judge, the fets for sncU excess shall be dis
allowed. Sec. 15. Appeals from justices of the
peace, boards of commissioners, probate
courts, and other inferior tribunals and offi
cers, shall be sent to the office of the clerk
or deputy in the connty in which the canse
was tried or the proceeding was had, and
shall there be tried, ir a trial lie necessary
and a change be not taken to another coun
ty ; and the canse shall be thence transmit
ted to the court for judgment and supple
mental proceedings as in other causes.
. Sec. 16. If a trial jury shall at any time
be necessary for United States causes in the
district court, a Tcnire may be issued to the
marshal for such number Of jurors as the
court or judge shall direct.
Sec. IT. It the present Congress shall
repeal or so amend the aforesaid act, that
the terms of court heretofore appointed by
the jgUtiitiTe Assembly can lawfully be
held, thea tbiraot sliall cease to have effect
at the end of sixty days Trom the time of
auch repeal or amendment ; and the said
tatutory terms shall thereafter be held, and
their proceedings shall be regulated by the
laws heretofore in force.
Sec 18. This act shall take effect from
the time of its passage.
SALEM MARKET.
CORRECTED weekly, by B. F. BROWJt.
Salem,
December 23, 1?3G.
rioor
Wheat, Vite,
Wheat, mixed,.
Oats,
Potatoes, .....i
Onions,
Venn.
Pea, .
Haexm, siles, ........
Raeoa. lams,
Lard, ia kegs,
Hotter, fresh roll,..
flatter, packed, ...... .....
Chicken, per dozen, ......
Floor, per 1V0 Iha,
Tork,
rsrir
CK.
........ 75
70
371
30
75 a 1 IX)
1 SO 5 50
1 IX)
14 a 16
20
12Ja 13
35
25 a 30
25
2 50 a 2 0O
2 50 a 3 00
5 a 6
a.
Id a 13
13 a 25
none,
4 ISO a TOO
Dried Apple, -
J hied I'cwche,
Irrird Currant, ........
Apples, per bnshel,----
Ll'KBt
nr. clear, per 11,.....-....
Cedar, per M, .
hin?les. cedar, per M,
... 17 00 a20 00
... 9) in) a 35 IX)
... 5 50a 6 00
... 5 00
Shingles, fir, per M
GROCEK
Sagar, X. O.
Sugar, tVia, ...... .
Snjrar, white, crashed......
Dvmp, ...... .... . ....
Coffee, . ...
Kiee,
eVp........
Salt.
Candle, adamantine,.. .
Candles, tallow,. .......
Ktleratn,...... ...........
Cordage, ...... .... ...... .
White Lr,L
IF..
14 a
... a
15 a
16
11
20
... 1 25a 1 50
HiSO
15 a 20
J'-ila 14
4
371 50
2 a 371
12a 13
25 a 33
... 15 00
"Nails, cat, per hep,. . .......
8 00 a 950
rtail, wrought, per keg....
OILS.
Linseed, per trallon, -------
Itmled Oil,
Whale,
In0a.l00
...... 2 25
a 2 50
2 O0
Special Xatiees.
Notice.
There win be Pivine Servi'-e at the Episcopal Church .
on I "hrt-Vi, i Ere. al, oa tae diy fj:l wing, at 11
o'clock, aod Evening.
Jackson Jubilee.
There wil! he a grand Democratic crl-bration and ju
Lilee. at Salera oa the oth of January, 18.VS. fame one,
Cvmr mil.
Coittk or ABxrnKNT-0eo. II. Williams, J.
D. Boon, L. F. t;rover, J. W. Nesrnith, J. W. Drew.
' Hoixowt rii.t Rash of Uiod to the head I
often primarily caosr-d by a had condition of the stom
ach aad bowri. invirovatc tiie ftomtrh, rvmdate the
excretions, and pnrify the Maids with this worll-rerown-ed
meditinejn4 yni will e exempt fmm rrrtign. dim
eof sight. heaLtcbe. al other alarming apoplectic
yur torus which frequently accompany dyspepsia and
habitual eon-tipatiaa. The impurity of the bl vxi. a
well a an excess tit it in the brain, has wvh to do
with crtebral affections, and a Holloway's Pill operate
upon the chemical asent which generate that find, a
well a apt the rir-alatkra itsrlf, they are infallible in
(hi dm of maladies.
Pa. T.. J. Czrrs Surgical and Medical Institute 5
ao extensively known fa tuts Territory that any notice
nf it, or of hint, miht seem surfrlliions. Yet fearing
tfcat there are th-ise who heretofore hairing no need of
nedical aid. have neglected- to ascertain the proper
wwiii of relief In caw of misfortane. To those we
beg leave to direct attention to Ir. L. J. Czapkar. who
is cert-iin'v a Physician of grt-ot skill and wonderful
ssiftt'S in Vis rrfeion. The lr. has desroted ranch
attentli to the treatment of chronic and private dis
eases, and stand anrivailed ia hi manazement of
them. To thse who need seen assistance we cheerfnlly
reeommea4 Or. I- J. tVapltay it woald be well at all
vent to cmsolt him, as he make no charge for con
sultation, and mnch rood might resolt from it. The Dr.
gnarantee a enre in all case or ask no compensation.
trr See lr. L J. Czapkay'n advertisements in an4her
rohrmt of this paper. 373m.
MARRIED.
At th" reM-nce of the bride's father, on Thnrsdav
Xnv. Tth. by Ker. John Dill ird. Mr. SA Vf EL H ANli
BAKEB. of L"iapT' C-,to Miss .SARAH J.CAXNOX,
rf Boojr'a Co.. O- T.
DIED.
Oct. I. Hrant daoghter of I. G. and Carrie E. Cor
Hm. aged three dsys-
Also. on the 3och of Oct. CARRIE E wife of D. G.
Corliss, of lncinnati.
A'tice.
THE Jod?e t the Sopseme Conrt of the Territory of
Orga. assembled at the seat of Government on
the lWh da of December, lS, do fix and appoint
District Com to be held ia Hie city of Salem, in the
onnty of Marion, on the an Mondays of April and
September, and the fourth Mondays of May and O" to
lier. anaoaHe. ant it otherwise ordered ; and ia the city
m Portland 'in the eonntv of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday. December, and therrarier on the Hrst
Mondays of May and (Vtober. and the third Mondays
tf Jars? and Norember, annnally. ontil otherwise order-
ed.and do limit the duration of said Terms to mx days
each. GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Chief Jn.ti.-e.
41 CYRUS OLX EV, Associate Justice.
.Notice.
I have appointed E. J. Harding Clerk of the District
Conrt fr the first Judical District, and he has ap
pointed Deputies as foHowa j
Clmckamao,. V. 8. Holland.
Yamhill, eo. H. Steward,
Pnik . .............. .Locten Heath.
Benton-".'. T.H. B. Odeneal.
Iae E. F. Skinner.
Linn.' .. - John H. Lines.
GEO. U. WILLIAMS, Judge.
December IS. 15. 41
Take Notice.
WHEREAS, my wife Elisa. has leftmy hed and
board, laboring ander an aberration of mind,
11 persnas are hereby farbid harNiring, trostinz, or
keeping the said Eliza, on my account, for I sbait pay
no debts by her eontra-teL
Information of her wbereahouta will be gratefully re
ceived. STEPHEN' M. SALISBURY.
If arioa Co. O. T.. Dec. , lavi. 4 1 w3
Divorce Notice.
MARIA McMCIJ.EX, petitioner, . JOHN Mo
MCLLEX. defendant. Prtiliim fur lHvorcr. In
the District Court for the first Judicial District, O. T.
Kaid defendant will take notice that said cause is now
pending in said court, and that unless he appear and
defend the same, on or before the loth day February
next, testimony will tie heard and the cause determined.
I F. G ROVER, Solicitor for P r.
December. ?0.1s.V;. 41wl
IS lack am it la a and others, Look.
A I.LAX Mi:K INLAY A CO. have now on band a
large and well selected stock of
Bcr Iron. Cast StoeJ,
Morse shoe do iennan do..
Nail rod doN I'imgh do.,
Plate do
And intend to keep op the assortment so a to sntt the
wants of customers. Hive lis a call, and you will flrd
t)ut we not only bare the fullest stock, but will sell
as cheap as the cheapest." We ant constantly receiv
ing addition to our assortment, so a to replace what
is sold.
Oregon City. TVa. 23. WA. 41tf
Salt! Salt!!
r TOXS San Quentia" SALT, in about 80 and
Zy 1 DO lb. bag, just received and fir sale very cheap
in lvu.irivnv Ira
Oregon City, Dec. 6, 16.
Coffee.
r' YOG WiST a really good article of COFFEE, the
undersigned hare got 1A.0OO pounds best COSTA
iilCA." Cooae in and look at it.
ALLAN McKINXAT & Co.
O.-eon City, Dec 6, I85C
A. V. WILSON,
n'AIX-HMJKEK. SALEM, O. J'.,
RESPECTFTLLY announces to the citizen of Mari
on and the surrounding cntmticft thai he ha per
m.inmf located in SALEM, where he will carry on
Watch bktaikino in all Its brsnehrs. Having an ex
perience of nintccvi yean at the trade, he is confident
of living satisfaction to all who may favor liira with
their custom.
fl.CC ICS and JEtfELRY Tor wile.
X. 15. Shop in the Union House Buildings.
Salem, Nov. 15, 156. 3iim3
$20 Reward.
STRAYED from my premise on the 18th of Novem
ber. 18.MS, a bay horse, half Spanish, about fourteen
hand high, heavy" made, branded with the letters J K
on both hips, the'letters being attached, white bind feet,
and wa shod all ronnd ; ha a Roman mat, some rad
dle mark on his lark, and also some collar marks.
The above reward will he given to any person for the
horse delivered to me at Snlcm.
Pr.R.W.SHAW.
Salem. Pec. 11. 156. 41 tf
Administrator Sale.
NOTICK is hereby given, that whereas the adminis
trator or the estate of FAItlX JIOLVT IX. deceased,
late of Marion comity, Oregon Territory, did petition the
probate conrt, of kuiI county, on the" lith day of So
veinhcr. A. I.. 1S5i;. for an order to yell tlie real estate
of KABl.N' MOLWI.V. deceased, which is situated iu
Marion county, ami the court set for the hearing of
said petition the loth day of December, l5ti, and on
the day set, no objections being made to the coultrma
tion of said petition, it U therefore ordered by the court
that the administrator sell at public auction, on Satur
day, the 17th day of Jannary, 1S57 , between nine o'clock
in the morning, 'and the going down of the sun of said
day, all the real estate if iabin Molwin. deceased,
which is situated in Marion county, to the highe bid
der, for cash in hand. iKme .by the ordi-r of the court.
I a testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand,
and seal of office, Dec. 3ith KM.
41w4 J. D. COOS', Judge of Probate.
$20 Reward.
STI! AYED from the premise of the subscriber, on the
Jjth day of Xovcmlier, three horses, one an Ameri
can sorrel h'arsc, white face, three white feet, five years
olJ, branded on the left shoulder O. T. t on the left
hip. an anchor and S., one bay mare, star in forehead,
snip nose. Ion hind foot white, branded on lif shoulder
O. T and on the right a heart, on rnmp ,., and one
brown horse 4 years old, saddle marked, a large scar on
the lett gambrrl. no brand. W lister returns the-horses
to my stable in Sulem shall receive the above reward.
CO AS. P. RAY.
Salem, Dec IS. Is5. 4-wS
Food for tbe Mind.
!rES we have plenty of it among which are some of
the most prominent works, Byron, Shakespeare,
lluflon. Joscphu. Moore's. Benton's 30 years. Arthur's
works, l-ifcof Napoleon. Henry t'lav and other crcat
men: aim Fowler and Well's puMicatHw. wherein we
are tanght how to rirocrvr health bv tractnir cause to
eflei t. Also works on spiritualism, snch as Prof. Hare,
Edmonds, Talmadge, Harris, and A. J. Davis, the star
the of age.
We also have all kinds of blank Books and statlonerv
in cmeral. In fact we intend to keen all kinds of food
for the mmd. and intend t keep pted, and want S'ir
many reaacrs to Keep op wun us so be sure and give
ns a call, one and all, at the sivn of the book store, main
stre.1. Oreeon Citv. HOMEK HOLLAND A CO.
Orcsmn City, lec. 7, lvS;. 40tf
Holidaf Presents.
CALL and buy soon at the Rook Store. Oregon Citv.
HOMER HOLJ-VN D A CO.",
Oregon City. IVs.7. lss. 4i)tf
Henry Johnson t. Co. '
WHOLESALE DKIGUISTS.
(I4S Wa-hington Street, San Francisco.)
Tit for sale to the eonr.trv tra.Ie. the largest Kbck
J of goods in their line on the Pa-i:lc coast compri-
sinff Drnrs. t'hemicals. Perfumerr. Patent Medicine of
all kinds. Brushes Paint. Oil. Glass, Turpentine, and
every article appcrtiining ta the business. Havins su
perior facilities for otitaining their goods they think
ihpf r . n iniirmimt tj Vv i ,-i ti',-"'l.-il h.
anv mniT none.
Order resjiectfully solicited. 401y
Drj- CsootlsClotUin?. Boot4& Slioes,
4 TSan Fraa.-isi-o nnres. addiai freight and a small
V. commission, lo-erthan ever before ottered ia Port
land.
Baldvrin & Brother,
Have oiieneil the st re on Front street, fornrsrlv occn-
r!ed bv ti. W. Vsnehn. be.' ween Varabiil and M sri-m
strcts. atd are !.sjiiiviug a -t s k of goods selected
ex-res-ly for this m.irkit and bocht f.ir cash in San
Francisco.
As thev coeSne themselves ex -lnsivr'v to the Drv
Goo-l busim-ss. it enables thera to give their undivided
attti.in to everv department id tln-ir line of business.
1 hey oner dccukd oarga:n in tne toiiowmg articii-s,
vii :
Isulin 7Vrs Good new and elegant styles, a large
varietv. Honsrktrpmg lloodt a tine assortment. Blan
kets. Toilet tj.iilts. Embossed Table Covers, White Iam
ask" d'. Shawls and Talraa's.
A complete st K V of Bits and Shoe (rm the heav
iest mi'.mj boot, to the finest sewed calf. Slippers, Con
gress gaiters and ovcr-hoe.
I.tdirt and ,iit .suioe in every varnty. vonrrress
Gaiters. Congress heeled do, India' rubber" oversh-je.
and boot.
A lanre stock of the above rds. pnrchased nt the
present low prires.eomTU.ind the attention of pnrehaser.
ivraers are solieiica ana nu-iani'io isnaiini.
Portlind, Iec. 16. lsJ6. toml
Lumber. Lumber.
THOSE wishing to engage in the lumber business, will
do well to call on the undersigned, a be wi-hes
to rent hi Mill. All the lumber that i made at tiie
Mills is readily sold at the best of prices.
Ine rent will be taken in lumber.
a. as. SHAW.
Fxls. Dec- 13, 1R54. 40w
W. B. Magers, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. OnV.-e In my new bnild
mg. oa Main street, twod-sws north of Dr. J. S.
Mrlteenr's nre-is-i-so" buildins : where I will be found
when not professionally engaged. I will keep constant
ly on hand a rre-h supply of Drug and Medicine
whirb I will sell low fur cash.
Corvallis. Dec. 9, 1 . "lOtf
This Day Received,
BY the barke N AHL'MKEAG, for sale low for cash
or Country jirodm-e-10
bias snd hf hols X. O. Sngar.
CO sack China Xo. 1. snirar. "100 lbs each.
10 dot Oysters (fresh) Baltimore in 2 lb cans,
2-5 boxes'Adamantine candles, , 40 lb ea,
10 do do do C's, 201bea,
IS dox boxes Sardines.
25 kegs Seth Adams' symp,
5 bWs N. O. and S. W. sj-nip,
30 boxes tobacco, "Lnkes" -Thomas", "rride of
the I'nion" and "Diamond brand",
40 sail M)s each Rio Grora Cjsje,
20 gross best matches.
M Cm smokinc tobacco,
4n doz gum campber.
4 bats crushed sugar,
J. X. rRESCOTT.
Oregon City, Xmr. 15, l&VL 3'jtf
Xetv Store! 'ev Goods!!
PD. Palmer would res lectfuH v inform his friends
and public generally that he Las opened in Salem,
a solierb stock of goods consisting in part of the follow
articles to-wit:
CLOTHIXG FOR MEXJXD BOTS.
Boras and shoes, dry jroods and eroce.ries,
ladies dress goods, llelaines and. Merinos,
ttaiters and shoes. Cotton and Cashmere hose,
Mitts and gl'ives.
With various other Taney goods too nnmeronsto mention.
FA MIL r GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea, Sngar, Salt, Syrnp, Ac
BOOKS ASD STATIONERY. "
Parker's series school books, Sander's school book.
Clarke's grammars, Mitcliel's and Olney's geography,
Daveis' arithmetic. Davies' algebra, lavies bourdon,
Daviea' Legendre, Ac Farm and Fruit books, Paier,
Ink. pens snd pencils.
Any book desired will be ordered and furnished at the
shortest notice.
FATE ST MEDICIXES.
GnvsotCa Yellow Dock. MiMang Liniment, Balsam
of Wi'ld Cherry, Flower of the West, (for acme) Ac.. Ac.,
Toilet Sips, Cologne and Candies, Pocket and Bowie
knives, Ac.
Country produce taken In exchange for goods at the
highest market price. P. D. PA LM Kit.
Salem. December 9, WW. Ssitf
The Oregon Statesman.
Ah Indrpndnt Journal, drrottd to Politic. General
MeUtKtnre, d-c. Published at Salem, Oregon.
ASAHEL BUSH, Proprietor, Publisher, and Editor.
The Statesman is Democratic in politics, and thor
oughly National in its character. It is hostile to every
mm-ch of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance ;
and will vigorously oppose all attempts to incorporate
any of the iusaue ferns of the day iulo our Territorial
lepu-lation.
It will advocate all practical measures of Tti-r.-m
and Progress, economical and simple administration of
air local government ; faithfulness, integrity, and ca
pacity in office, aod a system of rigid and direct ac
countability of the officer to the leople. It will dis
cuss all measures agitating tbe public mind, in a man
ner fearless, impartial, and just.
Its News Department will lie edited with much
attention, slid nothing will be spared to furnish early,
accurate, and comprehensive publication o( the cur
rent intelligence.
The Statesman has a large, widely-scattered, snd most
excellent corps of correspondents, and very complete
facilities for procuring news.
Due attention is also paid to tbe publication of Miscel
lany, Agrnailtural and I jterary matter.
In this paper are published the laws, resolutions, and
treaties of the United States, and the laws and resolu
tions of the Territory of Oregon by authority. Tbe
paper is printed on near material, and upon a sheet of
the largest aise.
Red actio la Prtao for 7th Vol bum.
On the 17th day of March I8.17, the seventh Volume
of the Statesman will be commenced. For that volume
and from that date tbe subscription price of the States
man will lie three dollar per year, if paid ttrittly in ad
vance, AH old subscription dues must likewise be paid.
Barnard fc MatteHon Selling off at
Cost !!
VXY onewUhlng a desirable location and the best run
of trade in the upiier country, will do well to pur
chase our STOCK A STORK in Corvalli, which we will
sell at PORTLA X D PRICKS, losing freight , and for the
next ill) da v. will retail for cash at cost
73 pair custom made shoe-- no split leather in lot.
226 " mens' enstom made shoes, at cost.
1M womens' kip slrncs, "
130 " Isiys' shoes, ."
SO " mens' boots 6 to 12 $1 73.
We have the best shoe ever in llcnton county.
11 V UN Alt 1) MATTES0X.
0 SAVED cut or cverv 10 Siicnt, by a call nt
tft)0 HAKX AttD M ATTiXOX'S
WHO are selling off st cost! why
UARXARU & MATTESOX.
3BBL and one box " Kit" for sale by
HARXAltD A. MATTESOX.
SAVED 10 by calling at their Store before purcbas
elsewhere. XV one having any claim upon them will prescut it
L at their counter, and it will be paid.
ALSO, any one owing them, whose notes are due,
will present their cash at flic counter, and it will
be taken care of. HAIIXA 111) A MATTESOX.
To House Builders.
-a, TOW Is the time to hnv rour HARDWARE. We
IN will take good wheat at HOc. and sell you the best
of goods market price. BABX AUD A M ATTESOX.
10
Holts blue Satiuett,
5 bolts brown Satiuett
6 " black
S " grey "
25 " Jeans, 10 holts gulj mixed Jeans,
5 " blue mixed Jeans. 3 bolt grey mixed.
37 BARNAUDA MATTESOX.
Selling Out, Selling Out.
1"tTHO ia selling out!
t
BARNARD A M ATTESOX
SELLING out fast Those Men's best shoes. 1.2Jl
BARNARD A M ATTiSON.
LL or any of the calicoes. Hi eta. at
L RARX AUl) A M ATTESOX'S.
M-ERR1MACK calicoes. lO.iHKl yd, at 12 i ts., at
BARNARD A MATfESOX'S.
"fOCHICO calico, 3,000 yds. at 12 ct.. at
(j BARNARD i MaTTESQN S.
pHlLLIP Allen . rrigWgK ftlftg-
BEALT1H L English 1'oj.per Plates, al : 1 a .;.,
at BARNARD A MATTESON S.
o
ATS wanted at M ct.. nt, ...,,--f.
IIAtU AISV A -M.l l l r---i.,.s r-.
r pHE last of the " Wairon," at
I BARNARD A MATTESOX?.
11IX)L"OIIS. a few more lett, fnm I5 to i. at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
CAST steel " Hunts" A die's a ri.00.at .
BARNARD A MATTESOX S.
5 33ro"' ;' 0,B.uNAnD A MATTESON'S.
O f Bench screws, nt tl .0i). ea. nt
1 1 f sett plates at e I rts. at
lUU ARX A UP A M ATTESOX S.
1 1 THE IT S .000 bushel wanted at SO ct. at
V BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
''CRIP f '.o.otsj for sale at
V BARNARD A MATTESOX S.
95
keg White Lead, at f.,25. at
BARNARD A MATTESOX S.
A
good fire at
B A RN ARD A M ATTE?ON"S.
VLL the late paper, at
v tstf BARN ARD A MATTSON'S.
rfltEl ! F1UK ! ! FIRE! ! !
Being in constant danger of fire,
BARN A III) & MATTESOX,
OP TDK
ST. LOVIS STORE. CORYALLJfi,
aalnnai an-if U m i t rvMI it t.t eirt. their entire stock
A a. u-1 -;-h u-ii .uit before the 1st of Jinu-
ry. and "in view of the near approaching FAMINE.
foretold In tbe book, ana nwn to oc n "--"
i.v -n,n. .if the Xiht. il.xik at the Stars.) we wi-,h
to turn our entire troridlt jmtrwwns into
WHEAT. FLOUR, BARLEY, CORN, Ac.. Ae.
We Pay Eighty Cents for Wheat.
13
ill ITS 2ii pair water-pnsJ Boots for K'e- For
wueat.lri. . i , -
C trSTOM MADE BOOTS D) pair. For good Wheat
f) per biLsbel. 33 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
HOES 20) pair Ladie' Sh.s?. 4.5.B. 7, .. For
wheat, M). 31 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
IF too waut tbe cheapest good in town come to
S3 BAltXAUD A MATTESON'S.
VXD sell V rtir wheat at mi per Bnsnei.
33 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
I1ITCHERS 100 large pit. her at
P 33 BARN ARD A MATTESOX S.
B
OWLS lis) boal. at
1J BARNARD A MAI I tMI.
1R1ME assortment of hardware for sate for Oat, at
' 33 BARNARD A MATTESOX 8.
o
ITS wanted at
33 BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
,ORK henght at BA.RXAHD A MATTESOXT.
B
AlOX wanted st
33 BARNARD A MATTESOX S.
11ALLOW bought st
33 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
5 WAGONS Sell them for wheat at Ml a nnviiei.
33 B A RX A RD A M ATTESOX.
UT AtlONS Just from the shop, for sale cheap, by
' 33 BARNARD MATTESOX.
II1ING1.ES 20 M shingles,
33 BARN ARD A M ATTESOX.
tlXTS White, Red, Bine and tJreen paints for
wheat, at w). 33 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
1HAIRS 100 Chairs forsale cheap, bv
33 BARNARD A Si ATTESOX.
T.
T.
THE bet Yoong Tfrson Tea forate In any quantity.
It'll E A T preferred to CASH.
33 B A RN A RD A M ATTESOX.
1TTHO has Money to bnv Whest?
W 31 BARNARD A MATTESOX.
Stowea, Store, Tin Ware.
TnE nndersijmod. respectfully notifies the citizens of
I jnn tlouiity and Territory of Oregon that he has
permanently located iu Ibanon, and is prepared to sell
the folloa-iug articles, as cheap as any establishment
n the Territory, viz:
COOk'IXn. PARLOR, BOX A XI) OFFICE
STOVES, TIX AXII JAPAXED 11' A HE,
Copper, Brittania, Iron and Wood Wares of all kinds,
and Sim other ictn too numerous to mention.
Ilel also prepared to attend to all jobbing in the
alsive branches on short notice and in a workman like
manner. My motto Is quick sales and small profit.
W. PHILLIPS.
Lelianon, Linn Co., O. T. 3tf
JVof ice to Shippers.
mOMandand after thisdateFREICHT
by the steamer ENTERPRISE"
will be charged by the rule of ship's measurement only.
A. JAM1ESON, Master.
Canrmah. Oct. 20th, 156. 3:imos3
Select School in the Baptist Church, Corvallis 0. T.
rpilK above school is now in charge of Miss Clark, im
J mediately from Owego. New York.nnd is constant
ly opened for the rcccptiou of pupil both male and te
nia le.
Miss Clark has long experience in leaching and In
the government of schools i thoroughly competent to
teach all the branches of an English education, both in
the primary and more advanced department of litera
ture. Philosophy, Chemistry, Phvsiul igy, Astronomy,
Algebra. tJeomctry are alt severally taught. Special at
tention paid also to Music. Also Embroidery and Needle-work.
Tuition on moderate terms. Board in private
families can be had at moderate rates.
No deduction made for absence except for protracted
sickness. W. F. BOYAKIN, Visitor.
Corvallis, December 2. 1R.V5. 3Sw5
Oak Bower Nursery.
PFRS0XS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of obtaining good fruit will find it much to
their advantage to call upon the undersigned at his
nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
vallis, upon the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thrifty growth, and of the best variety to be found
npon this coast.
Come and see them if you don't purchase.
33tf W.M. McILREB.
Catalogue of Books and Stationer'
FOU BALK BY
A. R. Shipley & Co.,
At the Citg Book Store, front-St., Poilland, Oregon.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Reapers Sanders' old 1st, 2d, Sd, 4th, and 5th,
and The Young Indies'; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, 3d,
4th and 5th: Parkers' 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th and 5th; Mc
GulVey's 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th and 5th.
Sriu.LKits Sanders' Old, bunders' New; Elemen
tary! Pkimkhs. Sanders' Plrtorinl, School and Parker's.
('KooKAi'iitKSr Mitchell's, Ancient and Modern, Ol
ney's, Morse's, McNullcy's, and Montcith's 1st and
2d Book.
M ATnKaAf icb. Arithmetics Thomson's, Tables,
Mental, Analysis, Practical, and Higher; Davies' 1'ri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith's
Colburu' Ray's Stoddard's; Davlcs Algebra, Sur
veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Dio
tiouary, Logic of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy or Mathematics.
Grammars Oreen's Clarke's BuU ion's Smith's
Kirkam's Spencer's Tower's.
Philosophies. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Comstocfs Smith's.
Histokiks. Wilson's Juvenile, and United States;
Parley's Universal; Willard's Universal, and United
States.
LiNorAdd. Coopers Virgil; Andrew's Latin Rea
det; Viri llnmr; Andrew's Latin Grammar; McClin
tock's 1st and 2d Book iu Latin, and do. in Greek; An
Hum's Greek Grammar and Reader; Johnson's Cicero.
Fasquellu's French Grammar and Reader) Woodbury's
German Grammar and Reader, Telemaque. Greek Tes
taroeut; French, self-taught; Surrentie's French Dic
tionary; Andrew's Latin do. Liddell ft Scott's Greek
do, Anthon's Classical do. Smith's do do.
Dictionaries. Welsster'a School, High do. Aca
demic, University, Royal Svo, Unabridged and Cobbs'
Pocket.
MiscF.i.LANEor. Mattison's Astronomy. Newman's
Rhetoric. Wood's Botany. Kanie's Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aids in Composition, Parker's Exer
cises. Brookfield's Composition. McElligott's Young
Analyzer, do. Analytical Manual. Parker's Word
Builder. Stayhcw's Book Keeping. Wayland's Moral
Science. Palcy's Natural Theology. Blake's Agricul
ture for Schools. Cpham's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do, do. Milton; Young; Pollock; and Thomp
son; (Edition for Schools) Cutter's Anatomy and
Physiology. American Debater. Newman's Political
Economy. Hitchcock's Geology. Mt variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of eVBool Station
cry; Slates of all sizes; Drawing Books; Drawing
t'auer; I'enoratoa tard tfianl; li.-.tol Hoard; t'encils
and Brushes; tlsborn's Colors; Inkstands, every size
and style, Ac, Ac, Ao.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
History- Bancroft's United State. C Volumes.
nildrcth's do. do, 8 volumes. Frost's Pictorial United
States. Taylor's do, do, do. Botta's Hist- Revolution.
Peterson's do. Wilson's United States. Willard's do.
Hist. Indian War United States. Willard's Universal
History. Mailer's do do, Rottcck's Hist. World lor
J volume. Hollin's Ancient History. Fair's do, do.
Hume's England. Macanlay's do., complete. I He kens
C'hliti's do. Lingard's do. (iibbon's Rome. D'Ao
bigne's Refoti;: '"'.'!!. Bang's M. E. -Chnrch. Allison's
irle, 1st and 2d Soriv."'- Prescott's Works. Borders
Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Conncil of TrenL Jose-
plms. All of Abliott'a Uiswries. Historical Cabinet,
yncens of Spain. Queens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
Conquests, liracea Hunsrary. Kidder's Brazil. Eu
bank's Brazil. Parley's Universal. History of Cm
sad?. Ancient Egyptians. Hallam's Mi.lille Aires.
Ili-biry for 1Ik Bonner's Child's Uuitcd States.
Lossiug's Field l'.ook of Revolution.
Biousiruv. Plutarch's Lives. Life Brant. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
I jve of the Signer. Autotioraiihv of FinJev. 1-
martine's Celebrated Characters. Life of Adam Clarke
do Bishop Heading, da Niebuhr. do Gen. Harrison.
do Daniel Uoone. do IWberU. do Lafavctte. Cap
tains of Roman Republic and Old World." Dr. Chal
mers, t vols. Lives or Hcmboldts. Mr. Rogers.
Mozart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Time of Clay;
irving's Wahiiicton. Eminent Mechanics. Lives of
Chief Justice. Josephine. Napoleon. Charles Lamb.
Jackson. Gen. Greeu. Joan of Are. Lady Jane Grev.
J. Q. Ad:ims. Jalienne. Daniel Webster; Kings of
Rome. Kinc and (-.iccns. Liebmtz. Lives of the
Popes. Prescott's Philip 2d. Mary and Martha Wash
ington. Pioneer Women of the West.
Travels H ink's China. Arsncaniatts. Stephen's
Egypt. Olin's Tn vel. Mungo Patk. Nile Note
Adentnres on Musquito Shore. Bayard Taylor's Trav
els. Durbin's Travels in the East.
SciKNTiKic Brande's Encyclopedia. Physical Geog
raphy of the Sea. Wood's N'atnral Historyr 1-arduer's
Ijecture. Useful Art". Cosmos. Mathematical Dic
tionary. Irlc of Mathematics. Wonders of Science.
Mitcbeil's Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Loomis' Re
cent ln?res oftstronomy. Smith Dictionary of
Arts and Science. KnlKuik's Hydraulics. Dirk's works.
Vari'ms works on Architecture.
Poktky Ityron various ty!e. Shakespeare, do.
Milton, do. Haraj, d. Hemaus. do. Xloore. do.
f ii initson. Young. Pollock. Tapper. Cowper. Pope.
Campbell. Wad-worth. 0ian. Montgomery. Ku-k
White. Fcm:Ue PoeU of England, do. do. Auiertea
and many other.
lkos ok RKPEEirsce. Cyclopedia of Geography,
do. do. Fine Art, do. do. Biography. Useful Arts.
M'.Coll'H-lTs Gazetteer. Harper's Universal Gazetteer.
Fiti'ir 1N AiittiCTLTrEtt Elliot's Fruit Kock.
Thomxs' do. 1'owning's d'- Barry's do. Fessenden's
Farmer and Garih-ner. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Gardener's Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
Allen's Domestic Animals. Allot Saxton's Hstmi Jlouks.
Works on Horse. Cattle, Sheep, Hig, Ac "
1'ukoi.ooical A llELiumrs Harmony and Exposi
tion of I -is pels. Neander' Life of Christ. Butler's
Work. Knapp's Christian Theology. Western Meth-odi-m.
M rns Misi-,-l!anie. Ijectures on Romanism.
Brand of Domini; Rule. Elliot on Romanism. Barnes'
Note. Clarke's Commentary. Benson's do. Jay's
Exercise. Watson's Institute. Larrabee's Evidences.
Butler's Ethical Discourses. Rogers' Eclipse of Earth,
do. Reason and Faith. Foster's Christ. Perfection.
Biker on Discipline, Writings of Arminius. Jahn's
BiUieil Arclueylogy. Bibles, all sizes and prices, from
II to $2d. Te-tamcuts, great T.iriety. Methodist
Hymns. Christian Hymn Biok. Church Psalmist.
Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
Psalmist.
MsmciL. Buchan's Family Physjcum. Hydro
pathic do. Homopathic. Work.
Miscki.limoi s. Constitutions of United States.
Mayhea's Popular Education. Crabbe's Svnonym.
Pla'tt's Book of Cnriositte. Odd Fellow's Manual.
Headlev's Works, It vols. Mrs. Tuthill's. vol. Ijiv-
ard's Xineveh. Bigelow's Useful Arts. Hsswell's En
gineer's Guiile. American ln-titutious. Pursuit of
Knowledge. Psrk Mailison. Peruvian Antiquities.
IVir Iown East- Prnshnrt. Ike Marvel's Work
Sandersiin's Cook an J Confectioner. Country Rambles
in England. Tale and Reveries, an excellent Temjier
ance Bok. Mouev Maker. Escaped Nun. News
Boy. Dick Wilson. '.Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler's Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprint of Creator.
Yoiiiiir Indies CiHiusellor. Yoiine Man's do. Pictorial
Catechism. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Book. Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri
can Hoiisewite. Half Hour with Old Humphrey.
Athens; it Grandeur and Decay. Mrs. Sedgwick's
Redwood, do. New Eng. Tale. " Uncle Sam' Farm
Fence. Arthur's Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
Partington. Horace Translation. Virgil do. Mrs.Cnr-
len's Work. Heroines of History. Ijind and Sea.
Ieck and Port. Sea and Sailor. Ship aad Shore.
Naval Life. Star Paiier. Masonic Chert. Irvine's
Columbus- Long I-ook Ahead. City of Kew York
Living Orators of America. Youdb Man Advised. Mis
sions in Tonga and Fegre. Truth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Knout aud the Russians. Hvdrapathic Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes. Gift Bonk for Youne Men.
do. do. t-adics. Anecdotes for Girls, no. do. B"vs
Young Husband, do. Wire. do. Mother, do House
keener. Si?otirncvs letters to Vminv Ijtdie. do ilo
do M- ithers. Arthur's ti Night with the Washingto
tiians. Manly Character, by Peck. Government of
Children. Mr. Ellis' Works. How to be a !.ady. How
to be a Man. Gold and Gosiiel. Pilgrim's Progress.
Footprint of FamHis Men. Charlotte Elizabeth's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Boy Philoso
pher. Ablsilt's Marco Paul Books, do Franconia.
Merchant' Daughter. -Esop's Fables. Scottish Chiefs
Arabian isrhts. itolnnson Crusoe. Kollo llooks. M,-
ther's Guide. Ferris' Mormons. The Old Inn. Con
llict of Age. Ion Quixote. Paul and Virginia. Amer
ican Debate Fern leaves. Tri-colored Sketche in
Paris. Chamlier' Information for the People. Mel
ville's Redburn, Typce. Manii. Omoe, and White Jacket.
Ihirne s .MisceiiHiiies. vi eudeii s tuacaxtone. eai. iiay
Miscellanies, lotus Eating, bv Cost is. Bancroft's Mis
cellanies. Jerrold's Men of Character. Miller's First
Impressions of England. Kirwia's 1 slaters to Bishop
Huehes. Coomlw' Constitution of Mam Miss Beech-
era Receipt, do Calisthenics. Bell Smith Abroad.
Ann a number or others too numerous to enumerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
Stationkkv. Foolscap Pnper great variety. Let
ter do, do, plain ami gilt. Note do, dc, do, do. Envel
oiies all styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
. ' in k- ti i. -ii : - .i .....I
great vanevy. ikiaiia iiui'hs nil si&es riiu si, i-,.
Meuior.uHlums. Diaries. Pass Booh. Time Bisiks.
Paper Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa-
Iier good variety. Wafers. Scaling Wax, Ac, Ac.
'iiinllv, we have a good variety of
Mrs'io Books New Canninn Sacra. Alpine Glee
Singer. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors. 4iiiit.tr do. Flute do. Accordon do. Violin do.
Melodeon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet
Music.
And the most varied assortment of Stationery ever
oncred in Oregon.
ur This stock i all bought in New Yorlfaud other
Eastern cities and is sold at
UXIFORM PRICES.
mi We keen on hand St-nooL Books in large quan
tities, together with most of the publications of
IIAKI'KR ,V 1SHOTIIKKS;
Dkkkv A Jackson;
Ivison A Phiknkv;
Pun.Lirs A Samson;
A. S. Baknkm A Co.;
Mili.kk. Okton A MruuoAS;
I.eary A Gktz;
Pi-tnam;
Arri.ETos; and others.
mw We ask vonr patronage. If unable to visit ns
and examine our stock, your order will be attended to
on the same terms as if you bought in person.
rr We have arrangements by which, in the course
of the fall, we shall be able to furnish most or the new
works issued by the eastern publishers within 30 days
after publication. Every steamer will bring some new
work. We are also prepared to furnish, hereafter, the
following Magazine at Publisher's rates and Postage:
Harper's New Monthly $3 00
Poti am's " " S 00
Ladies' Renopitory. 2 00
Godey's Lady's Book, 3 00
Subscription List will be open for these, pr,''
Magazines, till tbe last steamer in NovemV -:
your names and addresses, with the subsc,- -. -
of anv periodical, and it shall be forwar -Portland,
August 35, I856i ,
Kenyon's Dagnerrcan
AND
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
TIIK undersigned having recently returned from Sun
Francisco, is now prepared to take thoe beautiful
Flrtllrliti nn f!UUBAalUJ A M I r , t w, a n . ,
I . v.-oovoiicu jm inuav a m m-jz. .3, wiucn nave
almost entirely superceded the laguerreotype in the
K9t inri (inn
uaasa a smatyinw
Callery in the new building, erected expecialh for the
1 v uu svia a tlrvj.
- , . WILEY KENYON
Salem, Noyemlcr 11, 1956. jstf
Freslt Front New York.
OX HAND AXU XOW RECEIVIXO.
"TkRY GOODS, Clothing, Boot and Shoes, Hard-
J "ic.irim.niCT, niHjKs ana maiionnry Call In
uiein. 21, h j. h. ec 1. lc. srOORES
D
UY-)OODS for ladies and gentlemen, in grest va-
ueij', hi 2tiu MOOKE8'
f ftHAT Cotton Yarn has arrived, at
X 20tf
MOORES'.
HU.5:KS ?-1 "P-t,,e hest you ever nscd. Try It.
W hite lead, linseed oil,
turpentine, putty,
indigo, madder, copperas, alum,
oil for lamps and machinery, .
New Orleans sugar,
crushed sugar,
cream tartar, saleratna, soda, at
Jitf MOORES.
1HAIN PCMPS, monkey wrenches, '
match planes, screw arm,
sash planes, "
horse shoes and nails to fit.
ton lock, plugs and nipples,
tubes, ballet moulds,
Wosenholm's DCL pocket knives,
pruning and budding knives,
rat traps to catch equirrclt. at MOORES'
rTtAR.a
X Hitf
at
SI00RES'
Books and Stationery.
JCHOOL READERS,
Parker's 1st, Jd. 3d, 4th and 5th,
Sanders' do do do do
McGufly's do do do do
Davies' arithmetic, -
I'niversltyand Common School,
Intellectual and primary,
Davies' Bourdon algebra,
Legendre, snrveying.
Geometry and trigonometry,
Key t.l Davies' Arithmetic '
Thompson's arithmetic,
Parker's philosophy.
" juvenile and 1-t lessons,
Oramm in Clark's. Bullion's Smith's,
Geographies Mitchell's, Monteitu's manual,
MonU'ith's lnt lessons.
Music Lute of Zion. New Carraina Sacra,
Christian Psalmist, Missouri Harmony.
Normal Song Book, Singing Book, at
''tf MOORES"
7R1TING-PAPER, superior article,
f Black ink. from quarts to 2 02,
Slate and pencils.
Tabor's pencils,
Envclo(es. wafers,
Schxil cards and toy books, at
!6tf
MOORES'
FAMILY BIBI JS, Webster's Qtiarto Dictionary,
Variety of Miscellaneous Works, worth bnving. at
2"tf MOO'KES.
Four Years in Oregon.
GC. BOBBINS. Watch-maker, tikes pleasure in
tendering to his numenms friend and customers
hi sincere acknowledgments for the liberal patronase
so kindly extended to him during hi four year' resi
dence iu Oregon, and he hope by renewed exertion
and strict attention to business to merit a continuance
of their favor and ermfidrnrr.
Clocks, I Sold and Silver Lever Wafc-hes. Gold chains.
Jewelry, Rogers' Pocket Knives, Silver and Plated
are for sale low.
9 i Strict attention given to repairing fine watches.
a Jewelry mannfartured to order.
Portland , i K-t. 25, 1 ST, mi
Corvallis Warehouse, No. 1.
I am prepared rtnre j)rKlucf, aM will attend to re
cti vim? and forwardiag the atne.
ISAAC MOOItn.
Orleans Warehouse.
OPPOSITE Corvalli. We are prepared to store pro
duce, aud will attend to receivine and forwarding
tbe same. 3Jtf ... . WORTH BRO.
Prarc, rrare , Peace. -
NOW U the time to plant orchards, and th
sooner the lietter. And if von want to gt-t Js5
good tree at a fair price, just call at the FRUIT "
FARM NURSERY, twelve miles eat of Salem, on the
Territorial road leadinir from Oregon Citv to the bead
of the valley, and you will find just what Jrou want, for
we have ten of thousand of apple, pear, plum and
cherry (on tame roots) trees, which we intend to sell
in quantities to suit pim-haier. A liberal share of pat
ronage will be thankfully received.
. R.C.GEERA CO.,
Fr.iit Farm. Nov. 1, 1S.-.6. ;itf
Sarzfons aad Fhjsicians
HAVING rendered service in the 1st Reciment 0. M.
V.'are requested to render a full report to this of
fice as soon a practicable, of all expenditure, employ
ees, Ac., a it i desirable to wind up the business of tlie
Medical I lepart men t. Address R. ". Shaw, Assistant
SurceoH General, Surgeon General's office, Salem.
Nov. 1, 156. 34tf
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned wa
spp tinted administrator of the estate of MOSES
DAVIS, deceased, late of the county of Marion, Terri
tory of Oregon, by the judge of the prolate conrt. In
and for Marion county, O. T.. on the eighteenth day
of Noveinls?r, 158, therefore, all persons Indebted
to said estate will please come forward and settle tbe
same, and all persons having olaims against said estate
may present the same to the undersigned at hi resi
dence eilit miles north of Salem, within one year from
this date. Sworn to as the law directs. Nov", 18th. A.
D., 1856. 37 twpald DAVID LOUG, Adrar.
Health or Sickness! Choose Between Them.
IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
THE Blood furnishes the material of every bone,
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame. When
pure, it secures health to every organ ; when corrupt, it
necessarily produce disease. HOI.I.Oll'AiS
PII.L.S ojierate directly upon the elements of the
stream of life, neutralizing the principle of disease'
and thus radically curing the malady, whether located
in the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowel, the
muscles, the skin, the brain, or any other part of the
system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE IVORIJ).
Hollnway's Pills are equally efficacious In complaint
common to the whole human race, snd in disorders pe
culiar to certain climates and localities.
AIARMIXG DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangement of the liver, the source
of infirmity and suffering, and the cause of innumera
ble deaths, yield to these curatives, in all eases, howev
er aggravated, acting as a mild purgative, alterative
and tonic ; they relieve the bowel, purify the fluids, and
invigorate the system and the constitution of the same
time.
GEXERAL. irEAh'XESSXERrOUS COM
P.AIXTS. When all stimulants fail, the renovating and bracing
properties of these Pills give firmness to the shaking
nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of general
debility.
DEI.ICA TE FEMA LES.
All irregularities and ailments incident so the deli
cate and sensitive organs or the sex are removed or
prevented by a few dose of these mild, but infallible
alteratives. No mother who regards her own or her
children's health should fail to have them within her
reach.
SCEXTIFIC EXDORSEMEXTS.
The London " Lancet," the London " Medical Review,"
and the most eminent of the faculty in Oreat Britain.
Krancc and Oerinany, have eulogized the Pills and their
inventor.
JIOLLOU'A iS PILLS are the best remedg krnncn
in the World for the Mowing dieae: Asthma, Bef
ell Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases, Costive
ncss. Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dropsy. Debility, Fcverand
Ague, Female Complaints, Headaches, Indigestion, In
fluenza, Inflammation, Inward Weakness, Liver Com
plaints, Lowness of Spirit. Piles. Stone and Gravel,
Secondary Symptoms, Venereal Affections, Worms, of
All kinds.
.Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hollowat.
HO Maiden Lane, New York. 244 Strand, London, by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United States and the civilized world, in boxes
at '23 cents, 62 cent, and tl each.
(9 There is considerable saving by taking the lar
ger sizes.
N. Bv Directions for the guidance of patients ineve
ry disorder are affixed to each box. 37yl
Wanted.
; . and 5000 Wheat, and any nnan-
..-", for which cash will be
- '"-- J. N. FHESCOTT.
- -v. 5?tf
Wakefield & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERC HA NTS
ALBANY, LINK COCNTT, O. T.,1 .
T7"EEP constantly on band a full assortment of Grorer-
IV c cries. Hardware, Carpenters' Tools, Blacksmiths
Tool. Viieensware, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Paints
and Oils, Varnish, Ladies' Dress Goods and trimmings,
Ac- Ac. HIT
FUST RECEIVED at Albany, 22 bbls. New Orleans
and Crushed Sugar, (from N. Y.) and forsale low at
urici'L-ipi l, iu ,na
Albany, June 13, 1836. 14tf
Qrt KEGS superior Dncd Apples (new crop) just
received by
WAKEFIELD A CO.
ADAMANTINE Candles, 25 boxes, for sale by
14tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
15
KEGS Syrup (Scth Adams' best) just received iy
ir v Ahu i.L.u s. e.
TRON. 2IKXK) lbs. best Refined and Swedes' Iron jC-
o
X
- -also Band Iron, Cast and Plow Steel, the best
assorted sizes in Oregon. For sale low to black
smiths and merchants.
14tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
2,500
LBS. pure White Lead, fyr sale at
Ulf
WAKEFIELD A CO's.
COMPLETE set of Coopers Tool forsale.
14tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
15
BEST Chicago " Clipper Plows." for sale at re
duced rates, by 14tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
30
BOXES H k 10, 10 x It and 10 X 14 French Glass,
iast received and for sale bv
14tf WAKEFIELD A CO. .
GtlOD assortment School Books constantly kept
on hand, lltr WAKEFIELD A CO.
250
LBS. choice Osage Orange Seed. Also, Blue
Grass, Clover and Timothy Seed.
WAKEFIELD A CO.
ntf
WHEAT, Bacon. Eggs, Butter, Beans and Corn ta
ken in exchange for goods at the highest market
rates. WAKEFIELD A CO.
Albany, June 5, 185G. 14tf
Notice to Shippers and Merchants.
"kXE or the firm being permanently located In San
. tun-i.-v ah vvii3iuiin:u, ui pnmuce ion oruers
to be filled, will lie attended to without delay, at
rate rate. 2iitt WAKEFIELD A CO.
If. BBLS. LIME, just received.
IU WAKEFIELD A CO.
Albany, Ang. 3, 1856.
20tr
250
LBS Blue Yitrui lor sale.
2'Jtr WAKEFIELD A CO.
O C SETS Ca-t Boxes, at
6J J.Jtf WAKEFIELD A COS.
10
SETTS Eliptic Springs for sale low.
tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
SETTS Hub Bands, for sale
Mtr WAKEFIELD CO.
JNotice.
ALL who are indebted to Wakefield A Co., at Wash
ington Butte, will please c!l aud settle the same
without delay. ;,f
Hooks! Books!
K. SMITH & CC. have ju.-4 received the Inrset
w
and be.-t selected Stock of BOOKS ever offered
for sale in Salem, consisting, in part, of the following
POETIC A L WO RKS. White's, Collins, Gray's Tup
per's. Brattle's. Scott's, Yoone"s. Davidson's, Croly ,
Crabbe's. Sha k ipeare's , CowperV Coleridge's, Hemans',
Burns, rotiolis. feneuey s, Hoviai, Montgomery s,
Campbell's, Pope's, Moore's, Wordsworth's. Ossian's,
l H'mpwn s, MUton s, Byron s, Cooke s, U'-iumith s.
i-anaon s.
AGRICULTURAL, FROT Gr.OWIXC, Ac In
ott's. Yountt on the Horse. Allen's Stable Buwk, Hind's
Farrier, Downing, Barry, Thomas, Blake. Mason's F ai
rier, Stewart and Skinner, Saxton and Ciater.
BIOGRAPHIES Washington's, Jackson's, Scott's,
Taylor's. Marion's, Bonaparte's, Seward's. Loi Napo
leon's, Mozart's, Lives of tlie Presidents, Mary Oueen of
Scots, Henry VIII and his Six Wives. Harrisou's. La
fayette's, Sam H'Miston's. Henry Clay's, Kossnth's. J.
Q. Adams", Daniel Boone's, Saaibpcare's, Dean Swift's,
Humboldt's. Bishop Heddiag's, Lives of t!e Popes. J. 11.
Finlcy's, Rots-rts', Newton's, We-Jey's, Fletcher's, La
marti'ne's Celebrated Characters, and manr others.
HISTORIES. Rollins Ancient History, Ku.-ecfl's
Modera Europe. Gibbon's Rome, R Uteeh's" History of
the World. Earth's History of the World. Willai-Ts His
tory of the World. Botta's American Revolution. Macau
leys History of England. 4 vjls D'Aubigne's History
of the Reformation, 5 vols. Petcrsuu's United States
Naw, Ac Ac.
MlCELItNOUS and SCIENTIFIC WORKS.
Braud's Encyclopedia. Smitb'sClassical Dictionary, Lat
in and Greek Lexicons and Reader. Virgil, Homer,
Zenophon, J'sephii, Dick's Works.Manry'stScography
of the Sea. WeJey's Sermons, Smith's Sacred Annals,
Harper's Uiiiver-sal Gazeteer. Dwight's MythologT. Lard
ner's Lectures, Coljiuiith's Animated Nature,' Wood's
Natural History. Gann's Domestic Medicine. Willis'
Prose Works, Sterne's Prose Works, Mrs. QUs Trose
Work. Downing Country Houses, Builders" Guide,
Webster's Dictionary, all sizes. Davies' and Peek's
Mathematical Dictionary, Farmers' and Planters" En
eyciopediar. Taaet,ear" PeadeBtri. itna ftx-AtiSi Cd
Bias, Cosmos. Billow's Useful Arts. l"re"s Dictionary.
Hush Miller's Old Red Sandstone, Ac, Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KIN DS. Parker's Read
ers. Sander's Readers, McGreffee's Readers. Cobb's
Readers. Gift Bxjks for Children and Youth. Also,
Works on Geology. Physiology. Chemistry, Philosophy,
Government. Anatomy, Mineralogy. Oratory, Mathe
matics, Debating, Medicine. Theology. Temperance,
Rhetoric . Grammar. Ge-iarraphies, Arithmetic. Astro
nomy . Travels, Work of Humor. In short, every thing
usually found in a Bvk Store.
Store opposite the Holman Hik, near the ScamVaj
Lauding. tf
Notice to Importers of I'mpqtia.
THE Schooner UMPVU A, nnder the command ."FrT
of S. D. Hinsdale. sailed from Unipqna river iiisi
for Sau Francisco, on the 6th of May, and intends
making regular trips beteen these two ports.
It is only necessary we believe, to remind the impor
ters of L'mpqua that this vessel tite Umpqua is tbe
first ever launched on tlie waters of the Umpqna. to in
sure their patronage and support. This vessel will dis
charge her cargo at Scvttsburg, and at tbe rate she in
tends to carry freight, will not only save the shipper a
very considerable item, but save him tlie transportation
up the river.and thereby enable him t.i receive his goods
without so mnch handling as heretofore. In fine, the
Schooner Umpqua. of Scottslnrr. is a real Umpqua
craft and being the first on the list in tajs grest reform,
confidently relies upon all the L'mpqua fur support and
encoora semen U
For freight or passage apply to Allan, MeKinlay A Co.,
Scottsbnrg. or to tlie Capt. on board. Merchants wish
ing to ship from San Francisco, can apply to Allan,
Lowe A Co., 132. Clay st.. or to the Captain.
Scottsburg. May 27, 1S5S. 13tf.
Qya.RTKK Mastkb Genkbal's Office, I
Salem, O. T., June 1G, 1S56. (
ALL persons having demands against the Quarter
Master Dep't of Oregon Territory, are requested to
present their claims for adjustment, at the different ofli
ces, at their earliest convenience.
JOSEPH W. DREW.
14tf Quarter Master General. O. T.
Negotiation of .War Scrip.
JUST printed and for sale at the Statesman office
blank powers of attorney aod assignment for transfer
of war scrip, from a form prepared by an experienced
lawyer. Price, $3 per hundred. Orders by mail filled.
July 1. IS06. 16
Old Arrangement.
NOTICE is heredy given to tlie inhabitants of the
eat of government and the snrronnding woiVrf that
J. D. Boon has purchased the entire interest of all the
goods in the KM t'll'K SlOKr;, and will eontinnsto sell
good at the old Empire Stand, at wholes a i.b and rk-
tail. Store Tronting on Main street alley. Mill street.
J. D. BOON.
Salem, Jan. 21, 156. 4-y.
Regular Mail Line.
OF Fonr-Horse Coaches, between Oregon City and
Corvallis. We lieg leave to inform our friend,
both in Oregon Territory and California, that we con
duct the Mail Line, and are prepared to accommodate
passengers to and from Oregon City to Corvallis, npon
tlie arrival of every U. S. Mail, as well as carrying those
or the interior on the same route
Leave Oregon City on every Monday and Wednesday
at 7, A. M. Leave Salem on every Saturday and Toes
day. The Coaches leave for Corvallis, with the Mail
upon the arrival of the Coaches from Oregon City.
N. B. We keep a Livery npon the most reasonable
terms. Forage of all kind. Money down, and no
grumbling, makes short credit and friends for life.
Office at the Livery Stable. RAY A DREW.
C. P. RAT. T. X. PRKW.
September 16. 1S56. 27tf.
Estray Notice.
S'
t rayed from the subscriber, living on Spencer
creek. iJine Co.. o. I., abont tnirtv head or
cattle described as follows: They are all branded"
with J R on the left hip. the letters, being joined togeth
er and look something like the letter A. A portion of
them are branded with the figure 4 on the ritrht hip.
AH over two years old, are branded with an O or S in
addition to the above brand. They are all marked
with a crop and swallow-fork except four bead; they
are marked with a crop and slit in the left ear, and a
slit in the rignt ear. .
Any persons knowing of the above described catHe.
will please inform J. L. Bnimfey. or the subscriber at
Eugene City of the fart and they will be liberally reward
ed. H.G. HADLEY.
Eugene City, July 2fith 18JS. 20m(i
At Eugene City.
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, one of the liest
general assortment or Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be fonnd in Orfegoh. He is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al
ways keeps it op'. My goods are now all received direct
from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent. All
kindsof farrter'sprodncereeeised in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and ael goods cheaper
than any other store in the Territory.
JOSEPH TEAL.
EngeneCity. July 1, 156. i6tf
Wanted.
o
ATS, 5,000 bushels.
Wheat. 4.000 bsshels. at
32tf PHILIP COHEN'S Store.
Back Again!
THE endersigned, having recently arrived from the
States, would notily his Mends and customers, and
the public in general, that he has taken the old stand
ou Main Street, Oregon City, and has received since
b is arrival, the following goods, which be offers at whole
sale and retail at the very lowest prices for cash, or the
produce or the country. " Tbe goods were all selected
by himse'r ersonally, and are fresh and good and the
qualities guarantied to tbe purchaser. Among which,
liud
24,000 lbs. Liverpool blown salt, in 200 lb. sacks,
4,000 " fine table salt, in 10 and 20 lb sacks,
4,00"" N. O, Brown Sugar,
5,000 " China ditto. No. 1,2 and 3,
4000 " Rio coffee, (fresh.)
100 kegs Seth Adams syrup, S gals each,
190 kegs Boston nails, assorted sizes,
50 kegs ditto epikes. ti. 5, 5 snd C in.
200 kegs pure white lead,
50 kegs assorted colors,
300 gala, boiled oil, in 5 gal. cans,
100 " spirit turpentine, ditto.,
20 " copal and furniture varnish,
20 Neat's foot oil,
35 boxes sperm candles,
50 " adamantine ditto,
100 " sardines,
50 kegs and boxes saleratus,
10 " pnre soda,
10 boxes cream tartar.
100 bxs. "Colgates" A So. 1 Brown soap.
10 baskets sweet oil,
5 boxes castor oil,
10 bbls east Boston a:id Stenrari's crnshedsrsr
50 kegs tar. 5 gals, each,
100 boxes German glass, superior quality assor
ted sizes,
50 lb gum camphor,
30 p'k's im)erial gun powder and Oolong teas.
Together with a general assortmeut of Family Gro
ceries. Also, a large assortment of paint of ail colors
and degrees, dry of in oil, and a spiended assortment of
paint aud other brushes fanning tools, amonc wtitch
are grain cradles, Ac, Ac, Ac Also, a general assort
ment of bootS and shoes.
Also, asrent for Folsom's Plonrfi. manufactured i?v
Oregon, and warranted equal of not better than any
imported and at one third to half less price enconrage
home industry. JOSEPH N. PRESCOTT.
July 7th. 1855. jstf
lleiuoTal.
BACH & BROTHER have removed to their Sew
Store next door to J. Straos's Stove estalIishaien
They have Just received a penerai assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hat and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Crockery, &c which he offers for cash tr
prod nee.
i. B. Wanted Butter, Eggs, Bjron.LaTd. Floor.and
Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price.
oaicxn, wuiy ia, lStf
Banm & Brother,
FiONT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Bate--, Riots,
ana anoes, troeencs, a: c.
S. 11. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
meixhandise at the highest market price. lwtf
Orrgofi and California Patkrt Line.
'I'HK following vessels will run in conr.ee
X tion an REGULAR L.IXE between
Scat FraneUco and Portland :
BARK OCEAN BIRD, Wicorss. Mx-ter,
" CHAS. DEVENS, Kkaiy,
" NAHUMKEAG, Wnuias.
BRIG I. B.LUXT. Richarion-,
1 be Barks have all been coppered receaS'y, and are
in first rate order, commanded by experienced captains.
Freight will tie carried at tine fmeett raTr.
Produce sent from any part of the country to Oregon
City or to the Linn City Works, will be received and.
forwarded to San Francisco.
. Aoe-sts: GEO. ABEKXETIIT A Cx
Oregw Crtv;
ABERNETHY, CLARK Co- "
San Francisco. -November,
8, 1S4S. Serf
Wheat Wanted.-
1 f Hfin BUSHELS of good merchantable wheat
IU,UUU far which the highest j
t price will be paid
a cash, by
32tf
W. C GRISW0LD A CO.
Troth 3Iust and Will Prevail.
ALL ye that are in secr h or truth, and believe in
Progression, will lie well paid by caltin" and pur
chasing any of the frliowing works, which I have just
received from Valentine A Co-, San Francisco, to-wit:
Diseussion on Spiritualism between Brittan A Rich
mond. Compendium of the The 1 ;gical-an5 Spiritual
writings of Saredeninre'- piritoa lism scicmiticslly
dcnj.-.nstrcted, by Prof. Hare- The Shekinah, by Brit
tan. A lyric ot the '""Men Age, a p"era. by ReV. T. L.
Harris. A lyric of the Moreinz Land. b Harris- F.v.c
of tbe Starry Heavens, by Harris- Itaclianan's Antiiw-
pol"gy- Dynamies of Magnetism. Rehgion of Man
hood. Healing :f tlie Nations, by Talmage A Linton.
X ieht side of Nature- Tiieorvof PneumatfJus-r. Xaty.
a Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, cr the secrets or
the Ijfe to Come. Ac. Life in toe Spheres.- The Pil.
grimace of Thorn-is Puiue and others to the 7th circle
in the spirit world, by Rev. C- Hammond. ALSO A -
J. Davis works, comprising his last wort, called the
rULliiaLlA: being Harmomcsl answers to impor
tant q-iestions. ALSO Mrs. French and Mrs. MetUer'a
Clairvorant Medicine. F. S. HOLLAND,
A sent ror the " Spirrtaal Telegraph."'
Oregon City. 0-t. 14. lr.G- 33tf
B. F. Dowelr,-
"tTTnX leave for the Atlantic States abonf the first of
t V November, and fie will return to Oregon next
Spring. Aty business intmsted to h?3 care.' and left
with Messrs- Manry A Part, at Jackson-rille. Wm. tf.
Griswold. Salem, or Messrs- Failing A Co- Portland.
O. T.. will receive prompt attention. Paticnfiir arn-
tion will be paid to collecting claims aeresy the gov
ernment. at Whinsrton City. B. F.'POWKLL.
Jacksom-me, O. T-, Oct- lit, 1S5S Slif
e"regoiian eopy,
Dentistrr.
DR. E. H. GRTEFFN. will he in Pr-rf.and firm tire
10th to the 30th of September, and in Oregon City
from the 1st to the lith of October, an? in Salem froin
the 17th October to the 1st of Xoveatbcr, and at nis
residence in Linn comity the months of Noremts?r and
Decemlr. - E. H. GRIFFIN.
Ang. Kith 156. 24m4
Strafed,
FiOM the snbseriber, a portion of his stock, marked
and branded as follows: Crop off th left ear, and
swallow-fork in the right. U. brand. Aov person know
ing the wherealiouts of cattle bearing this brand atd
marks, will be pr..periv rewarded by sendipg me infor
mation. JAJKES HEATHKKLY.
Lane conntv. Ang. 7. lS-ifi. 2?tf
1ks Angelos Salt.
2 ALT 3f0 bags Los Angelos Salt, rectived, per Xa
3 humkeac, and for sale at lowest rate.
IStf G- ABERNETHT A CO.
Hogs! Hogs!! Hoars!!!
WANTED, immediately, one hnndred fhonsani
pounds or Pork, for which fhe highesl market
price will be paid Bi in cash, 1t
32tf W. C."GRISWOLD A CO.
Cash Money f o Ktthanre
VT Griswold A Co.'s for Oats af the highest market
price. Come on. all of ve oat raisers.
Jtpa Sacks furnished. 35tr GRISWOLD A CO
Wanted.
TWO or three good laboring hand to carry on tho
lumbering business ; also, a good Cook wanted for
which the highest wages will be paid.
The undersigned will deliver lumber any where on the
Willamette river below the month of the'Santiam river.
Persons wishing to exchange to r three good yoke of
work oxen for lumber will find it to their advantage to
give me a call at Jeflerson, Via Censer's Ferrr. on th
Santiam river. JACOB CONSOB.
Jefferson, Nov. 10, 37 tf.
Dealers in Prod nee Look Here i I
THE subscribers having recently purchased, refitted,
and enlarged the Warehouse at FairlieM. are nt w
prepared to store and forward Produce, Merchandise.
Ac, at reasonable rates. Grain bought on commission.
Buyers from abroad are invited to call on. or address
J. C. PEEBI-ES A CO..
Fairfield, Marion Co.. O- T.
November 7. lV.fi. 3otf
Medical Notice.
THE subscriber, wonld inform the inhabitants that he
is at his old stand, ready to attend to sll calls in
nis protcssion ; also he nas on nano a wen seiecien
stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
asorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will dispose
of on reasonable terms. - W. WARREN.
Salem December 2. lso. SstT
Sheriff Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that br virtue of writ of
execution, issued out of the dfstrict conrt within
and for the connty of Polk, in the Territory of Oregon,
nndcr the seal of" the clerk of said court, and to me di
rected in the case of F. M. Thorp, against Charles P.
Cook, I will on Tuesday the 13th day January. lT,
on the premises between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M.,
and 4 o clock P. M.. of the same day, sell at public yen
due. for cash, all the risht title and interest of the
said Charles P. Cook, in and to the following described
premises- To wit : the east half of land claim No. 63.
in township 8. S range 4 west, ss doscrilied in notifica
tion lS'Jo, -outlining 320 acres of land or as much
thereof or said land claim as lies in Polk County. Also
one hoos and lot in tlie town or Independence descri
bed as follows : 1 8 in block 9, in said town of Inde
pendence, Polk connty. with all the hereditaments and
tenements thereunto belonging.
D. COSPER, Sheriff.
Polk county, 0. T., Pec. 16, 1S56. 40wl
Final Settlement.
NOTICE'S hereby given, that Wm. Vanghn, admin
istrator of the estate of JESSE HASKET , deceased,
having filed his accounts in the Probate conrt or Linn
Conntv, for final settlement or said estate, it is ordered
that the first Tuesday in January next, lie set apart ror
the hearing or the same. S. D. HALEY, J. P.
Linn connty, uee. it, 100.
40wtpaidV , .
War Claims.
"afOTICE is hereby given, that I will be at the .-eat of
xN government on the 1st of Jannary. 1857. prepared
to attend to all applications concerning unadjusted
claims growing out of the Indian war. and coming with
in my duties. P. CALLENDER, Com'r.
December 1.185. 3!tf
Powder.
TTTE have a large supply of powder in hand.
W GEO. ABERNETHY A CO.,
Orejon City, Nov. 13, 156. 37tf -