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Newspaper Page Texthc Oregon tatrsnuw. An Unfoktusatb Family, There if in this city, lately arrived from California, a fami ly nf the moat unfortunate persons possible U oonoi'ive of. The father and two sons are liatllr deformed, and a younger ohild it an idiot. The deformities of the father and aona are 10 un natural and remarkahle, that if we oould prop erly desorihe them here, a description would not be believed. The father and one sou can both walk uprightly, and are able bodied in all re ipeota (are their handa and feet. The feet con list more of two enormous fingers, spread out something like the thumb and fore-finger, than natural feet and tlio hands are deformed much In the same nay. The ether deformed boy cannot walk. We cannot giro any adequate deacription of them. Those who dcairo to aee them, and contribute lomething for their com fort and necessities will have an opportunity to do so at the State Fair. Chanob of Hash. The Oregonian has been foremost in landing the California Stage Company, and condemning the department for refusing to relet the contract to them at $300, 000 per year. Last week it comes oot flat footed ou the other track says the company thought it " had Undo Sam in a tight place," and "would squeeze him," and was very prop erly snubbed by P. II. General Dennison. It thinks that we must now receive "our mails by witter," and is rejoicing at the prospect, as well it may be, for ocean mails insure 10 much addition to the business of Portaud. Tbe Ore gonian has hit on pretty near the right track what difference if it is at tbe expense of con sistency. ' Prksipent or the Willamettb Univer sity. At a meeting of the Heard of Trustees held last Wednesday evening, the Rev. Dr. Wytho, of Powell street church San Francisco, was elected President of the University. This gentleman has secured a proad eminence as a learned and soicntifio scholar. He was formerly of Philadelphia, and to bene fit his health he went into the army as surgeon ef a regiment, being an M. D, as well as D. D. lie is also the builder of a Telesoope of consid erable oelebrity. Altogether the University has been very fortunate in seouring tbe servi ces of so valuable a man. Wills, Fargo Sc Co. To Mt-ssers Wells Fargo tc Ce, and their gentlemanly and ac commodating agents, we are under lasting ob ligations for their servioes in promptly deliver ing our packages of the Statesman along the line of tbe late Daily mail roote. If it was not for this Cempany with its letter carrying de partment, it is hard to tell what an unbearable loss tbe Daily,mail would be. W. F. & Co's Express is one of tbe monopolies that returns your money's worth in servioes, besides doing a great deal for newspaper men for thanks only. A Vert Useless Lib. Tbe Slate Right Democrat vents a little of its ancient animosity to Judge Williams, in its issue of the 10th inst. by throwing upon him the entire blame of the stoppage of the daily mail. It says explicitly that Senator W. counseled the stoppage of the mail, to gratify hi "personal spleen," and be cause he was feed counsel for Ben Ilolliday and others, dec The whole statement is false false alike in letter and in spirit. Judge W. fully realizes the value of the daily mail, and has never reoommended its stoppage. The statement is a lie out of whole cloth. A oood word prom Wasco Counts'. In speaking of the State Fair the Mountaineer ays : We trust our farmers and others are making arrangements as will insure a creditable repre sentation of YVasoo county. The snooess of our county fair shows what can he accomplished with a little determination. On the score of stock it is doubtful whether any county in the State can turn oot an equal number of fine an imals. On the soote ol fruit we are fullv op to the best fruit growers of the Willamette Valley, and it certainly is desirable that specimeus from both localities be exhibited side by side. Relief- by the " Relief." The steamer Relief" brought np to this point last Friday morning, about a tou of mail, which bad acmo lated at Sacramento and San Francisco, and which belongs to this country. Many persons expecting letters, will now receive some relief to their anxiety, as from the piles at tbe post office, we should tbiuk that everybody had received a letter this itn. Tim Copper Interest. One hundred and twenty teams are now engaged in hauling oop per ore from tbe Union mine in Copperopolis to Stookton, and tbe whole number ot animals en gaged is nine hundred and sixty. If Santiam proves as good as it prospects, the day is not far distant when we will have quite as large a force hauling Copper to Salem, for shipment. Gen. Alvord. This gentleman, so long a resident of and commanding the department of Oregon and Washington has been assigned to duty io Florida. Wherever he goes, many good wishes from his old friends and neighbors here will follow bim. Sal, op Opium. The opinm smaccled in from Victoria on tbe steamship Pacific, last February, sold at Portland tbe 2d mat., at .Mar shal's sale, for $4,745 in gold coin. .Sam Poey, a Chinese merchant at Portland bought it. lie will make (1,000 probably by the porohaea Astoria Gazette. A Singular Death. The Vancouver Reg liter baa the following : About 10 o'clock one evening last week, a man whose name we have not learned was found on one of our back streets dead. He was hnng by tbe neck or throat between the tops of two leuoe pickets. New Jail Tbe Astona Gaul, notices tbe fact that Clatsop County has provided a Dew jail forhe accommodation of tbe people of that region. Episcopalian Servicr The Rt. Rev. .Bishop Scott will preach in the Episcopalian Cburoh one week from next V edneaday eve ning. Tbe public is invited to attend. C7"W. L. Adams, Esq.. lately reappointed U. 8. Collector of Customs at Astoria, has (X eeuted bonds in the required aura nf $50,000, and has entered upon the duties of bis office. Vancouver Register. We have receiv ed the first No. of the t'aneouctr Register, and placed it on our Exchange list. It is an ex cellent paper for the advancement of W. T. interests. Resigned Capt. W. J. Matbews, of the First OregoD Cavalry, has resigned his office and command. ' Tut Worxiwp Mm Mr- Bea, who was badly hart by thi stage awidcot, i awnJiot slowly. The sua wboee ana wsl brokea tu Uken to Portland by Dr. t C. Rbeltoa, who we are tufotawd hid chars of all the woqodcd awa except the caw of Mr. Be-k. Mr. Hints aad the tbe others who received alight brows, are now well. Mr. RWk hwa Intea eaueriag froca Ui Macaw oftbe enta.' THE STATE I'ltlMKK AD THE LAWS. SL'PRIUB Coitst, Pull- of Oregon, ( "-ileiiiler Term, 1MIO, ( la tlio matter of S. E, May, rVen-iary r Bum, of Hit (State nf Oregon, It li ordered hy the Court thai 8. K. May .Secretary of State of tlie stale nf Oreiruii, be rMin-t-d tu tornlih tola Court with the printed Laws of the Hint of Oregon, tar the coining In of tliecutirt to-morrow morning-, and that tlio Clerk of this Court furnish the laid Becritary of Slut" with a csrlliled copy of tlill order, lAitnt. R. Williams. Bplnilier4lh,1seS. Clerk. BTATg or Onwiow, Ilepsrtment of Situ, I sslcm, September oth, 1H1I6. f To tlio llonarable the Supreme Court of the Bute of Oregon. I hive tlie honor to acknowledge the receipt of yonr order of the 4th Inst., uifcde on tlitl l)up.rlinent for the "printed laws of the Suite of Oreeon." tu response to which I beg lesve to slate that the Hon. Court le In possession of all laws heretofore printed, with the exception of those enacted he the Legislative Assembly at their Third Kegular Session, IBM, eoplee of which were furnished the State Printer nine months since, but are not yet published and returned to this department for distribution ; hence It Is not In niy power to comply with your requisition. Tlie original laws of last Session of the Legislature art on file In this office, access to which can be had from 7 o'clock, A.M., to 0 o'clock, P.M. Very Respectfully, your Obedient Servant, Signed. Himuu. K. May, Secretary of Slate. From the above proceedings in our Supreme Conrt, it la evident that tlie law uf the State tit Ureifou are withheld Iroin the judgest and an acquaintance with the provisions of our statutes can only he had by visiting the rooms of the Secretary of Stale, and copy, iiiar the hills there found engrosse'd. Another fact is obvious, that our courts have struggled long enough in their efforts to do without law, and it is scarcely just that men should suffer for acta not known to lie improper, until, long; alter commtseion, some emission of statute law in tlie Weekly Oregonian discloses the peril. Perhaps such delay may add a few names of snuscriuera to tlie nets or tuat pttHir. It is apparent Unit the Hocrutiiry of Rtntela absolved from censure, as he has fully complied with his duty ; hut it is high time that we should know where to ap ply a liberal censure. Why are not ten months of time gtiflh'letit for the exceedingly rapid, obliging, and law abiding tilate Printer to prepare for distribution the laws passed by the lust session of our Legislature at least gutiicieut to furnish a single copy for each Court in the Htate. Not one of the Justices of the Su preme Court hut a copy of the crimiuai and justices' code, excoDl such scrape thereof as may have been found by rummaging the desks of the mumbere of tbe Assembly after the adjournment, and the other acts of that session are only found In struy copies of the Oregonian, doled out to suit the peculiar views of lue spasmodically energetic Mate fruiter, cieverat laws peculiarly adapted In the fifth district were only printed at the earnest solicitation ol tlie Judge of that district, and then not in time to save a terrible disar rangement in the workings of court business, or to en tible many ofllcers from becoming liuble to peril, without knowing how to guard themselves. Tlie ill' diligent community mny still continue to permit that an outiider cull publish several hundred copies of those laws and oiler thorn for sale, when the ritiite cannot obtain a copy, mid may also permit those cop ies to lie stored in a room in Portland, and the irre sponsible publisher secretly disposing of a copy now and then, when he fours to meet public indignat ion by selling openly, as his notice once indicated lie would do. The deluy is for tlie purpose of enabling some favorite hanger-on nf the State Printer to make a young fortune by forestalling; the sale of such cop ies, nun oetrauuing tne mate oi us uues. we turns that when our Supreme Court supplicates, in vain, for the laws, it is time for some kind of an investigation. Would not such an examination reveal some aucn state of facts us these i Thut I'M remains of paper are bought at San Fmnrisco mouths ago, ill the name of "A. U. Walling' nt sixteen dollars pur ream, and forthwith Pittock knocks at tbe Treasurer's door with a bid in Air own name, for the very same 1-14 reams, at $17,ii(l per ream, and it might turn ought that the purchaser at rmu raucisco was a nctilious one, wnue tbe presentation of the bill was rail, a bogus trans action, and that tlie same paper was sold a second tune to anotner parly in mat city. It might turn out, that from the small amount of paper procured through the generous kindness of a State olllcer, certain numbers of printed forms had been struck oil' for the State, and at least one fourth as many more for the private advantage nt the State Printer, and the paper is exhausted and forty-seven reams of paper thus appropriated are not sulUcient to accomplish tlie work. Sucb might be the revelations, turning one more item to the accumulated stocu ol facts, that work ran only be accomplished at Portland, when some private person ha? succeeded in first feath ering his own nest, at the loss of the merilorous party. We think it high time thut tlie facts shonld be known und that Mr. Pittock either acknowledge his errors, or show u the public where the blame should go. It uot guilty, let bim say so and prove it. Mountaineer. The conduct of the State Printer is totally inexcusable. The parties tu blame for the delay are Mr. Pittock himself and his "man Friday," Walling. We were told in July last, when the Statesman overhauled the matter, as an excuse, that paper bad been telegraphed for to the States, to be sent via Panama. Ev erybody knows that there bus been ample time to have prooured paper from New York since that time, and yet none has come ; and we don't believe there is any nn the way. We un derstand that the case which the Mountaineer supposes above, in relation to the 134 reams, is very near the troth ; and that instead of using the papor which teas procured, ostensibly for the Stute, much of it line been used by Wal ling in his own private job printing. As near as we can ascertain the fuels about the l:)4 reams, they are as follows t The State Printer, or Walling, or both nf them, made an estimate that 134 reams would do the job for the State ; and Mr. Wullinp accordingly en gaged that amount in San Francisco, nt $10,00 per ream; and immediately Mr. Pillock pre sents a bill to the State for the same paper at 1 17.60 per ream, which bill was not paid nor audited. They got some paper bow much, we cannot tell and oommenced printing, but, instead of using it for the State exclusively, as they were in duty bonnd to do, they printed off eight bundled copies of each signature for their own private use. The paper soon run out, and Pittock oould either not buy any more, or would not, and the work being at a dead stand still for the want of paper, the State Treasurer, to get tbe laws at all, went into tho market in San Francisco and advanced the money out of bis own pocket, and scoured 43 reams of the kind needed ; ahich, after being purchased, tnrns out to be a part of the iden tical 134 reams which Walling bad pretended to buy, and for chieh Pittock presented a bill to tlie Secretary of State .' This 43 reams was used np, Pittock taking out what was necessary to keep his private 600 copies along, and still the work was not finished, and it stopped again, and remained at a dead bait, until tbe States man took the matter iu hand. But why wait until July, and until this out rageous negligence bus been denounced by the press of the State, before sending a telegraphic order, wbenawbolo State is without printed laws t We say, again, that there can be no excuse for this long delay. Mr. Pittock has abused tbe confidence placed in bim by tbe Union party, and it is time the people were made acquainted with it. Who is to Di.am! We have m-rivrd a coramuDim- tion replying to tbe Arena's charge that the road su. pervlsor was to blame fur the late slige accidrut. No charge of that defunct concern is worth replying U and hence we do oot print the communication. From a large number of persons who have been at the place since tbe accident, we Irani but one statement about the matter; and (bat is that tbe Mad supervisor is not to blame. Ksw Fiaa. It will be seen by a notice in another eoluma that Mr. Kysr having beta appointed post master. Mr . SO Parrish and t'spU Keeler have amled their fortunes for the book and stationery trade. They will keep the lariwt and best stock of braiks and tte tiottery in the valley, and dispose of tlie same at tow prices. The gWj wir r'lureuce Sewing aiacbiDe, will also ba fuvud at their stare for sale. asi. Mrs. D. Hoble, f R ,1a, folk Cvaoly, will aotepl oar thanks fee a atafnUKrat btaqast af tvtatv-foar varie ties of flowers, sod ascwlitanylng waka was a small toasts wsightnff Iww pounds. Ale. L. t- Jndsaa, Is klaaly rvwtess- brrrd for a dok oi ins largaat ana hsawwwswst peace we wave ever sees aiiywbrrt. W e swllevs, nwvr,thy were ss- kKUd. A SaSTUW tree. A Ssw daa ago, Dr. Oissmsw, f Port land, uot SM lens f reck trow, la Cats Cs sap say's slaaa la Oibba and Cs.s vaarta Skill la forUaad. and N proeaeed aid aad stiver atlas raw of Ilea per toa. ThsractwuM pMkssI. Agate, waile at tlx -damp pile" Iks salas, a lev days ago, Mr. I. U Mserea picked ap several pisns at nek "Isyiaf rem aw," " " U prtctoas esat A. O. ahiaseoaav-OW Tmptraen Uleada, aad an Mkers rta a Xj. 1 article el IKraart sr wlaes fee fatally seas, eaasat As better Una M sead la orders ts Mr. SVsdlerd, as Portaaad. We aekaawMn tbe hver seal as, aad prs oaassa at ssaer-asnltsstt, Altai A OoaruaasTiar. Mhi arrows, Swrrttarv s Ike Uaa Cwaatp Arrkatlaral.SKMr.wlll a.eSas ear tkaaks ler a (iwiaeatai j uariUi.e sad Uskft u) tbe Uaa C-xWy fear THE LATEST. New York, Sept. 18, The sfeitiiier Ai-iadnn brings Savannah dalos to Hie 1 lib. K. M. T. Hunter, releas ed from Fort Pulaski utt parole, is a pnaseuger by ilia Aria'line, wliu is utt his v. uv boms In Vlrgini-i. Washington, Kept. 18. The V., Consul at Con stantinople in a letter to tbe Htnlo Department tinted August Ldtli, shvs it la estimated that the victims of cholera number twenty thotn-and. Tha number ot deaths iu a single day have reached one thousand. It is said that ptotmbly two hundred tliousitud of the terror-stricken Inhabitants have left the cit v. Fortress Monroe, Sept.. 17. The olllcer of the guard plut-ed over ('. C. ('lay's casemate, was withdrawn yesterday. It is believed that Clay and Mitchell will soon have their privileges extended upon their pnrole. New York, Kept. 18. Un Wieridan's military dis play along the Uio (Irande ia limiting the Imperial of rlre'ra very nervous mid by balls anil oilier entertain nieiits they endeavor to conciliate the dreaded nonu nion. Juiiruz and his Cabinet on leaving Chihuahua wont to Kl Paso, but it wus thought he would be followed by the Imperialists und be uhliged to lake refuge ou the American side of the ttto Uratide. The World's Washington special says: Judge Pascal, of Texas, and other prominent citi.ons have ai rived to urge the release of Jell'. Davie. The hotels are crowded to-day with Koulhern par ties waiting for forgiveness. Among tbe more de aionstrative are numbers of the late Itebel Congress. Tbe Huston Advertiser has a special dated Columbia 8.C.,Mept. lftth, which stales that the Convention passed witlinnt debate an ordinance against Socossiou. I'liiriy delegates voted no. - Washington, Sept. 18. The Ironclad Monailnoclt, the steamer Vainlerbilt and Tuscurora will leave on on the llrst of October for the Pucillo. They are to he attached to the squudron on that coast. These ves sels will he acrouipatiied to their destination by Com modore John Itogurs. Ulllcial Inforiiiulion lnu been received here that the Draziliau Government has uecepted as entirely satis factory, the explanations and preparation of tlie U. 8. Government for the tituiiithorixed seixure of tlie reb el pimte Florida In lliatiliau waters. LIT No dispatch this morning. Line down. Tub Fkebumbn. Washington, September 14. Lieulctinnt Colonel Williams, of tlie Freeduiuu's Bureau, who in June Inst was dis patched upon a tour of inspection through Ar kansas nnd Mississippi, reports in extenso, from St. Louis, under date of August 9th, the main facts of general interest contained therein are, that there is nn luck of employment fur negroes st $20 a month for males, and $13 fur females, with board. In addition, a lurge number are engugeil in outting wood for tlie yards along the Mississippi river, from which they are al lowed considerable profit, the residue nf the proceeds going to support the indigent of their race- The negroes who lease lauds for cnlti vation are required to puy the same rental that parties do who apply tu distinctly to the Treas ury department. In one locality three freed men's schools were established iu October last, with an attendance of 300 pupils, which has been increased to an average attendance n SOU scholars. The number requiring support from tbe government is reported tu be every where diminishing. The teachers engaged in most or the sohools Tor the blacks are paid by Northern suck-ties, and receive from t'iO to $30 a month. Many of the inhabitants who have no lack ot food, are very scantily supplied with clothingand can scarcely get through the coming winter without assistance. REBEL DISFRANCHISEMENT. Nothing ever set so uneasily upon the stom ach of a Missouri Secessionist as tbe adoption of the new Constitution of that State. It dis franchises all who, during the war. were bush whackers, guerrillas, or bridge burners ; all " Sons nf Liberty." " American Knights," or Knights of tho Golden Circle ; also all who have registered themselves aa enemies of the United Stales, in order to avoid the draft. It has prevented thousands of the butternut clad, individuals who used to glory in being " Breckinriilire Dimicrats," from exeroising the right of suffrage, showing them clearly that Jeff. Thompson was oorreot when he told his soldiers they had no rights. The Copperheads love nlnce as thty li.ve their lives, and to be shut out from it is like death to thorn. They ried to conciliate Andy Johnson, when be first became President, by spatteriia- bim all over with praise, but he was too old a bird to be caught with oliaff. He certainly did not show them much love when he suspended the writ of nuiieas corpus in the ense nt Mrs. nnrratt, hut bis Inst letter to Gov. Brownlow. of Tennessee, is certainly nauseating to the digestiou of the chivalry. We give it verbatim : " Washington, July 20, 1865. Hon. W. G. Hrownlow : I bone and I have no doubt you will see that the recent amend ments to the Constitution of the htate. as adop ted by the people, and all laws passed b the last legislature in pursuance thereof, are faith fully and fuirly executed, and that all illegal vote in the approaching election be exoluded from the polls, and the election for members of Congress be legally and fairly contluoted. When aud wherever it becomes uecesrnr to employ mice lor me executiou ol the laws and the pro tection of the ballot box from violence and fraud, you are authorized to cull upon Mujor General i nonius lor sullicient military lorce to sustain the civil authorities of the State. I have receiv ed your receut address to the people, and think it well timed, and hope it will do much good in reconciling the opposition to the amendineut of the Constitution and the laws passed by the Inst Legislature. The law mnet he executed and the civil authority sustained. In your efforts to do this, if necessary. General Tbouiaa will afford a lullioient military force. You are ut liberty to make what use you think proper with this dinpalcb. Andrew Johnson, President of the United States." The St. Louis Democrat, commenting on the above, says it is a clear and eni,liutiu commit tal to the doctrine which, of all radical measures has proved the most odious to Conservatives, Copperheads and rebels rebel disfranchise ment. The Cops might, perhups, have forgiven the President lor hanging a woman who had no vote, but to favor disfranchisement on ac count of dinluyalty, is to strike at the very life of their party. We lire very apprehensive that the Democracy will conclude that Johnson isn't sound euuugh for their churchyet. .Sucramcno lice. It Won't Pat. We observe by the cop perhead papers, that " our mutual friend," E. M. Waite, Corresponding Secretary of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, bos been making considerable capital among the "Sonl li eru brethren," by fending complimentary tick et to the State Fair along with the prospectus for bis Plowman, while he at the same time, strangely enough forgets to send compliment aries to tbe Union papers of the Stale. (We speak for the Statesman.) A membership ticket is worth Just two dollars aud a half id gold coin, sod when presented with the com pliments of the Corresponding Secretary, is a "big thing," in tbe way of honorable distinc tion from tbe " common herd." who have to cash down before they go in. The price of Mr. Waite's (that is to say Walling's) Farmer, redicitus Ploirman, is only three dollars per year, and almost am body would take tbe Plovman at that price, if tbe polite Secretary would throw in a complimentary ticket," at $2 50. Cheap enough, to be sore, but will it pay tbe Society to disperse its favors in that way! Tbe Statesman don't wan't a compli mentary it can afford In pay for the privilege of reporting our State Fair, and is more tban willing to do so. Tbe copperhead papers bare given the Ploaman immense pofle.and it looks as if Mr. Waite's paper was to be run for tbe benefit of the democracy. The Agriculturist has received nn soch one sided attentions, from either party, on a? it uill not receive them. It will have on oomtnonication with the "filthy pool of ynlitic ; and this the per pis may rely on. It is for every farmer's bouse and family, and it will neither praise or denounce his poli itiee or religion. "Pcsoi.a" tola Oastssacat. L'lx-le Sam e Tai Colleetnr will be aroaad la Ueatoo, Polk, aad Marlva enaottes. lontiny after 1'iiited Ittales Taxes. Hee ad vertissoteot DirriMt tsatii A aaivn - The dw Itn lor the Fire Department, wt ithn-g something km lliaa U tboua- I aad nooad". Cnnrs and MtitxicT Utxoar, The Kalctn inaikot la Imuntifiilly supplied with everything Iu tho produce Hue, except bacon, lard and eg. Kveiy variety of fruit and vegetables Is Iu exwm ol the demand. Very little wheat tin' come lo yet, partly on account nf the weather, lint mote on accsuot of low prices. Ws are now satisfied that the smonnt of whent raised in the valley exceeds the production of last year. Although there was less per acre this Jen r, vet that deficiency wus much ni'.re than made up by the greater number of acres In wheat this year. The Albany Journal of late dale says : I.ame nuantltles of wheat continue to he brought In to totcu by tbe farmers, the bulk of which is af ired to awuit the result ol a few weeks time upon the market. Hut llltlu lias noeii soin at any price, we nave ileum of some small lots being sold at tl III) half cash and hiilf goods but we know of none who uro willing to buy at that price st present, From the best inlnrina tiott we cun glean Irom all sources we think It probable that the market will open at 02 ( and li cents pur bush el, according to quality. The 8nlcin prices appear la another column. The following are Albany qtioliitliiiis for Huttmlny last : Wheat, 7oHOc per bushel. Outs, 4.5 J .lOo per btwh. Potatoes, 50c per bush. Flour, $1 a U 25 per I'M. Mut ter, itfhj per pound. Kggs, 'J6o tier doxen. llilrd ap ples, 8c per III. Dried peaches, lie per pound. At Portland there has been coiislilemble demand for bird and bacon ; proving the currectness of our friend Cross' advice in the last issue of the Statesman, barge quantities of California Is still being brought to Port land ; which would Indicate thut Sail Francisco will want no wbeat or flour from Oregon thla year, except for speculative re-Mipment. Tits following are Satur day's produce quotations In Portland I Wheat, new, for milling, per biwliel, tl Oals. per bush, oil) Flour, country brands, per bbl. 10 To; Flour extra, t) Apple, per box, flue, llacoti, per lb. Mi riams. 27 ; Hhoitlders, 1VJ: Kggs. per dots. 32; Hulter 3,'i ; Chickeua, spring and full grown, per dox. tr ; Po tatoes, per bushel, fine s Oulons.per 1W lbs, tliitl 60; Beans, per 100 lbs, $.I(".U 60. sr Iu speaking of the singe accident, the Stale Rights Democrat saya t During tho day the body of tlr. Adams wss brought In under charge of tlie Odd Fellows, and tlie member of that Order also took care or some of the wounded, who were of the Fraternity. This In hardly Just to tha Odd Fellows. The mem bers of that Order rendered every al.iUitn-e In their power to all the injured persons, without distinction. Ilesldes, with the exception r Mr. Adams, there was not a single Odd Fellow on board at the time of the accident, fW Dr. Blildle, Dentist, has removed to Lebanon, pur chased a homestead, and settled. Notice. Tbe ilelmick bridge on tha Liic.klninte, ou the road leading from Monmouth to C'orvallis, will lo torn up this week for repairs. It will be three weeks before tlie bridge is ready for travel again. Poi.k Co. Htatistics. Legal voters ut-1: valuation of property $1,11X1. 1 Til : military mx (1174 ; poll rax rU4; property tax .'),llH.,W: total Hiule tux tr,MI,ttl Tiik Fictitious Lawsuit, Mr. Larabee, theprnprle tor of the fictitious law-suit, meiilioned two weeks since, has withdrawn the same from Court. IV" iUrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Re. storer ami Dressing. You cannot he bald or grey, and neither time nor sickness can blemish your Hair, If you use them. Sold by nil Druggists. IfinO Agents, Hosteller, 8tuitli,& Dcun. San Francisco. X3T When you come lo the State Fair, bring along Three Dollurs, nnd subscribe for the "Oregon Agrlculturlot." MABB2ED. . At the residence of the bride's father. Sept. 20, 19. hj 3 Knlliy,.J. P., Mr. 8. Tlioinpsun llrollicrs and Will Martha Bodell, of Polk County. DIED. dept. 17. IKS, near Monmouth Mrs. Narclasa Mulkry, alfs of Luke Mulkry, aged 54 yean, 6 uuuitlis auil aO day, Illinois and Missouri papers plraie copy. In Satem, Sept. IA, Mrs. Christian McClallry, wife of An drew McCallry, aged t7 years, 4 months, Slid 15 'lays. She was a most estimable lady, In every sphere ami duty of I lire ; was a very anient ami active inemi ot me Military ami I Christian Commissions -. and lierloM la severer fell brail who knew her. Special Notices. Luxuriant Growth and Beauty to the nalr. Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer and Dressing. i The great unequalled Preparations, for Kestorlng, Invigorating, Beautifying, and Dressing the II n I r, Rendering It soft, silky, and glossy, and disposing it - lo remain iu any desired position t quickly cleansing the scalp, arresting the fall, and never fails to restore grey hair to Its natural tolor, and produce luxuriant growth. I For sale by all Druggists. Agents, Hostetler, ihnitli & Dean, San Francisco. Cm ALLOOOK'S POROUS PLASTER PAIN RK- L1EVKINO AND BTRENdTIIXNINUTlie, history of these plasters would occupy more space than esn be Siared a-lthla the limits of this advrrtlseiiienl. Suture It to say, ttist the most eminent chemists and pliyalelsne of Ihc United States snd Karope were consul ted as to Ibrlr composition. They sre made porons, so that tlie evaporation of Uie itersplrsttnn ean go on sufficiently atiere the plailrr Is applied, without, sa with other plasters, causing the acrnniolatlnn of serld Buld, which corrodes the skin snd occasions many unpleas ant sensations not necessary for tha care or sllrrlstkm ol affections for which a plspler Is ususllr applied. Indli rubber, rayrth, and other cholse gums aud essences t f the vegetable kingdom, are the msterlal Insredlenls of these celebrated plasters. While they srt possessed of all the soothing and warming qnalltlrs of almost every oilier ptsslrr of the United 8taus Dispensatory, they are without mary of their Inconveniences. In the lantmsfe nf one whs has experienced much bcneSl from their application In a chron ic disease of the kMney "They stick closer than s brother, and do not ran like a false trirnd." for weakness of tlie back, pains In the side, stomach nr chest, and for His sllevla- tlon of the pain attending rheumatism, they re without an squat. The Agent In San franriKO.WII.I.IAM T BRANPilEIITII. Offtetat Memr. Crams st Jtrigkam't, vUl take great pUaturt fa warding tks formula of Mess eeUbrated platters to alt rkyttetans vko may eiesire- to tt tt. Vomleby llnlMIK A CAI.e, tyl Portland, Orefon. A A. F. A. M. VJf rUI.KM I.onilK No. 4 holds Its r-rolr commonl. rralionson the second snd lourth Vriilays la each month. Brethren In tewl ilamllng are invltwl In atlrno. T. M.Ons.Hee'r. flllf A. McC'Al.l.:r. W. H I. O. O. P. CIIIjIKKKTa UltlliK. Nn. t. meets every r WerinesJsy evnilnf, at Its ball In llelman's ''lildlns. Druthers la sooH stsnitlnx are In vited to ... iHl. I. St. MOUUM, X. U, J. O,. WiuhX, It. eWrslsry. " WILLAKETTR EKCAMPMEMT I0-0-I.. PKOSPEt'TlJi or ihs T, OrHKIClFYT tPoiiriiiriDrnt lmvinif htn nffrrrd, il then will be ImarA ff'm the StttUtmmt, Jb tH- Gc.ti. or hUu. tl first M-m iny of f Mlwr tirnt, wmi wonililr An-uii'inl j "tin ml. with the Rimy Utle, nd of mm if lh Urrgnm St'ilnmiH, Tb pNpfr will b dtrild eirl'iirlr tu the )ntrU ol th Furiiir. Htmk lUiser. Wool flrower. Mntor, Me- clmiiir, miH Munifkvlmvr It trtlt hire runnretiom riA pohtir or pottUrvtnt, nnd will be mii4e ia U c no lite ftm) wrlruate limtor to the hornet of ell. The pHper will be iindfT f. it oriel control of s ffentlfituin in ererr wey qnahfttM. to make the paper rea'bthleand laptrurme, ent who will beaaaisitc or oriifiual papera from unm of the mwt Intelligent and nrartical farmen la me maia. xtntrm it now popo low enonifh to fipi'on iu own airnrulttinii ourial and thi paper aUall ba made wont 17 of a jreseroaa bat rilfkiiim. The tiubeeriptioB prU will b 1-1 per aimnro. in coin p Table Invanatslf iu ailvaivtf. Liml Tmter notea will tie mwHTed at carreot raiee. Money lurloaad ia nrwarm of IWrnaitrTl, leflt at oar rtat. AdvertiKra will obwrrethat the Ammltmriil will afford the beat meatM of mtrhtna' Uia rarwari, M chauira, and Bthrra tbroun limit tha Mi. A li in tied aaiubnrof adTerUwoMnUwill be recmvsMl. Addrvea, Orrgmn Aifrtemitril, 5f If sHnlem. Orttf"tt NEW ARRANGEMENTS, W. IIEL.tf sic on, k UK IX RECKIIT Of A HtKSII HLI'I'LY OF A a Genuine Drus & Medicines. Tlie eosnpoondiof aad dispwiisinir of KeIUdawa will hw andwr vliw anprrvisioa of J K Cl ass, a prartinil Onunist an-l Ap"tl"ry. Ptiyaieiaua aud tlie poblif ean rely upon et,,ns pars anirirs at THE LOWEST KATES. I'hystrlans Prsa-rlptloat e-imrw'ondd, with Sjesw rary, awntaea. and dtapaira, at all bewrs. O-n-oe fe.T- Hatilh s Ulosk, BALEU, OltKftOX dept. I, la-. .'U , no. MKKTH ON TIIK KlItsT AND TI1IUD X f Fridav Kveuities ol each month, at r BoVlork, iu their Hull, III llolman's lll-k. Brethren in good standing are invited to ail-nd. A. L. hTl.NrlON, C P llOHXKTTlOIt'H CKLKDR1TKD STOMACH BITTERS. A preparation uniting PURE OLD K8SKNCE OF RYE, With nil the recognized Tonic, Laxative and And Bil ious HEMKDIKS OF AKT AND N ATI' UK. Protective Properties, Prevents Fever and Ague and Billions Remittent Fever, Invigorates tlie Orgnns of lligustion mid the llowols .Steadies the Nerves and teuda to Prolong Lite. Remedial Properties. Curea Dyspepsia Liver Complaint General no bility, Depression of Kpirits Consumption Inter mittent Fevers aud all complaints arising from bodily weakness As an Appetiser, TONIC, FEVEH AND AGUE PREVENTIVE And all Billions Disorders, Hoatetter's Stomach Bitten stand pre-eminent aa the Greatest Medical Discovery of tho Age, and as an ALTKBATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIEH. they are prescribed and recommended by all Physi cians wherever they have been introduced. The extraordinary nttd increasing demand for these IHTTKKH ia unparalleled IN THE HISTORY OF NEDICIKE, and can be had everywhere throughout tha civilised world whare newapapere are circulated or read. Almnnncs or Pamphlets, with testimony of their success from the Farmer and the Kailor -from the Merchant and the Physician and from the Legislative Halls of OUU UNITED COUNTRY may be obtained FRKE of all Dealers everywhere. 1IODGK & OALEF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, PORTLAND, 97 Front Street. Sole Agents for the State, 1'oitTiisn, July 14tb, 1865. Mxssits. Honor, tt, Calkvi Uentlenun In answer to your letter of even, date, referring to the Lickxsk Law affecting ''H08 TKTTKli HUnTKU.V 1 have to aav that no License is required, coming as they do, under the head of Proiirielarv rreimrnltons. 1 his decision is announced bv the Commissioner of Internal ltevinm at Wash- ngtuu. THUS FUAKAK, L. B. Assessor internal lleveniie, Portland. Oregon. Latest News by Steamer. , WG tale pleasure in annimticinir to our old patrons and the pithliu iu iretieml, tliat we have JUHT 11ECEIVED, Direct from the Eust and Han F raucisco, The Largest and Best Assortment, or FALL WINTER GOOD?, cotisiltinji of the following arlirles i Gents' and Boys' Clothing, of the ItEST and LATEST STYLES i Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, t Booths nnd Slioes, Hats nnd Caps, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, &c, that ltaa ever been broueltt to tbia citv, and also that we are on'erittg the same Cheaper than the Cheapest. Call early and satisfy yourself. All kinds t rUODUCR taken In cxoliunie, for wbicn we Will puy the Inirhcst market price. R. MITCHELL & CO. Salem, RepUI. Ii3. SStf A.C.BRADFORD, Importer and Jobber In WINES AND LIQUORS, Front Street, Portland. Oregon, BKANDVSl itisoriT. nruoi'ciiE, it Co. ituil.i.ioni.v, IIKNNKSSV, IM MKT. CASTILLIOM, at Co., HllNNIOT.AC'o., MAIIQUET. Old Jmnairn Ittitn. New Eiitilnnd lliitn. SCHIEDAM GIN. OLD TOM. FINK OLD WIIIHKIKS. J. II. fuller. Old Ronrboii. Old Viridiiln, Uurrkn. Itve, V Slagg. PURE WINES j Oporto Port, Burgundy Port D. O. ff Co. Sherry, A nchor riiern, aulerne, Angelica, and California White Wines CHOICE CLARETS: I.AFITTit, i.niviii.K, roniRii, C'll4.VSiKRTIrV, KIIIjON Pt IV 1 1. 1, AC, I. A HONK, rAMTANAC. t CHAMPACNE: CHAH. HEIDSAICK, caium. r. OHEEN SEAL -i J At: lit! AT AS. ..Ai.no.. Abolmhr, 'nrnroa. Vrrinurtli, Illllersis Kyrupa, Jusnnlca lnKcr,C. nice Ftiptrsnlnf. Trn anl'. Air mul I'oiicr. Maurice, Cox, & Co'i Ale and Porter. And alt other Case floods pertaiainsT lo tha trade. Merchants and dealers are partieniarlv Invitee lo examine my stork before piin-lmsiiiat elsewhere. i.ncoi.x iioi mi:, Comer of Washinirlon and Pront Streets, PORTLAND. 1VRT-CU IIOTKL LARIIWrT !! TIIR STATS -Charge, reaaanabl.. An tlmnllMia will stletMl all the a-.au Sr.! mn, MaMtfr. an4 thtit bavvmaw the llouee free ef etisrgt, er I any other Hovse la the cay fnr So ovnw. a. turns, rroea-anee. r S.-IIOT aad COI.P RtTIIS lo the lloo.-. Ail the steamers for llrrf'ta Cur. Vancna, Mant'eella, and AHorts, land at tbe Uncoln lloaae Wharf. ftlaaolnllon otlrr. 'PUB m PARTl!Ksllll'hno(.,r. mating Men the 1 wadCTSisa a 'W Mase o KLPKI.T. WKIL A CO was thwria been diw.lred bj BHileal s.oent. All drhts doe ta - late flrat -if rirlt. w.ti a Ce. meet be paid to A. S. SUrtbT ar s. UOI.VKMITH. wh wtll.m la ihieldatlos. a. a rt.rr.LT, li. writ.. I. UIILUeMITM. Frtlaad, Ortaw Aagatl M,)aa, i Kail ('opnrtfisrshlp. cfttRandenlrnMl have this day r-m--d a e. partnership J awler IM ares aaese dl.S. SI.ri.LT CO., aad will eoelleas rasloosa at No. it Prowl M'ort. a. a. ri.rn.T. $ iiiii.psmrii. ALriuu r. ai.rr.LT. Portland, Oretwa, Aagosl sad, t-l. Sisil IICATH, DRAIIBOII5. Co.. WlKibssale and Retail Dealers io GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Griawold's Itlock, ihs door frasa tbe corner, GRAND BENEFIT OF SALt'U, MAUI0N COl'NTT. FltOM sad after this date, we propose to sell Lesa ber . Issihs, and hlabe as cheep as any other biah inoed Mill na tlie ciHintry T)nM are changed, and we bare ebaiigrwd tbe erw,iit of ene veer end repwol, tu ready pay I withmtt Whlrb, "imi Webfool need ap nly.'' Huuk hooping is aioat elfenaelly played isst 1 M that ewe as. nane In oar (Mitre, there s tbe pbsce, ens) settle now. We ceunnt afford to wait i aad w bea we eoojBHrtter to dun. we wevar g-el done. "Uej wits to-day, lie f'dlv lo defer " ui;ps ... ll.tr!tKL!.ltCO. American Exchange Hotel, CO KM ICR OF SANSOME 4- HALLECK STREETS, Sun rrunclaco. THE proprietor of this favorite hotel would respect fully Inform the traveling; public that the Amerlcitn Eatdtaiiuw liavinu been recently enlarged and improved In all Its departments, he ia now prepar ed to offer stiperiiir liiilnee.neiiia to hia rmtrone and the public In ueiiorul. He cau now utter eleirunt suits nr siukIs rooms Tor families and slntflo rooms for en tlenien, nn terms lo suit the times. This honse eon tains a handsomely furnished public parlor, beautiful larire dininx hall, commodious and pleasant reaaiiiK and siliimr room, liumlher wilh other facilities not necessary to enumerate. Ilusiness men and travelers will Und' the American Exchange second to no hotel inthecltv, whether as rruarus luxury , comfort ot economy! The table will bo supplied with all the del icacies the season adonis Orutcful for past patron alio, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance uf tho public favor. iijinllpH J. W. SAItOENT. HARNESS, $25 to $325 per Set SADDLES, $7 to $100 Each. BRIDLES, $1 50 to $30 Each. ..AT.. i HYDE '& miENHEn S3T Ivloni'ifoiiii'i'x Street, ETJSS BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO. ..ALSO.. A GEKEHAL ASSORTMENT ..or.. SADDLERY GOODS, AT PRICE8 25 Per Cent. Less than any House on inc racinc I'oasi. TIIK TltADE SUPPLIED AT A COMMISSION.' A Liberal Dlacouut LIVERY STABLES; - UmlTIa Power Pledged equal to anr Overihot In fextaience. LGFFEL'R AJIERICAW DOUBLE TURBINE. rriHK DOITIH.E TUItBINKS, sr. Ioiik expcUI. a have arrived at last, anil orders ean now ne mien. We hare a Inroe supply of tlie dinoreiil silos, from ID Inches lo Ml. That we may know the proper elwr! Wheel yon re nnire. niousuni your water in the follnwitiir way i Take the width of the stream, the average depth, and tbe di 'lance It Howe in a minute. All the Wheels already in use ulre universal satis faction. Kor particulars, send fur a Circular. Address LKKPKL dt MYKRS, with Richards cV McCraken, June I9lfl5 Portland, Oregon, Something Nac for Salc?n. Nor in anSmit h, of New York, is opening a larijre assortment of Crockery, Glass-ware, Looking-glasses, Tabic Cutlery, and I 1 a t e d ware, Kerosene Lamps and Oil, Paper Hang 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 nncc. .111 the above will be rc tailed at wholesale pri ces At the sign of the New Crockery & Gro cery Store, Salem. NORMAN SMITH. Anoint 14, 18ii5. m3 Happiness or Misery; THAT IS THE QUESTION. TitpiruopnirrroitHnp tiik "rAriric vv hKl'MI'r" ANATOMY AM) KCIENCK." have drte mined, TKarillei nf axperue, to issue KKKK Ifur the benefit of stitferina! hnmaniivl four nf tlieir mnet tiifmtinat and instrnrtiee I.Kl'l t' HKH, oa MAKKIAIIK, and Ha dlsualiltratiinis i Nervosa le bility, Hnuutture llrrllne nf Malibml, InsliiraelMHl. Weak news or llepressiim. Lnoe ,,f K.uersty and Vital Power, tlie street fwisl KtII, end llioee waladlee that result from vouthfiU fulliee. eacwsa nf maturity, or itf atmiitre nf iMiverdoirv and Nature's Laws. Tlirao Invaluable lectures have been the moans of enitgbtcnitts' and saving IhwMiiitla, and will be fur wanted 'UKKoa receipt nf Twenty ve C'eiila la pnoiaae atam. by addresoinsr Hecretary Pacific M scent of Anatomy aud Hcieiiew, line at root, Haa Kraa ciscn" Idvia loiter' to he seat ll.rrmb Wells. Kerew Ca. At lh Old llrii.qMMi-lrra 1st talrssi, will as rov so CO.VSTANTI.Y on hand, a Urve asonrfwienl of PAKLOK aad UHlKllvU MTOVKH, TIN, COPPER, s JAPANNED WARE, whlrb we "Ifer to the public ae f'HKAP a ran be bad'. 1-orll.aw. Wf TAKB IIKOTIIEM. . Wool Wanted. WK will par lo HKIIIKHT awrkel rates one. ball fasb, one half merchandise for WOOL. IIKATII, UKAIlliOUN, t). lUJeui. Mav SI l"u. l-ll Dr. W. B. 8IM0ST0X, C1HAtITATE of tha Pennsylvania Medhial Colleaw T of Philadelphia, having- permanently located ia this city, respertfilllv tenders his profossional sarvires to the citiiena nf Hatpin and its vieinitv. Ofnca and realdenre nt Mrs. Ilitiley's house, ttoarly opposite tha Eureka Ktabls, Snlom, Oregon. My Orloaim Hold, Front strstt, . . . UMATILLA, OREGON, AMOS I. ROOKRfl, Proprietor. ' Pioneer Stsii. Oo.'s offire st this Uotel. Bsggafs taken to Ihs IIouh, VKKKjef cliarire. Sotf Clocks aiid Mii7rTi7aIl'palr-d. NA7HO SMITH, lllneranl Renalrer of CUIOM snd WATOIIKIt, is no eativaaalt- Uarloa eounty, latulOrrioo ssiieralljr, lor bustusas le a --tlculsr lllns. He Is a dalshsd. oratllcal srarkmsn. all his work rielus srarranletl. NA.KO 8NITII weighs W lbs., and rlj Ills otrn horse. Beware of a man by the name ef Walkrr, who la a Jack leased earpentrr by trade, snd Is now msanderlns In Orefoe, pretending to be a Clock.repatrer. NAZKO BH1TH Is dolaf food work, even In Balem, at present. Aus.SI.IWIO, VM NA7RO SMITH. To Wool Baiiiem. TUB uncle af" s'"maters of I - J tie lot of T sleWaasBiUTi Lamhs TIIK underslirnerl desires to Inform the Ploeb. 1 ureron tnat he has NOW FUR SALE ft THOKOUUII-IIKKB Merino Haias assl Lambs. Mane of these Animals hare takast pr.ses at tlie llalrsof the Oregon Ststs Astiealtoral Boslety.. and parties Interested are respectfully referred to Its records for the best proof of the ehsraeter of the flock from whlea they are bred. JOHN MINTO, ,. Breeder of Merino Sheep, Pomona's Hltl, ' H Rillsssouth otaalem.oa the stage reaaV F. 8. Bach animal warranted lo be bred sa represented. Oil Painting. PAUMNE SHKLTON, havlna taken lessons ha LAN DSC A I' K and UK AD PAINTING of MS of tbs best artisU la Ban Franolsoo, proposes to irira lessons in the asms. Hpeclmens to be seen at Mont, gomery's Pioliirs Gallery. Will also color Photo graphs In oil or water colors. - Salem. Jnne i. y 1 WACONJTIMDER. THE CNDERSIONKD WOULD E8PEC!At,tir call the attention nf all WAGON MAKERS to the superior stock of WAGON TIMBER, now la store, which la ottered to the trade on liberal tents. OAK, ASH, AND HICKORY FLANK. OAK AND HICKORY BPOKEI, OAK AND ELM HUBS, IIICKORT AND ANII RIMS, ' ' IIUOGY & EXPRKSH SHAFTS, POLES, & BOWS, Hickory Axle, 0k nd Hickory Sraitll.f, Sawed Velloei. Hewed Tongues, Slnjle Treei, Neck Yokes, Long and Short Hounds, Plow Beams and Han dles, Scats, Spindles, c. sic. The above stock was carefully selected in the Rasi. em Riatea, expressly to meet the demands nf this trad. Orders tor attv of tho above articles, Including; WAGON SKK1N9, BOXES, 8IR1NU, etc., will be proniptlr attended to. ' -It. II. LAW, 25 Front Rtreet, PORTLAND, 33tf Opposite ORN. Co.'s Wharf. Confidential Medical Advice. DR. LA'MERT, : AfesiAer of the Royal Collets of Surgeons of tuf land i Licentiate af the Royal College of Physi dans of Edinburgh i Af. I), of the tint vertity of Erlungeni Licentiate . , of Royal Society of Apolh- , ecaries. IohiIo fre. C HIRES SECRET DISEASES WITHOUT COPA 'MIA or MKItcrUV. He also treats sncceasfnlly . STHICTURKM, OLKKT. HKMINAL WEAKNESS, OUTANKOim DIHKASW, and those who traffsr from KKRVOUS DUBILITV.tir tbe LOST POW ERS OK MANHOOD will do well to consult hint. His DIPLOMAS ninv be seen at his House and Office. DH. liA'MEK? wishes it to he perfectly nndef. stood that everv ease is CONFIDENTIAL, He km separate teatttug rooms for each patient, and oooa pounds all hie own medicines, so that ia delicate casta patients have nothltiK to fear. Orrirs Hiiuhs r'rotn V A. M. till 3 P, M. and from 6 till P. M. Sundays, from tl A. 11. till it P. M. only. UOl'SE AND omcES. At the corner of Third and C street: The entrance to C street ou Froui, is opposite the Ocian JStcnmship Wharf, and Dr. Ln! Meet's House and Offices an in a direct line three , , , blocks west, Jy3l PORTLAND, OREOON. ' 2iyV DR. WI8TAK8 Balsam of Wild Cherry, a cuaa run ivibv poaaj oy PULKONARY COHPLAUIT. Coughi, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, Spitting of Blood, Liter Com plaint, ac., Ift. CONSUMPTION, Which carries off more victims than any other dis ease, and which balHea the skill of the Physlclaa to a greater silent tban any other malady, often YIELDS TO THIS SIX IDT 1 ' when alt others prove lueffectnal. AS A MEDICINE, liapld in relief, eooihlnu; In effect, safe In Its operation It li IlnaurpaHed I While, as a preparation, freo front anaione Innredl ents, poisons, or minerals) aiiiiiur skill, acienoe , Bad medical knowledge, eonibininp; all that ia valaable ia tha vegetable kingdom for this thus oi disease, it it INCOMPARABLE! and la entitled V, merlte, and receives toe ravlabU appellatioa of THE INVALIDS riU1701 Bold by all Dmgijlils. and by RKDINGTOIf A CO., did and 4111 Kront street, Haa Vnnelste. Redding's Russia Salve, F0BTT VIAKS' IIFCSIIXCI lias fully established tbe superiority of REDDING 8 . RUSSIA SALVE over all other healing prtjparaiiona FOB THE (.THE Oe Scalds, Burns, Cuts. Flesh Wounds, Boil: Chilblains, Blisters. Bruises, Felons, Piles, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Injury by Splinters, Old Sores, Ring Worm, Frost Bitten Farts, AND ALL CUTANEOUS DIHKAHEU aud snipllous generally. REDDISV'I RCSSIA SALYI is prompt In action, removes pain nt once, and duces Ilia mnet anvry looking swellltigs and loflaaf mationa, as if by auigie thus altordiug relief anal a complete cure. VOU BALK EVEftYWUKBE. RKOINOTOM A CO.. Afwate, apl.leom 41 and I8 Front at.. Ben Franclaeo. AlltllXIHTKATOlrH NOTlrt. NOTICR U hereby siren that the enderalgaed aae bsoa de ly eppolaied adulnlalrator ol Ike estate ef Cturka Barry, law of Yamhill eoanly, Oregon, dee'd. Alt eereeaa Basing claims sgaiaat seal estate will airsosat Ikesa ts Ike eo,ler.lsnMl ot Kor mhlrwee sla miles WMt of Lafayette la said eoanty, duly sulhonlleaied, for aetHooseai, wilala sis Months from this dale, and all eocoona snowing Ikawsilvse UHl.hlod lo .old sslsU will plea e Ml. hnxedlate pafmeao. Sept. 4. lHW. klCHM OA btaaV. Ada's, tl. H. S-raw.sa, Atl'y, sswopd ESTATI ol aarbol Boor, doo'd.-te the Oeaely Cwt of Yamhill eoenly. Oregon. At ible day eomos ijee Korr.sdmlnlatfalorof Us estate ef Ba.-hel a. Bar, deed, and wrnoau a peUlloa ptajrlng the eoart le a'snt em eeder le sell Ike real soMle of serf dwaoed. le pay 'he dteis aad rsnonses of sdnilalelrsinm. tl Is ordered that Tharsdsy Ike Mh dar ef October, !, b. sot apart for Ike hserlaf ef east MUs. and that Bailee ef said srlng bo gleea be Beellea. iloe lor foer o,.ki la ike Oregon Mauoroaa to the Beat ef bin.. ad all pereona lo..rlcd. Boat land hnowa ae Ike dooalloe land claim of oak! dee'd, la Yamklll sad sease eo.alls.llrr..a,onlalnlrarao.ros. J.W.COWU, Sept. 4, Idw4 O.W Srewsae. AM'y. Co. Jodge. A CTIOIf epos Pool root- la Ike t'lrcalt Court ef Ike aula A o Oregua loe ta. eoaiay ef Holb. No. T.rm, lose J TrtkerowTpllf., ta A. aVanor, defl. Tn AI.SMCD IBU sg,n 4.oa.nl : Yoa elll pUaso take notice that an Betssa ha, keoa ooanosarod sgalnet yoa sa the elrsalt sweet, ea ahoTo monthwcl, for Ihc neotery of Ike earn ef lee aw drod and stsly-fuer dullars and flfly.fowr eonle Ibst aa Bb tsehmowl kas hooa tsrlod apoe your properly to salLw Ike oswe and thel aowoe yoe aopeer In sold court, and answer sold wtalelio; 's canplalat, Slod against yoe. If served as Ike eeeaiy ef l!k wahle loe daja from tho service ef Ike) era, sod if not orrtod In sold eoanly, wllhla twenty dsve rrosa Hr,l hereof. jialgnMnt for Ike want uWeof will be token against V"W for Ike swm ef Ive kwadred and slsly.loar eel. larseod atlT-foaf seals. d. A. APPLIOAYJt. SVpt. II, ls4A. tAwSpd Attorney for IU. " flSAl'SMTTI.KjiiST. rAMHIIXOoenty Ooert, lenlemnn Tone, lat. Nellee 1 k k.rot.y .I. ea that Tnomaa J. SOs.l,la, a-lmlnaarHef ol Ike eeteu of Uaillona ShadUon, dea d has lUrd ass seeeaeS Ibr Seal sotlrnneM of Ike said rotoSe. and a ta orders Uf Ike oeart that Thursday Ike Blk day ol Orieeef weal bo est for Ike soaring of Ike name aad he decree ol dmlttbetlea ef Ike estate, to be hoard at Ike swart-boaae la Ufatoue sa easa eoanty. By order ef d W.WWU.Ce. Jodeo. lepLll.tHe. Ovr.Uweos,Au. sewdeeT jorn'K. WHraSAa my daugbiol Ana slarla Pitman kas left tr foUer'abonoowiwiowt Boy rowse of pmeneBlten. lo Is le nollly sH om not to tract her aa my errds). so I pas woVMaefetSswatruliM- tsetpd k.M.riIatAM.