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Newspaper Page Textlite (Ovcau tatcu. Rkstoiutioii or thk Mail. We luive a daily imiil aguiu. Telegraphic orders to tho postmasters along the roula to deliver tlit tiinila to tlte California Binge Company wsre rncoivod lust week, nnd tlte service was resumed on tho 11 ill lutt. Tim llrnt mull lift Site riuneiito that ilsy, will reach liere on the 17th, and thereafter we hope to lie In regular receipt, of letter! and newspapers. There In u general fueling o relief in the community. . , The Company take the contract at l-IS.Odfl per an num, nnill the 30th of June next. (One report suys (375,000, but we presume the farmer li the correct one.) Our belief that even thii l above a fair price, wilt expressed last week, but It was the bolt that the Department could du without depriving ut of a niatl all winter. ' " " 1 ' The route is advertised, with othera, iu the States man to day, subdivided Into smaller contracta, and alao ae an entirety. Rervice under tlieae bida will com mence on the llrat of July, 1 KtiO. and continue four yeare. The Department nave auown goon aenae in advertising at thin early day, aud in dividing tlii) long route into aectiona. Plenty of time for deliberation by both bidden and the Department la thita eeenred, and a thorongk competition will remit. The tub-di-vision of the route baa been made upon aolittle judgmeu anil euch manifest ignorance of the country1 over which Che route paaaea, that the object desired ia quite likely to he defeated. The aectiona are too lonir and the rt.iedules not arranged equitably. For instance, the time allowed an the northern aection Corvallia to Portland tweuty five oursis ample. Indeed, It might be ahortvned a Hale without detriment, white that between Oakland and C'irvallia twenty-nine lioure ia entirely out of the question for winter. Other aimilar funltt can be pointed ont, Then the snb divisions are too long. The Arat terminna north of Portland ahould have been Salem, the next Corval lia, tbenext Eugene, then Oakland, Canyonville.Jaok aonville, Yreka. 4t.o. The time echedulua aliould have been arranged with rofeince to, and some practical knowledge of, the houra actually required to run over the road, rather than upon the bueia of distance alone. Twice aa many hours may be neceaaary oit one road aa upon another of equal length. There la time yet to correct tlieae arrora in the advertiaed arrangement, and we hope to aee it done. The next, contracta are for four yearn, and the pnhtir cuu't airord to aubmit ao long to an awkward arrangement. .,, Opposition. Tho Willamette Navigation Company have tiled their artlclea of incorporation with the Sec retary of Slute. Cupltsl stock, tilO.OOO. 1). W. Bum. aide, A- Lawrence Lovcjoy mid J.T. Appnvon ure the incorporators. The new Company own the new steam er Active, aliove the Falls, and the Oregon City Rail road, ' ft ia nail nl i that they nreaboiitto purchase the Echo above and the Fanny Troupe below. Thia will give them three new and ointn idioue ateanicra, with good portage connection nrnund, the Falla, and place them a position to accommodate the public well, The People' Transportation Company are pushiug their ba ainand canal vigoroaslv toward completion, end design to be ready to puss fricghtover the porbige in a couple of month. When tho structure la completed their fa cilities for passing freight will he bettor than ever be fore, and with excellent boat, botb on the upper and lower rivers, their accommodation to shipper and pas ecnger will be nicb aa to leave no cause fir grumbling. I'ricea nffreight and passage have been materially re duceu and the oppoaitiou will beiielit the public wheth er it docs the steamboat, mon or not. We have rumors of a fierce opposition, and ruinously low prices for the winter. We duu't know whether tbcvhire autli' rlzed or not. but if they are. they will be no iienetit In the long run to the people at Ir.rge. A healthy 'competition audi aa will keep freight down to lair living prices is desirable and necessary; but an opposition trade which will be prosecuted wlthrt determination to "tun out" the weaker partv, will he InjuriouH. There la business enougli on the Willamette to employ all the hoate, rail roads, canala, &o., now linilt or in process of construc tion, and it la very wen to Have lue ownership of mem divided hctweeu different parties ; liut such a war as will break down one or the other of the rotnpanies en gaged, can only eud in abolishing competition, and thus be disastrous to the country at large. lie reasonable, gentlemen of the steamboat ! and car ry tie and our freight as low as you can afford, but don't wage a vindictive war to your own injury and nobody's benefit. ... La hoe Steer. A lix year old tteer ahown by Thomas Croii, Esq., at the Fair, waa weighed on the aculea ia town Sunday evening week ago. II ie weight waa 2,950 poundi, and Mr. Croat eatimatea that lie had lost 150 Hit. in the ail Jays he had been at the Fair nnd on the way. Toil wonld make hi greatest weight 3,100 pouudi, and he ia without doubt the lar geat ox in the State, and probably on the (a oifio coast. Ilia owner eatimatea that he would weigh dressed 2,000 poundi. Tbil ia 67 per cent, of nil live weight and indicate! that he ia very fat. Such altera are credit to their raieers and an honor to the cnnnlry. Cool Taroct Fiiootiso We lenrn that Captain May's militia company, the Marion Rifles. promse chal lenging the rhjrnpioti company of the State, the Wash ington (iuard of this city, to a contest at target ahoit iug the exercise to conic off at, Portland between this and the 20th of the month. Oregonian. The "Marion Hides" have always taken the premium when in competinn from the Portland companies Tbey did thia last year when the "Washington Gurd" mentioned, net the com petitor. It it not rather impudent, then, to tyle the "Guard" the "champion ootnpany of the State" t Tbe "cow counties," at Portland it wont to style ut up country folks, still live, aud can out shoot any body in that metropol itan nioilliole. It simply alma a blow at the " Johnson movement" men in the Democratic party. Statesman. How now .' l-i not I'lesidrut Johnson recoiriiizrd as the leader of the nrt.it Abolition party by I lie States mart! When did it throw biin off.' It used to be. and we believe Is still, "treason" for anvlsnly to oppose "tbe living flesh aad blond" Admiui'stiation. t. e.lbe President, acrcrding to Alolition dogma. It the States fiiua opposes Johosou, will it uot be guilty of treason! Democrat, , , President Joltnaon it the recognized leader of the Abolition fatly. We dnu't "threw off" eu A oily Johnton, aud better than that, be will not "throw off" on ut Abolitinuittt. We are not opposed to Juhutun iu auytbiug, that we know of. QuAirrz Mines is Jackson Coustt. We observe by tbe Sentinel that an effort it being make to give a thorough and practical examin ation of the gold and tilver beating rjiinrtz Ttiut about Jacksonville, with improved ma chinery. We doubt not that favorable resullt will he reached,, for certainly no placer minet in the country have beta richer than those en Jackson oreek. Th Pbnch, Skutcmnos. We regret to team that the really very Cue "Peneil Sketch ingt"aat the late Fair received do pteraioin, al though one wat offered for that branoh ef tbe fine arte, and one hat been reported at takiog that premium. We learn the facta to be that piece in India ink and water colors carried off the price that wat intended for the peneil wort ; wnue lue tame piece alao received the second premium in rtattr colon. That it toe bad. Ia justice to two of the committee on thii olatu. we are informed that they have tiuee frankly admitted that they did not know tbe ditlertnce. The Emiokatiom. Large Dumbert of em! granu are arriving and aoattering themselvet over the valley. Persona who have opportuni ty to lodge, estimate total at not lest thai ten thoninnd. They are featuring over thia vaW lev. Linn. Lane, Kenton. Polk and Marios apparantly gsUiog the moat of Idea. Prkmiums Awarded at thi Fair or 1905. Tbe entry books will be forwarded to J. C, Peebles, of Salem, after aboot two weekt. aad ' from him parties can then obtain orders far runner doe en prtmiamt. t. .u. t aiti October 10th. l5. Tbe papers iu the Suit will pieate make aa Doteol tun. Who is thi Author. In a report of an aoctioneer'i tale nj neWiraed parcelt at Ad am'e F.lprets office in Washington City, we find tho following : 1 muff,.! mAli 'a V t kid o( a parkas? loaUinlog a ptinlosTaptl M ssrli M J "" '"'J and a rhanmog love leUer , all the way fnxa fottlanl, Uregnai THE LATEST. Siecliil Diapiitches to the Oregon Siutesnian. DlHptinltion of V, 8. Troops by ben. Grant. Detectives from London nrrlvc In X. T. to vtulch the Fenlaiis. Sun FranelHCO Market Report. New York. Oct. 13. A (lenernl order dated Oct. 0, issued hv Lieut, flen. Orant, amiounres an important dislrihntion of troops, both regular and vo unteer, all the volunteer oavali V eaat of the Uiasisaippl river will he at once nmstered out of the service. All aea coast forts south of Fortress Monroe, except Fort Taylor aus Jefferson will be garrisoned by colored troops. The :-eriuilte number of regiments having been select ed for that purpose, all the other' colored troops will be mustered out of service. The third regular artille ry will garrison the forts in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. The llrst regular artillery will garrison Now York harbor. The -1th regiment of ar tillery at Fort Delaware, Washington and Foote. The 5th regular artillery at Fortress Monroe, Taylor and Jefferson. The '-Id regular artillery Is assigned to the I'acitic coast. The ifrt and fith cavalry Is ordered to report to Sheridan. The 4th regiment of regular in fantry is assigned to dutv on the Cauuilian frontier. New York. Oct. IS Marshal Oooilloe, lust from North Carolina, savs that two-thirds of the reporte of cruelty to the colored people in that. Stale are latse. Advices from Kichmond say that it is feared that two of the f'ongressmen elected will not take the oath. Washington, Oct. 13 Major General Tbomna, of the Military Division of Tennessee, arrived to day He says no black troops there are being disbanded, except when there time Is nearly out, and thut all will be retained on the same terms and conditions aa white troops. New York, 13. The Herald says a number of de tectives from London arrived on the last steamer in this city, with special iustructions. It is understood that they are to keep an eye ou the Fenians, and in Inform the Knglisb guveruntent from time U) time of whatever facts may come to their knowledge in re gard to them. One or more of these detectives, it is said, depart for Chicago, where it is believed tbe Fe nlans ure organized iu greater strength than anywhere else iu America, except New York and vicinity. It is understood that tbe Feuians have lately adopted strict er vecrecv in their communication than formerly. San Francisco, Oct 10 Dispatches quote gold in New York on the 13th at 144J. Legal tenders nomin ally itij. Flour continues in good demand at (U W), and forsiandvrd brands of extra country and city, fi I'm M i for superfine and half and quarter sacks, anh-a included, equal to ,'100 barrels. Wheat Sulea 5,11110 sacks at I Ui fur No !2,aud 1 7J per 100 lbs. for No. I chiefly at latter prices. Ouis Sales 1,401) sacks at 14.'ial.ai. Heaus 1W) sacks bayous brought 3 -A , The Statesman contains later news titan any other paper in the State'. Dreadful Steamboat Explosion! , Sacramento, Oct. 13 Following iathe Union's post cript: We stop our presses tbts morning to record the horrible catastrophe of tbe explosion of the boiler of the steamer Ynaeuiile, which occurred at Kin Vista at six o'clock Inst evening, just as tbe steamer was leav ing her wharf on her down trip to San Francisco. Fif teen white passengers are killed and missing, and 34 wounded bv scalds and bruises. Twenty-tlve China men are believed to have been tost. None of the la dies on board were Injured. The steamer Chrvsopo lis. which arrived at three o'clock, brought, all of the dead and wonnded, except one body which oonlil not be recovered. The following account is furnished by one of tbe YosemWs pasnengars i Office steamer Chrveooolis, Oct. 13, ISC'), 2 p. m Ed. Vntont I undertake a painful duty in attempt lug to give you a descriptiouof the terrible disaster on the steamer Yoaemite. which occurred at the Kin Vis at Lauding last evening, and from whieb I providen tially escaiied. A few minutes past six a. in., as the ateainor waa leaving the landing, the boiler exploded, throwing the pilot house, upper cabin, and everything forward of the smoke stack, into a tolnl wreck, creat ing a scene of deal h and disaster most horrible to look upon, aud which I will not attempt to describe. All I hope to do in this letter will be give you as correctly as possible the terrible record of the killed and wound ed: J. 11. Mvers, comedian of Maguire's Opera House, killed; J. M. Fulloti, treasurer of Manure's (lwra House, killedt H. Major, ot Maguire's Opera House, killed i Win. II. Stephenson, of Mavuire'e Opera House, killed; Washburn, of Maguire's Opera House, slightly scalded ; J. H. Bowers, of Maguire's, killed i Suiherhind, of the Hank of Mritish North America, is missing; Deskeu, of tbe Central Pacific Hitilruad. is missing; A. Lirdrner, of Virginia, Nuvada, is missing; McCreadv, badly soalded ;t Patrick Hughes, badly scalded; Dennis Driscoll, deck hand, badly scalded; I. P. Dnnn.lcg broken; Jennings, check taker, badly scalded) D. Uameia, discharged sold'or from Grant's army, badly scalded; Thna. Collins, old residentof San Francisco, "badly scalded; Joseph Middleton, of Vir. gima, Nevada, slightly sealded and injured. "But-t-V ron Waiti ssn Wi.uo "' A vacancy occurring in lite Committee on Worksof Art, in which class all the printing waa entered, we are Informed that Mr. Waite, Corresponding Secretary of the Fair, had his employer, Mr. Walling, of the Farmer office, appointed to the vacancy. Tbe point to this little strategy ia observable, when the reader ia informed that Walling wua the principal contributor of ''job priutiug" for premiuma, and hie partner, Pittock, waa a eoutributor of newspaper priutiug for premiums. Walling coollv voted himirlf first premium on job printing, and bis partner, Pillock, a first premium for newspaper work i admitting that Mr. Sanson's print' ing on the Atrricvltnritt was really the best, but thut Pillock ought to have it, as he showed u w bole year of the Oregonian. and Stinsou showed butoue utiuiburof the Agriculturist, "lllessed is he thut judgeth liis own case, for then it shall be decided in hi favor." Ii Do.'T Sionirr. The "lukalitems" of the Ore- goai'aadou'l like the Salem politicians, and especially those in the Union parly. Lukalileuis ia doubtless Copperhead, and his opinion don't signify. Haciko lKTKLLiocst'X. It horsemen desire to have foil accounts of tbe great race at Sacramento, aud all ibe racing newt, they should take the Orrtron Ayri- cnttitritt. and especially get the next No. for October 14th. A Good Job. Mr. Karl lias just finished tbe tower aud cupola of the Episcopal Church iu Salem, making it the ucalcst church cupula in town, for which he de serves grent credit Pabhisi! & KKKi.1tr.R keep constantly on hand the luteat books, papers, uagazinea, &c, for sale at low prices. PlHeosAL. We acknowledge the pleasure of calls from 11 rig. Gen. Chat. A. Whitlier.of Gen. Hulleck's staff; and Lieut. MrCall oflbo Oregou Cavalry. Mae looks as natural as life and twice as handsome, since bis raid out among the " Snakes." ArcinMTALi.r Knatn. The Vancouver Rcgittin reports the accidental death ol Jobu 8witxler,ippusite Vuncotiver, by shooting. Tmakks. The employees of the Statesman and of the AytricnUurist are tinder obligations to tbe Hon. John Minto for a basket of fine pears and apples, aud for a basket of very fine grapes. Thanks are alsodue our frieuu Elkina of Albany, aud tome oilier gentle men, for a large box of the finest dahliua we have seen this year. They ought lo have been tent to tbe Stale Fair, Sold. Smith's new Mansion House In this city hi been told lo Mr. Junes ofliueua Yisla for .t't.tXK). It I take several tboesand dollars oAora lo fiaiab and furuisb it. fw" Wm H. Newell, late of the Mnntmnrrr. and Col. T. J. Dryer, heretofore connected with tbe news papers ol uregon, it is rnmorrn. are mestaoiish a new journal tn rortlana. rtreriwer. u A FISXF.R'8 0PIXI0X Of FITT0CK I'D WALLIStt'lt "FlOVHAJi." Tbit eomtnunicatloa wat written tome time ago, hot only came to hand during tho Fair : Ed. Statesman : I notice, "by authority, that voor Agriculturist it to be plowed under by tbe Plowman, to come lorlli from baietn January 6tb, I sou. Uf courts there it do topper to be need or bad Id tbe Flouman all fair no State Fair ticket! to bo electioneered apoo to procure patronage all for tbe good of tbe dear people "Uod blest thern the lorny era, orcbardtatt. mechanic, miners, all to rich, all of a tnddeo, that Ibey can tupport two arrtealtoral panert Id uretTOD, wbeo one died off here bnt a few yean ago for want of maunal aid '. it tho State 1'nnter or bit skis to well tnpplied with paper that thrr or Mr. W. eaa have enough to publish the lawt of Oregon, whtcli even the Supreme Court of our State atkt for iu vain, and plenty left lor the Ptovman ! I bopo that tbe movement lo rtart au an opposition paper at Salem on famine &., will bare tbe leodency lo just doable yoar subscription list to the AgntuJturut. I, for one. am determined to take and pay for two copies ef it in plaoe ef one, and tuil Ibe tee aiul number to a friend. And 1 eball election tioneer for yoar Agrintlisnst with any frieade most ptrseriringly. We will eeo whether the PUnrma leatet IU legitimaU field aud govt iuto indirect polities er whether it will be ttricUy a neotral ilie-t, felblling in prom set according to ius protpeottt. Frwin any aland point, there ie toaieibiog strange almut the a! lair of getting op a tecond ppr. at prtsmt, on arict;',n-e tn (1rejon. tttd be issoed at the tame place ! A r'Aima. October 6ib. ISfiJ. Gin. Conner Indian Expkuition. Fort Lanimio. Out. I. General Conner returned en Saturday from the Powder river Indian ex pedition, tlit columns will be hero in tix ilajs. The result of the campaign ia four pitohed bat tles with the Cheronnes, Sioux Arinpalioea The lost ou ouride it Captain Cole of the fith Michigan, and twenty-four men killed nod wounded. The Indian Intt wua 400 lo 500 killed and a large number wounded. The vil lages of the Arranahoei were entirely destroy ed. We captured five hundred head of horeei aud mules. Tbe Arrapahnet ackniiwlrdgo the lost of lixty-eigbl of their bravet in one battle and are now coining iu to make peace. It it thought, however, tbnt the Sioux and Chey eunet are not half whipped, and that not lest than one thnntand five hundred men aliould be stationed at Fort Conner ; and are now fearful that the Sioux and Cheyennet will come back on the rnad and Interfere with tbe mailt and telegraph'. The expedition faat been carried ' on under tho most emliarrasaing circumstance!. Not a pound of ttoret intended for the use of the expedition arrived in titnt for the use of the troops. The men are mutinous, olaitning their discharge beoante the rebellion hat end-' td, and regiments were ordered to be muttered out nlmott at rapidly at tbey arrived on the plaint. . ; ; 0. L. op tiik I. O. or (1. T. foa Onioos axn W. T. Delegates from tho several Subordinate lodges assem bled in Salem, nn Tuesday, the lid inn., and remained In sesslou four days. Thirteen Lodges were represent ed, with a uicuilairship of nearly one thnnsand A Grand Lodge was organized, embracing within its juris diction Oregon und Washington Territory . und number ing about twenty Subordinate Lodgra. Minh interest was iiianireatcd and good I'eellng and harmony marked the deliberations. The cause waa represented by those present to be In a flourishing condition In their several tncalities. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year! B. it. Krecland, of Bugene City, U.W.C, T. i Win. Herman, Dalles, O.W.C.; Miss Isabella Flint, R iselmrg. li.W.V.T. i 1). O Pearson, Ssktm, G.W.8. j Geo. H. Kiddie, Salem, U. W. T. L. E.V. Coon, Secretary. QttAKTZVii.LB SAril t'upt. Lafoltett ia erecting barracka at the mouth of the Sick-aeek-we, on the west aide of Dca Chutea and sonth-westof Mount Jef ferson. The place is christened Camp Polk. Its de sign probably ia to keep the ferocious Warm Spring' Indiana off of the city of Cjimrliville, and, prevent a repetition of tbe awful raid last year, LrT Mrs. S. A. Allnn't World's Hair Re storer aud Dressing. Yon cannot he bald or grey, and neither time nor sicknesa can blemish your Hair, if you use them. Sold by all Druggists. Agents, Hosteller, Smith, at Dean, San Francisco. .Thomas L. Cukiiv t Please send your poat-ofBce ad dress to the editor of the Statesman. . , tjT G. H. Delden is surveying a new wagon road from Portland to the Tualitin Plaius. , Fi FnniT. We are under obligations to the Rev. John Gray of Brownsville for a box of very line fruit. The apples are the finest wo have found anywhere. rF George Cook bad a loud of the finest potatoes n town las', week we have seeu this season. . Tiik U.vkindkst Ct'T or A IX. Thev (Waters 4 Clark) also have a few wheelbarrows (termed mailbsr rows by some, but more ttolitcly named Keeaidebuart), : of the same make of those on which Reeside proposed to carry tue uauy uvcriuuu man. Our Member! in Congress will please pre- tent tbe above to Mr. Iteetiila, with tbe com- plimeuti of Judge Odenoal of the Corvallia Gazette. . , . MARRIED. ' . ! At the residence of Jno. 11. MrClsns, In North Salem, Bent. 24th, by Kt-v. 1. Leslie, Hsimiel llslheuey end Alias Bluilra ju'lsmi, all of tMscuunty. At Hie resilience of Jnu. D. McCtsns, In North Salem, Oct. mil, liy Kev. T. Ilruwn, Hey. Jsiurs W. Slshl and Miss Anna Si. Jml.on, sit of this emiuty. . - , Iu3letn, Oct. IA, by KUl. CP. Clisnmsn, Samuel Lske and Miss Matilda N. IJulluM, all of this counlj. At Lafayette, Oct. ft, 1S60, by 8. 0. Adams. Alexander Reed and Miss Lsura Olds, all of Yamhill county. Special Notices. Luxuriant Growth and Beauty to the Dair. Mm. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Ucstorcr and Dressing. Tbe great unequalled Preparations for 'Restoring, Invigorating, Beautifying, and Dressing the Hair, Rendering it soft, silky, and glossy, and disposing it lo retnaiu in any desired position: quickly cleansing the scalp, urresting the fall, aud never fails to restore grey hair to Its natural color, and produce a luxuriant growth. For sale by all Druggist. Agents, Hosteller, Smith & Dean, Sail Francisco. Ciu ALL persons kuowiug themselves indebted to the firm of Jones. Reed Si Co., are requested to call and settle the tame immediately. Also, any persons having claims against the firm, either by note or ac count, are requested to present them for settlement, as lite huHiuess of the company must he closed by the 1st of December next, after which papers will be placed iu tne nanus ot oilier parlies lor settlement. ur.it. . ,niar.s, ' ' ' ' ' C. A. KKKD. Salem, Oct. IRth, ISfij. td pd A DM IX IS TRATOK'S SALE. Vf OTICE is hereby giveu, that I will sell for cash to Is the highest bidder, at public auctiou, at the cunrt linuee door iu Lllensburg, iu thecoumv of l.iirry.uud of Oregon, ou Saturday, the -till Is day of December, Lib.,, between lue tiuurs ot v o clock a. m. and a p.ni , all Ibe real uslate uf b- Olivur, deceased lure of Curry county, situated iu the aforesaid county and 'iiale, be ing a donaiiua cluim ou uueurveyud laud, aud coutaiu- mg Ha) acme. liy order of Huu. 31. li. Gregory, county judge. J. A. HAINES. Administrator. Kllensburg, Oct. Dili. llVVt. J will ATTACHMENT NOTICE. State uf Oregon, Marion eouiav. in Justice's Court for lue prucmet- of r airliulii. ItO WILLIAM I1KOCKKS. Yon are hereby noti fied that a writ of attachment has been issued against you. and vonr property anacbed to aaiisfy the demand oj Isaac Mitchell. amounting to one hundred and fifty seveu dollars and niuely-four eeiila $lo7 Di. ,iuw, unless yon snail appear latloee James u. lay lor, one of tbe justices of the peace fur Marion coun ty, and the precinct of Fairlield, al his ollico in rtt. Louis, on the Sib day of November. IStij. judgment will be rendered against yoo. and vour proHriv sold lo pay the debt. ISAAC Ml fCHIilX. Paled tins th day of Septemlier, IWu. IwJJ l olon told and Silver lining Company. Notice ia hereby given that at a meeting of the Hoard of ltirertora of this Company, held Oct. Ifah, IHtxi, an assessment of two dollars per share, being assessment Nu, Five was levied npoti the capit al -stock or said company, payable forthwith in Lulled Slates gold coin lo llie Secretary, liy order cf the board of directors. K. MALLORY, See. Salem Oct. 16th, 1K6S. wilt) Horses at Auction, rpWKLVE head of HOUSES. MARES, and 1 COI. TS will be told at public sale, al Durbhi'e Livery Stable. Salem, on SATI'lthA Y, OCT. iilst, ttt. Mw-J J. II. 6c. I. K. MOOUKS Furs, Furs. TIIK higher rnarkra price paid in CASH for, HEA VER, OTTER, MINK, and COON SKINS, by HHilARI'8 4t MrCHAKEN. Portland, Oetolwr 9. Ihi agmJ MTlCET6CREDITOR8 NOTICE it hereby given Ibal the undersigned baa been duly apfioililed administrator of the estate of Was. A. Ciilberuou, late sf Yamhill county, Ore gon, deceased. All persous having claims against the said estate will present tbe same duly authenticated to me, at Amity in said county, within aix months from the date hereof. Hy order of lb county court of Yamhill county, Oregon. A. HIlADIU'ltT, Administrator. AmHv. Oct 5. lHea 37w4 HlWnOT(yiTsSuTir!E. N'OTIC E is hereby given thai the undersianed baa been duly apo,ialsJ adunuistratur of the estate of Jobu U Forrest, late of Yamhill ronnty, Orevou, dereafd. All persons having claims agaiusl said es tate will present them tsi me at the residence of aaid deremrd in said ennnty and Stale, within the time prescribed by law, duly authenticated: and all persona iiidchted to said estate'will make payment tn me im mediately. JOHN K. FOKKr.ir, Dayton. fM 9. Ifl W Adm'r. Nllfi'4. THE andersltned have this da formed a eopart. nerabtp under the nam and Ira of F. LEVY at CO., to carry oa General Merrbattdisintt'. F LEVY, , Ralent, fVpt 1st, HWiw4i:il E. RAAH. HEATH, DEAHHOKN. .. WboUeale and Retail Dealers iu GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Griaaold's lll, k, Vd eW froai the comer, ept-4, lies. HALKM. I. o. o. r. riia-KMiA l"i-ur.. I, nn', every fCS1 tjMitweley .pUs, at il. h.li llvlmstt s - .'j'll LA- Bf'.ti,'' Is .w4 J. Q. Wiis. K ffsrrHsry. a. MIMHIM. X U. 4 Proclamation by the Governor, IN CONSIDKIIATION that certain measures highly important lo the interests of the Stale and Nation require the action of the Legislature at an earlier pe riod than the rrgulur bieliniitl session ; Thorolore, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor, I hereby proclaim and make known that a seciul see siono'fthe Ij-nislative A'semhlv of the Stsle of Or egon will be held at tbe Capital of the Slate on TUES DAY, the 1 M i day of DECEMiiEH next, al which time and place the members thereof are requested Ui attend. . In wltnesa whereof, I have hereunto set 1. 1, my bund, and caused tho great seal of the ' wv, ' State to lie adlxed, at the Executive ollico in Salem, this 5lh day of October, A. D. lHii5. By the Governor t ADDISON C. 0I11I1S. Samuxi. E. Mav. Secretary of State. !CJw4 Writ or Election. STATE OF OKEflON. as. Whereas, a vacsncy has occurred iu the ollire of memlier of the House of Hopreseutativesof the State of Oregon iu each of the following named counties, to wit i Cclackamaa, Grant, Polk, and Yumhill; Therefore, I. Aminos C. (tiuus, (ioveriior 61 the State of Oregon, by virtue of the authority vested in me as such, by the cnnsiitution and laws of'thls Slate, do hereby require und direct thut a special election be beld in each of said comities on Monday, Ilia '-Mth day of November next, for the purpose of tilling such vacnucles. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, ( and caused the great seal of the Slate lo be j I a. ( affixed, at the Executive office in Salem, this ) 6th day of Ootober; A. 0. lSiio. ily the Uoveruor i APDISON C. GI1IIIS. S a M it e t, E. Mat, Secretary of Stale. Itiwl MYERS, HUGHES, & Co,, .Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Groceries, Painte and Oils, Brushes, Putty, Alcohol, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Wood and willow ware, Dye-Stufts, Tobacco and Cigars, Ba con,1 Lard, Butter, Eggs, Oats, Potatoes, tfec Ac. Store under the Legisla- tive Hall, Ilolman's block, oc9 SALEM. 32m0 - KoM Tar Itosln, : ' T)ATENT AxleGreaae. Lard Oil, Nut Oil. Polur 1 Oil, Ncutafoot Oil. Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Linseed Oil, Coal Oil, and Bensine, ut - oct MYKUS, HUOIIKS, & CO. French Window Cilwsa, STAINED OLASS. and Figured Oluss, Gold Loaf, Oraiuing Tools, Camel and Sable Hair Brushes, Diamond Glass Cuters. Ate, ice, at. wiv oi i r.ii-, rii(tncn,.er. to. Varnishes! NOHLE & Hoar't American. Coach, Copal, lien sine, Daniar, aud Shellac Vnrnixhes, at ncill MYERS, Ill'OIUXci. CO. PAINTS. MIXED PAINTS, for painting Wagons aud Car riages, all kinds ut colon, in oil aud water, fur House Painting, ut ocm si i r.itn, in 1,111',, oi uu. Wanted for Cash, VFEW THOUSAND BUSHELS GOOD OATS, and a ton or two of good TIMOTHY SEED, at oct9 MYERS. III'OIIKS. & CO. 11AKEN up bv tbe subscriber, living 3, miles east uf . Eola, Polk co., Sopt. lHii.5, one dark brown mure, about. 13 hands high, with a very siuull white speck iu the forehead, supposed to be part Indian, and nlioiit 6 years old. Appraised bv F. Pearce. J. P., at ra. 3tiw3 VV. W. PATTISON. Notice. ' rplIERE will be a meeting uf the stockholders of L the Ualena Mining I onipanv ut Salem, Marion county, Oregon, on the I7lh day of November, IHt5, tor tne purpose oi electing omeers aa required ny law, and Iransactiug such other husitiese as aiav be neces sary. J E It K M 1 A 1 1 HKKiOS, lll.MI-.l, I, KllitiM, A S. COMEOVS, WILLIAM DUHAN, THOMAK J. DENNIS, II. MilltRIS. Oet.0, 115. S. E. DENNIS. 3'2w4pd rPAKE UP, br tbe subscriber, in Salem, between J. tne r.urcKa House and Earner's paint shop, on Friday, Oct. 6. lKUTi. a bay horse. IS bands liitrll. small slur ill forehead, both hind feet white, had on all old Mexican suiiuie, and snaffle hit bridle. The owner is mpiested to prove property, pay charges, and take mm away. J lie earn norm Is at tne Mireka House. nalein, url , IHiowlpit 1. V. MOasM AN Snlc of Iflinlnir Slock. THERE remain unpaid of ii.sessmeul No. 4 of $'2 tier share, levied July 8. Kti5, noon Ibe eanital stock of rMttitiam Gold and Silver Mining Company, lil. lUIIUWillg BIIIUUIIIS, W IT 11 , y. Q i? 2. P B 6 g P r ArriifoniSN (ol 4 H Harlan JWP 7 14 Haskell H I !l 1 ii 1 2 Jesaup S II 1 a 5 IU " 4M I 4!I7 4PH 4!HI ur I IK 'Ml 3 $11 buckiuubaiu A L S7 Boiler Oeo T 4'i4 I 4!H 4 74 Mj Mi i:i? I'M !M ,'l!l :.'.ii fc'l VI 47 llagley S liruwu Jas 1 u 1 iii'l '5 III :m 5 in I U 1 I I I !t Jackson D II 4 4 ' i Lewis (' II 2 Ifgan Wm V Hallory R V S &tsl M Ml 5 HI il I i;:i in vu :n:t 10 i Cooper F im 1 Mai 1 i;;7 2 at a i;t l Iu I M 3 71 11 10 74 io au, ir.i 1 i! Marsball MW I 6 n!iy s 111 714 iu :n .145 arm :i',7 itvt 4.'l Callanan Jaa Hfl ,0 !Hti ' Mti IM7 " IKS " IHII " l!KI " I'.fJ " ma " I !U " f'.li ' llMi " l'J7 a Mitchell it Co. a -a " a Morris M R 10 20 a Midilendorlf Iji ill I a 2 Sloat II V W7 1 1 1 2 " 2 Savier k Co. 2 Strong A L 2 Tracy E W a Waterbury II S 4 ' a, " :til 4117 im 416 4I 417 4IH i in 6 111 Cruadall C P firs 679 4iri 4; 414 I 0 HI 6 10 5 10 5 III 3 10 a 6 9 4 Corbetl II W Como P a 419 " 4-16 Carson At Porter 60S Coleman J P .'III Daily Mary ' .116 2 WoodwortbCS 4:al 4 a 4:11 4;hl 2 ' 2 ' 2 2' " 8 2 Williams U 2. 2 ' 2; " 47 H 50 IIKI 711 111 'JO "12 l 20 nn 111 211 175 III ;1t 7 I 2 Ml 1.11 11 4..I 4-'! Frazer Tliot Hl'gbse I. P Howt J U HO 1 2 w 5 in 4o5 4'Si HnntlnKton.l'P4i"l 5 10' " 714 Harlan J W P 7 2 4 " 717 23 4n 4Jd 3 6 Pursuant to law, and in compliance with an order of the board of directors of the said Haniiain Oold and Silver Mining Company, made at the -uffiee of said Company at Salem on the Hah day of August, Mu6. so many shares of each parrel of the above named stork as may be necessary therefor will be told al poblie auction, for gold or silver coin, at tbe office of tin Company on the 31st day of (MoUr, IHki. com mencing at the hoar ol eleven o'clock a. m. of said day, to pay llie delinquent asausemenu en said stork, together with Ibe cats of advertising aud eapense of sale. kl tTt) alALLObY, Kerretary. H.I.BI, Kept , l. U4 5tw El Uurirto MUrr Mining tompanr, kantlani Dltlrlrt. XJOTICK lahrreliv givea thai at a meeting of thai i Tru.lcesof said Company, held on I ha Ut day of Bepteuiber, lu, an assessment of ten rants per share ia eoin was levied upon the capital stork of said Coeapany. payable iiuHiedmlaly to tbe becreury al hit nth re in haleia. Oraaon. Any elm k on wbicb said aa seMin'nl snail reauun nngaiid ou tlu) id day of O to her, laj, will be adytrllsed on thai day aedrllnn,uenl. and onbas pavtaeiit sliall be eia'le before wilt be sold m Ibe IHth day t O.o.lr, Ihik,. to pay lias drlin qnent assassaieiit. Uyetlier with ensts of advertising nod espensra of rale. J C. CAU1 WHIIjilT. ONlca al llie eoort boost harreiary. tssirm. twpL Ui, IhOA JO FINAL SETTLEMENT. IS Coantv Coon. Polk esmaty, Orsgoti Applica tioa ! Seal arulement having Imi made by lbs administrator, of tbe estate of the hue Jamas K l oop vr, il is ihervhH-e ordered that the matter will be beard on aln4,iy, the th day of Moseinber, IHtij. And all psrsot are notifi,-! lo ap,iear and shw eanaa if auv tbey have, ttbr the lii,al atroonl sliall not be .Ilwe4. llronWrof III s, C K MtMlU, H C W hiikis. ( " ( 'cik. Cooatf Judge. Ii.lls. Vpt 24, IW.V 3lwl o o a o & 5 5 s 5. i r 3 I lOi-ITKTTKH'H ' rn.uBKATiii STOMACH BITTERS.' A prearutiou nulling PUKE OLD ESSENCE OF RYE, With all the recognised Tonic, Laxative and Anti-Bilious KEMEUIKS OF AUT AND NATUttK. Protective Properties. Prevents Fever and Ague and billions Remittent Fever, Invigorates tbe Organs of Digestiou aud tbe llowels Steadies the Nerves aud tends to Prolong Li to. Ilemedial Properties. Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Oeneral De bility, Depression of Spirits Consumption Inter mittent Fevers and all complaints arising from bodily wei-kuess, As an Appetizer, . TONIC, FKVlSu AND AGUE PREVENTIVE And all IJillious Disorders, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stand pre eminent aa the Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age, and as an ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER, they are prescribed and recommended bv all Physi cians wherever they have been introduced. The extmordinarv and increasing demand for these lUTTKRM it unparalleled .V THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, andcan be bad everywhere thrnnghont the civilized world whare newspapers are circulated or read. Almuuncs or Pamphleta, with testimony of their success from the Furmer and the Sailor from tbe Merchant and the Physician ami from the Legislative Hulls of OL'tt UNITED COUNTRY ;. may be obtained FREE of all Dealers everywhere. HODGE & CALKF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, PORTLAND, 97 Front Street, Sole Agents for the State. I'onTLAXU, July 14tb, 1863. Missas. Ho no i & CAt.in (ientt'tnen: In answer lo your letter of even, date, referring tn the Ltcennt Law affecting "1108 TliTTEH'S HITTERS," I have to sav that no License is required, coming as thev do, under the bead of Proprietary Preparations. Thia decision is announced bvlhe Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Wash ington. . . THUS. FRAZAH, V. 8. Assessor Internal Revenue, Portland, Oregon. New Firm, New Store, New Goods BROWN, COX & CO. yilOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALElU IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wincit and Ltquoi-M, Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware, . YANKEE NOTIONS, . ' Tobacco, CiKiiiN, dec. Ac. Center Store, New Brick Block, SALEM, ORECiON, Wehaveunw on hand, and are n eelving, the LARGEST and IIEST LrXTKD STOCK OF HOODS 111 line ever offered THIS SIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO! Which we propose to exchange at LOW RATES for lliitier, Eggs, Uncoil, Oats, Wheat, and Produce in general i and, rttlber than keep b.aiks, we will NOT REFUSE GOLD AND SILVER.)' , ; Pleute Call and Examine our Htock'of Tea it G millstones, Coffee & Nnila, Sugar k Axes, Syrup it lilue Vitriol, Salcratut &c WhsIi- Poclti't Kiiivot it Starch, Soups it Honey, Clot Ilea Huskcls it Piokles, Iioarda. llnne it Tamaritidi, Creaiu Tartar & L'nnl Oil ic Holier, llroonit. llniti'ttiT'a Uittcrt It Oatmeal. Dye Stiiffi it Farina. Tobacco ct'Clteoae, Cigart fi Corn llnskett, Shori'ls Ic N'atuii'gs, Citron 4: WasltTiiht. Mt-ersuliauin l'lpei & h pailet, Wood Pipes it Shut. Cunfeelintiery it Clutbet Pint, liaisint ic Mouse Traps It ico & saltpeter. Sajmou ic WooJen liowle, . Mackerel it Powder, iII.EIIV OUTFITS I. FIXLt In fact, everything usually kept in a ' Klmt-Clnni Crocerr and Proylslon Store t GOODS DELIVERED Tu all parte of tbe city, FREE OF CHARGE. Don't Forget tltft Place : oct.a,iwii. nitowrt, cox, & co. BELVIDERE SALOON, AT THE OLD STAND! WHERE will atwava be found the FINEST I1HAXD8 OK . LKIL'ORS AXD CIGARS that the Market affords. Also, a fine IIILLIAKD ROOM, containing three Tables, one of which took the premium at llie last Mechanics' Iiistiuiie Fair in California. PLAMONDON GKKKN ttalem, Oct. 2, IKTJi. Illif Card Pictures Card Pictures, SoniPlhiiiK New In Orrtfon. MONTOOMKHY & CO. having received a new apistratua from New York, are praimred to Jin, ish Card I'tcturr.s on ttu same diiv as they are takrn during winter months, or any other time, rain or snuminr, at tie. 111:1. V.! I tiAl l.9. LjT rroill 4 lo Ih plrlures taken at one silting. Mo.NTOOJIKItY Ac CO.. ' 8 lem. Kept. 2i.wl I'boiograpbera and Kerrotypists. WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY has nirs I'sao roa siistt HALF A CKNTVUV, WITH THS MIWT ASTOSISHtaO SUI'CSSS tai.'VRIKO Cotigbs, Colds, llonraenesa, Kore Throat InllurnzH, V hooping Cough. Croup, Liver ( oinpliunt. Ilroin htlls, llilliruliv ol llri-nlhina. Astbmn, and every aHuctlon of . THROAT, LUNGS, and CHEST, isixiidiko uvea CONSUMPTION. There I iwareflr one Individual In the 00m rn unity who wholly rm-ursn, dnniid f. enmrHi, from eouie one. however erKliilr develufMril.of theaiiove ymptome a iiealer. of wlm ti miiflil load to the laet Dind and nut Ui be mrym'tu diawaae in the whule mi.o(ftie. Tlt now of the "nivdiiriiial ait in" of the Wild Cher ry Tree over thii Hhm of efiiiipluitiU b wellttoownt o iireat is the irmid it haa verfornied, aud to (rtat the p4)puiarity it twi artuirMi. In thii prRtmratfim, rniid(ti the vlrtiiM of the ('her nr. Uiere are comiiiiiitfltid with It otbr inredienla of like value, thiw inomwiiiK ite value teu fthi. aud form ing a Kemiiviy wboae power Ut anolW, lo beai lo re litrve, and to cure diaeaee, eiisie in no other medicine ytt dieeovered. The onetuild mircene that hiu etUJiided the appll cation of thu inediriue tu all eaeee of PULMONARI' COMPLAINTS has iodurad mauy pbysieiaua of bigh standing to em ploy it to tbeir practice, eouie of whom advisa Its of the fad ander their own signatures. We have sjuw-e only fur Ibe names of a few of those t 8. II Kisi.sr, MI). Han Francisco, Cel. K. llotiits, M II., Kicur, Me. Ai.rxssnsa IIuih H J) , China, Me. K. r al lows, M I) , llill.N. II. W II. Wrsa, M II , Ca Viorrtit. N. V. W. H. Lrai a. M l., Aui.oro. N. Y. Assshab hull s, M 1)., liuuodbrooli, K.J. IL il. Msatm, U I)., Mansfield, l'a. The proprlotora have leitora fmai all elaasea of ear fi-llow ntiseiis. from the halls of Convreas lo llie hum. blest collage, and even from Urraud Urn sous i for lbs faioeaud virtues of WlsTsa't llsl.ssa have encod ed U Ibe "uttermost lanuas of the eartb," without any attempt on our par) lo introduce il beyond the liuiita of our own eoontry. TO CALIFORMANS AXDOBEfiOMANS. After tJeSaher I, l.l. ail genmnt WISTAR H DAI.KAM of Hll.lt t.'HERKY Jor the Pacific MsilllcvMlKSV wrapper rhirk wii hear the printed names of hoik lUru W. tTuWLt alt I 'j, . HotiuK. Mass.. and Jiihk D. Htaa. I'lansssli. lJhto,as melt as a Jar simile of the sipnn'ures of "I hi Tta,"" natroau at I'saa.,' ans" li. Wisisa, UU" . wimrt imix or wild emit is roa in t tr iii:iinox a en 4MI and 418 Krout etreet, Haa i rauoisoo, and by all diuggisis. Latest News by Steamer, WE take pleasure In announcing to our old pattona aud Ibe public 111 general, that we have JUHt iii:ckivki, Direct from the Eask and San Franelaco, The largest and Best Assortment, FALL & WINTER GOODS, consisting of the following article! t- 1 Gents' and Boys' Clothing, : , of Hit IIEST and LATEST 8TYLE8 1 Dry Goods, .', ' Fancy Goods, ' "Boots nnd Shoos, ' ' " " ' ' Hats and Caps, ; ' Groceries, - ' Crockery, i. . i u j . Glanaware, tic, that baa evor been brought to thia city, and alao that we ure onering tne same Cheaper than the Cheapest. ". Call early and satisfy yourself. All kinds of PRODUCE taken In exchange, for wbivh wa will pay the highest market price. S. miYCUGLL & CO. SBlemSept. 11, lHi'A 2Ntf A.C.BRADFORD, , ' Importer nnd Jobber In , - Mil AHD LIQUORS, Front Street, Portland. Oregon, BRANDYSt ' HISQI'IT, DtTBOUCHE, & Co. IIHII.LIOl'IN, i . HKNNK88V, ' . PI DKT. CASTILLION, aV Co., IIONNIOT.&Co., MAHO.UIST. Old Jamnicn Hum. New EiiKlnnd Hum. ' SCHIEDAM GIN. OLD TOM. . . . lTINK OLD VIIIHICIK8. J. II. Cutler, Old Bonrboit, ' Old Vir-Kfiiin, lOurrkn. , , , y. PURE WINES: Oporto Port, Burgundy Port D. G. Sf Co. Sherry, Anchor Sherry, Sauterne, '"' Angeliea. and California Utile Wines CHOICE CLARETS S . I.AHTTK, LKOVIIM.K, POinARD, CnAMHKKTini, M II, ON PANII.LAC, 1.4 BOMB, CANTANAC. CHAMPAGNE: CHAS, IIEIDSAICK, .. CABINET. ' I GREEN SEAL aud JACilUATAS. ..ALSO.. ' ' ' Ahelnthts Curaeoii, Vrruiarlh, Bittern, Syr tips, Jainiik-a GluireEti ' trnrp I'epiMTiniiil, Ten nut'R A Iv and I'orh-r. Haurlce, Cox, & Oo's Ale and Porter. And all other Case Quods pertaining lo tlit traded Merehantt and dealers are nartlcnlarlr Invited to examine my stock nutore purcnuaiugelaewliere. American Exchange Hotcf, COHNKR OP SA1SSOME tV HALL EC K STREETS, Sun Franclnco. rpHK nronrletsfir of tlili fiivnri.e hoi, would rnMti J. ftillv inform Itiu irHvellntr pitlile Umt the Amnrittin Exvlmiiiro ImsiiiK ben raeiu!y eulnrKttd nnd iui proved in nil itn deunrtnitii.u, be it now prewir ed lo otl'wr nunerior itiduce.neni lo liit Mttroni and U10 puiilin iu liOMenil. lit otm now onr eiKanltui.t or tmiiriv nHiina ior imniim him iinniw rnoma lor gen l(vm.ii, on ftrmii tn mitt lh limr Thii honM eon tttiim litttidrsomrly fumliihed pulil'o parlor. beiitifnl luiie diiiiuy hall, cmiiinodioiii and miMHaiit rtmdinir Hud ittiiiy ifHMu, loMi'llwr with & titer facilitloi not twvrwmry io euuiuHruU). iJumiieaie awu aud travelnn will find the Aitirrimn KxrliHiitfe ecuoud to no hotel intherttr. wtmtliHr hi n-uahie mxnrr, eomfurt 01 woiionif. 1 ne mm win be mippnea wit nail tlienel inu'ien tne muoii nnonm. 1 irate mi ror iwet tHilroii aifu. the nmiirietor rrnftfttlly iwilirlta a rmitlunnm-e 01 f ne piiiiiit- Tavor. -r.'in..ji.i j. w. BAKtJKN I Power I'k'dKed rqtial to in; Oremhot In txiHience. LllFFEL'H AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE. fTlllE nnl lll.K Tl HHINKS, so long expected 1. have arrived al last, and orders ean now be titled. We have a large supply of llie ditlerent sisea, from IV inches lo '. That wa amy knew llie proper aised Wheel rot re quire, measure your water III llie following way r 1'ake the width of the stream, the average depth, am ilia di. iMiice it flows III a minute. All the Wheels already iu use give niilveraal satis faction. For particulars, send for a Circular. Address LKkKKL At MVEIM. with Kieliatds aY MrCraken, Jnne 1'Jtfli Portland, Oregon. Happiness or Misery; THAT IS THE QUESTION. THR PROPRIETORSHIP TIIK "PACIFIC MU KKCM I IK ANATOMY AND SCIENCE," have dela-rained, regardless of expanse, i issue FREK (for tee benefit of suffering bumnnitrt four of iheir most Interesting and iuslrwtive LECTURES, nn MARIIIAGK. and its disiualifliailoiia i Nervous le lolily. Premature Dceltue ot Manhonil, Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Ihmi of Energy and Vila! Power, the great Social Evil, and ib'sw tnaladtee that resell from youthful follir. excesa of maturity, or ig ooranoe nf IMiysdogy and Nature's Laws. These invaluable Lectures have bean tbe neene of enlightening and saving thousands, and will la) for warded FREE on receipt of Twenty-live Cents la piwlage stamps, by addressing ''Secretary Paritte Mu seum of Anatomy and Science, Pine St reel, Haa Fran cisco" 4vis far letter Ut W sent tbrnngh Wells. Fara-n aY Co. ATI iieoiaTl I"m Jq ii iiT tFrTl iPit.5 It- at. Wilt I! SOI SB X CONSTANTLY n hand, a lri aswirtmenl of PAIILOIt aad COO HI, Ml MOV CM, TIN, COPPER, 3r JAPANNED WARE, which we nnVr lo the public ae CHEAP as ran be had in Portland. '.'if bTARR IlKoTHEK. Wool Wanted. It K will pay the HlflllKST nuirkrt rairs -imr. W half raeb.eue half merrl.sndiMfor Wmil. IIKATII, HEAItHOlIN, CO Hatem. May , l. JL riHALjiKTTMMKSf. Ol'IILASeoaniy. Oregi. N,au-e is hereby giv en tliat Joha Krlly, s.ln.lni'irslof ef the estate f II W.Hnidv. eVeaasrd, haa alee kit aeeount linal srllUinenl of said Ula. in Ibe cionly curt uf said o.i.nly. and I hat Twwtay lha mX day ef Novem ber. Iwx, la mi apail (" lbs Iwarina uf lha aarae Hy oTMerof tbaeoiiuly rnoit ol tH,atas cwinty. WM. il WILLIS. .M-;. kowUi,. o.t X'-"'"- -' II ii Dr. VV. B. SIM0.M0N, CIRADirATE of the Pennsylvania Medical College T of Philadelphia, having permanently located in this city, respectfully tender, his professional services to the citisens of Hnlem and its vicinity. Office and residence at Mrs. bailey's bouse, nearly opposite tbe Eureka Stable, Kalem, Oregon. I4y , - Orleana IIoK'l, Front strsst, . . . VMATILLA, ORKO0S. ' AMOB t. R0UIR3, Proprlsler. Pioneer tta Oo 's ofllss sl Ibis Hot, I. Bsicsre Iskente ' IhsHouss, FKICIiof chsrss. Hill Clock and Malchci RcpalritaT ; RA7.RO BM1TJI, Itlsersnt K.p.lr.r of aWM amfWATOItlS, Is now suyswlnt Msrlea smiaty, .,.,w,.Nuu.p.i7,nr vumittts in UM parnsiusr . Illn.. Uu U Snl.hu.1 , - L,. wors ni-in. wsrrsntsa. NAZKU SMITH nlghs aW lbs., scd rlHsshls ewa ksfss, , Bswsrs of a man by lbs name ot Wsllisr, wbo Is s Jsek Issscd csrpsnter by trade, and Ii now Innmlrrlng la Orstea, pretending to bs a Olriek.repslrsr. MJIO SMITH Is dslaf food aork, ey.n In 8slsm, tt arsssnl. Aut.tl.lwHS. ttltf WA7.HO gsflTH. ltji .. To Wool Baiters. "r"" ms THE onrferslgned deslrss to Inform the W1ae-' "8 rnssurs of Orrson thst he hsi NOW FOR lAbl a T J Dos lot of THOKOUUH-BRKU Merino Rams and JttaJLa Bam Lsmbs. Many ot thess snlmsls hsvs laksa prises at ths Kslrs ef the Oregon tuts Asrtsultural losnay, and partlss iotsrested ars respectfully referred to Its rscsrdt . for lbs best proof of the ohsrscter of ths fleck from srhlsa ' Ihiyarsbred, ' JOHN MINTO, . i- t, . ., firsederof Merino Sheep, Pomoaa's HIU, ... 4i mllcssoulh of 8sl.nl, on ths stsrs rsat. V. 8. Ksch s.lmsl warrsntsd te bs brsd ss renrsssnlsd. ' 7 Oil Painting. , , ,. '! PAULINE Sll ELTON, having taken lessons ia , LANDSCAPE and HKAB PAINTING of one -- -- - ,, .u,t,u.ii, eu of the best artists In Han Francisco, proposes to give lessons In tne same, hpectmens to be seen at Mont gomery s Ptoture Gallery. Will also color f bote.. graphs In oil or water colors. Salens, June 8 -y ,. , WAGON TIMBER tit . I'i'i THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ESPECIAtXT call the attention of all WAOON MAKERS te the superior stock of WAGON TIMBER, aoW la store, which ie offered to the trade on liberal tenaa. - OAK, ASH, AND HICKORY PtARK, ''1 OAK AND HICKORY SPOKES. ' ., ' OAK AND ELM HUBS, , . IIICKORT AND ASH RIMS, ; - ' ':i IIUGGY EXPRESS SHAFTS, POLES, t BOrl,' Hickory AxIm, Oak and Hickory BrantllitY Sawed Ketioet. newea lonKuet, sinKiOi,,., Treea, Neck Yokes,, Long and Hkort , ' u . JIoupUh, Plow Brums anil Haa. ; ' , dies, 8f aU, Splndlts, ic. etc. , J, Tim nliova Mlwk was sarefullv selerteil In tlie East-, - em Stales, expressly to meet I he demands of this trade. timers tor auv ot me nuove amciea, ineioaiaa' WAGON SKEItfS, HOXKS, Sl'IllNUct, 1 Ate, Will be promptly attended to. .,n,:4j.j K, II. l. T , , Ji Front Street, PORTLAND, , Sotf ' OppiwIleOS.N. t:o.'t Wharf. Confidential , Medical Advice, ; DR. LA'MERT, - , Mem tier of the Royal College of Surgeons of Enf land Licentiate of the Royal College ofPhysl- ' ctVlsa of EdinbureK; M. D.'of Ike Unh -m " I eersi'fy of Eelangem Littnttnt . ,, i i e i of Royal Society of Apotk ( eenries. Loudon Jec. ' CURES SECRET DISEASES WITHOUT COPA. IMA nr MERCURY. He also treats snecessfnllr WHICTITRKS, GLEET, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, and thoaa who snnsf mm NERVOUS DEBILITY, or the LOST POW-' ;RSOF MANHOOD will do welt to consult bin., lis Dll'LOM AS mav he seen at his House and Office, DK. LA'MER 1' wishes itto he perfectly under-' toud that every ease is CONFIDENTIAL. Us hat tparatt waiting rooms for tack patient, and eoes wuuds all bis own medicines, so that in delicate caast wilenta have nothing to fear, . . . . Orrirt Hount-Froin 9 A. M. till 3 P. M. and froet ii till P. M. Sunday!, from U A. U. UU 9 P. M. only, ' " IIOUSE AND OFFICES. .""';'" Al the corner of Third and C streets. The entrants) to C street on From, is opposite Ik One a - Steamship Wharf. and Ur.MMsrt's . ,.' i m I House and (lficls art use , : , , direct lint Arts , , . . blocks west, . , Jy3l PORTLAND, 0BEGON. 22yt 'Ml, DRAKE'S PL&RT1TIQN BITTIRS: S. T.-1860-X. The rapidity with whiek , !i.,.f mm fiiHiiP Eino Have become a HOUREIIOL6 NECESSITY throefk. out civilised nations, is without a par . ' allel in the history of : :-,', -.. i . -!., . Uieworld. ( , . t " ' ! OVER ' ; '',' - 1 TVO lllllOR, ONB HUNDRED TUBUSINB ' Were Sold In TWELVE Z2ont!ia. The Demand It Daily laereatlacl " rich Met pooh, old rbmi yoono t Lad lei, rbyilrlam and Clerfjaea riSOT. ST IT , i ,. , ,, - a I . - a . 4 liotivi-B A-s'tst..ssBSB7 r)ii i a., LfMd RTHENOTII la Ike Bjwtttm . Vigor to the Bind, asn is ' Exhausted Nature's Great RESTORER. IU elTwt, III ciiiwt of DYSPIF8IA, Loaanf Aihrlllp. WrnkurtM, T.xsm Ivc FatiMtt, Hoar Mosaiark, Ivlear lal Draaoaarar', tkc. 18 MOST EXTRAORDINARY. , ' It is composed nf the choicest mots and herbs, the the celebrated CAIJMAVA BARK. eta. all aftf served In pure Sf LiltiiX HUM. A. agsutl. Appe tisar, aud haallhy. agreeable hlimulaul, It lute aa eipial. It la solk by all mpeetahl. dealers. In every Ttvtra. Parish, Village and Hamlet, Ihroughoal North aad Heath America, Europe, aad tbe lslanda of tee .Ocean. If" None ean be genuine nnlsa bearing the prt vata United States Stamp over the eork, witk Mgatv ture ou steel pbue label of P. A. DRAKE, tV CO,, , MMIXII V DAY1M. Tl Froat Brtwi, Pertltutd, Orefoa. ' ''m0MsX AeSBlVTa Vat BtBCIIVs and tbe Tsrrltoriaa. Sept, i. IStii -3B , ALLEN'S LUNG DA itUAUI tni atatov roa ceatae Consumption, Conghf, Colds, Attica, t RO( P, DISEASE of the Til BOAT. BrrerAiiit, Pains and Oppression of Uu Ckssl or Lungs, VijxcuU hrtaOh- , ing, and oil tAe Ifctea'tte of Iks Pulmonary , , , , Urjjuat. TS aethin ia eapactoraut, allerallve, toaorifle, moW live, diatiboretle, and diuretic, which lender, it eae I if Ihs most valuable remedies khown for coring auv easet al tne ninga. n eseiwe eapeeiovatiea, aae aaasee tlie langa to throw off the phWma er aseeae, CHANGES THE SECRETIONS AND PU RIFIES THK HI.OODi hsalsllis irritated parts i gives strength to the digestive ermnst brings ike liver to lie proper actio, and naparte atrkuguS to ibe waxsle svstsm. euch Ia Mm linaisdiala mad aatiataelarT ef- feet, tbat it saw ai ranted tu break ap the meat eW In ssing rough iu a few hours' lime, If tot of loo long staieling. It ia warranted to give entire saUsoMittuej, even tu the mmt ennjiemtd rtsset of asasaasessvsi I' ll ss warraulad nut te produee eostlveaesa (wbMla Ie tin rasa with aioet reiuwliesi or nltec I lis bead, aa H eoniain. ue Opium ia snv form It ta warraated te to PKUFECTI.r HAHMI.F.SS Ie Ik asoat daueata thlld, although it la aruve aad taswerfal rsatsdv wot rvsloniHl tha systsn. There ia ua real astsssi'v -r tu many eValiis by roiisnmpiivii. when ALL. . S Ll'NU BALSAM will firevMil It, If only laava la . Hold by all IVnivlsit. Price tl per bottle. HMITif At DAVIS. Portland ilraama, -) ea, l - lieasral Aeeats las lae aaaie