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atf. A C3j Jftjo Starr, Front-ST., Portland, Oregon.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
nPRB3 Sanders' old 1-t. SJ. 3.1. 4th. and 5th.
and The Young Indies'; Sanders' New 1-4, 34. 3d.
u :ia SU: ParkeM'lst. 2d. 3J. 4tf and 5th; Mc-
tuney isx, 2,1, 3,1, 4lh and '.lb.
' Srutusw-SandirV, Old, Sanders' New; FJemen
Ury!
, Phkm Sand.T-t" Pi.-twi.il. S.-hoot and Parker's.
GsxniRArniK. Mitchell's. Ancient and M idem, Ot-
ney , Morse s, McNalley's, and M mteitYa Ut and
Zd Book.
M vTiirytATfi.. Arithmetic Tlioniion!i. Tables,
Ment.it, Analyst. Practical, and Higher; DavW Prl-
ntiry, latcllcctial. School and University; Smith
Colbura's Rtys Stoddard's; Davirs Algebra, Sur
veying. Geometry, lrartical Mathematics. Math. Dic
tionary, Logic of M athcmatica, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of llatbematie. t
Grammar. Green's Clarke" Bullion's Smith'
Kirkara's Spencer's Tower's.
Philosophies Parker's M Lesson, Juvenile and
Bcnoul; Com-tocs si Smith s.
HuTrtnivs Wilson's Ints-nlle and United State:
pAdey Universal; Willards Universal, and United
IJiNijrinESCooper' Virgil; Andrew's Latin Rra
Jet; Vlri IVimi; Andrew's l.atia Grammar; McClin
lick' 1st and 3d B Vtk ia Latin, and do. in Greek: An-
thon Greek lirunmir and Reader: Johnson's Cicero.
Paainellc"s French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's
ornnan Grammar and Reader, Telcmaquc. urcea" lr
tamcnt; French, self taught: Surrenne's French Die-
ti-mary: Andrew's Ijtin do. Liddelt A Scott's Greek
i. Aathon s Classical do. Smith do do.
Dictionaries. Writer's School, High do. Aca
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Tocket.
Miscfxt-AVRm-s. Mattison s Astronomy. Newman
Rhct-iric. Wood's B tanv. Kim'j Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aid in Composition, larkers Ex;r
rios. Brookfteld's Composition. McElligott' Ynnng
Analvier. d.. Analytical Manual. Parkers Word
BnilJcr. Mayhew "s rSvik Keeping. Wavfcind' Moral
Science, Palry s Natural Theology. Blake's Aericul-
tore for School, Unham's Intellectual Philosoohr
Mahan's do. do. Milton; Young; Pollock: and Thomp
son; f,r.K:on lor cnoois) i niters Anatomy and
Physiology. American IVhater. Newman's Political
Economy. Hitchcock's Geology. " Great variety of
Speakrrs and Elocution. All kinds of School Station-
err; Slates of all : Pmwinir B lots; Irawins
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aad Brnihen; Ubrn's Colon; lnk-4a:tds, every sue
aad style, Jtov, Ac, .Vo.
Ml!CKU.AKFmS BOOKS.
Hrwroirr Bancroft's t nitcd State. rolume
lliidrvth's d-. d', C rolnmc!". Fnwt'i IMi-tnrial Cnited
State. TayliT's d-, d . d . Botta's Hkt. ReTolntion.
ietcron's d u WiIsbtd's Cnited State. Willard's do.
Uht. Indian Wars United States. Willard's Universal
Hitorr. MuUer's do do. ltottrck's Hi.-t. World 1 or
2 Tolnmc. RoIIin's Ancient HL-tory. Karr's do, do.
Home England. Macanlay's ill., complete. Dickens
Child's d x. Ijngard's do. Gibbon's Rome. l'An
birae's Reformation. Ban" M. E. Chnrch. Allison's
Enroje, 1st and 2d Scries. !recott" Work. Burder's
Hit. of Religions. Ilt-t. or CixinctI of Trent. Joe
nhns. All of Abbott's HUt one. Uistorical Cabinet.
Queens of Spain. Qjera of Scotland. Help" Spanish
Conqne, Brace's Hnnjary. Kidder's Brazil. En
bank's Brazil. Parley's Lnirrrai. History of Cm
adeH. Ancient Egyptians. Hallam's Middle Apes.
HwCory for Bors. "Bonner's Child's United States.
Lom:(s field Book of Krrnlntion.
B10.MCAPHV. Plntarch's lives. I.i Brant. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
IjTes of the Sijroers. Antol)rranhr of Pinley. Iji
utartiiie's Celebrated Character! Life of Adam Clarke,
do Bishop Heddinj. do Xieonhr. do Gen. Harrison,
do Daniel Bxme. do Robert, do .afsyette. Cap
tains pf Roman Republic and Old World." Ir. Chal
mers, 4 Tois. Lives of Hnmboldts. Mrs. Rogers.
Mozart. We!ey. Fletcher. Life and Times of t lay;
Irving's Washington. Eminent Mechanic. Lives if
Chid Justices. Josephine. Xapoleon. Charles Iimh.
Jackson. Gen. Green. Joan of Arc. Lady Jane Grey.
J. 0.Adims. Julienne. Daniel Webster; Kinpi of
Rome. Kinjrs and Queens, l.iebmtz. Lives of tV
Pps. Prescott's I'htiip 2d. Mary and JUrtha Wab-
iDta- IVmeer omen of toe est.
Twei,. Hack's China. Arancanians. Stephen's
. Ka-rpt. tnm irave:. Jinniro fark. ue Aotes.
AdVentnres on Masqmto Shore7 Bayard Taylar's Trav
el.' lnrnin"s Travels ia the Eat.
. viETirii:. Dranuc s r.ncvcioperii.. 1 nvican.ienir.
rsphv of tlie Sea. Wood's Natnral Hi- irr. ljrdaer"s
Lei ture. Lseful Art. Co-m-x. M itheraatiral IHe
ttonarr. Loic of Matbematic. Wonders of Science.
MitcUeil's Planetary and Stellar World. L.otn;s' Re-
reat Ptoct.5s of Astronomy. Smith's IMctionarv of
Art and ciea-e. Enhank s Hvdranlics. Ihck's Wirrk.
arions work on Architecttsre.
Poetzy. Byron various style. Shakepeare, !o.
Milton, do. Bnras, do. Hernans. do. M ir-re, do.
Thomp.-ion. 1 oun?. Pollock. Tnpper. Cow:er. Poi,e.
Campbell. Wad-wurti. Osiaa. Mootzotnerv. Ku-k
White. Female IVeU of England, do. do. Atueri.
and m.tay others.
Boos OP Rztesexcc Cyclopedia of Geography.
di.d-. Fine Art, do. do. Bi rraphr. Useful Arts.
McColloch's Gazetteer. Harper's Universal Gazetteer.
Facrr asn AoKrcvLTcaxi- Eiiiot's Fruit Book.
Thomas' do. Dowuinjr's do. Barrj-'s do. Fesndms
Farmer aad Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Gardener's Corapanioo. Allen on the Grape. "Pardee
on Strawberry. Flon.-t s dnule. Araencnn t arsi Book.
Allen's Domestic Animal-. All of Ssxton's llinil Bonks.
Works on Hore. Cattle, Sheen. Hois. ic.
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tion of tl-npeL. Xeander's Life of Cnri-t. Butter's
Work. Knapp s Christian T!:eolrCT- Wetern Meth
odism. Mirris' Miscellanie. Lectures on Romanism.
Rrand of loniini,- Il ile. Uliut on Romanism. Barnes'
Notes. Clarke's Commentarv. Benia"s do. Jay's
Exercises. Waton's Institutes. I.arrahrc Eriden.-es.
B.itler's Ethical lhcoarses. Rogers' Et'liie of Earth.
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Haker oa lMscinline. Writings of Armiaius. Jahn's
Biblicsl Archacolozy. Bibles, all sizes and prices, from
CI t- t2. Testamenu, rreat variety. Methodist
Hymns. . christiaa Hymn Book. Cbnreh Psalmist.
Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
PalmLst.
MzDtcxi. Bochan's FatnfT Phjsician. Hydro
pathie do. Honwepathie Works.
Miscin.t.a'VBrs Constitotions of Cnited State
?favew"s Popular EdaratioD. Crsbbe's Kynonyins.
Plait's Book of Omositie. Odd Fellow's ManuaL
Bes-f ley's Work'. I vols. Mrs. Tuthili's, ri. Lay.
art's X ioeveh. Bijrelow'a Useful Arts. Haswell's En
gineer's Gaide. Amrii-an In-titutions. Pursuit of
Knowledxe. Park Madison. Peruvian Antiquities.
Way Down East. Prnhurt. Ike Marvel's Works.
tjsndersrm's Conk and I "rmfertiouer. Country Rumble
la Emrland. Tales aud It-venes. an exeelient Temper
ance Book. Moaev Maker. Escaped Nun. Xrws
Boy. Dkk Wihon. "Mrs. Hale's Xew Cook B-mk. Md
W s Old lied Rand-tone. do. Footprints of Creator.
Yomist Lsdies' Connsellor. Yonna? Man's do. I'ictorial
- Catechfstn. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Bmk- Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri
can H-snewife. Half Honrs with 'ld Humphrey.
" Athene its Grandeur and lceay. Mrs. Sedgwick's
Redwood, do. Xew F.npr. Tale. Untie Sam Farm
Fence. Arthur "s SuceWul Merchant. d'K Tat. Mrs.
Partfnrton. H'race Tranlaion. Vinril do. Mrs. Car
lea's Work. Heroines of History, l-md and Sea.
DeekaTvl Port. Sea and Sailor. Shin ami Shore.
Naval Lire. St.r Papers. Masonic Chart. Irvine's
Colam'm. Ims; Look Ahead. City of Xew York
I jv:n -ators of America, tmiic Man Advised. Mis
sions in Tonza and Feijee. Truth Strmner Thaa Kh--tion.
. Knoat; nod the Rasian. Hvdrapathie Cook
Bt Death Bt-d Scenes. ;iil B-fk for Vounjr Men.
do. do. Lsilies. Anerd-ts fr Girl, do. d . Boy
Voan; Hliand. do. Wife. d. Mother, do H-mse-lteeper.
Sijourney's letter to Voting Ladies, do do
' ill Mothers. Artimr's Nights with the Wasblnto
nians. Manlr 1iar3cter, by Peck. Government of
Children. Mrs. Elli' Works. H .w to he a Lady. How
to be a Man. Gold and Gospel. Pilgrim's Progress.
, 'untrmto of Famons M.-n. Char! tte Elizabeth's
Work's. Advice to Yonns; Men. Peasant By I'biloso--rher.
Abbott's Marco Paul Bonks, do Franoonia.
Merchant's Daughter. vtop's Fables. S.-.rfti-h Chiefs
- Aralian Xijfhtn. K-tbinsoa Crasoe. nVllo Books. Mo
ther's Guide.:. Perns Mormons. The Old Inn. Con
flict of Ares. Don juix te. Paul and Virjriuia. Amer
. ioan Debater. Fern Leaves. Tri-colored Sketches in
fart. Chamber's lnrormation for the People. Mel
ville's R-?fl'irn, Typce, Maxni.Onvie.and While Jacket.
Kvnss's MeaoelhtniVs. Wendell's Blackstone. Sub. Day
Miscellanies. Lot is Eating, by Ciwl.s. Bancroft's Mis
cellanies. Jerrold's Men of Chsractcr. M .iter's First
Impressions of England. Kirwia's lttr to B'thnp
Hi!hes. GiMmibs' Con-titntion of Man. Miss Beeuli--.
er Receipt, do CalUtlienies. Bt-ll Smith Abroad.
And a numix-r of otliers too nnmerous to enumerate.
'. - Constantly receiving Urge additions to the foroin?.
- Statioxckv. Kooli-ap Paper great variety. Iet-
; lev o', 00, plain idu Kiit. . tie iov ic, an, no. r.n vei
0)ea ail styles. Inks all kiuds. Pens and Holders
... rreat variety. Blank Books all sizes and style.
Meraoramfcinu. Diaries. pas Bvks. Time Book.
Paper Cuttrrs. do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lrtbojrraphic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa
per jfood variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, &c
. finally, we have a Food variety of
, Mlhic Boosm Xew Csrmina &icr. Alpine Glee
Siajfer. Dulcimer. Cltorux Glee Bxk Metropolitan do.
. Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors. Guitar do. Flute do. Acrordon do. Violin do.
. Melodeon do. 1'lymoutu v.iection wan music suec-t
Jlnsic. -.:
.. And the most varied assortment of Stitionekt ever
offered in Oregon. - .
1 tr This stock is all Ivrnght ia New York and other
fatnern cities and is sold at
V XI FORM PRICES.
"B"e keep on hand Sen 00 l Books in Ianre qnan-
title, tozether with most of the publications of
, IUrpbr & BaomKBS;
Dbb3Y & Jackson;
Ivisox 4 Phixsev;
... Pnit-wrs Samsos;
A. S. Barnes Co.;
' Miller, Oktojc &. Mn-t-tOAv;
Lcaby ft Garz; ;
Pctkaji;
1,1 ArTLETON'; and others.
Kg- We ask yoor patrona.ee. If unable to visit ns
nd examine our stock, your orders will be attended to
oa the samk tfjims as if you bought in person.
We have arrangements by which, in the coarse
of the fall, we shall be able to furnish most of the new
works issued by the eastern publishers within 30 days
after publication. Every steamer will bring some new
wrvtcZ We are also prepared to furnish, hereafter, the
following Marazme at Publisher's rates and Postage:
. . Hatter's New Monthly 3 60
PutiaaiV" " . T. S Or)
' -Ladies' Repository. ;. " 00 ,
,. - ttoJsy's Lady's Boo. . . 3 00
" '8atiacription Lists will be open for these, aad other
W illfjl 4i ne ISWl wwmw Ml aiiwuiirri JXUU jn
Tour names and addresses, with the suhscripaiosl alae
of iHay periodical . and it shall be forwarded. . k
'Crt&Iftgafc bf Books nd Stationery
-d - i . ' FOK SALE MX
' A. R. Shinier fc Co
Portlana, August 10, aoo.
Notice' to Intportrrs of Umpqua
THE Schooner UMl"VUA, under the command Jf
of S. D. Hinsdale, sailed from Umiuiua river agtT
tor nan rrancisco, on tna 6tb of May, and Intends
makinr reirnUr trios bcteen these two uorts.
It is only necesary we believe, to remind the Impor
ters f Umpqua that tliis vem-cj the Umpqua is the
first ever launched on the waters of the L'mpuna, to in
sure their patronage and snptiort. This vessel will dis
charge her carjro at Scottsburf, and at the rate she im
teaan carry rreignt, will not only save the shipper a
very considerable item, but save him the transnartotitin
np the river, and thereby enable him to receive his goods
without so much handling as lu-ret'r..ie. .In fine, t!ut
Si hooner I'mpqiia. of Siott-ihjtrs. Is a real Umnqiw
cran ana nems tne nrt on tne list 111 this Rreat rerorm,
coaflitently relies upon all the Unpens fbr support aud
cncoumfsmienK. '. t
Fnrfrelirhtnrpassneeapnlvtn Altsn. McKlnla v A Co,
Scottxhin-r. or to the Cant, on board. Merchants wish.
ins to ship from San Francisco, can apply to Allan
Ijw fn 14 ... I--.., .!..
Scottsburjr. May 27. !(. I3tf.
Blacksmiths aud otliers, Loutt.
AM. AX M. KINLAY CO. have now on band
l inre and well selected stock of
Br Iron, Cast Steel,
Hore shoe do., German do..
Nail rod do., Pl nichdo.,
Plate do..
And intend to keep np tha assortment so as to suit the
want of customers. Give us a call, and yon will flrd
that we not only h ive the fullest stork, but will sell
" as cheap as the cheapest.' We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortmont, so as to replace what
is soia.
Ore rn City. Dec, 3. IAS. 4ltf .
llenrr Johnson H. Co.
W HOLES ALB DKl-GGISTS.
(114 Washiaton Street, San Francisco.)
OTer Tor sale to the country trade, the largest stock
of Brood ia their line on ths Pacirtc eot romnri-
iiiR Drnys. ChemicaN, Perfumery. Patent Medicines of
all kind. Brushes, I'aiut. Oils, Glass, Turpentine, and
every article apiiertiininx to the bulnes. Havini; su
perior facilities for obtaining their iroods they think
they can offer inducements to buyers nneqnalled by
any nincr nonse.
Orders respectfully solicited. 101y
Powder.
11TE have a Ianre supplv of powder In hand. ,
GEO. ABERXKTHY CO.,
Orejron City, Nov. U, IH06.
s-tr
J)entlstrr.
r!t. J. R. CAI1DWEIX. Dental Sureeon
I J CorvallL. will practice in his profes
sion, at Corraftx. -mem Ciftf, II mrAe-
trr, Srotlsburg, and Jacktomviltt. Skill, unquestionable
rharpes.ree-t;ible; work, warranted. Teeth examin
cd . and advice piven free of charw.
Due notice Riven of change of office.
April 2rt. ISoS. : 7tf
Now lleceiTlns;
rrtKE f'llowing articles from Bark Ocean Bin) and lor
av a:e low.
50 jrross matches ;
150 keir of rmis ; '
51 hf. bbls. S. O. sugar ;
10 bbl. crashed sugar ;
SO boxes canities ;
10 bbls. vinegar ;
10 caes tea ;
1 5 doz. brooms ;
2u din. bucket :
2 cacs men's line calf boot ;
s - calf brofraas ;
2 " " goat
3 " boys' brogan ;
3 " yoiiths' calf bmgans ;
1 ' women's Morocco hoots ;
- imitation boots ;
3 " Mi-es" boots;
175 pairs children's shoes ;
12 straw cutters;
St gr-.m cradles ;
1 reaper:
1 two horse thrc.her:
;eo. aberxethy a y.
Oregon City. June 1. 155. . 13tf.
For Cheap Ilanrains
pO to the store of Philip Cohen (at the old stand of
VIX.iP. Couen) where he has received the cheapest
ami hest-selc-tcd stoik of staple and fancy dry g-snls.
boots and shoes, hats and cajw. ready-made clothing.
groceries and protsivns, and m ill sell tlieui lower tsan
ar.v other st-re in Salem.
ljtdies dress good, all styles, cnnsl-ting of bonnets.
Bowers, ribbons, ures trimmings, suns, velvet, lawns.
barcTes. tisres. ginghams and calicoes.
In bis clothing department can he found all styles of
coat, pant, ve-ts, Ac, trnm tne enrapest linen to tne
nnet !pvniciit:.
liis -t.x k of hoot and shoes, both for ladies aad gen
tlemen is complete.
Groceries, a large assortment, consi-ting of sugars.
tea. coffee, soap, candle, louacco. spices, salt. .xc.
I'lee call and satisfy yonrelf before purchasing
elsewhere.
Ml. Wheat.oat. butter, eggs and other farmer pro
duce taken in exchange at the hig'ict market price.
PHILIP COHEN.
Salem. April 2. 1 7tf
111 Prrsoni
HAVING pnrchaing agents receipts or claims
againt the Commiary"s Department, or against
that department while ierforming Ouartcrmater's dn
tirs in Middle or S rathern Oregon, who have not receiv
ed a proper voucher for the same will please forward to
thL office without delay a bill of the articles sold to the
government with a certificate at the bottom of the bill
that the ssme is just and correct, with the name of the
parv selling appended to the certitieate and bill.in
cl -fng at the same time the same time the purchasing
agent's receipt for the same, or otherwise the claim
may not he presented to the Commissioners for adjust
ment and the parties interested lose the same.
M. M. McCARVElt. CoaontSMsry Urn I. O. T.
CoawrssART GicsVa Ornrt, ) Sltf
Salem. Oct. 27. !-. (
- Jnat KecelTed,
BY Birque Metropolis, and steamer Columbia, from
San Francisco :
2.0O0 lbs Rio Coffee.
21 boxes Ad. Candles.
14 half bhl Dried Apples,
20 Cases Claret.
10 doz. Baltimore freb Oysters,
S.Ooo 1! China Xo. 1 Sugar,
10 cases old cheese,
10 daz. Brooms.
To arrive, fexpected daily) per Nahnmkear, Chas.
Ievens. Ac.
2. lbs China No. 1 Rngar, '
2.0s Rio CoftVe,
5 cas Tbai-e,
10 bbls N. O. Sugar.
3 doz. 3 hoocd Pails,
20 boxes Ad. Candles, -
40 gills Raw I a'need Oil. '
2 Kegs Boston Hyrnp 8 gall each, .
20 blf bbls Sand h-h Island Syrup,
5 bbls Sperm and Polar Oil,
10 doz. Sporting Powder,
2 Cases Honey 2 lb cans.
10 u'z. Tomato t atsup.
lo doa. Pie Fruits.
2 eases Preserved Ginger.
25 ca-rs o. Hyson, Y. Hysoo Imp. and Gun
a, - Powder Teas,
"0 boxes Gerkins,
10 kegs Pickled Cucumber S pals each.
1.000 lbs Nuts Soft Shelled Almonds Eng. Wal.
nuts and Filberts,
10 eases Spices.
10 Tons Iron, ail sizes. Including hoop Iron,
All for sale for ca-h or Imduce.
24tf JOSEPH X. PRESCOTT.
Notice.
TirE Commissary's Office at Portlaml will be closed
in a few days, and the papers and book of the of
fice sent to the Commissary General's Office, at Salem;
at which place for the future, accounts against the
Commissary's Department for the Xorthern or Southern
war of Oregon, will lie sent for adjustment. And all
persons or odicers having claims or accounts to settle
with or a:rire-t said Department, will please forward
them to that place for adjustment, without delay; as I
desire to be prepared at as early a period as possible, to
make my bnul report of the late war to the Governor,
and close the office for the last or present war in Ore-
gon,
M. M. McCARVElt, Corn y Gen l.
Portland, O. T Aag. 2th, l.j.
2itf
Truth Must and Will Prevail.
VI.I. ycthat are in search of tmth, and believe In
Progression, will be well paid by calling and pur
chasing any or the following works, which I have just
received from Valentine Co., San Francisco, to-wit:
Discussion on Spiritualism between Brittan &. Rich
mond. Compendium of the Theoligica! and Spiritual
writings of Swedenborg. Spiritualism scientifically
demonstrated, by Prof. Hare. The Shekinah. hy fSrit
tan. A lyric of the Golden Age, a poem, by Rev. T. I
Harris. A lyncof the Morning Land, by Harris. Epic
of the Starry Heavcns.bv Harri. Buchanan's Anthro
pology. Dynamics of Magnetism. Religion of Man
hood. Healing of the Nations, by Talmage A Linton.
X'ightsideof Xature. Theory of Pnciimstology. Natty,
Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, or the Secrets of
the Life to Come. Ac. Lite in the Sphcses. The Pil
grimage of Thomas Paine and others to the "th circle
in the spirit world, by Rev. C. Hammond. AI.SO A.
J. Davis' works, comprising bis last work, called the
PEXETRAI.LA: being Harmonical answers to impor
tar t questions. ALSO Mrs. French and Mrs. Mettler's
Clairvoyant Medicine. F. S. HOLLAND,
Agent for the Spiritual Telegraph."
Oregon City, Oct. 14. !... 33tf
Oak Bower Nursery-.
PFRSOXS wUhing to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of obtaining good fruit will find it moch to
their advantage to call upon the undersigned at his
nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
vallis, npon the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thrilty growth, and of the best variety to be found
upon this coast.
Come and see them If von don't purchase.
S9tf WM. McTLREE.
Holiday Presents.
CALL and boy anon at the Book Store, Oregon Citv.
HOMEU HOLLAND A CO.
Oregon City. Pec. 1, 1S5P. 40tf
D
R. GUYSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACTOrSAB-
SAPARILLA and - WK'k, at
'- - w.n..t,iiTHcos.,-
TA? receipt blanks for ml at tb Statesman ofllre,
at f I per bondrciL
lirr'i Prtrolenm, qr Bock Oil,
CELEBRATED for its wonderful Curative Powers.
A Aaturai Rrmrttii, proenrrd from a well In Al
leghany Co., Pa., lour hundred feet below the earth's
surface, nil np ami sth.i uy SAatliKL. 51. KIKK, Canal
uasin.Nevcntn street, tittsuurgn, in. -
The healthful blm from Nature1 secret spring.
The bloom of health end life to man will bring ;
' As from her depths the magle liquid flows, -'
To calm our snU'erings and assauge our woes.
The Petroleum has been fully tested. It was placed
before the imhlie ss a reiniilv of wonderful rfnYacrJ
Every one not acquainted with its virtnes. doubted" Its
healing properties. : The cry of humbug was raised
against it. It had some Iriends those that were cured
through Its wonderful agency. These spoke out in Its
favor. The lame thnuich IU instrumentality, "ere
made to walk the blind, to see. Those who hail sufllr-
eat I' sr year under the torturing pains of RhenmiiHsm,
Gout, Neuralgia, were restored to health and usefulness.
Several who were blind have been made to see. the evi
dence of which will be plsced before voo. II von still
have donhts, go and ask those who have been cured !
Some of them live in our midst, and can answer Anthem-elves.
In writing about a medicine, we are aware
that we should wrile 7VwM that we should mske no
statements that cannot he proved. We have the wit
nesses: crowd of them, who willtestifv in terms strong
er than we can write them, to the ellicaey of this reme
dy; who will testify that the Petroleum has done ror
them what no nieriirine ever could before: cases that
were pronounced hopeless, and beyond the reach of re
mediate means : rases abandoned by physicians of un
questioned celebrity, have been made to'exclnim. " this
Is the most wonderful remedy ever discovered f We
will lav before you the certiorates of some of the most
remarkable cases : to give them all. would require more
space than wonld lie allowed by this circular. Since
the introduction of the Petroleum, many physician
have been convinced of it efficacy, and now recommend
It In their practice ; and we have no doubt that it will
stand at the head of the list of valuable remedies. If
the physicians do not recommend it. the people will
have itol themselves: for its trans. enoVit power to
heal trill and mutt liecnme known and appreciated :
when the voices of the cured eak out : when tne cores
themselves stand out in bold relief, aud when he who
for yearn has suffered with the tortures and pangs of an
immedicable lesion, that has been shnrteninir hi dav.
and hastening him " to the narrow house appointed
for all the living." when he speaka out in Its praise, who
wtn tiouut 11 r 1 lie retnurum is a Natural Remedy t It
is nn np ns u nows 1 mm me oosnm 01 ine earth, witn
out anv thing bring added to or taken from it.
It gets its ingredients irom the leds of substances
which passes over in its secret channel. They are
blended together In such a form as to defy all human
cometition. The Petroleum iu this respect is like Min
eral Waters, whose virtues in most chronic disease are
acknowledged, not only bv phrsieians, hot bv the com
munity at large. These singular fluids flowing out of
the earth, impregnated with medicinal sulsttanre of
different pnierties, and bolihng them in siu-h complete
solution as to require the aid of dicmi-try in order to
detect them, bears ample proof to the fact that they ara
compounded by the ma-U-r hand of Nature, fir the alle
viation of human suil'criiig and disease. If Petroleum is
mct'icine at all, it is a gmid one. for Xature never half
Joes ner work ; and that it is a medicine of unriialed
power, we have the most abundant tetimon-. It will
be used when many of the new remedies now iu vogue
win nave been lorgniten forever. It will continue lobe
nscd and applied as a remedy as long as man continues
to Isj afllic ted with disease. "That it will cure every dis
ease to which we are liable, we do not pretend"; but
that it will cure a great many diseases hitherto incura
ble, is a fact which is proven by the evidence in its fa-
11.. uiximij is a ih-w ii a in medicine, nu
will Innre to the health and happiness of man.
Scwm-LA. The Petroleum I a great medicine in
Scrofula and King s Evil, in all those disease bavin
their oriirin in a depraved condition of the blood and
other fluids of the body. It will core pain and enlarge
ments in the bones arid I imts. blotches, biles. Ervsine-
las, pimple on the face, tetter, scald-head ring-worm.
and tne vanons slim discs.--, it has cured numerous
caes of Rheumatism. Neiiraliria. Gout, Ac Several
cases of Rheumatism of years standing, have been en
tirely cureii. A woman in rranKIin Co., ra., was
enred of rheumatic affection of seven years' standing :
tne aiscase was so aggravated as to ronnne her to bed
during the greater part of that time. She Is now well
and considers herself entirely restored.
MiscEi.i.ASKor DiBKCTioss Xo better remedy can
be found anywhere fir burns and scalds, the oain
of which it immediately relieves, and restores the parts
Old S-ires and I'lcers will be remnvrd by the daHv ap
plication and administration of Petroleum.
Worms. In ilosr of fifteen 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 against Tape Worm and Acarides
in pnwn person, in wMca case tne d ne must be a tea
Slli toilful.
lirouciulis anil Ai:ima can be relieved by the Petro
leum. The distressing couch, uight sweat, and diffi
culty of breathiug.are removed by it use in a very shi-rt
tinie.
Fever and Agi:e. Tlie Pttr-leuni has lsM-n ned In fe
ver and ague with complete success. It will I found
certain and effective remedv in that troublesome and un
manageable disease- The dose in such caes is a tea
sooon:r.l in anv pleasant vehicle every three hours, lathe
aise-iice or ihe lever.
- -
TiKtth-aehe. A few dni dropped on cotton, and
placet! in tne cavuy 01 12c acuuig loom, will relieve it
immediately.
Croup. Bv saturating a CVanel cloth with the Pi trc-
lenm and applying it to the neck and breat, it will give
immediate relief.
It is also an invaluable remedy In the different forms of
Scarlet Fever to 1 ned lix-al'r. as in r-es of croup.
Neura'.iria. in it various kinds, is cured bvthe free ap
plication along the painful tract of nerve. In that siie-
cies of neuralgia denominated spinal irritation t!te Pr
trolenm has given permanent relief, bv nibbing witn
it night and m tmltitr.
Corns. l"or conis this rerae-lv has been nsed with com
plete sneee: the plin of using it is to saturate a piece
of cotton with the IVtrotenm. and tie it upon the Corn.
The ci-rn should lr pared down every two or three days,
and the Petroleaiu applied until' ail the haiducs
has been absorbed.
liBcnoss for the Internal and local administration
of the Petroleum. Diarrhoea The dose in this disease
a tea-spnmiful every third hour nntil the pur nig
cease. In old chronic ra.ses.it will only be necessary to
teke the medicine three times a dav.
Piles. The mode of administration in Piles is to give
the Petroleum thiee times a day internally, ami apply
twice a dav externally, to the tumor. Where the Piles
are of long standing and much hardened, a drachm of
Iodine mar be added to each bottle, toliensed as a local
application. When the Piles are internal the Prtrolenm
should he injected with a sj rinse into the re turn.
lieafne.. Imp ten drop into tlie ear at bed-tune and
ston the ear with cotton or wisd. The ear should be
syringed out with suds made of csstile oap and warm
water, twice a wee.
lor Hum soil Scald. Apidy the retroleum freely
over the burnt or scalded parts. In diseases of the
bladder and kidneys, the dose is a tea-oouful three
times a day.- '
For old Sore and Ulcers. Vpplv the Prtnileum morn
ing and at bed time. Keep thesiwes or ulcers clean, by
washing them daily with castile soap and warm water.
Fir sore and inflamed eye The Petroleum should be
applied two or three times a day to tlie affected eve and
a drop or two l-e allowed to get under the lid. Vhere
there is a scrottubms teudeney it must lie taken inter
nally. In doe of a tea-spoonful, three times a dsy.
For Coushs, Cold. Bronchitis and Consumption The
dose i a tea-spoonful, to le given three time a day.
In Cholera Morlm. give a tea-spoonful every hour un
til the vomiting and purging ceases.
In Rhesmstism, Nenrileia, Palsy. Contraction of the
Umlst and Joint, and White Swelling. The Petroleum
is to be freely rubbed on the affected parts at least twice
a day with a flannel rag. and. if convenient, before
a warm tire, it should alo be given internally, in doses
of a tea-spoonful, three times a day.
For sale at the Salem Drug Store, bv
May, 13-!ttf. V. K. SMITH A CO.
Csraffenbcrs ledicinca. v .
GRAFFEXBERG Sarsaparilla, Uterine Cetholictn.
Dvsenb-rv Svtnp, Consump. Balm.
" Pile Oint'ineut,
' Health Bitters,
E-e Ixiti.m, Ac, Ac. i ' i
To be fonnd at the Agency of the Company at "
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
TOWXSEXD 8 barsaimrilla, at
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'
M
CLAXE'S celebrated vermifuge and Inner pills. at'
w. K. S.MIltl A co. s.
T"R. OSGOOD'S India Cholagogne. nd lr. Jones'
1J American Chelagogue, at w. K. smith a CO.'S.
T TOFFATS life pills and bitters, and Bernard's dvs-
lvA entcry syrup, aud Wistar'e bulsntn of wild cherry,
at . IX, pmiiii A tu. .
"I Mi. J. AYRKS' crletiraied cherry iiecti'ml lor coughs.
J colds, and consumption, at Vt . K. SMITH A CO.'S,
Tf EXICAN Mustang Linanient
L W. Merchaat
It J. garling oil. v
t, . iv. oji 1 1 ii u. w. a.
TJURE White Lead, raw and bunicd L'mls.T, Chrome,
X Green aud l cllow and other paint, at
... 9 W. X. SMITH A CO.'S.
)ERFUMLUY, at
9
W. JZ. SMITH & CO.'S.
1 AYNE'S alternative, expectorant, and pill, cod liver
O oil, castor oil, sweet oil, ut . iv. s.u 1 1 li HI.
J AYNE'S carmiiiative balsam. A line remtly for
dyscuU-rie, Summer Complaints, Flux, Ac., ut
W. K. tiMITH A CO.'S.
fAYNE'S Hair Tonic, ut
W. IL55M1TU it CO.'S.
B
ARUY'S
T1UCOPHEKOUS, tor sale, at
W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
9
OCARPA'S Acoustic oil: a sure cure lor deafness:
for
O sale at 9
W.
K. SMITH A CO.'S,
JACKSON'S Pile ointment and Tetter Embrocation, a
sure cure fbr the above diseases; at
9 . W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
RUSHTOX'S Cod liver oil, for consumption, for sale
at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
PETROLUM, r Ruck oil.ju-st received, and for sale ut
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
CHROME Yellow. Prussian Blue. Drop Blacks,
Lamu Blacks. Paint Brushes, and Candy, at
. - W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. :
TTANDYKE Brown, raw umber, burnt umber, T. D.
T Leaner, Gold, Lear, buyer is?at, aim uroozes. at
W. K. SMITH A CO.'8.
LINSEED' oil, epirita turpentine, alcohol, and tooth
brtibcs, at 9 W, ft. SMITH A CO.B.
.. . Smith k Dude. 1
ATTORNEYS AND COCXSELOltS AT LAW AND
Solicitors in Chancery, Corvallis O. T. ,
I. M. smith. . 61tf n. c. papt:.
M. MT. Mitchell,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EU
gene City, I aiiie Conntp, 0. T.
Snrgical. .
L. COOMBS. M. D.. Surzeon. Ac. SPECIALTY
DISEASES OF THE FAR. florvalli. Ore iron-
J.
September 23. 18oti. r 28mS
' 8an Francisro AdTtrtUiu? Agency
LP. FISITFR, Iron building, opposite Paeiflc Express
Office, upstairs. Files of all the principal Papers of
California aud Oregon mav be round at this office. Mr.
Fisher is the authorized Agent for the Statesman.
. Chester R. Terrr,
TTORXEY AT LAW, SALEM, OREGON.
COM
at a. nii-sioner or Deed.
and to take trsumonv. ac-
knowlcdgmruts. Ac.. Ac. for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
Michigan, culltomia and Wahiugton Tsrntorv. Ix-t-tcrsof
Attorney, and all other insti-umetiU of writing,
drawn on short notice.
S3- Particular attention paid to taking depositions,
collections of Notes, Accotuits, Ac, - i2tl
Boise k McEwan,
ATTORNETS AND COl'NSELORS AT LAW, So
licitors In Chancery, I'roctor, Ac, in Admiralty,
Portland, Oregon. 4.5tf
W. n. Farrar, ,
ATTORN ET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, So
licitor in Chancery and Admiralty. Office on Front
street, next door north of Stark st., Portland, Oregon.
Bi.nliag & Crorcr,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, AND
Solicitors in Clianeery: Office near the Court-house,
Salem, O.T.
Get. K. Siieil,
A TTORXEY ANI COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice In the varion
court of Orcgou aud U aJuntjtou Territories. Office,
raiem, u. l. . 1 .
- v-
. Mw Smith,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
Solicitor in Chancery, will promptly attend to all
business pertaining to hi profession in the 8rst Judicial
District, and bef ire the Supreme Court of Oregon.
inni-e, Aioany, lann l ounxy. 1 1. t.
N. B. When not at hi "office, or absent on profes
sional business, he may be found at bis residence, live
miles south-east of Albany, on what is kuown as tlie
"Grand Prairie."
W. S. Brork,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor In Chancery, m ill practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection of all claims against the United State, through
an efficient aeent residing at Washington City. Office
in Eugene City. Lane Osinty. O. T.
It. K. Strntton,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in the various
courts uf southern Oregon, and in the Supreme
1.11110 01 me lerninry.
OrFice in Ieer Creek. Donelas county, O. T. Rcsi-
dem-e 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette
road.
X. B. B- unity Iaiad Warmnts obtained for claimants
on reasonable term. 2Jtr
A J. THAYEIt. Attamrgand Counselor at -erte. onrf
Solicitor in Chancery. Office over J. C. Avery's
Store, Main St., Corvallis.
i6tf
Chad wick & (Jibba,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. So-
Xa. licitors ia Chancery. Ac. Offices at Winchester and
Gardiner. S. F. Chadwicx, Winchester. Douglas Co.
O.T. A. C. Gibbs, Gardiner, Umpqua Co., O. T.
Nov. 9. 1S55. . 35tf
Clarke Drew,
VtrATCHMAKER. Salem. Repairli;- prompt
W ly and neatly done. Jewelry manufac
tured.
lltf
Mrdieal.
T.
J. WRIGHT A E. B. STOXE. having snclated
together in practice. rcpe;-tfhl!r tender their ser
vice to the people of Benton and Linn desiring t- se
cure the favor of the afflicted by success aula. Offii-e
near J. C. Avery's store, Corvallis. Jllypaid
William A. Gotilder,
rpE ACHERof French and English. Fremh Prairie,
Manon count v, U. I .
If?
A. B. Ilalloek,
( PCHTTECT AND BUILDER, PORTLAND, O. T-
i. lesigns, plan, spccili'.-atkin-i, Ac, funiUbed on
reasonable term.
o. e. cpi.K. . c. Ai.exANtes. e. b artless.
Co e, A le lander, 4 Co.
WHOf.EKAKE A.Xn RF.TAIf. F-EAt.ERS IX
UE. SERAI. MERCHA.X1HSE AMD
2.1 PllODlCE.LURrALI.IS.O.T.
William C. Urisu old & Co.,
M
ERCHAXTS. SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY.
c. ubiswolo, 22tf c. a. wotinwoKTU.
Kiisene Citr-
Hc
OR ACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of the Eagene
itv Hotel.
lttf.
Medical Aotice.
TriE subscriber, would inform the inhabitant that he
hi at his old stand, ready t attend to all calls in
hi profession ; also be ha en hand a well selected
lirk f hclectic concentrateil Medicines, with a well
asnrted supply of Syringes, all of which be will dispose
of on reasonable terms. Vt . AiiKKi.
Salem December I. IS5. 3stf
W. II. Mafer, 31. 1).
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office in my new build
ing, on Main street, twod strs north of Dr. J. 8.
Mclteenr tire -proof building ; where I will be found
when not professionally engaged. 1 will keep constant
ly on hand a fre,h supply of Drugs and Jledicines
which I will sell low fur cash.
CorvallMi, Dec. 9. 1S5. 30tf
Meilicil Notice.
DR. R. W. SHAW, InteofSan Francisco. California,
offers his professional services to tlie citizens lo
Salem ami viciuitv, ana respectfully solicits a snare io
public favor.
T umce at iicea ana r euows arug store.
Ily 1L W. SHAW.
W. Jackson, X. D.,
HYSICIAN AXD SURGEON, Corvallis, O. T.
litf
Campbell k Fralt.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Sin Francisco. Cslirornis.
O.lice. corner M-mtgnincry aud Sacreinento streets,
over Parrott A Cos. Bank.
Messrs. Campls-ll A Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to atteud to all business
eutnisted to their rare. 31tf
Alrxandbb Cami'bkli.. O. C. Pratt.
Jowph S. I'rtuolt.
main t., oniaiox crrr.
TEALER in Family Groreries, Boots, Shoes, Ac,
and
JLS Pa
I'aints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
July 7, las.
lStf
F. S. k J. Uolland.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS
and Shoes, Crockery. U stks. Stationery, A.c, Main
Street. Oregon City. TV-r
S. Kllsvtortti,
; ATTOBNBr AND COrXSELLOR.
TT S. Supreme and other . Court. Office Engcri
U . Citv, Lane County, Oregon Territory. .Also--.
Commissioner of Deeds for Xew Y'ork, Connccticnt. Ac
August 2. 15, 24tf
Wutchmaking. 1
TTTILLIAM P. If IG HFIELD, Chronometer and
T Watch maker, i iregon t uy, nas removea to f j
the buildinglustopuosiletothe Main-street House. dL
where he can be coi-t4it!v found prepared to do any
business in Ins line. atciios cleaned anu repaireu on
short notice and resisiuiahle terms. . Also a choice lot of
wu telle and jeweby for sale. - -March
5, 1854. . Iy31
. .' v S. Hamilton, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON." would respectfully
announce to the good people of Douglas and the ad
joining counties, that be lias located permanently nt
Deer Creek fur the purpose of practiciug medicine, and
in which profession he Will lie faithful to discharge nil
duties, and spare uo pain to render tlio patient easy
and cnmionauie. j
Oifiob opposite It. JU. CAotjUora A Co.' storey oa
Main street.
Dnigs and Patent Medicines for sale at two cash pri
ces. - - 42tr
Wells, Fargo, & Co.,
T ANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W.. F..A
J3 Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also transact a general Aarcannge ana C ollection Bust
nets. Collections and Remittances made in ull parts of
Oregon, California. tbe Atlantic States, and Europe, with
promptness and despatch.: Dust, Gold and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bought and sold.
Siirbt Exchange on Jeto rorK, Boston, fntladelphta.
Albany, Rochester. Buffalo. Erie. Clereland. Detroit,
Chicago, JMiuxraJrie, uatena. Jn. imis, ijouunlle,
Cincinnati, and fortn other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States aud the Canadas. may be procured at auy of
our office. WELLS, FARGO. A CO.
114. Muntgomery-street, San Francisco
JAMES O'NEILL, Agent.
June rl55. ' - '
. .. Coffee. . . .... 1
IP YOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
undersigned have got 15,000 pounds best " COSTA,
RICA." Come in and look at it. i
' i - ALLAJI McKl.lvAt a Co..
Oregon Cit, Dec. 6, 1?5, . .- . '
s Dstfruerrean
AND
A MB ROT YPE GALLERY.
THE undersigned having recently returned from San
Francisco, is uow prepared to take those beautiful
Pictures on Glass called AMBRUTYPES, which have
almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype in the
East and San Francisco. ,
Gallery in the uew building, erected especially for the
business, west or tue Manou House.
WILEY KENYON.
Salem. November 11, 1836. 3otf
Stuart's Express,
FOB '
CASCADES AND DALLES
ox !m
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDA1TS.
EXPRESSSFOR
Champoes, Salcin, Albanjr aad Cerrallis,
Oh WEDNESDAY, and on
Arrival or Mail Stkaukb. fkov Sak Francisco!!
aTV All Letters, Packages and Freight, entrusted to
my rare will be attended to promptly,
OFFICE At - Franklin Book Store.'
December S3. 15. A. B. STUART.
Stores, Stoves, Tin Ware.
TMIE undersigned. re-ctfully notifies the citizens of
jl J.iuu county ami lerritory or Oregon that he has
permanently located in lebanon, and is prepared tosell
the following articles, as cheap as any establishment
iu i ne territory, viz:
VOOEl.Sn, PARLOR, BOX A.XD OFFICE
STOVES, TLX A.XD JAPA.XED WARE,
Cupper, Brittania, Iron and Wood Wares of all kiuds,
ami am other trtas too numernns to mention.
He is also prepared t attend t- all j ibbing in the
anove rrancues on short notice ai.u iu a worCinan-liKe
manner.
Mv mutto is quick sales and small proBt.
W. PHILLIPS.
Lebanon, Linn Co.. O. T. 3stf
A'otice.
rriHK Judges of the S ipreme Court of the Territory of
jl Oregon, assem'ticd at tue seat or (Government on
the lnth day of December. 156. ,K fix and appoint
District Coi:rts 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 Mav and Octi-
ber. annually, inf.l otherwise orilere;! : and iu the city
of Portland, ia the cnuuty of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of December. KWt. and thereafter on the first
Sl mdays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, until otherwise order
ed. and do limit the duration of said Terras to six days
each. -GEO. H.WILLIAMS. Chief Justice.
41 CYRUS 0I.XEY, Associate Jn-tice.
Mot ice.
J have appointed E. 3. Harding Clerk of the District
Court fur the fir-t Judicial District, and he hss ap-
x unted I'op'jties a fallows ;
Clack-amas,. ...... .": '. . . .
YamhUl,
Poik
Benton .
Lar.e..; . ;
. . : F. S. Holland.
Geo. H. Steward,
. . . ; Locien Hesth.
T.H. B. Odeneal.
E- F. Skinner.
John H. I jne.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS. Judge.
41
Linn,
Ie emlerl. 150.
Food for the Mind.
"I "E3 we have plenty of it among which are aome of
the nTt prominent w-u-K. Heron. Shakespeare.
Ilcffoo. Josepha. Moore's. Bent"o's S9 year. A rt'aur's
w irks. I jfef Xapoleon, Henry Clay and other great
men: al - Fowler and Well's publications, wherein we
are taught how t-i preserve health by tracing causes to
effect. Also works oa spiriUiaLttm, such as 'Prof. Hare,
Edmonds. Tahnade, Harris, aud A. J. Davis, the star
the of age. .
- We ai3 have all kinds of blank Bxiks and stationery
in ceneral. Ia fact we intend to keen a!! kind cf foo4
for the mind. ai:ii intend to kee p isted. and want onr
many readers to Keep up wita us so be sure ana give
os a "call, one and all. at the sign of the book store, mnln
street. Oregon Citv. HOMER HOLLAND A CO.
- Oregon City, Dee. 7, ls-W. . -CUf
Notice. '
''pHE judges of the Si:reme Court, or the Territory of
JL Oregtiu. assembled at the seat of Guvcmment on
the ninth day of January, ei-hteea hundred and lifty-
seven. do fix and anpomt District Court, to I held m
v:llceif ltosebnrv. in the county of Douglas on the
first M ndavs,of March. Mav, September and Novem-
ber.annuallv. nntil utherwise ordered, and do limit the
dutation of raid terms t six d iv each.
t:EO. H. WH.UAMS. Cliief Justsc.
ltf . M. P. DEAD Y, Associate JuhUce. -
Notice.
I have appointed Jame9 M. Pyle. Clerk of the District
Court frthe third Judicial" District aud be has ap
pointed deputies as loiiuws t
J cks m,.
...John B. Sifers.
Wm. H. Spencer.
Wm. Romanes.
.. .R. II. Smith- -.
Jeph Spear.
Umpqua,...
Coos,.
Curry
Josephine,. .
44tf
M. P. PEADY
Associate Justice.
THOS. RETXOLDS, I t r.-i, BEXBT t.AW,
bobkrt a. law. ("- Portland. Oregon.
Iteyitolds s Iav.
TTHOLESALE Grjcers and Comraisson Merchants
t aud dealers in Oregon Produce, comer Kearny
and Jackson Streets. San Francisco.
S" Advances made on Consignment.
MM- Rerer toJ. FAILING A CO., Portland
4mpid
Tax Receipt Blanks.
TGST printed ot the Statesman office a large supply
f Tax Receipt Wanks, after an improved form
Price, one iMInr per hundred. Orders by mail, accom
panied with the rash, will be filled by return of mail.
1 Medical EcToliuioa!
The World tnanimons !
IIOT.IaOWAY'S OIXTJIE.VT. THE
tiKEATCOUATKU JltJtfTAlVT.
The vims of disease often makes its war to the In
ternal organs through the pore of the skin. This pen
etrating Ointment, melting under the hand a it is rub
bed in. is nbsorbed through the same channels, and
reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invari
ably subdues it, whether located in the kidacys, the liv
er, "the Inugs, or any other Important oraan. It :pae
tratcs tbe surface to the interior, through the countless
tubes that comomnirate with the skin as summer rain
passes into tlie fevered earth, diffusing Its cool and re
generating influence. . "
SKIS DISEASES. AXD GLANDULAR SWELc
UXGS. .-..(
Every species of exterior irritatinn U qnickly reduced
by the anti-inflammatory action vf tins Ointment. An
irry Eniptions, such as Salt Rheum,. Erysipelas, Tetter,
Riugwnriu. Scald Head. Nettle Rash. Scabies (or Itch)
Ac, die nut. ti return no more, nnder its application.
Hospital experience in nil psrtsorthe world proves it
infallibility in diseases of the skin, the muscles, the
joints aud the glands., . .
ULCEUS,' SORES. AXD TUMORS.
The effect of this unrivalled external remedy upon
Scrofula, ar.d I'ther virulent ulcers and sores, is clmost
miraculous. It lirst discharges the poison which pro
duces suppiir.itit'ii and proud flesh, and thus the cure
which its healing properties afterward complete are
safe as well as permanent.
ll'OUXDS, BRUISES, BURXS, AXD SCALDS.
In casee of the fracture of the bones, injuries caused
bysteiini explosions. Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Rheuma
tism, StiHuess of the joints, and contraction of the sin
ews, it is employed and wanuiy reeomuienaeu ny tne
fn, -nit v. This marvelous remedy
has been introduced
hv it inventor in nerson into all the leading Hospitah
of Europe, and uo private household should be without
-.: UXOEXIABLE TESTIMOXY.
Tlie Medical Staff of the French and English Armies
in the Crimea have officially signed their approval of
Holloway s Ointmeut. as tne mosi ruuuuie uiessiug ior
sabre cuts, stabs, aud gun shot wouuds. It is also sign
ed by the surgeons of tlie Allied auvies.
BOTH THE OIXTMEXT AXD THE PILLS
SHOULD BE USED .v iilc f umu triii t
CASES:
Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Fistula,
Gout.Lumbago.Mercuriul Eruptions, Piles. Rheumatism,
Ringworm, Salt Rheum. Scalds, Skin Diseases. Swelled
Glands, Sore Igs. Sore lireasts. sore Meads. Sore
Throats, Sores of all kind. Sprains, Stiff Joints, Tetter,
Ulcers, Venereal Sores. Wounds of all kinds. -
SoId at the Manuiucfrie rnnrasif aouoway,
SO Maiden Lane.New tora.-.aiia z Btrana, ixmdoc,
by all resjicctable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized world,
in pots, at 25 cents, 621. and tl each.
ay 1 Here is a wiiu.uh) mhuk wiuc uj yiasing
the larger siaes. - : " ,
v. R Directions for the guidance of patients in eve.
ry. disorder are affixed to each pot, ' - 38yl
Kenyon'
. f.
Back Again! .
THE undersigned, having recently arrived from .the
States, would notify hi friends and customers, and
the publlu in general, that he baa taken the old stand
on Main Street, Oregon City, and ha received since
his arrival, the blowing goods, which he offers at whole
sale and retail at the very lowest prices for cash, or the
produce of the country. The good were all selected
by himself iiersoually, and are fresh and good and the
auaiilies guarantied; o the pnrcba-icr. Among which
nd
..' 24,000 lbs. Liverpool blown salt, in 200 lb. sacks, .
, 4.000 " fine table salt, in 10 and 20 lb-sacks, '
"' 4,000 " N. O. Brown Sugar, - .u-j '
6.000 China ditto. No. 1,2 and 3, -, , ,.
4.000 ' Rio cuffee. (fresh,) . ".'".'
KMJ kegs Scth Adams syrop, 5 fals each.
'''l '- 130 kegs Boston nalU, assorted size;
l-50 kegs ditto spikes; 4. &, and 6 in-, j ...
v.200 kegs pure white lead, ' , . ' ,
' 50 kess assorted ci'lnrs,' ''' ' !-! '
: t. :SII0 gals, boiled oil, in 5 gal. cans,
,. j 100 ..." spirits, turpentine, ditto., -,
' '.' 20 '"' copal ind furniture varniah,
' "20 '' Neat' foot OiU ; ' - ' 'f .!.'
!t - ' 35 boica sperm-candles, t j, , , .
50 " . adamantine ditto, " ' ' '
,100 " sardines,' ' ' ' ' ' " " " :
SO kegs and boxes salcraros, . -
10 ," pure soiia, , , , . .
JO boxes cream tartar. '' '
'- 100 bxst'Colgate" A No. 1 Brown soup. , :
10 baskets sweet oil, - - ....
6 boxes castor oil, r . ,
10 bbl east Boston and Stewart a crashed sugar
50 kea tar, 5 gals, each,
' 100 boxes German glass, superior quality aasor
ted sizes,
" 50 lbs gum camphor.
30 p'ks imperial gun powder and Oolong teas.
Together with a general assortment of Family Gro
ceries. A lso, a large assortment of paints of all colors
and degrees, dry or in oil, and a splended assortment of
paint aud other brashes farming tools, among which
are grain cradles, Ac., Ac, Ac Also, a general assort
ment of boots and shoes. ..... ....
Also, aretit for Folsom' Plough, manufactured in
Oregon. and warranted equal of not better than any
imported and at one third to half less price encourage
home industry. JUSt.rn ji.rttE3i.tJif.
July 7th. ivx.- iwtf
Tliis Day Received, ,
BY thebarke XMHUMKEAU,tor sale low fur cash
or Country pruduce. . .. .
10 bbls si-. 1 hf bbls X. O. Sugar.
. -0 sncks China No. l.tnar, 100 lbs each, ;
10 doz Oyster (fresh) Baltimore in ! Ib can,
2- brixes Adamautiiie canities, B'a, 46 lb ea,
10 . dt do d C's, 20 Ib ea,
1-5 dnas boxes Srirdiues. --; r
25 lien Seth Adams .yriip. - "
5 bbls N- O.aud S. W. syrup.
" 30 boxes t jba.-co, "Luke's'' "Th imas"', "rride of
the Union" and ' Diamond brands",
40 sacks 80's each Rio Green Coffee,
20 gross best matches,'
to tloz Smoking tobjeco,
50 doz gum eampher;
5 bbls crushed sugar,
J. N.
PRESCOTT.
39tf
Oregon' City, Nov. 25. 155.
At r.tigene City.
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, one of the best
general assortment of Dry Good. Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Sb?s. and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be found in Oregon. He is con--tantly
receiving fresh additions to bis stock, and al
ways Keeps it up. My goods are now all received direct
from Sun Francisco, where I have a resident agent. AH
kinds of farmer's prnluce received iu exchange for goods
I pcy higher prices Tor prodoee. aud sell goods cheaper
thau any other store in the Territn-y.
wusi-.rn fEAu
Eugene Citv. Jnlv 1 . IVfi- . 16tf
Wry Goods,
ZyY(r Yards brown sheetings, assorted;
4j I Jj 1250 yards bleached sheetings. assorted;
2500 ydi bro Drilling, ass'd
Yellow Klancel..
i:hjo yd ricKmg, do
4324 yds Prints. - - do
1577 yd Alpacca, do -1296
yds Jaconet cambrics,
Dress Cambric, .
Paper .do
Moreen.
Km bossed Piano Covers,
do Table do
Drapery, assorted,
'jiuhams.
il'd Flannel, - - -
Opera ' do
Silk Warp Flannel,
Imitation do do -Sattinett
and Jeans,
Linen Ginghams,
. d- Check, .
Oil Silk.
Fancy Dress Silka,
Wroaght Muslins, .
Bttnaet Ribbons,
Velvet do
Crape.
Lidies' Gauntlets,
B!':e do
White . do
t,ei.t s d )
Comprising one of the best stock of Dry Goods in
yrer'm.
2Jtf For sale by GRISWOLD A CO.
llardtrare.
-f CT ke-js Xai
I iJ Cut Spis
kes Nail, asst'd,
Bntts and Screws,
Mill Files,
- larker's Coffee Mills,
Collins' Axes.
Currycombs,
Waffle Iron.
Drawing Knives,
Shingle Shaves,
Powder. .
Lead and Caps.
GRISWOLD A CO.
ses.
Brad-head Nail. '-'
Spear A Jacksog's Saws.
IKtor L'cKs,
Strap IlLigca,
Gate do
Sad Irons, ...
latthmg Hatchets,
Family Grindstone,
tr
Oroceries.
T7AST Boston Syrup, Apples and Peaches
111 Su?ar,
Spices.
CnfTce. '
Green and Black Tea,
22tf
Tobacco,
Soap..
GRISWOLD A CO.
T EAD AND TURPENTINE,
Linseed OH, Tanners
MJ Oi!. Sperm Oil.
22tf
GRISWOLD A CO;
B
OOTS AND SHOES 23 Cases, assorted.
22tf
GRISWOLD A CO.
Statiooery.
BLUE ruled Cap Paper; White ruled Can Paper.
Congress Letter Paper: Carson's wove Letter Paper,
P. A S. blue laid do do: P-A S. white aud do do:
White Bath Gilt Letter Paper.
Gillott s Pens, 303, 4U. 730: Blank Books,
Slates and Pencas, Black and Red Ink.
22tf GRISWOLD A CO.
CROCKERY
S2tf -A full assortment.
tJRISWOLD A CO.
"RON-
-AI1 sixes. '
J2tf
GRISWOLD A CO.
C1LOTHING 212 pairs Pants, assorted: 150 Coats,
y asst'd: 150 Vests, asst'd: Paut and Drawers. In
all, a full assortment of Gent" Furnishing Goods.
22tf . GKIS v OLD A CO.
Salem Market.
THE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in
tbe center of the town . is haoi'V to inform the pub
lic that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of all the
varieties of meats, fresh and pickled. He also baa the
various kinds of vegetables in their season. Beef will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters. 6 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents; and if yea want a choice piece, I shall
charge von a I it a p-mnd.
All kinds of farmer's prodace and grain received in
exrhance for meats. THOMAS CROSS,
Salem. July 7, 1S56. Itr
Orrson and California Packet Line.
T1HE ftdlowine: vessels will run in connec-
JL tion as REGULAR LJXE between
Sow Francisco and Porllnd :
BARK OCEAX BIRD, Wiggins. Master, '
" CHAS. DEVEXS. Healt. "
" NAHUSIKEAG, Wiluaxs. "
BRIG I. B. LUXT, RicitARDox. . "
The Barks have all beeu coppered recently, and are
iu first rate order, commanded by experienced captains.
- Freights will be carried at the lotrest rates.
Produce sent from any part of the country to Oregon
City or to the Linn City Works, will be received and
forwarded to San Francisco. '
Askxts: ' GEO. ABERXETHY A Co.,
- . Oregon City.
. - .-1 -- ABERXETHY, CLARK A Co.
... Sau Francisco.
November. S.1B4B. f
Corvallis Warehouse, No. 1.
T am prepared to store produce, and will attend to re-
X ceivmg and forwarding the same.
3Str.
ISAAC MOORE.
Orleam Warehouse.
rrOSITE Corvallis. We are prepared to store pro-
dace, and will attend tarecciviog and forwsrdiag
tnesame. - s.srr m iiki h ft KKO,
it Snrfrons and Physicians
HAVING rendered service id th 1st Regiment O. M.
V. are requested to render a full report to this of
fice as soon a practicable, of all expenditures, employ
ees, ac, ns it is uesiraiue co wrua up tue ousinessot tne
Medical Department. Address JL W. Shaw. Assistant
aariteon Genenil, Surgeon General s cjnVe, Salem.
Nov. 1. Is56. Sltf"
."-.Strayed,'
T7"ROM the snbseriber. a portion of his stork, marked
A and branded as follows: Crop off the left ear. and
wallow-fork in the right. IT. brand.' Any person know
ing the whereabouts of cattle bearing this brand and
marks, will be properly rewarded bv sending me infor
mation. JAMES HEATHKUT.V
fnVcnty7Xug'. T. 1R56. -- jtf
,, . ..V " "War Claims.' . , . ;
NOTICE in hereby given, that I will be at the seat of
government on the 1st of January. 1S57, prepared
to attend to all applications concerning unadjusted
claims growing out of the Indian war. and coming with
in my duties. , P. CALLENDER, Cora'r. ,
: December 1.1 sC . ;,. .... . 39tf
Los; Angelos . Salt.
SALT 300 bags Lea Angelos Salt, received, per Na
humkeag, aud for sale at lowest rate.
lstf : G. ABERXETHY A CO. i
CHAIRS 100 Chairs for sale cheap, bv " ' 'l
33 BARNARD A llATTESON.
...
BACON wanted at
33
BARNARD A MATTESON'S-
ANDLES, Soap, Starch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
DRUGS, Mediciues, Paints, Oils, and Dvestuffs, at
, . W.K.SMITHACO.-S,
BOUNTY ORDER BLANKS Fur sale at the j
V -- STATESMAN OITICS.
Store and Tan Vlil4e JG stab lis fa meat.
T . STRANG respectfully notifies the citizens of SaiVn
'J ' ,l',lblLc (tenerally tliat he keeps no hand in his
new buiIding.Mam t . every pattern of CooJtfng, Parlor,
Z'l;flt,0e' STOFES-a' general msortmenf of
,, ,,.'' every descriptioBand aU artwiea
usimlly fonnd in a tin shop and store, all of which w (
be sold as cheap as at any other etaJtm,hmeut ir h
Territory ! -. , .
. All orders for jobbing prorapUy attended to. '--''
tf 3. STRANG.
Allan lb Lie wis
W HOLES A LE MERCHANTS. PORTLAND,
ORE-
v v
GON TERRITORY.
. Geo. JterntlDTi Co.,
ME R CHANTS, OREG0X CITT, OREGON TER
RITORY. .. , . . .
ibrrnftliy. flark i CoM
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
San Francisco, Cal., will attend to selling Oregon
firoduce, and fill orders for Good. Groceries, Ac. at tbe
owest rate. The patronage -of. tlie people of Oregon
is respectfully solicited. , . ,
Angm-tl. 1 .-. ' ' ' ' -' Tltf
Allan, McKihlaf, &. Co
GENERAL COSIMLSSION MERCHANTS, anJ
' vi holesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Good. Gro
ceries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T. -
Dec. 20. 1851. ' tQji -.
... M ater Rains.
F3R SALE Two water, rams, with lead pipe and fiat
tares complete. JAMES STRANG.
6alem, March 10th, 1856.
itr-
Allan, McKinlar, & Co.,
HAVE just received a stock of Xew Goods, and
would invite all those wbo wish to procure GOOD
article at reasonable prices, to call and see them. They
consist in part of the following:
Grindstones,
Canal and Wheel Barrow,
Grain Cradles,
Grass Scythes and Snaths,
r ancy iirooma.
Plain do
Assorted Colored PaRs, '
Painted Tuba,
Zinc Wx-hhoard, "
Blacksmith's Bellows,
Cross-cot Saw, 7 ft
do (ft ..-
Mill Saws. 7 ft
llair Mattrasses, doable,
do single,
Hair Bolsters, doable,
do single.
Sperm Candle,
Adamantine do..
Grape brand Tobacco,
Brush do do
16 n Harrows, 23 teeth
Garden Rakes,
d.j Hie.,
- do Spades,
Polished Shovels,
Hay Forks.
Manure Forks,
Churns, f
Window Glass 8 bv 10 .
do l?bv 12
do 7b "v 9
Window Sashes 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
Ox Kows and I ones.
i.n.te oo do
Blankets, Baize. Ljndsevs. Sheetings. Ticks. Ae-Ar.
We keep con-tantlv on hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES. CLOTHING. HARDWARE, and many arti
cle too numerous to mention..
. . , ALLAN. M atUNLAY A CO.
Oregon City. 21tf
" Books! Books!
WK-SMITHACO-liaveju-t received the largest
. and best selected Stock of BOOKS ever offered
for sale in Sn!em. consistiag. in part, of tlie following
POETIC A L WORKSWhite s, ColRns', Gray's Top
per's. Bcattie's, Scott's, Young". Davidson . Crolya,
c'rabbe s.Siiak.peare's.Cowper's, Coleridge', H'lmni',
3'irns", Pollvk's. Shelley", Slowitt's, M jr.tgmaerv',
fampbell's, Pripe's. Moire"s,. Wordsworth's, Ossiaii',
rhompsun'. Miitou's, Byroa's, Cooke's, Goldsmith',
lndon's.
A'-'RICCLTPRAL. FRCfT CROWING. Ac EHi-
ott'si Yocatt oo the Horse, Allen's Stable Book, Ilind'a
Farrier. Downing. Barry. Thomas. Biake. Mason' Far
rier. Stewart and Skim.er, Saxt"n and Clater.
- BiOGRA P K IES. 'vVs.suinctOB's. Jackson's. Sectt.
Taylor's, Marion's, Booaparte's. Seward's, Louis Napo
leon's, Mozart's, Lives of the Presidents. Mary Queen of
Scots, Heury VII land his Six Wives. Harrison's. La-
Q. Adams', Daaie! B oone's. Shakpeare's. Dean Swift',
Hmbldfs. Bi-hrm Hedding's. Li ves of the P'pes. J. B.
Fialey's, R"bertsJ. Newt m's. Wesley's. Fletcher", La
martine's t elebrated Characters, and macy others,
HITJi:iES. RoIlia"s Ancient History. RusserT
-Modern Europe. Gibbon's Rme. R jttechs" Histis-y f
the World. B.irth"s Hisfc-ffy of the World. Wiilard's'H"
tory of the World. B-'tta's American Revolution, Macan
ley's Histiry of En-land. 4 vjIs. D'Aabiene's History
of the Reformation, 5 voU Peterson United State
Xavv. Ac.. Ac.
MISCELLANEOUS and SCIENTIFIC WoEKS
Brand's Encycl'ipedia, Smith's Classical Dictionaryjljit
in aud Greek Lexicons and Readers, Virgil. Homer.
Zenophon. J'Wephas. Dick" Works. Manry"s Geography
of the Sea, Wesley's Sermons. Smith's Sacred Annals.
Harper s Cniversiil Gaxeteer. Dwurht's Mythohigy, Lard
ner"s Lectures, Goldsmith's Animated Nature". "Wood
Natural Hiotory. Gnn-rs Domestic Medicine. Willia
Prose Works. Sterne" Prose Works. Mrs, Ellisf Prose
Works. Dawning" Country House. Builders" Guide.
Webster" Dictionary, an " sires. Davies' and Peck's
Mathematical Dictionary. Farmers' and Planters En
cyclopedia. Thackeray's Pendennis. Don Quixotte, Gil
Bias. Cosmos, Bislow's Useful Arts. Ure" Oicticmary
Hugh Millers Old Red Sandstone, Ac. Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. Parker Read
ers. Sander's Readers, MeGreffee's Readers. Cobb'a
Readers. Gift Backs for Children and Youth. Also,
Works on Geology, Physiology, Chemistry, Philosophy,
Government. Anatomy. Mineralogy. Oratory. Mathe
matics. Debating. Medicine. Theol.-igy. Temperance,
Rhetoric. Grammars. Geographies, Arithmetics. Astro
nomy. Travel. Works of Humor. - In short, every tiling
usually found in a Book Store.
Store opposite the Hoi-nan House, near tbe Steamboat
Landing. . - .. Stf
Removal.
BAUM A BROTHER have removed to their New
Store next door to J. Stran-r's Stove establishment
They have jitst received a general assortment of Dry
Goods. Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which be offers for cask er
produce.
-N. B. wanted Bntter, Eggs. Bacon. Lard. Floor, and
Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price.
cstfefn. jiiiv tit. ison. Iltr
fianm & Brother,
FIONT STREET. Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods. Clothing. Hate. Boots.
and Shoes. Groceries. Ac
N. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange fer
merchandise t the highest market price- lSJtf
QCABTEK MaSTEK GaSEKAL' OPTICS, I
csuem, v. a., June tf, lsse.
ALL persons having demends against the Oaai-ter-Mater
Dep:t of Oregon Territory, are requested to
present their claims for adjustment, at the different offi
ces, at tbeir earliest convenience.
JOSEPH W. DREW.
lltf . ' Qaarter Master General, O. T.
- Take. Notice. '
NOW offered for sale at the store ef the undersigned
100 crates Crockery, . -
12"00 lbs. White Sugar. - ' ''',''
l .'SOO lbs- superior Brown Sn gar, - ' "
,! i 100 lbs. S. I. Sugar, in kegs, -. -. ' ,-,
. 1U0 kegs Syrep, ..... .
100 boxes Soap, - r
. . . , 25 bags Coffee. .
, 10 eases pride onion Tobacco. :,." -
, 100 doa. wool Sooks, . ' "
'' '1500-vds. Prints. ' - '
- 3000" , : damaged. , :
400 pieces silk Handkerchiefs. .
'" 30 boxes Salerato, . - -
.- t 1 case Honey, " - i . 7-'
". 100 boxes Tea, very cheap,
. 300 yd-. low price Linsey,
: . " 1 ISO yds. Carpet, : ' ; " '"
fi i'" 200yds. Merinosv- ', 'I !-;.
. , ; 10 bales Gunney; v
: ' 40000 lbs. Liverpool Salt. :""
.. ' : ft icppvtmr k. aa
' Oregon City Oct. 1. 1S56. , 30tf .
Statesman Book and Job Office.
WE have Three Presses, tbe best facilities for Book
priming north oi California, and an extensive ass
sortmentof Jobbing Matouai. of every kind: and, with
master workmen, are prepared toexecute Dromrtlv-ard
m a w,Mfkman-Hke manner, all orders in the above de-
Dartuieobt. sach I
', -
Blaxi Checks,
' SoTRSor Hand,
! Okdek Booxa.i' : '
, . Stsambo't Bills,,
Stkaheo't Carps,
Bills- or Laorss.
s . ; CSKTTSICATKS,
. Show Bills,
Check Books,
i . Bl'k Rkcetpts,
.t tiOOSS,
' r ' ' PAJtHPHLETS, ' '
'T HAaBBiias. -
Ball Tkkbts, '- ,.
ClKCrLARS, , "'
IrvTTATIOKS. i'
BcsHSBSs Qahbs,- ,:
Billheads,
' Cosckrt Bills,'
Addkkss Cakss.
LRAKTS,
Blanks of all Kixos. Ac. Ac. Ac
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS.
, Law of Newspapers.
1.- Subscriber who do not give express notice to th
cositrary: are considered as wishing to continue their
subscription. ; -, . .. , .
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued, Publishers
may cnatinne to send them till all charges are paid. '
3. If suhsca-iirs neglect or reftse tt take their papers
from the office or place to which they are sent, they are
beld responsible until they settle their bill and give, no
tice to discontinue them, -i.
4. If subscribers move to other place without iifhnn..
the Publisher, and the paper ia sent to the former direo
tion, they are held responsible. ; , .
&. The courts have decided that refusing to take a pa
per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled ror, is prima facia evidence, of intention.,
fraud- - - . ... ,
mr Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfill,
of the regulations requiring them to notify PnMisbeVs
once In three montha, of papers not taken fma tw.
jtS&ot by subscribers. . ; :u c , . , , : ....... T