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Newspaper Page Textihc. (Oittjou statesman. Naw ak i KTKNrnt Koumnir n MamiM Knot's. Wo rejoice to bo able to chronicle the ciinlln- ami iniiomiiple'l primpcril y of 8nlmn. TIiom who tin not ki' uii lliu lookout, for evidences of our city rowtli.uro not. awnro of thu rapid adva .content we ura maltinu'. Now houses continually Kinv n on ev ery block In the rily. Imve to lie such it general observation that it causes to attract the alteution nf the old settlors. It tit here in a solid Item, pluming iu foundations broad and sure, and located on Milt erouk, in East Salem, which before one year rolls arond will wake up a quarter of the city with im clangor, hustle anil business. BIcisrs. Iraku nud Moore, tlie proprie tors of the preHent foundry and machine shops, have enarretlc,iilly commenced the construction of a foun dry and umcliitie shops a such a ncnle as will be aide to offer successful competition to any thing on the Pa cilia coast. Their Brut buildings, uow coin me need i embrace a foundry building fifty feet III lenlli by thirty feet in width, a machine shop forty- feet in leiufth hy thirty-four foot in width, two stories high, mid a blacksmith shop forty feet, by thirty feet, i and to Ibeme will be added mich other buildings and mull tioue ai the wants of (Ur. a!ley and Iho development of the country rei-nlre. Very large Uthcs and other niuchiuery have buun purchuaed in the Kurt, and are now on tin, way for this eetaUlietiment. Ail tlie ma chinery wilt be drlveu hy water power, the cheapest. uud best power ,and this item uloue will iiive the own ore a heavy advantage, over other eilublieliinentc in the State. The works will be prepared and fitted up to do all kindi uf machine work needed in Oregon, and will be able to turn out in good style anything ! from an A No. 1 Oregon plow to a railroad locomo tive. Especial attention will be given agricultural , Implements ami machinery, Menin engines and quant mills. Every farmer and every citincit of the valley will have renson to wish the new establishment great euccoss. It is a source uf wealth to all, ns it brings the manufacturer and the market closer totbefurm nuil thereby increases the valuo of both the farm mid its produce, by reducing the cojt of transportation on the manufactured article, and the agricultural pro duct. Tlie Ki'iscoi'Ai.us I.EVKK. KutwIilistanilinR the in clemency of the weather (and It was the worst we have ever experienced in Ore-run), Hie entertainment by the ladies of the Kplicopitllan Church to their friends, on hiMt Friday evening, win one nf the pleasantest social fjnthcrings ever got tip in ftilem. The spui-lott reh ilor;.'i Mr. linker was comfortably lull Hum top to outturn, ami tlie company having the freedom of live or six rooms, all comfortably warmer. It einililcd the young folks to gather to tliemicke and liuve their own pleas ure, while tlie elderly availed themselves of u like op portunity. Hur.ii a residence Is vastly preferable to a lull, where the whole company is crowded into one confused muss. - The stipcr was tip top ; and the music, furnished by Mrs, Woodworth nud Miss Liuru Hell, as alstetl by Dr. Kinvuitou and dipt, Gray, was splendid. The young folks had some line music up stnirs, also, but we did not learn the mi iocs of tlio musicians. Tbe net liriaweV am 'tint to nar el'itl, which will lie devoted to painting and furnishing the I'pi no'ial church. A Hc con IjIfb. Mr. K. II. Fiirrah called npon us and related Ihc rireumstnneei of his escape , in com pany with three other men, from a large band nf In diana, at tlio crossing of Cotionwood. on tlie Canyon City roiij. Uii statement it tubsinntiiilly (be same us the follswing, from i lie Mountaineer: The Hrst nf the while men that got across the creek saw the Indians, two on foot nud two on horseback, standing ill I ho edge of the undergrowth, this side of the creek, tin the instant one of the Indiana levelled his gnu nt tlio white mull and called out in good JCng lish,"Roys, we've got you now. Itcfore the enrages could am, llu tunll wheeled his horse, and called out to his coturadea, "Indians I" At III is inagio word the whole part v started down the road, followed by two Indians, yelling like fiends The whites were unarm ed, uxcelit ooo revolvur, and no chance was left but flight. Fortunately there was a trnili of govHriilnent wagons with a strong escort about a mile behind, and tlio men ran up to the wagons, calling out "Iuiliuna !" which ynve the escort timely warning; Tho savages rau up to within rillo shot of the soldiers, and were tired upon without elfeet. This alliiir teaches tbe ne cessity of travelers on tbe Canyon City rood carrying good arms, and beiug on their guard. Min Minn On. Tlie Willamette Woolen Manufac turing eompuny lias purchased during the past week, the extensive furniture manufactory water power, and eight acres of land, owned by Messrs. Watt & ltolter, lying on Mill creek on the east side nf Salem. We understand that It was this company which par chased the " Methodist Parsonage grounds" noticed Inst weak, and that ihey are now negotiating the pur chase of Ilia extensive tannery of llolumn &, Clark, near the above furniture factory. Wheu tbe Company secures liiia, it will have Salem surrounded, mid own the Willamette Woolen Factory, the largest flouring mill on the coast, a sash and door factory, furniture factory, tannery, and water power mill sites enough for a doseii more mills a very large success from a mall beginning. Tin Dunn Taiii. Tbe prosper-ais Arm of Cox A Ladd have lately been miking large addition not only to their stock in trade, but also to their capital stock. Mr. L.C. Wlckea, a thoroughly educated and 'accom plished druggist. Kid apothecary, lute of the leading li'iusc of It. II. McDonald Si Co., or Pan Francisco, and of fifteen years experience In tbe trade, has been taken into tbe firm, adding not only ability, hut also uousid erable means. The linn will be known bereaf'er as " Cox, Ideld & Cs." They are now prepared to do a jobbing and wholesale trade aa well as retail, so that country dealers and traders can do as well at Ibis house ar anywhere else this side of. San Francisco. Mr. Wiikes still rttsin s connection cilh his San Fran asce frieiid in the trade. Fnr.R I.bcti rk .Mr. John Anionp will deliver a lec ture. In Criswuld's Theater, next Thursday evening, nn this subject: Our social lire Its discontent. Its falsi ties and its wants."' Mr. Arnoup is a gentleman or lib-t-r.il education, much observation, sud an original thinker. He is able to make a very interesting lecture on this topic j and having hud considerable experience as a public speaker and debater, we believe that lie will. The ladies and gentlemen of Salem and vicinity arc respectfully iuvilsd to attend, and we tv pe to sea him get a good audience. Tbe lecture will be free, aud no collection taken up. Ml'iunit. A niaa by the name of William H. I a mar wae murdered about two hundred vitula trom this city, on Tuesday the Hist day nf October, by some person or persons unknown. Abont half past six o'clock in the eveaing. some of ilie citixene hearing shots fired in the direction of the City Ilrewerv.ar comiatuied by cries of some one in distress, proceeded In the direction of the noise. After a good dcul of searching, they discovered H trail giving evidence of something having been drawn niioti tlie ground, and Hfler following it about a iiundreii yards from tbe road they came suddenly npon tbe dead body ot a man, -mr'tly hidden andor tbe bnsliee. Walla Walla Stntctmnn. Wasco Cot'KTT Itsct. The Aosafaieeeraayti A closely contested race, mile heats, best two in three, carae oflf on Saturday the llth Inst, over the Wasco eonrse, hetweeu Jjiakeaey'e sorrel gelding, mid .Mur phy's rnen. The sorrel took the flret heat, running neck and neck. in l:'.A. The second waa dead heat, iu Ml J, aud the roan won the two next, in '.Ml, and J l-l;. iu a gallop. Ward's brews horse and Daveg port's ran at uiile heats, twe in three, aud Uie horse won In 1:57 J aits MS. t'orfl.An I.ictoril We have been handed cor respondence betweeu some of the membership of tbe Itspiisi church ia this place, a number of eitisene. and the liev. W. F. Boyakin, requesting Mr. Boyakin to publish ia book form the lectures be has been deliver lug iu the Baptist charrk tliia saa,ner, est the " Iso lations." Tbe lectures are very highly endorsed by the rorrespondeuts, and their publication has been proni.-ed by their aathor. A Stw WHiitr a Wsaauotsa. Mr. Matheny. having suid out lis interest at tat steam f errr. el this p.Snt. ts turning his capital into a splendid new stone wharf, j ut above tkt terry landing. Thedintensi .ua of tbe wharf will be 1K) feet Inmtage by feet la depth: anJ upon tins wharf will be erected every large warehouse, for toe purpose of storing and ship ping grain and produce nf all kinds. SoniwHir DiHui'D Capl. A.M. Durnes, who wae indicted for receiving goods from the steamer Active on board the Oruaba, below Astoria has beee foarnl guilty thereof, and assessed with a penalty of I5,OOU three times tiie value of the jwll re ceived. Acuttio Kerd. l'attersoa has beea acquitted of the charge of tuereering Hberitl riBkhana last snm ner. After the arqaittal, rattmon was seen abont the euwela of Idaho city or a few hear, and then dis appeared. The presempuoa ia that ha left for the Statee the night following his aeiuiai. Tin Wlliaevtti hid ra ed aevea feet or) last Katnr- djv after wa . at sslt a (.'nssni.iiiATin -The frcA'(a itgricnitnris.iuid the prospective I'htrmiin, Imve been consolidated, under thu liuitin at'Agrimllurut mid I'lormun,' and will be lierenfier published by Wuito ft Nehwatka. Wu egliullo kiunf that tlie psperls receiving very uucoiiragiiig suppoi't,aud tlmt its prospects lire increas ing. All excuse for not subscribing is uow removed i and we hope the farmers will give their own organ not only a living, but a paying putromige. It is by all odds the best agricultural paper ever published on the mast, unil should not oe ullowed to struggle with dif ficulties from the want uf subscribers. Mee prospectus in another column. Thk litiiKi'Ritssim.K Hbockhvmak. Conlter ia tho irrepressible groeeryuinu of Suleni. Ko matter what the other dealers do, Coulter is sura to take the wind out of their anils by some Ihuik movement, lie is a liberal advertiser, and you know what the Hcriptures suy of the liberal man. A iiaan that will advertise libenilly will always give you good bargains. This Is a sullied rule i because, if he was not a lilwrul dealer, he would not advertise at all. Iu connection with his extensive grocery, ho has a large cooper shop, aud bus just added nil extensive bakery, to be called tlie "Cap ' ilal Bakery." (Jo aud see Coulter. Oki! thousand copies sold daily. The most interest ing and exciting book ever published" The Secret Service, tlie Field, the Dungeon, and the Ercnpef ' by Hichardson, Trtbttne correspondent and member of the Colfux party. Agents wan'.ed in every county, to canvass Oregon und Washington. Address Scrantou & llurr, cure of box 33, Salem, Oregon. . , : IsDiPsauasT Echo CoxrASr. Articles of Incorporation have been flled iu ths proper utiles, Incorporating ths "Inde pendent Echo Nsvigstlon Ooiupsny ;H for ths purpose of tranipurthiK freight and psssenuers Willamette, Bsnttatu and Vuiiihill rivers; and for building sll necessary reads, rail rnsils, Ac. Capital itoek.t'.'S.OOO. Iucorporsturs, A. P. An keny, Jno. 0. Dell snd K. A. Slsrr. Utiles at astern. A Kiel Litti.k Srxcui.ATioa Our neighbors Smith and Hood, some time ago purchased tlie crop of apples of a farmer not far from town, some B.000 bushels, for the trilling sum ol $0", built a lit-y liotii and are now rapidly converting the whole pilo Into llrst rate di led fruit. C Alra. 8. A. Allnu'a World's Hair Ku. storer and Dressing. You cannot be bald or grey, and neither time nor sickness can blemish your Hair, if you use them. Sold hy till Druggist. Agents, Hosteller, Hmith, dt Dean, Sim Francisco. (ioNF, East. W. C. Myer, of Ashland Mills, the owner nf the celebrated stallion " Coberg," has goue Hast to look up, purchase and bring to this State a finer stalliou than bus ever graced 'be Oregon turf. Kmiuhant Aid Sociity. An emigrant Aid Society has been formed in Vortland, to assist Mercer's 7U0 women. Rbpudiatkd. A virtnnua old rebel, Just in from Missouri, Arkansas, nr Price's army, writes a long letter tu tho Stale Right't Dem ocrat, whiuli "gjadiluns and impresses" tlio edit nr nf that pnper, anil which is heartily recom mended to the people as genuine "stulV." The burden (if the letter ia n denunciation of Presi dent Johnson, anil a repudiation of the Review, which professes to take "great satisfaction" at the 1'resident's o itirse. We should think that repudiation from disbanded rebels, would be preferable to their endorsement detnncrncy or uo democracy. We very much regret to e tho Democracy of the Yamhill County follow tip Una dig from tho old rebel, at neighbor Hicks, in sending the advertisement of their County Convention past tho Review to the Democrat at Albany. Come now democrate ; don't net the "shah" with Hicks; he ia no worse than liush. rilB CwNSTITUTtnSAL AMENDMENT. The Governor has received the following letter from thu Secretary of State. We have no menus of ascertaining how many states have adapted tho amendment. The Governor will probably bo able to communicate that fact tu the Legislature when assembled. Dkpaktmknt of State. Washington, Sept. 21. 18(15. ( To his Exoelleticy. AimixiiN 0. Ijimia. Gov. of Oregon, Portland. Oregon : SIR: J liuietlie lienor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 1 lib ultimo, iniioi ring iitnv many States have adopted thu pro posed atnen Intent to the Constitution abolish ing ahtvery in the United States, and stating your purpose to call nn extra session of the Legislaturu of 111 Statu uf Oregon, should it he necessary prior to its regular peseiou, to accomplish the object. In reply, 1 have tu tnlnrin yon that up to' the present time this Department has been offici ally advised in the ratification uf the proposed amendment hy the Legislature of seventeen Slates, to-wit : Jilnnle Island. Illinois, Michi gan. Massachusetts. Ohio. .Yisaouri, Maine, Peunsyirama, Wisconsin Nevada. Minnesota. Kansas, New York, Coanectioat, Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee. It has not been of ficially advised nf tho adoption of said amend ment by tho Legislature of nv other State. 1 am very respeollnlly, jour obedient servant. . William h. Skvari. Tub Time Hu.ndiiku Pkincii'les. "The time-honnred principles nf Democracy." which the copperheads harp sn much about and which they declare unchangeable and immutable are becoming sadly mixed in Oregon. Those stur dy old apnstlen of Democracy. Whiteaker. O'Meara. M alone, and others of like ilk. have labored for .wars to purify the parly by driving from it all who did not understand the "time honored principle'' us they do, to mean se cession, rebellion anil the Southern Confeiler scy. that "great liomogemoua liepnblto" and they have succeeded in purifying it so thouro aglily that the priciplee have tailed to be a paring investment. Jieiice, some of thu party have manifested a disposition lately to throw off the old leaders, and try new ones, and a new let ot principles. Hut still "Democracy" never changei uot of tener than the mono does. A few months ago. Demo racy meant opposition to the war and all its results emancipation, confiscation, military arrest aud everything else which has been done since Huchannn tried to betray the Gov ernment into the bauds of rebels and Floyd stole and rauaway with the Government arms. lint now the "political guerillas iu the cop perhead party uon I see Democracy in that lent. They are -stuck" alter President John son, and their tniscegeiiated organ spina not arliciea of eluborate nonsense to prove that the President, iu suppressing the relielliou, carry ing out emancipation, and all the other "nrbt trny measures." has only beeo carrying out tbe Deniocrutio Idea. Albany Journal, DkI'IHIONU UNDKIi THK HoUKSTF.AD Law. The C nissioner of the General Land Office annotincci the following decision : F"irt Can a iire-eruptor lile hit declaratory statements upon a tract of land previously en tered under tilt Homestead lvw f Answer He can, if his declaratory state- menu are aocotnpanyed hy Ins affidavit that he had actually made bis settlement prior to ths homestead claimant. Second Can two or more parlies enter the sme trnct under the Homestead Law ? Answer 'I her cannot. The tract ibnold be awarded to one applicaut. If two or mure apply for the same tract at the same time it should be awarded to the party making the highest ma lor tlio privilrgo ot making tbe en try, and the sum tlyis bid should be credited to the tmtea rttate in me retnmi an exwss with t tncmnrnndnm of the facts. Third Can party enter under tb Home sted Li W fact upon which a pre-emptor has Olcd Ins declaratory statement I Answer Uj ea'J if he file hi affidavit that llitr is ho pre-emption settlement opan tka same, and make his entry tubjeot to the nr.. .motor's claim in case roch claim should be established after Unlit to and hearing f the parties concerned. ' FKaNKKST It." The OrtfoniM U out in t" hefty ""Mick -full "against tbe repeal of ll.e pectus contract act likewise all the other CoprerheaJ paper UK. KKiAX OOKGKO KQl'AMTV. This truly loyal gentleman, formerly mem ber of Congress from the district of Illinois, down in Egypt where he used to get over I;).(MMI votes majority over nny anti-tlavtry candidate, bus been, in tho war tho Inst four years on the Union side. Ho lately mailu a peech nt Louisville, Ky- nil the Biiti-slnvery amendment to the Constitution. Some of the inveterate enpperheadt nf Oregon will do well to study his character ane change on the slave ry question. Ho said ! I have frequently felt emotions nf amaze, nieiit and amusement at the holy horror with which mine stump orator nf quondam slave Slates deprecate what hey alfeot to lielievo are tho intentions of Congress (should this nmeutlment be adopted) in regard to one ques tion over which it does ncotirr te me every sane man with a thimble full of brains in hit head ought to know Congress can have noJnris diotinn, I allude, of course, to the dehcato quertion nf social intercourse. Laughter. How can Congress pass a law to make any one white man any that another white man nr black man shall he his guest or companion ? Social intercourse will regulate itself and at tbe lame time it will regulate all questions of quality and equality belonging to tlie private walks of social life. To those gentlemen I will soy that I was horn and reared nn free toil ; that there I never saw a black man with a white wife, or a white man with a black wife. Laughter and applansn. ' ' There white people are white people, and there black people are black people i whereas, I Bud throughout the South "kinkyheads" al most as white as anybody. Great applause. It ia an unfortunate tiling for the negroes in the South that they take their statin from their mother. If from the father they would he al most as universally free as they are slaves. Laughter. The truth is, that the practical amalgamatinnists are the Southern people. I was told art amnsing story Inst winter w hile in Savannah, to this effect t There was before the Legislature of Georgia a hill to expatriate all the free negroes in the Statu. Against the burbarniit measure the citizens of Savannah entered a most pathtitio protest. A remoii strnnoe went up from that good city to tho Legislature, signed by almosteverybody. The reason for the reinnnstrnnoe, it was said by I ho friends of the measure was, that everybody in Savannah were kinfolks. Laughter. Politics East op the Mountanih. In peaking of President Johnson's policy of re construction, the Mountaineer suya : His project of reconstruction was never meant for an " experiment j" it wa intended to ho carried into execution with all the vigor he can infuse into it. There ii no earthly probability that it will be retracted or materially modified. It then only remains, lor those who indorse tho present project to come op to his support with a will. No weak and uncertain support will meet the requirements of thu case. If the Union .organization, without hypocrisy,- en dorse! the President in his work of betiifioenue. it can command the votes ufssthe vast majority of tlie inhabitants east uf thel)ascade, beyond question. Without this is done freely and cheerfully, the battle u ill lie a hard one. As far as tlio eastern district is concerned, it ia be yond dispute the sentiment nf the Union party to endorse tho conduct nf the President, ami to follow his acts out to their logical consequeuoes. 811AMBFUL. When any Union man coin plains to Pittnuk about publishing an much Copperheadism, he lays the blame on Mr. Ire land, the Deniocrutio local, but (till keeps Ire land grinding nwny. ' EFThe ironclad Monitor Comanche, is ready to use ita gum uu any enemy upproaching San Francisco. Al.L tbe railroads constructing In Calironiia are being pushed lorwanl with the utmost energy, hurrying along the good time coming. HIED. I Near rtiilillinlly, Nov. 18, ot consumption, airs. Mlssmirl Ann Dottiiltiii. wife nt G. H. DowuluB.aiie.tl 4 Years. 1 muiilli ami lit days. THK MAKKETS. From tho OrgoniVa's siiniimny of Sstitrdny we glean the following : Fresh Hotter is scarce uud high. A supply of Kasteru or N'ew York flutter lias urrived ut Portland (think of that In the Willamette Valley bringing butter Ironi Xear York, three th ni-and miles. to Oregon !), nnd is selling for Fiktv cents per pound. That will never make Oregon rich. Iletter import the New York cowa and btitter-ntukera st once. Kggs are al-o scarce and lew lu tlie markot. .The same may be suid of tlie Suleiii market. Two tons of Cheese, made by a man in Washington Territory. has been put on the Portland malket ; said to be Hue t'heese. The demand for Ktair has greatly diminished, and the receipts are placed in storagu to a considerable ex tent, augmenting supplies largely, and prieea iireex jwcteii to gradually settle downward, turleK ho imiM-tus H given to the market elsewhere. It is thought by some that, were a ve-sel available for charter, shccimld lie freighted for Australia, a d he a source of profit to the charterers. lit no movement tending to tbe enter prise is noted. There is no demand, except local, at present, for f'l nirsnd Wheat, and prires can scarcely limiut'iin themselves. O.it arc slill lrm. and, ill con sequence of a scarcity, arc Jobbing st 70c V bushel to day. There ts a considerable amount ot J.urd and new ll'ieon making its appeurnnce in market, nod prices are drooping : otherwise we Imve no particular cliune to note in pii: e.. WheiU, new, for milling, ft bushal M.Vo.t (1.1 Hals, " " ' toiJnHV.it Corn Meal, l 100 It,. '. j Is'l Flour. extra , It s Flour, country brands 6 7" (ironnd Feed,' ton 40 ISI Ifrim. i ton '.11 HO Middlings, ft ion .'(11 M.:l.i (til Apples. V box 4I' JA Apples, dried 1'" t IUi y t It, tlid.ti Hams. f' It, JO Sbuuldors, i lb. ' lJ l.ard, in tins VI l,nrd, iu kegs fl Ku'us, y do. 40 liuiter, V lb IIV, In Chickens, spring and full-grown, dus.. 4 (JOn;! 50 Poutiuer, V bns'iel .VI Onions. V UU lb Soli lleans, ft IIHI It 3 Vmrl 50 Haled llav, i ton i't m Loose II n'v, iuon at Oil Straw, V ton IK) Special Notices. luxuriant Growth and Xlcituty to tho Hair. Mn. fi. A. Allen' World's Hair Restorer nud DrciMng. The great unequalled Preparations, for Kestorlng, Invigorating, Dcautlfjlng, and Dresslnt the Hair, Rendering it soft, silky, nnd glossy, and disposing it to remain in any desired position ; quickly cleansing the scalp, arresting tbe fall, aud never fails to restore grey hair to lt natural color, and produce n Invariant growth. For sale by all Dnigists. Agents, ll'Mteiter, Sinilb Ac Iteau, Man Francisco, fira A. r. A. M. yef FALKM LOiXlB No. 4 holds Its rernl.r eetnm.nl. pcatlooson the sworn! and t.iurlh Fridays la eseb ov'iith. Itrethren In Mood slanillQX srr InTited to attend. T. H. Cot, Her'jr. Ml A M. CAI.I.KV. W M i. o. o. r. CHIUVKKTA l.ODCir, No. t, meets every " lauding. Bromers in soon standing are lie vital t a.M-od. L It. UlJUIItJt, N. G. J. Q. U'tuM'S. R Secretary. !' 500 POISDS OF I BESn FEATHEUS poit BALK AT ItKKVMAX ItnOTIIKRS. (Mate of Jumps) 4riltln, Ocr'd. NTCTICK is hereby given that the nndersigued Ima Ikscii duly app"inU"d admiuisirator with the will annexed, of the estate of James Griffin, lata of Yam hill county, now deceased. All parsons barlrg claims aieinel taiid estate are requested to present tl.e same, duly verified. tbe Budt-rsigre-d. st hut reeideoce, H udles north ot Istfavetlc, Y amhill coniitv. Oregon.and all wriMis indebletl to said estate, will pleaae make nuvineiil lo the undersigned, within six moot lis of tins da... K It l,At tllll.l.N. Vamhill County, Orgtm,Siy. . IWsj ll -().(.. 'PO KIiWAHIi J,MK. A'l T1UH. II Cut'CII J. Ymt are hereby rettifled thai I bav applied at tbe ImuJ OlhYe. at tjrearon Ciiy, llreon. to eulcr nu dr the iloasesimd act ibe a ( of as i on s ,sn, us 1( u w J ot src4io IJ.t t s.r 4 w.wid that I will, upon tbe t-H.li dav of le.-ainlr. s;. ,it the h'mr of lUo eba-k a as . al the t oooit Clerk's Mire In Dallas. I'olk eoiinlv. bung bef'T tbe Connie tlerk di-posi lions tn prove lloa I Is. above named panics bats no vahj right IQ SHid iaU't OKLAMMI AI.IIKIIM S y ,v n, iscwry, i HOMTK'rriJU'W C'tl.IIIIUTIll STOMACH J3ITTERS. A psnnaratlnii milting rUUE OLD ESSENCE OF RYE, With nil the recognized Tenia, Laxative and Antl-llil-ious ItlCMKIHU Ok' AltTANI) NATCUK. 1'rotective Properties. Prevents Fever and Ague and Millions Ucmlttent Fever, Invigorates thu Drgansof Digestion and the Bowels- Steadies the Nerves and tuiuls lo Prolong Lite. Remedial ProWirties. Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Oeueral Pe-' unity, Depression oj epirits cotisumpiion Inter mittent Fevers and all complaints arising from bodily weakness. As an Appetizer, TONIC, FEVFR AND AGUE 1'BEVENTIVB " Anil all Billions Disorders, Hostetter's Stomach Dittcrs stand pre-eminent as the Greatest Medical Discovery or the Age, and as an ALTERATIVE AND 1IL0OD PUKIFIKfl. . thoy are prescribed and recommended by all Physi cians wherever they havo been introduced. The extraordinary aud increasing demand for those lirn'KUS is unparalleled , . IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE. and can he had everywhere thronghont the civilised world whare nowspapers are circulated or read. ' I- Almaimcs or Pamphlets, a with testimony of their success from the Farmer ami the Sailor from the Merrluint and the Phvsiclnn - and from the Legislative Halls of i , . : ... . OUtt UNITKD COUNTRY , . may be obtained FKF.E of all Dealers everywhere. IIODGK Ac CALEF, WHOLESALE Dk'JliaisVS, PORTLAND, . - ; . v 07 Front Street. ' , Sole Agents for the State , 1'oitTt.Asu, July Hth, 18fi5. MtssHs. Ilonox k Cst.sri (JenllrmeHi In nnswer to yonr letter nf even, dale, rererring lo the Li:as Law affecting "HOS TtTTlClt'S lllTTKltS," 1 have to sav that no License is required, coining us they do, under the hold of Proprietary Preparations. This decision is announced hvlhe Commissioner of Internal lteveuue ut Wash ington. TIIO.S FKAZAIt, . , - t V S. Assessor ltlternal Huvenue, ' . ' Portlund. Oregon. HELM & JACKSON, If S tu to Street. Snlein,Ort'Koii. Iu the Unil, ling formerly occupied hy Kenroii ' dkai.iks in Drills, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Soap, Perfumery, HA VINO largely increased the Stock of Helm At Hins, wearenow prepared to aunnlr the cilizons of Salem uud the surrounding oounti-y with Drugs that are Pure, And us Cheap ns can be Bought in this Market. Also---Constantly on Hand THE BEST WINES AND BRANDIES, For Medicinal Purposes. Also a well selected Stock of Paints and Oils. Window Gla and Putty, Famish, Varnish Brushes, Sp. Physicians' Prescriptions properly compounded. We solicit the patronage of the Public, fueling conll- dont tlmt we can give general satislactiou. OH. T. II. JACKMHU, 1 PHYSICIAN. Surgeon and Obstctriciau. formerly . of Macon rounlv. Missouri, tenders his services tn tlie citizens of Salem uud vicinity. Ollice up stairs over Helm Sl Jackson's Drug Store. nnv:ly:fT WAJNTKD. A GOOD Cooper, to work ill my shop. 'V J. DUNUAM. Salem, Nov. I3.1MIS.V wtlpd A NEW VEGETABLE DISCOVERT. IF YOU wish yrmr blnnit jmi-ifitit), hiiH vourornrcm iiiviu'jratvil, iro U' Mnrmy'it ulnue mid pro- riira h Ixittte of lliu vulimlile lialxHin. If ynu wluli tlie enlii'cntent of thu toiiiilrj of the t!iront rnred without full, jfo tn r. Mtirniy fotltcn mnl prnnim one hottle of the (HMr mHti'i frifiut nu thu rich iiihii p hlcewiiiK- I' ynur hcIr'h mid jminn cured without fil,(,'0 to the oriiinitl cottipoutxlcr of the ilHtfio Oil, rttiii prornro a holtle of the imin another. utJi un Hiiiie nirfet. one tinnr wunt of tlio JUtimett Hunw. J. JL.. C0091UH, 31. 1. fLHte of Corrullis), ' PHYSICIAN, SURCEON, ETC., Orntc Oee'g Ituildiiuf, over WVtli, Kuro, k Co.' en Inline from Snirk Slrtel, 3m rUBTLANU. 37 XTOTICK to lierel)V irivpii tlmt the ftminal elcrtion 1 i nf Citv Oflt rem fr Milrm. Oroifnn, will hr helil on Mumluv. tlie fourth djr f Prreniher, A 1) lHtl, in the irnpfctive whhIh, ut ttie folluwitiff immed pluce to wit : Kirnt wiinl, Mnw Hoi hp n nrhool hoiine. Kerond Ward, Oonrt Hoiihv. Thtni Wrd, Kurclcit lluim. Fourth WhH, P. Hamilton' Storo. Tlie polls will otx-u Hi if o'clock, h. in n Hint clow) Ht 1 o'rlork., p. m. iid 1'. Ii. wiij.I.h, litrronlcr. 6, W. GRAY & CO., DEALKKS IM l!l!l'G9!ini!'IEI!!E!lllH!IHI!E, QUEENSWARE, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c, AT THS IB NEW STORE, I'orner of Ktitte and Liberty Blrcrln, HALE3I. The pulilic are reswrtfully invited tn examine our MESH STOCK, JUST OPKN KD, and NOW OFFERED FOIt SALE As (iieap as any in (lie Market. W The hliihesl price puid for llutler, Kfif, and all kinds of Produce. 0. W. OKAY fc CI). 8ulem, Nov. 1st, ISO-i. aiun-lpd 51 NEW DRUG STORE Union Block, Salem, Oregon. W. K. lilGBY,' W OI'LD respeeiftilly announce to Mis riilr.ens of Halc-m and vicinity thai he has ownened a M holosulp and jlctall Drust Store, where he hopes In merit lite patronaife of those who mav favor linn wilh a cull lie otters lo Ilia puldic, iu tuaiititis to sail, at low rates, a u-eneral aasortmeut nf CHEMICALS. DRUGS, PA TEST MEDICIXES DK STUFFS. PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP, And such fancy article as are usually kept In a (Irst elans (Iras; store, rieiise ran aud examine for your srlvea. rhvsirtans' Freseriptiouscomponnded hf eomietent Apotliccarv. Na lam. Oct. . WA 3-Vlv For Sale. rilllHKK MOt'SF.S and LOT8. with gnni ItAUSS, X ftc. terms ca.v. Appiv tt. Males). Oct !H, litf It fi. M. PI.AMOM DOX Frs-nch Window .lua. QTAISKD (II.ASM. and Figured Ohm. ffold lx-af, 1 (training' looia, tajnei alio naiiia Hair llruenrs Diamnnd (ilaas Cullers. Ac . Arc . at oct MYF.HH. II I -rtlf KS. sV CH. PAINT . XtlXKD I'AINTS, for Kalinin Wairona and Car 'l ns. all kinds ol colors, in oil aud water, for llonas faialinn, at ori9 MYEItS, Ill-tlllKH. sVC'O. Bed Hpting. Bukv l arriuir. rHl NKK. VALIUM, I ItlH -Ml ANKKTM. fn sale 1 at IIHr.VUAK UK Oct Nirnt it. u am vi 1:11, Notary Tublic, and General Agent roa UUYINU It BEUINH REAL ESTATE, llt'iitlng Farms or Hoiisch, ('ollecllngIten! nnd lleou, I'rociirlni; Kmiilojiiii'iit, Ac. OT Office, I,',, Stnirs, Moures' Brick lllock, SALEM lUriiiKHi'ts: Mhssi-s. J. H. As I. K. Mooree, and Heath Donrbont. Salem i Crawford, Slocuui ct Co., Vancouver i Col. O. II. t'urrv, Fart Vancouveri Dr. W. ). Watkius, Portland i lion. O. N. Denny. Dalles City. Oct. !W, itetMt JUST RECEIVED BREYMAH BROTHERS LAUOli AHSOUTMENT OP GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ...FOB TUB.. i , Full and Winter Trade I SUCH As Dry Goods Fancy Goods Clothing;, BO0T8 AND SHOES, HATH AND CAPH, Grocerici, Ilardwarr, Crockery and Clakswnre, We would call particular attention to our late . styles of Ladies' and Misses' Cloaks, Furs, Nubias, Dreakfast Shawls, Etc., Etc , Etc., Etc. HT Our stock has heeu selooled witli Kt-eut care and will he sold at the LOWEST M AHKET RATES, FOH CASH. All kinds ul produco taken In exchange for goods. CAM. AND ttV.B BRErMAN BRO'S Balcmi Oct. 17, 1815. ' Sllf WANTED. 10 ,,l,S"K''8 WHEAT, for which we IV.Uvl will pay the hiuhcal market price iu cash. 1IUKY.MAM IlliOS. All You that Want Stovesi Farmcm, Country Jlcrrlnmlii, and other, KEEP IT BEFORE THK PEOPLE, riUA'l' the nndersiiriied have now in store and ore I constantly receivinir, OIKIX'T FROM Nl!W YOltK, every variety and style of Cooking nnd Wnrmiiiff Stoves, (looking Utonnils, Kettles, PotR, Puns, littkurri, Doilura, Stuwein, Andirons, Dogirons, Toiijh, Shov oln, Jig Pans, Little Puns, mnl Milk Puna, CoiKo J'oIh nnd Ten Pots; Tin Cups, Buckets iintl Dip pers; Htovo Pipo of nil aizes; Lend Pipe, nud Copper Pipo, nnd Iron Pipe; Shout Tin, BlockTin, Sheet Iron, nnd Sheet Zinc ; Fruit Guns': Churns; Lnrgo Iron Ket tles, Iji'iiks Kettles .und Copper Kettles, Zinc, Copper, lirnss and Iron, AViic FOItCK ASD LIFT I'UJIPS. JAPAN N K I ) V A U K . And evt'ryiliinjr kept iu uicli oMnbieiliriMMiHi. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ..AT.. Portland Prices. We pnrplino onp tUx-k in New York Hit, tn luniMtulM nf from fiftnein to twuntr tli(iii(uiii.t ilolltiin ul tt lime. iH low freiirliit nnn( tti ' Horn." him) can tlittrvfof't) iilfunl tn a'tvu ronnlrv tntriliHiili hiiiI mII tiih- urn (.(iriiiif otxl luiyi.iita in i)ire mpu in Oregon. MHtmfrtctiiriiiif Hiii, rpirliitf nf nil work in our lino piMii.i ijr done hi llie iuo-t rtiuwjuithle ruU-n. Iti-n if ruber tlie pUce. STARR BROTHERS llendijunrters Building, Sslrm. MYIES)HUGHES,&Co.) "Wholt'Sitle and IMnil Dt'iilers in nil kinds of Groceries, Paints and Oil, Brushes, Putty, Alcohol, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Pocket and Talde Cutlerv, "Wood and willow ware, Dye-Stufl's, Tobacco and Cigars, Pa con, Ijird, I'uttcr, Kggs, Oitts, Potatoes, ttc. ttc. Storo muler the L'gLla tive Hall, Ilolmitn'n Llock, i) SALEM. X!mU HoiM'Tur Itoatu, . 1JATKNT AsleOrcaas. laird till. Nat nil I'olar HI, Ncatsfoot t 111, Castor Oil, Olive Oil, l.mscd Oil, I l Oil, and llarnin. ul octll HYKIIM, iit nim, tv r BUY OENU1SE DOWNER'S COAL OIL, At (1. AUK'S AI'OTIIKCAIIIKS' HAM.. Cornsr Hlale and Lilmrtv sts., nrfMsiila llis new lls! Kalcin. Oct Ml J. K I, ..Ilk. Aalirrarv. Wool Wanted. Wrt. will nay lh IIMIIKsT raarkrt rale V V half casli, one I'nlf nicrcliaiidiw. for WOOI. IIICATH, UKAIillOUS, 4; I). Halcrn. May 'ii. I.'.. i'Jlf For Sale at a Bareain. CA II'M BK .ml iVwrt UrT in 1I1. town of IlKl llU.. Arl bill nod valley slock mmi. ljoiuioe lea ane. for tcrioa, eiHimre of JclT. Joiim, or ul lr. iil I'm 1.1, ai imiaa. n.iv.e, inuwi.w Furs, rurs, rpllK liPtl. marks! one. uul in CASH for IICA 1 VKI1, orrk.lt, MINK, am) t'llliX SKINS. I.v IIH HAKII8 A. Mrt'ktKKN. fortlao'l. OetoUr . Itu. IS011J A.C.BRADFORD. IiiiporU'r nnd Jobber In WINES AH D LI Q U 0 RS . Front Street, Portland. Oregon, ' BIIANDVNt HISOt'lT, l)IJI10L'CHE,Co, lutii.t.mriN, , , 1IK.VNKSSV. ; I'IKKT. CAKTII.LIOH'.&Cv.,: , llONXIOT.ft Co., ,. ! . maihji'et. ..... , ,;",; ' ; OUI Jitinnli'il Hum, ., . 1, Hew UiiKlimd num. " SCHIEDAM OIN. OLD TOM., FINK OLD WIIISKIKf- i, II. Cutler, ' ; Old Ilourbon, , , , .: ., ( Old Vli sTliiin. ! : UurekH, " ' 1 , , V siaKir. PURE WINES: i ,', Oporto Port, Burgundy Port D.' 0. tf Co. Sherry, Anchor Sherry, Sauterne, Angelica, and California , ' i 4 While Wines , ... i CHOICE CLARETS j !,.' I.AriTTR, :'! 1 ..'. ; -,! i.hovili.k, poiriARD, : f IsAMRKKTI, MILON PA Nil, I, AC, . LA BOBK, CANTANAt'. ' V CHAMPACNE: CHAS. IIEIDSAICK: " " CABINET. . , GREEN &F,AI. nH,t jacuuatasv' "'' ., ,', . ''!' "'. 1,1 ..ALSO. Curucoa. Vermnrlli. ,',! ICi..r.. Hvr...... Jamaica l W. . "' seiice Pcpprriuiiit, Ten- unfit Ale nnd ' , Porter. Idaurlce, Cox, & Co's Ale and Porter. And all other Oase Goods pertaining to tlio trade. '.' Merchants and dealers are narticnlarlv Invliarf to examine my slock before purchasing elaewliere., ; MARKETS. T.i. XaWHAN. b,. ,-!. J.T.OKl'MP. NEWMAN tV CRUMP, Proprietors of ths " CITY MARKET' on Commercial Street, and the "PEOPLE'! MARKET" on Stale Street, . . HKUK11Y aniinnnce to all iheir eld friends and cna tumors, and tlie public generally, thnr tliey have seeure.1 a very large supply at Fl IWT-lXASH KTOCK, and are now prepared to IStriileh 1 Butchered Meats at Wholesale, And Hlso the Very Choicest . STEAKS. roasts, 1 . CHOPS, ... i ' . CORKED BEEF,' SAUSAGES, cjr.. AT ItKTAII,, both at their markets, and alio deliv ered from Iheir wagon in any part of the city, at th. Very Lowest Prices I While wu shall saire no pains tn please And accom modate our customers, we wish them to understand that, in view of the low prices at which we shall sell, we must have our pay promptly, and laive therefore established a rule, that All Hills Must be Paid Weekly. 8alem,Oct.l.M, IHlii ' 3tiu3 American Exchange Hotel; , COKNEH OP .1 ' SANSOME 4- I! ALL EC K STREETS. San Friinrlftco. ' rpH K pniprirmr uf ttiit fttvoritv hotel Himlil np.t 1 fully iudirra lli truvelinif inliliti ilmt tlm AmericMii Kxclmnutt .mvinjf Iweii rtiranily Dlur)rel ii ml iiiiiirurvil hi hII itn ilfimrluieuln. Ii ii imw DrvUKr eil tn otl'cr iiwi-iiir iiMluce.iKmta Ut bin mttnn Nnd llm tmltlin hi m"ItiiI. He nun now otf'itr elffnnt niiitt or mdIv room for fHmilim mid Initlt rraimi for en-i iicnivii, on teniiK in oitit Iho tinipn. llili hmiM con tHiiiHH ImtidtsMrti-W funiinhrd public Hrlor, bfftiitifnl iHrifo diniiiK Itall, cnmnitMlinmi and Til in win t reuiliiitf hiii) iitiiiK mom. mother Willi nthrr fHrllhint nut iieRvMiry to ntirnem(. Itimlnirtw men nnd traveler will iiiiii tlie AinerU'ttii Exrlmiiyu nuvuud to itu hotel fit thu city, wlit'tliur hi. rtHnl- luxury, comfort ot (tcminnty. Thu table will lt wnpjilitui villi hII the del icHrifH tho wiimiu all'iiriU. (Imu lul for imit mtrtn He, the prophet i tr rt'Hw'tfully nulifiu h r'mlitninnce oi ine fuiuie mvor wm.ip-i J, w. hAUUbN I . Latest News by Steamer, W K fHtce iilcniiiiroiii Hiiitonnoiiiif to nnr old uat'tMia and (lie piihlie in tfeiiftrttl, tlmt we have T ITMT HKCKIVK1),'' Dirert from the Kyt and Kuu KratirlKO, The Largest and Best Assortment. FALL & WINTER' GOODS, ron-Uliuff of the following articlw i Gents' and Boys' Clothing, ofth. HKST and LATEST KTYIXS; Dry Goods, ; ' Fttncy GooiIh, ,t ' HwU and Shut's, , " , Hats mnl CitjK, Ol'OI'CI'lcS, ; Crockery, Glassware, tire, that lias ever boen hroiivht tu this city, and also that we are otl'orin tlie Mine Cheaper than tho Cheapest. Call early .mi satisfy yrmrself. All kinds of PMODl.VK taken in eaoliaaira, for which we will pay tbe blxheat maricet price. - S. MITCIIKLL CO. halein, Rcpt. II. lii. vir H I. ntl.t.sa. r w. SRnrs. .. Aiiata. ARMES 8l DALLAM, luipvrtere anl J.bUni uf WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, HllfSIIKH. TWINES. CORDAGE. Ace. And MHintfurtiirf r nf California Fails, Tubs, nuooMS. &C., aco. (t VIT and '.'l Sncruoicnlo slrect, lletween K rout and Davis, 8AN FRANCISCO. n-H tn:ti(i Patent Medicines of all Kinds, CHEMICALS. Hoots mifl Ilcrliss, F KKHII and Oouuin., .1 I LA UK K. ncCaltf oppoaila tlie hs lloL Farm for Sale, ETIIK niirlcraifiMl "iters for sale bis farm In Marion roaniy, one niils east of Hall's Kerry, mi tlie road Iradiatf lo miem, ronstaiinsT nf ? IU urresi at Uoo4 Lntiall pari prairie and part limber, well sapiilied wild wa ler, bavin. . dwelling 4ia. bare, nrcbard. and nlhey improvements a poll it. The aimlitv of lla land ia not racellcd hy any ia iIm Rtnta. Iaruavar mawniibas. Pcmnisdasiriiiir lo pnrrhaae. buaio, will do wall to nil and inapats lha (irralisn. ' 'it HAX TKIt. miaat, Oct. XI. leilu. SlwH Vtrnlshet! NOHI.K lloar e Amerinin t Wh, Copal, Ben aine, llaatar, and (shellac Varnishes. . orio NVKKM, III UNIX A TO New Firm, New Store, New Good3 BROWN, COX &CO. -yyHOLKSAI.K ANO KfcTAIt DKA1.EH8 IH GROCERIES, l'ROyiSIONS, , Wine and LIiuoi'.t Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware, :,i 'i',.. !. YANKEE NOTIONS, 01 Tobacco, Cltrnrsi, Ac. Ar. Center Store, New Brick Block, J ''. SALEM, OREfiONt 'l- ,.: ; , ih ,ti,,... . . .,iiii:it We bare now nn lianrl, and are now re ceiving the I.AHOUST and BUST 8K IjKCTBD STOCK OF GOODS in ear line ever offered ' ; !; 7 ! ; ' ' - THIS SIDE OF 8AN FRANCISCO! Which we propose toexenanirs at LOW RATES for I)nter, Ekks, Bacon, Oats, Wheat, nnd Produce la (roneral 1 and, rather than keep books, we will NOT KKr'USE GOLD AND 8ILVEK. ' , ' " 1 ; . .'.''. 1 ,,. 1 1 - '' " " Please Call and Examine our Stoek of Ten ic Grindstones, Coffee Ic Nails, ' 1 8ofrar Ac Axei, ' rlyrup ft Bine Vitriol, Saleratns k Wasli- -' Board,'..: .ci Cream Tartar ic " Brooios, ' I" Tabacon ic Cheevf 1 Cigars ti Cnrn Baskets, Shovels & Natmeirs, Citron ic Wnsh Tab, Pocket KaivM It Starch, '."'' Sonpa ic Hnnejr, Clottie BaakeU if ' PioklM. ' ' !- Ropw & TamariDdi, Coal Oil & Bene, Hnatotter't Bitten tt Oatmeal. Dye Stnffs & Farina, Meereoiiiitim ripe . Spadet, Wood Pipe. & Shot, Raisini it Mnnie Traps I Ktoe at saltpeter. Confectionery Ii Salmon ic Wooden ' Clothei-Plni, Mackerel & Powder, .Bowlt, 1 !l MINEIIS' OUTFITS IN VVttx ,,;,) ,., ., (; Ill tact, .very tlilnK.usnally kspllna. ... ,,M',C"'r firocerjr ind Prorlilo Store t '' - 1 ' - 6O0D8 bKUVERED ' alt .ri.' of It,, alt. FBFF. CtlfhHAtUlF.. ""'D" fj.:' L - ' . "' BBUW H, WA(UU. A BELVIDERE SALOON, 1 AT THE OLD STAND ! 1 w IIKKE will always be found tlit FINK8T I , 11UAND8 OK 1 LIQUOUS AMD CICIAKS. that the Market affords, Also: a' fine BILLIARD lll.'OM, eotiiainiiiH llirae Tables, one ia whieh took tlie premium at the last Mechanics' Institute Kair ia Callfnrnia. . PLAMONDON k OKEE.N. " 8alsin, Oet. 5, 1HM. " 31tf ii I i :,.') v; hn a o 4-rxi i ,,i , For 'Sale.-. u,";"1 AHOUHK anil LOT, with ironr barn. ' Apply to .i - 1 ' HMITH cV OA HTWHIOHT. .':). . Wanted for Cash, Avm THOUSAND Ikjhuklo ooor) oXts, and a ton or two of koo.I TIMOTHY rlRKI). at . oi'l" : , , ,, mvkkh. ih;oiik8. CO. ' Mr. W. B. 8IM0ST0S, r" ; GKAnilATK nf the Pennsylvania Medical Collet f Philadelphia, bavinv lieeinanently located ni this city, respertfnlly tenders his professional service, to the cliisens of Halcra and it. vicinity. . OWe. ana residence at Mrs. HaileVa house, nearly oppusit. th. Knreka Biahlejtiilem, Oreirnu. My Orlrani Hotel, , ' ' ' rroatitrcv), ' I ' . . ' I'M A T1I.LA, ORKOQlf. ''i ," ' AMO k. HOOrK", Proprietor.. , PlonnratsrrCo.'s allies st this Hotel. D.isri Ish't n t. the Uoom, VHKK of shsrire. , totf "'m. smith.' ' ' nto.K.cHAaca. rT"N' Smith Chunoe, UjjTjTTJ ' Nur'l Mechaaical DEN1I6T8, . , Uriswold's Uloek, corner Commercial at Stats afMla ' , . SALEM, OREGON. " t" All Our DentM Work Guaranteed. Ju marl " v" ; ' '. ' ' note . To Wool Itaiswrts, , ' 'jm TltK andmlsaca acslres to Inform the Ploek-r-r,i,lT at Orrson "' has NOW 10 BALI . VfmJI nnelotof TbUHOUUIMIKtl) Mrrlao JUsw aa4 aQaaaaWRsm Lanihs. Many nf thaw animals have taka. r,saa sl tlie fairs of the Urrgtie Ktate Asrlsvllarsl Doalaly, ana parties Interested srs rraiectfully referred to Its reenree for Uis best aroaf ef lha olisravler of Uie dnek rrnat whlatt they ars bred. JOHN WINTO, , Breeder af Merino ffheep, Pontonss Hill, 4H niileesoatli of Rslem.oe Iseslsra read. P. B. Bach aalmat asrrsnlad lo be bred as reprcsealaw. , . OH Palls.is.KV 1)Al'l,INK HIIKLTllN, havitiK taken lesson, la i LANDHt'Al'lC and HKAD PAINTING of on. of the liest artiste in San Kraiteiaeo, prnposMtoiiy. lessens in the eeinu. Spacliiieiie to be seen at UomV joinery's IHclnre Gallery. Will also color Photo graphs in oil or water colors. radaai.Jnnele.-y ;: Rcddlng's Russia Salve.: -i -- : ' wit 1 . FORI! IIAKb' nMBlKKB ':' ' it, i ' ,,."';.- -' litu Fiiltj entobUvlied Uie iiirtriorlly of REDDING' 8 RU88IA SALVE ,. i - ' . i" , ., over all mhor healing preparation , ,, , FOK TUB CUKE Or ! Scalds, Burns, Cui. Flesli Wounds, Boilt, . . ' ; Chilblains, Blisters, Bruises, Felons, Piles, Eryaipclat. Ulcers, " Salt Rheum, Injury by Splinters, Old Sores, Ring . Worm. Frost - Bitten Parle, AND Al.L CLTANKOI H IJIKEASK8 ' and eroptlons (renerally. " '. BEODINVB RtHSIA 8ALVI Is promjai In action, remove. ,mi,i at once, '.nd r. duces the tiiiwt auirry lookinit awellinita and Inflam mations, as if by uiaric Uiu affordiiiK relief aud a tomplel. cure. ( t 1 VOH BALE RVKRYWIIKBK. , - i KKI'INGTU! CO., Afenta, ' 1 il:lwim dill and 41 H r'noit at., Han KraiMiisro. DK. WISTAK'8 -Balsam of Wild Cherry. a rt an son svskV roti. ot -- PULMONARY C02IPLAINT. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Crimp, Whooping Cough, Spitting of Blood. Liter Com plaint, ffC.. Iff. CONSUMPTION, . . . Which enrriea off mon, vk-nnie Iban any other ale ease, and which battles tins skill of the Physician to a atreater extent than any oilier maladv. often YIELD. TU THIH KKlKDI! wlaru all ollasrs prove incirecttml. AH A MKIrM'INE, Hapidin relief. simihinK in eltect, asfe in iu opamtiou It l Idsurpaaaedl While, as a prvuiralioii. Ins, Irom aosioaa ili)rali enta, poisons, nr mtnemk unitiux skill, srieiwe, ansV medical knowledge. eomblniiiK all that is valuable ia tbe Veel,il,!e kinedom for Ibi. claes of diwas. It It l!'O.HPAIIABLEI and is eiitiil.d Ui. nieriia, and recaivoa the eu viable appellalloli of THE INVALIDS rRIEND ! Mold by all 1hikI-i., and by 1 ., KKUI.Si'rON A CO., . alii and tlH Kront street, Han Francisco. Happiness or Iliscry; THAT 13 THE QUESTION. , . , TIIKIMKIPKIKTOIISOK Till? "I'ACIKIC NU hKI'M t'r ANATOMY ANU 8CIEKCK." hav. del. mined, rerardl nf ekHtuse, tu issne I K KB Itor the benefit uf surierintf linmaiiilv) fonr of tlteir aiort intereetiu. and instructive LKCTl'UKS, oa MAKItlAtlK, and lis dtsiMlinriioMi Nervooa lsa bility, Prsssmtnre lssclilas nf stanbnod, llHllareelen, Weakmaaor Depression, loaaof Kn.riry and Vital Power, the itnat Hta'ial Kvll, and tlnaai aulwlas that result from Youthful lollies, excess ef sunnily, of la; noranc. of I'b) snltHrv aiel Nature's Laws. I'h a invaloahte lilaraa have been lha ais f enliyhienintf and aavnm tlMNrwexta. sad will las foe warded k'KKK est meaipt ..I Tweaiy Ite Crta ns pnatair atamfM,, by wMrasauia! ''itarmary I Sen He Ma- senss ol anatomy and nreanni, riua earset, ease .. cisvn.-- tr" Latter to la, sent iheona-h Wells. r"ar JAwla AtOo.' WlLLAaflTTI lUCAiraitctT, He. t, I Ml., II t KKTHON THK e'IKHi' ANITHlHI ll klidav K.venmirs ol eawk aiootk, at lo clock, ia their Halt. In IMeaana lihwk. Htathraa in uood ataudiiuf are invited to .ileod A.L. bliNktiH, CI.