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Newspaper Page TextShe (Oregon tatcn. SALEM. MONDAY, JUNE 18. IrjOtl. Tim Dallkh and Umatilla Citiks. Dalles city i nno of llio m-ntest and brst look- ing towns in Oregon, and at lliii time nno of the must prnsperoiii (nyug nothing ulmut the tomporary inunnronienoe of high water) It l deptincd in time to become a very large plnoi-, ill grout ooinineroiul importance. It itnndft in the gateway from theOreatSalt Lake and Colnmia river Imsirj to the Pacific Ooean, and the Inlca of tlie lea, and the trnfllo of the Indira. Nature lias done the work for the Pallei.und a sriruwd business foresight will en able iti property holdert and hnsiocss men to conro a future and permanent prosperity for their town. The city contain an active and enterprising population, with a moiety of some. of the beet families in Oregon. Umatilla i looated about eighty miles above tlie Dulles and jmt above the outlet of the Umatilla river. It ii much nearer lome of the mining re gions east of the mountain) than any other supply point on the Columbia river, and tills fuct hits given it a large trade and considerable prosperity. The citizens are active, wide awake business meir.and will make a great con test to secure all the great'trado to the Owy heauind Buiae basins. We wish both these ri vals.! an J all other town on the upper Colum bia river, great prosperity, for as they grow, so will all the rest of the State. BpnuMiFlELD. This seems to bo a favorite name for brisk, prosperous, growing cities. Springfield, Massachusetts, is the embodiment of New England thrift; Springfield, Ohio, is one of tko most flourishing interior cities of the Iluck vye State ; while Springfield, Illinois, is not less celebrated for its beauty and prosperity among the cities of the prairies, than for its being the home of so many distinguished American states men, ranging from Lincoln, Douglas, linker, Shields, Logan, down to many others of less fame But Springfield, Oregon, is what we intended to wnto about. It is u new town ou the Willamette river, a few miles above Eugene. It now already boasts a flouring mill, saw mill, with extensive planing and other machinery, and several new houses, but the first steps have been taken to erect a large woolen factory at an early day the building will be erected this summer. It is the western terminus of the Oregon Central Military Wagon Road, and possesses water powor equal to what we have in Salem. Sugar pine and superior cedar abound upon the river a few miles above, and it is contemplated by the mill-owners to fur nish a superior quality of dressed lumber for tho Snlem market. Success to the Springfield of Or egon and its enterprising projectors. Matiiknv'sj Wiiahf We made a visit on Sat urday lust to the now wharf now in course of con struction at the foot of Trade street. The wharf will front 178 feet on the river, with a depth of fifty foot the wliolo length. It will run hack on Trade street 302 feet, including the two-story warehouse. The warehouse in front will be 46 feet front by 60 feet deep and one story in height. The warehouse for general storage, in the rear, is 48 by 7.5 feet, and two storios high, and will be connected with tho water front by railway and cars. The whole improvement is to be of the most substantial character, the front wall being ten feet at the bottom, narrowing to four at the height of fourteen feet, and of solid masonry. It will cost from soven to eight thousand dollars, and will be a great credit not only to the enter prise of Mr. Matheney, but also to the Capital city, and a valuable improvement. Tub Ale Brewkiiy. Very few of our citizens are aware of the many improvements being slow ly but constantly added to the city. It will be news to must of our readers to learn that Westa cott & Co. have recently erected and just put in operation an Ale brewery, a short distance above town ; where tho best quality of pure malt ale may be had for a reasonable price. We have tried some of the ale made at this brewery, and fur all the uses of a malt liquor wa believe it to be far supe rior to any Imported articlo, for the reason that it is a purs article, and entirely froe from the drugs which make up most of the other ale generally aold. . The Markets. We have no change to make in the quotations of last week, except in wheat. Good wheat will not bring more than sixty cents cash iu Salem at this time. Wool is ready sale at 31 cents cash for the average grade. The crop of wool is quite heavy this year, but tho home de mand by our Oregon factories will about tako up the entire clip. We hear that the Umpqua valley will produce nearly six hundred thousand pounds of wool for the prcsnt year. This is a flattering evidence of the growth of our 8tate. New Ciicrcii Ri'iliiinu. Kev. Mr. Croaa man's new church building, now being erected opposite the Congregational church, for the use of the Evangelical Association, promises to he a very handneme structure. The frame is now np, upon a good solid rock foundation (according to Scripture), and the steeple erected. The Christian Church society have laid a solid foundation of stone masonry for their new church, which is te be erected this season. Boi'ND for 8ANTIAM. A party of Santiam peculators, capitalist) who own in the Morning Star, Aurora, and New York, left town last Friday morning, for the mines. In order to make a fa vorable impression at Quartzville. one of them blacked his boots before starting. If he don't get bis "Webfool" watered, or do the cooking for the party before he gets back, we are mistaken. Oregon City. Rev. P. 8. Knight') church, Congregational, has recently been furnished wilh a new organ, bought by subscription and the pro ceeds of a festiral lately held. The Woolen Factory has sent an order east, by telegraph, for enough machinery to fill np the present buildinf three more seta. Tho company tn the market for four hundred thousand lbs. of Oregon wool. Strawrkrry Parties. Strawberry parties, that is, expeditions to the country in wagons, car riage), omnilmses, and on foot, to procure the lus cious fruit, have been the order of the past week. The crop of wild strawberries is very large, and the juveniles and youth of greater yean are mak ing good use of the strawberry season. Destok Co. Jl'RlLEE. The Oeuff. informs us that the Union men of Corvallis had quite a jubi lee orer their glorious victory in that county, at which Judge Chenoweth, Col. Kelsay, and other), made impromptu speeches, amid the firing of an vil batteries, bonfire), and general rejoicing -Well done, for the gallant Uuion men of Benton. Raised Steam. The engine connected wilh the new sash factory ia the rear of the Capital Hotel, raised steam during the post week. J.tf-Kms Col JiTT The Masonie fraternity of Jacksonville are to have a public celebration en tbeV-TU inst., to close with a ball ia the evening. A quarta snill destines! for the Hwinden ledce. Jackson rnenty, was shipped from Kan Kranciw-o est the 6th inst... .A letter from Kort Klamath, dated June 1st, published in the .Wise, pro. noonee) the report recently puMiihed of a raid by the chief Paulina, and the steeling of hones, without foundation. The bones bad alertly stray ed assay, and wen found and drive bock the next day. ...Ureal difficulty was es peri t need at Bulla ereek lo get election clerk). It was finally remedied by taking a I'nioo man from the board nf jaJge. Di appointing a democrat in hi) stead. It is needless to say that the democratic majority reached the toe Sgurs of forty votes. I California I'iiiiiu'ctions. Tho Maryi ville Appeal of tho 5lh iut. snys: Nineteen Chinawomen Iproslitnlcs) left San Francisoo for Oregon by t lie steamer Sierra Nevada. Sat urday, tn n void prnsecutiou now going on against thei class, Oregon ought to send them back with o'd Bnyaltiii as supercargo. Stkam Fire Enuinb. The Portland Fire men have rcoeutly received a new steam fire engine, costing sit thnnsand dollar), and enpa blu of throwing four streams of water. Earthquake Auain. Speaking of the late earthquake in Sau Frauuisoo, the 7iir ot iMuv .Itnii.suvs: "As humanity hereabouts lay buried in the arms of Morpheus this morning at twenty minutes to lour t) cluck, another ot those oou vnlriona known as earthquakes ciimo tn arouse thousands from their slumbers, and cause those who w ere, just 'getting out' or 'getting in' tn yuake lor llicir lives; it was accompanied Willi a loud, roaring noise. Fortunulely, however, the 'eliiike' was not serious, and in degree may he olassed with its predecessor. During tlie past seven months the good people of Sun Francisco have been visited by three of these ntrpleasuut quakei and thakei; the two preoeu ing ones occuriug October Bill, 18(15. at J P. m., and March 2u'th, 12 8 P. M , respectively. The city of Washington contain) 130,000 Itihulntatits; and In tins population there are IU1 wholesale, and 'Jul retail liquor shops; or making nearly 1200 of all descriptions; of these 1000 are licemtd to kill as muiiy people as choose to drink strychnine whisky. Lay ing aside the deuths they cause, the amount of crime they cause to be committed is enor ruous. The police statistics show that 18,500 persona have been Arrested In Washington the past t eur, and of these 17,400 were for drunk enness. Is It any wonder that the people of the whole country consider Washington the vilest deli ol debauchery on earth, Where so many publiu men are ruined? Cor. Concord Vim. Accident. The Corvallis Gaulle suys that on Thursday of lust week, a Mr. Vitudo was terribly mangled by fulling ujiou a circu lar saw at Monroe. On Sunday Drs. Lee, Sharpies and Mahon amputated the left arm near the shoulder. He was doing well when lust heard from. The Linn County Agricultural Association wil hold a fair on their fuir groudd near Al bany, on October 2nd. 3rd, 4th and 5th. A geueral invitation is given to the Stnte. Company H. We lenrn that Cant. Will iam') Company II, Oregon Infantry, is now at Vancouver, and will probably be mustered out in a few day). Eugene Journal, In tint W. T., Legislature the Counsil is Union. The House of Uepreseiita'ivc) ia about equally divided. Hacb Won dy Patuiien George N. Patchen. Jr., the celebrated trotter who left Sun Franuisco about four months ago, has giv en a good account nf himself, having beaten Vamlerhilt on Friday, May 25111, at Long Island, iu an important race time, 2:27 Drowsed. Yesterday morning while a small detachment of U. S. soldiers were on the wharf nailing to tako passage on the Fi deleter for the Sound, one of them named Kennedy being intoxicated loll asleep and rolle'd from the whurf into the river. Another soldier who was near, and also drunk, jumped on him when in the water and caused him to sink at nuoe, tn nre no more. The ether was saved with difficulty. Kev. T. i. Conner, nn Thursday last, was lying dangerously ill. Hi) disease was con gestion nf the brain. On 1 ucsdny last, a son of Mr. John V renn, nged about twelve years, living near I lie city, was thrown from a horse, ami considerably, though not seriously injured. Corvallis Ga zelle, Judge op 1st District P. P. Prim. Democrat, is elected in tho 1st Judicial Dis trict, majority not reported. Prim Is the pres ent Judge of that ili'.riet. Cy The body til George Kogers, the miss ing Sheriff of Lincoln county, in the Pahrana- gat mining district, who was supposed to have been killed hy Hie Mormons, last Junuary, has been found. The circmnstanoes indicate hi) having been killed by the Shoshone ludian). A UN'IVKIISAI, ItKMKDY KaowVa ltostitii. TlMH'HK. for cmijriis. ,-nidV and hnim-liial nll'eelions, now stands the Urn in publiu favor und contideiiee; this result has heen Hefiiired hy a test of many years, It meiits and extensive uc have diicd the Troche to be iititerl'eited. and we would caution purchasers to he tn tlitir Kouid axaint worthless imitations. I V" The successful candidates nre all indeliled to the sltinulstiuit uutl Ionic effect ot' the celebrated Web r,M,t lonie, prepared bv "Irrepressible Clark. Driiir- gil. on htalo street. n. It. Iretratcd ones can try It free UAKKIED. At tlie r. l.lt-nctf nf E L. Delastinintt, Msr .11, by Kid. O. W. ItlohurtU.tn, Mr. Jonathan Dyer aud Mrs. Pliuilie Mor ris, !"lh Ol polk canty. At latieinah, June 8 1, by Iter. P.O. KniKltt, Thomas R. Fields ami MlM t'lsrs hlrlckler. Al Jnrkniirill-, l.v a.'. I. hy II. 8. Harden, . V , Jeretnl- ah Urlcklni and Mlu Milly Tiuyler, both of Jarlttou cw. AiJarksnimllr, May al, by Key. collier bui.cliM, .1. J. Banlcti and Kinma Kohltuan. In Lane enmity. Jutiv T, by Rev. Jacnb Ollletnle, Ribert U. Ilall-y and Mlu .Martha Jans Hrattsln. all uf Uiat county. In Kosrhnrs', at the residence nf a.. A. I.illimn, uy r. SI. J'.lm.n i. J. P., Mr. J. Jay Craaford and MlM Delia A. IU 4, all l Douglas enunty. n latiitoil cauiiit. Juue to, in, ny Key. u. n. Branson, Mr. John Atiee ami Mim My E. Thornton. In laniliill enunty, nay ill, by John n infer, J. r., James Ilaynea, of Marlon, antl Maryaret L. Uliuck, ut Yamhill. tn Heitinn oo.,jilny l, hy Key. .nr. lurk, uiarlea bogsuoD nl Miss Marjcarat Motlv, all 0 B.'tilon. In Jarksonvllle, June 7, be lion. P. P. Prim, Mr. James R. Wade and Miat KoaeUe Short. DIED. In Linn CO., Junefith, nf consumption, Polly atepheiw. wife of Win. J. Stephens, and dauKbter of 0. W. and Kebtcea Vernon, In Uie illltb year of bar aire. Near Kuyenc Cor, June 0th, of lln(erln( diseaH, Mr. Rob ert H. Held, aH Jli years. la this oeumy, June (Uh, tV4. Charles Calrlu, sao of Hr. R. II. Price, ai.'ed 8 iii,ullui and 19 daya. Al Kuiene Oily, June 4. K liar M., only o nf W. R. and E. K. Caldwell, aaed 10 mouths and 11 days. 3 6. W. EOBART. fca Saddle Harness Maker V"" Milverlon, Ore 40 At Hoop's old stand. iMUconatautlv ou hand a I1IIOD VARIETY Of everythiiiit kept iu bis line. it nil pri. tN point of eAeaaess and quality, lo enll vu him before rnretmainir elsewhere. Try it and aee I New Work, and Repairing Duueuu short notice und all WAHItAN'l'KI). Auction and Commission Boose, 'I'HK nudersitrned. a ticenaed Auctioneer, will sel 1 salt kinds of mrcliandise, real eatnte, household furniture, and stork of all kinds, on reneonnhle terma Auction Rooms in Oeaiter's biiildtnir, one door uorth of Kisher At Son's Cmek-rjr Store, Commercial slreel. A lilo-rul airnnce will be mud on onaiirnuieuu. Keunlar sale days oa .Saturday ot each week. X. II. Nilea lb ihe country pmuipllr attended to, and mitiafartma xoantnteed. 88. (iAl.VKH, Kileui, June IM, Ifxxi. Aucliuueer. Kotire lo Ihe Public. VLL persona ere hereby eautiuued against purchaa niK or otherwise neir'HialinK lore certain note of hand miainrl me and in taeur of one James Kottman. for tbe sum of twenty ihooaand dollars i(JU.iasi and secured by a mortiraire hi certain sections and fraction of aeetion of land lying-and beinniu Lion county .flute of llretrott. Haid aot and mnruraa-e bear date of tr about AiiiuMX,, A. l Khj. and beareacredilvf. or ab.,,11 the nm of twu thooaaud dollars .I'.tasi 1 This notice is ifiven Inpreieut any person from par rliuin- the same.ae aaid aota was obtained tliroaxh fiaud and ttiiarepreaeblalioiui. and 1.0 valid cuu iderattoD has ever terra received iherefor. JONATHAN' KF.ENEY. Owyhee, I. T , June 2, ln lot! flit) HKWAIID. STHAYEI) flit STOLK.N, ooe bay ell. 4 veaea old. fifieen hands high, star in forehead, and branded with a flirnre " 7 " o" toe rirfhl ehr-ulder, Tbe above re-ward wilt he paid tnanv peeaon d rheerine said borwe ISBNll I'arruok Keeier's H"Jk M'ore. lem.ltr ea-oa Iwln O. Vi. JullSMIN.. ROHK Leaves, (ieranioro and Laven.ler Leave limey Soeklea, and ail kinde of FmanUit Klow era and bsrba lur distiillo Perfuaierv. at Jr.! l,a tin a , Ap.dhe.aty aud Drngjist. legj. ' YacjI'INA Hay. A recent lottor to the Uuiille says the Premier saw-mill on Depot tlutigh, own od by Cupt. Dodge and others, employs fifteen hands, and is tnrninp; out from 7,000 to H,000 feet of lumber per day.... Messrs. Itailey and Case are building a hotel at Oystervillo, with the de sign of making it a summer resort fur pleasure- sockers The schooner Eliza had arrived from San Francisco laden with goods, and the wharf was piled with freight. Oysterville is reported growing rapidly. Feagles & Stewart have a good house of entertainment at the end of Ilia wagon road, at Elk City. Dr. llayley, who has done so much to open up that country, is building a fine house opposite Klk City, with tho reported Intention of making it his future home. Linn County Canvahs, From all accounts, the Union party in Linn county made a most glo rious contest. Evory Union man walked up to the pulls aud did his wliole duty for his country. We did not lose a vote In that county, but in creased our numbers largely the increase vote being near live hundred, while the majority against us is ouly about two hundred. For this vigorous battle against the reinforcements from Price's army the Union party ia greatly indebted to the able speeches of Judge Powell and Mr. Oeary, and the vigorous editorials of tho Albany Journal. 8t. Long, June 9, ifwtl. Eii. Statesman : The Union men of Fairfield precinct rejoice in common with their fellow citi zens over the defeat of tho copperheads ou tho 4th inst. It seemed that, on that day, some very enterprising democratic " digger" had raked ev ery hole and comer of the precinct. Early in the morning, the ghouls fresh from their late labors in tho St. Louis graveyard opened the ball by inviting evory dirty aeavonger up to drink, nntl, as soon as he was drunk enough, some officious " digger" would arm him off to the polls. These are tho would-be constituents of the limn from this precinct who aspires to legislative honors. Thoy rejoice over his fteory vote here-, we rejoice, and congratulate the people of Marlon county that there ore enough of " natural-bom" white citizens to choose their own ofllcers between pa triots and traitors. , Union. Wasco CorxTV. A row occurred at Olive Creek pro-, c i in: t on election day, which resulted in a general Unlit und closing of tlio i"lk Not more limn one linlr the citizens had voted, und It wus ruinnied thut tlie vote of the precinct would he thrown out Iu rautiting the votes. Kriink Tompkins stubbed a man at Curia lit creek on election day. The affray was ranked Uv had whisky und politics. The wounds are not considered ilnnt'innis, Our iiil'oi mailt says that no arrets were made. jlunn. tttincer. The Moitutnnt'cr renoi-ts a decidiil Itnnrovpimoit. I the laziness of tlie Dalles. The John lluv anil Olivo creek mines now furnUli n lively market' for the mer cantile supplies which have beeu lor. sonic time ucctiinu IhiIiik. 1 he Dalles merchants who were driven out hy high water ore now movine- buck tu their old uunrters. the flosllet having snbiiided. A Visa BoliqcsT. Mrs. (Jeer go Oonk will accept our thanks for a maininnl bouquet, roulalnlnir smonit the msny other beauties no less than Iwenty-teo dlSerrnt varieties of roses. PROPOSALS K0I. Bl l LDIXU A ltlMDbE. Ohkoox City, Juno J, 18lld. Ed. tilateman i l'lene notice the fact Unit bids will be received by A. M. Harding, at Oregon City, for the construction of a bridge across the Molulln river, at or neiir Cribble's ford. I'lar.a aud specifications to be seen ut Ihe Clerk's office, in Oregon City. oskimi D. I.ocky, County Judge. Mrs. S. A. Allen'a World's Hair lie. ktorer und Dressing. You eiiunol be bald or grey, aud neither lime nor sickness can blemish your Hair, if you use them. Sold by all Druirelsts. Aleuts, Hosteller. Smith, lc Dean. Sun Francisco. THE MAKKKTS. Poari.Aan rnonuca naiiket. The followiss sre the Orvsonlan's Portland prices, June 9: Wheat, for inillinu;, U bushel 75 (hits, ' " 6T1M1II Coin Meal, $ 100 ft '. 4 till I'lonr.cxtin 11 00 Hour, country brunds 4 .'dl (irniind Keed, j ton 41) no limit, f ton vu no Middlings. U1011 SI) OIWi 1.0 Apples, y hit Wicr:l 00 Apples, dried.... Illfi.H Hucoll, f i It, , H Hams, it It, i! shoiildeni. ft lb H Lttrd, 111 tins i '."z jird. in kens l'.)ti.Oii Kku, d ?5 Honor, fl II. !S( tT Chickens, spriuti and lull a-rowu, fdoz.. IS OWtib .'a I IVilntoes, biisoel 40 Onions. V loo n 3 MKr.t no lleuns, V Ibd lb 3 MlltJ INI It-lall ttrlces Coffee, Oreeon ETnurel, Me nr lb.: (treen C It ItoV: Uieen Java, Hite, aininr. erutlied, 0.-: piilrerlte,! '."j. BranuUleil, ten.; Yet O a t ruf l&c; Islan.ls liMliX ; Hynip, K u. vt; Heavy Uul.len, Ml. Ti a, louuii Hyson. 11.00 ; Uhl t.sHi Japan, 1.00; Illsck, "Sal.lO. Cllo'e.o, titlUtc. SAI.KX milKKT. The ft Mowing arc the SjIi iii quotutiinn for Kalurdny last : Wheat. l bushel, T.icATJ. (lata, "fl bushel. 1','ie. l'l air. j barrel, tMl.t'i Ml. Corn Meal, (( 1(10 rS U. Middlintrs. I ln. Ji. Bran, Ilacoti IUiiis. i lb, IXc: Shmihlera. Inc.; Sides, lac. Laid, y 0i. in tins, lih; in kegs Die. Butter Iresh, '..',c. t'hce.e ('ahfomi.i, V n,..1:lj; Oregon, none. F.Zii. l ilozen, I k. Chicken'. "(' d 'Zin. J 110. Apples, J Ikix, 5oc; dried, ft, Dtif'Jc. i Illi'tllS. ft lh 4c. cah. l'otatiars, ft bushel, 60c. Trade very dull, aud prosiiecta for a areat crop very good. San Francisco Legal Tender rates, "Mic. Special Notices. I W ll !, Ill ITL' nilk UVWTL-U l'l...... .!(...,... and pore bile produce nutritious Llnod, and milritious 1. 1. m.I u li..l,l,u iH..na Ii..Mm,I. ui...i r .. .o i.. n ..u',..... .in.,,.-. ...vn.,,- . ( if, a ,1 IPIIIX ,,- u,..n,o, V I H,.e,lflM.l llw.H ... I diitesiioii mar be Improved. Ihe bile and other fluids of U1C OI"ll jotno,-,! . Hit. HUM hi I Kit It I.MAI II BITTKRS will accomplish thi deeiraide revluiin in Ihe sr,tem. n-eiihitins the secretions and exen-tious. eivinir twie t., theHiiilnul jtdi-es which dissolve the fsid. Htenothen every rcinxed nervo. muele and lllire. and brimta ihe whok- machinery of vitality into vigorous and lieahhlol I1 lav. eM i.H .11 nr. .;.,. ai . 1 ...j bv limine. Cnlef it Co.. Wholesale Irug):""', rroiii ci., roniann. wreifnii. tV Houe for tbe Afflicted In another nan of il.lt pal will 1m- found lh a.lvertlarmetit at Ihe eelebraled In- tulule riubllihe,! by Dr. J. C. Youns, In ltSI. In this awe of deceit and .harlstinlain, It Is a boon to the suflrriue' tu pulut out to them ahere Ihey are sure of nblahilur the a l,h eil for relief and cure. L'loler the care of Ihe Ik.lhul D.M-lor, Ihe sick ami troubled can Hlvetl lltemaelre nf their bunt, oa of pain and shame, lay aside their rrnes, and secure he-tllb ami happiness. If you are alek or in trouble, do not hel tale. Head llie adverl.switrtil and b.llow the advlre. I not forffrl the nu'0lHr, nor Ihe manner ut directing your let ter. CONSULTATION UFrlCC, AM WoahtugtoD itreel, Haa rranclsco. , ljI6:le Laxarlant Grow III and Briutr lo the Hair. Mrs. 8. k. Allrn'a World'. Hair Restorer and D reusing. The great unequalled Preparations Tor liestoring, Invigorating, Beaullfjlng, and Dressing the Hair, Kenderintr it soft, silky, and tttiaaay, and disnoaina it to remain in any desired position ; qnirktr cleansing the aealp, arreatimr the fall, and never fails to restore grej hair to lit aataral color, and produce a luxuriant growtb. For aule by all llrnyalsla. Agents, lloaletter. Huiilh aV Dean, tiau Kranclseu. liiu A tough, Cold, or Bore Throat, Kcni'iais laainttra arrisTtoa aso iuovlb aa CHtraan. Ir iinffii To coart ii, Irritation of the Looks, Permanent Throat Affection, or an Incurable I, anf Disease is orraa rat aisiar. IIOWM'I BBOMOHIAL TKOOBC8 hsvinu a btati'T ixri.t ssck to Tin rsars, nttc laaimatk an.ur. ror Broachttis, Aatbma, Catarrh, CoaaataipUve ao4 Threat Dlaeaaee, TaocHvs sat late ilwats with roon scrcrsi. mZlU AJD PLBLIC SPEUERS will find Trerkri aweful In clearieg Ihe vote whnit taken before Hiniring or Hpeakinir. and relievina tbe throat after ea atiuetial exertion of lb vocal orjratie. Tb" Trrkt are rerommended and prearri'd bv IMiyateiaiM, and have bad teatimariiala from ennnent "en Um.OKhoul h coqntry. Ileing an artieb, of true writ, and haalna proved their efficacy by a teet "I any years, eae-b year Inde there In near loralitira In vanoaa parts of tbe erne Id, nj lh. Trtin mir aniversally prvaoeaeej betieribaa any wber arlklea Oarsia only " Itanwa'a llaoacHiat. TanrHts.'' and do a.4 take any ef Ilia M Vace Imilationt that ay be ared. rV.ld everywhere Iu the failed hates, aud in r'r eiffu Co-iB'ti'S. a V rents ft b- foilS W. WEATIIEEB'ORD, Importer and Wholesale orsi.ra is ,er ft '; f j eurJl.i L'- " Ajxugs, cLtiu xueuiuineu, 'K? C?r'- 1 PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW CLASS. White Lead Varnishes, BIITJSHES, Kerosene Oil; Painters Material, And constantly receiving, from the EASTERN MARKKTH, DKSIIUULK ' INVOICES OF GOODS In our line, aud offered to tbe trade in Quantities! to Huit ..AT.. VERY LOW RATES. TERMS, CAS II! Fire Proof Brick, 130, Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. W. WEATHER FORD. Mnrch 1(1, ISdii . JOHN C. BELL Hun junt Received nnd Is Now Opening a Very Fine 8tock of Spring Goods! Vlimi'T VKON SJN FRANC'IMCO, t'DNSISTINQ OF EVERY VARIETY of DRESS and FANCY ARTICLES Amelia wlileli are SILK POPLINS, of varied styles. Ladies Collars anil Cutis, Jnconi'ta nntl Iinn gi'S, 13 row n Ditinnslis, Swiss Mull and Clinuilirus, wki;msi ki.kvatorm. linlia ruldier Pages, Gilt C'urils nnd Ltiilica' Korins. New Style Spring & Summer BONNETS Silk Girdles, liugla Trimmings, . Estellu Shawls. Lnma Plniil Shan Is, Linen Cuffs. Ladies' Linen Collars (ereil) Ltnhruiu'vreil llniHllii-icliiffs, I.AVIF AND irllHMKM' HATH, Flnnnced Urniil nnd Derby Mills, I'eilnl-liiuiil Ntirinati Hals, Challiea, Miiliiiic Dress Goods, Pane)' Lawns. Boltd Hlaok Lavrtt. limailway and Duplex Skirls, Mntseilles Counterpanes anil lied Quiits. -tll'HI.IN DKI.AN KM, "every variety and aiyle," Miizauiliitiiea, llluck anil White De Clievres, A luavcns, Orgtndies, Chili. Merinns. White and Fancy-Colored HALMOltALS, S-rnpnp. Philip Alli-fTAc Merriinac PHINT.S English anil French 4-4 Fancy Prints, Prna. Gulloon, .. Denims ami Cotttuiudi', I, 1 anil 4 4 lire ll Cottons, I Drillings antl ' KniB-IO 4 SHEETING. Together with a genera! aastutiuent of , Gents and Youths' Goods, of every variety. Alio a KI'LEMlin ASKonTUKKT of Gonts Boots and Shoes, A rive AssuaTjiKKV of Ladles and Children's Shoes, An an extensive stiira of HARDWARE! tllCKKStVinK, and GROCERIES: All or which will In MOLD LOW, fur Cash, Wool or Country Produce JOHN V. BKI.f.. fcAixu, April zt, im. tur Buckeye Reapers and Mowers! ej ro, a h, r ire stork uf Ilia ahova ealeliratvil AKrirtil. lural luipletneiita, whirb wa offer at San Francisco Prices and Freight. PKIl'Kat A Rearwand MowrrC'ombload.Ko.l, (lanreat siir '. .'.'SJ IX) Mower, N. I. (lantrst site) lib Wl " 2, sei ondsiia I.j0 W) ALSO, Myert' Patent Hay Klrvators t 14 IK) Warranlrd tn nuhaid tha lariteat I'aid ol hay and stow it away in the I! of a bam, nr trip of a stark, ia from three to rtva minute. No furtoer alioqld lit without them. Kend fnr a rireolar in M.( KAKKX. JIKItltlLL Co, Portland. April -tii, w;ii 9 Agents Frriit'll Window (ilns, STAINED (II.ASS, and riirurrd (liar., (fold Lsraf, Uraiuina Tunis, Camel and Halda Hair Brtulies, lliamiHid Mlasa tullars, Jta., ttt , al nntl MYKIIM dr. HKIfIS LAW NOTICE. HAVING oeruisnaiiily Ineatrd iu Ralein, Oregon, I aolirit patrunHga tu the line of aiy profr.siou. Cullertions. omvevsirera. axetiriea and all bnsiiMSa ia and out nf eoarta penaininjt to a lawolfire, pruoiptly atirndrdto. Krwada, give sue a call. Offlra nii,in tha Cainlal Hntrl. O. W. LA WHON, Marrh l'.. Isily3 All y at las. CORNELL BARNES, Uaalera in Grortrirt FrovfiioDi, and CtDftdioncrr, (irnta' asd Bora Boon and Shoe a LADIES' AND JOISSES' SHOES I Crockery, Glassware, NAII.M, IIOEN. liAKKft, t Ac 1 beap. 'or Caaa vr Coauiry Produce. flrmla delivered to all parts of the City fire of ebara. ntnre. State Street, fnnr dmrs cast Piaat rttfirt. COIi.NKLL It UK.Nt-. BIIH KIM MKAPfcMa, for sakha joiiwr: hkm UK r.ir nrititak.iri JOIIH r BK.1,1. (1AHI'I Vf UKI'I.T. Oil Mlia, Mallinr WiMnw Kra-s. al HKKVolA HK').U OUECO?. STEAM NiVIGATIOS CO. Summer Arrangoment, TUB ATEAMKKd CASCADE, ..OB.. WILHOK Ci. IIUN'r, CAPT JNO. WOI.FE Coniiimiider. Will leave POKTLAND dally, (Htindtivs exceplod) at 5 o'clock, a. at. for the C'AstDKS, connect, ing with the slenuier ' ONKONTAorlDAHO CAPT. JSO. McNULTY..... C'otnniunder For Dalles Through In One Day I TUP. RTEAMKIIB YAKI1IA, MKII-IOOT, 'I'KIVIMW, tSWYIIKK, ' KH PKIICBI CHIEF, OKAPtAUON, Cuptains E. F. COE. O. FKI.TON, J. II. GRAY, and lllllM.BAUail, Will run during the season, from tclllo to Imittillii, Wnlliila, white Bluffs, raiouni) nun Lewiaion. One of the above named bonis will leave CKLI. I.O fori tlATlLLA and WALI.VLA daily iSi iidnvs excented.) Houlawill IniilispiiteliedforWIIITKBLsVFPM, rai.tit sn unit i.k wshtuiv us olten ns llie no. oessity of the trade will demand. TIIK STKAWEIt HiioiiONK, CAPT. J.MYniCK.... Commander. Will run from OI.I FRKIIV.on Snake Itlver tn BOINU 'i rv, OWVIIStK Slid MOUTH HOIHK LAlVUINO.eoiinei'iiiiirwitli . T1IOMA8 et CO'8 STAGES, ..ANIl.. M. llu Belle ci Co.'i Fast Freight lines. J. C AINSVYOUTII, l'tesident 0. S. N . Co. Portland. Marrh , lHfid. OUIOI1VAL l'OKTHY. Bcipeolfully fisdieated to tha PEOPLE OF OREGON. If anything you clmnco to neetl, And think it lianl to liml, Just Htt'p in to Smith & Wade's You'll get it, nnd tho kind. If in the Ilni'dwni'o liiio it in, Thoy lmve it, nit-o mid new, ' And null it awful clieiin for cash W II SCAT, OATS, vi.orit. Ilttov I.AltlS. wstoi,, UlTT!:tl. I'llKKNP, HKAN, DHIKD I-'IIITTSI, . a4SKK, when you kill yuur Iioks, And throw the screws in too. Their ry (Joodsi, too, were bought for , cfish. And that cince cotton fell ; It'll pity you lift to Initio wilh them j nnd everything in the world ctin b' found tht'i'o. in tho line of Dry Conn's. Clolliliif, Bunts mm Slmm, iluli anil Co ps. Notion, rle , tic, rlc, And they're htttvy on the sell. Ami this secret which we've lettmed, W'u'll give to all to hep : Their great sikvpss in witching trout, shooting pnine, ole., is not so much owiipr to their i4ill. or shiine of hentl. . . i to the very siiieritir kind of (iuniiliiir, and Hsliliie,' Tackle Kiev vm.: And have for wile eo cheap. lteinembcr now, innko no tiiintnkc. The name i SMITH & WADE. And von will find before Bix months, that, 111 Dry Cnotln. tlolliiin. ' Cmrrrin. Ilurdwiirr, Iron and Slrrl, Watnn and Bus?)' Timbrrs "nd Irmis, Etc., Etc., It is the place to trade. 7if All the Wool IN' THE STATE WANTICD, - FOR CASH, HY SMITH & WADE. AGENTS WANTED In all Parti or Ihe Country, for the MILITARY and NAVAL HISTORY or Tint Rebellion in tbe United States. IT Ii drftiimwl Ut be ft iHinini it wni k , mure rtnupti thn miy that hits bocu or niyjf b linrvufler (ml ritnii,fte hi oiM rortil immhto riliitnof mmr HW) ftinlp ciilttmu pHtrni) nnd HliiettriMi vriib iumnr mi Due iiM'l enumviitirii. citref1 plutef nf buttle urcnsM print! in hitfliMrt tivtu uf i-liniiiiu litliuatrn phy ia 111 nf,m, mnt nwrlr l well exwnitfc. nH nnd rlmrls, liilipfiiiltl rr((iiitte tn niM-h h work.- It lo nuiitB nn rUlmniifi iiidis if e miHiiln, uf J cUmely irintrd wit; hy Diwi uf wliirli nnv luiKr taut event uf tliw rplielltuti .hii at unre b tvhrrvd Iu, or f Hirer uf any iwrtii-uliir uHii-er, ur lliu i.m tionp of anv partirtiiar cuinumnd. cun be Iruced out tn dotail. I1T Tli work ill be nld odr thrmiyh trarellhK ahuu, 'd xriotirelr bj tutMcripiioii. It da nu ben canviiawd fur Ml all, and tlinlira fluid ia tbiu opti, w thai early applifanu ran have lhlr choice uf ten-it or j. Kxrhie'-ve lerriUtry ifiven. end liberal termt oifared- On receipt of $1 bf uni ur exprette, we will forwnl outfit, wiib iiifUnit-linhn fur ranvtiMiiiK AHlrci KKANC1H OKWINU it i'M, Vmtui 54-9 and -M I Harnnrvnto , Kan Kmurioro SOMETHING NEW! 100 TOMS Wagon, BugeT and Sulky Timbers, Flflf Sr U Thimble Mtcim, iO Inni I ICO IV A.I HTK 12 I j I Al furtUtid Frira ami 'rei((l 1. hMITll IV WADK. rtal.m,Airil3fl. IM Reapers and Thrashers. havf on hatHl a ten nf ilia latest atie mart an. pruTaa ltrarM,ra aud Ttiraaliera, wltirh utter al Um LOWEST RATES. Abu. a tnrietjr of Call ana ae taaai al ni(iKK.M I ,,V t, I - A r m a . VV AI.M tntinil Ka 4 kaMall.rsralar.aaiaian VaalfcHMa tha aeennri aarf loarta Vrklara la aa.1, wh. brfiaraa ia taoa .tanliag are in.Me.1 m aura1!. II H ll-.l,l,. Sltl ( f ltlS, I N 1800. Spring Trade ! BREYMAN BRO'S Aro now recfiving anil onoiiiiig Ibeir large took of SPRING AND SUMMER (JOOl)S, Antl liareby respec' ll annoiniis tn Ilia public of Suloinand vicinity thut they liava now tlx bust assurltncut of ttooils In their line avnr ollereit bafuro iu Suletn. Their stuck consists of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, . CLOTHIlVa, v BOOTS and SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GllOCEItlKS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Hardware, etc., One of the firm lutriuu botn in the Ban Francisco market fur several weeks, uu pains baa becu spured Iu seleet the NEWEST STYLES AND FASHIONS uV Ladies' Dress Goods ! Fancy Goods, LADIES SILK CLOAKS & MANTILLAS Ladies Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods! CLOTIIINU, ETC. Call ami sre tia lu-diro iuruhitsiur elsewhere. Wa will it'll at tilt) lowett marktl ralci. ' fur Cash or 1'rotluoe. . ruilim, April 1,1U. ' Mf WANTED, 50,000 lbs WOO Li ! RRKY.H HHOTIIBRM. Just Received, 500 MIM. NKW ( Al.. PRATIIKK8. .100 VOX. UKDStPBINOH, Pnrsalarliaap. Hi . imYMiM liROSI. New Goods and New Styles, J, B. ts M. HIllSCH ! Are now receivinx, at their o r. r MTAND, Cor Commercial and Ferry Streets, both fniot Ittvr York wi'l Sii Fnmtiwo, t.AHnKau4 ' WELL SELECTED stock uf Ladles', Gents' and Children' FURNISHING ; GOODS, Dry, and Flint) Goods, ! 'MII1IM, m uu HR HATH.OAPB, GROCERIES it, CROCKERY . anil a Regular Asoortraont ..ur. . GENERAL MERCHANDISE. PltODUCFs TAKKN In eiebaua fur imucla. -Paraivia wlalilnataDiireliaae will rli, stall lo Tall and alanine before purebasinit elewbera. J a M HIRoCII. WOOL ! WOOL ! 900,000 lbs.! WOOh WANTED! Kur which aefHI I"? lb HIGHEST MARKET RATES. IX CABlIt J. B.& M. HIRSCH. 31 OPENED. I HEATH, DE1RBGRI1 & CO. nPIIAKKVUL fur past fuvura, aud lionliia; to merit 1 a cnniiiinanca of the same, would respectfully annuunce that tlierarunnw receiving- aud npmina; '' assortment of , , New & Cheap Goods Clothing, . ,"res Goods, ' " Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C, Fancy Goods.. Wa would call particular attention to our extea live stock of Hardvart. fro and Steel,, Carpentere' Took, , NuU and BolU, . Blaekimilhi' Tooli, . Spring Axle: tmitht' Toolt. ' ' Carriage Fixtwrei, Agricultural Tooli, , Mill Saw, Bouse Furnishing Hardware. A Fine Line of Curtain, ' ; Flxturea, . H ull Paper, ' CwrpeMat, mirror . ,.. . nialllnrs Etc. Paints, Oil, Lead, Putty, Glass, QUE ENS WARE, VtirnitsIicB, Glawware, CROCKERY. Sugar, Collee, Tea and TObaceo! Whicli we will offer at prleea for Cash or Country Produce. Wlilcl, cannot fall lo please treryhoif.. Jt IIKATII, IlKARHOHV fcCu. 7ool 7antcd. Wg will ptii'L'Inue , , All the Wool 7e Can, Yur wliii h we will pur The Highest Market Bates, In V. 8. OolJ Cuin, ar, If fnferrti, ' NEWGOODS, ' AT rami BATES. . Stf HEATH, nRARHOKM Co, llurvrmor Willi iti eii aftimK'.:;sE ..or.. Knapp, Borrell & Co., PORTLAND, OBKOON. eoasequanee of lbs laereaslnr demand for FARM MACHINERY, llist hss been ms1e Usm nur house ilurlnu tbe past year, a uee Uila aeaaun dioiI. sack arrauieaieaU as neat eaael. as la sunpljr all ur Irienda. (ur slack, of all ifearrlptlous, has been Ineraaeea te aaeK an aatent, aa niaMta as u, aajr, wlihool daaM, Ual we eaa, (as sMn aa our slilpiaeuts, now Uat, arrlretotfer the tersest antl latHNt cumjititt amirtmtnt cf Farm JuiplcfflsDts, Ma elilnee, ate., ever Inieorustiy one hoese on Itila eoaat. Our lmirlalloaa lisvs, for the most pen, (own selected la Person trnui the vsrlnus manufacturars la the alleetle aa4 Mi.l.lle thates. and mailt to orl4r with rpsesaf resrasK. as as wnais and revatreetsaai mf Ortgom. Many ne macliloea have beaa aUaeU la the Ik ef laeea herMofore a,prove,l, sll of which we .hall be happy te see ear Mends, and sail, either at wholesale or retail tot ease, al ry low prices. , . Oar new gupplemsiitarr Cslalosua will soon he laoaed.aae will be mailed lo any addreae oa applmilaa. We so a a, .rale slew a few of the arllolse we Import, for many .ef valca we era soas agtntt In Oreson, Waohluateo, and IdalM l .Wrrtt.ru COMBISKD Reaper and Mower. ALL'a oillO-'iisprored Hockeys" Oomblnod taper od Mower two sli-s. , KKW Yihik CIIMUINRI), t!elf and Hand Rake.. "-AMroHNIA HIsNT, Reaper enu 1H feet. KaiHiKH STATU OoaibineJ a aaparlar lllil two horse .... ms'-hlne. "-'RT-B (tAIII.ffn,bloed. "' I'OKMKaS Cotol.lne,! flf .nd Hand Raker. " alRMVa Amerlraii Harvester. I'AINrjf llllniilt lleailer grnulne. If AM' Ohio Rurbeye Mower. I'NIliN llower-Coeiblalna best features ef the leadlaf Mowers. Hi-I'llKMICKH ISto Improved Mower. I'lTT GtM IH BlirrAI.0 TIIKKSIirR 4 lo 10 her. power, eaua .Irons, wilh all lae "Pitt's" and "tea. eU'aH tale.1 latproveaseate. rmlleaa Chala Tlirndiers. Rttre Powers different sixes and kinds. "Sulky," Revolelnit and W I r. Tooli, Horse Hay Rakes. Horse Pilch Purk., Ilsy Presses, drain Drllle, Paa MlUs. land and mer strain Mills, PonaMe ttrtst Mllla. Rark Mllla, M,in,l. Machines, Uan Plowa, Molina IWt, R"aloa t'iliir. oew paleut "t'asl Heel" UH Head Side Hill and Cast Plows, drub Breakers, .OalUvalers, Va Vokea and Ri! tharne t Rtc., eM r XT II AS and KKI'AIKH foe Threshers and Reapers. ail'KI.R PKITIIINS sll sis a; a lares etock ef Hl llBKtt aodbRATIIKR bKLTINU-ell wktllM. W Particular tttenlloa paid te orders from remetedl.. IrKiB, and paint laken lo pack isuodseotnpacUyaadaecerely. 'Vfree arW be tit few or Unnr Uka Me eawa arMcas e tinware Iknmak ewy olkmr eearee. 'or bvkee, sell on or addrvaa, Knnpp, Barrcll Co ; Portlaael, Oreiem. Portlau., Msrili 10. I'M. tm NKVT FIRM. HAVING iiirclisaetl r Iml waa known aa Ihe facto ry More.we take pleasure to sarins: lo our friend, soil tile public la general, Uiat w. villi keep oar stock WELL AS HO UT ED, And wall our amde nn aa wytA term. a. any boas, la the eitr. tlur stock eon.ieta ot a tfeoaral asoort. meotof Dry-ftoods, and Farullj Groceries, 1 1 sard ware, Crockery-, llOO'l'H AND H IIO EST Hats and Caps, IRON AND NAILS, FACTOnV O O OD I Stc, 4lo., tto. NICKLiri & CO. NOTICE. SELLING OFF AT COST! yTR will sell oiirrnlir Mnrk uf merchandise, AT COST! On account uf amkiuM a eheuaw In our busineee. All peremie knntrlnaUiesaaelve. inilcl.teU to a. will pleas row forward anil Settle tbe Same liSXEClAIELIt a. MirrtiBS.1. re. Kaleaa. II arch 1, IMIHl. 3 ' ' "' . PAINTj. ' MIXED PAINTS, fee paJHline Waawna ana I'ar. nauaa, all kinds vf colore, ta ail ami water, tat Hs H.,p.iK.. lYKHg fc KtQua tTaralahet 1 - )11LK 4 Hoar'. Enttliak, AawrkeM taa-, Co pal, llemlae, Uaaw, ami -'- Var - M N