The Oregon statesman., December 30, 1856, Page 4, Image 4

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DR.J.U CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute, Armory Hall, corner or Sacramento and
Montgomery sts., Sam Francisco, Calirornia. Establish
ed for the Permanent core of all Private and Chronic
I Harases, and the unrmressinn of qnarkery.
lr.J.UC2APKAV,Liteinthc Hungarian Revolu
tionary War, Chief Phvsician in the JUth Regiment of
II inveds.chief surgeon to the military hospitaVat Festh,
Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Or
leans and Disease of Women and Children, wonld most
respectfully inform tlie public of Oregon and California
that he hx opened an Institute for the enre of Chronic
Disease of the lungs, liver, kidnevs, heart.blood, brain
and the horrid ronsrrpiences ot seff -abase, and he hope
that his Ions experience and successful practice of ma
ny years, trill insure him a share of public patronage.
By the practice of rainy yeara in Europe and the Uni
ted State j. and d trinjr the Hungarian war and cam
saigns. he U enabled to apply the most efficient and
auccessfiil remedies againt disease of all kinds. He
nses no Mercury charges moderate treat hU patient
in a correct and h-morable way has references of un
questionable reracity from men of known respectabili
ty and high standing in society. All parties consulting
him by letter, or otacrwi-, will receive the best and
gentlest treatment, and implicit KCTecy. The Dr.'s
offices are at Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and
M oatg imery sts-, San Francisco. California. J'raJ
OPBRMATORRHiEA OR LOCAL WEAKXES3.
O Dr. L. J. Cxapkay would call pnhlic attention to
apermatorrha or local weakness. There Is not in the
rstaloTn of human maladies one more to be depreca
ted than this, aa well because of present distress, a the
ultimate remits. Tnc twie of the system under its in
fluence U either impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
his of svmotoms sanerinditced that nntits man for the
performance of any of the ordinary duties of life. The
injuries done to the physical part of man ia truly la
mentable, but timing wnca comnareu to innsc u v.ie
nnsnrinm. the rreat nervous renter, and to the ner
vous system generally. ThU disease, which is to often
eo-isenne-it upon that solitary vice, self-abase. Involves
patVilogiral conditions berond the comprehension of
she uninitiated, bnt which are well understated by the reg
ular practitioner. Among the symptoms most eonspie-
nnns are tne roinwingt iyive m soninue. icrra
business aid society, distressing timidity, nerrons ex
citement fr m slight causes, loss of memory, confusion
of ideas, fnabilitv t reason correctly, low spirits and
lassitude, dullness of apprehension and misanthropv.
These being fm-ti.raal derangement, nre often the har
bingers of horrid organic lesions of the brain, which
produce fatnity, dementia ana ueatn.
For the cure of this and all kindred disease. Dr.
Cxapkay has established his Institute, where all may
rely with perfect confidence upon that skill which long
evoerience and thTroujh devotion to his profession has
erven.
Those who snffer should ran or write without delay
and use the means by whivh they miy recuperate and
tire.
All eiasnlUUoa, letter or otherwiev free. Ad
dress to 1K- U. . I7..VI-M1 ,
Medical Institute. Armory Hall.
. . Cor. Sacramento and Montgomery sts..
55m3 San Francisco. Cal.
SECRET DISEASES. DR. U J. CZAPKAY'S EX
trairdinary success in the treatment of secret dis
eases in the primary and other stages, induce him to
call pablic attention to the fact tliat of the irreat num
bers who have made dailv application to him, there is
not one who has not been effectually and permanently
cared. In recent cases of private diseases, tlie lb-, guar
anties a perfect cure in a few davs without hindrance
to Imsincsa or other inconvenience. The Dr.'s method
f treating these n-aladies. combines tlie improvements
made by the medical faculty with discoveries of his
owa that are unknown to any one else, and which, when
applied, preveat the possibility of evil alter consequen
ces. Secondary syphitis, which is so detractive of health.
producing nleerauorts 01 me urni, aesimyin; ine s-wi
parts, and leaving the bones exposed, which m wtify.
f . i ,ir..r nn.t
horribly, as well as impairing bis general health, and
nre 'soosinr to consnmDtion. the Dr. treats in the most
certain and efficient runner. Also, painful swellings
npon the bone, di-S,mnng splotches upon lue ssin.
sores, pimples, and all other consequences of private
diseases he frmranties to cure or a--ks no compensation.
IV. C would esoeriallv cnll the attention of th we who
have failed to obtain relief frm others, many of whom
he has already cured, and many are still nmler treat
ment. The Dr. maes no rhirrre for eonsnltation. and
invites all to call at his Institute : and he will (rive them
wich satisfaction as they can olttain nowhere else.
Those at a distance, by writing to the Dr., ran have
their cures properly atu-nded to. Offii-e. Xos. J and 4
Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
ts S.n Francisco, California. 2-mS
The Greatest Discorrrr of the An.
GRK AT Blessings to Mankind! Innocent but Ptent!
DB-CZAPKAV'S PanrHiLACTrti-a, (seir-d'infec-tin
a?ent.) a snre preventive apaint secret dloeases.
and au uasarpad remedy for scrofulous. ff-inremts
and cancerous nicer, and all cotanons eruptions and dis
eases. For sale at Ds. Cxarsar's Oifi-e, Arm ry Hall,
corner of Sacrament ) and Montgomery ts.. ian Fran
cisco, CaL As inoculation is preventive a?ain-t small
pox, so is Dr. Czapkay's Prophilai-ticum a preventive
av?ain.-t secret disease. That they can prevented by
proper arents, is as well an established faet as that tliev
can be cured after their establishment. This principle,
which is now universally recosmized. was received even
before the davs of Jenner, the discoverer of vaccination,
in 175, and its multiplied benefits ever sinee have re
ceived as they deserved, the attention of toe Medical
faculty. It was in pursuit of this branch of the medical
science that Dr. L. J. Czapkay-fortnnatrfy made the dis
covery of his Prophvlacticum, whi'-h. for the ranceroos
and cutanous disorders, stands unrivalled by any azent
la the Pharraacopora, The modm operandi at this med
icine is explained npon the hypothesis that secret poisins
possess chemical properties which ar neutralized by
beins brooght in contwt with this pmphyiatic, as acids
are known to neutralize alkalies, destroying entirely
thrir original properties, and rendering them inert.
The effect of this areut is immediate, and removes the
possibility of a contra.rti-n of disease. If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful in nentralizin.s
the poisonous secretions, which by absorption, produce
the consequences known as secondary di-ease. In can
cerous and ganerons ulcers, in fetil discharges and in
cntaaons diseases where the secretions are cx-toriatins.
it acts npon the same principle and Is one of the most
effectual remedies for the purpose now known. Where
disease is once established it should te nsed in connec
tion with other remedies, and when so used never fails
of success. It has been administered by the Doctor in
many thousand caes. and he has yet to find the first
in which it has failed to subserve the purpose for which
it was administered. Price, Full directions are at
tached to each package.
X. B. In eases where the Prophylaticnm is used as
curative. Dr. L. J. Czapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood purifier.
All communications from the country, addressed only
o Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal., will be
strictly and confidentially attended to. and remedies,
with the greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis
patched by express or otherwise to their destination.
L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.
IDmJ San Francisco, Cal.
To the Ladies or Orwjos and California. L. J.
Czafeat, M- D-, physician snrgeon and aeconc-her, in
vites the attention of the sick and afflicted females la
boring under any of the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb. Wood, kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar to their aex. The !oe
tor is effecting more permanent cures than any other
physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacy
prevent yon. but apply immediately, and save yourself
from painful suffering and premature death. All mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other cirenmstances
do not allow to have an increase- in their families should
write or call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medical Institute,
Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctor's Offices are so arranged that he ran
he coasnlted without molestation. 3Wm3
KT'Tbe attention of the readers is called to the foi
owiog: A lady of high standing in society and respectabilitv,
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday lHspatch,
Beptember 14. 1851, which is as follows:
A Card The undersigned feels it her duty to express
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Czapkay, for tlie success
ful cure of herself and child. The latter having been
afflicted by a severe attack of '-Cholera Infantum," was
given up as incurable by some of the most celebrated
physicians, when she called on Dr. Cxapkay, of whom
he heard very favorable report, and who, alter a short
period, restored the child to perfect health. Encour
jiged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice
herself, for the scrofulons malady, with which she bad
heen afflicted for eight years, and which withstood tlie
treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri
ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording ber
neronnent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which,
for eight years had lost all charms for her. She, there
fore deems it doe to herself and to all sick and afflicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay. as one of toe most skillful
rjhvsiciaos within the United Suites.
v 3 Mrs. CAROLINE CRAY,
Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia.
A. Gi-ajser, Notary Public. 126, 7th street.
Tlie following is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August Cth. 1S.S4:
A Skilmtx Phtsiciam. Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
opened an office at So. 16 Pleasant street in this city.
Tr. C is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under the
patronage of Kossuth. He combines with a finished
education and the most refined and agreeable manners,
-the most extensive scientific abilities and skill in bis
profe-sion, and we feel mnch pleasure in recommending
him to our citizens as a physician and a gentleman.
0T Czapkay has spent some time in Philadelphia where
be won the confidence and friendship of those who be
came acquainted with him- Among his friends in Phil
adelphia are gentlemen or the highest respectability,
with whom we are personally aconainted. lie hrd an
extensive practice in Hungary before the Austrian and
Russians compelled him to leave it for being found
guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope he will receive
that patronage due a man or so eminent capacity.
The aove are only a few of the many testimonials
which Dr. Czapkay has in his possession, but cannot
pnblUh for want of space. All communications, (by
letter or otherwise.) free.
Persons ocirtn prompt attention, and who wish
to avoid the delav of corresnonding. can have immedi
ate attention by sending ten dollars as consultation fee,
sua can nave medicine forwarded. Address to
L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.
Medical Institute, Armory Hall.
Corner Sacramento and Mongomery streets,
29ui3 San Francisco.
SPERMATORRHEA, or Local Weakness, nervous de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and bark, ludi-powition, loss of memory, aversion to so
ciety, love of solitude, timidity, srlf-distrust, dizziness,
headache, pains in the side, affection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are
cured without fail bv the jnstly celebrated physician and
surgeon, L. J. Cxapkay. His method of coring diseases
is new (unknown to ot tiers) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, b. J. v A r K A 1 , M. l.,
. I!hn3 . San Francisco, Cal.
Citizens' Line of Steamers t
- . -.T a. PORTLAND.. .Capt. Mt RRAT,
ENTERPRISE- Capt. Jamikson.. .
. . . Will run in connection ; the I'ortt.aso'' leaving
PORTLAND FOR OREGON CITr, DAILY, (SUN
DAYS EXCEPTED.) AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
. .The " ENTERPRISE' makinar Sni-WcrtLr trim
to CORYALLIS. leaving
CANEMAH OS MONDAYS, AT 8 O'CLOCK. A.M.,
A.M) THUILSUA1H, AT 2 U CLUCK, I . M.
Mr All freight for the above line will be receinted for
m iiuyi n uan-Doa, roruana.
ALEXANDERS. MURRAY.
ARCHIBALD J AMIESON.
February 19th, 18S. 49tf
Advertisements Never Pnld For.
ItTE have on our advertising bonk, charges for Ad
V V niinistratnr's notices. Attachment notices. Estrnv
notices. Divorce notices, ami all kinds of transient ad
vertising, against almost everybodv. strong all along
from March. 185 to March 1S51. Also some charges
for job work. We are anxious to settle np all these ac
counts, at least to Jan. 1st, IV6, and earnestly urge all
who know themselves to be indebted, to send the
amount o( fiUMg hurt tliey owe, by mail, at oar risk. If
any earn t pay, send ns word to that effect, and we'll
strike off the charge. If an v don't intend to rmv. send
ns word to that effect, and we will trv to make yon.
Some of the bills which we know to be good, we shall
send to attornrvs for collection, bv suit or otherwise, if
not paid before long. We want to get the names off
our dook somenow. tor we nave become tired or seeing
them especially those that have been there from two
tonve years. z smJiA. UffllE.
Dentistry.
. J. R. CARDWELL. Dental Snrgeon
TiR.
A J Corvallis, will practice in his profes
sion, at C'cnallis. Eugrnt Ctf. H mchr-
ter, Srotttburg. and JacksonnJtr. Skill, nniiiestionable
charges, respectable; work, warranted. Teeth examin
ed. and advice given Tree or cliarge.
Due notice given of change of office.
April 2t. 1S55. Ttf
Slap of Oregon and Washington.
THE undersigned, being engaged in compiling a Map
of Oregon and Washington Territories, for publica
tion, is desirous of obtaining all possible information as
tc- the lc ration of Mills. Post-offices, Ac. together with
toy sketches of the country outside of the Government
nu-vey thit may le deeniid reliable. Communication
will oblige adilressed "Josum W. Tritvh. 1hvim
CUth "tf JXO. B. PRESTON.
IV ow Receiving
THE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
sale low.
50 gross matches ;
1 0 kegs of svnis ;
5 hi. bbls. N. O. sngar ;
10 bbls. crushed sugar ;
50 boxes candles ;
10 bbls. vinegar ;
SO cases tea ;
. IS d z. brooms ;
2rt dr. bucket :
I cases men's fine calf boots ;
5 " " calf brogans ;
1 " " fpmt
3 boys' bmgan ;
3 youths' calf brogans ;
1 " women's Morocco boots ;
J imitation boots ;
3 " Misses' boots;
175 pairs children's shoes ;
12 straw cotters ;
!4 grain cradles ;
1 reaper ;
1 two horse thresher ;
CEO. ABERXETHY 4 CO.
Oregon City, June 1 . 1 AS. 1 3tf.
Dr. E. S. Cooprr't Eye and tar Infirmary
DR. COOPER was introduced to our acquaintance a
few months ago. by letters from eminent men in the
State of Ohio and Illinois, as a gentleman of high repu
tation and established surgical skill. Since his arrival
he has opened an Eye, Ear and Orthoptedie Inrirmarv.
in this city, where the patients can have comfortable
rooms and the benefit of his skillful attention. The fol
lowing complimentary notice of his departure from his
home, in Illinois, we find in the Peoria (III) detest
We learn that our townsman and distinguished young
surgeon. Dr. K. S. Cooper, starts this morning to Europe,
preirar-itory to settling in an Francisco, which he has
doided t make his permanent home. We know of no
one in his profession more worthv than Ir. Cooper of
the high reput it ion be has established for surgical skill
during his residence anong ns.
For the last two years his infirmary and OrthopaMy
have lieen crowded" with pntients from various parts of
this and adj.uning States, and the constant increase of
tlieir number is the best evidence of the Ir "a success in
his treatment of them. We congratulate our friends of
Oregon and California, upon the prospect of receiving
a surgeon of such abilities, f.r when we say that his
untiring energy and fixed determination to he second to
none in his profession, together with his exclusive devo
tion to the attainmeirr of a single object, are the cer
tain preludes of future greatness, if he lives, we only
give utterance to the private opinion of nearly every
thinking man in the community ; for however little his
retiring manners and unsociable habits are calculated
to secure feelings of personal interest in his favor, such
concentration of effirt and unceasing industry, always
have been and always will be attended with "abundant
success. He has our best wishes for his prosperity and
happiness. Aha Vol. 25m3
For Cheap Bargains
GO to the store of Philip Cohen (at the old stand of
V. A p. Cohen) where he has received the cheapest
ami bestsselected stock of staple and fancy dry goods,
hoots and shoes, bats and caps, ready-made clothing,
groceries and provisions, and will sell them lower than
any other st ire in Salem.
l-adies dress goods, all styles, consisting of bonnets,
flowers, ribbons, dress trimmings, silks, velvets, lawns,
bareges, tissues, ginghams and calicoes.
In bis clothing department can be found all styles or
coats, pants, vests, Ac, from the cheapest linen'to the
finest broadcloth.
His stock of tioots and shoes, both for ladies and gen
tlemen is complete.
Groceries, a large assortment, consisting of sugars,
tea. coffee, soap, candles, tobacco, spices, salt, Ac.
Please call and satisfy yourself before purchasing
elsewhere.
-2 Wheat. oats, butter, eggs and other farmers pro
duce taken in exchange at the highest market prices.
PHILIP COHEN.
Palem. April 24. 145S Ttf
111 Person
HAVING purchasing agents receipts or claims
against the Commissary's Department, or against
that department while performing Ouartersmaster's du
ties in Middle or Southern Oregon, who have not receiv
ed a proper voucher for the same will please forward to
this office witVmt delay a bill of the articles sold to the
government with a certificate at the bottom of the hill
that the same is just and correct, with the name of the
party selling appended to the certificate and bill, in
closing at tia same time tlie same time the purchasing
agent's receipt for the same, or otherwise the claims
may not be presented to the Commissioners Tor adjust
ment and the parties interested lose the same.
M.M.McCAKVER, Contstiator Grn l, O. T.
Commissary Ukn'is Office, 34 tf
Salem. Oct. 27, 185. ( ,
Just Received,
BY Barque Metropolis, and steamer Columbia, from
San Francisco :
2,000 llm Rio Coffee,
20 boxes Ad. Candles,
10 bair bbls Dried Apples,
20 Cases Claret,
10 doz. Baltimore fresh Oysters,
2,000 lbs China No. 1 Sugar,
10 cases old cheese,
10 doz. Brooms.
To arrive, (expected daily) per Nahnrakeag, Chas.
Devens, Ac
2,000 ihs China No. 1 Sugar,
2.000 Rio Offee,
5 cases Tobacco,
10 bbls N. O. Sugar.
3 doz. 3 hooped Pails,
20 boxes Ad. Candles,
40 gals Raw Ijnseed Oil,
25 Kegs Boston Syrup H galls each,
20 hir bbls Sandwich Island Syrup,
5 bbls Sperm and Polar Oil,
10 doz. Sporting Powder,
2 Cases Honey 2 lb cans,
10 doz. Tomato Catsup,
10 doz. Pie Emits,
2 cases Preserved Ginger,
25 cases O. Hyson, Y. Hyson Imp. and Gun
Powder Teas,
10 boxes Gerkins,
10 kegs Pickled Cucumber 5 gals each,
1,000 lbs Nuts Soft Shelled Almonds Eng. Wal
nuts and Filberts,
10 cases Spices.
10 Tons Iron, all sizes, including hoop iron,
All for sale for cash or Prodnre.
24tf JOSEPH N. PRESCOTT.
Notice.
THE Commissary's Office at Portland will be closed
in a few days, and the papers and books of the of
fice sent to the Commissary General's Office, at Salem;
at which place fur the future, accounts against the
Commissary's Department for the Northern or Southern
war of Oregon, will be sent for adjustment. And all
persons or officers having claims or accounts to settle
with or against said Department, will please forward
tbein to that place for adjustment, without delay; as I
desire to be prepared at as early a period as possible, to
make my final report oi me late war to tne tiovernor.
and
gon.
i close the office for the last or present war in Ore
M. M.McCAKVEU, Com'y Geo'l.
l ii a v wi a Ark L. -,..
Portland, 0. T., Aug. 29th, 1856.
26tf
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RUGS, Medicii es, Paints, Oils, and Dvestuffs, at
n.fc.b,nirUQD.7s,
tier's Pclroleam, or Bock Oil,
CELEBRATED for its wonderful Curative Powers.
A Natural Rrmrdu. nroriired from a well in Al
leghany Co., Pa., four hundred feet ls-low the earth's
surface. Put np and sold by SAMUEL M. KIER, Canal
uawn, jscvemn Mtrcei, nitsburgn, pa.
i ne ncaitnrui balm rrom X utiire's secret spring.
The bloom of health and lite to man will bring ;
As from her depths the magic liquid flows.
To calm our sufferings and assange our woes.
The Petroleum has been fullv tested. It was ulaced
before the public as remedy of wonderful efficacy.
Every one not acquainted with Its virtues, doubted its
healing properties. The cry or humbug was raised
against it. It had some friends thoe that were cured
through its wonderful agency. These spoke out In its
favor. The lame. throiiL'h" its instrumcntalitr. were
litndc to walk the blind, tu see. Those who hail suffer
ed for years under the torturing pains of Rlieiimatism,
Gont, Neuralgia, were restored to health nnd usefulness.
tseveral who were blind have lieen made to see. the evi
dence of which will le placed before you. It you still
have doubts, go and ask those who have been cured !
Some of them live in our midst, and ran answer for
themnelves. In writing about a medicine, we are aware
that we should write Truth that we should make no
statements that cannot be proved. We have the wit
nesses: rrowdsof them, who will testify in terms strong-
er than we ran write them, to the cflicarv of this reme
dy; who will testify that the Petroleum has done for
them what no medicine ever could before : cases that
were pronounced hopeless, and beyond the reach of re
mediate means: rases abandoned 1v iihvsicinns of nn
questioned celebrity, have !cn made to exclaim. " this
Is the most wonderful remedy ever discovered !'' We
will lay before you the certificates of some of the most
remarkable cases ; to give them all. would require more
space than would be allowed by this circular. Since
the Introduction of the Petroleum, many physicians
nave been convinced or its efficacy, and now recommend
it in their practice : and we have no doubt that it will
stand at the head of the lict or valuable remedies. If
the physicians do not recommend it. the people will
nave i ui mcniscivc - lor us iransceimoiii nower 10
heal trill and niuf liernmc known and appreciated :
when the voices of the cured sjieak out ; when the cures
themselves stand out in lld relief, and when he who
for years has suffered with the tortures and pangs or an
immedicable lesion, that has lrn vhorteninir his davs.
and hastening him " to the narrow house appointed
Tor all the living." when he speaks out in its praise, who
wm dotibt It: llie Petroleum U a riatural Kerned v : it
Is put np as it flows rrom the Kwom or the earth, with
out any thing being added to or taken from it.
It gets its ingredients from the leds or substances
which passes over in its secret channel. Tliey are
blended together In such a form as to defy all human
competition. The Petroleum in this respect is like Min
eral Waters, whose virtues in most chronic diseases are
acknowledged, not only by plivsicians. Ixit bv the com
munity at large. These singtilur fluids flowing out of
the earth, impregnated with medicinal substances or
different prtiperties, and holding them in such complete
solution as to require the aid of Chemistry in order to
detect them, bears ample pror.f to the ract that they are
compounded by the master hand of Nature, for the alle
viation of human ntteriiig aud disease. If Petroleum is
met'icine at all, it is a g-wxl one. for Natuie never half
d-ies her work ; and that it is a medicine of uncinalcd
power, we have the nvist abundant testimony. It will
he nsrd when many of the new remedies now in vogue
will have been forjutten forever. It will continue to lie
used and applied as a remedy as long as man continues
to he afflicted with disease. That it will cure every dis
ease to which we are liable, we do not pretend ; bnt
that it will cure a great many diseases hitherto incura
ble, is a fact which is proven by the evidence in its fa
vor. Its discoveiy is a new" era in medicine, and
will Inure to the health and happiness of irmn.
RcnorrtA. Tlie Petroleum is a great medicine in
Scrofula and King's Evil, in all those diseases having
their origin in a depraved condition of the blood and
other fluids of the body. It will cure pains and enlarge
ments in the bones and joints, blotches, biles. Erysipe
las, pimples on the face, tetter, scald-head ring worm,
and the rations skin die-'s. It has cured numerous
eases of Rheumatism. Xenralgia. iut. Ac. Several
cases of Rheumatism of years' standing, have Isrrn en
tirely cured. A woman in FranRliu Co.. Pa., was
cored of rheumatic affection of seven years' standing;
the disease was so aggravated as to ronrtne her to bed
during the greater part of that time. She is now well
and considers lierself entirely restored.
MisoKLLANKors Dikkltions. No better remedy can
be r-und anywhere for bums and scalds, the pain
of which it immediately relieves, and restores the parts
and disposes them to heal.
Old Sores and I'leers will be removed by the daily ap
plication and administration or lvtroleuni.
Worms. In doses of fift.-en or twenty drops adminis
tered to children of two or three years old, or upwards,
two or three times daily, it will remove worms. It is a
certain remedy again-t Tape Worm and Ascarides
in grown persons, in wliich case the d'R-e must be a tea
spoonful. Bronchitis and Asthma can be relieved ky the Petro
leum. Tlie distressing cough, nilit sweats, and diffi
culty of breathing, are removed by its use iu a very short
time.
Fever and A rrte. The Petroleum has been ned in fe
ver and agne with complete suet-ess. It will be found a
certain and effc tive remedy in that troublesome and un
manageable disease. The dose in such cases is a tea
spoonful in any pleasant vehii le every three hours, in the
a'-ence of the fever.
Tooth-ache. A few drops dropped on cotton, and
placed in the cavity of tlie aching toth, will relieve it
immediatelv.
Croup. By saturating a flannel cMh with the Petro
leum and applying it to the nock and breast, it will giie
immediate relier.
It is also an invaluable remedy in the different forms of
Scarlet Fever to be used li-al!y. as in rases of crortp.
Neuralgia, in its varinns kinds, is cured by the free ap
plication alons tiie painful tract of nerve. " In that st-e-cies
of nenralgia dnnmiinated sp:nal irritation the Pe
troleum has given permanent relief, by rubbing with
it night and morning.
Cis-ns. For corns this remedy has been used with com
plete success; the plan of using it is to saturate a piece
of cotton with the Petroleum, and tie it upon the Corn.
The corn should be pared down every two or three days,
and the Petroleum applied outil" all the hardness
has been ainwhed.
Directions f,,r the internal and local administration
of the Petroleum. Diarrhoea. The dose in this disease
is a tea-spoonful every third hour nntil the purging
ceases. In old chronic eases.it will only be necessary to
take the medicine three times a day.
Piles. The mode of administration in Piles is to give
the Petroleum three times a day internally, and apply
twice a day externally, to the tumors. Where the Iiles
are of long standing and much hardened, a drachm of
Iodine may lie added to earh bottle, to be nsed as a local
application. When the Piles are internal the Petroleum
should be injected with a syringe into the re-tnm.
Deafness. Drop ten drops into the earat bed-time and
stop the ear with cotton or wool. The ear should be
syringed out with suds made of castile soap and warm
water, twice a week.
For Burns and Scalds. Apply the Petroleum freely
over the burnt or scalded parts. In diseases of the
bladder and kidneys, the dose is a tea-spoonful three
times a day.
For old Sores and Clivers. Apply the Petroleum morn
ing and at bed time. Keep the sores or uli-ers clean, by
washing them daily with castile soap and warm water.
For sore and intfaired eyes -The Petroleum should be
applied two or three times a day to the sffected eye and
a drop or two be allowed to get under the lid. Where
there is a scroflulous tendency it must lie taken inter
nally, in dos of a tea-spoonful, three times a day.
For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption The
dose is a tea-spoonful, to l given three times a day.
In Cholera Morbus, give a tea-spoonful every hour un
til tlie vomiting and pureing cea-es
In Rheumatism. Xenralgia, Palsy, Contractions of the
Limbs and Joints, and White Swefling. The Petroleum
is to be rreely rubbed on the affected parts at least twice
a day with a flannel rag, and, ir convenient, before
a warm fire. It should also lie given internally , in doses
of a tc -spoonful, three times a day.
For sale at the Salem Drug Store, bv
May, 13-9tr. W. K. SMITn 4 CO.
GralTeiiberg Medicines.
G
RAFFENBERG Sarsaparilla, Uterine Catholicin.
" I lysentery tyrnp, consump. Halm.
" file i untment,
" Health Bitters.
" Eye Ition. Ac, &c
To be found at the Agency of the Company at
W. K. SMITH CO.'S.
D
K. TOWXSKXD'S Sarsaparilla, at
S W. tv. b.M 1 1 H I II. S
M
CLAXE'S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills.at
9 W. K. SMITH CO.'S.
D
R. OSGOOD'S India Cholagngne, and Dr. Jones'
American Cholsgogue, at w . Iv. SMI IH LU. h.
M OFF ATS life pills and bitters, and Bernard's dys
entery syrup, aud Vist:ir's balsam of wild cherfy,
at 9 W. K, SMITH A; CO.'S.
DR. J. AYRES' celebrated cherry pectoral, forcoughs,
colds, and consumption, at W. K. SMITH CO.'S.
EX1CAN Mustang Linnment, V fa. Merchant's
garlingoil. 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'s.
M
)CRE White Iad, raw and burned Umlier, Chrome,
Green and Yellow aud other paints, nt
9 W. K. SMITH CO.'S.
EUFL'MEUY,at
9
W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
PAYNE'S alternative, expectorant, and pills, cod liver
I oil. castor Oil. sweet oil. at W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
AYXE'S carminative balsam. A line remedy fur
I dysenteries, Summer Complaints, Flux. Ac, nt
9 - W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
fAYNE'S Hair Tonic, at
W.H. SMITH 4 CO.'S.
B
AURY'S TRICOI'HEROUS, Tor sale, at .
9 W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
s
CARPA'S Acoustic oil; a snre cure for deafness; for
sale at 9 W. K. 8M 1 1 a CO.'S,
ACKSOX'S Pile ointment and Tetter Embrocation, a
I sure cure for the above diseases; at
9 W. K. Si! ITH 4 CO.'S.
R
L'SUTOX'S Cod liver oil, for consumption, for sale
at 9 W. K. SMITH 4 CO.'S.
PETROLUM, or Rock oil, just received, and for sale at
9 W. K. SMITH 4 CO.'S.
CHROME Yellow. Prussian Blue. Drop Blacks,
Lamp Blacks, Paint Brushes, and Candy, ot
W. K. SMITH 4 CO.'S.
jr'AXDYKE Brown, raw Umlier, burnt Umber, T. D.
Leaner, Gold, Leaf, Silver 1-eaf, and Bronzes, at
9 W. K. SMITH II CO.'S.
LIXSFED oil, spirits turpentine , alcohol, and tooth
bros hes, at W. K. SMITH 4 CO.'S,
Smith k Unit.
TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW AND
X A. solicitors in Chancery, corvauis u. a.
I.N. SMITH. Sltf D. O. AI'K.
1. W. Mitchell,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EU
gene City, Lane Coiintp, O. T.
Surgical.
TI. COOMBS, M.IK. Surgeon, 4e, SPKCIAI.Ti
DISEASES OF THE EYE. Corvallis, Oregon.
September 23, lMO. zsnit,
Snn Franrisro Adrcrtistng Agcncr
LP. F1SHFR. iron building, opposite Pacillc. Express
Office, no stairs. Files of nil the principal Papersof
California and Oregon mav be found at this office. Mr.
Fisher Is tlie authorized Agent for the Statesman.
Chester R. Trrry,
ATTORXEY AT LAW, SAI.EM, OREGOx, COM
"ml.ssioner or Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. Ac. Ac, ror Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
.Michigan. California and Washington Territory. I-ct-tcrsof
Attorney, and all other instruments of writing,
drawn on short notice.
Particular attention paid to taking depositions,
collections of Xotes, Accounts, Ac, 3?tf
Boise ft MeEwan,
ATTORXEYS AXD COUXSELORS AT LAW, So
licitors in Chancery, Proctors, Ac, in Admiralty.
Portland, Oregon. 4:tr
W. n. Farm,
ATTORXEY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW. So
licitor in Chancery and Adiniraltv. Office on Front
street, next door north or Stark st, Portland, Oregon.
E. X. Barnaul,
ATTORXEY AT LAW, SALEM, OREGON TERRI
torv. will practice in the various courts in this Ter
ritory. BorNTT Lamps fok ai l SoLPints. and other
claims at Washington will be obtained through a special
agent residing there.
Hording k Grorer,
A TTORXEYS AND COUXSELORS AT LAW, AXD
.M. Solicitors tu i.nanccry. umce near tne tourt-uou.se
Salem, O.T.
Geo. I. Shril.
ATTORNEY AXD C0UNSEU1R AT LAW, AXD
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts or Oregon and Washington Territories. Office,
-SlIl'MI. V'. J. .
Drlazon Smith,
VTTORXEY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW, AXD
Solicitor in Chancery, w ill promptly attend to all
business pertaining to bis profession iu the first Judicial
District, and before the ssipreme Court or Oregon
Office. Alhtiny, Linn County. O. T.
X. 15. When not at his "office, or alisent on profes
sional business, lie may t found at nis residence, nve
miles sisith-eat of Albany, on what is known as tlie
Grand Prairie.-
W. S. Brork,
ATTORNEY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW, AXD
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection or all claims tgaiust the United States, through
an efficient scent re-iding at Wa-hingtou City. Office
iu Eugene City. Lane County, O. X.
11. K. Stralton,
A TTORXEY AT LAW. will practice in the various
1. courts of southern Oregon, and in the Supreme
t onn oi ine territory.
Ofkick in IH-cr Creek. Donglas rountv. O. T. Resi
dence 6 mile north of Winchester, on the Willamette
road.
N. B. B-sintv !-atid Warrants obtained for claimants
on reasonable terms. 23tf
VJ. THAYER, Attorwg and t'otmmrlor at f-am, and
m Solicitor in Ckimerrg. Office over J. C. Avery's
More. Main M., i orvailis.
CHadwirk. fcCiibos,
t TTORXEYS AXD COUNSELORS AT LAW, So-
XA. lienors in t hancerv. Ac. Offices at ninrhetcrand
Gardiner. S. F. Chapwii-k. Winchester, lHniglas Co.,
O.T. A. . tiiBos, tiatdiner, tmpqua Co.,o.T.
Nov. 9, KM. Sotf
Clarke Drew,
1TTATCIIM tKER. Salem. Renairini? nmnilit
W ly and neatly done. Jewelry manufac- f, ,
tnred. 14tf
Srdital.
TJ. WItiGnT A E. B. STOXE. having assoeiated
together in practice, respectfully tender their ser
ices to the people of Benton and Linn desiring to se
cure the favor of the afflicted by success on. Office
near J. C. Avery's store, Corvallis. 21 repaid
William A. tiou Iclr,
rpEACHERor French and EuglUli, French Prairie,
X Marion county, O. T. lyi
A. B. Haliock.
ARCHITECT AXD BUILDER. PORTLAND. O. T.
IVesigns. plans, specifications, Ac, rurnUhed on
reasonable terms.
G. E-COLS- 8. C. AI.EXASPER. K- H ARTLESS.
Co e, Alexander, h Co.
WHOLESALE ASO RETAIL HEALERS tX
UEXERAL MERCHA.lISE AXIJ
2 PHVOVCE, VURfALl.lS. O. T.
William C. Uriswold At. Co.,
1 TERCHAXTS. SALEM. OREGOX TERRITORY.
1JL W. C. GRISWOLP,
22tr
C. 9. W OOP WORTH.
Kiikpiip C'itT.
H
"OR ACE E. LAWHEXCE, Proprietor of the Eugene
ti..ut iir
Sfdicil Notice.
DR. It. W. SHAW, late of San Francisco. California,
offers his professional services to the citizens fo
Salem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo
public favor.
04 ( inice at Reed and Fellows' drug store.
Hy R. W. SHAW.
W. Jackson, M. D.,
piIYSICIAN AN'DSURGEOX, Corvallis, O. T.
Campbell k Tratt.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, San Francisco. California.
Office, corner Montgomery aud Sacremcnto streets,
over Parrott A Cos. Bauk.
Messrs. Camphell A Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all busiuess
entrusted to their care. 3Itf
A1.EXANPKR CAwrFKM.. O. C. PbATT.
Jowph Ji. Preseolt.
nxn ST., oreoos citv.
D
EALER in Family Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Ac, and
Paints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
Julv 7. !.. letr
F. S. k . Holland.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
and Shoes, Crockery, Books, Stationery, A.c, Main
Street, Oregon City.
Pacific Express Company.
THE undersigned agent or the Pacific Express Com
pany, is now prepared to attend to all business in
the Express line; will forwsrd all matters entrusted to
his care with dispatch. OfficeConrt House. Salem, Ore
gon. - CHESTER N. TERRY, Agent.
Jan. io. me. 4str
S. Ellsworth,
ATTORNRT AKD COUNSELLOR,
US. Supreme and other Courts. Office Eugene
Citv, Lane County, Oregon Territory. Also
Commissioneror Deeds for Xcw York, Connecticut. Ac
August 2, 1S56, 24tf
Watchmaking.
1" TTn.LIAM F. HK.HFIELD, Chronometer and
V V Watch maker, Oregon City, has removed to ;
the biiildimr lust opposite to the Main-street House.
where he can be constantly found prepared to do any
business in his line. Watches cleaned and repaired on
short notice and reasonable terms. Also ft choice lot of
watches and jewelry for sale.
March Ii4. Iy51
S. Hamilton, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN" AND SURGEON, would respectfully
announce to the good people of Douglas and the ad
joining counties, that he has located permanently at
Deer Creek for the purpose or practicing medicine, and
in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all
duties, and spare no pains to render the patient easy
and comfortable.
Okficb opposite R. II. Dearborn Si Co,'a Btnre, on
Mam street.
Drugs and Patent Medicines for sale at low cash pri
ce. fM
AVclls, Fargo, & Co.,
BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. AY., P.,
Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also transact a general A.rWiong arid Collection Bus
nn. Collections and Iienilttances made in all parts of
Oregon. California.tlic Atlantic States, and Europe, with
promptness and despatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bought and sold.
Sight Exchange on New York, Bomton, Philadelphia,
Albany, Rochester. Buffalo, Erie. Cleveland, Jtetroit,
Chicago, Atihnmkie, Galena. St. Lma, Ijouisrille,
Cincinnati, andorry other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States and the Canadas, may be procured at any of
our offices. WELLS. FARGO, CO.
114. Montgoinerv-street. San Francisco
JAMES O'NEILL, Agent.
June 1855. .
Tax Receipt Blanks.
XUST printed ot the SUtesmau office a large supply
.1 of Tax Receipt Blanks, after an improved form.
Price, one dollar per hundred. Orders by mail, accom
panied with the cash, will be filled by return of mail.
ANTO' SARSAPARILLA, in any quantity, at
Ik . WT r DulTII m
W.t.eMITHC0'S,
TIIE ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
OF DR. BOURNE,
Southeast Corner ot San-some and Commercial Sts.,
Are arTertin" the most extraordinary CURES or Fever and
eases or the Liver, Kidneys, the Oenital and Urinary
t n-: i i i . . . i , , r
HiK ah; injirta-io, etui .iuiiiui, aiiu sre ai.-v euipioyeu ituu
DISEASES OF TIIE EYE.
Also, all Indolent Ulcers, Tumors, Swellings, Abcesses, Csncer of the Womb, all other affections or the
Womb, and Cancerous Affections generally, and Scrofula. These Baths seem to be Nature s own chosen medium
for effecting cures where all other means would fnil without them; and prove beyond the possibility of doubt, to
all who take them, the iniquity of Medical practice which poisons the human system by administering to it calo
mel, arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, antimony, cpiininc. iodide of potass a, aud a whole host of deadly drags which re
main in the system, and are extracted by these BA I HS.
During nearl
OUS DRUGS, or
ntoved. When n
During nearly fifteen years I have never given even
;i;S, or herbs, mid have NEVER seen a case in wlucti tliey were requisite ir water ireatmeni was em
When will the people cease to be such simpletons aa to hire men to POISON and V..V.ED them, while
tliev idsn retain on tlieir statute books laws aTninst poisoning, maiming and bleeding CATTLE ? Are the mem
hers or the human family less worthy of protection than animals ? I assert in the rare or this entire State and
the world at large, that there never wa, is not now, and never will he. a case in which calomel, crude mercury,
quinine, arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, antimony, iodine, or any other POISON', should have been, or be, administered
to the human svstem, nr m which bleeding, cuppiug or leecinng was required: am
thousands till premature graves through an ill-timed or over-dote of salts or oil. Ijet
t'iins.and if the pur and d-d i-led vi-ti:n of msdical rascalitr desire health. I pled
least, that 1 will so employ NATURE'S AGENCIES or Oood Food, Air, Pure Wa
to tlie tltimsn svstem, or til Wtllon nieeuing. cuppiug
Electro-Chemical B.iths. aud the Sleeping and Waking
OUS Medicine, I will so arouse the powers or their systems
get perfectly well in body, with minds so expanded to the perception oi natural piinosopny.astuereaiier io cause
them to set their faces against all professional rogues or folds, and awake them to a knowledge of the evils of en
trusting their own vital interests to the keeping of others whose interest mn-st ever be antagonistic to their own.
Address, bv letter, or personally. Dr. l'.OURX E. Water Cure Physician, Sanson-. ktreet. opposite St. Nicho
las liotel. Siin f'rancisco. importer iiito this State of the FIRST and OXLY apparatus for giving these delightful
and betieliciiil Electro-Chemical Baths, and whose experience in their nse warrants him in speaking or them in
the terms he employs. Tliey reouire great caution In administering them, and Dr. Bourne never entrusts mat
duty to others, thus avoiding all danger.
a j- So many Iving and Torged certificates, and PRETEXDED editorial reeommendntions are published, that
those truthful statement of Tacts which Dr. Bourue could offer, are withheld, rather than any tdiould suppose
they were merelv got np.
g l outu Kaunas wiuvmii cuaruc, aim iriiurjii
(,'1'ICK CURE SURE CURE (if curable) is
nn
WATFR ruor
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tti .iwn
PIONEER WATER CURE INSTITUTE,
Southeast Torner of Sanson and Commrreial Streets, opposite the St. Mtbolas Hotel, Sail Franeiseo.
Dr. BOURNE, Water Cure Physician,
Having everv facility for the scientific admini-tration of Water Treatment, offers the advantages of this natural
rational, amf m-t efficacious mode of curing diseases, to invalids, in either an-te or chronic stares of suMetiu?
and especially to th.e laboring under the HUIXOUS
I here are no nauseous or jioisouoes medicines to
any whatever, nor bleed, cup or teech: so it is not only
- In Chronic or acute Rheumatism, Diarrhoea.
and Msail dtsorcters in tart, in all cases, ine v . lti; t
Apply rK-rscual!y, or addixs-s by letter, as abeve. OSi
42, PARTICULAR NO TICK.
Tli? " R'l-ian." Digger In)ian ! Turkish, or Egyptian 'Steam Baths. the invention of barbaric minds
with all their EVIL COXSEyUEXCES to Weak lyings. Palpitating Hearts, and debilitated Digestive acd Xo
tritire orpins, are XOT Water Cure, and bear no more relation to that glorious svstem than d es a horse to s red
berriug, notwithstanding all the false representations to that tfft ct. Dr. BOUKNE is the Pioneer and only Wa
ter Cure I'hj-sician on the Pacific Coast, and is daily demonstrating his kili in his att with the h:phei-t success
curing those whom thi? medical fraternity had placid a!m-t 4-eyond the cocfices i.f hope ; fuch being the general
character of the cases demanding and re eiving relief at bis bands. Let them continue to ct-me and be HEALED,
and converted to this wiser and better way- 33m3
Drj Goods,
iyY(r Yards brown sheetirrs. assorted; -
I JJ rj50 yards bleached sheetings, assorted;
2oO0 vds tiro Drifting, ass d Yellow Flannel,
psMI Vds Ticking, do (era do
4124 yds Prints. do. Silk Warp Flannel,
1577 yds Alpacca, do imitation do do
I2W yds Jaconet cambrics. Sattinettand Jeans,
Dress" Cambric, Linen Oinghams,
P;kt do do Chetk,
Moreen. Oil Silk.
Emb-wwed Tiaio Covets, Fancy Dyss Silks,
do Table do Wne.igl.t Muslins,
Drain-rr. assorted, rVmnct Riblwns,
Ginghams. Velvet do
Red Flannel, Crape.
Blue do I-adies' Ganntlets,
White do Gent's do
Comprising one of the best stocks of Dry Goods iu
Oreeon.
iltf For sale by GRISWOLD A CO.
Hard war.
ft kegs Xails, asst'd,
O Cut Spikes,
Brad-head Xails.
Spear A Jackson's Saws,
IWr Iocks,
Strap Hinges,
Gate do
Sad Irons,
Ijithing Hatchets.
Familv Orindstones,
2.'tf
Butts and Screws,
Mill Files,
Parker's Coffee Mills,
Collins" Axes,
Currycombs,
Waflle Inns,
Drawing Knivr-s,
Shingle Shaves,
powder.
Iead and Cans.
GRISWOLD A CO.
Groceries.
TjVST Boston Syrup,
Apples and Teaches,
Spices,
M 0lI ,
Coffee. Tobacco,
f.reen and Clavk Tea, Soap.
?2tf GRISWOLD A CO.
IEAD AXD TURPEXTIXE, I.inee.l Oil. Tanners
J Oil. Sperm Oil. . 22tf GRISWOLD A CO.
B
0OTS AXD SHOES 23 Cases, assorted.
2 tf GRISWOLD A CO.
Stationery.
B
LUE ruled Cap Paper; White ruled Cap Taper.
Congress Letter ruper: I arson s wove ieuer t'aper.
P. A S. bine laid do do; PJt s. white laid do do;
White Bnth Gilt Letter Paper,
Gillott's Pen?, 3U-. 4i4. 730: Blank Books,
Slates and Pencils, Black end Red Ink.
22tf GRISWOLD & CO.
"1ROCKERY A rull assortment
2-.tr
GRISWOIJ CO.
I
RON All sizes.
22tr
GRISWOLD 4 CO.
CLOTHING 212 pairs Pants, assorted: 150 Coats,
asst'd; 10 Vests, asst'd: Pants and Drawers. In
all, a rull assortment or Gent's Furnishing tJoods.
22tf GRISWOLD A CO.
The Laws of Oregon.
THE OREGOX STATUTES. 1S55. being a large vol
ume of 850 pages, with complete index, annota
tions. and rrfcrenoes. comprising all the laws in force in
tlie Territory, inclusive of those passed at last session
or the legislative Assembly, are for sale at the office of
the Statesman, at five dollars per copy. The work is ex
ecuted in the best manner, bound in law style, and
is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a like work can
lie bought in any State in the Union, and at the lowest
figure they can be afforded for here. The price places
them witiiin the reach of all who desire the laws they
live under. Orders hy mail accompanied with the cash,
lilted by return mail. It is the last code of laws that
s ill probably be published in Oregon, for many years.
III ndditiou to the enactments of the Legislative Assem
bly, tlie volume contains the Declaration of Indepen
dence, Constitution of the United States, Treaties with
Great Britain relating to Oregon, Ordinance of 17s?, in
force in Oregon, Donatio" ' aw and all amendments,
and full abstract of United .suites Naturalization Laws.
Final Proof and Notification
It tanks.
JUST PRINTED, a large quantity of Final Proof
Blanks, and a small lot of Notifications, both rrom
the latest forms. Orders bv mail or otherwise titled.
The cash must accompany the order or the blanks will
not he sent. Prices Final Proof, (full set) t(J 00 per
hundred, fl 00 per dozen. Notification, HO 00 per
hundred, $1 50 per doaen.
STATESMAN OFFICE,
Salem, April 8, DWG.
Salem Market.
TnE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in
the center of the town, is happy to inform the pub
lic that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of all the
varieties of meats, fresh and pickled. He aLso has the
various kinds of vegetables In their season. Beef will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters. 0 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents; and If you want a ehoice piece, I shall
charge yon a 1 it a pound.
All kinds of farmer s produce and grain received in
exchange for meats. THOMAS CROSS.
Salem. July 7, 1856. 17tf
If Thomas I'. A Spence,
WnO came to Oregon in the summer or 1853 from
Missouri, is in Oregon he will hear of something
to his advantage by calling or sending to this office.
Sthrpaid
Blank Deeds.
A NEW lot, just printed, rrom a Torm prepared by
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, and for
sale at the Statesman Office, at $U per hundred.
Angtist lb. 1856.
CANDLES, Soap, Starch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at
9 W. K. SMITH fc CO.'S
S.
Opposite the St. Sienolas Hotel, San Francisco,"
A erue. Intermittent and other Fevers. Janndice. Dis
Organs, all Sexual Disorders, Paralysis, Neuralgia, iuclud-
:., . :
ukioiiisihiih bii:cs7 iu -
a solitary dose of oil or salts, mnch less any FOISON-
or leeciuns was reiuirvu; anu uumer, tuai. umiun-m ui
let the people ponder on these
led je the honor or one man at
Water. Exercise, Clothing, the
Honrs, that without a particle or NASTY and POISON
that if there be any strength left, tliey shall speedily
ih-hiti .o uciri,m umiuiwi.
the motto of Dr. BOURNE.
' Tv"."!: ar? '
- mi..S T EaV 1 T
Mi
I P3ti. re -Avjrx.. ,
m
EFFECTS OK CAMOMEL. and Drug treatment generally.
swallow or pay f-r, as Jr. IsOL K E does not administer
the BEST bnt CHEAPEST .-y-u-ta for restoration to health.
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague. Isibmus Fever, ALL nervous
i ut is or i tvL.ALr.l ALL t
- e hours 10 A. M., to 1 P. M-, and after 7 P. M.
Paper Hangings and Carpets.
rUST RECEIVED Per late arrivals, by FRANK
BAKER. 110 and Hi flay street
Hsj cases paper hangings, French and American,
t every variety:
60O0 rolls French and American borders;
300 ps fcipestry velvet carpet;
ei-j ps tapestrv brosst-ls carptt;
J.Til ps three-ply carpet:
3H1 ps superfine Ingrain carpets;
2O0 ps cotton and wist! carpets;
iI'Mi ps extra fine Ingrain carpets;
12. ps stair carpets assorted;
17 ps Isiy St ite Dnigffets;
sisi ps o;l dolus, assorted:
12S ps silk dam.-t-k and brocatelle:
3'o ps cotton and worded damask;
4"o0 pair window shades;
375 pair lace curtain:
7-VO pair muslin curtains;
P:s'0 cornices and curtain bands;
325 dozen ruatts. assorted:
stair rods, tabie covers, gimps, fringes, Ac.
Wholsale and retail, bv
FRANK BAKER.
110 and 112 Clav street.
2rm3 San Francisco.
Rack Again!
ryHE undersigned, having recently arrived from the
L States, would notily his friends and customers, and
the public in general, that he has taken the old stand
on Main Street, Oregon City, and has received since
his arrival, the following goods, which he offers at whole
sale and retail at the vry lowest prices for rash, or the
produce of the country. The goods were all selected
ly himseir personally and are fresh aud good and the
qualities guarantied to the purchaser. Among which,
find
21.000 lbs. Liverpool blown salt, in 200 Rj. sacks,
4.C00 " fine table salt, in 10 and 20 lb sacks,
4. POO ' X'. O. Brown Sngar,
o.oiio " China ditto. Nos. 1, 2 and S,
4.IHK) " Rio coffee, (fresh.)
loo kegs Seth Adams syrup, 5 gals earh,
150 kegs Boston nails, assorted sizes,
50 kegs ditto spikes, 4. 5, 5J aud 6 in.
2(io kegs pare white lead,
50 kegs assorted colors,
300 gals, boiled oil, in 5 gal. cans,
100 " spirits turpeutioe. ditto..
20 copal and furniture varnish,
20 " Neat's foot oil.
35 boxes sperm candles.
50 " adamantine ditto,
100 " sardines.
50 kegs and boxes salcratus,
10 " pure sods.
10 hoses cream tartar.
100 bxs. "Colgstes"' A No. 1 Brown soap.
10 baskets sweet oil,
6 boxes castor oil.
10 bbls east Boston and Stewart's crashed sngar
50 kegs tar, 5 gals, earh,
100 boxes German glass, superior quality assor
ted sizes,
50 lbs gum camphor,
30 p'k's imperial gun powder and Oolong teas.
Together with a general assortment of Family Gro
ceries. Also, a large assortment of paints of all colors
and degrees, dry or in oil, and a splended assortment of
paint and other brushes farming tools, among which
are grain cradles, Ac. Ac, Ac. A Uses a general assort
ment of bor.s and shoes.
Also, agent for Folsom's Plough, manufactured in
Oregon, and warranted equal of not better than any
imported and at one third to half less price encourage
home industry. JOSEPH N. PRESCOTT."
July 7th. ls.fi. if
At Eugene City,
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, one of the best
general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be found in Oregon. He is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al
ways keeps it up. My goods are now all received direct
from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent- All
kinds of farmer's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and sell goods cheaper
than any other store In the Territory.
JOSEPH TEAL.
EngeneCtty, July 1,1856. ltrtf
Kemoral.
BAUM & BROTH ER have removed to their New
Store next door to J. Strang's Stove establishment
They have just received a general assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which he offers for cash or
produce.
N. B. Wanted Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard, Flour. and
Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price.
Salem, July 19, 1S56. I9tf
liaum & Brother,
FRONT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, I lothing. Hats, Boots,
and Shoes, Groceries, Ac.
N. B. All kinds of produce taken ia exchange for
merchandise at the highest market price. l'Jtf
Dentistry.
DR. F H. GRIEF IN. will be in Portland from the
loth to the 3uth of September, and in Oregon City
from the 1st to the 15th of October, and in Salem from
the 17th October to the 1st of November, and at his
residence in Linn county the months of Novemher and
December. E. H. GRIFFIN.
Aug. lfith lr!56. 24m4
D
li. GUYSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT 0FSAK-
SAPARILLA and YELLOW DOCK, at
9 W. K. SMITH & CO'S.
TAX receipt blanks fee sale at the Statesman office,
at $1 per hundred.
-10UNTY ORDER BLAXKS For sale at the
L STATESMAN OFFICE.
Store and Tin Ware Establishment.
JSTRjs. XG respectfully notifies the citizens of Salem,
and pnhlic generally that be keeps on hand in his
new imilding. Main st., every pattern or CooZring, Parte ,
Hall, nnd Office STOVES a general assortment of
TIN WARE, of every description and all articles
usually round in a tin shop and store, ail of which w I
lie sold as cheap as at any other establishment ia .h
Temtorv.
All orders for jobbing promptly attended to.
tf J- STRANG-
Allan & Lewis,
w
HOLES ALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE
GOX TERRITORY.
Cm. AbfTnf thy i Co.,
EBCHANTS, OREGOX CITY, ORECOX TEH
RITORY. tf
M
ibrrnethr. Hark 4 fo..
CIOMMISSIOX AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
San Francisco. Cal.. will attend to selling Oregon
produce, and fili orders for Goods. Groceries, Ac, at the
lowest rates. The patronage of the people of Oregon
is respectfully solicited.
August I, isoo. z
Allan, McKinlar, & Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, ic, Oregon City, O.T.
- Dec 20, 1851. 40yl
Water Rams.
FJR SALE Two water rams, with lead pipe and fix
tures complete- JAMES STRANG.
Salem, March loth, lSoG. Jtl-
Allan, McKinlar, &. 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:
Grindstones, Canal and Wheel Barrows,
Grain Cradles, Fancy Brooms,
Grass Seethes and Snaths, Plain do
Brush do do Assorted Colored Pais,
16 so Harrows, 23 teeth Painted Tubs,
Garden Rakes, Zinc Washboards,
do Hoes, i;iart-m:th s Bellows,
do Spades, Cross-cut Saws. 7 ft
Polished Shovels, do 6 ft
Hay r OTKs. siiii s-aws, 7 Jt
Manure Forks, Hair Mattrasses, double.
Churns, do single.
Window Glass S bv 10 Hjir Bolsters, double,
do 10 by 12 do single,
do 7 by 9 Sjierm Canules,
Window Sashes S by 10 Adamantine do-,
do 10 by 12 Grape brand Tobacco,
Ox Bows and Yokes;. Lucke do do
BiankeU, Baize, Liadseys, Sheetings.Ticks. AcAc-
We keen constantlv oa hand a iarsre supply of GfiO
CERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, and many arti
cles too numerous to mention.
AJXAX, MKINLAY A CO.
Oregon City. 21tf
Books! Books!
TTf K. SMITH A CO. have just received the largest
V and best selected Stock of BOOKS ever offerel
for sale in Salem, consisting, in part, of the following
POETICAL WORKS. White's. Collins", Gray's Tap
per's. Beattie's, Scott's, Young's, Davidson's. Croly's,
Crab!ie"3.Sri3k.-ipeares, Cowper's, Coleridge's, H emails".
Burns', Pollok's. Shelley's, Mowirt's, Montgomery's,
Campbell's, Pope's. Moore "s, Wordsworth's. Ossian's,
Thompson's. Milton's, Byron's, Cooke's, Goldsmith's,
Laudou's.
AGBIcrLTCRAL. FP.CTT GROWING. Ac Elli
ott's. Yonatt on toe Horse, Allen's Stable Bowk, Hind's
Farrier. Downing. D.irry. Thomas, lifcike. Mason's Far
rier, Stewart and Skiriner. Saston and t biter.
BIOGRAPHIES. Washington's. Jaeksrn s, Scf.tt's,
Taylcr's. Marion's, Bonaparte's. SeTc-rd's. Louis Napo
leon's, Mozart's. Lives of the Pi-e-isjtnts, Mary Oaeen of
merits. Henry VIII and his Six Wives. Harrisou's. La
fayette's, Sam Houston's, Henry Clay's, Konta"s. J.
Q. Adams', LaiiieJ B ae's. uafcspeare's, Iiean Swift's,
Humboldt's, Bishop Heddg's, Lives of the Popes. J. B.
Finley's, R'.drts", Newton's. Wesley's. Fletcher's, La
marti'ne's Celebrated Characters, and many others.
HISTORIES. Rollins Ancient History, Kun
Modern Europe. Gii-bon's Rome. R-.ttech's Hi;t..rv of
the World, Berth's HUt-iry of tlie World, WUlardVHu
tory of the World, R'tt-i's American Revolution, Mjtcss
ley's History or Eueiaod. 4 vols O'Antcgne's History
of the Reformation, a vols. Petersro's United States
Xavv. Ac. Ac.
M'iSt EU.AXEOrS and SCIENTIFIC WORK?.
Brand's Encyclopedia. Smith'sClassical Dirtionarv. Lat
in and Greek Lexicons and Readers. Virgil. Horner,
Zf nophon, Jospbns, Pick's Works. Maury ie-graphy
of the Sea. "Wesley's Sermons. Smith's Sacred Annstbi.
Har;er" Universal Gateer. Dwight's Mythology. Lard
ner's Lectures, Gwldsaiith's Animated Nature, Wood's
Natural History. Gcna's Dwrtestic Medicine. WiHi1
Prose Works. Sicrne's Prose Works, Mrs. Ellis' Prose
Works. D-iwning's Country Hcsises. Biil'dtrs' Girids,
Webster's Dictionary, all sizes. Davies-' and Peck's
Mathematical Dictionary, Farmers- and Planters" En
cyclopedia. Thackeray's Pendennis, IVsi Ouixotte. Gil
Bias, Cosmos. Billow's Useful Arts, Ure's Dkrtionarv,
Hugh Miller's Old Red Sandstone, Ac. Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KIN" DS. Parker's Read
ers, Sander's Readers, MeGrefTee's Readers. Cobb's
Readers- Gift Books for Children and Youth. Also,
Works on Geology. Physiology, Chemistry. Philosophv,
Government. Anatomy. Mineralogy. rjt'-rv. Mathe
matics. Debating, Medicine. Theology. Tcmpemnce.
RlieUaic, Grammars. Geographies, Arithmetics. Astro
nomy. Travels. Works of Humor. In short, every thing
usually found in a Book Store.
Store opposite the Holman House, near the Steambnaj
Landing. Mf
Estray Notice.
Strayed from the subscriber, living on Spencer - ,
creek, Ijine Co.. O. T., alont thirtv head of St
cattle described as follows: They are all brandeil ii
with JR 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 right hip.
All over two years old, are branded with an O or S in
addition to the above brands. Thev are all marked
with a crop and swallow-fork excepi four head: ther
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. Brnmley, or the subscriber at
Eugene City of the fact and they will be liberally reward
ed. H.G. HADLEY.
Engene City, July 2h 155. "'OnrS
QfiKTER MASTEK GeXERAI'S OFFICE, t
Salem, O- T-, June 16, 1n6. (
ALL persons having demands against the Quarter
Master Dep't of Oregon Territory, are requested to
present their claims for adjustment, at the different ofS
ces, at their earliest convenience.
JOSEPH W. DREW.
Ittf Quarter Master General, O. T.
Take Aotice.
"VTOW offered for sale at the store of the nndersignedi
i tI 100 crates Crockery.
12500 lbs. White Sugar.
12500 lbs. superior Brown Sugar,
1S00 lbs,S-1. Sugar, in kegs.
100 kegs Syrup.
100 boxes !ap,
35 bags Coffee.
10 cases pridv union Tobacco
100 doi. wool Socks,
1500 yds. Prints.
3000 " " damsged.
40O pieces silk Handkerchiefs,
50 boxes Saleratus,
I case Honey,
100 boxes Tea. very cheapL,
300 yds. low price I insey,
1.T0 -ds. Carpet,
200 yds. Merinos,
16 bales Gunner,
40000 lbs. Liverpool Salt.
G. ABERXETHY, A CO,
Oregon City Oct. 1,1 S56. 30tf
Statesman Book and Job Office,
"ITTE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printing north of California, and an extensive as
sort me nt of Johrin) Matkrisi. 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, Blast Checks,
PAJiurni-ETS, Notes'6fHaxi.
Ha-tobi-lls. Ords Books.
Ball Ticken, Sreimo'i Bills.
Cibct-uars, Straxbo't Cards.
Isvitations. Bills of Umvs,
Btsiness Carps, Cebtificate!i,
Billhkaps, Show Bills,
Concert Bills, Check Books
Programmes. Bl'k Deceipts, '
Address Cards. Drafts.
Blanks of all Krsna. Ac., Ac. Ac
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS.
Law of Newspapers.
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue their
subscription.
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued. Publishers
may continue to send them till all charges are paid.
3- If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
from the office or place to which thev are sent, they ara
held responsible until thev settle their hill and ;. -
ice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without informtns
the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direo
tion, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take a p.
per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intention
fraud.
S" Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfillment
of the regulations requiring them to notify Publishers
once in three months, of papers not taken from tW
office by subscribers. 1
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