea.
OH. LA'MEBT wishes It to be perfectly under
stood that srsrv easa ia CONKIDKNTIAL. He lea
leparate waiting room for eoek patient, and eoia
pounds all his own medicines, so that In delicate eases
patient have nothinv to fear,
Orru s Hours Krom A. H. till 2 P. M. and front
A till P. H. Sundaya, from 9 A. II. till i V. M. oaly.
H0U8E AND OFFICES. '
At Ike corner of Third and C ttreeli. The entrant
to C itreel on Froni, h oppoiito the Oeiea
Steamkip Wharf, and Dr. LoiMtrft .,,
Home and IMcii are in a .
direct line three
Uoehi mil, .
JySI PORTLAND, OREOON. By!
DK. WISTARS
Balsam of Wild Cherry,
a cttaa for trial roaa or
poiKoriARY ccmAcrr.
Coughi, Colds, Bronchitu, Atthma, Croup,
Whooping Cough. Spilling qf
Blood. Liver Com
plaint, ttrr., Iff.
CONSUMPTION,
Which earrlsa off more vkllml than any other die
ansa, and which battles the skill of th Physician la a
greater extent than any other malady, often ,
IIKLDB TO THIS RBM1DI I ,
when all otliars prov InefTeetual.
AS A MEDICINE,
Rapid ia relief, soothlnif in sffsot, safe In lis operaUoa
It la Caiarpaue I
While, ass preparation, free from aolloos hgrasH.
nta, poisons, or. utinoralsi aniline; skill, eaten, aa4
timdieal kuuwledx, eom bluing all that ia valuable la
th vegetable kingdom for this class of ditssse, It It
INCOMPARABLE!
and la entitled to, merits, aad receive to enviable
appellation of
TK1 lie VALID 8 nCSIl ,
Sold by all Drnnglets, and by
KKDIrlOTOIl ft CO.,
416 and 418 front street, Has Praaeisss.
Redding's Russia Salve.
rORTI TE1IH' IiriBIKXCI .
baa fully established th superiority of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVU
' over all other besling preparations '
roR the cure or
Scald: '
Bum, Culi,
Flcih Wonndt, Boil;
ChUhlaim, llliitert, bruiict, .
Films, Piles, Erysipelas, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, injury by Splinters, Old .
Sores, Ring Worm, Frost Bitten Parti,
AND ALL CUTANEOUS DISEASES
and eruptions generally.
UDDIX.'I BIS8U 8UTI
is prompt In aetina, removes pain at ones, aad re
duce. Uit no.1 anyry looking awellinga and inflaas
mations, aa if by Hiagie tliua aflording relief and a
eompiel cur.
POR RALE EVERTWHKRK.
RKDINGTOlt ft CO., AgeaU,
apiaenai dlfl and '11 front St.. Ran Treatise.
AhMINlHTkATOIC HOTICkX
'OTICI a Sntlir slreaUiallaMaBdmlfiiW'aHlJesaaa.
ur ttweleted adatlaWraler tl ihe tale ef Ckarts
Berrjr, lau ef (amklH eawt;, Ontea, dee-d. All petti a
bavins elalau asainet aaM ttltla Bill pteatal Uimb t lew
adttlltiM al aer rttlnc Ms aillte vtet ef LafareU ht
aald eaaalr, Self aeUwivUMUd, fee ailllieieat, eaaaa ela
meelhs trow lets Site, and -all ptrtee haovws llmai tl.es
rndtbted i. nut eelaM will ptte eiat. ke.nnll.le par"''
sm. 4. ism. kaatuUUA aaaar. aa'a-
a. H, erawtaa, Alt', fsetpd
MOTIVK.
r-frtkTt nt taebel 1 lw, ttt'dla th. Oeaatf Ceett at
J Yaaihlll eranty, O.o. Al UiH day atM RehM
Be.r,aSenletraler ef Ike mum of Kteewl I. lw, dee-,
an prmala a pttlllea pravlos Um enart le treat aa seder
le srll lb. l wtale ef said S.creMd, le par Ik. S.Me aad
eapia.il f admlelelrallee. Il a im mat Tkeradep ok
eta Sir ef Oder, l", k. tit apart far tk. tHannf el eat
pMltloa, aad leal aetk. ef said tnartas ae flvea kf paMfa.
llua lor f.ar eika la Ik. Ortfoa SuueaMn M UM aeat ot
kla, .Mall ptrtee lBirM4. taal kumI Is kaeea aa th
deealloa land daim ef mM Sm'S.Ib ramhlll aad Claetaaeaa
eoontkt,Or.toa,eeelalnlhsBna serte. J.W. OOWLat,
pt i, IXted f.W avteiae. AM-y. P.. JaSe.
" ' ivnMiii. "
a CTIOW apt Cealraat la Ik. ClrsaNOeeai ef lk.le
Orrsoa for Ik. eeeatr o4 Polk. Nov. Tea, 1
1 Trtkme. plf , vs. A. Pnuwr, a.rl. T. ALM baU.
MKR,dfm.ali Te will plM lake aeilee tkelsa asttea
baa etm Mieieand tlin ,i la Ihe clma teert, aa
ahsvs BttnlMieS, for Ik retevery ef Ihe sum ef Ive ba
dnd aaS tHlji-bar dollari aad aftr-teer seals-lal aa .1
UcbMSI kt. lax levM apna yuar preperly I tatlafy law
tew, .iril thtl anleea yea sppvar la said eaarl, and aaswer
aakt plalalif 'I eoenplaHil, IW aialaM yua, If ttrvnl at Ik
eeeniy 1 Nik eiu.1 S dayi frMa Ik. eatvle. et Ikla wrH,
aad If aM etrv la aald eoaaly, ellkla Ivwly days freaa
tervtM kifeaf, Josaee4 far Ik. ant thmel Bill he kaaea
arelaet yna ( Mm earn ef Ive aaadrtd serf ilily-feejr dee
Ian eedany.fevt eaks. d. A. APPLKIATa.
avpt. II, Irtt. tAwapd SlUra.; he flaT. .
fiSAtnMrfi.tMi.vr.
Y1MIII1.I, Oeaiy carl,s.pteelvr tea, IMP Nta
to henby jrlvee I hat Tama. J. Pheddna, aSilalerSer
ef Ike Mtsle ef Madleea Miiddiia. dea'd kat Sir. k uiaa
fnr taal t.ulMnnt of Ik. mhI rtule, aad il la ardmd nf
Ike eaert lael Tkaraday Ik. tak day el Orlekar Mil kt est Par
Ike kearwis W Ike same aad far eere. ol SMrlkaUe ef th
eel aw, le b. kerd at Ike eeerl-bgaM la Ufarrtu m saat
yMoar M I- w. OTWka, V. swaae.
pi, II, leas.
S.W. Unse. Auy.
tsoepB
HOTIct
rMrklA. my deaatiM aa Marta tinmen as. left ker
T T faifctf. kiai. enko.1 any taaa. er p-maa, Nta
IsteeMlfy Up.'sene erf leUaM ker ea tfHlit. as t wig
pay as aVkii .1 net coatrttllal. r-aSpl t M UTaAK.