lit (Ovcjjou statesman.
SALEM, MONDAY, REI'T. 3. 1800.
Hl'MUAY MAILS.
We clip tha following ti'risililo artioto from
the Ki'd Bluff Observer. We nndprstantl the
Orrgon Stage Compnny are now running their
slngi-i every ilny.au ppoin doily includes Sun
duy, lo fulfill thuir onntmut with llm govern
ment, ullhougli, rnm where the omitiftot com.
mrnoe at Lincoln, there are niitpriilialily more
tlinn nne or two Irtlrr leaving on 8nndiiy. It
liioki like fully that thin ooinpnny should lie
compelled to run from a point on every Snn
day where there nre ho mail or iiitssetigprs to
leave, tliero being no railroad or tteambuat
ennnuctinn. It U true. It perhapi costs the
Oregon Stage Company no more to run (hit
lino every duy lu the week. But we claim
Ihero la something dno to thoae employed
man and beaut. They should have one day In
even. Wo have no douht that they would do
more service in aix' dnyi work by making
qitiokertime in tlio week days, than tbey now
perform In aeven. They now lay over one
night at Jacksonville and one night atYreka.
Instead of laying over two nighta ancocssively,
ono of tlieeo lay over places could be omitted
and. Instead, lay over on Sunday along the
whole line, wliidi would not only give rot to
the employed and horses, bat to the traveler.
and the latter wonld arrive at Ilia placeof de
tinnllnn jtixt aa anon, if not aoonor. Wo fully
agree with the Observer, and believe the Post
Olliiie Department should ao modlly their rule
if it la not ao already, aa to consider aix
da) a in the week aa daily aervice, and not do
violence to the feelinge of a Christian com
munity through every place where the line
passes.
The following la the article referred to :
Sunday Mail. TIio railroad companies
having decided nut to run I lie ears on Sunday,
the mail and passengers which leave San
Francisco on Ihe Futiinlny evening steamer
ami arrive at Sacramento between two and
three o'clock next morning, remain id Sacra
mento until Monday morning.
The coachea of the Oregon Stage Company
only run to Ornville, while their mail conlraut
extends to Lincoln. A since culled the "Over
land Lino" runs between Marysville and Sac
ramento daily ; but it has no mail cnutraot.and
to carry the mail on Sunday demands $50 a
reasonable charge, perhaps, for Sunday work.
If the Oregon Stagu Company has contracted
to carry a daily mail between Lincoln and
Portland, and daily is interpreted to include
Snnilny as well aa week days, then the Com
pany must rnn their coaches from Ornville to
Lincoln on Sunday the enra not running or
forfeit their contract. Suppose they do run a
coach to Lincoln, there being no connection
with Sdorimeuto, of ennrsn there will bu no
mail to bring north. Allowing they run
through to Sacramento, and bring whatever
mail nmy belong on tbi) route, what material
advantage will he derived from it by the peo
ple, the government, the contractor f
At present, the .Oregon Company runs a
tage from Lincoln to Marysville on Sunday,
and thence the cars connect with Oroville in
the nfternoon.
All goods shipped to point along the Sacra
mento river, and north and east of Ued Muff
leave San Franoiscn on Fridny evening, and
bill, shipping, reoeiptsand onrree pnndenoe re
lating thereto, are tent by the same boat, and
leave Sacramento on Saturday moruing. Pas
sengers, also, who design to travel this route
by water, start frnm San Francisco on Friday
evening, and in ninety-nine cases nut of every
hundred, those who prefer lo travel by cur and
coach eould atari at the same time. There
fore the mass of business with the northern
counties is not incommoded, nor in any way
affected by the Sunday arrangement of the
railroad companies.
The San Francisco daily newspapers of Sat
n relay are delaiued in Sacramento 24 hours j
but I heir circulation in tliu northern counties is
comparatively small, and we dnulit if there are
balf a dozen individual) in this towu who care
fig whether tbey receive those papers on
Monday or Tuesday. The leading daily news
paper of the State ami the one having hr fur
the Inrgest circulation along the route of the
Oregon Stage Company, is issued early on Sat
urday morning, and sent to the various points
of distribution beyond the rnilroada on that
accompanied by ita weekly edition. The San
Francisco weeklies are usually printed and
sent north on Thursday or Friday evening.
Stcaniliouta do not ply hetweiu Sacratneuto
and San Francisco on Sundays.
Thus we are .that in reality little or no incon
venienoe la experiemed in consequence of the
curia remaining idle on Sunday. Merchandise,
business correspondence, uuns and passenger
travel, are not perceptibly alTected at h ast
tin y can acco nmodaie themselves to the pres
ent order of tilings without loss.
Let ns take another view of the case. The
United Slates, and every State in the Union.
r coguites the Christian Sabliath, or Suuduyx
as n tiny of test, and nearly all government
business is suspended for the day. and olliuers
ami employers are relieved from duty. Why
not iuelude tin- post mister and mini carrier as
well as the judge and legislator I It is am
Tersally admitted that one day in aeven is hoe
es try for rest and recreation, and all men leel
that they need the day for something hesidea
their usual avocations. Shall we deny to the
railroad employees, the postmasters. Ihe singe
agents, singe drivers, hostlers, and others con
nected with the long mail route from Sacra
- inento to Portland, and ila branches, ihe rest
liich we demand for ourselves and know Is
absolutely necessary for our well being. Just
ice and common sense say give them rest ?''
But we take still higher ground, and contend
that every individual, every nation, and espe
cially this nation, is bound by the command of
God to respect one day iu aeTen Joa aacred to
bit aervice, wherein no work, except that of
necessity or mercy is to be performed. Can
that law of tlio Sabbath be disregarded with
iinpunitv ? We appeal lo all aeusiblu men
Jew am) Gentile, embolic and Proteataiit, re
ligious and irreligious. We hold that on every
unil route throughout the United States, offi
ce should be closed, and strainers, oarsi and
tares re:aain silent, and all persona connected
therewith lie allowed to rest a other people do
on the Sahhiilli day. The ocean auJ great
lake steamert would of course be eiospted
from this rule. But after all the neoessary ex
ceptions are recorded there-would be a great
number of lirht hearts and suiilioir faces more
than now, an I a nation wonld he obeying luu
whereas now it ii defying his law.
Business doe not require the seventh day
mail ; it i not a work ot necessity, it ia not
work of mercy ; it ia unmeroiful to the men
and stock employed i il Is a flagrant violation
of the law of Oud, and contrary to Ihe princi
ple in which this government is founded. Ho
inanity demands that it be dispensed with, and
the moral and religious influence of every com
munity should be exerted to hav it discoutiii
Bed.
THE FBESI9E5T 0 THE IEXXESSEE
qtksTlow.
Wo desire to call the especial attention of
our reader lo Ibe President message on Ihe
admission of Tennessee, published elsewhere
io our column to-day, a it seems to os lo give
Xrry fair statement of the ojnestiiiiis now in
dispute kiween Cungres and the President
It shorn conclusively that the obstacle which
have for so long lime, hindered the Work of
reconstruction, bare not arisen from Ibe an
willingness or "obstinacy"' of Ihe execaiive a
Hedged by (he Radical Presa. While lb
President is not disposed lo abandon any part
of bis opiuious on Ihe great questions now lo
isue before the American people, yet, wishing
must f all for the restoration of lb Union and
'.rovstly desiring to remote evert cose for
further delay, whether real or imaginary," ho
ie willing to give his assent to umj measure
proposed by Congress, looking to the speedy
admission of loynl representation from the
Southern States, even if it should not he io
perfect aooord with his own policy. The joint
Resolution which calls forlh thia measago from
the President is an "auomnly" in legislation
and is in reality nothing hut un expression of
opinion on tlio part of Congress, (alter a suf
ficient number of "wherascs") that "Ten
nessee is entitled to representation" a propo
sition certainly that no one but Cougrirdo has
ever denied. So far as its force as a legisla
tire enactment it concerned it ia a meru null!
ty, having nut the least tendency to settle the
questions iu controverts.
Besidea the point made by the message, we
we would ask the attention of our readers to
the fact that Congress iu tlio preamble to
this resolution takes it upon itself to muke the
ratification of the lately proposed Amend
ment a "condition precedent" to the admis
sion of Tennessee ; although that amendment
is aa yet, no purt, of the Constitution, not hav
lull been adopted by the requisite number of
States.
In faot, thia measure is nothing but n political
stratagem, intended to entrap the President
into a veto, and to roaku it appear that the
majority in Congress is really desirous of res
toring the Union aa toon aa it can be done
snfely. This resolution ia intended to be. and,
probably, will be used us an electioneering
document in the fall elections, though it may
be that this meseage will disconcert Ihe plan
somewhat. If this admission of Tennessee
is not a demagogical trick, why was it delayed
till the cluso of the session! There bus been
no recent material change in the position of
affairs in Tennessee and that State is not a
whit more loyal now than she has been for
mnu' lis past, even if wo take the Radical
standard of loyalty. In truth it was not in
tended that any of the Southern States should
be admitted prior to the adoption of uegro
suffrage, and Tennessee would still have been
compelled to atay nnt if it had not been for
the pressure of public opinion in favor of im
mediate union. It roinains to be seen, howev-
er. how the people will appreciate this "Art-J
ful Dudgor" atylo of legislation.
Escape of Convicts from tub Pbnitf.s-
tiahy. A wooden wall or fenoe has lieen
constructed arnnnd the prison grounds, enclos
ing fame fourteen or fifteen acres. Within
this the brick kiln, blacksmith shop, tempora
ry prison. &o., ore situated. The fence baa
nut been finished aa yet to ita full height on
the north aide and portions of t ho east and
west ends,
In the afternoon of Monday last, Bledsoe,
one of the convicts and a notorious desperado.
called upon Mr. Allurd. thn Warden, for some
medicine. The Warden, on entering the of
fice to obtain it, was aiiddenly seized by Bled
soe ; wrenching himself loose, be sprang for
the door, where ho was met and aeized by four
or five others of the convicts, who had armed
themselves with knives from the kitchen.
About the same time, Mr. Shaw, tho Superin
tendent, was seized by two of the convicts at
the blacksmith shop and forced to go quietly
nlong with them, nssnring him that no harm
should he done if be did so. On turning rouud,
Mr. Shaw saw tlio Wnrden being forced to
ing forced toward him, bleeding at the mouth.
At this juncture, Bledsoe, leaving the Warden,
came In Mr. Shaw, and, being armed with a
hutuliev linifv, Ihruntolied lillll Willi death It he
made any distu:bhnce ; to which the Superin
tendent replied that he should do his duty at
any peril. Here Mr. Allien, foreman of the
brick-yard, was brought np, ho having also
been captured, and the whole party were foro
cd long toward the eust end of the new build
ing, when- there w as un opening in the fence,
Wben they had pursed the end of the building
Messrs. liirry mid Hurley, two guards who
were stationed on the platform of the fence,
came opposite to them and withia thirty or for
ty feet. The Superintendent ordered the
guards to nre. nut they, seeing the Uanger nl
the officers, did not comply. Tho party soon
reached the opening in the fence, w here sev
eral guards were stationed. As the temporary
fence Has readied. Mr. hli.nv clinched Ilia arm
nmuiid one of the piecea of which it was com
posed, oiuring n halt among those who held
him. Allurd ,nd Ahlen were forced on through
the passage, when the convicts, noticing their
exposed situation, began a r, treat, while Bled
soe and Wright fled lor the brush. The guards
opened fire, and Wright was brought down,
while Uledsoe escaped will) (lis is supposed) a
wonnd in the lelt shoulder. 1 he main body
retreated within the enclosure, and soon made
another rush for the fence, w hen eight more
escaped, while several wero turned back even
after they were beyond the fence. The name
of those who succeeded in getting away nre as
follows :. Mat. Bledsoe, Julian Ladrew, James
A. Lambert, Tho. Daniels, Frank Williams.
George Douglas. Nelson Hauxhurst, and F.J.
While.
TELEG1UPIIIC NEWH.
Chicago, Angnst 28. The call for soldiers
national convention, to meet at Pittsburg, Sep
tember 25, i issued addressed to all who be
lieve that treason should be made odins and
iraitnr punished ; who are opposed lo the res
toration of rem-1 to power, and ottering a pre
mium to lreaon and treachery; in favor of
the proposed constitutional amendment, and of
continuing Congress as the lawmaking body of
the Government. A committee has lieen ap
pointed at Pittsburg. Gen. Jas. S. Negh-y,
chairman, to make preparation for the omi-
ventton.
Philadelphia, Ang. 2D. The Presidential
oirtv arrived, via Jersey City, at a little past
one o'clock tbi afternoon, and were received
by Mayor Hoflman, the memhi rs or the Com
mon Council and the city military. The May
or made a brief speech of welcome, which was
briefly responded lo. The procession then
moved lo the City Hall, where ma reception
took look plao. and subsequently there was a
review of the military or President joiinsnn
when the Immense procession moved Inrongl
Broadway to Delinouico't where at six o.elock
there will be a grand banquet. Broadway
and all the nublio and private residences and
all the foreign and domestic shipping are gaily
deoorated with flags and streamers. A larger
crowd of people are in the street than on Ihe
arrival of ihe remain of the late rresnieni
Lincoln. Thn far all has gone on smoothly.
Ihe weather being propitious. To-night ihe
President will lie serenaded at ten o ochK.lt in
front of Delmonico', and if not too weary
will make an addres. Mayor Huffman in his
welcome la ihe President at the City Hall
saiil. "the City of New York, whieh now
greets you has never fullered in its devotion to
ibe Union and ibeConsiitntimi, and never will.
Il is the Metropolis of Ihe country and wheu
it speaks it doe not speak in whisper or ot
ter uncertain sounds. Il speak to day. and I
trust this great demonstration in which capital
aud labor have both united will cheer your
heart and strengthen your bands in Ihe great
wink of pear and restoration io which yoa are
engaged- I will detain yoa no lngr. The
people re impatieut to greet Jon. Their ac
lions will speak more eloquently than mere
words. 1 beg yonr acceptance of this engross
ed copy of the resolution of the Common
Conned, and with them extend lo yoa lh
hospiiahtie of the city."
The Pr video', ia a voice evidently affected
by emotion, said : "To muke n reply to what
yon have just given utterance to, under the
cirsumstanites, would lie more than I could un
der! ike, I nm overwhelmed at the reception
you hare accorded me. (Applause.) Lao.
?;nage is inadequate lo give expression lo my
eeling. I accepted your invitation, nud now
beg yoo will in return accept my most sincere
and heartfelt thanks. Sueh au mutation from
this great metropolis ought In encourage, nud
it does encourage me in the faithful discharge'
of my duty. (Cheers.) It is peculiarly no
oepluhlc at this time, fresh as we are from tlio
battle field, but there is still a greater battle
before us. (Cheers.) Iu referenoo to what I
have done, and il is for you to determine witat
my conduct baa been. (Applause.) In con
clusion, let silence speak for me what I ought
In say and what I intend to do, (Cheers.)
In accepting these resolutions, accompanied
by the sentiments so gracefully uttered, 1
"gain return you my sincere thanks."
At Ihe conclusion of ihe President's remarks
he was greeted with three times three cheers.
Loud calls were then male for Seoretnry Sew
ard, who in response, said ; "l feel that I am
at home, and thank yoa for the welcome you
have extended. (Cheers.) I feel more than
that, for I have brought with mo to your and
my Inline the President of the United Slates,
(Cheers ) United by the arms of our heroes,
by the virtuo of our citiltena. and by tho wis
dom and energy of our Chief Magistrate, if
any things is wunting, it is the uertifiuale
which we look for at the coming polls, to bear
ns out in our opinions that the United Sutca
should consist of HO Instead of 25 States.
(Great applause.) In the oily and State of
New York the people should be faithful, first
to their wives, then to their children then to
the city and State, and then to ihe oouiilry at
largo. To these duties I adhere, and if per
sons were to interfere with me in faithfully cur
rying out these principles I could overbalance
hem and still bo faithful to the country."
Great cheering. 1
After tho address, the Mayor presented the
city oflicials ami citizens, which ceremony con
tinued for about an hnur. The procession of
the purl' up Broadway was a magnificent ova
tiiin. Every available space wus occupied
by the assembled Ihuusands. Bouquets were
showered down by hundreds. The cheers
which greeted General Grant nnd Admiral
Forra-ut were especially noticeable. On ibeir
arrival at Deluiuuicoe, the party reviewed the
divisiou of troops. The President was called
to speak, but declined to make a speech, say
ing that none was needed ufter the demonstra
tion which had been made to day, "I leave
the Constitution and Union iu your hands."
Delmonico, by a few privileged citizens, which
mo inny was auerwarus euienaineii ni
wus uoiiiiuneti until a luie nour oi ine mgill.
The party leaves at an early hour for West
Point, raiding through Central Park and taking
a special steamer at Manhatlaiiville.
St. Louis. August 29. Tho cemeteries re
port 92 cholera interments yesterday a de
crease of 13 from tho day before.
Albany, August 19. in the State Senate be
ing extra aession for Ihe trial of Judge Smith,
of Utiua. Mr. Law offered a resolution on be
half of the people of the State :if New York
welcoming the President, Gen. Grunt and Ad
miral Fiuragut. Gen. Thomas Murphv
moved In insert the name of Win. II. Seward,
which was lost.
ft" The city fathers -of Portland hnvo re
cently enacted an ordinance divorcing women
and whisky long joined in happy, fruitful
wedlock there. ' I he movement has penetrated
the Oregonian editor' bowels of compassion,
aud from the dismal recesses of that region
where drinks do congregate has fished up a
"still, small voice" iu its favor. And Beriuh
Deriah, the irrepressible what has it done fur
Deriali f Truly the copper fastenings have
been wrenched asunder, and we have a glimpse
of a sunt not all polluted, nor lost to hope. It
is plain enough that Beriah ia demoralized, or
he woold never have been delivered of that
tender, torching romance which we reud with
subdued, sympathetic " pheelinka." This is as
t rlimilu lie; Portland has liecome tlio El Do
railo of loose women and tight men. Ah. Sod
om was free and ensv. and Gomorrah was
wondrous rough, hut 'twere more tolerable for
one ol tlieso than Portland when Scott con
demns and Beriah blushes for her iniquities!
II had Out. The sonorous expounder of fa
natical faith at Portland has read Judge Wil
son out of the Union parly for desiring Ihe
re t lection of Nesmiih. Did you ever f Xo,
you never, we never, nor any of our grand
mothers ever saw such a specimen of the
" devil's own impudence" as that. Bead Wil
son out of the parly ! Lord, help ns ! You
will he turning Grant and Sheridan nut to
grass next, won't yon ? The fact is, such a
crushing lump of presnuiplion nud sublime
toughness of cheek rather challenge our re
spect. No nne can pnssildy heat Hint ; yoo
have climbed lo the highest story of slur jos
tling luntluthi nnd kicked the stairs from under.
W " The rouibat thickens" between the
belligerent sou of yEsoulapins. " When
thieves quarrel, honest men get their own"
when doctors disagree, sick men have a chance
In get well. It is to be hoped they will Com
promise, however, by an agreement to take
each other's pills. The graveyard will answer
'or the result.
(7 The mucb-nhnsed Boyiikin is, after nil,
a true philanthropist. He started all he cnulJ
on the way In the better kingdom, and now lias
generously agreed fo pilot those who had a
preference for the other route.
ClliCL'8. The Cosmopolitan Circus will be
in Salem on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. lOih
aud 11th.
To Bvsisase Dm, ass Omits. Arrangements havt ton
ns,le In the St,iUman Office wlierrhy sit klroU or Card son
Fine? PrintiDS eao be ,lous on lot shortest oollce, sntl st
price, which eonnot toll lo suit our patrons. The Jobbing
Department is amti-r the chsrire of sn experienced Slid com.
petent prlnlee, so our work for more than year peel wll
testify, and those reqolrinf hrlrfs, pantalets, checks, tillt-
hrkili, builnees, address, or wedding cajdi, prt remittee, ball
circulars, mining companies certi8citei and receipts, Jus
tice!' blinks, and in ract every rireerip'ion of plain and tan-
er priotio, csu hare the work well and prompt!) done
We keep a complete assortment ot bill-head, letter, and oth
er paper, soluble tor Job prlnllnsi Ingrlhrr with plain and
finer cards, ete. We Invite those oeeirlng to nave anv de
scription of printing done, t call and examine simples and
prices, ard sane! ihcmecUea that a good work can be dene
and as good bargains made at at aor other offlce In Orrg-jR.
How to Catch thr Convicts Let Ihe
coming Legislature give au appropriation for
nne Ihnnsand bear traps, and bait them with
Weh-Foot Tonio Clark says " it ia powerful."
Everybody want it.
. MABKIED.
At Ihe rewlcttre nf Wm. f. Rliawlev.ln Yamhill enea
IV. by t.l.ler 8. C. A'i in,., !r. Jo:l Hsvrl nl feu J--aui'i
eo.fnl .to Mi F.liubkth 0. 8iiWLr.l Yam
hill en , OrK'i,
Admiuilralorft Police.
N'nTICE ie herehe riren t hut (lie m.dttirfned ha
been appmnled adminittrator on te eniitta ol
Henrr (,'. UtrHnuu, dreMd, hy (lie Count Court
of Polk Comitf, Oreifou.
Allperwtnn hainKfiaimeetfintt iaideeatear here
by rtqtteafed to present the Mine tw the andemirned
ml hi rrrufrm- in Kliendnle, in Mid mint, with
the DFcinry voachera, wiUiiu ri aioniha frout Uie
dule here'!.
KlleiiduU, Polk conuty, Ortmn, Aug 9, A I 1H.
ft. M.t OtsLINH.Adm'r.
NoUce to the Sick.
ADVICE FRKfc AT CLAUK 8 UUVG 8Tn(K.
oppoeiia tha Ft OHIro. i9 tklra ehanre fr
nielictiie.
Aia k ci KKP nm $: r and wankaxtf.d.
Varnishes!
XTOIIIJ It Hoar't tnyheli, Amerfeiin Cmeh, C'
il pad. Met i line, IKtuwu-. and Ulifllne Varniehee, a
rxlM MYFHA Rt)
Aa:TS WASTED.
qv) HI'.l.t,. IIV StTHSClttl'TfON ONLY, Ihe timid
1 aid and ollli iid rioiitlieru llislory ot llio War i
"rim i. our t'Ai'siit,"
Itv Kowtiin A. Pom. sun, of Virginia, f omrrisltijf
u full and aiitlientic lu'eotint nf the riiui and proirrM
nf tlio Into hoolliei-ll Coiifeilcrary. t'onipletei III one
lure roval ik-ihvo volume of nesrly Kntl pag-ee, Willi
tiilendid steel portraits of iiimitioiiiHiH. Coufviler
llle leaders, e'or lories Slid territory, H'tili-ess
K K riilKAU, Uenorul Aueul,
'Mm!) No K Alontoitiery st ,Huu Fntoclseo.
lsM'l Kl-V.
NOTICK is hertliy given that the eopartusrsliip
heretofore exittinu muter the liriti thiol of "llur
diner .Mill t'otoimuy,'' is litis day dtsmilveH Ity mill mil
consent. Tlio undersigned will e.,111 iiioes llie'litisiiiesa
nl the aume place, und eiill oeeuuie and eulllv Mllciuitns
for and auainet Ihe concern.
DAVID MONEY.
OiirdltirCliy,.liily!27. IHtM. s:iir4
Weitman's Patent Horse-Shoal
fpilE iitiderdgned Ihs ptitrltiited Hie rieltt to make
I nnd ion on WHITMAN'S l'ATENT IMPItOVKI)
HOUSE SHOE, mid is now prepared to put an this
new und improved shoe, trithont nniln of any kind.
Kin-mere and liorHemell will please call and eXHiiiiiie
it. nl the tliop in Ihe rear of mv livery stable In
Siilom. AMOS L. bTAIikhV.
Weitman's Patent Horse Shoe
Thin new 1ue offer tlio follow. iitf HlvuulH(r:
The tlrst would he in (lie cat of lender footed hurrien,
tfiu-li hi Imve Hut and thin hoot nnd thou wlnwe
hoofn will ixt udiiiil ot tmilt bitivr drivim into the
hfKif. This eliou Wini funic i it- I entirely by (lie me
rmiirttl cmittivmice on the out ni tie, will khvo nil inch
luii'fCB, and muke theni rt-nlly in uad'ul hi hoi with
the I iet. feet.
2d. Should a man ho riiivi, k on the rm or Inivel
iiif over the tiimuitaiiit, im u the ciiku often in thin
country, where h ttmn in Imiidrtdn of mil?t from
MnuliHiiiiili, und his honw cunt a ihoe, he could tdioe
him HtfHiii Wiih thin pate itt ffhoe in two mi mil en' time,
uecdiuif nothing but the ihue, nip und tu-ruw driver.
illt For htnputt whoio feet nro tronhlud with corm
ind Riirh dirtl t'ti I lien hit shoe iit the very thinir. un ev
ery (timer and I'm riur will nt n thin'ce. Thin vhne
tint he UMvd hy iIih tumor ilntinu h teriaiii neiiumi, or
over u ceMnin mud, or on vet-turn run if h ground, und
lhn liikuii iH wheiim-fr riudr.'d, withuut a rmit ti(
XK iiHi',or tliu iViitti injury iilif.liue or iho hot-'
fool. M U. IIMU'K
Kitriierand Velerinurv (Surgeon.
Salem, Oretyon, Any. 'A, IWKi. " :f.i
IXCOKl'OUATKI) JAN. IHih. JHiie.
OltKOOIV
IRON WORKS,
Corner of Morrison tni Seventh Sts,, Portland.
rpiIH Company have lately enlutvrd liielr works,
1 anil liy the iitii-oiliieiion of tha meet impiovetl Ma
rl. iuurv and Tools, are. fully aide lo eoinpeitt wiih any
Iron Works on the toast, both in rlmnuler of work
and llieir I'at-ilitios for-exueiuiuj eottlruela and orders
iirotnpily fr any kind of Machinery, required, uiu
britfiutr MAKINK, KVATIONAIIV und I'OUTAIiLK K.
t)l. V1CS and III II I. EltS,
II VTTKItlKSnf hut required welirlil i
Wlli:i;i,i:i( & UANHAUS r-WNTAIX. und
MOOKK'S UltlNUKKSanil AMAI.OASIATOIISi
IliiiifcerritrJ's I'OSt KMitA'HIltS, MiOlCsl mid
IllirS:
FI.OI'KIN'fl and SAW MlfX WOlIKi
l'OHTAHI.r: HTK T SAW MILLS,
UIH-I& Myers' AMKIIICANDUl'ULBTUKUINE
WATlitt WllKKLSi
Shaltiug mid 1'nllcvei Iron Krouls, Doors and Si, ut
ters, nnd
All Kinds of Machinery and Castings.
For ilie cnnvenieiK-e of parties ordi rlinr Mueliioery
of ns, weftlrnts!i.H! the lowest n;ark,.-l prices. Hailer)
Sereuus, t.'upper I'lates, lnilier mid Kuhher lleltmf.
A. C. OlUUti, Pies'l.
E. S. lottOA!l, Het-'y. litlf
John j. iiuw.
OKOIIOK P. UOI.UAN,
Nftary I'nlille.
suau , uni nn a sj
AUorne) s ul Law. Stili ui, Oregon,
Office in tlio Court Home. ly'JO
PICTURES, PICTURES!
A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY
FOU MKETY VAYX!
Cheaper than the Cheapest
To nitiko room for iiliemtimm. tho etnrk must W
rtctiri'it in nini'iy duy. nnd during (hut lime I will
lake rictuiCB ehejiuei- than any other gulleiv lit Ihe
.sn. i e.
Montgomerys Gallery,
HA ft EM. OR EG OS.
:iiw3
MiM-irrf ftai,
BY virtue of mi excrntion nnd order ot mile on fore
. lomtreot m-rtKHt.'e.iitiuid out of ibv Cimtil t'mirt
of the StHte of ftioii for II f roimly of Muri'm.nnd to
me dirrrifd, whrfiii .lohn X S'diiti nnd Nnry hmith
itrc nUitititt. and 1. C Kfiznr und Alury Kfinr and
0. 1. Arnold ure dcfendum. r'luiiniiudtntr nie to muke
title of the rMeriy d -m-rihed iu the ihn t-e und Tore
thmurewhertforc, I hnvn h If 1 upon uH llm rtjlit,
Itduiiud intervHt of mu V (' Kfixur und Mtiry Koirur,
which they now Itnve or huve Imd at any time Hitr?
!he i",th day ol Ottober, iNH.in mid to I hi) mil frlHie
tffsrribii in miid dMne hi folhin', tu-w it Sitimle
in Marion mmitv. piiut" of Oregon: NoiiHruttoii No.
III., ('enitlcttTe S'o. lW. and lh Irnr.ionul ? W imo
fourth of heS K . ne fourth of htHimii M iti T 7 H
U. V, W. of the Wilhuiifttp iitfti'liu routHininh' anml
Kl I IN) Hrrcn ; nnd thn fitii-hnmtl N. old luilf of ft'f
lion l . T. 7 b . It :t , contHintiiK H; und 1)7 m
Hf'fR; aud rivfrlot No. , in rt4-iiim l.i, T. 7 8.. It.
:iV., fsMiiiiiititifar Hi and IfH-ltHI urrt'S nmkiutf in nil
Uii and W Mh'iuren 4 ifthnr with ihe iiifurieuiim-i'i
iheri-onto licloiilliif ; uud Wilt inHced (o n il the
(nine at pnhlic iiuiintu, at he Court 1 1 once dour in
Ksth'tn, iu ptiiil i-ouMfv Mud Siw'e. on Monduy. the I'lli
liar of S?Hr tii.r, IHiaii.ut the hour of ou is'thkii pm ,
or iiait-h thr-rcof h will be neiMry toMiirly
ihe plHtntiffit' deumnd, nmnnniiuy lo px hundred ai d
eiL'h'V three ami twenty live one hundredth! doHnr'
$i '.), Hint intereot thereon ill the rule of twelve
pi r rent ner uuntnn from the Viith duy ot June, IHi'ti.
neither with rot
J J HiriU'HY, KherifTof Marion fumtv.
Fair in. Aujfiirt II. IH'M. tflw4
Dr. ii. y BU',
riiyslcian. Surgeon, und Oculist
8ALKM, OKKOON,
OKKKliS hiit proffceiouiil B-rvin- lo the tliiren of
8nleiu und vicinity fn the prai iif ul Medicine,
Surgery, and UWUMntn. Tlnne euile ring with
Diseases of the Eye,
would do well to cull at hti cnVe. und he at once re
tored. Huryii-ul opi'Miton ktllfullv ierformed on
the hven, lor Calumet, rihu, htruiuviuua or yroa
Kyea. ' Alany patient ran be weu al hug oti.cm dtily.
41 tie oflrilllll ftrillotuflil.
Iu Comity Court, II nr hn Comity, Oregon. A'ljfurt
term, lrfi. ruie of Nuihuii H. Ilitutedcr d.
JAMr II ('.NT. adiuiniiiralor of mid eite. IinvIuk
lltm ditv. filed hie accminu in euid Court, pntviua
Hual aelifeuient of the Mine, it M therefore orrit-red
he the Court I hut Tuesday, tha 4th duy of fiepieaier.
iKtati, be eet HHrt Utt the hettriiiK of tuud appiiiHtHsii,
at the Court IIouhi iu raletn, at winch lime uud pUce
all pereoiMa iuterwiied may apx-ar and file their otjue
lifatiM to the mine, if aov tliey Imia.
HHleia. A'iKUfti. I.
yiw4pd JtHI.V V. PKKHLKR. Co.Jndjff,
oll(T of Muni HImriil.
In County Court, l'"tk t oumy. Htaie .H UreKWi An
iruat Tenn. I Hi. Kale of Jtthn l! Jurkatra, oVe'd.
CI C CHAM, iidti'tmvtrtitnr nf euid eefme, ImUnf
thi fliiy filed hit urconntB tti td Court pmyiuir
a liiml eetilement of the mme, ihvrvfirre, tvrtice hi
hereltv iveu lo nil pervmi imereeted in aid estate,
thn' tfie mid Hpphmimn will be beurd and delemiined
at the Court Hoiim in Dnllaa, on Tueettay Ihe 4th day
of fteirienji-er. A.
W.C.tt lUTMON, tV-Wire,
Anu4 f IHt-6. liWI
. Loit $10 Reward.
COLT f, llKVOLVKK-nti 4i wter, No. Joill: end
uf ue n.iaatle W"ru. and tlie acrew Unit Itoldi Ihe
c-mk un t r ke half IT- Tue rrid will le hud
for the return ol the pistol to lac, or mt the Nttrnam
ofli-e. - W.ll.ANIiKMhOJi.
he'U. Anf '11. l , 'iWlrd
Ten Dollars Reward.
STOlsKN fnrta Ihe mlwriber. on r about (he 'Jib
day ol July, a tlHLIi i WAdO-S, with wilh.w
ba. black lop i "(il Kite li abovt rewnrd fur Ibe
recovery or anjr infrinUuM of a id watr.
Hnletn. An . 13, Ittfifi. - lUtf
I Doors, Windows & Blinds.
i
JI'KT rreeireel. bnr aaeort ",et,l of rii BOOKS
nvl a . Imhw I'ewesi Maanlart'ws,
uid i.pt sal ehewp. for ewalt, nl
STRANG Ii ANDERSON.
iei.iiwi o x o
Essence of Jamaica Ginger
rillfl.H VAUtAHLi; IMiKI AUATI'-N, contaiulna
J in a Inuhl.V foiiriiiiriiii-d fnm all the propertien
of ihn fitmuit'ii (iiiiKr, hui he'tiio one of the inott
populur doiiieftir rcmetliei lor alt din'm-en of thenlytu
acn and diifniivc ormtim.
Ai a louii' It will hn touuil itiviiliuthle to till pernnnt
retHtveriinf Irom debility. wlnl1ier produced by lever
or otht'i'W ine t ft.r whiUt It flit tni-l to Ihe kvm.uiii till
Ihe filiiw and vitmr ihnt run lie produced by wine or
briii dv. il ie entirely free from tho reuctiotiiiry eH'ecii
that follow the nne of r-piritu of uuv kind.
It, ia nlim mi oxcellcut remedy or femnlet who
mlfer from dihVull mmintt-uniltott. (living Hlmnrt im
nirwlitito rs-di.-f (s t, ttn.tai ().,(! to lre'jttently hc
com pit uy thnl period, m
' v wvan imuii-uiaiereiii'r in n unpen, rumiea oy riding
In a niili oud eur.or hy (, nickueiiM, or oilier cnuren.
It in ulfto vnhiahlu u un external iipplicaliou for
Ootit. KlifuiHlimn, Nciii'icfiii. ele.
. iu;i)irv(; roN k c o.f
Kola Afti'iite tor the I'aciHe Coaat.
STOP THATG0UGHIN6
SOME OF YOU CAN'T, AND WB PITT
you. You have trM every remedy but the ONK
dcetined, by lu Imrinulo merit, to auperMde all rim.
ilar ptrparationa, It U not urprUibg yiw abould be
iwlucuuit to try MinelliluR elao after tho numy
perlmeou ymi hnve made of tnuby compound!
folited on the public u a certain curej but
NEWELL'L
Pulmonary Syrup
Ii rcnlly tho VKHY nFKTirmvvlyeTereompmtnded
for tlio cure nf Count., Colda, Hon Thrtmt, Anthina,
WhnopiiiKt'miKli.Urunrhillfiand Connumpilou. Thuu
BinlH of piilo In tJullfornla and Urom have been
Hltvady bouuliued by ibe mrprlulug curallvu powurt
NEWBLL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
lid wllh nne acconl glvr It their unqtmllflM appro.
Iwtluo. We now iu1ilnM oiimelvea to all wlm are un
acquainted with tliM, ihe grcaieet I'auiwca nf the m
fur tho In'ttliui: nf all diauaici of Urn Throat aue
Isuugt, aaauiiutf you that
NEWELL'C
Pulmonary Syrup
hu cured ihntiauide and tt will cur YOU If yon try
it,
Tble Invnlimble modlclno Is plcaunt to the tattei
aootblDg, hoolinj and strvngihonlng In Itaenri-U; eo
ilrvly free from all potanuuua or UnletertouM lru
aud perfectly lunnloM under all clrcumttMucei.
Certlflcatea from many prominent iliuuua at Baa
Frauclico accginpiu.y every buttle of
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
BtDINOTOM 6 CO. Ajenta, Baa Fnuclaw,
ROIXfiTOX'S
FLAVORING EXTRACT8
Art. iiinile from t'ltUSIf Kmits. Karlt
1.. .111f Iml'lrf tw in tie Hindi it Ht.v ttllier
Itrtiti'l ill llm tlliirkel, t'iitieet,ielillv they
1.1. ' l I'liertl'tvt hihI litu IhjmI. L'B .Ml
Mil Kit.
l:KIIXi!T0 fc I'd. Atteiils f.ir lite
I'lit-ilie voile'.
I
:i:i;!ni:
V. . . . a A . a .
TlllB Is ft wonderful dlaeotery, and stands
above eotnparleon with auy oUier artlok ar
tha Uatr em brottlht befoea tba pubUa.
Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser
JlofA eontMnwet l an.
lsf. lanotaDys.
So. Will wil eolor tha skin.
Do. Will restore Uray Hair U beaotlnd
Blark, Brown, Auliurn,or wltaterer a.'fht haes
been Its orlttlual eotor. and eause U lo aamms
Its former buauty.
4t. WIU curs all Humors and Diseases of
the scalp.
6th. Will remove Dandruff and Scurf frees
Ihe bead, and keep the hair molrt aud allk-Uke
In Ita appearanr a as In youthful days.
lira. Vi lli promote a heellhy srowlh.
7tH. Will ptevenl It from Lilies, off, and
eauae II lo row on bald heads where there Is
Ills and vitality al Ihe roou. but where Ihess
are Kooe there Is no hope of eurewei.
9th. The beet lasUiuooy lliai can be fin
WU1 be found liulds of sacb bottle.
ITawavtfeel (a sf fl ere efniwa ftr
U or A snonev rrfum4M aflmr um
See todies. Try it sisal cwHwIncesl.
Sold sverywher.
PRICE, s)l.
BIU0ND8 4 CO., Propristort,
riTzmtxiAJt, h. u.
(iracfoiibcri?
UTERIN2 CATHOLICON,
If faithfully n-kt-d arrordinar lu Hirrrlboi, will ear
rry rnM of lliuhotni, mimI ureiHlr mi'tipirt Iht trtm
hlMonie rlftTi mnpa hy u it-InxmImmi of tho nntki of
lit onilrt il tha blnltr. It i u imI tM-.-m-ful rtnu
rilf f'T the (Jmvfl hiiH itihrr iliMura uf lh? Riihipya
and ItlaMoVr, ui'il fur Kenmlo iwHMa ia iuapialv4
Tl' Vnfk"hmn iintfiirmly rurr 'rlHtMi t'lrri.
While, all Inviriihiriiir f tl, Alntithlv Turin. Hup
prtHMHi, lurtHsiinauia f L'tiu. ilttiiiif and Dmp
iral Snrlht.)ti. aint all l)iruj of 1'rrKimnry. Tht
rH:ifn atthm if itiia uinlirini i ItniniHtHie and rvr
laio upon tha I'liriiw and Abdnmiiml ,Mnar)M and
Isitfammtj. : rvatont-if Ihtriu to a Imalihy a atala m
thiNM fit t.l.lllh)'rd and Jtith. t ihnt anritii who
hav im-4 tba (irarfrhbirft Company' $ t'trrmt V"
thtdtevn mnnrft nliicieutly oaprrtt tht-ir KMlituiie lor
tha rltff allot iM.
ht?siiiiton it Co. Affatita, 410 and 418 Kroul ami.
Ha" KraiiritM-o.
WE THINK THERE ID KD.
lelar ao ftHrirlnm In rrmotlnjc
haaior from Ihe blood it RCO.
TILL'S BLOOD A LIVER BtKl P.
It I rfrommindrd bj Ptajnl
clan In all parti of Ihe roun
Irr, for Ibe rare or lierorula,'
BHd olhrr dlsrasei of lite (all.
rlr. Tlmpliaor Korra Indlrale
I but Ibe ijalrm out ofordrr.
ttilfs onirlblnK I done to
cleanx Ibe blood r I brut In.
parities tbe rraalt mar be a
more acrloit disease, airb a
brrofula, rSjphllla, tit. Thnie
who wlab to And noil rllra.
elon renrdr, and )ct bare n
ronlltlrnre In Talent Medlrlne
Kenerallr, will nrtrr rrgrrl
trial of SrerlU't Blood and
Liter Hirnp. KKDIXtitOX k CJ.
iKenla, 4l and II Front it.,
Han rnnrlaro. 84m6
ftirii It Hammkh.
woiHry ftimic.
rititr.v a iiinni'ii.
Law nnd Ucnerai Amoncy OUIce,
Stsirs. Mni.ro.'s lli l. V tlluvk,
SAI.KM DtKOitS.. f , .f ,t
1.l(TllTI.AK HttPttitt'ii Hiv.-n t" lite ,iirtlise suil
wile nf Uii.l, Mint t'ily irierly.
Alistriutiif Titles fnrnielieil llnelnsas ImnaueteiJ
Willi nil llie l)eirltimiil lit Wun)iiiixti,ii t:iiy. L'ol
liniitttis ii'Ottl,tlv lllltttiiteil In.
IlKKiiKsceir Mwssrs. II. I U. Mwres. Ueuili
It iMii'liniii,,!. II St M. Ilimli. Siilem i t.'raietwJi,
SliM-iim sWC'u., VHiifi.uwi-r i Dr. W. II. Wutkius, I'mv
Imirft llim. tl.S.Oi'iiiiy. Iinllesl'ity. lltty 1 1, IHM.
'Hy Froperty for Bulc. , ,
Wi: will sell mi rfH.oiiuWo tsrins, s lit following
ritv irowrlv.
II I'lt'iiiii hihI lii'tinllfiillv IcfitlSd rt'siilent liils III
Ctirtwi'lirlil'i udtlilioit lu tlio Ciiy uf fetaloui, . .Itiel
liilrloNI
A Uris, oolivoliient unil tiisl Iv fiirnUlieil rualilvlHr
mid two lls, tin suul utid Diviaiuit s( rents.
A Iiuimo. twit Iota, Willi untimiruTiit irurneii hud
sltHil trees, mi Kttilil sli-eel.
A suloiuliil re.icltiiue and lot, cor. I.llisriy ami Mum
8ln-et.
A So. 1 House, sittl two lols, wlllt Una
nsaortineul nl fruit Irons, giMxl stultls, fco. cor. Wain
hikI t'"itK slrt-els. ,
A two siiiry dwollinir lmnti, with six ronins, celled
Htid srii"l, toiretln's Willi ills lot im wliidi It sluiids, '
sllUHlctJ oil Mtintiiflr sireot, uiaii uneiiteKai anu
Ci-nlrti sireeis.
Knur iriiol, neul ttwelliiiirs, well tlntelisit, on rrant
Mint Otturt els.
llireoexrellent hnnees and lols, on 1 harsh street,
between Clienifkelil Hltd Center slrwflts.
A house and In! on Front slreet
llonsB timl four Iota in NorllietHloiii. ' 1
llotiHsnnd three lots wljoiiiiiiK A. Hush's, on lit
titirth.
lluii.e and lot mi cor. Iliirh suil Kerry stresl.
One feneed lot in eUiitllt Siiluni. .
Fnrma for Rule I
V will sell tits f.illnwiiiK furms M Imrnalns.
4) acres iioml luiid. inlln eiutt of N. ShIoiii, with
f(iMiil yonnit ort'liHrtl. KHnlen, eVe ' :
ftdirHrrns ttood fni'iniiix slid iirtixltiK land, with or
(dmrd .e.,silUHUd . miles front Kniniti.
mill aerea noil liirnilnK and pasiura biiid.nrehitrd
its , liM'tilfil fonr tniie Iroiit Hnh-mj
Vtw Heres, villi iifNffi,ir etoek mletllj' fat liilies. to
iffilter wiilt a pood iivk of liorses, mule, utitl
h"K. tumult) on Drift t ieek. fmit of Cnsrutlo mt, tin
tHitta. t ai-rcs, iiicltitlinir port nf the town of Siihltniitv.
Hill nert'a ,li iidi.lly timliered Innd, two miles from
Hnbliiuiiy.
I'ur Mule,
A jfood one liorso Imiriy.
Fur fiirllier imrticnUrs tnieortiitiji nny of the bov
protrty llHpitre Ht our nlfh-e.
ciuRRv ft mnnrn,
Uw and AKenry OlIl.e.tiDehili. Moores Hriek Block ,
httiain, iireiion,
want no.
rr0 piikIiss two sitmll tHrms. For fwrtlrnUra. In-
1 quire of I I! lilt Y 4t 1 1 A. Mil Kit
YANKEE DOODLE
Yankee Doodle goei lo fulfil.
And io doet everybody.
And buy thiir f,oud of Smith k Waub,
And don't get -ilurk" on ihoddy.
HM'AVKK
SMITH & WADE
Don't keepbhnd.lv iris. 7'' nro not selllitf out
at cul. J'krir sun k Is not itoliiir lo U I'loned out In
alxiv Aits, ljuile the mvrra in lh e.ntlrary, on the
oilnir shie. If on please. They Itnve eeiiled down in
SmIciii rrnwruiauoiit,levitiiiiaiobn,iuess, and deal
in sivrrvlliinK vmt run iliink of. and iliuuaaniui uf
ihinus im one els hut litem over would think of until
i hoy needed llietiti nnd I heir business is liirntnsiiiK
eiit.riuoiudy every mouth. ,
Thov ntitv t.lfer for rule-
on Slll.r II.1M1H I ts etsllts.
IIS WAHKIIoCS
A enlcndid aloi'kl All illlllK'l'
d'u-k.The InrifrHl shHk
intut heel nsanit
uuv uooon Wason Mil)
I nnd rtnlky
Uleul of
Sol..,,, and Or,,' 1 1HKIIW,
IIMNsVKTKtL
' Inmtiutl llh-lior)
Uw 4 Busty
IllONH,
llenvy
HABIIWABKl
CAIII K sod
Patloryriolhinn'
TiiiriHi.rtM.
Oltlll'liKIKS. J KKHIS.
IIABDWARt:, KAS1F.RN Atl
lli..t ..re utul I'tllt
Buhls It ShO(,llrl UNK. ;
ClttlfKKItY, lKMk,,i,,.,;"'i W-Chalnit
I
I Wagon -ktaksrs
KOTIOMSI, 109"
K,. Fie. I J'low,
HOPK,
NAII.ia,
El.. Elr
I U'lirrlburrosri, j
.lOO.OfMI j rinin Ontdlea. I .. .
I Hcrihe., riw.il,.., fcrsr ofT-rod In
MIMMJI,t M Hakes. Fo.ks I tWI"1-
,i, eirttJ i YEW POSTS
t'wjji.on luititiititir All nt Portlnttd'
oartlru. jprh't's nud hull thai tiro nol ywi-
I .-tit M'r lh. for1'"", nlwn)s Ij'r
frolKhl ud.led. ! aula.
Thru trtrifbody keep it tip.
And tall nnd ere ibrm nflen.
They're alwayt ready (s is Jim)
llard prices fur to "snfle "
They work ihemsetees. and pay no rents,
And always keep a kick'ng:
And in trading gmids fur poultry eggs
You'll find they don't say ' shieken.'
SMITH & WADK,
Commsisisl Itrsal.
SALEM. OREGON.
in
G. W, HOBART, &
V- Saddle Ilarncsit Make r Sr
Kllverlon.Ore.o
Al help's old stand, has rona,itly sn hand
soon TAmiBTY
Of evert IhlnK kept In bis litis.
il rt ny. in point of rnf'tpftt nm.1 mois, Iu enll
oil hint bvforo pttrrhaalntf staewluite.
Try II ami ere I
New Work, and Repairing
lltms on short ndie asvl ill YYAUKAX I kl.
Aineric'iiii lOxt-luinifs'.
Ullt.SKK (IF 8AXSPIMK AN II IIAIXKLK
HThtTet
litis
Pranctaco, nl-
FlltKl'IIIIOI'- llmnns.nll he'd dnlelied, vssll
Veutiluied.snd nlr. ly Foi''l,
' Th oel rimifonahla nnd nomehko hotel in lh
f)tie. wlwte every waul UaiKiiied nd rbewrfnliy
se)iplied.
Prlcei to 8nlt tbe Nost EconomlcaL
Tlte Awerirao KscUwia ( ,ch.wilh Rrd IJhle,
wiM always ho to readineea lu tonvey saerirs lu
Ihe hotel ftew of rharnt.
frviirh Window Jilaiash
OTAtSKI' OLAnrt, and k inured lllasa, OMd tanf,
O Urwiam r,la. Camel nnd (Wbl Hair Hraabau,
llmtevad lliaaa C ullete, fcc, eV r . al
"27 InVKH fcBIOOfl
a. r,
vV Sl.m UltHII Ke k.ldsllereealareeaaMt
ffeaunasa Ita eeaeed and beer rrMaye In task
UIM-Ii. Snttuea in seed.UndJaa ' Invtled a atleu.
I II N, ,. . l I r pais, w al
liKn. 11. f unntv,
Attul-ltey at Imvt.
WASHING MACHIHR
Puicr.led June Hklt, ISfJ, by J. H. Homer, Cat.
fplllH fttvorlto U'aaliinK Matiliine (hna boen ((really
1 imiroeed dnrluif the last year both In its ,
IOhwo ofAcllou,
..USD..
t Rapidity Of lt Exeoutioa, , r
Adding at leust ono third lolls formsr virtues. Kooit
nmy, ' iicrotiioimu'd uy oits ,f tit lato improved
Wrlnsers,nthltus tha neates'., met ditrnhle. eouoMt.
val, expeditions, wtupuel, titut perfect waehinu' riva on
tliu fttcilie roasi. An hour's hard vure, etnt bo nocou.
pltslted with this mwliin, in ten iuW.r.lzz; e
cnurtw unifies, as wull as lsrK feud sinall, nro washed .
Willi et(iit ftwllity. Wrrauld to wush perfeetlw
cleuu, IcuvIiik ii streaks In eollnrs mid wriidnuids. .
PltlOIJ,
- - oo,
To he piirrliseed In l'orihmtl, nt tho ltitcltlarenra
Ollh'O of VuiTisli tt. Ilnwles i in Snlem. nf ,1 H. t ool, a
lor i in AH'Hii.V tif Mealy It Uo. t in I'orvnllie of For.
tor it Leiuhinuu, nud al Finest Orore. of Kpeiicer ak .,
llhlllk. , , ., O. II. nl'KNCEK, Forest Orov. , '
Utullt ' . Proprietor for Oroyon. 1
AGENTS WANTED FOR j "k
' IIEADLEY'S :
History of the Great Rebellica. '
TUB CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.
Hy H0.1.J.T. BRADLEY. '
rplUS KEW AND ATTRACTIVE WORK will "
I enthraffl conprehenslv aootnmi of lh whohs
cnniest, itrnlly printed from Inmniifnl and elsar lypn,
1,11 vnod piir, elKiititly llliistmtd with nninem
lino sisal iiitrHvitiMs, ami hound compiela in onn an
prrh voliims of over twelve hundred pairos. Will a
hiriiislied to snheei llr dnrloK the coming anluwn. '
TESTIMONIALS. :. I
" Mr. tfendle v bus ittven an imruirbiHl, tmthfnl mi
relisbl llktory of Ihe War.. Tit work is an eleirant ',
one, nnd fullv uioels nnr oxiieotntiorm in evsry rs '
fmi."-Rotheilrr N.Y) Ailvcrtiter.
"H Is written In Ilniidli'y's best style, mid he t''!'
nhuiil tliu Iwst ilelinrntor of Imltle sroues Ihnt llier I 1 '
union n Ainertouu ntittinrs. I'eranna purehmtinp: this
vrork will 111 n vnlnuhle snd eiiicrlaliiiiinr lltnl.vrv of
His Ar,"Oregon Snlem) Hlaletman,July3.i96&
Ot lh mnnv histories of thn war, " Tie Grtni
RMHo or a nory of the Citil War in Ike Uni
ted Mnlet,' ir .1. T. Ileudlov, author of 'Napoleon
and his MHreliula,' etc., is tindotihifdly tho most candid . ,
unil itnptrlinl. ns well ns Ihe mnet litterestinir. whiob
hue lieen issuetl from Ihs Ainerit'itn press. As de
n'ili'lve wrlier, Mr. Ilendley hus no siiurlnr In 1 '
Ainerle i " bail 11 Herald Portland, Oregon), July ,1
ir, im. . ,j
" It Is ill lieal history yst otfured. We eommend H
to nil who deelrn u lair nhd impnrtisl history .''Peas . 7
oeralie Review Salem, Oregon), June ll&A.
N. II N'n oilier llitory o tho War cuntkln lh .,
OFFICIAL HKI'OltTS (F OENEUAl, UUANT ,
AND 8IIHKMAV. .' 1
tjr Walt for lleBdlcy'n. fiet Ihe Best.
! K. H Auenla wsiuod t r tllstnf of nil Roll. ''
ions." Pit lorinl Churls, tw. Hohl only hy anbssri- '
lion Addros. TilAVKU Hlo ct, ,
!Wlf 0nerl Aaellls, I'orlland, Oreiton. i
Marion County Medical Society, '
UOOM NO. 1.
Mooroa' Brick Block, Salem.
Qt AttTKiti.v Mkstikoi Ust Tuesdays In January, '
April, July nnd October. 'I
KriciAi, MKmvos For discussion, vr aliorunt
Tuesday evening.
C'iikicsl sn Ditrsssjur Practics, Evry
Wednesday nnd 8Hlunluy,froui I lo J, r M
Pulletils from the city or ronntry wtahinir for con-, -stiltulion
vithoHt inereme 0 extiente, enn nvnil thm-'
selvtsi of theauoppnriuuilioa. oleinhfrsuf thn Hociniw
reeiiifiil in thn city, nnd sesocinied loKethsrfur Dis .
laniMiry I'wiico. Kill pay particular atlenlion lo lb
drpHrliueul cotineiled Willi their Individual nnma.
II. CAItPENTEK, II. D., .'
0erstiiiv 8nr(fon. 11
. K.I1 K1SKK, at. II., "
Ptiyslcul siicns.nnd trestioenl of ( lrfanlc dlsensen. ;i
D. PEYTON, M D., ' '1
Pntolirnl AiiMtltcsIa, and diaenaea otli Ncrvon ,
Syslen. , . 3 j
J.W. McAFEE. M.D., . i
f 'lieiuirul lai of secretions. and distM of lh Blood
und rikin.
j.imswELf., m. n.,' " . "'
' Oeiieml lHsitnosis nnd Hvfrien.
J. II WYTHE, M. D., i l
UieroscopHWl xnmiiiailons. Uiteusos of lh Ey 1::
, nud Knr. .;,
' AT 160 PRICK.
JOHN WroiLBERT,
Inporler nnd Manulaolarerol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and dealer in
Leather, Shoemakers Tools, and
FINDINGS.
I nlon Block, Commcre lal Street,
Halom, Oreifon.
Hns on hand si full sirtnient of every rltw ed ,
Uoote and Khocs now iu lb uiarkel.
lluvinii ma.to arrnnnonieuu to rerelv nj stoek .
Dirkit rain niAimrACTtiiitu,
I rnn fumlib (nods for Ire than
'm OTHER BOISE IU THE ST1TE.
All wok of iiijr owu nmtiofHrltir1 Is mada of
Tflir VFRY RRHT WATKBlAii
Audputtntffthtsr by oful worltomo Und Ktinmnt4
lu (iva MitiafiM'liitii. $m4 ,
C. MT Par m enter.
. r '
(Suwaseor to E. 0. Duller )
PUI.SU. IM , .
Imported andHome-Mafla
F IT It NIT URE!
HprlnirDo d,
. Illt.iroOL, ADPIL0 mBE8SES,ic.,tc.
Al Watt's old Sisiul, Commercial Ht. Snlem.
MOSPMAWS HOTEL. "
C'oujmerciMl rtt., ,.pple Ihe ftteamboal Lsindln.
Salem, Oregon.
hlNGI-i: AND DOt BL' BOOMS.
Hoard
Hoard
I. If
per week SI M
nnd Ludifina: U to 7 tt
I. v. sitlMMAfl. frop r.
Buckeye Reapers and Mowers!
JOT KKl'EIVKD. Irom lh annuls in Baa Francis,
eo, a Ur slock of Ihe nhov eelehraletl Agtknl
tural Implements, winch wo otter at
San Francisco Prices and Freight
rmiEii
A ItMtMwnnJ llonrnt ComLinad Jf o.l. Lameei
sis.) iSU M .
Mower, No. I. (IntKeet site) 16
.. MP,l,t.l.n. IW us
si.su,
.. ., u nun
sivsra rnirm nay r.ievamra w " "
Warranted lu anhaid Ihe Isrireet hmd ol bay nnd Mow
k away w Uie peak of a Win, or top of a stuck, In
Irom ihrwo lu Ure minutes. Na fanner should b
wilboul theoi. pWnd for netrcnlnr lo
Mct'UAKK.N, MtKKlLli fc Co.,
Portlnn.1, April W, li -l AKnt. .
h", CORNELL,
Ittuler in
firoccrita PnTtiioii. aid CsiftetitMrt.
(ientt aad Bor Boeli and Skoea
LADIX8' AND BUSSES' 8203!
avawv.( ..
..ail, iioi:m.uaukm,c., c,
I Imp, fr t'sh or Country Produoe.
(Inode dellrurrd l sll parte of In City fran of
shanr.
u.l Ui a I J. u.t llt .MIa
meearv i.ieBBiearH
mtW. Tvl' rsrnn, I'"1V uaavurnj fva r vrsaw vlir-a-.
Knura, Jnaw ... 14 Ittlf U. tuUKELU
WED FOOT TONIO'
I, an eaewllMit etouuub cordial. Il Is a luid witness
of Ira Orwirou (rape aud other itotaesu plains nf
well-krown vlnae. It will naasst diiraation by
strenartheninat Ihe slossaca, ajnietuial tha awrvee and
neimii Bkhi the liver. Aa a prevenuve nl Anne and a
limie dnrloa nnd after sn stwek . It hi unonrpaw.l. It
Is preserved with Uie heat Bourbon and put p lu tarw
bolt lea. nnd prweerihed by many il the beet uti) Mew
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