SALE M, M ON PAY. AUG. 20, Irifid.
"MmiK TO IIIK ACFMUTKO."
811 any wo. It, is liigli limn Unit mine ntilico
was given to tlio uiilormiiiitf) nfliicteil. lu fact,
We nilhiT Ihiiilt that It Ik a pmispwnrtliy under
taking to put tlio " uillicteil " on their guard.
It in (fi'ttiiip interesting, ni those Ang days wear
Iwuvily al nig, iili the thermometer at 105 in
t lie shade. Something must Iih stirred up to
licop the liliwd from drying up or frying out,
nuil it seems an if the doctors had furnished tho
jirevcn'ivo. Bless their disinterested souls for
llieir coniia8iou on the pulilio pulse! .Thoy
Imve not heen feeling it in vain fur these many
yours.
Lost spring tlio "regtila, " dootoii lormcd ft
society and hung nut a regular "shingle," and
iiitiinateil quite strongly that they were the fel
Itiwi vrlinau combined wisdom was ready for
iinythiiig, from gout to fits, snrgcry, eto. From
the inner saiiotum of their society they excluded
the "steamers," the cnld-waler hoys, the Eclec
tics, nnd the untitled allopaths who were "pik
ing in" on their own hank. This move provoked
opposition, and as opposition in the life of trade,
wo are promised lively timeB Biiiong the knights
nf the pill lings. Alter carefully surveying the
enemy In his fortified and entrenched cninp,
tlio Euleetics rallied and charged into the Pro.
lessors nf tlio Medicul Society with the rinaio
Mcdical Journal. Tho war waxes wrathful!'
fierce, mid thu linttlo deepens. Tho sick nre
languishing on beds of sickness, while " fever
nml ngur" walks abroad at noonday, with very
little (except quinine, arsenic, ngne-enre, and
oilier harmless cnufcctioiinries) to molest him
or make him afraid. At this juncturo of affairs
the irrepressible Clutk, at tho corner of Slate
nnd Liberty streets, fires a broadside point
blank at tho Combination Society," who won't
patronize four drug stores. (Clark, that is un
kind ; one drug store harbors dealh enough to
lull 08 all ; don't insist that four thai! be sus
tained.) Moreover, Clink is tho proprietor of
tho "Welifoot Tonic." which is a good article
us hundreds cun testify, especially if made of
good whisky. Now wo reach n "crisis" in the
medical buttle. Things have to he regulnted
nnd settled. G reat events always produce great
minds. In medicine, just as in the rise ai d
lull of kingdoms, tho events of tho hour will
produce tho master minds to guide and direct
tho helm of public opinion, so that the safety
of the "dear peeps" shall not be wrecked upon
either " Squilla " or Chaiybdis. Tho French
Revolution produced Napoleon, who subdued
half tho world and established bis lame as the
greatest warrior and general of modern times.
So now, in Suletr, t tie quiet City of Peace, tlio
revolutionary elements in the medical profes
sion have finally produced tlio leading mind
tho Napoleon of tho profession. Hero is his
proclamation, No. I :
j'- Ilewuie of those impudent Quarks of Sulcm, Ore
. Koll for tlu-y only lilt your system up Willi puisouoim
' druirs. nnd leave you in a fur worse stale limn wlien
lliey found you.
" Ami notice further, the necessity of a law to irtnird
illMiost iiaukery ; that, lite politic docs demand n Invr
of this kind ; tlitil no person shall pructire or deal out
medicine without lie is fully competent to do so and
authorized tiy a Medical College of at least ten years'
slHiidine;, nnd llmi he shall have a Diploma froin the
same. And it is hoped tlmt this present Legislature
will notice this carefully, nnd uot i'nil to emu sucli a
law. All persons ouiit to be friends to such a hie.,
because it does not conflict with the feelings of a reg
ular tfrudiiittc of medicine nor the public. U is for'lhe
safety of the public as well as llio secular profession.''
We most heartily unito our huiuhlo voice
with yours. Dr. Drown, in beseeching " the
Afflicted" to "beware of those impudent Quack
of Salem." Howard beware!! They will
not only " till you up with poisonous drugs,"
ami make your last estate ten fold worse than
the Grst, like (be unfortunate mm who was filled
with devils, but they will filch the last dollar
from your purse. Yes, Doctor, any of "the af
flicted " who will foolishly patronize "those tin
pudent Quacks of Salem," will find the sad ex
perience of hiiu who said, on a dying bed
' I was well i
I waiiied to be better
I took medicine.
And here I um"
verified in their cuses.
We go with you further we indorse the
whole of your notice to tho afflicted." It is
good ; it is sensible ; aud you are at once a
enee. philosopher and pulilio benefactor. No
one thing, no dozen publications, containing
tithe of the truth which your card does, has
reached the light of day for many a year.
" Tho pablio does demand a law " of the kind
which you suggest. The doctors and druggists
nlike ought In bo licensed by sntno responsible
medical college, or college of pharmacy. Tlmt
Itiud of o law would "nip" a good many of "those
iniptidenl quacks of Snlem." Wnuldn'tthey. nf
ter the passage of such a law, like Othello, bud
their " occupation gone !" Ha ! you bet ! The
medical college should have a standing a good
standing but, Doctor, Is uot "ten years' stand
in" a little loo severe 1 How could we ever
have a medical college in Oregon under your
rule T The concern must have some commence
ment, aud if has to run ten years before it is
allowed to grant diplomas. It there not danger
.. . . ;,i . i ' nr ri.n.nn
t II At we will never iibvh niu, souc v.gn
(in-wkich. by tho way, we should bo happy to
' seo you occupy tho chair of occult science),
' ' Tho Oregon Medical College." Dut ) ieldiug
to your better judgment, and granting that the
college ought to have "at least ten years' stand
ing," would it not be well to insist that the
Legislature, which charters tho college. ali
ought to havo some standing? We would sug
gest this is an amendment to your proposed
law. The Oregon legislators, may be toiue
ht "fractious" on this point, but with a lib
eral sopply nf Webfoot Tonic." it it more
than likely that they .would ree.the ui-ceseity of
having a "standing" before they start in on the
inipudout Quacks of Salem " very " brash."
In conclusion, permit us to express the hope
that our seventeen doctors will not weary in
well doing. We heartily wish all of you sqo-
ress ; and, although we again see the truth of
the old maxim, " How doctors will differ." il
lustrated in our town, yet we have not the
slightest doubt hut that yoor differences result
from yoor mntaal desire to discover the best
remedies for ' all the ills nf which flesh is heir
to."
Nor L,tr. The Lafayette CoNriVrii informed that
the Statu-.: bat not lost the " ft lake " of tlx
printing ufth. laws of toot rest, for near three
jrenrs past Ilia Stotnmam has enjoyed the favor, and
some weeks tinea we were noiilk-d that Ibe laws
would still be published la our paper.
Th Inst Ailronle Mate tlmt It but ben informed
thai " Prof 8. C Simpson, of Saleai. it loterceed Sir
J UntloD as editor of Ibe btatetmom." Tin Alcorn,
bit been misinformed. Prof Stnieon it not llie editor
of tbit paper.
Returned. During tbe week we had the
pleasure of shaking the hand of Lirat. Sluplov,
who hat just relumed from Fort Yamhill, lie
y. as retained in the U. 8. service after hit com
pany had heen niusterrd ont. to lake) charge
and dispose of tntne (internment property,
which he delivered al Fort Vancouver, whirr
he was mastered nut of service va Ibe f:h jul.
CorraUis Gazette.
PK0BAI1I.E IUIU0AD KOITKSTO ORKuOX.
YtlNt'AI.I.A, Aug. 1(1, IHflfl,
I'n, Statesman : I take the following extracts
from liit! Orrgnnltm of the I ltd : ; j
" Nut long npo a grant of Iiiiuls won niailo by
Cnngress fur llio construction of a railroad from
Salt Lake to tho Columbia river. Though there
is prnbiibly little actual utility In legislation of
tins sort for projected railroad lilies over tlio great
ilrsi-rls of tlio interior, it umyvserve to kcup pub
lic intention fixed upon tlm subject and provoke
itiij niry as to the best routes by which the Pacific
ocean cnu ha reached by rnilrond from the middle
of the continent,"
Ami, after descuiiUng on tho beauties of the
sngn-bnis.li routu to Salt Lalto, adds :
" Another routo for branch road to Oregon,
which mny ho worth sonic consideration, has been
proposed, viz : To tap tho Central I'acilie Rail
road nt tho most accessible point in tho Slate of
Nevada, any somewhero on tlio Humboldt river,
proceeding thence by tho most available route
through south eastern Oregon, crossing the Cnt
endo mountains through the pass formed by the
Middle Fork of the Willamette, and continuing
from Eugene City down tho Willamette Valley to
I'nrtland. It is about IIUO inihm from Eugenie
City to tlio lino of tho Central Pacific In tho ili
rcclion indicated. A considerable portion of tlio
country iu that quarter is very fertile ami well
adapted every way for a largo population. Thero
are no natural obstacles in tbe way till the Cas
cade mountains aro reached, and on the further
slope of this range the acclivity is so inconsider
able as to bo almost inappreciable. On this side
of the mounlnius the steepest grado to be encoun
tered would not exceed seventy foot per mile, aud
this only for a short distance. In a short time
Portland cnu bo put iu railroad communication
with tho East by this route by tho construction of
4(10 miles of road, and wealiould also in this way
real that nlhur long desired object, a railroad
through the Willamette Valluy" ,
No where in its nrliclo does the Oregon'tun in
any way refer tu the Oregon nnd California enter
prise, nor any other for the benefit of Southern
Oregon. Southern Oregou is simply left out in
all the Portland calculations. For one, I have no
objections to a rnilrond f,oui rorilaiici to Hnlt
Luke, or via the Middle Fork and Oooso Lake, as
I suppose the more money spent In railroads tho
better for tho farmers ; but I insist that our potato
pntch down here shall not be forgotten. From
observation, I know something of the operations
of railroads in thu Wostern Statos, and my opin
ion is that no Salt Lake branch would ever pay
running expenses, talk about the trade of the
Indies going over audi a branch, after passing
through the bands of your 0. 8. N. Co. I Non
sense. Again : this branch would be but a feeder
or subsidiary to tho Central Pacific, and would
have to make a connection with that great mo
nopoly on tho terms imposed by tho big company.
Tho San Francisco capitalists control it, and don't
everybody know that thoy would imposo such
terms as would drive all the China trade to San
Francisco, and thus make your Salt Lake branch
of no account. But again: if you commenco
your Salt Lake branch at Umatilla or Wallula,
what good will that do Orcc-on I Don t every
body know that tlio cheap Mormon labor, using
the railroad, would lay down tor sale at Umatilla
the produce needed, for less money than the
0. 8. N. Company charges to carry the Willamette
uenns and tineoii to tho same point, to say no
thing of thu Idaho ttnilo. Tlio Salt Lako branch,
being a more dependency of the through road
tho Cen I i'n 1 Pacific would lie of no account to
any one but the Mormons, or the Kansas fanners,
iu supplying the mines in Idaho.
Look at the sncond routo proposed by Portland
vin Eugene City and tho Middle Fork of tho
Willamette. It is open to all the objections as
the Salt Lake idea, and even worse, because it
does not approach the, Idnho mines. Iiut Port-
laud need uot liavit made so lunch trouble to avoid
us in Southern Oretron If you want to tap the
Central Pacific on the Humboldt, it can be belter
douo via the Cmpqiia and Kuguo Itiver valleys,
and "Dead Indian" Prniric, on the routo first ex
plored by Hon. .lesan Applegato, nnd on a line
recommended liy Mr. Judnli, rho thief hwrineer
of the Central Pacific.
lint nono of these routes nro as practicable, or
will furnish as much trade, as tlm Oregou and
California route direct ;. and all llio opposition to
it is a narrow minded, t'oulish, selfish jealousy on
llio part of tho town-lot speculators and ship
owners in Portland. Nature indicates this road,
and it will be tho first rnilrond iu Oregou, and it
will furnish the Willamette valley road, so great
ly desired. Why does 1'orllnnd object to this
road T If built, Portland could nut be more un
der the thumb of tSau Fruueisoo than she Is now.
Portlsnd buys ail its nierclinndisR in San Fran
cisco, and trnuspor'a it on San Francisco ships,
and Is simply a feeder to tho big city, as Sacra
mento or Stockton. Would Portland be any
more so, with n railroad commoting the two
Stales iu cheap, ready, and fiimitiiir intercourse T
If Portland W'as engaged in the importing trade
with tliiiin or the Indies, 1 would not wonder the
should bt. ambitious to cot rid of dependence un
Snn Frnueisco; but when it is remembered that
she already depends on Sn Francisco for every
thing, not evou btiviug American goods nt Kew
York, and that no tliip or steamer ciigngiiig in the
China trade could ever get within fifteen miles of
Portland, it looks as it her opposition to tlio Or
egon aud California ltailrond is superlatively
foolish and short siglileu. unuol.AS,
X. E. COXFEUEXCK APPOISTMEMS.
Tbe follow iliK list of nppoinltneats of Ibe Orvi;nii
Annual ('olifc trnre of ibe St. K. Church, which closed
itsri"i! a' Albany on Tuesday hist, in fnmished ns
by Kev. .1 II. Willnir. from memory. There rimy he
some sliclit inacroraeiee, but It will subsiatitially agree
Willi tlie olticinl list s
I'lTtl! wit.i i:ttk district u. IIIKtl, p. . .
Mill Creek. I. I,. Spautdi if.
Albany. CO. Helk nap.
Dallas'. II f. .Tonkins.
Corviillis, Jidin .hnuett.
Monroe. H. II -Maun.
Lclinnni d Hi io. ,1. B. Calloway.
Ilrowusvil e, P. M Starr.
j jiircno City, L. T Woodward.
Spencer's Ibitle, K. A. Jlldkius.
Wilbur,,). W. Miller.
Hosebnrg. J. T. Wolfe.
Jacksonville. 1. W. Hoork.
WIM.AMITTK DISTBICT I J. btVoaK, P. X.
Portland, f. ('. Stniilon.
Knsi oribiiid. N. A. Starr.
Ilillsbom J. Kliini
(irevon t'iiv, I 1. Driver.
Clear t'leek. ('. Aldersou.
Heck Creek, W I. Cosper.
Muleio, Dr. J. H. Wvtlie. .
Lafayette. (irO!e Greer.
Dnloii, X. Clark.
Vuiuliill, J. S OotighiM.
PDUIT SOL'ND lllHTaiCT H. I. II I SIS, T. K.
Olvmpia 10 be supplied.
L . slomid Prairie, .!. '1 urlier.
Henlile and While ltiver, . Smith.
r-'ludiiv's Island, Todd.
Moiitici-llo, J. it I) H.ijul.
Vaucouver, (t. V.. Itoc.
Astoria, W.J. Franklin.
1VIH1 WALL DISTBICT I. DII.LOS. P. It.
Walla Walla. J O Dierdortr.
I'uiHlitln and Birch Creek,. Iteaser.
Dalles. Tindiill.
Vnkiuia Indian Mission District, J. H . Wilbur. "
Dr. J. II. Wythe. Willamette University.
N. Iloane, Centenary Aireul.
Win. Ilnval. Trait Aireul.
T. V. Uoyal, Piioeil aud Aeu4 of the L'aiptjiui
AmHemv.
Dr. Ilcuson, Kditnr (.'kriitim Adramir.
Omrlif Uasrttr.
HiioiiYtifM. Since the anoesiranoe of Crtv
fen't book, the Copperhead papers are making
distressingly pittifiil months in relation lo the
sutTtriii;s of the traitor Davis, trim is living no
limn and eggs and ntsler stews at Fortress
Monroe, l'oor Sir. LUtis ! how he duet suf
fer, in comparison trilh the fat and plethoric
1 ankec prisoners vrlio were to liospitaniy en
tertained I17 his order st Andt-rtonrille and
Salisiiurv! lint, nro not these chivalrous edi
tors making their head chief appear like a
great Inr, blibix-rinr buohv? la it anile nun-
ly to have tlie President of llie t'onlederate
Slater of America whininr like a Mind nnnpT
alien the just Terilict nf. eitilisej gotcrtinn uU
anohl denjr him tbe right lo livo another hour,
and when paralried skeletons of his own sav
age cruelly aro dragging their lifolcas limbs
shout the country I Let the blond stained
traitor Ihauk a geoeroot Gorermnent, a better,
Cirihtaiion ard a merciful Ood, that his trnnk.
less head is not stack on a puis in front of Hi
National Capitol, to bt) stoned In the tec lb by
the widows and orphans of those whom be
eintrdto be starred to death and dracgrd.
liked drad dopt, from the hell holes of bit
nelt Flag.
Travkl Soi tM A Virginia paper fr.
"It it a noticahle fajt in the Irarel otrr tbr
railroadt at this lim thai there are many
mrre people going North than South. Thn
tra ntare generally lihl from the North ahilo
Ihot from ibe S"th frvflnenlly bear tcry
ft leads."
KOKRHiS MEWS.
London, Ang, III. !. Tho armistice be
tween Italy andAiislria, which expired Satur
day last, has been renewed fur four weeks.
The olliuial Berlin paper oppiMes the claim
of France for an extension of frontier.
The Czar of Itutsii lint visited the United
States squadron at Crnnstailt.
Florence, Aug, 8 Tlio term of the suspen
sion of hostilities has been prolonged. Tho
peace negotiations between Austria and Italy
will take plaen nt Prague. Count Hurinl and
Gen. Moiinlu will be tho Italian plenipoten
tiaries thero. There was a severe storm in the
Adriulio yesterday, by which many vessels of
thu Italian fleet were damaged. The Italian
ram AiTomlatnro was sank in the port of An
oona; thu crew was saved.
Paris, Aug. 10. Tbe Emprcsi of Mexico
ariivedntSt. Nazicr today, on an Imperial
steamer.
Now York, Aug. 14. The morning papon
have the following dispatches via tho Atlantic
Cable: .
St. Petersburg, Aug. 12 The United
States nuvnl oflicert niado their official entry
into the cily yesterday, (Saturday), August
I Ith, and bad a grund reception. Fifty thous
and people turned out to witness their en
trance. They were welcomed by a insgniH
ceiit'ovnlion, with music, cheers, display of
flags, and thousands of handkerchiefs waving
iu all directions. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. Hon. C. M. Clay, our Minister to
the Court of St. Petersburg, gnve a brilliant
entertainment at his hotel to the diplomatic
corps, tho heads of departments, and distin
guished citizens, iu houor of nurnavnl oflicert.
A hall and supper were given by the Yacht
Club, which was attended by tho beauty nnd
grace of tho city. All tho public buildings
were dressed in Union onlnrs and brilliantly il
luminated, which, with tho fireworks, tended fo
produce a very lively sensation, Altogether tbe
ull'oir was a splendid tribute to America.
Berlin, Prussia, August 12. Prussia has in
formed Austria that she (Prussia) will w
tain the right or Italy to Veuctiu. l'ho same
oflicial orgun, thu Zeitung, says that Napo
leon's absurd demand has raised hopes in
Franca which it is impossible for Germuny to
fulfill. The ideas of tho revolution mutt have
taken tho place of the ujual course of policy
of France. Tlio chaugea which have taken
place iu Germuny aro of a tmlionnl German,
not nf an international oliarnutur, and convey
no menace or danger to France.
Vienna, August 1 1. The Austrian Minister
of Finance bus resigned.
Brussels, B.'lgiinu, August l'i News re
ceived in this city from Vienna. Buys that great
exuiteineut exists thero. Four hundred ami
eighty-two men nre to he tried on churget of
higli treason. Crowds nf people in the streets
have hailed tho Emperor Francis Joseph with
shunts of "abdicate! abdicate!"
Florence, Italy. August 12 Au armistice
between Austria and Italy of four weeks' du
ration has heen signed. It will continue in
foroo after tho expiration of that time unless)
uot ice of its cessation it duly given by either
power to tho other. A line of demurkation be
tween Austria and Ilnlv has been agreed up
on and the Venetians who havo been compelled
to emigrate from Venetia as part of tho Aus
trian Umpire, can now roturn tu Veuetiu. ,
HKMATOItlAli t'DNTKST IN OREGON'.
Under the above head, we notice the following
compliment to the late oditor of the Statciuum, iu
tbe California Couniit, and transfer it to our col
umns, not to make him a candidate for the office
named, but ns simple justice to aaitliful adve
cate of the Union party :
' Tho uoliticians of our neicliborinir Stale, Or
egon, are now busily engaged in discussing the
Senatorial question They get, however, lest ex
cited over tlio matter than Californians do on sim
ilar occasions. We hear of no 'short hairs' and
Iiiul' hairs,' but, wilh discretion, the Union par
ty, so far as we can loam, is determined to servo
tho public intercut, rather than the interests of
any aspiring politician, and ns thero is a Union
majority In the Legislature, of course the Union
party will elect the next Senator. Judging from
the lone of tlio Uregon press, and published cor
respondence to papers iu this State, it seems that
tin re is no ' lending' man for tbe place,' although
Gov. Uibbs and Mr. Mitchell of, Portland seem to
be the most talked about, Quite a number of gen
tlemen havo been tiamod in connection with the
place, but at yet llio public mind baa nut faatoMat
upon any one mail as the must available for the
party and the interests of tho State. Feeling a ,
neigliborly interest in ine question, we woinu
venture to suggest to the Oregonians, that nir
old friend J Oaston, formerly of Jacksonville,
and now of Salem, would ho our choice, had wo a
volo to givo. Ho is one of tbe working men nf
the country, aud not a-mere talker, and will never
disgrace any position which b may bo called to
till, a line lawyur, and ouoof Nature's noblemen.
He took an active pnrt in the late campaign,
speaking at all the principal points, and from llio
fact that one of his speeches was the only local
speech published during the canvass, we infer
.that itwastie speech of the campaign! and in fact
it probably wna, as it was oneof tho ablest speech
es we havo read in a long time. If his name should
prove a compromise between hit more prominent
(but nut more able) rivals, as was that of Cornelius
ColoatS icraniento hut winter, we are well satis
lied that the cause of the Union would be served by
a man who never wavers 111 devotion to principle,
and hit State would receive the services of a well
informed aud energetic advocate of its local in
terests." '
AltltEbTED. Wo lenrn that on Saturday
week a man named George Su'.ing came to tbe
Grand Iiondu Reservation wilh lujuur nn his
person, contrary to law. when he was arrested
by the Agent there, Mr. Ilnrvey, a ball and
chain attached to hit leg, kept until Monday
morning, when ho was brought to Dallas and
bound uver lo appear at (he. Circuit Cnu it for
For the Fiki.ii. Lieut-CI. O'Hcirne't
Coiiipuiiy of llie 14th U. S. Infantry arrived
at the Uullef. nil Wcunt-tilay evening, en route
to Malm tn form a part of the command now
operating agniust thu Inilians in lhat section.
Tbe company is mounted In order lo supply
Ibe want o cavalry now lelt in tint uepan
ment and that it may ho able to operate more
rflVvtilnlly against tho "nublo red man" Col.
O'Beiriie will march In Kort Hotse via tanyon
City and will scout the ennntry at he pastes
through it. Wo limit sincerely hope that tlie
forces toon to operate against "Lo" will finish
nn thu aork that lias cost the government
years of time and thousand nf dollars, without
any apparent good being none so lar as cnas
tising llie lodinns. Mountaineer.
F.ILATIOrt Of TUB FrKBUMBN. Tlie best
people of the South nre awaking to' the neocs
titv of educating the Ireedinen. Keceully a
contention of llio most prominent citizeut nf
Reny county, Alabama, met in convention for
the purpose' ol devising means to educate Ihe
freeilmen, and a circular ha been issued by
the penp'e nf Oxford, Mies., in which they nf
firm that it It the duly cf the people of Ibe
Sooth tn provide means fur the education of Ihe
onlored man.
IIi'dsom BayCo'b Claims Hon. W. C.
Johnson, Commissioner on the part of the Uni
ted States for taking the deposition of witneinee
at to the value f Ihe property formerly held
by the Hudson's llaj Co. in Ibis vicinii;. ar
rived in town Friday, attended by Ihe attor
ney and fnie claimants of the late II. II.
Co's interests, and has taken Ih deposition of
several of the earlier totlhrs in Ibis neighbor
hood. The business hero will be completed in
a dny or two more. Astoria Gazette.
A SutTBHi. Mr. Oaylord's new steam
thresher, which we ootioed recently, com
menced operations on Thnrtday last, in a
wheal field near the city. It wurkt admirably,
and our farmers will lie without Monte fur
Iraving Ihetr grtlu standing in the shock till
U.e laH rains com. CorWis Vazette.
The Orerimicra of Wednesday saysi ''Mr.
Kinchlue and parly, detailed tn survey the en
trances Is Tillamook, left Astoria yetterilay
morning, well lilted for Ihe eipe dilhtn." Dmi'l
yna think they might bo prevailed upon to
glance at Ibe "entrance of Yaqoina." also?
Capl. Winant informed as that he cunversej
ith Mr. Kinchloe and lhat he it "authorised
to survey the rnlraoeart nf Yaqoina. ll"W
are yos. M r. Ureuman. (lattttt.
Fire away, gentlemen. Let the fan go
for the bear fit of llie tett of as.
Fhom WaiiL Walla We olip the fol
lowing items from tho Slateman of the 10th i
The meeting of the Agricultural Society,
held on the 4th of August, adopted regula
tions for 'lie government of the Fair. The
Society teem determined to push forward and
make an effort lo got up a creditable display of
our stock, mechanism, ice., nml surely wn will
not let the opportunity past without mnking a
Inudiihle ellnrt to show in the world what we
can prnduco flora our excellent toil.
Wheat hits started of in this market at the
low figure of sixty cents per bnshel. This it
tbe lowest figure that wheat has ever rated at
hero, and the farmers all say, luwer than it
onn he raited for. So fur as we have heard
any expression upon the subject, those farmers
who are not compelled to sell, will hold on lo
their grain for high prices, nnd ninny are al
ready making preparations to build granaries
fur this purpose.
Small parties nf disappointed miners contin
ue to arrive here every dny from lllnckfoot,
Their reports agree that tho mines aro good
so fur at they extend, but they aro not hall ex
tensive eonugh to furnish employment for the
miners now there. No new discoveries of any
extent havo been made this season, though
hundreds of men have been continuully pros
pecting. Wages for farm hands and the prices of
grain seem In he wofully out of proportion In
Ibis valley this year. Three dollars per dny
is the ruling price fur harvest hands. The
thrashers, too, it appears, have "struck for
higher wages," and propose to chnrgo eight
and tun cents for thrashing.
Lath Portal Instructions. Postmatter
Deer hat just received instructions as follows i
"From and after tho 1st dny of July, 1800,
prepaid and fren letters shall bo forwarded, at
tho requestor parly addressed, from one pnstof
lice to another without additional postage
Charire" nun rotnrnon iloail lorlers slin
restored to llie writers thereof Ireo of postage.
It It alto required of postmasters to urea the
endorsement of requests for tho return to llie
writers of unclaimed letters, so as to renuoc
Hie number of dead letters. If letter-writers
would take this precaution, it would save the
department a vast deal nf labor, and tliem
solvci some mortification and anxiety.
To Bcsinks Mrs, asd Otiisss. Arrangements htvt bren
made In the SttitemaH Olllee whereby sll kinds ot CsrU and
Pitney Printing can be done on the sliortrsl nodes, snd it
prices which cannot fell lo suit our patrons. The Jobbing
Department Is under Ibe clmrg-e ef sn exiierlenced snd com
petent printer, at nur work for mors thsn a yesr ptst will
tesllty, nml those requiring hrlcrs, pamphlets, checks, bill
heads, business, sildress, or weddl ng ctjds, prngrammri, hstl
circulars, mining companies' eertlflcntst tint receipts, Jus
tices' blanks, tnd lu fsct tvery descrlp'tun of plain snd fsn
ey printing, csn have the work well and promptly done.
We keep t complete tssnrliaent of bill-lies.), teller, suit oth
er psper, suitable for Job printing: together with plain and
fancy esrds, etc. We Invite those desiring te hsre any its
script Inn if printing done, to call snd examine samples and
prices, at d satisfy Ihrnuelves lhat as guod work ran be dune
snd as good bargains made as at any other nulce In Oregon.
TUB MARKETS.
Legal tenders are quoted In Sail Frsnrlseo tl 7lla?l J
roKTi.Aan rnonucif harkkt.
The telluwlsg sre the Oregonlan's Portland prices, Ang 18:
Wheat, for inillinir, it bushel 711
Oats, " " " OOlii.lill
Corn Heal, y lll lb 3 Oil
I'liiur.exua uu
r'loiir, eonotry brands. 4
Ground feed, 1' toll IW 1.0
A pplut, ft oil 1 1 Mill ! OO
Apples, dried !"tfll
Itaroti, 'fi fh IK
Hams. lh 1 H
Shoulders, III D
Lnril, in Una
Lord, in teas lWtla
Kifua, ft dux.....
Holler. HV 2Vt'l'
Chickens, spring and full grown, jjiloz.. 4 Oor.cti 50
neans, ft urn n, , o ou(ii oo
tletatl prices Coffee, Or.-Kon ground, 00c pr Hi.; tlreen C
R 1SV: drrai Jars, HI". Knitsr, emalied, ISr; p.ilserlse.1 HI;
grannlste.1, IIh; Yel CSV rf. 14c; Islands I0.1IM ; cyrii..
E 11, 10; Heavy llolilvn, no. Tea, Vnung iiyitnn. el.oo; uiii
UU; Japun, 1011; lllnek, ISill.oo. Clicrse, UTiaSlU.
SAI.KU VIAI.KKT.
The following are the Silein quotations for Sulurdny
last :
Wheal . 'ft biedi'd . MicCil HO. .
I ul, fllni.liel.il.'.'. 1
r hair, f iwirn-i. ei .'iiniutu.
t'oru Mini, V InO II. M.
Mid Ihnirs. f. t-n. -'.). Bran. tf.
11... ,-ii..h... v aUuaililer. 10e. tiiilea. iHtk
l.ird, f lb. Ill tins. 2Uc. inegs Inc.
-li'ilter tresii, U-lc.
rtiee(e--f'alifriiia, ft lt,.3:i; Oregon. none.
V d c:i, Ik. Thickens, fi d .atii, (1 00.
Apples, llix. 5oc; dried, J It,, r,60K:
Oiiiuiia, ft lb 4c. rash.
Potatoes, ft bushel, i.ie.
PICTURES, PICTURES!
A. CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY
FOlt NINETY DAYS!
Cheaper than the Cheapest
To make noia for alteration. I he Hock mint lie
cleiirt'd m ninety d.iy. und dimnii lhat time I will
lake Picture! clieaier than any other gallery lu tins
tattle.
Montgopiery's Gallery,
SAI.EM. OKEUOX
:tt3
HiprlsT'a fnlc.
1 Y virtue of an eiecnlion and order ol sale on fore
1 Jclistoreol ui..HtfHin. iseoed out of the Circuit Court
of tlie Stale of Ohh;oii fttrllieeonnly of Mnrioti.and lo
sue directed, wtiereia J, din X ftniitlt and Mary Hitiith
are plaiumTe, and R U Keitor and MaryHeiior and
(I tl. Arnold are defendanie, roinmmwlinx me lo make
sate of llie proriy rl -sFrined in Hie rterree snd fore
rloeaira wlierefnre, I have levied iim all Ihe rlalil,
ti,lut,a IiiImmbI nf a,.l M I! Kpistir nttd tlafV Kl'itlir.
wldrii tliev how liave or have had at anv lime sinre
llie I'-lli day of f li-iotier, iNil.in and tn the mil estate
desrribed ill said uVrrre as follows, to-wlli ' Huiniie
in Mnrion eoiintr, Htote of Orea-on 1 Nntilh-stion Nn.
:tl'J. ferlitlmte Nn. Iltrj. and the Imrliniialll. W. one
fonrth of Hie H. K ie-fnorth of aertion II in T. 7 8.,
U 3 W. of the n illainelle uieriilMii,nlainliiK aand
l:t toll hi-its t and Ih fiartional N- one half of tre-
lion 14, T. 7 8.. II. 3 W , rontaioioa- 1 1? and U7 no
a. rea 1 and rivet li Nn. I. In ercimn 1.1, 1.7 n., It
1W. roiitaiohiir 40 and a 100 acres mas hut In all
till and 34 IIS) arret U .aether wilh tUoantortelnuiree
Ihereaoto helonaioiri and will pros-red le sell llie
Mineal bnhlie anctioii. at tli Cmrt House door in
Kalrin. in said rouniv aud Hleie. on Mmiday, the imh
Imv of Remember. IKwi.at Hie houroi one o cta-k o in
or an mm-h thereof as will he necessary lo satisfy
Ihe nlaintilta demand, ainountinir to ala ftenuml and
etifloy three and twenty live one hundredths dollars
IfivCI !ii I, and inlrreet 1 hereon at tlie rateot twelve
H-r rent. r annom fniu ih duy of June, tHoo,
tnuullicr Willi r'..
. ti, 1 v 01 at 1 ...
a. Sll. in i , oiienn i eieniin vtnmj-Sah-Ol,
Auoel II. IMHi. 'Jtwt
Kolls'O of i'ltinl m-tlleiumil.
In Conuiy Court. Marion County, Oreson. Angus!
mi. IWiA. relate of Nathan K. II011I. dee d.
T A it 1W 111 M . BdniinislrHtor of said noaie. havllia
el this dav Qleil his areonnls in said Court, prayinir
a final selileroent 01 tlie aaine, 11 is inererore ordered
hr iheConrt Uiat 1 oeaoay. in tin day 01 nrptemiHrr,
ImM be aei aiwrt for the bearina of said aDollralion,
t the Cooil lloue 10 r-alrln. at whlrb lime sad plare
all persons lulereeled may appear and Die llielr olijee
Hoot le In ssune. 11 ny iney sass.
Kateni, Ana-oat 1 . I'1-
Vtwlpd JiHIM I'. l'KKBi.tr.8. C. Jnd-
Msilirei of t'itHl N-tiluiriil.
In Coanlv I'Hlrt. fnlk t nonly. Mate of t lrun. An
spitl Trim. IX"'.. Kl"l uf John t' Jarks.10, det d.
C, C. ( KAN. admionHratsir of said eiatale, havine
this day Sled hie areiteou tn said Court praylns;
a filial seltleaient nt Ihe seme, therefore, antha la
i..i., li.n in ell eerentM inlereeled tn ei'ideetat.
thai ihe said spplieatinn will b heard and rtnrmlnevl
al tlie Court lloose In IKllat, 00 Toeaday the 4th day
of hV ptemoer, A. U. I ""I. .
' V. f. WIIITMOX, C. Jndire.
Aoilsl B. IWti !tw4
Loat $10 Reward.
Arol.ru KK Vi il.V Kit -ei-ooter , N i. mi 14 : rod
at it tnumie wa-n. and tlie errew that l .nt" U
ew k on I e hair ". The ai.rre reward will he pais)
f.irthe tttora of I!. pi"tol to me. or at tn '
nffl.-e. is. aiiiT.il"-eale-a.
An U. M
Tan Dollars Reward.
OTOl.KX fr"t Ih suWrltier. nn vr aboal Ih JOth
O ssv J"'r. tlliL.ll it WAdON, with willow
bit. black Inp. I will siv lli above caw ard lot lb
reriitery or any bifnnemii'di of Mid waima
al'H,Ai 1,t -I'f
INCOKPOIUTKI) JAN. 11:h, IHiiO
OltKGON
IRON WORKS,
Corner of Korrltoa snd Bevenlo Sts., Portland.
ritJUH Company have hilely oulai'Ked tholr works,
X and by thu introduction of the most improved Ma
chinery and Tools, are fullv able to eoiiumlu with auv
Iron Works on the eoast, both In character of work
and their facilities for executing enntruets and orders
promptly for any kind of Machinery reipiirud, em
bmetoa M A It IN K. KTATIONAKV nod l'OUTAlll.K B-
(IINKS n 101 11(111, Klt.S;
HA TTKUIKS of anv n-qulred Welvbt 1
WHKKLKIt & KANDAI.Itt KOCNTAIX. and
HI KIRKS IIKINDKKSand AMALIUMATOHSi
lluiiKorford's C'ONl KMlt A ltlUS, bll()K8 and
IUKK:
'LOlII(INraiul8AWltMsW0ltK
I'OHTAHI.K HTKAM SAWMILLS,
Ix.Hel&Mver'AMKItICANI)OUHLKTUUIlINE
WATKIt WllHKLSi
filiiifiinil ami 1'iillevs 1 Iron Fronts, Doors and Shut-
tors, and . ..
All Kinds of Machinery and Castings.
Korlheooin-enieiicu of parlies ordurlug Muchinerv
of us, we furnish, at tbe lowest, market prices, ltaltery
Horeoiis, Copper Plates, Leather and Itnbber lloltiiiu,
. A. C. GIHUS, I'res'l.
K. 8. MonoA.v, Ree'y. ' S4if
JOHKJ.tHAW. . UKIIItOg r. ItOLMAg,
' Notitry I'nblio.
8HAW V HOLMAN,
Alturncy tit Eiiiw. Suli'iii, Uroxou.
Offlee la llie Court llonee. lj-20
AUENT8 WiNTKDi
qiO RKLL, HY HUDSt'ltllTION ONLV.Iheslnnd
A ard and otHclal Hoiuhern History of the Wan
"TUB I. ONT CAITMK," .
By K11WABD A. I'ul.i.Aitn, of Vlrglnhi. t'oinprlsluii
a full and authentic account of lbs rise and pi-oares
of the lulo Houlhorn Confedoracy, Cotnplote In one
targe roval octavo volume of nearly Hull phkos, with
lM snleiiilid steel portraits of distinguished t'onfodor
ato leuders. For tortus and territory, address
E E ttllKAIt.Oeiieial Auent,
'2013 No 8 Montgomery si , Kan t'rniiciseo.
sesiasxsl.t'TIOI.
VTOTICE Is berebv trlvon that thn rojiartiierslilp
ll herolofin-o existliia lliolor H10 flrtn tiije of " Oar
diner Mill tlompany," it tbit day dissolved by mill mil
consent. The undersigned will' continue the business
at the saint place, and will assuniu and sell le all claims
for and auuiusl the concern. '
DAVID M01I1CY.
Onrditior City, July iff. IHfid. alw I
Weitman's Patent Horse-Shoe I
r1IIK midcrfti'tu'tl Imh iuiwIihrciI Iho H if lit to mttke
I andiMiinn WEITMAN'S PATKNT NPHOVKU
IIDHSK SI (OK, uml is now iirfiHred to imioii (hit
new Hiul imtrve(t ation. without nail of any kind.
Ft..' 1 ne in and hoi-noinn will plciirte cull ami exHniine
it, nt tlm iliop lu ilia roar of mv Hvrv HHblo in
bulom. AMOS' L. HTAKKKY.
Weitman's Patent Horse Shoe
Thin iww ilrnu i-fltfi-H llie followiiia Milvtinluiioa :
The llret would liu hi tlio mm of lender Tootm) tiorne,
ftiirh hi Iihvb HhI mut tliin tioa mid llitiutt w!mh
lionM will in a Htliuit ut iihiU bffiiiir driven into the
lutof. Thin nhivt lin fHMiiel entirely by the me
(uiiifrtl conliiviiiM'e on llie oiitniilo, will eeve all im-h
liuriH'i, nml lotike litem nHlly hi itneful Hi hortet witli
the Ufit tfet,
2d. Should h 111 h 11 lie driviui on the rond or travcl
Inu; over the iiMHinitiiiiH, hm it the rnne often in ihtt
country, where h mnii U htmdredti nf mi lei from n
ldia-knm.ili, mid hi hormj mat it ilioe, he could ihoe
him fii" wilh Idle ptitem ihoe In two niimitei time,
ncedinj iiothiiiffT but the ihix. iiisp end prrow driver,
:tdi Kor linrm n wltone feet nro irmiMed with eorM
nnd iitrti dittli'iiliiot iliimhite is the very tliitiy, mv
ery ilincr mid tui iier will hvu at h tlnulo. Tliin ihoe
vtut he iiMid by llio Iwrtiur ilnriiiir it cerliiiu H-Hsiou, or
over 11 certain ruud.ur on certuiu ronih if round, nnd
then Inki-n off wheiiovor duiiirud, without n cent nf
exjifiiM, 01- the lent injury to thu ihoe or the horee'e
loot. ni ji. ui3iu;i,
Knriiirtind Veterltmry Surgeon.
8ttlem,()re)."in, Auk- :.
IS
iva'ivs
j33ruii putt .(juwiiiiidy ibjiubj,!
Silvio "a-r
aiiujuisoj mix aiis'iujo 'iinvaoj mi o
'833iad 183M01
.UI1Y.ll) ISlia Hill JO OXIIIIAMAa
-(ISV-
'Siawiiiino
'syaoo
isUJA
'sanjoipaw lawj
'H1IO
I3NH onaa
:h.l m f).viiiiAH:iAa
IIIMV.O HOjI
IinO 0NI113S
Boors, Windows & Blinds.
TI.'KT reeeh j. a lenre aaerKiexntl if pin
J and I,. '. tr,M raleia Maiinlarlon,
aod fur sal rbeap, lor rash, al
STRANG b ANDER80N.
Marrk l!, ! d
Notice to the Sick.
ADVH K rRKK AT li.ARK H KKI'O HTDRK.
opgioMte lit PoatUalc. Me etlra thartj for
saeiHriiM,
Afire rrn.n K'R . .v a r w,tr.RArr.n.
t)go. It, Cosaar, (Urn U li tis kk, I
Atlornoy at las. Notary Foblie.
i !tiu,v a nxnniAt,
Lmv and (icncrnl Afjcncy Olllee,
l'p Mlalrs. Hoorea'a Itrlt-k Hlook, ..
HAI.FJI, OHRiKiS.
IJAUTIl 'l'LAU attention given v, the porohase and
solo nf Land, and tllly proporty.
Abstract of Titles ftirnlslwl. Husln.,, tt,iaietd
wilh nil ihn Denarlinaiita at WiuhliiKloa city. Uol
luciimta prompllv aiieiidod to. ' ,
Hi:riiuiscti Messrs. , I II. cV I. It Moor,Heaih
. Koiiihorn. J. II. at. M. lllimb, Kulemi I'rai,
MU.euiii Co., Viincoiivori llr. W. U. W.Mkins, Kit
landi Hon. O.N. Denny, llnllesClly. Muy 14,
City I'routiriy for PhIc
I1TK will wll nn rrHnmnblo termn, hfl following
V cily roierty.
II clinice end lienntlftillr lontted reildent Itttn In
('BttwrlKht'i ttddlilon to tho City of Helen,, Jmt
InidotTI
A Ure, convenient mid tnitlly fliriiMi'w nwidf not
and two lotrt. on r'ronl und Iiiiim itroelt. ' " . -
A huiisio.two lulu, with mitiililceiiC giti-den iiiti
liHile M'fui, on Front itreet.
A Hplendid ruiiileiice huH tot, tor. Lihorty und Mnln
Street.
A So, 1 Dwelling Hduie.Hiid iwo IoU, with line
ntwnrtincnt of fruit ticed, good ituhle, ht, cot. Mittti
tnd l ottHjjo streutii.
A twit itory dwelling hmtnu, with tlx roomt, wiled
Hint mfwred, totfethur with the lot on which it iIhihIi,
littwted on Summer tfratl, betweeu Cliomekftft limi
Centre iirwie,
KonrKootl, ncHt dwelling, welt UuUbuioit Front
and Court M,
Three excellent Iioumr and lota, on tliurcli ilreet,
between Chemekefa and Center atroeta.
A lionM and lot nn r rem I Mreet. , ? , . ., ?- ,
Home and four loin In lWlh 8iJetii. t '
HouNtmul throe lota H''ioiniiiic A. Jltmli'i, on the
north.
Ilonm mid lot, on cor. HIk-i nucl terry itreets.
One ff lined I'U iu Month Hiiletu. , :, .
1 Farnia for Snle I
We will tell the rollowinK "irtna nt barirnhw. ' i
4i aorea tzood Imid, I mile taut of N. Ralem, with
good yountf on lmrii, nrdott, eVu.
:uo ncrei ftonu mrntinn aim Krn.niK mini, nun w
chnrd iVi'., liiuatod fl milui from Hnlent.
!ki gcree uood tnrmiuK ami immure moo, orvimru
, tuirttpsi fimr mllen frmn Rjitfin.
titVi m rp. with eunerint- utm-k rulntni wclntlen, to
tfrttirt n If h a kj oittrlr nf horftea, cattle, iherp, aud
hofr. Sitnate on Drift L'rct'k, tvut of Caetnife nmun-
laim.
Vi aero, liiclndiuir nnrt of the town of HuMiuiiiv.
ItUI acrei enlciidiilly timbered land, two milei from
HuUitnity.
For lo.
A wad one-horie Unyfiy. - r - -
For further iwrticuliiri coiicerniuii any of (lie abore
prnerty Inquire at our ofllre.
i THICrY ft IIAIrllflKK,
Iaw and Agency OlHce.uoitaira, Moorei Uiick Dltx-k,
WAiMEH,
rpO piiridiase two small farms. For particulars, ill
X itiire 01
t UH1IY & ItAMMFJl.
YANKEE DOODLE
Yankee Doodle geei lo town,
A nd to doei everybody, . "
And liuy Ihtir goodi of HMITII & WadK,
And don't gel " tfucfc" on shoddy.:
Bf.t'AI'RK
SMITH & WADE
- hi-,
I '1 keep ahodilr iroo.U. JV are not aelllnir out
at coet. Thnr sua k is uot koiiik lu lie cloemi oni iu
siatv dnvs. Cj'iile the reverae lo llie coulraryi on ill
other side, if you ploaso. They havo settled down in
Halrm for a permanent, lealtiniat business, and deal
iu everyihiuat yon ran think of. and llinnsnnds of
iliiuns iio utio elan but ihoin ever would think of until
ihey needed llioiiii and their business is iiicreasinn
enormously every mouth.
They now offer for tele
OK MUST VLOOH.
A splendid ttlak
DBV tJttODS
IT ITAlltS.
An immeiis stork
-ol-
WllSOII.I Bufsy
ami Bulky
11. nil i! un.
Iroiinnil llh kory
AXl.KH, .
Till l BI.K
III WIUHKOl'SI.
Til larast slock
mid heat assort
ua-nt of
IKllN AvSTKKL
WigM t Bnfgy
8olein and Org'v
tily
FncloryClulhlug
1HOISS,
Heavy ,
I1ARUW1BKI
CAIII.K and
Lo:-thalii!
HOPK,
OIIOl'KliIKH,
1IARDWARK,
KASTEItN ASH
llii-kiirvitoil Frit,-
BOOU 1 SIlOfl.h'rl'bASK.
CUOCKV.ItY,
NOTIONS),
Kl.. Kte,
itOO.CrtMt
ttaekimith aad
u. lf-U.r.T
""a i' ,
Tools.
Plow.,
!all..
I ll hedbnrrowi,
Etc., Kle.,
flniln C'rwllt,
Bver offered
In
Haleai.
j ate, 0k..
I hut Hrl Hot farIt. 1
YEW POSTS
f HaTI. (Ill hanitaiid All al Portland
lo arrive. prices and hall lhat aro not iplln
rent per n Tor1 'era, always lor
lrei(ht a-hlcd. , sal.
77tett ereruhodii keep it y,
And rail and tet Ihem often.
They-rt always ready (so ts Jim)
Hard prices for to "sojlen."
They vork themselres, and pay no rents,
And alvays keep a kirhngi
And i trading goods for poultry eggs
You'll find they don't say 1 thicken.'
BMT.TII "VVADI5,
CeatssitUI Itrtot,
SALEM, UREUOX
cv G. W. HOBART, tV
V ' Saddle t Ilarnc s Maker v 5
Niiyrrtoa, Omuoh.
Al Koop's old stand, bat rooelaiitly on baud a '
UOOD VAHIBTY
Of tverythiiiK kept In bit Una.
mill poo. in awial of ekropmett " yso'f y, U sail
uu hisn twfor piircbaaiiis; eleewber.
Try It and see !
Now Work, and Repairing
bouwshoiAioiieaiid aHWARttAKTCD.
AitK'rtonn l'ixfhanjfo.
C)KMKU OK HASiMK AUD HAU-K
, HTK.KTa.
Haa Fraaclc, t ab
riKEPKOOP-tWSJ Knomt.ull kard ielslied, well
Ventilated, and nic.ly t'oniitlii'd.
Th.moet eranfOrtalde and bomelik. hotel In the
(Hale, where .very waul luUt-d 4cht.rfally
impltfl '
Prlcei to 8olt ih Noat ECuaomlcaL
Th Aaurwan HsrlmMe toaeo. wittl Bed Iahla,
the h.H.I Irs- "nr.
arrnrk WMaw lt,
STAINf l' I.AIH. l Ddred tllas", ' '.
Vrllaioe Toole, fsl ana Bahl m Ulisabe.
UaaduUcaU, --M fc HInn
AF. AA M.
aV l.l Utit K h.1MsllsrimlartMial.
aA , Ihe srl e4 l'l '
LZh n,e,a,,l,t-de"-'l "'i'l'L'ta'w!,
p II , r,S-r t M-l UK""1.
WASHING MACHINE. fc
l'ateuted Jillit lAth, IHC3, by J. M. Horner, Cal. , "
THIS f.murtte Waahine: Machine bas been reatly
(.improved duriiiK lb mat year both in ita
; Katue orAotloiit , :
' : 1 ' ' ..A0.. ,
Rapidity Of Its Exeoutiony
Adding at least out third tolls former rlrtoes '"BetwJ'",''
oioy," accoioimniod by one of the late improves! ''!
W lingers, mnkesthe neatest, most dnmbte, eoonouif",-
VHt.nxpcditloui. compact, and perfect watiiiofi risrt am
lha 1'acillu ooaal. Aii.liour't hard work ean' he aooom a
plialm) wii!, tliin mncliiiie, in ten minutes f rlue o",,,
eoarae articles, as well at lurire and small, are washed '!
wilh e.o faeitity. Warranted wiull perfeotiy ;ij
eleankleavlar no streaks ill tollars and wristbands.
as 00 !
To be purchased In Poll land, at tbe fntrtlljraDe
Olllee of Parrisb . ll.iwlesi In Salem, of i. M. Cools
lor 1 In Albany of tlealy st do. 1 In (Jortsllis of For- 1:
ter Lolulinian, and at forest Grove, ot rjpsmee s
Blank. , i r 0. H. HrENCKU.Ii'oreslOrovti,
Huilll Proprietor for OroHon. ' j
AGENTS WANTED POa , '
i- , IIEADLET'S
History of the Great Rebclll:i
THE CIVIL WAR IN AMEItfCA. ;
By Hon. J. T. I1KADI.EY. ' ' '' "
THIS NEW AND ATTRACTIVE WOKK wlU
embraca A romprehentire soeonnt of the whowr "
ooolcst, neatlv printed from beautiful and dear typo, ' "
mi .md pae, elegantly Illustrated with naoMfoat) .0
nn tteel tuaraTiiias. and bound complete iu one stf
Jicrli volume of over twelve hnndred paaet. Will bt)
iiriiiihed to tubicrlbort ctnrlnsr. the coming antonin. , ".
TESTIMONIALS. " "
Mr. Ilcudley has lrlven an Impartial, truthful seal I
reliable History of the War. The work it an elt
one, and fullv meelt our eniieointions In every r-
speet." ori'S(er (iV. Y.) Advertinr. , ,
'It It written In Headley't best style, and he Is
ahoul. tho host delineator of battle scenes thai ther la
amona American aollmrt. Hertoat pnrehaainc tsMsa 'S
work will K.-t a valnatde and enleruiuina History ef ,t
the War.' Oregon tinlrm State tman, July a, 1866.
," Of the nianv histories of Hie war, " The CJremi ,
lirbrlllan. or a 'Hiilnrf of Iks Civil War in Ike Vni- '
r,i Slnlr; by J. T. Ileadley, author of 'Napoleoe. '
and hit Marshall,' etc., It undoubtedly the moat eantM '
and imptrlial, aa well at the moat hiterestinej, whieh "I
hut lieen issiiel from the American press. A a do-
a, ripiivu wrner, tlr. rieaoiey lias uo superior in
America." W Herald Portland, Oregon), Julf 1
ir, iwiti. ....c!
" It Is Ihe best history yet olrbreil. Wo oommend It
to all who desire a falr'and impartial history." Otts
tcrotit Keritw (Siics, Oregon), Jnnt'lolk. ,;,,
BT. It No other History ol the War enntalna the 1
OCI'lliAI. UKPDUT8 Or GENKUaL GttAMT (
AND HHKUMAN. , ,, ,
f Walt for Hearllcy't. Get the Beat. , ,
K. II Anents wanted for "Hiatory of all Kll.
elmit," Pirtorutl Cliartt, etc. Hold only by lobseria- "
fion. Address, TllAVrVI BlfO'S,
IWtf ' Ooneral Aeenls, Portland, Orotroa. "ia
Marion County Medical Society,
ROOM NO. I8. ' ,
Moorea' Brick Block, Salem.;
IV
i"''1
Qi'ahtiklv alBTisus UslTuetdajt In Janoary,
April, July aud October. .
UptoiAL MitKTiaot For Jitcusslon.tvtry alternate J
Tuoailay evening. v
' Ct.istrtt. aan Disrtastav Paacrtcs, Ever 11
Wednesday and hatnrday, from I to 3, r '
Pntlnntt fromlheelty or eooniry wuhing for eotv i
tollatlon mlkont inenate of execute, oan avail tbstx.
selves of Ihoaeopportunilie. Mombertof the Sorjetyj
resident In the cily, and astoelaled together for Die
potisary l'ractlc, will pay panioniar aiienvion ra
aepartineui couooeieu wisu sueir ii,a.u
, , II. CAHPEHtRH, at. ft;"
Operailns; 8nr-eon.
K.K. F1HKB.M. 0..
Physical slirns.and treatment of OrsanU)
- I). PEYTON, M. . i
Practical Aiucathetla, and diseaaet of Ibe NeryeaS ,
. , . Syttani. . .. , ,,
J.IW. McAFKE. M. D., , ' v p
Cbtniieal teste of liecreiioot.and dittatti of the Bloo
and Kkln. '
j.nomvELii,M. to., " ' " ' " !(
1 ': ; General Diaaooeis aud HyKleut. ' "'!
J. H. WYTHE, M. D., t
tlleroMopleal examinations. Diieattt of the Eya ;
... and Ear. il
at im vBtcBti
eewts nSHeaiSI 1
1 Importer and Maaulaclurer ol
BOOTS AND SHOES . !
and dealer la .1
Leather, Shoemaiteri Tools, and .
FINI)lisrG8.
. ' u -til
Inlon Block, Commercial Street
... . r
(Snlem, Oregon. .-.)
i ' . ' ii'i'f
Has on baud a full attorlmmit of evtry earWiy ot ,
lioott and Khoe now in Ibe market. , j
IlavluK mad rrau(enientt to recelv my stock '
DlBBTT BBORI AlB"CTrBB, 1
I can furnish goodt for bet thaa ' : t
AJIT OTHER HOUSE IS TBI WAT.
- All work or aiy own tnaoofactort it stada of .
TUB VKRV BKSJT MATBBIAt, - '
And put to((ether by good workmen and earanl! (
lo aiv saliafactlon. ""a"
C. M. Parmenter, ;
(Huceessor lo E. (I. Bolter ! '1
a MttLta is
ImpoiUd andHome-Eadt
FURNITURE! '
BprlntfTJed
HllR, trOOL, AUD PCLU imKK3, le., It. ;;;
At Watt's old Btand, Conmerelal gt ratWta.
MOSBMAirS HOTEIt. " ,
Comioerclal &t., otipoll Hi Bteatiboal Undiafr j
Salem,' Owgoa.
SINGLE AND DOl'BLK
Mo.nl per week "V;".'j;.l f? S ,
Hoard ''"TVXtfXS..,
Bnckeye Reapers ssd Co-era I
ll'HT RKCE1VEI). frnet lb stents la Ban . -t
en. a ksrsie stock of Ui above eekbrated Agrtcai. J
toral laipb-aieute, whicb w otftral
San Franclioo Priow and Fnlsfct
PRICIIl
A KeaptTaod HowrCoaUod,No.l, Htvijeal
fXVsH
Mower, Nn. I. llariieat ais
" , tMOUdlll..
.... t?a
.... 100 IM
4LtO
Myers' PaUutllay Kleyatort........J...... M W
Warrauted to onload list larueat load ol bay ana mow
Il away in lb peak of a barn, or top of a tuck, to
from tbrea le v. ill- nar should k
wltboulUiem. Head for a etrejlai ;
HcCKAKEN, tttKItllX A Co..
Portland, April , lltb.- Afsawa,
H. CORNELL,
Dealer la
iTMerlti rrotfiloBi, n4 Cwftetltiar?,
tiraU' aid ort Beeli aad Ikeea
LAD ECS' AND BSSSZS' SZ3t
Crockery, Glaaaware,
If AILS, HOCM, BAKES, tken
Cheap, for Cash or Country Produea,
Good delivered to all parts of tbe City ftes at ,
tharae. , , '
Utor. Hlale Street, four doors east Poet
Ralest.JoDelU. ItokUUsf
It. CUKNfcU
WEB FOOT TONIO!
. It M B BWS mww
dotttsal pauxe "
A- diessiinn by
ef Ir
ellbwi
reoatbeaio. lb atoeweb, oHiM rV?
rtina up. Um liver. As a praraatire ef Aim aaaa
"fi'E"". "ISZ Is W eaayav-4
W "Served with ,1 b- -'';
b.aile.aad erettrilied by stauyef Ike aet -c
Praetkal Aeotkenwy l OnMfili-, Bah-sj. Baas,
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