EUGENE CITY, DECEMBER 13, 1862.
AG K NTS roil THE STATU HKP IIILICA.N.
The following mined geutlemcn are authorized to ro
reive and receipt tor money oa subscription to the lUftB-
licx.
.San Francisco, California, '
Oregon City,
Salem, Oregont -
tiilvenoii, ..-
Albany, ..-
Corvallis,
Kugene City, . w v . .
Charles A. Crane.
- W. C. Johnson,
J. C. Cartwnght.
W. H. Dunbar.
D. W. Wakelield.
A. G. llovey.
H. K. Kincuid.
- J. H. Rogers.
- V. K. Hill.
Andrew Thomas.
J. K. llodgcu.
. J. M. McCall.
M. O- MeCarty.
Koscburg,
Wilbur, -
Catiyonville,
Jacksonville, -Ashland,
- -
Traveling Agent,
lostnaastcrs are also requested to receive and forward
subscriptions, Mony uiay be sent through the mails at our
risk.
Christmas Party. By reference to our nd
Vertising columns it will bo seen that Dr. Ren
frew, of the Globe Hotel, will give a party on
Christmas. The Dr.'s reputation ns a landlord,
and especially for getting up a " ball supper," is
established. All who desiro.to " tip tho light fan
tastio toe," will fimfthe best of facilities at the
- Globe."
Firk at Oouvallis. -A destructive fire occur
red in Corvallis on the 2d inst. It originated in
'the livery stable of George Simmons, which, with
'the large stable of Kipgs, joining, and also a
'Macks mith's shnp and a bt t her'sshop, werecon
'sunied. The fire was supposed to bo the work
of an incendiary.
Bush says he has taken steps to draw the
truth in one month. Well ho has never been
guilty of drawing a trutli(ful breath), hence
he has given himself a month to tell his first one
In. We will just advise him f.r his " stomach's
sake" to not make it like all his former truths
a false truth.
Raix. For the last four days we have had a
few specimens of genuine " Oregon mist," to tho
tune of about fof an inch of water on tho surface
in each 24 hours. -
Religious. A funeral sermon will be preach
fd in the Court House in Eugene City, on the
4ih Sunday (28th inst.) in this month by the
Rev. G. Callisoti.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate of Jerl Johnson deceased. Sarah A. K. Johnson,
Administratrix, in County Court, Douglas County, Og'n.
""VTOTIC1' is hereby given, that S. A. K. Johnson, Ad
1A ministratrix of tho above estate, has tiled in this
Court her accounts for and prays a tinul settlement. It
is therefore ordered that settlement be had and delivered
on Monday the 5th dav of January 18ii8. W. K. Willis,
Co. Judge, of Douglas county Oregon.
Rosuburg, December Term, lb2. 4s 4w.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS.
WE HAVE OX IIAXD and are constants receiving
the finest qualities of URANMES AND WISES,
expresslv for the Drug Trade, which we guarantee to b
genuine." HUMISTON, WILSON A Co.
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES,
FOIt SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Wheeler & Wilson's
NEW STYLE
SEWING MACHINE!
NEW IMPROVEMENTS !
NEW IMPROVEMENTS!
NEW IMPROVEMENTS !
NO LEATHER PAD!
NO LEATHER PAD!
NO LEATHER PAD !
GLASS CLOTH PRESSER.
GLASS CLOTH PRESS ER.
GLASS CLOTH PRESSER.
NEW STYLE HEMMER !
NEW STYLE HEMMER !
NEW STYLE HEMMER!
The Greatest Improvement Invented.
MAKING AN ENTIRE
New Style Machiue,
Formerly the justly celebrated LOCK STITCH, acknowl
edged by ail to b the only Stitch fully satisfactory for
Family purposes.
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICES REDUCED SO PER CEST.
PRoCES REDUCED 20 PER CEST.
BUY THE WHEELER &WJLSON!
It is the Cheapest; most Durable, and Ensier Understood
than any other Sewing Machine.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR!
H. C. HAVDEX, Agent,
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets,
9-3m San Francisco.
Administrator's Notice.
LL TERSOXS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
.Vestate of James Lytle deceased, are herebr required to
exhibit the same with the necessary Touchers to Hiram
Mmith, Administrator, at his residence in Harrisburg
Oregon, or leave the same with Ellsworth A Underwood
at tugene City, Oregon, within one rear from the date of
.this notice. HIRAM WITH
ELLSWORTH A UNDERWOOD, Administrator.
Attys. Dec. 4th, 1S62. 47 4t.
CHRISTMAS PARTY.
A party will be given at the GLOBE HOTEL, on
r.aisTiiAS night, Deo. asth, 192. Aa invitation is ex
tended to all.
TICKETS"$3,50
MANAGERS,
T. O. rU-.DM.-as, H. M. Ell.wo.tw,
Jsaxa Mrttiiut, Tioiii Mitxioex
Nrtso LcratT, U. D. Mtktlb, '
Willi SrT. S. A. Or.nis,
Z Ma. Bi.ooariti.ft, M. Rosc.venrr.
FLOOR JltNAGKR
Jnw MnwoLLA.1, E. L. W.saiw.
C. C. Caoxia, CaaLrox Zortm,
J. C. PiTTiaao.
Or"ie mosie will b disewiH tr f g P:rr.
r.4 TVrrT yT
HOLIDAY CIRCULAR.
A. Roman & Co..
BOOKSELLEE S ,
Importers and Publishers,
Nos. 417 and 419 .Montgomery Street,
(Lccouut'a Uuilding.)
SAX FRAXCISCO, CAL.
Wo would most respectfully invito the attention of the
Public to the Magtiiliccut Stock of
Holiday Goods,
We are now opening, comprising the latest and most
beautifully bound and Illustrated
Gift Books and'Annuals
For the coming year, together with un extensive an J ele
gant uviortmcnt of Foreign mid Domestic
Photograph Alburns,
FOR THE V ESTER TABLE,
III new and improved styles and sizes plain, rich and
fancy mauv in exqui.sito taste, bound in the
linest Tuakey Morocco or Velvet, with
Gold plated Ornameuts and Clasps,
and suitable for Holiday,
Marriage or birth
day Gifts.
A UTO-P1IO TOG RA Pll A I. H U.VS, PIIO TO-A LEVI'S
OF PICTURES A.XD POETRY. PHOTO
MIISLES ASD PR A YER-liOOKS.
Our stock of these novel and unique articles, together
with the life-like Carte tie Finite Pm traitt for the same, is
much the largest on this Coast, and for variety and general
excellcnie is second to none in tho United States.
SUPERB FAMILY BIBLES,
Elegantly illuminated and illustrated printed with new
and beautiful type, on the linest paper and bound in the
most substantial manner, with niussivo Clasps and Orna
ments. Prayer Books,
In every variety of size and style of binding, plain or rich
Iv panueled Morocco, with or without Clasps, for thol'ew,
Reticule or l'ockct.
ICIegaut and Accurate Editions of the Poets,
In Morocco Antique, from Homer to the more modern
Longfellow, Tennyson, Mrs. lirowning, Miss l'roctor, etc.
STANDARD AUTHORS,
Fine Library Sets of the works of Dickens, Cooper, Ir
ving, D'Kraeli, l'reseott, Gibbon, Hume, Hood, etc., as well
as the Classics, Addison, Swift, etc. Also full sets of
Holm's vuluublo Standard, Illustrated, Scieutilie, Classical,
Historical and Antiquarian Libraries.
WAVEitLY NOVELS,
Twenty different editions from five to lift y volumes
handsomely bound.
A MLR 0 TYPE COPIES OF FINE PIC
TURES AND STATUARY,
Plain and elegantly framed, including in part, Raphael's
Madonnas, and gems from Murillo, Currcgio, Do Luuoche,
l.audseer, Herring, I. ant, etc., more beautiful than engra
vings, and much cheaper.
Juvenile Books
Including Linen Primers, Movcreuble Tov Books and
choice single qolumcs and sets of books fur the young ; an
aisortment unsurpassed in quantity, quality and excellence
ana to wnicn we respectiuuy invito the attention of Pa
tents and Teachers, and those havina the cure of Children
and Youth.
To those wishing to purchase Gifts for the coming Holi
days, (and nothing is moro beautiful or more cherished
than an elegant book), we oil'er bv far tho largest stock ol
fresh and desirable goods in our line, from an
Aldine Edition of the Poets, in 125 vols., 10 mo, hrlf
calf, extra gilt ;
Encyclopedia Brittanica, Plh edition, 22 volumes, roi al
quarto ;
Audubon nnd Bachman's Birds and Animals of Amrrico,
in lo vols., royal octavo Morocco Antiqua aud elegantly
colored plates ;
Down to the Box of Blocks or Toy Primer. Feeling satis
fied from the care used in purchasing and selecting, and
from patronage already received, that no one need" leave
our Establishment without being satisfied in tase and price
Orders fro tho Trade and from Parties throughout the
Country ate respectfully solicited, and we plcflgu ourselves
to rill the same with the utmost care and attention. Any
desirable work, published within the lust forty years, may
be found upou our shelves, and at the fiery lowest rates.
A. IIO.H AN & CO.,
Nos. 417 nnd 413 Montgomery street,
48-3m SAN FRAXCISCO.
BUY
None but the GROVER & BAKER Family Rowing Ma
chinethe best iu use. Twenty dill'ereut styles for Fami
lies and Manufacturers.
HONE
So good as GROVER A BAKER'S. Wc nowhavcFamilv
Sewing Machines making the " Lock" Stitch, as well as
those making the eclegruted " Grover A Baker" Stitch.
BUT
Which Stitch is the best? IVe give our customers the
privilege of testing our Machines making either stitch, and
exchanging if not at lirst suited.
THE
New No. 9 Shuttle Machine, for manufacturers, greatly ex
cels the more complicated styles of other makers. PRICE
$00.
GROVER
AND BAKER'S new style " Lock Stitch" Family Sewing
Machine has uianr new improvements for braiding, etc.
PRICE 0.
AND
Our "GrorerA Bilker" Stitch Familjr Sewing Machine
poftspns exclusive advuntnjres over all others. They are
unequalled for general Hawing, and for Embroidery, braid
ing, etc., have no compeer.
BAKER.
Buy Xone but Hie Grover & Baker,
either for Family Use or Manufacturing. If you prefer the
' Lock Stitch" "or "Grover A linker" Stitch, plain and
serviceable or clezsnt and reliable machine all tastes can
be suited and satisfaction guarnntoed.
It. ii. HKOW1, Acent,
3'Z'J .Uonteomerr Mrerf,
47 SAN FRANCISCO.
Sheriff's Sale.
BT VIRTUE OF AS EXECUTION TO ME DIRECTED,
issued out of the Circuit Court for Umpqua county,
Oregon, I have levied upon and will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the
23d day of December, 1SC2,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. u. and 4 o'clock r. a.
of said day on the premises at Unipqua City, the following
described property io wit; The East fractional half of
Sec. SI and the S. E. qnarterof the S. W. quarter of Sec
31 in Township No, 21 S, and It. 12 Wet. and River lxt
No. 4 in Sec. in Township K S, R TV, containing
two hundred and sixty-three and forty four hundredth
acres, more or less, togi ther with a l the hereditament
thereunto belonging, that was attached June tM lH by
Samuel Rich, (then sheriff.) to secure William Tichnor.
said property will be aoid to itisfv an execution i-!ued out
of said court in favor of Willi un Tichnor, ana against
E. P., and J. W. Drew, tor the sum eitht hundred and
thirty-eight dollars sixty-live ctms with interest of two
per cent per month until paid, together with ar-cruing
coU. F. M. Johnson,
Dated !for. J. 1M2. 4 w Sheriff L'mpqua to.
WANTED.
1 nifl HCslltls or OATS, for whien I will ost
UUlf J5 cents sh pr bnsbel. Oits to bo deliT-
in f
MNJAMIN
rE-r.iy -tf
Notice to Absent Defendants.
la Chnt.cery, Specific Ptrformanet.
IX tho Circuit Court, of tho State of Oregou, for Lane
County :
To Joseph L. Brumley, Hiram Smith, Joseph Failing,
Henry Failiug, John A. llatt, Heury V. Corbet., J. ii.
Kuupp, Adam Johnsou, M. S. liuunell. A. V. Cauticld,
J. W. J. Piorson, Samuel M. Smith, Thomas A. Davis,
T. A. Savior, D. W. Duiusidc, 11. C. Ripley, Sam. A.
Wood, Eliaa A. Jones, Thomas Tobin, M. E. Tobiu, L.
11. Robinson aud llixcy V. Stevens, Adm'r.T., etc., If
rolI are hereby notified that unless you appear in the
L Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur the County
of Lane, ou the third Monday of April next and
' answer the complaint ot Maulev a. i uiuwcii, 1 uiuuu,
I which has been liled with iho tierk of said Court, and
I pr:iys that the said defendant, Joseph L. ltrumlev, be ad
I judged anl decreed to peiionu a eoutraet entered into with
' thi .:iiil IM:Li:ititl on or ubmit the 1st duv of November
lso7, ill relation to a sale by ttie said Joseph L. llrumiev to
the said complainant, of the following described premises
situate in the Town of Eugeu City, County of Lane and
State of Oregon, to wit : The north half and and the west
half of the south half of Lot No. one(l) iu lilork No. fif
teen (15), bounded north bv Ninth street, east by Willam
ette street und be east halt' ot south half of same Lot,
south by Lot No. four (4) and east halt of south half of
same Lot, nnd west by alley, being three-fourths of said
Lot. Now, unless you appear in the said Circuit Court on
tho said third Monday in April next (l'i.'5) aud answer the
prayer of the complainant, the same will bo token us con
fessed, and the relief praved for will be trained by the
Court. ' II. SMALL, Clerk.
Dated Eugene Citv, Ogn., ) Kelsoy, Mitchell X Small
November :i7, A. I). Is-jJ. f Solicitors for Compl't.
4ii-3m -
Sheriff's Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF
tho Circuit Court, for the State of Oregon and county
of Lane, and to mo directjd and delivered, I have this
day levied upon and will proeaed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, on Saturday, the
27t!i day of Docomber, 1SG2,
between the hours of 11 A. si. and 4 r. it., at the Court House,
the following described real estate, situated in Lane county
Oregon, to wit ; North East quarter of See. IS, Township
17 S., It. 3 W. Also the North West quarter of Sec. 14,
Township 17 S., It. 3 , containing three hundred and
twenty acres mora or less, taken as the properly of Win.
Pollard.
Said property (or so much as may bo required) will be
sold to satisfy an execution, issued out ot said Court in
favor of C. P. Wilson, and against Wm. Polhtnl, nnd costs
of sale. T. J. 11RATTAIN,
Eugene City, Nov. 2 11802. 40-lt Sheriff Luue county.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DIRECTED,
issued out of the Circuit Court for Douglas County,
Oregon, I have levied upon and will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, fur cash, on tho
27t Ii day of December, ISO'2,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., nnd 4 o'clock p. m.,
on the promises, utl the ritrht, title and interest of A. C.
J link in, in und to the following described premises, situ
ated in Houghis comity, Oregon, to wit ; All the donation
Lund Claim of A. C. junkin nnd his wif.-, being claim No.
beginning ut a point y.W chs. wet of the qnm ter section
post, on the west l;ne of section 'Jit, Township J5 S., K. ft
W., thence X. 4 chs., thence W. 10 chs., thence N. 67.
chs., thence 1. 4."i."ti chs., thence S. 7 1 -" chs., theuco V.
35.58 cIm. to place of beginning, containing :i-2.10 acres,
with ail tho appurtenance thereunto belonging.
S-.iid property is sold to satisfv nn execution issued out
of nnid Court iu favor of A. C. MeUeo, and against A. C.
Junkin, fur the sum of iy 70, judgment and costs and
accruing costs, h. HOWE,
IS'ov. 22, j-2. 40 -it Sheriir Douglas county.
Administrator's Notice.
I LI PEUSOXrf UAVINM CLAIMS AGAINST THE
Estate of Hilyard Shaw, deceased, are hereby re
quired to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year from the d;ite of this notice to James X.
Gale, Administrator (with the Will annexed) of said Es
tate, at his residence in Engine City, Lano county. Ore con,
ir they will be forever debarred. J. N. HALE,
Dated Nov. 6, 13G2. 43-Ct Administrator.
4. ELLSWORTH.
J. D. I XDERWOOI.
Notary I'uMic.
ELLSWORTH & UNDERWOOD,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
OFFICE OPPOSITE GLOBS HOTEL, EUGENE CITT. OOX.
20tf
II. 0. SMALL,
VTTORXF.Y AT LAW, will practice in nil the Courts
of this Stute. l'm ticilar attention given to Convey
ancinfr, Collection of Debts, etc. OHicc in the Court House,
fciueue Citv, Oregon. L'3-tini
s. N. LfCKsr.
I1KNI1V PADSONS
TRIFLUVIA MARKET.
LUCKEY & F ARSONS,
HAVE purchased the above market where they are
ready to furnish the trade with the bcyt of beef,
mutton, pork, Halt lirdi, and every thing in their line that
i he country will ntloid. We will take in exchange nil
kinds of marketuhlo produce. Our motto is
SMALL PROFIT AND READY PAY.'
We will delivci beef bv the quarterns cheap ns it can
be ati'ortled by farmers. Thanklul for past lavors, we hope
ot strict and caref ul attention to business to merit the pub
do patronage in fulure. lit- tf
Lugcno City, Sept., 5, 13i)2.
F. DUDLEY.
(SI'CCESSOB TO P. W. JOIlXiOX POST OFFICE Bt-ILCISO,)
DEALER IN
BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Keeping constantly on hand all the
SCHOOL BOOKS
in use in Oregon, and an immense variety of standard
Miscellaneous Books.
Paper ot I1 kinds Cap, Legal, letter, Note, Triiiting, die;
Envelops, l'cns, 1'encils, lilank books every
varietv, Mates of all qualities and sizes,
all first quality and cheap.
LIVERY STABLE,
Eighth Street, Eugene City, Oregon.
rpilK UXDERSIfiNED, having Otted up and reopened
L the laree and commodious Livery Stable, formerly kept
bv Chase it Co., would respectfully solicit the patronnae
of their friends, and of the traveling public Rrnerally.
We will keep constantly on hand horses and busies to
let at reasonable rates. Horses intrusted to ou re .ire will
be well fed and carefully atteuded lo by experienced host
lers. Teaming of every kind promptly attended to.
32-3m D. C FELC1I A M. SMITH.
SAVE YOUR ECCS.
VNEW AND CSKFCL INVENTION whereby e??s can
be preserved perfectly fresh almost indefinitely, with
out the encumbrance of Lime, .Sail, or any other ordinary
preservative. There is no more necessity of farmers sel
ling their ejirs at from live to seven cents per dozen, when
thev can, at a trill in it cost, save them till they command
a eood price. For further particulars, enclose red stamp
,o L. It. SILVER, Salem, O.
Saddlery ! Saddlery ! !
A I.AKi.r. 1,111 iif r.y r.ni ir..n -tion
of X.iddlr.. Itndles, Har
ness, rack-sndiilcs, tie., etc., at
SAM. COX'S Old Stand,
Where we will he on hand (I aint eoinj to Salmon; to
make any kind of work, in our line, lo ordT.
Xooa but the Best Material need.
WM. FAULKNER & SON, Agents,
No. 523 SanBoma Street,
San. Fra. Uscd, Cal.
Every article necessary for complete News, er Job
Printing OiEce, furnished at the lowest prices.
A1j, Aireots fir Tsylor', Oordon's, btfwr', Vew
: 'y b'irv's ssl J"-k' F-'W.
A. S BIcC i u r e,
DEAI.EU IX
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SALEM
CLOTH, LOOTS AND SHOES,
II AR WARE AND CUT
LERY, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE,
DRUGS AND
PA TENT MED
ICINES.de. Also
DACON,
FLOUR, WHEAT,
OATS, BUTTER, EGGS, AND
ALL OTHER KINDS OF SALE
ABLE PRODUCE TAKEN AT LIBERAL
PRICES IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS,
Corner Oak and Ninth strkkts ix front or Cot'RT Horse.
Eugene City, Oivg-uu, Auj;i 1st, 1562,
81-tf
LOOK HERE ! !
BLACK SMITHIN,G.
rpiIE UXDRliSICN'ED. HAVING PURCHASED AND
L re-opened the lllacksniith Shop oo Ninth street, is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, such as
WAG0X 1R0X1XG,
GUXSMITIIIXG,
HORSE SH0EIXG,
MAKIXG ami REPAIRIXG
EDGE TOOLS.
Jobbing of all kinds executed on short notice, and in the
latest and best style,
AT RATES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES.
GIVE ME A CALL.
I also have nbout ten thousand pounds of assorted iron,
which I will sell for ca.su.
J. C. LUCKEY.
Eugene City, August 1st, 1502.
20-Cm
DR 13 K Jj V .A. 1ST ' S
ALL HEALING-
JAPANESE SALVE!!
'piIE JAPAKKSE SAI.VK IS THE UEST rUKPAUA
1 tion th:t hin been discovered tor the cure of
mm irom mm oak,
Musnifito Bites,
Nnrsini soro lirensts,
S:t!t lihctiiu,
Boils,
Bruises,
Coins,
Chilblains.
Gunshot Wounds,
Cuts,
B rns,
Sprains,
Piles,
Aud iu fact, all kinds of Sores. Try it all everybody.
Xo family should bo without it, and, although the in
gredients nro rare and expensive, only FIFTY CENTS is
charged for a box.
For sail bv nil Druggists,
KEDINGTOO Jt CO., Wholesale Agents,
2--0m Sun Francisco.
LIVERY & FEED
S T .A. 11 Xj 1Z,
Ninth Street, Eugene City, Oregon.
nAVI"0 HETURXKI) FKOM TIIK JUNKS AND
again tiiken possession of the F.UGEXK CITY LIV
hltY STAHI.K, tho undersigned wishes lo inform his old
putrons nnd the traveling public that he is prepared to do
evcrvthing in the Livery and Sale business on the most
reasonable terms, and in the most saiisfactory manner.
Having had long experience in the business he flutters
himself that he will be able to give general satisfaction.
Horses and litigics, Saddle llurses, Curiiuges, etc., to let;
teaming done at all times ; horses bought and sold ; and
evervlhing else von want done in mv line.
Oct. iit.'lsiij. ' 41-ly lilSNJ.YiiiX DKSPAIX.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Ir? STAGE OFFICE AND
AGENCY,
K UG K C IT Y. OCrT.
'piIK UNDKItSUINKD IIAVK THE CONTROL OF TIIK
I ubove named Hotel, and are now prepared to ac
commodate all who ipbt favor them with their patronage,
in a style not surpassed in the State.
No means shall be spared to render the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL unrivalled, either in style of accommodation or
rates of fare, bv any other IIoiimc in the State.
All thev ask is to GIVE THEM A TUIAL.
J. C. SlIItADEll A A. JOHNSON,
i-j tf Proprietor!1.
M. ROSENBLATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Cutlery.
mechanic's Tools, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc.,
Announces to the public and putrons that ho is
still in tho traflo nt the oM nnd well known
stand ofS. ROSENBLATT & BROTHER;
and selling P'-mmIs ut the Lowest Prices, for
CASH AND PRODUCE.
His stock is entirely new. Purchasers will
find hero every article usually kept in the stores
of this city new and well selected. Those
wishing to buy are requested to call and examine
his slock nnd prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember tho place find that tho stock is
WHOLLY NEW, und will continually be re
pleiiished with frc'i new poods of tho LA TEST
STYLES, PATTERXSAXD VARIETIES.
ltf
A. niSWELL & to.,
BOOK BINDERS, PAPiJR RULERS,
AND PLANK HOOK M A N U F A C T U R T RS,
.17 Clay, and ."14 Commercial street, between Montgomery
ind Saosorne, San r'ranrico.
lllanks, Way liiHs, Hill Head", Brief paper, ctr., ruled to
irdT. at the shorti-t notit-. Llank Hooks ruled, bound
ind printed to order, end old books rrbound. Orders I
irom fiecoiiatry by letter orLxprcss, promptly attended to.
Important to Debtors.
HAVING Rt.NTED OUT MY SHOP AND RETIRED
from the blacksmithimt business, it becomes nee-
esarr to settle up all accounts ; therefore, all persons I
knowing themsc'.ves indebted to me, will eonfrr a favor an( j
save themselves trouble by coining lorward at one and '
ceding a s'tleroeot of vh mi" N. M AHTI." I
The fallowing letter, which emphaticallr
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean of the Faculty
I of the Philadelphia College of Medicine to the editors of
tho Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, Sao Francisco
for publication :
Philadelphia, January 17tb, 188J.
To the Editors of the Pacitio Medical Journal Gentle
men : My attcutiou has beeu called "to au article iu th
December uuiuberof your Journal, in regard to the ad
eundent degree grauied by the Philadelphia College of
Medicine tu Dr. L. J. C'zapk'av. When the application fop
thederett was made to the faculty, it was accompauied by
affidavits and testimonials to the ctlect that Dr. Czapkav,
was a regular graduate M. D. of the University of Pestb,,
had served as a surgeon in the Hungarian army, and was
a regular practitioner uf medicine. On the strength of
,1. ...... .1 ..,...t.H Tl. a,l .,1n, ,u.,Pa
as its nauie implies, is conferred nn graduates only, and
gives us new privileges, liad there been the alightesl
suspicion nt irregularity, the application would have been
refu-sed. ily inseitiug this in your journul you wijl do an
act of justice to the college, and cooler a favor on,
Yours, very respectfully, II. HAND,
LV'UU of the Faculty of the I'lulu. College of Mediciiic,
DR. I.. J. CZ APK AY'S Private Medical and Surgical In
stitute is on S.tcramcnto street, below Montgomery, oppo
site the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's otiice, tan
Francisco. The Doctor oilers lVeo c,)nsultaiioua aud aska
no remuneration unless he cll'ects a cure. Ollice hpuia
fiom It a, ii. to U r. H.
Ccrtivii atk, I, Ihe mulersigned, Governor of Hungary,
do testily herehv, that Dr. L. J. Capkay has served during
thecontcst for lUingaiiau liberty, as Chief Surgeon, iu tho
Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof I
have given bun this certificate, and recommend him to tho
sympathy, attention and protection of alt those who aro
capable of appreciating patriotic self-sacrifice, and uudft"
sal ved misfortune.
KOSSUTH I.AJ0S, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, January ilh, lt,2.
Jf Persons not wishing to lose time in correspondence
please enclose fclO in their letters, and they will get Im
mediate attention to their eases.
Address, L. J. CZATKAY, M. l)
San Francisco, Cal,
Jipvvksc S.n.va. This article is proved to be tho best
for the cure of the various complaints for which it is rec
ommended, that is known. It can be used with most per
fect safety, and will work tike a charm proving the fact
that one great good has resulted by the opening of trade
with the Japanese. See advertisement.
TUALATIN ACADEMY.
EDWARD A. TANNER, A. M., (of Jacksonville, IK )
l'lllKCirAt,.
MISS MARY HODGDON, (of Ipswich, Mass.)
Assistant.
Tuition.', C, 7 and dollars per quarter of 11 weeks.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
KEV. SIDNKY II. MAUS1I, A. M..
PitexuiKNT, and Acting Professor of Langufgoi.
KEV. HORACIi LYMAN, A. M.,
PitorKSSuR of Mathematics.
EDWARD A. TANNER, A. II.,
Piiokbssok Elect of Ancient Languages.
These two Institutions arc at Forest Grove, Washington
county, Oregon.
Arrangements arc beini; made by which studcuta caa
board iu a club at about the cost of provisions. Hoard in
families is now ?i 75 per week.
I'y help of Endowments obtained at the East, Cullexiafe
instruction is furnished stmltMits, however small the num
ber. The situation of the College is unsurpassed in beau
ty and licalthfulncsa, and ia iu the midst of a moral com
munity. The Library contains ".'.."iOO choice books. Collections in
Natural History are being made. Feb. 1.1, 180&
HUMIST0N, WILSON & Co.,
I ALP OUTERS
WIIOtKSAI.K DKALERS I
Fine Brandies,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Fire Proof Brick Store, Front St., corner of Oak.
l'ORTLAXI), o.,
OITF.Tl to the tiade of Oregon aud Washington Terri
tory inducements second to no other house tins
coast. Our stock consists ill part of
Fine Old Brandy,
Otard, Diijwy iV Co.,
James llennesey,
A. Uoliiott ti Co.,
t'nited Vineyard Proprietors,
I'incttj ("iistillon & Co.,
Cnion ol tho proprietors, C. Marnct, A.
Signette,
And various other brands. Also, very choice
OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
Old Rye Whisky,
And all oilier choice brands now in market.
Pore Holland Gin, St Croix and Jamaica Bom,
Cordials and Wines of very description.
Also, of our own bottling, which wo claim to 4e superior
to anvtning now in the market,
OTA HI J, DITUY At CO. & C. MAKQUETT'S
OLD HOL'KIJON WHISKY, of a superior
qualify, and OLD KYE WHISKY.
Also, a general assortment of rase goods, and everything
else appertaining to the Liquor Trade, which wo oiler at
San i rancisco prices. Orders from country mer
chants and dealers respectfully solicited.
N. II. All liquors sold by us are guaranteed to be gen
uine, and as represented, except imported caae goods, such
as Schnapps, etc.
Portland, Oregon, July SI, IS'li, S5 6m
To Herchants and Shippers.
POKTAGK AT OK EG ON CITY.
'fllE MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS of the WillemetW
X Vallrr are noliljed that
BARSTOW AFItAZER
are now prrpnred with plenty of teams and careful drivers
to pass freight over the Portage b-lwoun Oregon City and
Cauemah as lat as could be expected.
One of us will be at all mr at rwh end of the route lo
attend to the forwarding of the freight, so as to prevent
any unnrcpsary delay.
Oregon City. Orego'ii, January 1, 12. ttf
HARRISBURG ACADEMY.
REV. E. P. HENDERSON, A. M.,
'Late President of " Columbia College"), Printtpal.
This Institution is situated at the town of llarrisburc,
in Liun County, Oregon, in a pleasant and healthy local-
THE BUILDINQ IS LARGE AND
COPLMODIOUS.
The first Session will begin ou the
nitST DAT OT SEPTEMnitlt, 1SC2,
The Academic year it divided into two Sessions, of 100
davs each.
Tuition will hela. 910 and liiper Session tone-half in
advance, and the other halt at the close of the Term. Htn-
dents admitted at any time, and charged from the time of
entrance to the close of ricssion, unless a special eoulract
is made nthPiwi?.
The undersigned takes pleasure in annonnetny to hit
former patrons and friends, tha after au absence of threo
years be ties returned tn Oregon, and located permanently
at the above named Institution, and will be happy to mee'tt
anvnfbia former students in this new and elegant Acad
eme; where everr tacihty will be adbrded to them that
theV enjoyed with bitn in the brightest davs of "Columbin
College " E. P. IlLNfitR-SON,
F. M Bird na s fe tsl in rri ett fimilie, "rT
le- '