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Newspaper Page TextDr. Cnpkaj's Kedinl Rotiett. DR. J. I- CZAPKAVB Grand Medical and Surgical Institute. Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery t.. San Francisco. California. Ertabltah ei for the Permanent cnre of all Private and Chronic Ihscases, and the suppression of quackery. Dr. J. L-CZAPKAY.latelnthe Hungarian Revolu tionary War. Chief Phviciaa in the 20th Regiment of Hwedt, chief surgeon to the military bopttaI at Perth, Hungary, and late lecturer on Disease of Urinary Or gan and Ihsease of Woara and Children, would most respectfully inform the pnblie of Oregon and California that he ha opened an Institute for the cnre of Chronic Disea.se of the lung, liver, kidneys, heart, blood, brain and the horrid confluence of seir-abuse, and be hopes teat hi Ion experience and suceesful practice of ma ny year, will insure him a share of public patronage. Ky the practice of many year la Europe and the Uni ted State, and during tha Hungarian war and cam paigns, he i enabled to apply the moat effleient and aaccesl remedies asinst diieaaea of all kwds. He ntna no Mercury charges moderate treata hie patient t-i enn-m-t n I honorable srav ha reference of un questionable veracity from men of known respectabili ty ana nun standing in society, au panic him Kr l.ttor nr ntherwiwt. will receive the bent and gentlest treatment, and implicit aecreey. The Dr." o are at Armory H ill, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery si-, San Francisco. California. runs ClPEilMATORRHtEA OR LOCAL WEAKNESS. IJPr.UJ. Czapkay would call public attention to Bnermatorrbra or local weakness. There fa not in the ratslogne of human maladies one more to be depreca ted than thi. a well became of present di-stre,as the ultimate result. The tone of the ytem under it in fluence U cither impaired or entirely destroyed, and a clam of rmptora auperindaced that unfit man for the perform a'ucc of any of the ordinary duties of life. The injuries dme to the physical part man i ruiy is nuhli. hot tririinw when compared to those of the cen-torinm, the great nerrou center, and to the ner thw rrm generally. Thia diseane, which U too often CoTte.jacnt up-m that solitary rice, self-abuse, involves pathological condition beyond ths comprehension of the uninitiated, bat which are well andnnstood by the reg ular practitioner. Among the aymptonw roost oonspic uni are the following of solitude, aversion to hnin iiul society. d'MtmMinr timidity, nerrons ex- citement from slight cause, loss of memory. confusion of Idea. Inability to reason correctly, low spirit and 1 tviit.ile, diillnc of apprehension and misanthropy. These being fnn-tional derangement, are often tlie har kiawTH of horrid orsanie lesion of the brain, which produce fatuity, dementia and death. Pot the cnre of thU and all ktndred diseases. Dr. rnk ir hu esttl.lishcd hi Institute, where all may rely with perfect eonndence upon that skill which long experience and thorough devotion to hi profe-wion has Thlwf who mffbr should rati or write without delay. and use the means bv which they may recuperet: and live. All cortsnltitioo . bv letter or otherwi-e. free. Ad Areata ' DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, Medical Institute. Armory ITall, Cor. Sacramento and Montgomery H.. 29m3 San Francisco. CaL OECRET DISEASES. OR. L. J. CZAPKAVS EX- O ttaordinary success in the treatment of secret di eam in the primary and other atagc, induce him to call public attention to the fact that of the great num ber who have made daily application to him, there is not one who haa not been effect uallv and permanently cored. In recent ease of private diseases .the Dr. guar anties a perfect care in a rew itavs witnoux ninurance to business or other inconvenience. The lr." method of treating these maladies, combine the improvement made by the medical facility with discoveries of hi own that are unknown to any one else, and which, when applied, prevent the pwsibil.ty of evil after eouneoaea ce. Secondary svphiTl. which i o dc tractive of health, proilocing nireration of the throat, dr-troying the soft yart. and leaving the bone exposed, which m'Ttify. aeparate and come awtr. ningnnng ine snnercr mm horrit 1 v. a well as impairing hi general health, and nredisoorins: to conwimption. the Dr. treata in the moxt certain and efHcient m inner. Alo. painful awelling sponthe bone. ili-n firing pl4chc upon the akin, ore, pimple, and ail other eoneooence of private Hease he anarantle to cure or a-kt no compensati-m. Dr. C would eineciailv call the attention of thoae who have failed to obtain relief frun other, many of whom he ha already cured, and many are atill ander treat ment. The lr. m.ke ni charge for consultation, and invite all to call at hi Institute -.and he will give them nch atifarti m a they can obtain nowhere else. Thoe at a dtance, by writing to the Dr., can have their core properly attended to. OlHce. Xo. 3 and 4 Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery gl.. Son Francieo, falinrni. in Tbe Ertatnt Biscorrry tl tke lf. RE AT Ble-inz to Mankind! Innocent but Potent! VT Dit-CZAPKAVS PartraiEACTtcm, (elf -disinfec ting agent.) a sure preventive against secret disease, and an uwmrpasxed remedy fur ac-rofukm. gangrenoa and canceroo nicer, and all cutsnotn eruptions and dis eases. For sale at Da. CzaraaT's Office, Armory Hall, eorner of Sacramento and Montgomery t-. San Fraa- C49CO, vai. a lOWQliiran precuniB Biuxinft Nnau nox. so is Dr. Czapkay lYophilacttcum a preventive aaiat ei.-ret dweae. That they can be prevented by proper agent, r a well an established fact a that they can be enred after their eataMwbment. This principle, which is now universally recognized, wan received even before tbe day of Jenner, the discoverer of vaccination, in 179S, and it multiplied benefit ever since have re ceived as they deserved, the attention of the Medical fheultv. It was in pursuit of this branch of the medical science that Dr. L. J- Czapkay fortunately mads the dis covery or bis rropnyiacticum, wnien, tor ine canceroo ana cinnnous aismuus, nat nunvaucu kit mgcm in the Pharraaenpea. The wodu optrmdi of this med icine is explained npon the hypothesis that secret poions possess cnemirai properties wntca are neuiratizea ry being brought in contact with thi prophylatie, as acids are knowa to neutralize alkalies. detroving entirely their original properties, sua rendering tnera inert. The effect of this agent is immediate, and removes the psHibility of a contraction of disease. If, however, the disease ha been contracted, it is useful in neutralizing toe poisonous secretion, which by absorption, produce the consequence known as econdarv disease, in can cerous and gangeron nicer, in fntid discharge and in eutanous disease where the secretions are ex'-onatinz it act npon the same principle and is one of the most effectual remedies l"T ine purpose now Known, vt nere disease once establUbed it should te used in conoee tion with other remedies, and when so used never fails of success. It ha been administered by the Doctor in maav thousand ease, and be has yet to find the first in which it ha failed to observe tbe purpose for which it was administered. Price. I j. Full directions are at tached to each trackage. N. In aase where the Prophyfaticnm is used as curative. Dr. I- J. Czapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre scription for hi Wood pnriSer. All eommnnication from the country, addressed only A Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY. San Francisco, CaU, will be Btrictlv and eonfideutially attended to, and remedies, with the greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis patched by express or otherwise to then- destination. I J. CZAPKAY, M. D. JrtraS San Franciseo. Cal. To thb LaMn op Oaisuox and Calipobni. U J. CzarCAT, M. I- physician surgeon and accoucher, in vite the attentioa of tbe i-k and afflicted female la boring under any of the varion form of diseases of the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. Tbe Doc tor n ejecting more permanent cure than any other physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacv prevent yon. but apply immediately, and save yourself imra paiaiai Faocnox am irnrrmiure acn. ah mar ried ladies, whose delicate health or other cirmnvtancr do not allow to bare an increase in their families shonld write or call at Dr. I J. Czapkay' Medical Institute. Armory Hall, eorner of Hacramento and Montgomery street, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's Office are so arranged that be ran tie consulted witnout moiestuion. ;.rm3 avTbe attentioa of the reader is called to the fol owing: A lady of high standing in society and respectability, rKibtihed a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, bepiemoer it- tool, wuh u is a mhiows: A Card The undersigned feel it her duty to express r Heartfelt graniwie v irr. i-zapaay. lor tlie snrcess-i--.il cure of herself and child. Tbe latter having been amir-ted by a nevere attack of "Cholera Infantum." was given np a incuraoie by ome ot tne most celebrated thvsician. when she railed on Dr. Czaokav. of whom she heard very favorable report, and who, after a short period, restored ine cmi.j 10 perrect neaitn. Koconr aged by thi extraordinary result, she sisigltt advice herself, for the a-rofulous malady, with which she hart been afflicted for cizht years, and which withstood tlie treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording her pcrmioent relief, an that she can now enjoy life, which. fw eight year bad lost all charm for her. She, there- for deem it due to herseir and to all meg and afflicted to recommend Dr. Czapkay, a one of the most skillful physicians wilhin the United Mate. Mas. CAUOLTXE GRAY, Comer of Walnnt and 7th streets, Philadelphia. A. tii.xm. Notary Public, 126. 7th street. The following is an editorial notice in the Boston D.iily Times of August Mb. lfco4: A SsiLLrTL Physician. Dr. L. J. Czapkay baa opened an office at No. M Pleasant street in this city. Dr. C is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with the patriotic army as physician and surgeoa under the patronage of Kossuth. He combines with a finished education and the most refined and agreeable manners, the m'xt extensive scientific abilities and skill ia his profession, and we feel much pleasure in recommending him to our citizens as a physician and a gentleman. Dr. Czapkay has spent some time in Philadelphia where he won the confidence and friendship of those who be came acquainted with him. Among his friends in Phil adelphia are gentlemen of the highest respectability, with whom we are personally acquainted. He had an extensive practice in Hungary before the Austrian and Ramian compelled him to leave it for being found guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope be will receive that patronage due a man of so eminent capacity. The above are only a few of tbe many testimonials which Ih-. Czapkay nas ia his possession, hot cannot publish for want of space. All comimrpirttiumi, (by lettsr or otherwise.) free. rTmoB deslrmf prompt ajteatloa, and who wish j to avoid the delay of corresponding, can have tmmedi- sia aneuiina oy sending ten dollar a consultation fee, and can have medicine forwarded. Address to L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D. Medical Institute, Armory Hall. Corner Sacramento and Mongnmery streets, I9m3 l-Un Frsnciscn. SPERMATORRHEA, or I -oral Weak ocas, nervous de bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and bark, mdUpradtion. loss of memory, aversion to so ciety, love of solitude, timiditr. self ditro-4, dizziness, headache, pains in the side, affection of the eyes, pim ples on the race, sexual and other infirmities in man. are cured without rail by the Justly celebrated physician and surgeon. U J. Czapkay. Ufa method or curing disease is new (nnknown to others) and hence the re.t anr. ah cnnsuiisuons, or letter or otherwise, free. Addrea, L. J. CZAPKAY, M.D., fraS San Francisco. Cal. Citizens' Line off Steamer ! PORTLAND Capt. Ml-aaar. ENTERPRISE Pant. J a himiw . . . Will run In connection ; the PoBTtATto"' leaving PORTLAND FOR OREGON CITY, DAILY. (SCN- DAY3 EXCEPTED.) AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M., . .The " ENTERPRISE" makins- Sm.U-nri r trios to CORYALLH, leaving CAN EM A II ON MONDAYS, AT O'CLOCK, A.M.. AXII THURSDAYS, AT J O'CLOCK, P. M. r An freight for the above line will he rmwlntnt for ALEXANDERS. MURRAY. ARCHIBiLD JAM1ESON. rsbrnary lnh. IMS. tstf AdTertlaementa eier Pniil Vnr- VT " have on our adrertiiing book, charges ror Ad t mini.traUir s notices. Attachment notices. F.-trav notices. Divorce notice, and all kind or transient ad vertising, against alinnat everj-bodv. strung all along frnm March, to March Ixil. Also some rhnnrea for job work. We are anxious to settle up alt these ac- it hi i. i, i-.n, ana earnestly urge all who know themsrlve to be indebted, to send the amount or JMSy htert they owe, by mail, at our rik. If any rax't nay, send tu word to that elToct. and we'll strike oft the charge. If anv don't intend to nsr. send u word to that eBK-t. and we will trv to make' you Some of the bills which we know to I good, we shall send to attorney for collection, by suit or otherwise, if not paid before long. We want to get the names off our book ome'iow. for we have become tired or seeing them especially those that have been there from two tonveyrar. 3 STATESMAN OFFICE. Dentistry. D It. J. It. CARD WELL. Dental Surgeon y Corralll. will practice in h nn.fe. I sion.at CnrvaltiM. Eugmt Viiv, !nrAe-,TTT ' ' . .-wwirarg. miu jacKsonvuit. rxiii, Qnqncstionahle: charges, respectable; work, warranted. Teeth examin ed. and advice given tree or charge. Due ni-ticc given of change of office. April 26. 1S55. . 7tf .Map of Oregon and Washington. TM1E undersigned, being enrarrd in compiling a Map . of Oregon and Washington Tcrritirie. for imMi.n- nm. Is desirous of ohtnining s!l ssil.Ie inf.irmution as tc the Ir cation of Mills. Punt-office. Ac. tvgether with ny sketches of the country ontside of the tJovernment a'srvey. that mar be deemed reliable. Communication will oblige addressed "Josxth W. Tai-r-H. Orrgoa t "V- :tt J AO. B. PKESTON. Now KecflTing rrHE followins articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for jl. sale low. SO cms matches ; ISO keg of svnip ; 50 hf. blU. X. t. sugar ; 10 bhls. crushed sugar ; 50 boxes candles ; 10 bll. vinegar ; 50 cae tea ; 15 doz. broom : 20 dnz.bnrkcts t t cases men's fine calf boots ; 1 calf brogans ; 5 " " gout " S boys" brogan ; S " youth' calf brogan; 1 women's Morocco hoots ; 5 " - imitation boots ; S " Missc' boots; 175 pair children's shoes ; It straw cutters ; St grain cradles ; I reaper; 1 two horse thre hr r ; C.EO. ABECXETHY & CO. Oregon City, June 1. ls.W. 13tf. Dr. E. S. Cooprr'i Eye and Ear Infirmary. DR. ClOrER was introduced to our acquaintance a few months ago. by letters from eminent men in the State of Ohio and Illinois, a a gentleman of high repu tation and established surgical skill. Since hi arrival he ha opened an Eye, Ear and Orthopaedic Intlrmarv. in this city, where the patient can have comfortable room and the benefit of hi skillful attention. The fol lowing complimentary notice of hi departure from his home, m Illinois, we rind ia the Peoria (IU) -Vnc: ' We learn that onr townsman and distinguished young mrgeon. Dr. E. 8. Cooper, starts this morning to Europe, preparatory to settling in San Francisco, srhk-h he ha decided to make hi permanent horse. We know of no one in hi profession more worthy than Dr. Cooper of the high reputation he ha established for surgical skill dnring his residence among us. For tbe last two years hi infirmary aad Orthopa-dv have been crowded with patients from various parts of this and adjoiaing States, and the constant increase of their number is the best evidence of the Dr's sncress in his treatment of them. We congratulate our friends of Oregon and California, npon the prospect of receiving a surgeon of such ahilitie. for when we say that hi untiring energy and fixed determination to be second to none in hi profession, together with his exclusive devo tion to the attainment of a single object, are the cer tain pretode of future greatness, ir be lives, we only S've ntterance to the private opinion of nearly every inking man in the community ; for however little hi retiring manner and unsociable habits are calculated to secure feelings of personal interest In his favor, snch concentration of effort and unceasing industry, alwavs have been and always will he attended with abundant success. He ha our best wishes for his prosperity and happiness. Aha CmL 25m3 For Cheap Ilairains GO to the store of Philip Cohen (at the old stand of N. k P. Cohen) where he has received the cheapest and best-selected stock of staple and fancy dry goods, boots and shoe, hats and caps, resdy-male clothing, grocci l and provision., and will sell "them lower than any other store in Salem. Ladies dress goods, all style, consisting of bonnets, flowers. rilbons. dress trimmings, silks, velvets, lawns, bareges, times. ginghams and calicoes. In hi clothing department can be found all strles of coats, pant, vest, c, irora ine clienpest linen to the 8net broadcloth. Hi stock or boots, aad shoe, both for ladies and gen tlemen is complete. Groceries, a large assortment, consisting of sugars tea. coffee, soar, candles, tobacco, smces, salt. A-c. Please call and satisfy yourself before purchasing etspwhere. i Wheat, oat , butter, eggs and other farmers pro- dace taken in exenange at the highest market price. PHILIP COHKX. Salem. April 24. l-r. 7tf All Persons HAVIN"5 purchasing agent receipts or claims against the Commissary's Department, or against that department while performing VnartersmaMer s du ties in Middle or Southern Oregon, who have not receiv ed a proper voucher fes- the same will please forward to this office without dVtav a bill of theartirles sold to the government with a certificate at the bottom or the bill that the same is Jnst and correct, with the name of the party selling appended to the certificate and bill, in closing at tbe same time the same time the purchasing agent's receipt for the ssme, or otherwise the claims may not he presented to the Commissioners for adjoxt- meui ana ine psnie interested lose me same. M. M. McCAItYKK. Vommuaary (rea l, O. T. Cummissart CtxVs Orrice, I 3tf halem, Oct. 27, 1x56. f J ti st tteceived, T Y Bnrrme Metropolis, and steamer Colombia, from XJ nan r rancrsco : 2,000 Um Rio Coffee, 2l boxes Ad. Candle. 10 half bids Dried Apples, . 20 Case larct. 10 doz. Baltimore freh Oysters, 2,000 Um China No. 1 Sugar, 10 cases old cheese, 10 doz. Brooms. To arrive, (expected daily) per Xahumkeag. Cha. XJevens. c. 2.000 lbs China No. 1 Sugar, 2.000 Rio Coffee, 5 cases Tobacco, 10 hblsN.lt. Sugar. 5 doz. 3 hooped Pails, 20 boxes Ad. Candle. 40 gals Raw Unseed Oil, 25 Kegs Boston Syrup 8 gall each, 20 hlf bbls Sandwich Island Syrnji, 6 Wls Sperm and Polar Oil, 10 doz. Sporting Powder, 2 Case Honey 2 lb cans, 10 doz. Tomato Catsup, 10 doz. Pie Fruits, 2 case Preserved Ginger, 25 cases O. Hyson, Y. Hyson Imp. and Gld. Powder Tea. 10 boxes Get-kin. 10 keg Pickled iueumlier 5 gals each, 1,000 lbs Nuts Soft Shelled Almonds Eng. Wal nuts and Filberts, 10 eases Spices. 10 Tons Iron, all sizes, including hoop iron. All for sale for cash or Produce. 24tf JOSEPH X. PRESCOTT. INotice. THE Commissary's Office at Portland will be closed ia a few days, and the papers and books of the of fice sent to the Commissary General's Office, at Salem: at which place for the future, accounts against the Commissary' Department for tbe Northern or Southern war of Oregon, will lie sent ror adjustment. And all persons or officers having claims or accounts to settle with or against said Department, will please forward them to that place for adjustment, without delay; as I desire to be prepared at a early a period as ponsible, to make mr final report of the late war to tbe Governor. and close tbe office for the last nr present war in Ore gon. M. M. McCARvEK, Com' Genl. i-oruana, . i ., Aug. zvtn, iv. ;tf DRUGS, Medicines, Tainte, Oil, and Dvestuffs, at Vy.K.BMrf4C0.s. Ilcr'i Pttrnlrnm, or Rock Oil. CELEBRATED for It wonderful Curative Powers. A Natvrat Jtrsmfe, procured from a well in Al legbany Co., Pa., four hundred feet lielow tho earth's anrface. Put up and sold by S A M I" KL M. KIER. Canal Basin. Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. The health tu balm from Nature's secret spring. The bloom of health and lire to man will bring ; As from her depth. the magic llqnid Hows. To calm our atineriiigs and aasange our woe. The Petroleum has been fully tested. It wss iced before the public as a remedy or wonderful etficacv. r.very one not acquainted with It virtues, doubted its healing properties. The cry or humbug was raised against it. It bad some friends those that were cured through Its wonderful agency. Thrwe spoke out in it rnvor. The lame, through Its in tmnicutulitv. were made to walk tho blind, to see. Those who had sull'er- ed ror years under the torturing pains of Klieumutixm, Gout, Neuralgia, were restored to health nnd usefulness. Several who were blind have been made to see, the evi dence or which will be placed before you. II you still have doubts, go and ask those who have lcen cured ! Some or them live In our mid-t. and can answer ror themselves. In writing about a medicine, we are aware that we should write Trtth that we should make no statements that cannot ln proved. We have the wit nesses: crowds or them, who will testify in terms strong er than we can write then, to the efficacy of this reme dy; who will testify that the petroleum has done for them what no medicine ever could before : cases that were nronounccd hnnele.. and bevond the reach of re. mediate mean : cases abandoned by physicians of un- nuestionen ceiet-niy. nave been made to exclaim. " thi la tbe most womlerlul remedy ever discovered!' We will lay before you the certificate ot some or the most remarkable case : to give them all. would require more space than would be allowed by thia circular. Since the introduction of the Petroleum, many physicians nave ueen convinced oi ih rmcacv.aiia now recommend it in their practice ; and we have no doulit that it will stand at the head of the list or valuable remedies, if the physicians do not rectimmend it. the lu-onlo will have it ol themselves : for it transcendout power to heal wi and must l?cnine known and appreciated: when the voices of the cured speak out ; a hen the ceres themselves stand out In Imld relief, and w hen he who for year ha suffered with the torture and bancs of an immedicaMc lesion, that has lieen shortening his days, and hastening him to the narrow hon-m appointed for all the living." when ho speaks out in its praise, who will doubt it ? The Petroleum 1 a Natural Remedy : it i imi uji a.i it mm irf'm ine nosom oi ine eartn, with out any thing being added to or taken from it. It get ibt ingredient Irtun the beds of substances which iias-ies over in it secret channel. Tliey are blended together in such a form as to defy all liurnin eoniiietition. The Petroleum in this re-iicct is like Min eral Waters, uliose virtues in most chronic disease are acknowicd-ed. not only by physicians, tut hr the com munity at l.irtre. Tlni-e insular fluids rlowiii" nut ol the earth, impregnated with meilicin:il sul-stances of different pnipertics. am! holding them in such complete solution as to rr-pire the aid if Clirniitrv in order to detect them, bears nmple proof to the fart that they are conifMinnueu iy ine nia-ur naiiti ot :,tnre, lor tlie al!e viatinn of hitman ti!l'eriug and disease. If Petroleum i medicine at all, it i a g d one, fir Nature never half does Iier rnork ; and that it is a medicine of uncnualed power, wc have the most abundant testimony. It will ls nsed when many of the new remedies nov in vogue will have ls?en forgotten forever. It will continue to be used and applied as a remedy as long ns man contiimes to be ainicua with dicae. Tint it will cnre every dls ease to which we are liaMe. we do not nretend : bv: that it will cure a great many disease hitherto incura ble, is a fact which is proven by the evidence in its fa vor. Its discovery is a new era in medicine, and will inure to the health and happiness of man. Scroitla. The Petroleum i a great medicine In Scrofula and King Evil, in all those disease having their origin in a depraved rendition of tlie M jod and other fluids of the body. It will care pain. and eularge menta In the bone arid joints, blotches, biles. Ervnipe bi. pimple on the face, tetter, scald-head ring-worm, and the various skin disease. It ha cured numerous rase of Rheumatism. Neuralsia, Gout. Ac. Several case of Rheumatism or year standing, have levn en tirely enreo. a woman in franklin Co.. Fa., was cured of rheumatic affection of seven year standing the disease was so aggravated as to confine her to bed during the greater part of that time. She is now well and considers herself eutircly restored. MiscxLLANZOi-v Dikkctioxs. No better remedy can be found anywhere for burns and scalds, the pain of which it immediately relieve, and restores the parts ana aisposes inrm to neai. Old Sores and I'lcers will I removed by the daily ap- pm siiuu imi sunnnisuniwm oi reiroieum. Wurm. In dose of Hit-en or twenty drops adminis tered to cniiurrn oi two or tnree years old. or npwards, two or three time daily, it will remove worm. It is a certain remedy against Taie Worm and Acarides in grown persons, la which exse tbe dose mast be a tea spoonful. Bronchitis and Asthma-can be relieved bv the retro- lenm. The distressing congh. night sweats, and dilH eulty of breathing. arc removed by it use in a verv abort time. Fever and Ague. Tlie Petroleum has been nsed in fe ver and ague with complete success. It will Is? r-mnd certain and effective remedy in that trouLlesomeand un manageable disease. The d e in snch case i a te spoonful in any plrasknt vehicle every three hours, in the absence or the fever. Tooth-ache. A few drip dropped on v-rbro. and placed in the cavity of the aching tooth, will relieve it immcaiaiciv. Cmnn. Br saturating a flannel cloth with the Petro leum and applying it to tbe neck and breast, it will give immediate relief. It is also an invalnaMe remedy in the different form of scanei r ever to ne used iocni:y. as in c-c or crnp. Neuralgia, in it various kinds. Is cured by tlie free ap plication along the painful tract of nerve, "in that spe cie of neuralgia denominated spinal irritation the Pe troleum has given permanent relief, by rubbing with it night and morning. Corn For corn this remedy ha been nsed with com plete success; the plan of using it is to saturate a piece of cotton with the Petroleum, and tie it nnm tlie Crn. The com should be pared down every two or three days, and the Petrolenm applied until all the hardness ba been absorbed. Directions for the internal and local administration of the Petroleum. Diarrhoea The dose it, this disease is a tea-spoonful every third hour until the purging ceases. In old ehrc-ic cae. it will only be necessary to take the medicine three times a d ay. Pile. The mode of administration In Pile is to give the Petroleum three time a day internally, and apply twice a day externally, to the tumor. Where the Pili are oT long standing and much hardened, a dcachra of Iodine may ls added to each bottle, to be ned as a local application. When the Pile are internal the Petroleum should be injected with a svrinire into the re-tum. Deafness. lr-p ten dpuw into thee.tr at bed-time and stop the ear with cotton or wool. The ear should be syringed out with and made of castile roup aud warm water, twice a week. For Born and Scald. Apply the Prtpilenm freely oyer tbe bnmt or scalded part. In diseases of the bladder and kidneys, the d.tse is a tea-spoonful three times a day. For old Soresand ll.-cr Applrtlie Petpileum morn ing and at bed time. Keep the sores or nli-er clean, by wasning inem naiiy wnn castiie soap sua warm water. For sore and intl'amcd eyes The Petmlenm should le snplied two or three time s riav to the stfected ei-e anil s drop or two lie allowed to get under the lid. Where there is a scnmilms tendency it must lie taken inter nally in doe of a tea-spoonful, thn time a day. For Coughs, Colds. Hrmchitis and Consumption The dose is a iea-sjvxniul , to be given three times a nay. In ("holers Morbus, give a tea-pooiifiil every hour un til the vomiting and niniriiiir itamw. In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy. Contractions of the Limbs and Joints, and hite Swelling. The Petroleum is to be freely rulnVd on the affected parts at least twice a day with a flannel rag, and. if convenient, before a warm fire. It should also be given internally, in doses ol a lea-spoonrni, tneee lime a day. For sale at the Suli-tn Dng Store, bv May, 13-9tr. W. K. SMITH & CO. Oraffenberg Medicine". GRAFFEXBERfj Sarsaparilla. I terine Cathollcln. " I Ivseiitery Svnip, Consump. Balm. " Pile Ointment, Health Bitter. Eye Lotion, Ac., fee. To be found at the Ageucr or the Company nt 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. DR. TOWNSEND S fcsirsaparilla, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO. S. MCLANE'S celebrated vcrmifngeand liver pill, at W, K. SMITH A CO.'S. D R. OSGOOD'S India Cholagogue, and Dr. Jones' American Cholagogue, at Vt . K. SM11 II A CO. S. MOFFATS life pill and bitters, and Bernard's dys entery yrnp, and Wislnr's balsam of wild cherry, at W. K, SMITH A CO.'S. DR. J. A YRES' celebrated cherry pectoral, for cough, cold, and consumption, at W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. MEXICAN Mustang Liiiaraent, gariingoil. W. K. i. W. Merchant's SMITH A CO.s. PURE White I-ead. raw and burned Cmlr, Chrome, Green and Yellow and other paints, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. pEKFL'MEKY.at W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. JAYNE'S alternative, expectorant, and pills, rod liver oil. castor ol!. sweet oil. at W. K. SM ITH A CO.'S. TAYNK'S carniiuative tulsam line remedy for J dysenteries, Summer Complaints, Flux, Ac. si K. SM ITH A CO.R. "AYNE'S Hair Touic, at W.H.SMITH A CO.'S. BARRY'S TIUCOPHKHOI S, for sale, st 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. CJCARPA'S Acoustic oil; a sure cure for deafness; for k7 sale at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S, JACKSON'S Pile ointment and Tettev Embrocation, sure cure for the above diseases; at 9 W. K. SM ITH A CO.'S. RL'SIITON'S Cod liver oil, fur consumption, for sale at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. PETROLUM, or Hock oil, just received, and for sale at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. CHROME Yellow. Prussian Blue. Drop Blacks, Lamp Blacks, Paint Brushes, sttd Candy, at V IV . iv. rial i i ii as l u. S. VANDYKE Brown, raw Umlr. burnt I'mber. T. D. Leaner, Gold, Leaf, Silver leaf. njj;.-. 9 IV .-. T IXSEED oil, spirits it.' jj ortuinea,B Smith & Dade. A TT'RNETS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW AND - Solicitor in Chancery. Corvallis O. T. I. K. SMITH. 61tf . C. DADS. 1. W. Mitchell, a TTonvrr and t'OtrssraxiR AT LAW. EU- J gene City, Lane Countp, O. T. Snrgicnl. rl. COOMTtS. M. D., Surgeon, Ac SPECIALTY DISEASES OF THE EVE. Corvallis, Oregon. September 23, 15(1. m 8nn Francisco Advertising igenry IP. FISIIFR, Iron building. oppoite Pacific Express J f Iffice. uu stain. Files or all the principal Papers or California and Oregon may beTuand at thia office. Mr. t- isiicr is tlie authorized Ageni lor tne niuicsman. Chester N. Terry, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALEM. OREGON, COM missioner of Deed, and to take testimony, ac knowledgment. Ac., Ac., for Iowa, Thdiana. MbuMMiri, Michigan. California and Washington Territory. let ter of Attorney, and all other Instruments of writing, drawn on short notice. a. Particular attention paid to taking depositions, collections of Notes, Accounts, Ac, 32U Boise ft MeEwaa, ATT0RNET3 AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So licitors in Chancery, Proctors, Ac, in Admiralty, Portland, Oregon. 4stf W. II. Farrar, VTTORNET AND COUNSELOR AT LAAV. So licitor in Chancery and Admiralty. Office on Front street, next door north or Stark st., Portland, Oregon. E. X. Barnum, ATTORNEY AT LAW,SALEM, OREGON TERRI tory, will practice in the various courts in this Ter ritory. "Hoi-ntt Lands k aix Solpikks, and other claims at Washington will be oUtained through a special agent residing there. HanUug ft Crorer, ATTORNETt NCOCNSEI.ORS AT LAW. AND Solicitors in tlrsnccTy. Office near the Court-house. Milem, t. r. Gro. K. Sbeil, A TTOPCEY AND COl'NSEIIR AT LAW. AND "L Solicib'T in Chancery, will practice in the yari'Mi courts oi urrgun and nasbington lemtono. u:nce. Salem, O. T. Delazon Smith, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND Solicitor In Chancery, will promptly attend to all Imsines iM-rtaining to his profession in the first Judicial District, and before the Supreme Conrt or Oregon. Office. Altony, Linn Connty. O. T. N. B. tMien not at his office, or absent on profes sional bnsinesx, be may be found at hi reidon-c, five mile south east of Albany, on what U known a the Grand Prairie.'1 W. S. Brock, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Cunncery. will practice in the various court in thi Territory, and promptly attend to the col lection oC all claims against the I nifed States, through an efficient agent residing at Washington City. Office in Eugene City, Lane County, O. T. K. K. Strattom, A TTOnNEY AT LAW. will nnu-tiee In the various A court or southern Oregon, and in the Supreme Court of the Terribtry. Orncx in lVer Creek. Donglas county, O. T. Resi dence 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette road. N. B. Bounty Land Warrant obtained for claimants on reasonable term. 2:itf 4 J. THAYER. .48ornr and Counselor at Ijae.md XX .vsiruor an C A-inrr?- Office over J. C. Avery' Store, Main St., Corvalli. 7i.tr Cliadsrick H. Ciibbs, A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So- 1 lienor in Cnao-ery, Ac. tlmce at v inchesterand Gardiner. S. F. Clunwu x, Winchester. Img'as Co., O. T. A.C. tiiEBs, Gardiner, I mpqua Co., O. T. Not. 9, ISM. SStf Clarke Drew, YtTATCITMAKER, Salem. Repairing prumpt- v v ly ana neaiiy none, jeweiry manuisc- t. torcfi. iu Medical. Tt J. WRIGHT IF. B. STONE. having assoriated X. together in practice, repectfiilly tender their ser vices to the people ol Henton and Lann desiring to i cure the favor of tbe afflicted by success only. Offi.-e near J. C. Avery's store, CurvaHis. Sllypaid William A. Goulder, TEACHER or French and English, French Prairie, Marion county, O. T. lyT A , 1. I. Hallock, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. PORTLAND. O. T. Designs, plans, specifications, Ac, furnished on reasonable term. 6. C COLE. C. ALEXASPKK. K- BAKTLESS. Co e, Alexander, ft Co. vfiwr.EX.4r.E A.xn retail dealers .v GE.XERAI. MERCHANDISE A.XD 2Hf PROlHCE,ClRVALLlS.O.T. William C. Griswold Co., TERCHASTS, SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY. W. C. OBISWOLP, I Jtf C. S. rooDwonrn. Kusene City. H ORACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of tbe Eugene City Hotel. IJU. Mrdicjl Notice. DR. R. W. SnAW, late oT San Francisco, California, offer his professional service to the citizens fo Salem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo pumic ravor.. a office at Reed and Fellows' drug store. 14y R- W. SHAW. W. Jackson, M. D., )HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Corvalli. O. T. l-.'tf fompbcll ft Trait. V TTORNEYS AT LAW. Son Francisco. California. Office, corner Montgomery aud Sacreinento streets, over Parrott A Co. Biink. Mesxrs. Campbell A Pratt have lately removed from Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all business entrusted to their care. 31tf Alexanpkb Camprkll. O. C. Pkatt. Joseph N. rrtseott. MAIX ST., PRECOX CITT. DEALER in Family Groceries, Bouts, Shoes, Ac, and Paint nnd Oils, wholesale and retail. July 7. 1S.-.C. lStf . F. S. ft M. Holland, DEALERS IV DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. BOOTS and Shoes, Crockery, Books, Stationery, Aj: Main Street, Oregon t ity. Pacific Express Company. THE undersigned agent or the Pacific Express Com pany, is now prepared to attend to all business in tbe Express line; will forward all matter entrusted to his care with dispatch. OfflceCourt House, Salem, Ore gon. CUESTEK X. Tr.UKY, Agent. Jan. iu. IP06. u ' S. Ellsworth, ATTORNrV AND COINSKULOB, TT 8. Sunrake aad other Court. Oflh-e Eugene U City. Lane County. Oregon Territory. Also Commissioner of Deeds for New York, Connecticut, Ac. August 2ti, 1X66, 24tf Watchmaking. WILLIAM F. HIGHFIELD, Chronometer and Wnteh maker, Oregon City, has removed to the building lust opposite to the Main-street House, where he can be constantly fisind prepared to do any business in hi line. Watches cleaned aud repaired on short notice and reasonable terms. Also a choice lot of watches and Jewelry for sale. Harcn a. iko. yoi- S. Hamilton, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would respectfully announce to the good people of Donglas and tlie ad- oiniii comities, that he ha located permanently at cer creek ror the purpose or practicing medicine, and in which profession he will lie faithful to discharge all duties, and spare no pains to render the patient easy and comfortable. Offick opposite R. H. Dearbon A Co. a store, on Main street. Drugs and Patent Medicines for sale at ou enA pri ces. -'tf Wells, Fargo, & Co., BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W..F..A Co., in connection with their Express business, will also transact a general Exthtmgt and Colrctiim Buri net. Collections and Remittances made iu all part ol Oregon. California.the Atlantic States. and Europe, with pptmptness and despatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, bought aud sold. Sight Exchange on -Vrto York, BoUm, Philadelphia, Albany, RochaUr, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, MUuxnune, uairna, oi. mmum, Mjommue, Cincinnati, and forfir other principal towns in tbe Atlan tic States and the Canada, may be procured at any of our offices. WE1X8, FARGO, A CO. 11-4, Montgomery-street, wan Francisco J AMIS O'NEILL, Agent. June 1855. Tax Receipt Blanks. TTJST printed ot the Statesman office a large supply .1 of Tax Receipt Blanks, after an improved form. '-J.-e. one dollar per hundred. Orders by mail, sccom-i.-- --ith the cash, will be filled by return of mail. ' , ' -V- THE ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS OF DR. BOURNE, Sonthcast Corner of Sansome and Commercial 8U., Are afTectlns- tho most extraordinary CURES of Fever ease or tlie l.lvcr. Kinney, tne Genital ana u nnsry organs, an nexuai iJisoraera, raiaiyais, neuralgia, luauir ing Tic Dolorenx, Stiff Joints, aud are also employed with astonishing success in DISEASES OF Alo nil Tn,l,,1ent fleers Tumor. Swelling. AbcesRes. Cancer of tlie Womb, all other affections of the Womb, and Cancerous Affections generally, and Scrofula. These Hatha seem to be Nature's own chosen medium ror effecting cures where all other means would fail without them; and prove beyond the possibility of dsubt. to all who take them, the iniquity of Medical practice which poisons the hnraan system by administering to it calo mel, arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, antimony, quinine, iodide or potassa, and a whole host of deadly drugs which re main in the ays tern, and are extracted by these BATHS. During nearly fifteen years I have never given even a aolitnry dose of oil or salts, mnch less any POISON OUS DRUGS, or herbs, and have NEVER seen a case in which they were requisite if Water Treatment was em- ployed. When will the people cease to be snch simpletons a to nirc men w ruiouii ana oujuj inem, wnue they also retain on their statute books laws against poisoning, maiming and bleeding CATTLE ? Are the mem liers of the human family less worthy of protection than animal J I assert in the face or this entire State and the world at large, that there never was, is not now, and never will be. a ease in which calomel, crude mercury, quinine, amcpic.lead, zinc, iron, antimony, iodine, or any other POISON, should have been, or be, administered to the human system, or iu which bleeding, cupping or leeching wss required: and further, that hundred of thousaml.1 fill premature graves through an ill-timed or over-dose of salts or oil. Let the people ponder on these thin", and if the pur and deluded victims of medical rascality desire health. I pledge the honor or one man at lear that I will so employ N ATI' RE'S AGENCIES or Good Food. Air, Pure Water, Exercise, Clothing, the Electro-Chemical Baths, and the Sleeping and Waking Hours, that without a particle or NASTY and POISON OUS Medicine, I will so arouse the powers or their systems that ir there be any strength left, tbey shall speedily get perfectly well in body, with minds so expanded to the perception of natural philosophy, as thereafter to cause them to set their faces against all professional rogues or fool, and awake them to a knowledge of the evils of en trusting their own vital interests to the keeping or others whose interest must ever be antagonistic to their own. Address, by letter, or personally, tr. ihiukse. water i ore i nysician, sansome street, oppwiiccv. jhiw la Hotel. San franeiseo, importer into this State or the FIRST and ONLY apparatus for giving these delightful and beneficial Electro-Chemical Baths, and whose experience in their use warrants him in speaking of them in tbe term he employs. They require great caution in administering them, and Dr. Bourne never entrusts that duty to others, tons avoiding all danger. ........ If f vi many I ving ana lorjreu cenuicaie, mm i i i i.vr cuiki ui i tuiumnmi. f " those truthful statements of facts which Dr. Bourne could offer, are withheld, rather than any should suppose tlsey were merely " got np." . mw Consultation without charge, and charges very moderate for the benefit conferred. 3- QUICK CURE SURE CL KB (If curable ) is Dies. 5& ( Mm- ill -"Baettifc PIONEER WATER n w an A" m m m mm . ir .--w i a asu .m Southeast Corner of Sacsomi and Commercial Streets, opposite the SL Sicholas Hotel, Sua Francisco. Dr. BOURNE. Water Cure Physician, Having every fa-ility Tor the scientific ndminfc-tration or rational, and nwst emeaciotw mode or curing diseases, to luvalids, in either acute or chronic stages of suffering, and especially to those laboring under the RUINOUS EFFECTS OF CAMOMEL. and Drug treatment generally. There are no nauseocs or poisonous medicines to any whatever, cor bleed, cup ort.cecb; so it is not only t In Chronic or acute Rheumatism, Irtarrha-a. and Smi.il disorders in fact, in all cases, tbe A I r.K 1 1 Kt is of l stgi A VALl t- A pply persi-.nally , or address by letter, as above. Office hours 10 A. M ., to 1 P. M-, and after 7 P. M. tB. PARTICULAR y O T I C E ."C Tlie ' Russian."' Digcer Indian ! Turkish, or Egvidian with all their EVIL CONSEyCENCES to Weak Luups. Palpitating Hearts, and debilitated Digotive and Nu tritive organs, sre NOT Water t'nre. and bear no more relation to that glorious system than doesa horse to a red herring, uotwitlutanding all the fale representations to that effect. Pr. BOURNE is the Pioneer and only Wa ter Cure Physician on the Pacific Coast, and is daily demonstrating his skill in bis art with the highest success curing those whom tlie medical fraternity bad placed almost beyond the confines of hope ; such being the general cnaracier oi tne rase demanding and receiving renei at and converted to thia wiser and better way. Dry Goods, )'y(f Yards brown sheeting, assorted; o r ij iioi yards bleached !heetitFS. assorted: I.) yas pro uniitng, as a leiiow Msnnel, VW yds Ticking, do 432t yds Prints. do 157? yd Alpacra, do Opera do Silk Warp Flannel, Imitation do da Sattinett and Jeans, Linen Ginghams, do Check, Oil Silk. Fancy Dress Silk, Wrought M;iliiia, Bonnet Ribbons, Velvet do Crape, Indies' Gauntlets, I2!Hi yds Jaconet cambrics, 1'rc.f Cambric, Paper do Moreen. Embossed Piano Covers, do Table do Drapery, assorted, Gingham, Red Flannel, Blue do White do Gent s do Comprising one of the best stocks of Dry Goods in Oregon. 22tf For sale by GRISWOLD CO. Hardware. 75 kegs Nails, aast'd. Cut Spike. Butt and Screws, Milt Files, Parker's Coffee Mills, Collins' Axes, Cnrrveombs, Waffle Irons. Drawing Knives, Shingle Shaves, Powder, Lead and Cap. GRISWOLD CO. Disu-onu an.. Spear A Jackson's Saws, Ioor 1v-k, Strap Hinges, -Gate do Sad Irons, I Jl thing Hatchet. Family Grindstones, 22tf ' - T. . 1 i v- : , . Groceries. AST Boston Syrup, A pples and reaches. Sugar, Spices. E Coffee, Tobacco, Green and Black Tea, Soap. I'-'tf GRTSWOLD A CO. EAD AND TURPENTINE, J Oil. Serm Oil. 2"tf Linseed Oil, Tanners GRISWOLD A CO. B OOTS AND SHOES 23 Cases, assorted. 2tf GRISWOLD ft CO. Stationery. BLCE ruled Cap Paper; White ruled Can Paper, Congress Letter Palter; Carson's wove Letter Paper. P. A S. blue laid do do: P. S. white laid do do: White Bath Gilt Letter Paper, Oillott's Pens, 30S, 404, 730; Blank Books, Slate and Pencils, Black and Red Ink. 22tf GRISWOLD ft CO. "1ROCKERY A Kill assortment. T'tr GRISWOTJ) CO. JRON- -All size. 22tf GRISWOLD A CO. "ILOTHING 111 pairs Pants, assorted: 150 Coats. V as.-4'd; IjO Vests, asst'd: Pants and Drawers. In all, a full assortment of Gent's Furnishing (ioods. 82tf GRISWOLD ft CO. Tlie Laws of Oregon. THE OREGON STATUTES, 1855, being a large vol ume or 650 pages, with complete index, annota tion. and references, comprising all the laws in force in the Territory, inclusive of those passed at last session or the I-etrislative Assembly, are for sale at tlu office of tbe Mtntestnan, at nve aouars per copy, me work isex-al ecu ted In the best manner, bound in law style, and is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a like work can he bought in any State iu the Union, and at the lowest figure they can be afforded Tor here. The price places them witmn tne reacn oi an who aesire tne laws tbey live under. Orders by mail accompanied with the cash, filled by return mail. It is the last code of laws that will probably be published in Oregon, for many years. In addition to the enactments of the Legislative Assem bly, the volume contains the Declaration or Indepen dence, Constitution or the United States, Treaties with Great Britain relating to Oregon, Ordinance or 1787. in force in Oregon, Donatio- sw and all amendments, and full abstract of United otates Naturalization Laws. Final Proof and Notification BlanKs. TUST PRINTED, a large quantity of Finnl Proof tl Blanks, and a small lot of Notifications, both from the latest forms. Orders by mail or otherwise filled. The cash must accompany the order or the blanks will not he sent. Prices Final Proof, (full set) tli 00 per hundred, $1 00 per dozeu. Notification, 10 00 per hundred, tl SO per doaen. ' STATESMAN OFFICE. Sulem, April 8, 1856. Salem Market. THE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in the center or the town, is happy to inform tbe pub lic thiit he keeps constantly on nana a supply or an tne varieties of meats, fresh and pickled. He also has the varioua kind of vegetables in their season. Beef will be sold a follows: Fore quarters, 6 cents per lb., hind quarter 10 cents; and if you want a choice piece, I shall charge yon a bit a pound. All kindsof farmer's produce and grain received in exchange for meat. THOMAS CROSS. Salem. July 7, 1856: 17tf If Thomas F. A, Spence, Wno came to Oregon in the summer of 1853 from Missouri, is in Oregon he will hear of something to his advantage by calling or sending to this office. Btmpaiu Blank Deeds. ANEW lot, just printed, from a form prepared by aha ..C tk. JiuIm. of tlie KnntMiM rVtnrt. snt for sale at the Statesman Office, at is per hundred. AUgUSt 19, lOOO. CAND1.KS, Soap, Btarch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at 9 Wi K- SMITH & 0Q."8. Opposite tbe St. Kienolas Hotel, Sai Franeiseo, and Airue. Intermittent and other Fevers. Jaundice. Dis THE E YE . tbe motto ot lr. BOI. KJNE. CURE INSTITUTE, Water Treatment, offers tbe advantages or this natural, swallow or pay ror, as Dr. BOURNE does not administer lite BlvStl but t Hfc Arts 1 system ror restoration to health. 1 iypc pi-ia, FeTer and Ague. Isthmus Fever, ALL nervous '-Steam Baths,' the invention of barbaric minds 1:1$ nan as. i-ri inem continue to come and be tifc.Ai.i-.il 3.1 m 3 Pest Office Department. Washisgtox. D. C-. March 5. 1856. Newspapers throughout the United States will render a service, in our opinion, to person haying correspon dent in the racific region by giving a conspicuous place to the subjoined circular in their respective col umns. JOHN B. WELLER, Senate of the IT. S. from California. J. W. DENVER. House of Reps. U. S-, from CaL P. T. HERBERT, Hoose of Rep, of XJ. S-, from CaL JOSEPH LANE, Del. from Oregon Ter., H. K U. S. J. PATTOX ANDERSON, Del. from Wash. Ter., H. R-, U. S. To Pereone mailing Letter for California and the Trrritorie of Oregon and W tshingUm Thousands of letters sent to the Pacific coast become dead letters. To remedy this evil, tbe Post Office Department, under tbe authority of Congress, has adopted, as an auxiliary to it operations, the following plan for simultaneously publishing at each and every post office in tbe Pacific region, in a list called tbe Pacific Mail List," the names of persons to whom letters have been sent by mail to post offices in California and the Territories of Oregon and asbmgton. By this system a letter may be sent to any post office in the Pacific region for a per son whose location is nnknown save the mere fact that he is juaiiu hu t in California or tbe Territories of Ore- gnn and Washington: vet. if the letter be published in the " Pacific Mail List, ' its ultimate reception by the person ror whom it is intended will be rendered highly probable. To enable those who may desire to extend to their Pacific correspondent tbe advantages thus of fered, tbe following illustration is given: Nnpike it is wished to send to the Sacramento post office a letter for George Wilson, who emigrated to Cal ifornia irom 1'iKe county. Missouri, bnt it is reared that he may have changed bis location, and hence may not receive the letter. In this case direct the letter to George llson. (late or Pike county. Missouri . Sacra mento, California. Then, in order to publish the letter iu the " Pacific Mail List," copy the address of the let ter upon a piece of paper or card, and enclose the card, together with a three-cent postage stamp, in an envel ojs? to the " Pacific Mail List," New York. Deposite tne letter, a mM, in trie mail tor (.alitorma, and at tbe same time drop tbe envelope, containing the card to puNifh the letter, in the mail for New York. From the address on the card thus received at the Jfew xork post office, the name, George Wilson, will be entered in its appropriate place in the " Pacific Mail List," which list is printed and sent by each mail to each and every post master in California and the Territories of Oregon and Washington, and by them posted in a conspicuous place in their respective, office. The list being thus distribu ted over the entire Pacifiic region, George Wilson may at once learn from it that a letter for him has been sent to the Sacramento post office. No person of a similar name will receive the letter, ror the address on it points out that it is intended for George Wilson, late of Pike county, Missouri. Thus suuiu letters will be received that would otherwise be transmitted to the dead-tetter office The envelopes containing the advertising cards, sent to the " Pacific Mail List," New York, pay postage like ordinary mail matter, and anuf be prepaid. The ad dresses of letters copies on tbe pieces of paper or cards slutuld be written in a plain and distinct ntanner. Tbe three-cent postage stamps enclosed ia the envelopes de " ;ctu.-rwi (nuinvAm, um kuhin bt the cards, but simply enclosed with them. In the absence of postage stamps, three-cent coins may be substituted. It is believed tbat this circular has been drawn up so explicitly as to require no explanations; bnt should this prove not to be tbe case, postmasters win lake notice that all interrogatories must be addressed to the ' Pa cific Mail List." New York, and not to tbe department. The first of this series of lists will accompany the man oi nay oui, ana wui oe lorwsraea oy eacn suc ceeding, mad. OLIVER EVANS WOODS. Post Okfici Department, March 5, 185. Mr. Woods has my authority to put bis plan , as above, in operation; but no responsibility is assumed by the department; and all correspondence in regard to thi arrangement must be addressed to tlie " Pacific Mail List," New York. That the public may avail itself of the advantage thus offered, postmasters are requested to give the circular a conspicuous place in their respective offices. JAMES CAMPBELL. 14rat r osunaster General. Paper Hangings nnd Carpets. TTJST RECEIVED Per late arrivals, by FRANK J BAKER, 110 and HI Clay street $00 cases paper hangings, French and American, every variety; 6000 roll's French and American borders; 300 ps tapestry velvet carpet; 625 ps tapestry bnuaels carpet; 230 ps three-ply carpet; 300 ps snpertine Ingrain carpets; r0 ps cotton and wool carpets; 350 pa extra fine Ingrain carpets; IK ps stair carpets assorted; 975 pa Bay State Druggets; 800 pa oil cloths, assorted;. Its ps silk damask and broca telle; 300 ps cotton and wonted damask; 4000 pair window shades; 375 pair lace curtain; 750 pair muslin curtains; 8000 cornices and curtain bands; 325 doaen matts, assorted; stair rods, table covers, gimps, fringes, Ac Wholsal and retail, by FRANK BAKER. 110 and 112 CUy street. 29m3 San Francisco. DR. GTJYSOTTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSAR SAPARILLA and YELLOW DOCK, at 9 W.K. SMITH 4 GO'S. Sto-ce and Tin Ware Establishment. JSTR A NG respectfully notifies the citizens of Salem , and public generally tbat he keep on hand in his new building. Main st., every pattern of Cooking. Parlor , Hall, and Office STOVES a general assortment of TIN WARE, of every description and all articles usually found in a tin shop and store, all of which w i be sold as cheap as at any other establishment i.;h Territory. Ail orders for jobbing promptly attended to. tf J. STRANG. Allan tt. Lietris, . w HOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORB. GON TERRITORY. Geo. Abrrnftiiy k Co., ERCHANTS, OREGON CITY, OREGON TSK RiToTir. tr M AbrrnclhT, Clark i To., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING M ERCHANTS, San Francisco, Cal., will attend to selling Oregon ftroduce, and fill orders ror Goods, Groceries, Ac. at tbe owest rate. The patronage or the people or Oregon is respect i uuy sniicitcu. August 1, 1S55. 21tf Allan, McK inlay, & Co., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, an Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods. Gro ceries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T. liec. 20, isai. 40yl Water Rams, FIR SALE Two water rams, with lead pipe and Ox tures complete. JAMES STRANG. Salem, March 10th, 1856. Itf- AUan, McKinlay , & Co., HAVE just received a stock of New Goods, and would invite all those who wish to procure GOOD articles at reasonable prices, to call and see them. They consist in part of the following: Grindstone, Canal and Wheel Barrows, Grain Cradles, Fancy Brooms, Grass Scytbes and bmuns, 1'lam do Brush do do Assorted Colored Pails, Tl - . 1 T 16 so Harrows, 23 teeth Garden Rakes, . . . Zinc Washboards. Blacksmith's Bellows, Cross-cut Saws, 7 ft do Sft Vill Saws. 7 ft Hair Mattresses, double, - do single, Hair Bolsters, double, do single. Sperm Candles, Adamantine do.. Grape brand Tobacco, do Hoes, do Spades. Polished Shovels, Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Chums, Window Glass 8 by 10 do 10 by 12 do 7 by 9 Window Sashes 8 bv 10 do 10 by 12 Ox Bows and Tokes. uicae no do Blankets, Baute. Lindseys, Sheetings. Ticks, AcAc. We keep constantly on hand a large supply of GRO CERIES, CLOTHING, HARD WAKE, and many arti cle too numerous to mention. . . -AIXA2T. M"KrXLAY4CO. Oregon City.. 21tf JVe w York Lug Institute. NO. 6. Bond St., New York, under the Medical charge of GUILFORD D. SANBORN, M. D. Established for the exclusive treatment of diseases of Longs and Throat, by the Inhalation of Cold Medical Vapors. The attention of consumptive invalids is called to the system of medical treatment introduced at this institution, acd now being employed in the cnre and relief of tbe various diseases of tbe Lungs and Throat, and also to tbe suc cess attending it. During the past two years nearly two thousand eases of Consumption in its diCerent stages have been treated with the most successful results, a fact that claims for the method here employed your candid consideration. The system of medical treatment presented you. con sists essentially in the introduction of medicated vapors into tbe Lungs, while no medicines are -given into the stomach, that organ being reserved for Food, and out Phvsic The only method heretofore employed for the cure ef pulmonary diseases, has been directly the reverse of thi, medicines being introduced into the stomach, and not into the lungs. By this treatment Commmption has t-t been cured, nor its mortality lessened : and it hi now r ing abandoned by many prominent medical men in this country and in Europe. It cannot be denied that the eld practice is false in theory and fatal in its effects, and that any consumptive person will live longer and suffer leas by ducardiag it altogether. The various medicinal Vapor here used, are adminis tered by means of a flue sponge, moistened with tbe li quid, to be inhaled and placed in a small glass globe, with an elastic tube attached, andthe air drawn through, the sponge enters tbe Lungs at tbe natural temperature, charged with tbe vapor used. Theinhaler ia coamient and the method differs widely from the old plan of inha hng medicines from hot water, which was years ainsoj thrown aside by its advocates, as worthless. Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. Ac are each treat ed by remediesappropriate to the character aadstage ef tbe disease as it appears. Diseases of the Throat and Catarrh arecaeirv cured by local applications, made by means of Sbowertrg (.Silver) Syringes, which I have invented, and which can be nse by patients with ease and safety. By this treatment, which is now being adopted by ma ny pjysieians in different parts or the country, aad by them acknowledged to be the only correct method mf treating diseases of the Longs, many permanent cure of Consumption have been effected, and in every instance marked benefit has been derived. To the consumptive invalid, this system offers the only chance of cure ; and . it will seldom dissappoint the most sanguine hones, it faithfully tried. It is better that invalids be seen, and examined person ally, but when they cannot bear tbe fatigue and expense o fa visit to the city, by writing a history of their disease from its commencement, giving age.sex'oecupntton. Ae. they can be treated by tbe same plan and remedies, m if under personal care. Patients thus treated, are charg ed $15 per month for all necessary remedies and weekly advice, paid invariably in advance, or upon delivery by express. For examination of Lungs, $5. 6. D. SANBORN, M. D., r No. 6 Bond st.. N. Y. X.B- Physicians, by sending their name and address, will have sent them a pamphlet, describing more full y thi system of inhalation, and the remedies nsed. 2tf Wool Carding. ALL persons having wool to card wiTJ do weTI to p tronize B. Smith's Carding Machine, at Silverton. in Marion Connty. Wool left with James Strang, in Sa lem, will be received, and the rolls will also be delivered at the same place. Price ef carding, 12 cents per Ih. JJtUr ORD SMITH. Jnne 17. 1S56. ntf 1AX receipt blanks for sale at the Statesman office. . at tl per hundred. TOUNTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at the O STATESMAN OFFICK. Take Notice. NOW offered for sale at the store of the undersignei 100 crates Crockery. ' 13.00 lbs. White Sugar. 12500 lbs. superior Brown Sugar, 1800 lbs. S. 1. Sugar, in kegs, 100 kegs Syrup, 100 boxes Soap, 25 bags Coffee, 10 cases pride union Tobacco, 100 doa. wool Socks, 1500 yds. Prints. Son damaged. 400 pieces silk Handkerchief, 50 boxes Saleratus, 1 case Honey, 100 boxes Tea. very cheap, 300 yds. low price Linaey, 130 yds. Carpet, 200 yds. Merinos, 10 bales Gunney, 40000 lbs. Liverpool Salt. G. ABERNETHT, CO. Oregon City Oct. 1.1856. 30tf Statesman Book and Job OsBee. WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book printing north of California, and an extensive as sortment of Jobbing Matkkial of every kind; and, with master workmen, are prepared to execute promptly, and in a workman-like manner, all orders in the above de partments, such as Books. Blanx Chicks, Nones or Hand. Ordcr Books. iSntAMBOT Bills. Stsasro't Cards'. Bills op Lahm, Certificatm. Show Bills, Chkck Books, Bl'k Reckots, Pamhthlkts, Haxtii.ui, Bill Tickets, Circtlau. Invitations. Business Cauds, Bilt.hr ads. Concert Bills, Pkorramyks, Address Cards, iirafts. Blanks or all Knrna. Ac. Ac. Ac. ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS, iUaw of Newspapers. 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the. contrary, are considered as wishing to continue the is subscription. 2. If subscribers order papers discontinued, Publishera may continue to send them till all charges are paid. i. ii suDscnrjers neglect or re rase to take their paper from the office or place to which they are sent, they are held responsible uutil they settle their bill and give ns tice to discontinue them. 4. If subscribers move to other places without informing the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former dire tion, they are held responsible. 5. The courts have decided that refusing to take a pa-, per or periodical from the office, or removing and ferny-, ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentions, fraud. mw Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfillment of the regulations requiring them to notify Publisher, once in three months, of papers not taken frsia that office by aobscfibcra. 1 3' )