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Newspaper Page Texthc (Oregon statesman. SALEM, MONDAY. AUG. 27, ISfiCi. THE PttKSIUKNT'S LAST SPEECH. The Philadelphia Cnuvcutiun lias tent cud gratu Intory ami hopeful greeting to An drew Johnson, irunilsing him' support and ex IwrtiiiK him to "he firm." Tho ringing re sponse comes buck from tho President, "that, having taken lii stuml npnn the broad prinoi ple of liberty and the Constitution, there is nut power onougli on earth to drive hi in from it." Thin speech in a choery "All"! well" from the vigilant watchinmi who ii guarding the citadel of freedom, through tho troubled night of revolution. It in a graphic. ;descnp tiou of the fierce conflict that in now raging between thu foes and friends of our iwititution, nml ii inch a picture of tho batilu at could be painted, only by one who is in the "thickest of the fray," watching every adianeo and re trcnt on tho field, and himself bravely breast ing the fight. We nommend the speech to the attentive consideration of our leaden, as one befitting tho occasion and creditable alike to the head and heart of him who made it. In its statesmanlike views it is worthy of the President, as in its patrolisin and in iti kindly spirit toward the conquered South, it ia worthy of tho man. Bitterly ns President Johnson opposed the treason that with arms in itt hands sought the nation's lifo, and deeply as he was wronged in person and property by its adher ents, he is now willing to concede, with every man who has any faith in his raoe, that ammig mo mapses. at least, rebellion arose from Ignn- ranee rather than from a guilty intent. De manding sufficient guarantees for the future, ho is rendy to forgive tho past, entertaining, as Mr. Litioolu said, "malice toward none, and chanty for all." Tho Individuality of Mr. Johnson is alriliiugly conspicuous in this speeoh; with rugged good sense he breaks through all conventionalities, and strikes immediately at the root of the mutter in dispute, assuming re sponsibility for all that he has done, and re senting, with proper spirit, tho personal cal ninny and abuse that have been heaped upon him. This fact has caused tho radical press to affeot to sneer at tho "I, my, and me" con tained in Iho speeoh, thus showing the con temptible weakness of tho cause they advo cate. We Imagine, however, that they will yet hnve abnndnnt reason to fear this "person al pronoun of the first person," at which they are now so touch disposed to be merry, as it stands for a very sturdy, obstinate noun, in the independent oitso. We coufess, that we rath er like this spirit in Mr. Johnson, which has been falsely called egotism. It shows us that wo have in the Presidential office not a mere automaton, but a man of inflexible will and indomitable courage, scorning hypocrisy and owning his personal responsibility tn the people in all he door. Like Anthony, he is "No orator hi Drill ui was, but a plum blunt man." We can snrely pardon lack of grace and . refinement, when as in this oaso thu want of culture only shows to greater advantage the native strength and honesty of the man. This speeoh of the President is eminently American in its tone, revealing the hardy self reliance, combined with abiding faith iu the wisdom of the people, which is so characteris tic of the American mind, and which has ele vated ua from a condition of colonial vassalage, to our present proud position among. the na tions of the earth. In fact, Andrew Johnson is a true "representative man" in tho United States, aud is a living example of tho excel lence of our Governmental system, having ris en by snccessive steps from the lowest rank in in society tn the highest office iu tho gift of the nation, makiog his way by the aid of others when be could, but going resolutely onwnrd nny-bow, thus establishing the truth of Epi bharruus's proverb, "Tho gods sell all good things to men fur their labors." Such a curse of training has had no ten dency to softeu the asperities of bis nature, but has rather strengthened the individuality of his character, making him just thu man for this hour of need for Liberty wants strong, resolute men at her side now to guard her from the assassin strokes of seeming friends. The Presideut iu this speech, expressing his usual confidence in tho people, oalls npon them to rally to bis support. And it is our steadfast belief that the call will not not be in vain. The people will come, and the Philadelphia delegation is but the van-guard of a grund ar my of reinforcements. Even now they are furbishing their nrinnr, and the great States are resonant with tho din and hustle of prepa ration The bronzed and scarred veterans of the war will oome to rescue the Gelds of their glory from the robbers and jackals that are prowling for booty and prey among the van quished. The soldiers of the Union have, with tho bayonet, pinned nil the stars to the flag, and they will not suffer them now to be torn awny by congressional enactment. They will not he cheated of the peace anil Union which their prowess and blood have won, by the jugglery or tricks of politicians. General Grant, their former leader, is already "keeping step" at the President's side with tho old dog ged determination to "fight it out oa this line." The army will certainly sustain the President, for it is not in the nature of brave men to sym pathize with tho vindictive fanatical spirit which now controls Congress. This fall, there will bs a second "Graud Uprising" in the ' North in behalf of the Union, and the earth will soon be shaken by the tread of a countess boit whose slogau will be the death-knell of the radioal faction which now legislates for us. "We sre coming, Father Audy." W a Still Lives ! Hoyakin, the "woman's rights" man, was in town the nther evening. It was surmised that, lilts Elijah of old, ibis saintly individual bad been translated bodily to that better kingdom be has so often prated about. lie was reported to bare been io pur suit of soodry and divers editors. Alas f we are prepared for the chillers,, the small-cough, the whooping-pnx, Claik's Web-Foot Tonie, or any other usual affliction of mankind, bat for Hoyakin "nary." Let Tony beconfisca ted, McPberson and Schwalka Inveigled, but as for us, Boyakin, forbear ! Our gender is neither neutral nor ambiguous. We are not a woman, either by instinct or education, and " WfMiH rather wr-p toese theefrve, Tiisn win thee lo destroy." Not Dead. It wajjistid some time ago in the Statesman that Dr. 8. R. Uncles, well known about here, was dead. This is a mis take. The Doctor is alive, and is engaged in bis profession at Cbsnibrrsburg. Pa. Polk Co. The election in Polk came off - quiet J to the 20th. Dr. JtfiVrrs, democrat, is reported lo have been elected by some 33 ma jority. He goes to the Senate ia place of Jobs) Frater, deceased. FAY OPI'ONKS TUB SKW PAUTl". The Oregon Reporter (Copperhead, and lit tle Fay) opposes the new party. A'ter referr ing to the cull of tho Democratic Congressmen, it says : But w fail tn see in it any new idea advoca ted, or any measures suggested that have not been urged upon Ihe people by thu Democratic press incessantly ilnring and sines the late na tional troubles. It has been urged times in numerable, "as vsseutinl tn national union, that wh must maintain unimpaired the rights, tho dignity und equality of the States, includ ing the right of each State to control its own domestio concerns, subject only to tho Consti tution of the United States." This has been the fundamental principle of National Dcinno racy ever since its organization ss a party; and we fail lo see any reason why Democrats should lend their aid tn tho establishment of a new party for tho advocacy and maintenance of principles which are already a part nf their non, mm lorm uie inundation stone of the Demnoratio platform. If the object nf the iuii.i-uuoii is io nrmg togctner men who iu dorse the above principles, why form a now party and go through ull the labor and formula of perfecting anew organization I Why not nullum evasion nor wiin tnu uemwratia par ty, if Iheso are tho objects they wish to achieve! During its administration of the nf falrs of our Government, embracing a period of more than sixty years, ours was the bappi est and roost prosperous land cn earth. The treason of Burr, the attempted insurrection of nuay, arm tne threatened nullillcatiou of Cal houn were all suppressed by simply adhering to the Constitution, and without shedding one drop of blood, and we were triumphant in two foreign wars. Under each and all of these eiroo instances, under Democratic rule, the rights, the dignity and equality of the States were maintained unimpaired. Why not, then, WO ask again, not will, llm Durmioruli,, nurlv if the perpetuity of these cardinal principles of our Government is what yon aim to secure 1 Then why organize a new party ? In point of numbers thu Democratic party never was so strong as it is now, nor so well orgauixed. Our name is a synonym for our free institutions, and while other parties have ri'en, flourished awhile, and then died, tho Democratic party has continui'd to live, became its principles are those of eternal justice, and its life of the Constitution, and whilo the Constitution lives the Demooratio party oannot die. We do not claim infallibility for the Dem ocratic party, but its principles aro in fallible. Then we would say to the Dem ocrats, cling to the name of Democracy as you would to its principles ; and tn oil true patri ot who love the Union and revere the Consti tion, wo say, as we agree in principle let us act together. TttlC'lliNA. The name of this disease in pork, or rather the worm which is the disease, has been known to tho Chinese for oeuturies. Ap Poy, a learned Confucian, who resides in Sun Franoisco. informs tho correspondent of the Stockton Herald that every Chinese meat Healer is laminar with tlio various poisoned diseases of pork. which so astonishes Europe and America. Ho said, "Triclinia is the combi nation of the spotted yellow fever, the black spot fever ami the worm fever ; hence its name, three diseases in one The pork raised in China, npnn high ground, is subject to the yellow spotted lever. The hot. murky grounds produce the black spotted fever, and "iho worm was originally produced by tho putrid human remains which float nlong tho banks of the many rivers in China.' Hogs, in huge droves, have all been inuocnluted from one, with other disease. In fact, when attacked tho disease is contagious. Any person eating of either kind of diseased hog meat, is surely attacked with Ihe disease the hog was pivsoucd with as they eat the meat. He Ap Poy contended the spotted fevers prevalent among the people of Europe, weru nothing mure nor less than the hog disease. He quoted many cases iu Asia, Europe. South America, Mexico, North Ameri ca, uud throughout the niiiiierons islands, where, of a sudden, these various diseases have broken out. He further said that a composit ion of urscnio an I lead was used to euro the spotted fevers iu men and hogs. Verdigris was used lo euro trichina, and in his district Ihe doctors never foiled io cure. Hero Is something for our medical men to practice np nn. Were this brought lo the Itiintvlcdgn of any European Medical Society, how Iho world would ring with the discovery ! Consumption op Wiiihkv. It appears by official reports that the amount of whisky con sumed annually for drinking purposes, is es timated by Iho co.: mission as averaging u gall on and a half per he nil to the whole popula tion of Iho United States. Large as this may appear, it is shown that the consumption iu Canada and the other British provinues reach es over a gallon aud a quarter a head ; while in Kus.iu it averages no less than two gallons to each loan, woman and child of the popula lion.. Iu Great Britnin, where .the common people do not, in general, drink spirits, the amount consumed uiiunuliy varies from eight tenths lo a gallon per capita. But in that country beer is the more universal popular beverage, and no less than 22.(MH.0(K) barrels of ale uud beer nro consumed ever year whereas uot more than 5.0(K).0fHJ or GVKtO.OOO barrels are produced in the United States. FiiuillTFl'L Aucidknt. A frightful acci dent recently happened at a foundry in Scot land. A heavy casting was being made, win n some of Iho liquid escaped, and splashing on the hands arms of the workmen, caused them to quit their hold or the laiMe, which immedi ately capsized, aud the whole of Ihe contents, soma three tons, was thrown on the workshop floor. All Ihe men rushed for their lives to the door, hat it could not lie opened at once, and they turned in desperation, and actually ran through the molten inelal. One fell as he ran, and was so disfigured that be was scarcely lo be recognized, and bis life, with that of one of tho others, is despaired of. How to Cl'HK A Felon. As wo often see friends suffer with these troublesome things, wa publish the following cure for them, which we have beard highly recommended; the char acter of Ihe paper copied from, (Journul of Medicine.) adds further lo this recommenda tion : "As soon as the parts begin to swell, get Ihe tincture of lobelia and wrap the part af fected, with cloth thoroughly saturated with the tincture, and the felon is dead. An old physician says he has known it to cure in scores of oases, and it never fails if applied in season." HuasiA. While the Powers of Central Europe arc contending wit each other for su premacy. Russia is patiently extending hef em pire in Ihe East, and is fast pushing her armies to tho very boundaries of British territory in India. A late Arrival from Europe brings news of n battle iu Ihe Bucburia and the total defeat of Ihe Prince nf Bokhara. Bucharia is one of the most fertile and independent prov inces in Central Asia, passesat-s a population of a couple nf millions, and is evidently des tined to be absorbed by Russia, which is pa tiently subduing all the tribes in those regions. pETKOLKl'M FOB ASTHMA. A Correspoo dent of the Country Gentleman writes to that journal: "I have a son. six years old, that had the asthma in the most distressing form for three or four months when he was one or twoyearsold. We tried everything we could hear of without getting relief, till we were told to rub his neck and breast with petroleum, and we used it both erode and refined, experieno ing very speedy relief and a final aud perms nenl cure, lor be bos not since had a returu of it, and be now a very healthy child." Vr.sr VlitoisiA. A trout fishing party from Weston, West Virginia, which recently visited Ihe headwaters of the Elk and Hock hannon rivers, report that they found men in the mountains fiwiv yerrs old who had never seen wagon. Hears, deer, panthers aud other wild game are fuond ib abundance. I The Chicago Journal says observe Ihe fid lowing rales il you want lo recap the eliuk-ra: Never speak er Ihmk of it- Haoiah it Iron your home circle as a topic nf envrrea!ia. Be careful. Be temperate. Be cleanly. Be war of abisky and tb Democratic paity. Dkomnb in Whihkv DlllNKINO. Ill onu sequence of a falling off in Ihe foreign demand for whisky, it has been arranged by n few of the leading Scotch distilleries to close their es tablishments for a lontr or short period, as cir-cnuistumi-s may determine. Cnishriilc dis tillery, which can produce fifty lliniisnml gal lons weekly, and employs nearly one hundred hands, is to bo closed for two mouths. Will Uisk the Consequences. Franz, of the Brandon (Miss.) Republican says; Dukgliis Jerrold calls women's arms "the serpents that wind around men's necks, killing the best resolutions." That class of serpents can just w ind around our neck as much as they please, and if any ol the young Indira believe what Jerrold says, they can come and try t lie experiment nu us. We'll risk thu conse quence There was a prodigious celebration In Phila delphia, nu the 4th of July. Tho veterans were in tho procession and formally returned the scarred and blood-stained fiattlc-flogs which tney nail tiorne so heniicilly nml glo riously ull through the w ar. Au immense con course from miles around, and it was, perhaps, the most animating day in the history of the Quaker City. The Herald's Toronto correspondence snys that the Canadian mind was considerably ex ercised by the discussion of the merits and con duct of Ihe different officers nf the Queen's Own, who had command of the military ope rating against the Fenians a', and near Fort Erie, during the recent invasion. A court of iuquirr bad been demanded by Colonel Book-' er, who received so much blainc at first. A singular case, has just oomo before tlio French tribunals. A young girl eleven years of age attempted successively thu life of her mother and sister for the sole purpose of drink ing their blood. The uliild has bean osninin ed by competent physicians, and proved to lie attacked by the strange mania of anthropopha gy. Her extreme youth leads the physicians to hope that her oure may he accomplished. ''Important Will The will nf the late Ren. Alexander Campbell, of Bethany, West Virginia, involving, it is said, an estate of near a quarter of a million of dollars, whs admitted to probate at Wellsburg lately, Thu will is contested by the huirs of first wife, on the ground that at the time ol its making (in I8(i2) his memory was so far impaired as to leav.hiin incapable of making n valid will. Recently Captain John M. Hudson and dipt. J. K. Fitch set sail in a very small boat from New York for London. Tlio vessel is a full rigged ship, four luns burden, five .feet beam, and twenty-threo feet long. Sho was named Ihe "Iinu, Whitb Anu Bluk," and is the slimiest craft of the kind ever set afloat on tho Atlantic. An exohange says that house flics may he effectually destroyed without the use nf poison,' Take half a leaspoonful of liluch pepper in powder, one teaspoonful of brown sugar, and one tcnspoonfnl of cream ; mix them well to gether, and place them in a room on a plate, where the flies are tioublesome, and they will very soon disappear. It seems to have been definitely ascertained that paper collars are poisonous. They are whitened with arsenic, and will cause eruptions on the necks nf those who wear them and into whose circulation the poison happens lo he in troduced. .,' 0 VEtt looked. Wooleo mills are the insli tut ions of the State, and among these, not the least, is the one at Ellendalu in Polk. This factory bus been overlooked heretofore, hut is doing a flourishing business, wo understand, promising much for the future ' Improvements. Mr. Miller, our Street commissioner, is a man of energy and enter prise, as graded streets and numerous sidwalks, built and building, nttest. -Pedestrians will hardly have a chance to moisten their webs hero next winter. The government iiji.ff. Kurt Yamhill were sold at auction, recently, for ihe sum of $2tiO, iu greenbacks. Catahkii The Origin of Catarrh it in most cases A neglected Cold, which ran be re lieved by tho use of "Brown' Bronchial Troches." by soothing the irritated nnd inflam ed memhrone extending from tho nose tn the throat. For Coughs and Throat Diseases the Troches nre of grent service. Tu lll'sists Uks. ikd Ornies. Arrangements have been made In the Statesman Office ehrrehr all kinds of Ginl mil Fancy Prltitlnx can be Uone on ihe shortest nollee, sml at prices which cannot hit lo lull rnir imrons. The Mliln Depsrtincr,! le under Ihe clierire el an esrerlenced end coml linli-iil printer, nl our ork (or inure than year ieit ll" testify, and thole requiring- lirlcfs, pamphlets, checks, hill hraili, business, address, er eeridlns cuds, programme!, ball circulars, mining companies' cerllflcalea and receipts, Jus tices' blanks, ami In fact every deserlpdon of nUlo and fan cy printing can have Hie work well ami promptly rlnie. We keep a complete assortment or btl!-hcail. Idler, ami oth er p4r, suitable for Job prlntlnir, together with plain and faury earils, ele. We levlte Uioae drairlnjt to have any ile crlptlon of printing ilone, to call and caarulne sample. bimI prices, aril satisfy Ihemielvea thai as smut work can be dune anil aa good bargains made as at any other office Iu Oregon, - THIS JIAKKKTS. Lep-nl tenders areqnoteil in San Francisco at 'flu? I J POHTLAMI riloni'CK MAItKKT. The r -llowlng are the Orepiiilan's Portl.ud prices, Ant I 4: Wheat, for milling, bushel ? 0hi, " ' fillriai font Meal, ft 100 It, 3 Oil Kluuf, extra ll Oa t-'Iunr, country lininils 4 '( (irontid Keed, j ton ttHM Apple, 'film ! 'M'n.i 00 Apples, dried t'.ll Ucoll. s TH 1H Hamn. 1 th IM slioiihlers. r' tb '' Laril, in liua 21' Lord, iu kc,ra I 1' KiOK. V ,tu Hotter, V HM.ti t'liii-kena, api-iinr ami fiill-irrown, Vdnx.. 4 Isifiiti .VI Henna, fl Unl lb 3 jUfi.l HO R-tall prices ColTee, Oregon gr,-nnil, ISOc pr Ih.j tlreen C Ea: ereen Jar. SSe. Hogar. ennheri, ISc; puhrriird -. graouihicl, IS.; YrlCRFrrf 14c; Manila llll!'; Syrup. tH. ". Heavy tloWeti, so. Tea, V-.ung llysnn. lill;OI I X.er, Japan, l uo; Black, I5el IS. CWae. SftalWe. HALM XAkKKT. The Ml'iwiac art the Satetu iUta!lone lur Saliirdnjr bust: Wheal. lamiicl.MclfcllO. (), y iMi.liel. r. Ji-. Kbair, i ImrrH. .' 60f(ilil. Con, i-al, V low I tl. Middlings. ton.ie;i. Bran. IVO. Bui- in - Hum. y It,, I-; Shailiee, luv.; Sides, Inc. Lard. t lb. In tins. 20r ; in kegs I'.r. ttnltrr- lrefi. ie. ('l,e('li.Kia. t IV 3o; Orauron. none. Y,;i'. it dnen. lie Ckivken. 'f dstu. ii A le,flsii.50r; dried. V erg!. Oiii-mh. f D to. ca-li. Pisulues, V biislii-l,jr. Administrator' a Wotire, VTOTICE la Iwraby iriven I hat I be) undersigned line i been appointed administrator oa lh estate ,f Uenre ('. W rtnian, deceased, br lbs Conntr Court of I'olk Coniiir. Oreiron. sill persons hsvinsemttnsssaniai Noil et ate are here, he reqiieeled to present tlieaaowlo the undersigned si Ilia reaidenrej In tllesilnlc. In en id eouatv, Willi the Bsrreeeary voneliere,-within ail mostus froia the dote hansnf. Kllendak, Pwlk eonnty,Or.g..n, Ant 9. 1.1). lB-. w4 r. M.roi.l.lXN.Adn'r. notice to the Sick. A DVK'B KIIKK AT ( MIlK R DKl'll STOHK. opiMWiie tits ) oat OB)i-s. ah extra elisrifv fcr neon ne. AtilK tt'RKI) KOU j fts AND WARKAXTED. J. 0. SIIELTON, M. D. Frartlrlig PiinlclM uud ftirgeoii, PAl.KM, nltKQON Office and restdeitee. i Wilann'a brtt k , opposite Ihe llemtetl llonse llEIMIagradiuiL.ofi).e 1'lirsio Mediral rollege.liii I einnsti.Oliir.l, la pundr rrfarmilarp in liis prsrf lire.diarardln alika snineraj awl remtakle nuieraia and asm sneh Smtirii.. . a.-t perfect harnwrne with KMrnrfl-medirltiea lull HMl th mr reront miHlMiisrtt llmt if it d n I, thmf Will do mfnrf. IIi heli attenHM fI(( of WrtiirM tn the TolMd. (Allon-tliM-i Mht,j VM',, Knin new. Hod tn(t PfriKJ m4rm uu km mt iso.it hi iMin, t tuiir MtuMM4 wtlh ikt elii U Ui vNHe AUK.vrs WA.vri?i. rpO BUM,. IIYRrnSCUIPTlON ONI.Y.ilio sinnd J. ard and "llii-inl Svlilliern Hislorv of Ihe Wio i TUB LOST C AI'Stl-:," lly KuwAiui A. Pnl.l.AKD, of Vlrltihi. I'nmprlalitir it full und inillieiitii- iicconnt rf tho rise and iiiwruss of thu Into Southern f-oiifcileriu-y. (.'mnpli-te in one Inre rovnl oclnvo volume nf nenrly KOII piiKca, with -M splendid stent portraits of itlslinuinlied llnuu-rlnr-nto leaders. For terms sml Inrrilnrv, address K K. HIIKAIi, General Aunit, -WihH Xi, H Moiiikiuiiery st , Kan Kmnvlsco. ISINKOMTIO-f. NOTICR it hereby friveii tlil the pnpsrtnersldp heretofore exietitiir nmler the Nrm title of "Oar diner Mill t'oinpHiiy,'' is this ituy dissolved by mtttiiHl consent. Tlio undersigned will'rontlnu the 'hiisineiw a! the same pliu-e, aud will aniline und settle ull clalina tor and iiuuist the voucerii. DAVID MOItKY, Oardhier City. .Inly 27. 1Mb. -j:i- I Weitman's Patent Horse-Shoe 'plllS undurtlirueil Inn piiii-lmsed Ihe Huh! In mnko I nnd pin on WEITMAN'S PATKNT 1M l'UOVKD IIDKSK NUDE, anil is now nrepurail to (nit on this mm iiii.i i,.i o.,..w( ..Mrii(6 ui auv num. KHrmers ami horsemen will please, etill uud examine. if, Ht the shop iu the rear of my livery smliln in oncm. asiuh li. HTAiHihl. Weil man's Patent Horse Shoe Thla new shoe, offers the fnlhiwiinr ailvunlaiea i The first iroiitd lie ill the euce nf tender fonted horses, biiuii ua uuve nut aim nun lino s anil tnosu tviiOHt' hnofa will nut admit ol nulls heinir driven Into the hoof. This stiue lieiiol fHileiied eulirvly hy I lie mo cuuienl eonliivutice on ihe (iiitsiilu, will shvo till surh horses, sml uiHke them really as usufiil us inures wtlh ttie best feet. I'd. Hhnuhl ii mini lie driving on Ihe road or Iravel il'K over lh njiiiiuuiin, hi it ho ruso otlia ill lliis eouutrv, wln-re a man is liinidi-etla of miles from a hjai'keuiitli, and Ilia horse casta shoe, ho could shoe hiui iiKttin with this puteiitshoe iu two tuitiules' time, ueoilinir nothlngr but the time, rasp and suruw-driver. Udt For horses whose feet urn tt-mihlitd will, i-oi-ita and stn-h dillicnlliea litis shoe is the very thitiit, us ev ery sliuer and furrier will seo at il (.hinni. This slnai enn oe useo Dy I lie farrier iliirinir a leriatn wiisou, or over a eerlnln road, or ml certain roinrh L-ruiinil, uud then liiken olf i.,v,r ,l,i,, -lihi,t ,-e"t ..I expense, or the leust nijiirv lu tlio lime ur ifit-huise'e wd. H. l)l.IIt'K, Vurtier and Veivi hiary Hiuguon. Hatein, Oregon, Auk- l, llliii. M I.SX'Oltl'OUATi:!) IAN. INili. IMG. OKUOOTV IRON WORKS, Corner of Ksrrlson and Seventh Sts,, Portland. rplUS Cotnpuny huve liifely etilarirod Iheir w-trks. Ji nnd by Ihe iiitmiiui-iion of the most ipproveit Ma rhinei'v Htit Tools, aro fuliv utile lo eoinptfle with nnv Irn Works on Ihe couai, both in ilmnulir ut work mid I heir liirilitiea for exeuutiiifr eolilrtrlaHiid orders itt-omtiiiy lur uny kind ut AiHt-luuery reiiureil. ein-ji-nt-iuif MAKINR. MTATIONAKY and l'OHTAlll.K KX- (lIXKSand HIIII,l:US, HAI rKltlKSof any required weiirht i WIIHKLlilt cV RANDALL'S KOIINTAIN. uud MOOHK'S OKlNDKItSHinl AMAUlAMATIIHKi II lintel lurJ's ( ()N( KMliA itllJS, bllOKS uud 1)1 KK ; r'l.ontlXO imd HAW MILL WDItKi x . l'OltTAIILB HTKAM SAW MILLS, Ijellolez Mvera' AMEIIIL'AN DOIjllLHTL'UIIIXI-: WATKU WllKKLS i hlinltiiiK uud l'lillevsi Iron Kronts. Doors nnd Shin ier, and All Kinds of machinery and Castings. Foriheronrenience of imities onleritn Mm-hitterv of us, we furnish. Ht the lowest marker prices, balter'v HcieiMit, Copper I'lulea, luther mnl Itulihi r lli llni. A. V. Ulllllri, 1'les i. C. 8, MonoAg, R.e'y. 'J4if Jolix j. SIIAW. OKOttoK P. flot.HAX, Notary I'uhlic. SHAW & HOLMAN, Attorney ul Luw, NaltMii, Oii-kuii, OIKit in Ihe Court House. ' ' v20 PICTURES, PICTUEE3! A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY FOR MNFl'Y VAYS! Cheaper than the Cheapest ci.T.'iVTiihn''y ,.r'VooVm,j,,n,,tt,"iilf,,,!'irr,!iv ttike l'iduru clieiipvr llmii ttiijr utla-r Hlli-ry i:; th? mail'. Montgomery's Gallery, SAfsEM. OHEUOX IjY virion of uii exeviitiuti hihI ui Jcr ut wito nu fin iluniiroof ittMi-iMiitf, iwiifsd (iit nf iltc i'iri-iiit tVurt uf Hit HlHle vt Ori son for II n nmiity of Miiri'Hi.niid In me tlirci-lr'l. wlirt iii slolni X Siiiiui nhil Mury Kiniili re iilHiiilin'ft, Mini 1. (J K iit ;r um. Mhi-v K-itnr nml H. Amulii urt'cii-tetidiiniB, ruiiiiiiittiiiiii tub hi iimk, :tle of ihe property it iKTilnil in tU iivv;vi nv.A lorn rloBiirc u nert-foitf, I Inivs tfvit-il uHti till dm ritlil, liilf hiii) intureht ofiwiil I. ('. Kixnr nn'l Alurv Ki-Unr, wliirli tlivv now uuve ur Imvtj hrui Ht anv lime iipk tho I'.'ili day tif Otinhar. IH.iti mi id tu I In- rr fvii.it (luirril-ctl in Miiil iicrri'0 ts folluw t'Mvit .Siinult in M'lNiin cnimiv, Htntf of Orfffifii ; VtilU-iM'it No. M'.t, Ciiill-ui No. JIIH, mnl Hi I.H liuiiHlS. W. nit fniirili uf 1 1 m h K ittffourtli of 11 in T. 7 H., It. H W- f lie Willnineiif iiiviiilinn, i-iMthiiiiii 5 Hint I Wl iirn-n ; Htitl Hid fiHrlioi.nl X. vm Imif of t tif.n 1 1; T 7 H.. It. :) VN .. fontntiiiti-,' I IT nut) 97 IWi lUTfn; hihI liver lot Nu. I, InmTiiim IS, T. 7 H., H. 3 U',, (nulHiiihix 40 bin I X Hl Hrrt' timkiin' in nil HlJ him! M 1(H) tu-ri'sv lyctih-T wilb thttMiiiirlniint'eit I litfitfimlti Ist'hmiujf mnl will ttTM'r-i Id m-ll llltf wmiit ul (iiiUIic Miii'tioii, Ht (he Court llonmi iUr in Kwlf in. in Mtid ruiiniT hiiH Siuic. on ftluiittur. tli MUli duvuf Nrlsiiiln.-r, lwj.at ilita huurof uu ' Iwk p.tn , or h luiit'h tltrvuf will bo tiet-t-siwry l(rw(if the ilstitiiit1n' ilf ntuiiii, mii'tuutiiitf io i ituii'lrtd itl piiflnv lliri-4 ii nl twfiity livti miu hniiilrviiilisi tlillirt 1$oH:( j,Mini intetfwt lliurcuii tit thr nun of Uv.ilu wr rout pur Him it in fruui Lite Ui'tth day uf Julm, IStiti, li flher wtili toMi. J. si. Ml'KI'nV.SlTritrof SUriuu cmuiy. ShUiii. AiiK'""t II. JHtrtS. t!4w I Dr. . W. UKOIV.W riijsk'lan, Kiinroon, nnd Oculist, 8ALKM. OUKdOX, OKKKKH hiii pfpMioiml iwrvlrwii to the Hiiwuit nf KmIviuhimI virinilv iu th prriu-fl of tlrdtciiM, rWery, nd OI'f trk-n. Thnw nMrriiiK Diseases of the Eye, would do wi'll tn i-hII hi hU ottir. nnd ut oin re-(tnt-pif. Surim-ul onilioiiF ikillfully urlurinMt on ti e Kynt, lur Crtiamrl. Film. Slnliimiii or I'nttJ t.ret. ' Miiny putimit- ran lt nrrn tit Iim offlt-e dully. iSoiiVeTif riiiul " Wiili'iiTi'ulT In County Court, Marion Cmnity, ()rron. AuuM trrm, i' FnlhiBiif NMlmn li Hunt, dr J. J All Krt IU T. NdtDiniiimtor of mill iwUiie, iMviiitf tltii diiv KM Mi teccmnte tn uMlt'tinrt, pmyitisf a tiiml iwiiliniiit of ilw Mine. It i itftmfnrn uHrrt,J hv ill I fluK llmt 1 iHtwlHV. tiie 4lh dtsT nf fanteoiber. iwift. tx mi errl fur thr Wttrinv of Miid -limtim. Ht the tcnrt nnrwe tn NHw. Ht whirh ttm nml yistv nM peraonii intreftied tnny nppsr aud file llnur oujm ti"ii tn the minif. if hut ihy bur. - otlrn of I'iiiMl $ltltiiiit In Ccunijr Court, i'olk (.utility, Hinted Oregon. An- tfuit irm, irtoo. Lsilitte uf Jolin C-IhcIikou, live 4. d C.CU AM. m1 'ii iiul rntor uf Mid mUiie. Iimuiik jm tin dnv fiird liu suaHtnU iu Mtd Coort rmTiiit m tittul Mttlement of the mnii, llun-rfure, notice I hereby Kiveii to nil pertone niteretteil in Mid eat Hie, thai th" ruii apnliniiion will le lirartl ana drteruunetl al Me Court Howr in Ihilla. on Tueeday Uie 4lb day t rieinter, a. if. in. Anfuid d. H V44 Lost $10 Reward. -a KUsT H HKVH,VKIt hm h.mt.r, Ml U: end A. uf the mujule wnra. and Ihe eerew tiiat h-Hti the Cffk in lr 4e tiM i If. Tne a'ctve rewaid will I knid fortlw hUrn of tl. uhioi to m. r at Itw ttitmeit Otti-r. tV. II. AMKHWKV rvln. Ann 11. W-! ?1w1h1 Ten Dollars Reward. STfMsKX from tin snWnbr. nnor hUhiI tle Jih Amt of July, a MiLII H WA(XN. with willow boi. hWk lop. I will five Uie uiMre reward for ihe recovery or any informaiio fit wm4 waeou. .V.HMMAX. Haleui.AnK . 13. IM. Mt Doors, Windows & Blinds, JOT rswiJ. s Isrira saanrtmrM of pin lstS mud M't KOOtSIS, lr,NB KaMvni MamifsMoma, aud lir sal lsa4, (or rasli, al STRANG ft ANDERSON. March ii, ! -eJ HI IIO l O A' o. Essence of Jamaica Ginger riVUA VAUAULK 'U KIMKATloV. .,,MtHiniiit X in u highly ruiirfiitrHli'd form all l!ie rnpoMitj of ihe tlHiniiii'ii Oiiikwi. n U-i-oma one of the moat popiilnr ttofi,!Hiir rumudtea for nil dirii-n'M uf ihe Rtnm acli nitd iiieti'M nrmtn. Ah h loin.- il will lm found hi nlimhtn In all iwrttoim ifrnvxrinu Ironi tlcliility. wlillitr produced bv fever or uihti. inu t Iit wl.iM ti liiipnMn lo the hvhumii nil tlio ulnw Mtnl vitfor ilntf chii t prodiH-nii by wine nr hmmly. It in eiitiri-ly free from tho reiirtloiutry ell'erta ttmt follow the MHt nf hpirila of nny kiinl. It ii uIko hii ext'olirui remedy for fount lei who ii Hi-1 from dillicult iiiuintttiirnlioii, n'tvlnu ulniont tin mediiile relief In lJm HpimuiH thut to ti-e(iientlv ho euinpHii.v llmt period, It n'wm itinnc'diiiti' relief to Niiiiimr, piiiihchI by riding in H railroad rur.nr hy e eirttiitH, or oilmr rHinnM. It iti ii Iho ViiliiHl'k hh nu txitMiini applionliuti for Gout, Klieiimtittm. NViimtiu. "'f'. HIDIKiJTON k CO., 8ola Amenta lor the iVtlitt Cuaati STOP THAT COUGHING POME OF YOU CANT, AWD WB PITT O you. You have trifd every remedy but the ON B deiilned, by tut Intrlnilo merit, to supersede all trim tlar preparations. It in not siirprinitig you aboult! be reluctant to try onwtiilug else after Uto many ex pertmenui you have made of tnmhy oompeunda foisted od uie pubilo u a certaio cure; but ( NEWELL" Pulmonary Syrup Is really the VtRY BERT remedy ever compounded for the cure of t'miftli", 1'oIUh, Horn Throat, Aslhina, WboopiUK C'otixli,UriiiehlilsandCoiisuiupilon, Hum sandaof wupltt lu Oiliforuta and On-fton nave tnwn ny-eady buunlittud by the aurprUluij uurutlva powers NE WELL'S Pulmonary Syrup and M'lth ono armnl giro It ttielr unouiilliVd appm.' butluu. We now ftddn-Nrj ountclves tn nil vrtm nv un acquainted wtlh Ibtn. tne Kreateat Canarea uf the am fur llto healiiiK of ull diauaaea of the Throat aud lsUtuja, awuniiK vuu that NEWELL'I. : : Pulmonary Syrup has cured thousands and It will cure YOU If yon try It This Invaluable modi, mo Upleamnt to Ihe lisle; fKKithltig, boa 1 1 u nnd nirtMiKt honing lu lis eftVcU'; on tiruly freo fioin all potHoiious or doleterloiw drugs, and perftH-tly harm lew under all clrcuinMawes. Certtncates from many promt netit i iiueus of Baa Francisco accompany every botUu of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup REDINOTQN tl CO. Aints, Dau Franc iroo. REDIXCTO.N'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS An, itimle rrniii FKKSII Fruits. Kscli linlllt' llitlils IwilD ua ,llll,-tl hh uiiv ntlisr Ih-hiiiI in llitt timiket., i-i,iih-,,iviitIv they i-ri' Ilii- t'l)eilsl nml the liel. 1,'SK Nf1) orinai. lil lHMlTON i CO. Aueuis for llir l'lll illc- l-HHSI . . W a. si asst. a a A s. a k TU1S Is wnniterfiil dlseortry, and stands above ceinisirison with any oilier arUeai for tlas ilair srir broaslit befora tiw pubUe, A I'EHfECT Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser holh combined In one. In. Ts net a Dye. 2d. lVlil uol color tba skin. Bo. Kill nslon llray llalr le a baantlftll Dlark, Heosm, Auluini, or wbalevsr Might kave been lu orlaiual color, and cause II lo assume lis former bueuty. 4th. Mill cure all lluinors and Disease! of ihe aealp. 6th. Will rmof Handrail and Srurf from lite head, and keep Ilia hair moist and etlk-llke 111 lu appearaura aa In youthful ilaya. Sth. Will promoU a beallhy sroeth. Tnr. Will inovanl II fnKii Mlliij eff, and Sanaa II lo stow ou baki hsads wham tfasre Is lib and yluluy al Uie roots, but abate lues sr. rone there Is no hope of incce. Htii. The heal Ualtiaony I bat eea bs glrea Will bs found iuslda of earb bollle. rTon-nnfril fa f nil r efafm for ts er (As MMSH-s; rvwssfeal sjler (tslief lace softies, try il nd ee miisssJ. gold averywharsi. PRICB, it. EDI0HD3 & OU., Proprietor!, riTZlTIUJAJI, M. II. (i'racfenl)erir UTERIN- CATHOLICON, If fiiHlifalhr nml acnirHitifi tu direrti.ina, will rttre ererv raee f UiatHiiea, nud tfnMilr niiihrar the trow- hlrmxnw rffftts rantsed by n rt-luxatMni of (lie nntM of the millet ul the Muddle ll is a tniMt enei eafnl rem edy for the drnvel and mher diwiiM of (he Kidneys ami Hiaddfr. wid fr Kemale ltvaMni la innrffnaletl. The rVArtirwa uniformly rurea I'ndupvita L'terl, White, ull Irrfu'iiliirhjrn f the il'oiithlv Turns, Hup pmtMMm, (neon injure of I'linn, HloalinK and Uriit ieitl S wclti'iiaf, Mj.l all Ditvases nf I'rrunaiicv. 1 Oe Srillr artinii of ihis mniii iiiP is linnifdiate and ear lain njrtin Ihe dt'-Hue and Abdominal Mtiarlea and Aituiunui i nwtoriiif lhf-n tn aa hen I thr a state as (Ihmo il ihildb'HMl and tuiiili. ati ilawt ptillnla rhu hare treed the ilwUnrf Vompn i'trrm tknhcon miimA sullivivull eapreM their gratilnde for ilie rnlsrl alluiitWd. Ki-diiiK'on at ( y. AifenU, 4(6 and 11' front street, Han fr'ram-iero. WE Til I X K THE8KIX0 MKD. Irlne io rfllrirloiis. la rrmovlni; amort from Ihe blood m SCO. VILL-8 BLOOD .VLIVKIl HYKIT. It Is rrftimmrndftl bf Ph)il clan In ill pari of the toun. Irr, fur tho rarr of Nrrofula, and oilier diseases of Ihr ( all ele, rimplrs or Horr Indlrate ' Ihnt Ihe ij(piu Is out oftrdrr. loirs toniBthlin It done to eline Ihe blood of these lm. pnrltlri the result snaf be a more serloa disease, sirh as Hrroruln, S)phllls, rtr. Thosrj who wlh la Bad a most eflra. rlout rraied), and jet lute aa eonlldrnre In Talent Medlrlnei sxnneralljr, will never regret a trial or Beotlll'i Blood and LtrerKjrrap. BKDMOIOX k 10. Airnls, 4IS and 41$ front it., Baa FraarUeo. mf- (lr.o. II. CiiKiiar, 8ktn K. IIuihsii, AliormiyaiUw. Notary J-uUlis. i itiu:v ua iti in nu, Luvr and (Jcai ral Ancncy OlUcc, l'i Sllllrs. UniiMa.', Its-M-fc IlliK'k, 8-V.hM, VHKVOX. . , , IAUTI('UI,AU Kifi-iittr.il nlvtl iho prcliss slid stile, nf litntil, linn i'iftv troptn.y. Ahsmirt nt Tiilm liiinislierl HsalnM tranasdwl wlih h 11 llis lli'iniiliiiriils ut WHslilum,,!, (iiy, (;,,. leclinua peiii,tilly nitunilHit It). HursiiKScssi Messrs. .1. II- & I. K. Mianw, llrji &i Di'iii-lmrii. ,1. II At M. Hii-si-li. Knlemi Cmvturij, Klui-iim 6l Cn., Vimc-mtver i llr. W-U. WHlkiiia,-nrt! luiiili linn. O.N. Ik-iiny. Hull. "Cirv. Muy 11,1't. :tiy rropt-ny for giile., w K will si-ll uii ri'usuimlilo Itirms, llis folliivriug . 1-1 i-l I.. tin unit fit'iiiillfullv loi'iils(l reniilent Idlrl III i-itv liriilHO'l V f'HitwHlit's) uddiiiuii lo tlioi City ol Snleui. ('mm laid olt , A Inro, t'oiivoiut'ttt. ami timtily fufulnlnid resiiti-iu' tint) iwn lutK. nu Ki-unt and tHviaiuii strevtu. A hniiwtwu lots, with iiuiKitilicent frni'dvn nml ahndH tniit, mi Kfniit. strtM-f. A eplei.did resiilttu-e und lot, tor. U burly mid Atuin Ktivet. A So. 1 Dwelling H'titno, nnd to Inls. n till line iiminrlnient lit IVuit trcw, goml alHhla, sVo, cor. Hit in and CiMtajfe streets. i A two nlorv divelliiif hi)itne, with six renins, wdlod mtd pnperefl,'tff(ethtr with the lot mi which it stands, nitUHtfd on Hiitnmci' street, between Ciiomelcetn and Ceiilw strt'utK . ' Konr Kmd. nent dwellings, well Hnisihed.oii Kmnl nnd Cmiii st. 'I hree exci'llent Iinuiea nnd lota, nn I liurclt street, between (,'liemnketH nnd Center Mreo-. a. A house and lot nu Front street '' liitnse tmd fenr loia In North KHleni. ' ' ' " llonnti nnd three lots ttdjoiniiig A. Hush's, cm the north. ' ' ' ' Ilintim and lot, on cor. Hitrh ami Kerry streets. On fenced lot in Honlli Htilem. !' . i. m it'iii" w iiiiiu We will se tl the following farina nt IwiKHins. t liHoresKondlaiid, sj inila eaat of N. Siileni, with ffitod youn (irrltHrd. HHttlen, Ve. 1 - .r()ll'iiores irood fiirmin mid twaiug land, with or uliurd iVe-.siluutnd miloH tioin SilIimu. -ftmncrea uoid Itirminjf nnd paMure littid, oroliard &c , louuttid four mi Ian from tSitlcitu Herns, with siiperinr atock rttifiiiK fncilitlee. to frelher wiin a jtimki min i, u. wHlti, nheiii. MUtl iim. Si niaii) nn pril't rriH-li, JV(, ul 1'mh'hIo inouu- tniiw. - t ucres, iiii'ludlntf pttrtnf the town of Huhliiiillv. ik-i-vb PpUtmlhlly limbered Iniid, two miles from Hiihliiuity. ., , . . 1 ' , t .' 1 .:; For Male ' . A vood onu-huriui buyuy. .... " 1 . For fotthfr jiiti llrulHn. rotieeriiin any nf the hImv properly inuue nt our ulliee. 4 1 uurv a bi tn-nriti Lnw aud Agency OJIit:o,tiiituii, Moore Illicit Htw'k, tNik'in. Onyon. . , ' Urin riiii. ii ; t pitrirlmwi iwo stmitl tanna,' Vofpnrtlenlnra. ill- . (lliroot I LKKI ft UAniMt YANKEE OOODt.lL Yankee Doodle noes lo town, . And so dors eerrybodfi. And buy their goods of SMITH k WaiiK, Aud don't get stuck" on shoddy. SMITH & WADE -; - V - hi INio'l kiwpslimlilv irooils. 7'4r' iwn sellininil ni nisi. Tkcir sliHik is lint uiiiliat I" liu slssaii lull in al.xty dma. Quite llm mvi-nw In llw iwiilinryi m liu mliirr siiie, il vim ilemw. Tlis-y Imvo scttlril iluwn In SiiIi-iii fur 11 ioriiiuiiiinl. leuilitimlc Imsliirss, huiI dal in BVcrvlliiiiK vim rwi fliins fit. sil I hnsnl of ililiius liu mie inV 'ml ihoin i-ri-r'nimM Ikliik f nnlil lliey nei-ilo.l 1 hem 1 Hint Iheir business Is iiicrcsaiuir simriiiniisiy every nmnilr. Tin-) now ifT,-r for alaJ4A t u. hii.i n.ooit I'P sia irk WIUBHOtsS. spleudiil sliHiklAiiiililinialiKktTlie liltvoel atmik -n'. -.-nf- IhihI lieel uaavrl DIIV I400DK Wilton, Blim' melllol' ' I i ti..ii I ' - I nun run T SiiiUiu Hint Orsr'll till lruiiiiiiillliikniv,en S, Ollf5J ir - L n Facloryritilliinf AXI.I.H, IRONN, llenvy lUBDWiBKt CAIII.K and 1..M.I.I JTIII.MHI.CSI, nUOCKIilKM, I (iKKIN'H, RAKDWARK, Ika.hiKIIS Ash llirknrv Mini Po. B'inU k SllOflJler l'1-ANK. , Il nus'i iiaiiie NOTIOKH, ' ' HOPK, l'lowis, i irirflliiirreHi, I "rJt,iKlr I ,.,,. i - " '- ' Hio.onu iiram i rnni'-s. ., , c-.i. hver iHTesird In rk'tlliea. SiwHlti. MMIMal.kM , llnkea. Kmke Hnlent. elu,etr. lliul are not sAfir- inirs. (iii hand hihI All nt I'"rtlHiiri luurrivo. priree hii.I hall that are ms tplin. j runt per Hi for Ir", ale-aye lor , iiiinlit mlil'-d. : ,ale. 77ic ereryhndy keep tl up. And rati uu'd see them often. Thru-re always ready (so is Jim) lined prices fur to "soften " They tcurk IhemseUts. and pay no renls. And lilMinya keep a kick'ngl And in trading goods (ar poultry eggs You'll find they don't say ' shirked.' HM1TII & WADE, COBBSISisI StlSSb SAL KM, ...... OltEOON. 6. W. HOBART, pA V-"Sndtllea llarucKii Makerv hllirrloB,Or.o . , Al It'H.p . ohl stand. be coneisntljr on liand s UVOD VAHIKTY Of everylliiux kepi iu his line. rill . ' r. nt tkrnrn nmi annlilu, la sail oil lilts l f"re pun ba.InK rlaehere. Try St and see I , i Nw Work, aiid Ropairlnj t llona on sli.irt iii.liiaai.d nil WARKANTF.U. AinsM-li'iiii 10x4liiiU4-u. KiKNKU III bANH'tMl ASK HM'WB O KTKl.TH. , NHS t'miiciierii, I'lllKI'UIMIr'-aos) ll.o.u.s.sll Urd uuUUeJ, well ellllUlrd.HIMl nlrfl.' Tiieni...! c.mf',rtHl.loer Imiuellk. Iiolel lu lb. Shhw. where a'.ry - H'ripuled and ebetrfnlly eipiie.. ' Frlcei to 8t ,he Nost Economical TtiM AtsMt-in Kirhatiirv I iNirn. with Hfd IJirlits, Ml .liat-. rewl..-. om,.r r2 lresJ.H-''r. TT'JL YresscH WlsseluW UIM, ClT-ll'Si'.i' 'llAn. end fninred (lless 'dd Leal, J (Irsi-is Tiaala. t'esiel nn'l t"lde ilelr Hnssbee, tT4 Mta-C""m' ''.Iykkk moo . "a.t. m A.m. . eifV Ula UIWI He.S lwWalurstlarceel.i,t. VelbsMI IS esre an4 Walla rimey. .mia .r.ias.J'aiMUi'Hl.all4S. h n u,mi.s..'s n "". WASHING MACHINE. "EconoraY." KiUjiiU-d Jims IfilU, ma, hy J. M. Horner, Cut. rplllHfitmrllR Waslihi Macllilie lius been greally J. (,iiii,riivfft rlnrliiK tlie Inst yenr both in Its i- l,, )ao of Aotlon. ' -,. ., '11 . ..lu.. . ,,,,-r Rapidity Of its Execution, Aihlinirul leiut m-e-ihird lolta furmer virtues. "Keen iniiy,'' uc-i-fiinriiitiied by one of the fme iinpruv4 Wrinifere. mntiea (lis neals,. iwntf. dnrnlils. ewiumsii. enl. Mx;-,iiiuiiat es,nimut, nml ierfccl witsliiliir sia mi Oie I'avilic t-Diisi. A' bmir's liuril work ,-un tw Mdcom. laliml wiili Ibis niHi-liine, in ten mlnntvwi fine- or rnaras nrlieles, ua well ns lnri(u and atnall. sre waaheri Willi hnal limliiy. Wanniueil tu wnsli terfaly tlmili, h-avuiK u strnuks iu culUra and wrtstbittxls, PIIICU, . - . 00 Tolls' iiiitIiiiskI lii Pnrtlsml, Ht tits Itilftliirenos (Wire uf I'nrrish It H .tvlep ; In 8lsm,'nf .1. H. 0m trn in Alliu.y of Moaly k Co. i in Corvallll of For Inr Li,-i)iliBiail, slid hi Korea! Grore, of ttpsiieas et llli.nk. (..,,, (J. U.'Hl'KNl IClt.k'ore.tOruve, ,. Itniltl Proprietor for Oregon. AGENTS WANTED POS I IIEADLET'S .- History of the Great Ret UU1MJ THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.. . i . , Hy Hon. J. T. IIEADLEY. .-,' WHIR NI5W AND ATTRACTIVE WORK will 1 embrace H -oinirshnsire nrnmiit of the whole i-niilesl, nesilv printed from beautiful nnd eleur type, nu unnil paper, cl.-iinntlv lllnslrsted with nnmsnms tins steel onumylnirs, and bound romiilele In' one so psrli yolnine of over twelve hundred paves. Will bs liiruistied lo sulisi iilicrs dnrin the coming sututuu. , TKfTIMONIAl.8. ' " Mr, Heudlev litis irlven nn Impiirtial, tnitlifiil tad reliable History rr t he War. The work is nn elegsnl nns, and fully' ntoets onr ssiieemtlnns In erery rs sperL" Rncknltr (S. Y) AJverlutr. ,,', , ., .;, ' It Is wrllteu In Hesdley's best strle. sari he Is nliouL the liest delinentnr of bnltle aeenes llmt Uisrs is Hilton.- Aroerli-iin HUthora. Persons pitrehnsInK this work will iii-1 a nlulile Slid enlortiiiinr llistnrr of tin War." Oregon ( dalem) Btatetman, July !l, 1866. i or tba insnv histories nf llm wnr, " J'e Grsmi Jfrei7ru. ev a Hooff of lie Civil War iu Aa ( aVd SIiiIum,' by J. T. Ilendlny, nutiior of 'Nupuloosi und his Mnrliii!,'elr... is imdontitedly tlie ninst eandkl Hint linpirlisl, hs widl ns the must Intemailnir, erhlek lias been Issued from Mm American press. As ids M'l-iptive writer, Mr. Ilendlny Inis nu superior is Amei-ii-ii." otVji Herald ll'orllani, Oregon), Jul f 11, im. , ." It Is lbs best history yet offered. We commend It to nil who desire h fnir'Hiid impartial hisrnrf.".0sia ncrnlie Heririe Htilem, Oregon), Jnne'lbtk. - N. H N'o other HlslnrV nt the War ronfelns Ihs (iKr'ICIAl, HKI'OltTH Or 01CNEUAL OUANT AND HIII'.RMAN'. - .. . .-.- If Wait for Hesdley's. Get Ihe Bask - N. R Airema wmiinl fir "History of all Bell. irions," I'iniH-lHl Charts, etc. Hold only by eubserip lion. Addruaa, ' TltAVKIl llliO'8, atlf fleneral Agents, PortlHiid, OrexoQ. Marion Coonty Medical Society, "" Moorea' Brick Block, Salem." ' Qi'istshlt Usktisos Last Tuesdays In Jsuusry. April, July and October. ,, Kpsciai, Mktikus I'or discussion, every alternals Tuesday eveulng. , " Ci.isii'ii. sun Durissinr 1'bactici, Every Wednesday mid Hnturdny, from I lo 3, r.H 1'iilleiita from ihe city or eonnlry wislilnpr for eosi siiliHlloii withont inereiine of expense, eun avail thee. aulvea of these opimnuiiltles. ilt-niliers of the Hocieljr resident III llis oily, nnd aaeociated kindlier 'or Die pensary frariica, will pay iui-iiciilar attention lu lbs ilapnrtnieiil connected wlih tlieir individual names. II. rAUPKSTKR.M.D., ' 1 OiHirutinsT Hurucon, , K. U. I I8KE, M. I)., Physical siifns.ai'd treatment of Oriranic diseases. "- ' . IV PEYTON, M. D., Practical Ansntheain, ami disesses of the Nervosa) Hysteoi. - J.IW. Ui AKKE, M. D , l l.'liemiral testa of Meeretlons.and diaenees of tie BJeoi . nud Kkjn. j ,. . i. HOSIV'EI.L, M. O.. '.' . Oeueral Diaiiuoeia and Kyglens. i. U WTTHB. M. 6., . -Uirroecupical saaniinationn. ' Diseases of the Eys and Ear. ' , AT IMS)) PIIICI!). JOHN WrblLBEET, Importer and ManolaelBrar ol p BOOTS AND 8H OBt , ! '' ; ' snd dealer in , r i Leather, Shoemaker! Tool, and '"' lJ NDINGS. '. Inlon Block, Commercial Street, i i Hnlem, Orojfon. , , Hal on band a full aaeorluieut of every variety oi llnnla aud Shoes now in the market. ' IlavlnK niK.le armngemeiits to receive my stock DIHECT VHOM MAIIVraCTIIBslsU, 1 ran furnish goods fur less than ,),.' in OTULR iioi'sk nm state. All work or my owu ruensfsrliire is ssado of , THK VBRV UK AT MATKHIAI., And put tnaether hy good workmen and (raaranlssd lu sire satisfaction.' - - ImlA M, Parmenter. : (ruieeeseor I" K. O. Bolter.) OKstsais i ImportedTuidHome-Hade " ',' FUItNITUREI Hpi'lnslled ss, DIR, WOOL, M FCIU MiTTRESoES, it., at. , At Wall's old Stand, Corsmsreial Bt. galess. MOSS MAN'S HOTEL. CVmimereial N., opposite Um Steamboat Uniltf. Ealem. Orefon. i, ivnnnt'niVSnnyo b M.AliiiEi A-iU vuLiisjti uiivju) rkaird per week DirdaudLod(!ujC... l-iif 5 oa i no io Jr oa I. V. MOHKMAN. Prso'r. Buckeye Reapers and Erceri! JfitT RKl'EIVEW. from lha aK.nls In Han Prsaels. ro, a lara Muck of tb above uelebraud AgitssJ. Inral Impleueenls, wbkk ere olfer as San Francisco Prices and Freight " raicait A Ueaperand Mower Combined, No I, (larReet sisal f Mower, X.i. I. (lurneet siie) ; f ., ,, -J, aecoud size . 00 ai.su, Myers' l"atenl Hay Elevulors.............. I 14 M arranled l aulood the larireoi Ijad ol bay aud stosr ll away in Ihe ie" ' l"?f ' fi-oru three tu Sjvs sslnule. Ha farawr should mm without thras. Maud for a eireular lo WHiioutiueas. Mll KAKbN MKUUi,x k Co., Portland, Aprtli,l"wi -9 , Ayeats. H. CO RNELL, Dealer in Crorrrira rroTfilsis, ai. CNrtttioMrj, , (.eats' and Bojtlooliand Bhefs " LADIES' AND CI88S3' Crockery, Glaanware, '. !1IL, IIOF.M. UAKI'.W, dkeH e I Imap. for Cash or IVisnlry Produce. floods delivered la all parts of ha City Ires se .liar. , Ktore. Mle Hire, fW dooreeaat i'osl nise, , haWm.Jun IKiirlUtC, , U. COUNcXU WED FOOT TONIO! Is, an eir-lleut etomaeb e.inal. II la a tl'ild "traet ol ire Orwirn Drape and other ti.Mae.iie ssanja sf wellkiH'wa vlrtms. ! wiM aesirt diireeliou by Mrenglhewinir the stvmswh, qniellna; the aervee aiei aeln.S ar-sn Uie liver. As a preventive of Asuaaaela loaie durii, and .rter aa eltuek . h U nnMrrsMaed. It le nrevwe.l will. Ihe I Hourly aadna bjh. Inl and are-mbed by many ol beat rs-asat rathe,. j, f, STI.AItK " " '' Piarlkal A-o"haM end Iheatd'et, Saleej, Hide ate 1 laimw -y . W1I.