the fair, reasonable and legitimate expenses
or our late Indian war; ami that we as
nothing more freely adopiug the motto
? Bifida fiat runt atinm I
9lh. Ueso!etl, That the Lotrisiative As
sembly of Oregon hare ereat pleasure in ac-
knOwlcHiing the prompt, able, tealous, patri
otic and enicient conduct of the L ommaMder
in-Chief, the Oorernor of the Territorr,
the proaevntioii of our late Indian war, from
its inception to its clone; and that to him
and his very efficient, urate, laborious and
indomitable subordinate officers, the Assem
hereby tenders Its thanks, and the tliauk
01 me people whom we nave the Honor
, represent whose gratitude and confidence,
we are well assured, the Comraamler-in
.' Chief, and the officers generally, lately
command of our volunteer forces, abundant
ly possess.
10th. Resolved, That the unqualified
wbij or this Legislative Assembly are
Iso eminently due, and are hereby most cor
vitally tendered to the Hon. Joseph iAne,
onr Delegate in Congress, for his imremit
Ting; iaiors to secure lue congressional re
cognition of our late war and an assutui
tion by the General Government, of the
debt consequent upon the successful prose-
cnvion o me same; ami, especially, lor ins
able and eloquent defense of our aspersed
Honor and Integrity as a Territory, and on
Tair fame as a constituent portion of the
American jseople.
11 in. neaoiveu, mat, inasmuch as ac
cording to the laws and usages of civilized
nation a people who bare shown them'
elves capable of assertincr and maintain
ng their independence against the assaults
. of foreign, aud the treachery and tnachina
tions of internal foes, are entitled to receive
universal recognition as a free aud inde
pendent people ; so, we maintain, the peo
ple uregon having abundantly exhibited
. aeit-sustaining and self-protecting power,
com in t:me or peace aud war are a bun
lastly fitted and entitled to assume and ex
ercise the sovereignty of an Independent
State, within the L nion.
12th. Resolved, That the Assembly cheer-
Uj, and with much pleasure, acknowledges
its grateful obligations to those Senators and
members of Congress, and those newspaper
Editors in the States, who have nobly de-
Tended our honor, as a people, when assailed,
and who have used their influence to secure
our jnst rights.
13th. Resolrtd, That the Secretary of
the Territory be, and he is hereby respect
fnlly requested to forward a copy of the
foregoing resolutions to our Delegate in
Congress, to the Secretary of War, and to
the President of the United States.
CrsToii HorsE,
GAftnixr.it, O. T. Dec. 24. 1856. j
Jtriexd IJrsH It has been stated in a
number of the Oregon papers that the brig
Fawn and schooner Umpqn.i were w recked
at the mouth of the Umitqua river.
Allow me to state for the benefit of the
aranftr and reputation of the harbor, that
the rawn was dismasted in a severe gal
off Cape Perpelua, and drifted ashore, twen
ty-live miles north of thw port. And that
the Utnpqaa came in after the storm, and
discharged a full carg, in goid condition,
at Allan, McKinlav & Co's. wharf.
Ilesply, yours, A. C GIBBS.
AteaT'It was Mr. Bradley, instead of Booth,
as we first published, who we were informed
had the mail contract on this route. We
now underspend that no one has the con-
. tract. If bo, our mail depend altogether
npon chance for transportation. Au inter
esting state of thine !
srV- There is -much sickness in and about
Corvallis. Several have died, and many are
" now prostrate. Fever is the principal dis
ease. We have heard no cause assigned, bnt
apprehend it is other than local.
JSP The Columbia river is frozen below
the mouth of the Willamette. The steamer
3ae Saturday or Sunday last, will not be
able to reach Portland. It will bring the
message.
TrTocjurnicAi. Error. In our es.trt.ets
last week from the Auditor's report, we had
the amoont heretofore appropriate d for the
penitentiary $9,500; it should have been $2,
500. Special 3 1 1 e c i .
T Clwb Ralwrlbrrm.
Will thane of onr subscribers who re receiving the
FltlMMi in dobs, and who wish it continued to them
the mtnmc rear. please send ia their names, and pot
Ace addreiai before the expiration of the prevent vol
a me T This will be accessary as we bare the name of
Bo etna subscriber.
Where convenient the getter np of dabs will please
attend to this matter.
After the 17th of March, no clob packages will be
rat, bat the name of every subscriber will be written
a the paper at this offlc. A. BUSH.
Tlte Seventh Volaane.
" Tight weeks more brings as to the close of the pres
wat what of the Statesman. The next commences
s-Mfc a redartioa to three dolars per rear, where pay
ment is made strictly in advance.
A few hare responded to onr call to par ap arrear
age, to the close of the present (sixth) volume and be
ready to advance for the seventh at its commencement,
ad receive it at the reduced price. But a large number
awe still in arrears. Again we nrge all to pay op all
Decs: ones. Detore tne 1 1 in of jtarcn. wnen ne voiarae
closes. From that time onr price will be three dollars.
if aia an advance. AU arrearages mnrf likrwte be
paid. A. BUSH,
TO THE DRXOTRACT OP OREOOT.
The Central Committee hereby reqnest
the
Democracy of the various counties of this Terri
tory to select delegates to a Territorial Democratic
Convention to assemble at 8alein, on Monday, the
12th of April next, for the purpose of nominating
St candidate for Delegate to Congress, and to
' transact aaea ether business as may be deemed
oroper.
The committee would recommend as a basis of
gtpresentation, that the counties send delegates as
follows: Columbia 1. Wasco I, Washington 3,
Multnomah 4, Clackamas 5, Yamhill 4, Marion 7,
Lmi 6, Lane 6, I mpona 2, Douglas 4, Coos 1
Curry I, Josephine 2, Jackson 4, Benton 4, Polk
4, Tillamook I. Clatsop 1. It is confidently ex.
pected that each county will take prompt and
early steps to select delegates and secure a full
snd lair representation in the Convention.
J. Vv. XESMITH, Chairman.
LF. G ROVER.
W. H. FARRAR,
A. L. L.OVEJOY,
JOHN F. MILLER,
tsj" Democratic papers please copy.
HoumriT' Oixtmext a'xd Pills. Skin disease
cannot be cured by lotions and eniin ations. A deter
ment capable of reaching and neutralizing the sources ol
irritatioa that lie under the siiicrticiu internments can
alone eradicate these onM'htl v disorders. HollowavV
Ointment, when rnbtied npon the sin-fare, quickly disap
pears. It drives down to the muclesof the malady, and
out ward inflammation hy extinguishing its elements. The
cures it aflcemlishes in casesof scntiiu. erysipelas, salt
itieitm, vnercurial eruptions. Motcnes, noils, ringworm
scald bead, any other affections of the kin and plands
Svre tberefore as complete as tney are rapid. 1 ue ope-
rati.io or uie fills apon tne internal organs is or tne
same thorough character.
Pb. L. 3. CzarxAT's Surgical and Medical Institute is
so extensively known id this Territory that any notice
of it, or of Dim. might seem superfluous. Yet fearing
that there are those who heretofore having no need ol
medical aid. have neglected to ascertain the proper
sources of relier in cases or misfortunes, lo those we
beg leave to direct attention to Dr. L. J. Czapkay, who
is certaiuly a Physician of great skill and wonderful
success in his profession. The Dr. has devoted much
attention to the treatment of chronic and private def
eases, and stands unrivalled in his management of
' them- To thoge wuo ueed scch a-istance we cheerfully
recommend Dr. L. J. Czapkay ; it would be well at ail
event to consult him, as be makes no charge for con
sultation, and much good might result from it. The Dr.
guarantees a core in all cases or asks no compensation.
) See Dr. L. J. Czapkay's advertisement in another
column of this paper. 373:. t
BAL.F.M MA11KKT.
OOWtECTED VEF.KLV, KV
II. V. BROWN.
Salem, January 13,
IS57.
'' PRODUCB.
Wheat, white,.-.. . -
Wheat, mixed,
Oats n a
75
70
50
Potatoes,
I Inions, .....
Hcnns, ...... ...... .--
lVas -
Ilacon, i'uli, ...... ......
Ilncon, hams,
371
75 a
1 r.o
t 00
1 00
13 a
15 a
124a
14
111
lard. iu kegs,.
Mutter, fresh rolls,
Butter, packed,.-..-----
t'ruckeris, per dozen,
Flour, per 100 lbs.,
Pork,
FRUITS.
Pried Apples...... . ...... .... -
IMed Peaches,.... i. i -
Ilried Currants,.
Apples, per bushel,
LUMBER.
Fir, clear, per M -
tVdar, per M
Shingles, cedar, per M
Shingles, fir, per M,
GROCERIES.
Sugar, X. O.,
Sugar, China,
Sugar, white, crushed...........
Syrup, ...... -.
Coffee,
Rice,
Soap,. --. ..
Salt
Candles, adamantine............
Candles, tallow....... ...... ....
Saleratus,...
Cordage,
Whito Lead,
Nails, cut, per keg,
Nails, wrought, per keg.
OILS.
Linseed, per gallon ,
:
95 a
5
a t"
a 3 00
5 a 0
.. m ia
IS a
.. none,
. . 4 00 a 7 00
.. 17 00 a SO 00
.. 30oo:irot)
.. 5 50 a 000
.. 5 00
14 a
13 a
14 a
25 a 1
14 a
15 a
ViiA
10
14
SO
50
ao
so
14
3i
i 4
371a 50
85 a 37
l4a 15
85 a 33
.. 15 00a1 I0
.. 8 00 a 950
.. 100 a 15 00
8 83
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. J
Gerrixh. lMh, nit.. Mr. UEORtlE IHHISEY and Mia
ADALINK VAUGHN, all of Yamhill Co.
DIED.
At Amity, of Apoplexy, Pee. Ifith. Mrs. SALLY
LAM'EFIKLD. after a short Illness of two dava. aa-ed
bout forty-flvo.
At Tillamook, O. T-, on the 7th Pee., of croup, IXA-
v iu as., raiani son oi Hooen i . tissue.
Natlce.
SCHOOL District Clerks will make their annnsl re
ports to the ndersigned on or before the middle of
aura next.
Mr. Slater at the Met pflce In CorvalHa is authorized
to receive the same ia my absence.
SILAS A En CUM B,
Supt. Com. Schools, Beaton Co.
January IS. 157. 41wS
Corvallta Drug Store.
TACKSON ACARDWELL. Druggists and
l Apthccarie.jre recel tug from
m San Francis- MjS
etul'v vrles-ted Xlf
. Paints. I've- GL
c-, per each steamer, large and rarefiil!
st's ks of Drucs. Mclieines, lils, pi
Stufls. Perfumeries. Fancy Sps. snd all other articles
noisily Kept in a lmig wore, wntctt tney ore mng and
wiui. sr.Lt. at reuueed prices.
I'resrnptions prepared by an experienced I'nig-
gis.
Orders Irora a distance promptlv attended t i.
JACKiSO'N & CARDWELL.
Corvallis. January 13. Isi. m(
Land Warrants Heceired.
TJY the Lt mail I received the folljwiug li.st of Land
MJ v arraots. vis :
Jo-rob ItertraRd. Pierre Laconrse. John Patterson.
Joseph Scnesiatla. John Yaiislm. William Simmons.
i.ra-e lui:lertv. (Jeorge t h.ippel. Jn T. SUte.
John Fort:ine. Charles Rote. Keitlx-n Streith. IT, Jeremi
ah Tuller, William IUmt, John Sexton, KM jal) Bristow.
. . A. I f-ititt
Salem. January 13,ls7. 44wl
Corvallis.
THE stirrcriler will pav caU fir Soldiers Bonntv
J. Lsnd Warrants, at his st we. NAT. 11. LANE.
C-rvsllis, Jan. 1.1. 1-A7. 4ttf
Administrator's IV o tire.
T ETTERS of adminMratiori having l-en crsntrd to
I a the underi?ncd nv the Pnbste court, for the coun
ty of Waeo. in the Territorr of Oregon, upon the es
t ite of ORL IMH M AL. deceased, rearing date tr.
the 2tth. Is.i6. Therefore all erons indebted to the
said eUte are reottested to m ike immeiliate payment
H the onilersisned and all persons having demands
airsinkt said et.ste are heriv uotilied to present them
with the proper poofs within one rear from the de
hereof to the undersigned st the t.il!e ia the nforessid
e sintv. N. H. ti ATL3, Admin r.
January . 1QJ", 4wt
Adiitinistrator'a 'otlcc.
vTOTICE is hereiv given, that tlie nndersigned was
appointed administrator of the estate of JOHN B.
I.I 1 11. Lb. deceased, late oi -oix ronntv, on ine sin
d iv of IHnemlier int.. hv the l'rolmte court, of said
CMintv. All persons indebted tn ssfd estate are csHed
aion to make payment, and all persons having claim.
are requcted to present tne same.
n.ruvj.-scj. i-i , i i.i.r. . o ni tti r.
tecember S, 1 .". 44wlsid
Final Settlement.
OR'HARD Evan, administrator of the e-tate of
IV THOMAS SIIKPAKD, deieasrd. having filed his
s.-eoont for ftoal settlement of his admimtration of the
said estate : it is ordered that the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next be set Tor tue Hearing or tne same.
.... -.- e.
January 13, 1K57- 4lw3paid
'otice.
rTsHE judges of the Supreme Coort. of the Territory of
tirea-on. assemoieo at tne seat oi t.ovemment on
the ninth day of January, eiahteen hundred and firtr
seven. do fix and appoint IMstrict Courts, to I held in
village of Rosehurg, in the county of Douglas on the
flrnt Mondavs.of March. May, September and Novem
ber, annnallv, nntil otherwise ordered, and do limit the
duration of said terms to six dars each.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Chief Jcstsce.
4Uf M. P. DEADY, Associate Justice.
Notice.
have appointed James M. Pyle. Clerk of the District
Court for the third Judicial District and be naa
P-
pointed depnties as follows :
alACK-M-tl.... .
V mptjns,. B ,
(OO0a, s)
Carry
Josephine,. .
44tf
. .John B. Sifers.
, . Wm. H. Spencer.
.Wm. Romanes.
. .R. II. Smith.
. Joseph Spear.
Associate Justice.
M. P. DEADY,
25
POUNDS choice Apple Seed.
10 lbs. Pear
i " - Cherrv Stones,
at WAK E FIELD i. CO.S.
O Yea! O Yes!! O Yes!!!
A LL those who paid their accounts ts Barnard and
ll Mattesoa. will receive oor thanks now. and be fa-vis-vd
at some future time ; and unto those who did
not. we say, verily, verily, verily, we say nnto yon, yon
snow a s tne dty nor the no ir when the Sheriff shall
appear nnto you wim our dins.
" BARNARD A MATTESON.
Tjlvery account stttaf be trttM on or liefore February
BAHN AliD A MATTEWN.
QAA pair womens' extra kip shoes at tl a pair, .
OVl I BARNARD A M ATTESON.
Rrgistrr and Keecirrr't Xoiiee Willamette Land
District
O settlers in township 5.
. .. 5
" " 6
i i
" - 7
: f
" 8
"8
" " 8
8
"8
8
" "9
south, ranee 10 west,
ii
ii j .
M
M -
" 4 1(J Si
44 4
5
4 y
"8
i ii ii
" " 10
" 6 "
9
7
The above townships having been snrveved. and the
pints therof approved on the Soth day of Decemlier.
1H5. all settlers who have claims or parts of claims
therein, are reo nested to appear at the ijind Office for
the W illam-tte District or Oregon, at Oregon City, or at
.i : r .1. . '-. I ... t;. . . . ' ...
me e ui mr c-ui.ej"'i ..nirmirt .-Hiieiii. Wllllin lllir-
ty days from and alter tne z'ltn day or feiruary. is.'7.
or previous to that time if convenient, when and where
we shall be prepared to reet-ive the notifications of their
claims, respectively, and enter upon the adjustment and
settlement according to law, of all conflicts of boundary
.... ... i . - . .1
iiiiii mny or lounu cxis anions lucui.
(liven ninler onr hands at the Land office, Oregon
i oy, January nd, imi.
R. WILCOX. Register.
44w4 J AS. fiUTHKIE. Jr.. Receiver.
Magnolia Saloon,
CORVALLIS, O. T., .
GALBRAITH V BROTHER.
OYSTERS at all hours or the day and
evening, and in the very best rtyle.
sjrCall and satisfy yourselves.
Corvallis, Jan. , 157. 43m2
THUS. UVIIIU8
S. Francisco.
HKSBY LAW.
Portlaud, Urcpron.
BOBEKT A. LAW.
Reynolds & Law.
WHOLESALE Grjcers and CommLison Merchants,
and dealers in Oregon Produce, corner Kearny
aud jaisson Directs, isao r raacisco.
sj Advances made on Consignments.
mW Kefer to J, FAILING A CO., Portland.
Expirees , i
IK
CASCADES
AND
DALLES
;. i . osc - .. . . ...... , ,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. I
EXPRESSS FOR . 1
Chimpoeg, Salem, Albany and rarrallii, ,
,...l)n WEPNKSDAY, and on....
Arrival or Mail Ptskb from San KaAxcweo I !
li- All loiters, Packagcaand Freight, entrusted to
my i-nre will be atn-nilt-d t. promptly , .
hi- c u r. At rranKiin uuua circ.
IV. eHr SO, l-0. A.I. STUAHT.
I. 1. Palmer,
T.EAt.EK In
lry C.hmIs, Clothing. Fancy
Articles
J llmikK and Stationery, and
vt.iii.rnl tir-..l.Ht.tt tf
Store tinit diMr north of die Union Hotel, Salem.
Ihrermlirr 30, !.). . 2tf !
A. V. WILSON,-'
irATCIt-MAA-ER, SALEM, O.T., '
RESPKCTFTI.LY announces to the cltiaeus of Marl
on and the mirronmliitr comities that he has per
manent located In A I.EM, where he will carry on
w A Ten ttRi-AiKisa In an its urnncnea. Having an ex
perience of ninrtern Tears at the trade, ha Is eontident
of giving satisfaetiou to all who may favor him with
their euHtom. .
V I.OVICS and JEH'ELRl for sale.
N. B. Shop m the L'niou House Buildings. -Salem,
Nov. 15, ISA. 36m3
Iand Wnrranta.
"I'J Y the a-t m I received the following list or land
J warrants. vis:
Joseph Itcrtrsnd. Pierre Laeourse. John Putteron.
Jiiscnh Srnugratla, John Vaughn, Win. Simmnns.
CI, i r.uni .
Salem, January S, 157. 43wS
Administrator's JVotlce.
NOTICE is hereby given, tllut the undersigned was
aniHiinted Adiniiilstrator of the estate of Thomas
IS. H:igue, droeased, late of Linn- enunty, Territorr of
Oregon, by the Judge of the Probate court, in and for
said countr. on the tenth dsv of Seiitemlier. A.I). 1H36;
herefore all persons intlahted to said estate, will please
coiiut forward ami settle the same, and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate, will please present the
same In the undersigned, at his residence, ten miles
south of Albany, in Linn roimty. within one year from
the date of this. JAMES P. HOUUE. Admin 'r.
IVceuilier. S3, 1 .-C . 4:lw4
House, Carriage. Sit;n, and Steam-
. a . . - . '
UUHI fill lit lug.
CA.REF.lt having esublished his Paint shop In
Salem, ia prepared to execute with dispatch all
jobs In the above line. Itanners, Standards, and Em
blems, for societies painted on silk. satin, velvet or mm-
in. faints or all colors and descriptions mixed, ready
for use. for sale at his shop ; ilsiH bite l.ead. Linseed
Oil. Turpentine and Varnish, Wall paper and Border .
Window glass, Paint brushes, graining touls, Ae. Di
rections given in painting, also la graining imitation
of wood, stone or marble.
H. B- Orders rrom abroad promptly attended to.
All jobs intrusted to his care warranted to give satis-
faction.
Salem, Jan. , 18A7. 43yl
Notice
r. given to next of kin, and to alt persona interested,
that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of
CALVIN CL PPS. intends making anal settlement of
his account in relation to said estate, with the probate
ourt oi Linn county, at me next April term or said
court. UL'SSEL ALFORD, Admin r.
IH-ecmber 11, 156. 4Jw3
ISO Ilounty Land Warrants
TAXTED, by the subscriber at Salem.
W C.N. TERRY.
Cash
1) AID for Soldiers Bounty Land Warrants by
C. K. TERRY.
Land Warrants HerelTed.
THE owners will take notice that I received by the
last mail steamer the following land warrant not
ret called for :
losepn i. iiucnings,
Thomas C. Shsw,
Jitst-ph Despar,
Martin Wricht.
Frederick Tayl r.
lhivi.l Kirkiatru k,
Samuel B. (iieg.
James Kester.
James Hi-atherly,
Alls-rt C. Davis,
James Pritchrll.
Salem. January 3. t57.
-Stuart' b
i
Warrant 1C0 acres.
ii i it
. ii
i i
II 14
II II II
I II
. II II
II II
Itf II II
L. F. UROVER.
4.1w4
Ad tertisements Never Paid For.
I 1 TK have on our adverti-ing lMk. i barges for Ad-
ininistrator's notices. Attachment notices, H-trar
notices. Divon-e ni-tiees. snd all kinds of transient ad
vertising, apiin-t alm-ist everTlKdy. strung all along
from Jan. 1M7 to March SA1. Also some charges
for job work. We sre anxious to settle up all these ac
counts, st least to Jan. 1st. 157, snd earnestly urge al
who know themselves to be indebted, to send the
amount of fihSg Iwrrt they owe. by mail, at our risk. If
any can pay. send u word to" that effect, and we"li
strike offthe chsrje. If anv don't Intend to pay. send
us word to that effect, and we will try to make yon.
Some of the bills which we know to te good, we shall
send t atvmevs for collection, by suit or otherwise, if
not paid before loiur. We want to get the names off
oor book somehow, for we have rerome tired of seeing
them especial!; those that have Is-en there from two
to live rears. 1 STATESMAN OrrlCK.
Tlie Latvi of Oregon.
rrMIE OREGON ST ATI TES. 1M5. beinr a lanre v.d
A ume of 6' pares, with complete index, annota
lions, and references, comprising all the laws in force in
the Territorr. inclusive of those passed st last session
of the Legislstive Assembly, are for sale at the office of
the Statesman, at five dollars per eopv. The work is ex
ecuted in the het manner, bonnd in law stvle. and
is sold at puiili-her pri-es, and as low as a like work can
lie bought in anv State in the I' nion. and at the owe-t
figure tliey can I afforded for here. The price places
them within t!ie reacn oi all who desire tne laws they
live under, timers nv man accompanied with the cash
filled by return mail. It is the last code of laws that
will nrobchlv be published in Oregon, for msnv vears.
In addition to the enactments or the Lea-islntive Assent-
Mr, the volume contains the leclaration of Indeprn
dence. Constitution of the t'nited States. Treaties with
Great Britain relating to Oregon. Ordinance of 177. i
force in Oregon. lonatto aw and all amendments,
and full abstract of Cnitcd states Naturalization Laws.
Divorce Notice.
'EM RLE E. HOWELL, petitioner, r, MARY E.
HOWELL, defendant. Pirrmo roa Divnnrit.
In the District Court First Judicial District, Marion Co.
O. T. Said defendant will take notice that said cause
is now pending in said court, and that unless she ap
pear and deten I the same, on or neiore tne lth ttav
of Febntsrv next, the testimony will be beard and tlie
cause determined.
L. F. GROYER, Solicitor for P'r.
December 30, K'oi. 42w4
Brantifal Prtwnti for the Holiday.,
CONSISTING of WATCHES. JEWELRY. La Mm
L Pl'KSSH. I.ADIKS' WoaX-CASICS, CUILDRKn's KKIVRS
aso Forks, Gold TnmsLKS, Hold Bitklks, Diamond
Hinos, and a great many articles too hi'ukrocs ro
KSTiojt. just received by
U. COLLI EK KOBH1.X!.
Portland. Dec 11, 1850. 42ml ,
Negotiation of War Scrip.
TCST printed and for sale at the Statesman office
l blank powers of attorney and assignment for transfer
of war scrip, from a form prepared by an experienced
lawyer. Price, to per hundred. Orders by mail filled.
July I. 1KAU. is
Old Arrangement. ,
XTOTICE is heredv given to the inhabitants of the
seal of goremmeni and the nirrmtntlinsr sreWf that
J. D. lioon has pun-nased tne entire interest or all the
goods In the EMPIRE STORE, and will enntinusto sell
goods st the old Empire Stand, at wnoi.KSAi.it and re
tail. More fronting on nam street aiiry, M ill street.
J. D. BOON.
Salem, Jan. 21, 18S. 4iy.
Wanted.
PZff fi hnchel Oats, and 5000 neat, and anynnan
lJfJJ tity or dead swine,
paid on delivery.
for which cash will be
J. N. ritESCOTT,
3Dtf
iiregon i iiy. nnw. .j, jo.o.
Wanted.
VTS
5 .000 bushels.
KJ Wheat. 4.000 bushels, at
32tf
PHILIP COnfiN'S Store.
Divorce Notice.
m start A McMULLEN, petitioner, r. JOHN Mc
lI ML'LLEN. defendant. Petition for IHvret. In
the District Court for the First Judicial District, O. T.
Said defendant will tike notice that said cause is now
pending in said court, and that unless he appear and
defend the rame, on or before the 10th day rebruary
next, testimony will be heard and the cause determined.
L. F. t MOVER, Solicitor for P"r.
December, 20. If.'.G. lw
Final Proof and Notification
Blanks.
JCST PRINTED, a larae quantity of Final Proof
Wanks, and a small lot of Notifications, both from
the latest forms. Orders by mail or otherwise tilled.
The wish must acrompanv the order or the blanks will
not le sent. Prices Filial Proof, (full set) $tt 00 per
hundred. (1 00 per dozen. Notification, $10 00 per
hundred, tl 50 per dozen. -
STATESMAN OFFICE..
Kalem, April 8, 1S56. , 1 j
Blank Deeds.
ANEW lot. just printed, from a form prepared by
one of the Judges of the Snnreme Court, and for
sale at tbe Statesman Office, at $t per hundred.
!
August 18. 1850.
Tax Receipt Blanks.
TCST printed ot the Statesman office a large snppjy
J 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 rct.iru of mail.
Alatteaan Relllna; otT at
coat II
NY nnewlMliIng a desirable location and the best r in
JL of trailn in the npiier countrv. trill do well to nnr-
t haxe onr STOCK A KTOHEin CorvMllis. whlub we will
sell at I'dRTLA N l PRICES, losing freight, and for the
next 60 days will retail for cash at cost :
728 pair custom made shoe no split leather In lot.
J! " mens' custom made shoes, at coat,
lyf. ' wonuMis' kip shoes, '
1.10 " boys' shoo, "
SO mens' boot to It tl 75. .
We have tba best shoes ever in lienton county.
BARNARD A HATTKSON. .
d0 SAYEd cut of every 10 Spent, by a call at
E0 BAUNAItUA MATTICSUN'B
WOO are selling off at cewt why 1 '
HAUNAUI) A MATTESON.
3
BBL and one box '
Kit" for sale by
BARNARD A MATTES0N. :
I
S. VED SID by calling at their Store before purehas-
elsewncre. ...
ANY one having any claim upon them will present It
J1. a
at their counter, and it will be paid.
- a I.SO. anv one owing them
whose notes are due.
J will nresent their cash at the counter, and it
will
he taken care of.
BARNAKD A MATTESON.
To House llullders.
NOW Is the time to buy your HARDWARE.' We
will take good wheat st site, and sell yon the best
of goods market prices. BARN HD MATTESON.
10
Bolts blue Satinett.
S bolts In-own Satinett
8 " black
S " giry "
25 " Jeans. 10 bolts gold mixed Jeans.
5 ' blue nils ;d Jeans. S bolts grey mixed.
SI i BARNARD A MATTESON.
Selling Out,
Selling Out.
HO Is selling out 7
BARNARD A MATTESON
s
ELLING out fu.st Those Men's lt shoes. Il.fiil
BARNARD A MATTESON.
A 1.1. or auy of the calicoes, I'll ets. at '
t BAUNA1U) AM ATTERONU
TV TEIUJ1MACK calicsrs. 10,00(1 yds. at 1?4 ets.. at
11 BARNARD A MATTESO
)NS.
CKHICO calico, 3,000 yds. at 12J ets., at
BARXARD i MATTES03TS.
I1HILLIP Allen's Prints, yds. at lit ets.. at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
EAUTIFL'L English Copper Plates, at 10 a IJJ tU.,
iiak.vaiu' a 51AI a.
OATS wanted at &0 ets., at,
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
rpHE last of the " Wagons," at
1 BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
PLOUGHS, a rew more left, from f 15 to fM. at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
CAST steel " Hunt's" Adae's a f2.00.at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
Broad axes. tlO, ea. at
' BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
20
Bench screws, at tl .00. ea. at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
1 ff sett plates, at 074 rts. at
IUU BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
"t 1 THEAT 5,000 bushels wanted at SO ets. at
V B A RN ARD A M ATTESON'S.
SCRIP $.10,000 for sa lest
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
95
n kegs White Lead, at tft li. at
... .... . .... ... Hrronw
a A It.i A IVI' a S4l 1 cvr.s a.
good tire at
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
LL tlie late paers, at
tstf
BARNARDA MATTSONTi.
FIHK! FIRE!! FIIU.!!!
Being ia constant danger of fire,
BARNARD & MATTESON,
or vna
ST. LOVI.S STORE, CORrALUS,
Are Heliing. without regard to cod. their entire stock
ol goods. We wish to sell out before the 1st of Janua
ry, and in view of the near approaching FAMINE,
foretold in the hooks, and known to be not far distant
by the signs of the Nislit. (Imk at the Stars.) we wish
to turn our rnlirt insWtlVy possession a into
WHEAT, FLOUR, BARLEY. CORN, Ac. Ac.
We Pay Eighty Cents for Wheat.
IM ITS 'iiNI pair water-iiroof I tools
for sale. For
X w neat, mi.
33
BARNARD A MATTESON
For gtto.1 Wheat
1 HO per Utfehel. 33
BARNARDA M ATI ESON.
O HOES 2C0 pair Ijldies Shoes. 4. S. . 7,
s. 9. For
wheat. M.
33
BARNARD A MATTESON.
IF you want the cheapest goods in town come to
33. VARNARD A MATTESON'S.
ND se'l vctir wheat at Ml er bnsliel.
33
BARNARD A MATTKSOX.
piTCUEKS-
-100 InrES pitchers at
BARNARDA MATTESON'S.
BOWLS 100 bowls, at
S3 BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
IjltlME assortiueut of hardware ft
33 BARNARD J
or sale for Oats
at
A MATTESON "8.
o
ITS wanted at
33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S.
1)OUK bought at
JJ
BARNARD A M ATTESON'S.
ALLOW bought at
31
BARNARD A M ATTESON'S.
5
WAOONS Sell them for wheat at M a bnsliel.
33
BARNARDA MATTESON.
11 TAUONS Just from the shop, for sale cheap, br
W 33 BARNARD A MATTESON'.
gH,
Ntil.KS
3
-20 M shinsles.
BARNARD A MATTESON.
AI.TS White, Red, IShie and Green paints for
A wheat, at 80. 33 BARNARD A MATTESON.
T.
T.
T.
THE best Young ITvson Tea for sale in any quantity.
WHEAT preferred to V ASH.
33 BARNAKD A MATTESON.
WUO bas Money to buy Wheat?
33 BARNARD k MATTESON.
Rrgistrr and Srtcirrr's Roiift I'mpqna Land
uisirtrL
"TV) settlers in township 22, south range 9 west, . .
I m i i. 2 ii I, v
t ' ii i ? ' V u
The above townships having been surveyed, and plats
thereof approved on the Mb dsv of Dee.. lK5i, all settlers
who have claims or parts of claims therein, before tbe
date of such approval, are requested to appear at the
office of the Register and Receiver of the L mooua Land
District within thirty days from and after the 1st day of
renruary. ixu, or previous to that time. If convenient,
when and where we shall be prcred to receive the no-
iincauons oi tneir claims respectively, ana to enter upon
tl Ml..anAn . ...I - . I . . . n.ir.lin:. ... AW aT .11
conflicts of boundary lines aim. may be found to exist
amongst them.
Given under our hand at Winchester, this 20th day of
uec. in,. ij. r. MUSsH r.K, tteglster.
43w4 W. J. MARTIN, Receiver.
Register and Reedier"! Notice Willraelle Land
Distriet.
rilO settlers In township 10 south, range 7 west,
1 ir 11 Ji ii I. V
Barnard 4t
14 -14 - . M ' V II
M I. . 0 8 '
u 11 13 1 M 8
I M II : H U It C l
The above townships having been surveyed, and the
plats thereof approved on the 5th day of Dec. 1858, all
settlers who have claims or parts of claims therein, are
requested to appear at tne l-anu tunce lor tne Willa
mette District of Oregon at Oregon City, or at the office
of the Surveyor General at Salem, within thirty days
from and after the 3d day of February, ltt57, or previous
to that time, if convenient, when and where we shall
be prepared to receive the notitications of their claims
respectively, and to enter upon the adjustment and
settlement, according to law, of all conflicts of boundary
mat may is? found to exist amongst tuem.
Given nnder our hands, at the Laud UIIKe. Oregon
City this 31st day of of Dec, 166.
IV. 11.1 i,.v,
43wi . - JAMES GUTUR1E. Jr. Receiver.
Executor's Notice.
THE undersigned named as E.vecntor in the last will
and testament of JOHN BURKHART, deceased,
late of Linn county. O. T., has received letters icata
mentury, on the estate, from the probate Court or said
county ; all perums indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against the estate are requested to exhibit them.
witu tne necessarv vouchers, within one vear from this
date, to me, at my office in the court house, at the town
of A lhany. JOHN M. LINES, Executor.
Aloany, lec. 11, . 4Zw4
Cash paid for Soldiers Bounty Land
warrants. .
THE undersigned will pay cash, and the highest
rates, for a large number of bounty land warrants.
on application at his office in Court House. Salem, O. T.
v . ; ' CJf.TEKRY.
December 3". I8.S6. ' ' 42tf
Salt! Salt!! ; '
Qfk TONS " Sao Quentin" SALT, in about 80 and
CAJ 100 lb. bags, just received and for sale very chean
ALLAN MeKLNLAY & CO.
Oregon City, Dec. C, 1S56.
Catalogat of Bsski lad Statlratry
roa salb st ''. , "
A 11. BBlpler & CO., 1 -. :! : i
At the CUf Rook Store, front St., Portland, Oregon
SCHOOL BOOKS.
RcArtcns. Sanders' old 1st. Id, Jd, 4tb, and 6th,
and Tbe Yoong Ladies'; Banders' Kew 1st, Id, 3d,
tin and out Parkers' 1st, 2d. 3d, 4tn and 6th; Me
Guffey's 1st, Id, M, 4th snd 5th.
BrKLLCaav-Haadera1 Old, Sanders New; Elemen
tary!
PRiarma. Sanders' Pictorial, School and Parker's. '
OsousArHiES. Mitchell's, Ancient and Modern, Ol
aey's, Morse's, McNalley'a, and Monteith's 1st and
Id Book.
M atbkm tries. Arlthinetirs Tboraaoif s, Table,
Mental, Analysis, Practical, and lugtier; Danes' Pri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith's
CollMirn's Kay's Stoddard's: Davies Algebra. Sur
veying, Geometry, Practiral Mathematics, Hath. tie
tionarv, isrl; of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics. ' . ;
GrammarsGreen's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's
Klrkam's Speiieer,s Tower's.
PnitosoeMiioi-Parker's 1st Lesson, "Juvenile and
School; Comstork's Smith's. 1
HisTORiKs. Wilson's Juvenile, and United States;
Parley's Universal; Willard's Universal, and Uulted
States.
Laswicaoks:. Cooper's TlrgH; Andrew's Latin Itea
det; Virl Roma; Andrew's Latin Grammar; Media
tuck's 1st and Id Book in Latin, and do. in Greek; Aa
thou's Greek Grammar and Reader; Johnson's Cicero.
Fasqnelle's French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's
German Grammar and Reader, Telemaque. Greek 1 ea
tameut; French, self-taught; Surrenne's French Dic
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do, Anthon's Classical do. Smith's do do.
Dictiosasjks Webster's School. High do. Aca
demic, University, Royal Pvo, Unabridged and Cobbs'
Pocke. 1
MiscFi.LANrot s. Mntt'son's Astronomy. Newman's
Rhetoric. Wood's Botany. Ksme's Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aids In Composition, Parker's Exer
cises. Brookrleld's Comositioti. McElligott's young
Anaivzer. do. Analytical Manual. Parker's Word
Builder. Mayliew's I&tok Keeping. Wsyland's Moral
Science. Pufey's Natural Theology. Illake's Agricul
ture for SchiMiw. I'pham's Intellectual Pliil'wouhiv
Mithan's 1I0, do. Bliltnn; Young; Pollock; and 1 hump
son; (Edition for 8:-h'ls) Cutter's Anatomy and
Physiology. American Debater. Newman's Political
Economy. Hitchcock's Geoloev. Great variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of School Station
ery; Mutes of all sizes; Drawing Books; Drawing
Paper; Perforated Card Hoard; Bristol Board; Pencils
and Brushes; (Ishoru s Colors; lukstands, every size
nd style, Ac Ac, Ao.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
HiSTOHv- Bancroft's United States. 0 volumes.
riildretli's do, do, volumes. Promt's Pictorial United
States. Taylor's do, do, do. Botta's Hist. Revolution.
Peterson's do. Wilson's United States. Willnrd's do.
Hist. Indian Wsrs Uuited States. Willurd's Universal
History. Muller's du do, Rotteck's Hist. World 1 or
I volumes. Rollln'e Ancient History. Fairs do. do.
Hume's England. Macaulay's do., complete. Dickens
Child's do. Lingard's do. Gibbon's Rome. D'Au-
bigne s Reformation. Bang a M. E. Church. Allison's
Europe, 1st and Id Series. Prescott's Works. Burder's
Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose
phus. All of Abbott's Histories. Historical Cabinet
Queens of Spain. (Jueena of Scotland. Help s Spanish
Conquests, Brace's Hungary. Kidder's Brazil. Eu
bank'a Brazil. Parley's Universal. History of Cru
sades. Ancient Egyptians. Hallam's Middle Ages.
History for Boys. Bonner's Child's United States.
Lossing's Field Book of Revolution.
Rionairriv. Plutarch's Lives. Life BranL Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
Lives of tbe Siguera. Autobiography of Finley. La
martine'a Celebrated Characters. Li f e of Adam Clarke,
do Bishop Itedding. do Niebuhr. do Gen. Harrison,
do Daniel Boone, do Roberta, do Lafayette. Cap
tains of Roman Republic and Old World. Dr. Char
mers. 4 vols. Lives of liumboldts. Mrs. Rogers.
Mocart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Times of Clay;
Irvine's Washington. Eminent Mechanics. Lives of
Chief Justice. Josephine. Napoleon. Charles Lamb.
Jackson. Gen. Green. Joan of Arc. Lady Jane Grey.
J. y. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webster; Kings of
Rome. Kings and Qieens. Liebtntx. Lives of the
Popes. Prescott's Philip Id. Mary and Martha Wash
IngtoB. Pioneer Women of the West.
Tatvrxs Huck's Chins. Araucanians. Stephen's
Egvpt. Olin's Travels. Mungo Park. Nile Notes.
Adventures on Musquito Shore. Bayard Taylor's Trav
els. Durbin's Travels in the East.
Sciaxrirtc. Brande'r Encyclopedia- Physical Geog
raphy of the Sea. Wood's Natural Hi-tory. Lardner's
Lectures. Useful Arts. Owmoa. Mathematical Dic
tionary. Logic of Mathematics. Wonders of Science.
Mitchell's Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Looini' Re
cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's Dictionary of
Arts and Science. Eubank's Hydraulics. Dick's works.
Vsrious works on Architecture.
l'oKrsr. Bvron various styles, f hakespeare, do.
Milton, do. Burns, do. Hemsns, do. Moore, do.
Thompson. Toting. Pollock. Tupner. Cowper. Poe.
Campliell. Wadsworth. (tssian. Montgomery. Kirk
White. Female Poets of England, do. do. America
and many others.
Books or ItBrrnzxcr. Cyclopedia of Geography,
do. do. Fine Arts. do. do. Biography. Useful Arts.
McColloch's Gazetteer. Harper's Universal Gazetteer.
Fai'tT asn AoaicfLTfRAL. Elliot's Fruit Book.
Thomas' do. Ihiwning's d-. Barry's do. Fessenden't
Farmer and Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Gardener's Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
Allen's Domestic Animals. All of Saxton's Hand Bocks.
Works on Horse. Csttle, Sheep, Hogs. Ac.
Thkoi.imhca!. A Hf.li'mocs. Harmony and Exposi
tion of (s.'ls. Neamier's Life of Christ. Butler's
Works. Knajip's Christian Theology. Western Meth
odism. Morns Miscellanies. lectures on Rimanism.
Brand of lfcmtitiic Rule. Elliot on Romanism. Barnes'
Notes. Clarke's Commentary. Benson's do. Jay's
Exercises. Watson s Institutes. Larrabee'a Evidences
Butler's Elhi-sl Discourses- Rogers' Eclise of Earth,
do. Reason ami Faith. Fo-ter's Christ. Perfection.
Raker ou Discipline. Writings of Armiiiins. Jahn't
Biblical Archswogy. Billies, all sizes and prices, from
tl t' t'2(. Testaments, great variety. Methodist
Hymn. christian Hymn Book. Chnrch Psalmist
Pfrmouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
I'sabnist.
M epic ai.. Ruchan's Family Physician. Hydro-
pat flic 00. imnuruaimc oras.
Misvri.LAtBotti. Constitutions of United State.
Mayhew's Popular Education. Crabbe's Synonyms.
Piatt's Riok of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's Mlnuil.
Headley's Works. 1 1 vols. Mrs. Tuthill". vols. I j y.
ard's Nineveh. Bigelow's Useful Arts. Haswell's Eu-
gineer's Guide. American Institutions. Pursuit of
Rnowledire. Park Madison. Peruvian Antiimit
Way Down East. Pynshurt. Ike Marvel's Works
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Countrv Rambles
iu England. Tales and Reveries, fan excellent Temper.
ance ltook.l Money Maker. Escaped Xnn. News
Boy. IHrk Wilson. Mrs. Male s New Cook Book. Mil
ler s Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator.
Young Indies' Counsellor. Young Man's do. Picb.rial
Catechism. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Book. Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri
can Housewife. Half Honrs with Old Humphrey.
Athens; its uranueur and uecay. Mrs. i-eugwies s
Redwood, do. New Eng. Tale. Uncle Sam's Farm
Fence. Arthur's Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
Partington. Horace Transl.ition. Virgil do. Mrs. Car-
len's Works. Heroines of History. Land and Sea. .
Deck and Port. Sea and Sailor! Ship and Shore.
Naval Life. Star Papers. Masonic Chart. Irvirig's
Columbus. Ixmg Look Ahead. City of New York.
Living Orators of America. Young Msn Advised. Mis
sions in Tooga and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fic
foil. Kr.iV.lt and the Russian. Ilvdrapathic Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes, (lift Bo.- for Young Men
do. do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. do. Ii 'V.s-
Young Husbsud. do. Wife. d.". Mother, do House
keeper. Kigouruey's letters to Young Ladies, uo do
do Mothers. Arthur's 8 Nights with tbe Washingto-
nians. Manly Character, by Peck. Government of
Children. Mrs. Ellis Works. How to be a Lady. How
to be a Man. Gold and Gospel. Pilgrim's Progress-:
Footprints of Famous Men. Charlotte Elizabeth's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Roy Phihiau-
nher. Abbott a Marcs Paul Books, do rranconn
Merchant's Ibiughter. Gsop's Fables. Scottish Chiefs
Arabian Nights. Robinson Crusoe. Hollo Books. Mo
ther's Guide. Ferns' Mormons. The Old Inn. Con
flict of Aarea. Don Quixote. Paul and Virginia. Amer
ican Debater. Fern 1 -eaves. Tri-colored Sketches in
Paris. Chamber's Information for tbe People. Mel
ville's RedlMirn, Typee, Marni.Omoe.and White Jacket.
Bsrne's Miscellanies. Wendell's Blackstnne. Sab. Pay
Miscellanies, Lotus Eating, by Custis. . Bancroft'i Mis-
ccllanies. Jerrold s Men or character. Miner s t irst
Impressions of England. Kirwin's letters to Bishop
Hughes. Coombs' constitution ot Man. miss rseecii
er's Iteceipts. do Calisthenics. Bell Smith Abroad.
And a number of others too numerous to enumerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to tlie forgoing.
Stationkry. Foolscap Paper great variety. Let
ter do. do, plain and gilt. Note do, dr, do, do. Envel
opesall styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
meat variety. Blank Books all sises and styles.
Memorandums, uianes. 1 ass hooks, iinw doom,
Paper Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa-
Pr good variety. Wafers. Sealing W ax, Ac, Ac.
inally, we have a good variety of
Music Book. New Cannina Sacra. Alpine Glee
Sina-cr. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. ' Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors. Guitar do. Flute do. Aocordon do. Violin do.
Melodeon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet
Music ,
And the most varied assortment of Statiosekt ever
offered in Oregon.
- This stock is all bought in Aew York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at
UNIFORM PRICES.
Bsr We keep on hand School Books in large quan
tities, together with most of the publications of
- Harper a Hkotiikrs;
Derby A Jackson;
Ivikox A Phinnry;
Phillips A Samsos;
A. S. Babsks A Co.; ' , .
Miller. Orton A SItllig an;
Leaky A Getz; , , , ., t
Pitsam; ,
ArrurroK; and others.
ms We ask your patronage. If unable to visit ns
and examine our stock, your orders will be attended to
on the same terms as if you bought in person.
ttW Wc have arrangements by which, in the course
of the fall, we shall be able to furnish murt of the new-
works issued by the eastern publishers within 30 days
after publication. Every steamer will bring some new
works.' we are also prepared to rurnisn, hereafter, the
following Magazines at Publisher's rates and Postages
Harper's me w Monthly S3 00
Putnam's " 3 00 -
. Ladies' Repository. ;.100
Godey's Lady's Book, .. . 3 00 i j
Subscription Lists will be open for these, and other
Magazines, till the last steamer in November. Send us
your names and addresses, with tbe subscription price
of any periodical, and it shall be forwarded. -
I'ortiam-i, August za, isot. vetr '
1 j Kestyoai's Dasterrean i
ArVlSnOTYPE GALLERY.
fTWIE Bfijtrrlpicd baring recently returned from San
X ' Francisco, hi now orenared to take those beautiful
Pictures on Glass called A MRROTYPES, which have
almost entirely superceded, the Daguerreotype in the
East and San Francisco.
Gallery ia the now building, ereetei etpecialf for the
onemem, west or tne Marion Mouse: ,
. A .!' WILEY KENTON.
rUlrtnr, November 11, 19JS. ' ' SStr
- ..1.. 1 i .
Fresli From New York, r
O.V HAND AND NOtV RECEIVING.
DRT GOODS. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hard
ware, Groceries, Books and Stationliry Call ia
and see them. . 2utf J. H. A 1. K. MOORES.
'TRY-GOODS lor ladies aud gentlemen, in great vs-
J rlety
. at
tar
MOORES'
H AT Cotton Yarn has arrived, at
2Gtf
M00RES'.
rr-
HULL'S No. 1 Soap, the best you ever used.
White lead! linseed oil,
turpentine, putty.
iudigo, madder, copperas, alum, 1
,.' ' (ill for lamps and niacbiuery, 1 .
Try it
, New Orlcuns sugar, . .. ,:
. crushed sugar, 3 :
cresm tartar, s.tleratus, soda, at
. lutf.,.. ... MO(JRE8.
1HA1N PUMPS, monkey wreuches,
match planes, screw arm, -sash
planes, " "
horse shoes and mil's to St.
gun lucks, plugs and nipples,
, tubes, bullet moulds,
( ' Woseiiholui's IXL pocket knives,
pruning aud building knives,
rat traps to catch tqnirreh, at
7
M00RES
T
lAR,at
20tf
MOORED
Hooks and Stationerj-.
SCHOOL READERS,
Parker's 1st. Id. 3d. 4th and 5th,
Sanders' do do do d-i
McGuffy's do do do do
Davies' arithmetic, .
-' Cnitrersity and Common School, '-"
Intellectual and primary,
Ilavies' Bourdon algebra,
lyegendre, surveying.
Geometry and trigonometry.
Key to Davies' Arithmetic,
Thompson's arithmetic,
Parker's philosophy.
: juvenile aud 1st lessons.
Grammars Clark's. RoIIhhT Smith's.
Geographies Mitchell's, Monteith's manual,
f M'Ssteitb's 1st lessons. ' t -
Music Lute of Zion. New Carmlna Sacra, . :
Christian Psalmist, Missouri Harmony.
Normal Song Book, Singing Book, at
Ktf MOORES
WRITING-PA PER. snperlor article.
Black ink, from quarts to 1 oz.
Slates and pencils.
Tabor's pencils.
Envelopes, wafers.
School cards and toy books, at
Wtf
MOORES"
FAMILY BIBLES, Webster's (Juarto Dictionary,
Ueivernity "
Variety of Miscellaneous Works, worth buying, at
jotf MOORES'.
Wakefield h. Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAILME It CHANTS,
ALSA.SV, LIS CODXTT, O. T-.)
KEEP constantly on hand a full asMortaent of Grorer
ceries. Hard ware. Carpenters' Tools. I'.Iacksmith'
Tunis. Vueenswtre, Clothing. Boot and Shoes. Paints
and Oils, Varnish, Ladies' Dros Goods and trimmings,
Ae Ae. lf
Albany, 11 bids. New UrU-an
t and Crushed Sugar, (from N. Y.) and for sale low at
WAKEFIELD A CO S.
Albany, June 13. 1S5C Htf
20
KEGS siierior Dr.ed Apples (new crop) just
received by
WAKEFIELD A CO.
DAM ANTINE Candles, 13 b-xe, for sale by
lltf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
1 tr KEGS Svrup (Seth Adams' best) jn-t received by
1 0 "Htf WAK EFI ELD A .
IRON. IiMKMI lb, best Refined and Swedes' Iron
. -also Band Iron. Cast and Plow Steel, tbe best
assorted sizes ia Oregon. For sale low to black
smiths and merchants.
Htf WAKEFIELD A CO.
Ci eXi tn LBS pure White Ijead. fvr sale at
,JUU Htf WAKEFIELD A CO8-
A COMPLETE set of Cooper's Tools for sale,
lltf WAKEFIELD A CO.
1r BEST Chicago Clipper Plows, for sale at r-
IU duced rates, by Htf WAKEFIELD A CO.
30
BOXES 8 x 10. 10 k 12 and 10 x H French Glass,
just received and for sale by
lltf WAKEFIELD A CO.
4 G4 MID assortment School Books constantly kept
XI on hand.
Htf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
C e?ft LBS. choice Osage ( I ran ire Seed. Also, Blue
JI Grass, Clover and Timothy Seed.
Htf
WAKEFIELD A CO.
II THEAT, Bscon, E?a, Butter. Beans and Corn ta-
ken in exchange forcfiods at the h:gl-est market
rates.
WAKEFIELD A CO.
Albany. June 5, I Sir..
Htf
Notice to Skippers and Merchants.
ONE of the firm being permanently located in tsn
Francisco, all consignment of produce ami order
to be filled, will be attended to without delay, at mode
rate rates. 20tf WAKEFIELD & CO.
If! BBLS. LI ME, just received.
IU WAKEFIELD A CO.
Albany. Aug. 3. IS.-. . 5f.tf
itZ( '',is ulue Vitrol lor sale,
4AjJ Mtf WAKEFIELD A CO..
25
SETS Ca-t Boxes, at
2tf
WAKEFIELD A CO-S.
1 f SETTS Eliptic Springs for sale low.
IU 2t;tf WAKEFII
KEFIELD A CO.
rsEn
O 2iitf
TTS Ilnb Bands, for sale
WAKEFIELD A CO.
Notice.
A LL who are indebted to Wakefield A Co.. at Wash
Tk. ingtoa Butte, will please call and settle the same
witiiout delay. - - Zfitr
Blacksmltks aud others, Look.
ALLAN McK INLAY' A CO. have now on hand a
targe and well selected stock of
Bar Iron, Cast Steel, -
Horse shoe do., German do
Nail rod do., . Plough do., . .
Plate do., ' ,
And intend to keen np the assortment so as to suit the
''wants of customers. Give ns a call, and yon will fir d
that we not only have tbe fullest stock, but will sell
" as chean as tha cheat est- We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what
is sold. . , .,
Oregon City. Dec. . KM. ' jitf, ,
;. ... Notice. . .-.- i
rrHE Judges' of the Supreme Com-t of the Territory of
1 Oregon, assembled at tbe seat or tJovernment mi
the loth day of December, 15S, do fir and appoint
District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, in the
county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and
September, and the fourth Mondays of May and Octo
ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in the city
of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of December. 156, and thereafter on the'first
Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, nntil otherwise order
ed. and do limit the duration of said Terms to six days
each. GEO. H. WILLI AMS. Chief Justice.
. i i 4L n' ! CYRUS OLNEY. Associate JnvUce.
. . Notice. ' ;' ' '
I bare appointed E.J. Harding Clerk of the District
Court for the first Judicial District, and he has ap
pointed Deputies as follows : -
Clackamas,. i F.S. Holland. - ,.,
Y amhill Geo. H. Steward,
Polk,. Locien Heath. r
Beaton. .....T.H. B. OdeneaL ,
Lane, - . E. F. Skinner. , -,
Linn, John H. Lines.
GEO- II. WILLIAMS, Judge.
December 18.1 Aofi. 41
" Food for the Mind. .
YES we have plenty of it among which are snare of
the most nromiuent works, Byron, Shakespeare,
Buffoo, Josephus. Moore's. Benton's 30 years, Arthur's
works. Life of Napoleon, Henry Clay and other great
men; also Fowler and Well's publications, wherein we
are taught how to preserve health by tracing causes to
effect. , .Also works on spiritualism, such as Prof. Hare,
Edmonds. Talmadge. Harris, aud A. J. Davis, the star
the" of age. ' " - o
.We also, have all kinds of blank Books and stationery
in ceneral. In fact we intend to keen all .kind of food
for the wmd; and intend to -keep posted, and wac our
many reaslen to keep up wrta us so Be sore and give
ns a call, one and all, at the sign of the book store, main
street, Oregon City, s..- HOMER HOLLAND A CO.
Uregon dty, me. 7, ISoa. -tfjet ''
- JLsmtber. Lamaer. --
THOSE wishing to engage in the lumber business, win
do well to call on the undersigned, as be wishes
to rent his Mills. All tbe lumber that at made at the
Mills is readily sold at the best of prices.' , .- 7- , .
xue irnLviu uv iaua iu iiimoer. - '
A. C. R. SHAW '
EoI,Dec, 13,. 19fC, 40w6
I- -I . - ' i- ' - '
-. -'! -i ; ' . ' ' - 1 ' '
fitoTea,' bfores, iMn '' VTare.
r
THE uufcrl(Jrearct:unr ni.tiCcS tlie citizeo of
Una Comity ,d Territory' of UregoO that he ha
permaneatly located ia Jbanon. and i prepared toaell
lb following articles, ascbarap assay ertablismmknt
is tbe Territmy. vis: . . . .
COOK-lfOr PARLOR, BOX AND OFFICE
STOVES, TIN AND JAPANED IVARE.'.
Copper, Brittanla, Iron snd Wood Wares of all tifcds.
ana hi other ietat too numerous to mention. - '
Me to also prepared to attend to all jobbtng
above branches on short notice and in a workman-llke-manner.
' ; ' "
Mr motto l quick sales and snail profit. " . ;
' W. PHTLLTPS.
Lebanon. IJnn Co., O.T. TitX
. The Oregon Statesman. .
An Independent Journal, derated lo Poliliee. General
. fatrttigenc. A-c, Pubiithtd at Salem, Oregon. ,
ASAHEL BUSH, Proprietot, Publisher, and Editor.
The Statesman Is Democratic In politics, and thor
oughly National in Its character. It Is hostile to every
species of sectionalism', fanaticism, and Intoleranre ;
aud will vigorously oppose all attempts to rujorporste
anv of the insane Isms of the day Into our Ternkiriol
testation! - "' .
; It will advocate all pra cries 1 measures of Refonu
and Progress, ectinomical and Himfile administration of
onr I-s-al government fsrthfi.luew. integrity, and ea
uoi itr in ofBce. and a syrtem of rigid and direct ac-
r.rfint.-il'ility of the officer , to the triple. It will aMs-
cnssall measures arcaung iw puu.ic pung, ,a b diot
acr fearless, Impartial, and just.
Its News Department will be edited with much
atte. .tion, and notUiii'i will Is? spared to furntsh earh-.
accurate, and comprehensive publication of the cur
rent intelligence.
. TiieSL.ib.in.in has a large, widely-scattered, and roovt
excellent corps of correspondents, and very complete
facilities for pfoctiring news. ;
Di attention Is alo ns.id to the publication of Miscel
lany, Agricultural and Literary matter.
In this Dauer are published the laws, resolutinns, arid
treaties of the l'nitel States, and the laws and resolu
tion of the Territory of Oregon by authority. The
paper is printed on ucw material, and apon 3 sheet of
the largest size.
Redaction tn Price Tor t th Vol time.
On tbe 17th day of March IS.,7. tlie seventh volume-
of the Statesman will be commenced. For Miat vol itsse
and fmm that date the subscription price of the States
man will be three dalltm per pear, it paid ttt ietlfi in ad
vance. A 11 old suoscnpuon oues mass likewise oe pwra-
- Orffon and folifomiit P8fkft Line.
THE following ves-els will run ia connec
tion as a REUL'LAR LINE between
Sxn Francisco ad I'oi Umtl :
BARE OCEAN Jllltlt. WtBstxa. Ma.-tr,
CHAS. IlEt ENS, Healv.
NAHI 'MKEAG. Witum.
BRIG I. B. LL'NT. l"Jv.-HAar-Hx, "
Tbe Barks have all bt coppered rerenPy, an acs
in first rate order, cemmanded by exierienced captains.
Freight trill be earned at (Ae tunez rate.
Produce sent from any part of the country to Oregon
City or to the Linn City Works, will be received ass!
forwarded to San Francisco,
Aursvs: GEO. ABEEAETHY Co s ,
Ore eon City.
ABEHXETHT, CLARK A Co.
Sau Franviwa.
Xovember. 8. 1S46. - 3uU
Notice to Importers of I latpqua.
THE SchooncrUMl'yUA.BindertheeommaiiSl J7!
ot S. D- Hinsdale.saaled fvoss I mrxjua river 'rTTh
fur San Francio-o. est the Sth of May, and iuleasi
making re-nlar trips be teen these two poras.
It is only necessary we belie vs, to remind the imper
tersof L'mpqua that this vessel tbe Umpqoa is the
first ever launched on the waters of the UsBpowa. to in
sure their patronage and support. This vesel will des
chsr?e her cargo at Scettsbnrg. and at tbe rate she m-
teiuls to carry freight, will not only save tne snipper a
very considerable item, but save him the trsnsp rtaiioa
up the river, and thereby enable him to receive his goods
without so much handling as heretofore. Ia fine, the
Schooner Umwrua. of Scuttsborg. is a real Uanaa
craft and being the first on the list in this great reform.
confidently relies upon all tbe L mpqna Tor support aa
encouraee ment.
For freieht or passace apply to Allan, McKralay A Ce..
Seottsburg. or to tlie Capt. ou board. Merchants wiafc
ing tn ship from San Francisco, can apply to AUaa,
lnwe is, i:r. t lay si-, or o u iipum.
Scottsbnrg. May 11, l -iu.
Pfirc, Tutt , Pf ate.
NOW is the time to plant orchards, and the atst
sooner the better. And if yon want to get aV.ssr.
good trees st a fair price. juM call at the FRUIT
FARM NCRSEHY, twelve miles ea of Salem, on tho
Territorial road leading from Oregon City to tbe bead
of the valley, and roa will find jic-t what you want, Ibr
we have tens- of taonsands ol apple, pear, piufti aoo
rherry (on tame roots) trees, wbk h we intend to sell
in quantities to suit purchasers. A litieral share of pat
ronage will be thankfully received.
- K.C.GEEB A CO-.
. Fruit Farm. Nov-1 . 1356. - - 4tf -
. - Wanted.
TWO or three good laboring hand to carry oa the
Inrabering business ; also, a good Conk wanted for
which the highest wages will be paid.
The nndersigned will deliver lumber any where oa tbe
Willamette river beluw tbe math of tue San It a at rtver.
Persons wMiiog to exchange two or three good yoked
work oxen for lumber will find it to their advantage
rive me a call at JeBcrsun, via Conner's Ferrv. tm the
Santiam river. - JACOB COXSOR
JefTersnn. Xov. 10. l.t. 37 tf.
Dealers in Produce, Look Ilerett
THE subscribers having recently purchased, refitted,
and enliried tlie Warehouse "at Fairfield, are now
prepared tn store and forward Produce. Mereaandnte
Ac at reasofiaiie rates, (.rain boo gift ob ceanmissisi
Buvers from abroid are bivitol to rail on, or address.
. J. C. PEEBLES A CO- i
- Fairfield, Manon Co.. O. T.
November 7. ISnfi. S-'tf
Corvallis Warehouse, No. L
T am prepared to rtore prwluce. and will attend to rx
JL '
reiving and forwarding the same.
33tf .
ISAAC MOOEE.
, . . Orleans Warehouse.
"kPPOSITE Oorvallis. We are prepared to rtnre dth-
d'jee, aa.d will attend to receiving and forwawlmy
the
i3tf
WORTH A BTw.
1 3Itt'iraI Kftolntion !
The World FBtfihnou I
IIOLLOWAPS OINT3IENT. THE.
,, CiBEAT COUNTER lliBlTAIVT. .
The virus of disease often makes its way ts the in
tern I organs throuKh the wore of the skin.- Thw pea
etrating- Ointment, melting under the hand as it ia rasV
sed in. is absovDot turouga too same enuweis, ami
readsinfr the seat of inflammation. prnawaUy and invari
ably sabdoes it, whether located ia the kidneys, tbe tr-
r, tne mngs, or any other iinuomnt organ, it
trates the surface to the interior, through tbe coenS
tubes that commumrase wita tne skia as an
passes into the fevered earth, diffusing- tts cos and re
generating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GIJIXDVIAR SffTEXr
... - ... LINGS. . ,;. -.. ... ,
Every species of exterior irsitaaou is aoickiy atdncedl
by tlie aot i-inflanuuatory action of this Oraaaea. Aa
gry Eruptisns, such as Salt Khenas. Erysipssss, letter,.
Ringworm. Scald Head, Nettle Kaakv Scabies (o lkch
Ac-, die out, to return no asorv. aader avs appUcatiaa
Hospital experience m a parts of tha wo ri proves its
infallibility in diseases of the skia, tlta muck,- trie
joints aud tbe glands. j .,
; ULCERS ,f SORES, AND TUMORS. .-
The effect of this unrivalled external remedy rpoa
Scrofula, and other virulent ulcers and sores, is almost
miracnlou-s. It first dtscbarges (be poison which pro
duces suppuration and proud flesh, and thus tbe raraa
whicti its healing properties afterward, . etnylete as
safe as well as permanent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND SCALDS.
Ia casee of the fracture of the bones, injuries
bv steam exukksons. Brunes, Boras. Scalds.
tUm, Stiffness of the joints, anA cootmctioa of the si a- -ews,
it is ensployed and wanly recommended by the
I acuity. Tan marvelous resaray ataa oeea snisoaaeetl
bv its inventor in person into all the leading Hospitals)
of Europe, and ao private bonscuoid should be without
it. .- -,
' UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY. -The
Medical Staff of tbe French and Emrlish train
in the Crimea have offlcially signed their approval of
Holloway s Ointment, as the no4 reliable dressing for
asKre niti. stxtis. and ran shot wnands. It U slw .tra-
ed by the surgeons of tie Allied Xavies.
BOTH TBE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS
SHOULD BE. USEDJN THE FOLLOWING
.. . CASES: ..... - -. r..
' Bunioos. Burns. Chapped Bands. ChiTUalas. rksnla
Gout.Lqmbxgn. Mercanal F"-p", Pilf .Rhriiisiliins.
Bsagworm. Salt Bheum. Scalds, Skia Usemnm, Swelled
G'auds, Sore Legs. Se Breassav Sora Heads. Seaw
Taroats, oores ot au tunas, apnans, btia Jswb, Tetter.
Ulcers. Venereal Sores. Wounds of all kiaaav
.' Sold at tS Maota actnriea of Prafeasor BoZU
SO Maiden Lane. New York, aod 244 Strand. mil nil
by all resneetable DFaginsts and Dealers ia MedksjM
throughout the United States aad the civilized works,
in pots, at 25 canta, 62. aud SI each. ,.
A3 There is a conaidcnblc saving dose hy takintr
the larger sixes. -.. .
: . a. Lireca-ns i.r ice gniaancc or patients, ia eve
ry is rder are aSSxed to each pot- 3Syl
f