Catalogue or Books aid Stationer
' FOR S4l.lt BT
A. R. Shipler & Co.,
At the City Boi Start, Froftt-SU, Portland, Orpm.
SCHOOL-BOOKS.
BKtnxa; Sanders' old lit, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th,
.and Tiie Young Ladies'; Sanders" Sew 1st. Id, 3d,
4th and 5th: Parker' 1st, 2d. 3.1, 4th and 5th; Mc
Ouffay's 1st. 2d, 3d. 4th and 5th.
Srn.i.rB. Sander. Old, Sanders' Vcw; Elemen
tary! Priiik Snd.T Pirtwal, School :rid P.uker's.
GF.v.RriiiR- Mitchell's, Am-lent mid M slcm, 01
ney's, Morse's, McXailey 'a, aud MouleitU's 1st and
2dBk.
M vr-teu tncsJ Arithmetic!; Thomson's. Table,
Mental, Analy.il. Practical, aud Higher; Iavies' Pri
mary, Iatcllcctoal, School and University; Smith'
dPiim1 Ray's Stoddard".-"; Davie Algebra. Sur
voyiaj. Geometry. Practical Mathematics, Math. Dio
tio.iiry, L-ktic of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
I I ruin mar recn's Clarke's Bullion Smith"
Kirkau's Spencer's Tower'. !
PiiiLosorHi.. Parker' 1st Lemon, Juvenile and
School; Corrurtock's Smith's.
Histortesu Wibioa'a JnTenile, and United States;
Parley's Universal; WHlard's Universal, and United
State.
LAxnrxrscs. Cooper's yVzil; Andrew's Latin Rea
4ct; Viri Roma-; Andrew's Latin Grammar; McClier
tact's 1st and 2d Book in Latin, and do. in Greek; Am
thon's Greek Grammar and Render; Johnson's Cicero.
Favjoclles French Urammar and Reader; Woodbury "a,
German Grammar and Reader, Tctcmaque. Greek. Tea
smcnt; French, self-taught; Surrenoe's French Dic
tionary; Andrew's Latin do. Liddell .V. Scott's Greek
do. Aathon's Classical do. Smith's d? do.
Dtcvtosamw Webster" School, High do, Aca
4emic, University, Royal 8to, Unabridged and Cobhs'
VockafL. . '
Mrscan.ANirs. Mattison's Astronomy. Newman
Rhetoric Wood's B-rtanv. Kam's Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aid in Composition. Parker s Exer
cises. Brook iield's Composition. MeElliTrtia Young
Analyzer- do. Analytical Jlanu-U. Parkers Word
Builder. Havhew'a Book Keeping. Wayland'a Moral
Science. Paley's Natural Theology. Blake's Agricul
ture f..r School. Upturn's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do, do. Milton; Yoong; Potltwk: and Thomp
son; (Edition for Schools) fuller's Anatomy and
I'hoiolojry. American IH-latcr. Newman's Pilitical
Economy. Hitchcock's tWsMngy. Great variety f
Sneakers and Ktorutkm. All kinds of School Station
erv; Slates of all size: Drawing Book": lowing
Paper; Perforated Card It-sird; BnsH Board: Pencils
and Brushes; O.-bom's Color; Inkstanra, every aixe
add style, Ac, Ac, Ao. .
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS..
History Bancroft's t'uitod Sute. 6 tn!nmr.T
riildrcth's do. do. 6 volumes. Fnwt's Pictorial United
Stales. Taylor's di. do, do. Botta's Hist, Revolution.
Peterson s do. Vi ilon s I nitetl States. illard s no.
Ult. Indian War United States. Willard's Universal
History. Mnller's do do, Rotterk's Hist. World 1 or
2 volumes- loin's Ancient History. Parr's do, do.
Hume's England. Mocaulay's d'., complete. I?ckens
Child's do. Lingard's do. Gittoon's Koine. IV Au
hinc's Beformatioo. Bang's ? E. Church. Allison's
Europe, 1st and 2d Series. Precott's Works. . Borders
Hist, of Religions, Hist, of Counril of Trent. Jose
phii. All of Abbott's Historic. Historical Cabinet.
QroaitK of Spain. Qneens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
Cononests. Brace's Hnnsanr. Kidder's Kraxil. Ka-
bank a BraaH. Parley's Univental. lli-tnry of Cm
sades. - Ancient Egyptians. Hallant's Middls Agea.
History for B iys. Bimncr's Child's United Statesv
Losing's Kicld Book of devolution.
B:or,RPHr. llntareh's IJres. fji'ir llrant.' "Sfoh'
dcrful Characters. Great and Celebrated Character,
Lives of the Signer. AnloWography of Finley. I
martine's Celebrated Charactens. Lite of Adam i'larke.
do Bihva Heddins-. d Xicbnhr. do iivn. Harrl-ma.
d Daniel Bww. do Robert, do Lafayette. Ca
tains of R imaa Republic nd Old World. lr. Chal
mers, 4 voU. livvs oT HnralxiluU. Mrs. Rogtrs.
Mozart. Weier. Fletcher. Life and Times of Clay:
Irvine's Wanhiiiton. Eminent Mechanii'S. Lives of
Chief Jo.4tires. Josephine. Napoleon'. Charles Lrmfe.
Jackson- lien. Green. Joan of Arc. Lady Jane l,rer.
. Q. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webster; Kings of
Rome.. Kings and Qoeen. Liebmtz. Lives of the
Popes.' Preacott s Philip 2d. Mary and Martha Wash
In ?ton.' Pioneer Women of the We.t.
Tratbls Hock China. Araucaniaa. Ste)hens
EsvpC Olin's Tratfls. Mango Park. Nile Notes.
Adventores on Hosqnito Shore. Bayard Taylor's Trav
rli- Dorbin's Travels in the Kast. t
Scirrnrt& Brande'sEnrrclonedia. . Physical Geo.
""phy at the Scaw- Wood'a Xatoral H-tory. Lardnrr's
hectares. Useful Arts. Cosmos. Mathematical 4no-
tionarv. Losic of Mathematics. Wonders of Science.
Mitchells Planetary and Stellar World. Ijtoniia' Re
cent Pro-Tress of Astronomy. Smith's Dtrtioaary Jof
' Arts and Science. Enbonk ifydranlics. Dick's wnrbi.
Vinnna vnrV AH Jtlvhitprtnr-
Poetbv. Byron virions Vtyles." Shakespeare, do.
Milton, do. Barns, do. Hemans, do'. Moore, -m
Thomoson. Tonnz. Polloclu Tapoer. Cow per. Pone.
Campbell. Wadsworth. 0oair. Montgomery. Kjrk
White- Female Poets of England- do. do. America
.and manyathers. - -
Riiocs n Kmuxcb-Crclonedia of Geormnv.
dot-do. Fine Arts, dot A . Biography. Usefol Arts.
McCoUoch'sttoetteer. Harner'a Universal tetteer.
Fsrrr attd Aoaicn.Tmai--i-Elli"s F ruH Hooto
Thomas' do. Downing's do. Barry's do. Pessenden's
Farmer and Gardener.. Fruit . Flower and Vegetable
t;anleoer"s Companion. Allen on the Grape. ; Pardee
. on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
A Haas Domestic Animals. All of Saltan's Hand Books.
Woiksoa Horse, Csttle.Saeep, Hops. Ac. ' ' ' t -
tioa of Gospels. Neander's I jfe of Chrit. Butlers
Works, KnapD Christian Theolosy- Western Meth-
Brand of Dominic Rule. Elliot on Romanism. I time
Xotes. Clarke's Commentary. - Benson do. Jay's
Exercises. Watson's Institute. Larrabeea EvidearVi.
Batter's Ethical IMseoarse. Rogers Krfijxe of Earth,
do. Reason and Faith. Pater's Christ- l'erfectinw
Baker on Discipline. Writings of Arminios. Jahn's
Biblical Arcnanlogy. liioies, all sizesana prices, irm
l to $20. Testaments, great rariety. Methodist
Hvmns.- Christian Hymn Books. " Chnrch. PsalmLst..
Plymouth. Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
Psialmtst. - ' -
Medical. Bnchan's Family , TOt-sleiaB, Hydro
pathic do. , Hoowcpathie Works. .' . ,
MiscELLixaotrs. Constitutions of United State ;
Mavhews Popnlar Education. Crabhe's. Syif yraii.
Piatt's Book of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's ManaaL :
Headlcy's Works, 14 vols. Mrs. TnthiU's, rols. Lay
ard's Xineveh. Bipelow's Usefal Arts. Haweflfc 0o
Kineers Guide. Amerinatt Institutions. Parsnit of
Knowledge. Parkifadisoa. Peruvian Antionities.
Way Down East. Pynshurt. Ike. Marrel's Works.
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Country RamMes
in Englaod. Tales and Reveries- an excellent Temper
ance Book- Money Maker. Escaped Hon. News
Boy. DiekWilaocu Mrs. Hale's Stm Cook Hook. Mil
lev s Old Red Saadstone. do. Footprints of Creator. .
Toanx Ladies' CoanseUor. Yowng Man's do. - Pfelortal
Oatecaism. Thomson's Lect. to T. Mew. Ottustite-
- ftfoaal Text Book. Capthre fw Patagonia. Tha Aaseri
caa Housewife.: Half Hoars with Old Hamphrer.
Athens; its Grandear and Decay. Mis. Sertrwick's
. Redwood, do. New Kasr- Tale. Cade Sam's Farm
Fence. Arthnr'a Bnceejwful Merchant, de. Tata. -Mrs.
PartiBgton. Horace Translation. V irgil do. Mrs. Car
len's Works. Heroines of History. Land and Sea.
Deck and Port. Sea and Bailor. Ship and Shore.
Naval Life. Star Papers. Masonic Chart, rrring'a
-Columbus. Long Look Ahead.- City f Xew York.
Lirimr Inaiors of America. Yoang Has Advised- Urn
ions in T-mzaand Fegee. Troth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Kaont and the Rassians. : Hydrapatbie Cook
Book. Death Bed Scene. Girt Book for Yoang Men.
: dot do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girl, do. do. Boys.
. Young Husband, do. Wife. do. Mother, do Honse
keepr. Kigoorney's Letters to Young Ladies, do do
do Mothers. Arthur's 6 Xights with the Washingto-wians-
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
FootpriDH of Famons Men. Charlotte Elizabeth's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. . Peasant Boy Philoso-
Sher. Abbott's Mareo Paul Books, da Franconi.1
erchant's Daughter. -"Bop"s Fables. Scottish Chiefs
Arabian Night. Robinson Crusoe. Itollo Books. Mo
. ther's Guide. Perns' Mormons. The Old Inn. Con
Ilk of Ages. Don Onixote. Panl and Virginia. Amer
ican Debater. Fern Leaves. . Tri-colored Sketches in
Pari. Chambers Information for the People. MeK
' si lie's Redbnrn, Typee. Marni.Omoe.and WhrteJacket.
Same's MLseellanies. Wendell's Blackstone. Sab. Day
Miscellanies. Lotns Eating, by Cnsti. Bancroft's Mi
cen.inies. Jerrold's Men of Character. Miller's First
Impressions of England. Kirwin's Ijetters to Bishop
Hughes. Coombs' Constitution of Man. Miss Bccch
er's Receipts, do Calisthenics. Bell Smith Abroad.
And a number of others too nnmerous to enumerate.
"Conotantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
'" Stationekv. Poolscap Paper great rariety. Let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Envel
opesall styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles.
"' Memorandums. Diaries. Pas Books. Time Books.
' Paper Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
- Lithographic Prints a large variety.- Wrapping Par
- per good variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, Ac., Ac
Finally, we have a good rariety of i
Mirsio Book. New Carmina Sacra. Alpine Glee ,
Singer. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmvt. Piano Inxtmo
t"r. Guitar do. Flnte do. Accordon do. Violin do.
Meloileon do. Plymonth Collection with Music Sheet
" Music. .
And the most varied assortment of Statioxert ever
" offered in Oregon.
mr -r- This stock is all bought in Xew York and other
' Eastern cities and is sold at
. UJflFVRM PRICES. '. .
. rrr We keep on hand School Books in largo quan
tities, together with most of the poldicatioas of
HaarcB & Brothers; .
; ! o Dessr A-JaCksos; i i i I ; :
Icisox A Phikxet; '
' '. , PHiia-irs A Samsok; .,- . .. (. , . i
A. S. BairsiM A Co.; .
.. MUM, VJST03I O. mLUUU, r... .
UtABT UtBi. .. . . -j. j , ..-
PtTKAM; . .-, I. t
-n ArrLEroy; and others.
ST We sk yimr patronage. If onalde to vndt na
nd examine onr stock, your ounras will be attended to
on the saam imman amV yon honghtia pemc.n.
We have arrangements by which, in the ooarse
f the roil, we shall be able to furnish most of the sew
works Issued by the eastern pabli-.bera within 30 days
- after publication. Every steamer will bring some new
. works. We are also prepared to funuMb, hereafter, the
t following Magaaines at Publisher's rates and Postage:
Harper's Xew Monthly WW'!
. Putnam's "
Indies' Repository, 1 00 i
Godey's Lady s Book. S 00
Sabscription Lists wffl he open for these, and other
Magazines, till the last steamer in November. Send us
your names and addresses, with the subscription price
or any periodical, and it shall be fin-warded. -PordAigufl25,
1S5C. 29tf i
Notice to Importer of Umpqna.
Til E Schooner UMPQU A , under the command JTJf
of S. D. Hinsdale,. nulled from Umpqna river S2Sst
for San Francisco, on the Gth of May, and Intends
making regular trips beteen these two ports.
It is only necessary we believe, to remind the impor
ters of Umpqna that this vessel the Umiqim is the
Hrst ever lunnched on the waters of the rJmpqna, to in
sure their patronage and support. This vessel will dis
charge her cargo at Scott osirg. and at the, rate she In
tends to carry freight, will not only save the shipiwr a
very considerable item, but save bim the traiiMiirtation
up the rivcr.and thereby enable bim to receive his goods
without so much handling as heretofore. ' In tine, the
Srli.nirr Umpqna. of S-ottburg, is a real Umpqna
craft and being the first on the lUt in this great retortn.
confidently relies upon all the Umpqna for aiippart and
encoara gement.
For freight or passage apply to Allan, MdCinlay A Co.,
ScittslMirg. or t the Capt. on board. Merchanbi winn
ing to ship from San I 'rancico, can apply to Allan,
Lose A Co., 132. Clay St., or to the Captain.
acotunnrg. May li, isoii. uir.
Blarkamiths and others. Look..
ALLAN McKIXLAT A CO. ban now on band a
large and well scire ted stock of
Bar Iron, Cast Steel.
Horse shoe do., German do., . . . ,
Nail rod do.. Plough do., .
rutedo
And intend tt keen nn the assortment so as to salt the
wants of customer-. Give as call, and you will led
that we not only havu the fullest stork, bnt will sell
as rneap as the eneapen.- we are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortment, so as at replace what
is sold.
Oregon City. Dec. 3, IMu. 4ltf S
Henry Johnson fc . Co.
wnoLBSALK MtfGGIST.
(148 Washington Street, San Francisco.)
Offer for sale to the country trade, the largest stork
of goods in thi-ir line on the Parirte coast compri
sing lrugs. Chemicals, Perfiimerv. Patent Medicines of
all kind. Brushes. Paints, Oils, tflaa, Tnrpentine. arid
every article appertaining to the business. Having su
perior r.ii-mtir inr oinaimng ineir gixxis tney mini
they can offer indluemoots V buyers unequalled by
any other h'Mise.
irdcrs resje-tfully solicited. 401y
Powdr. '
WE have a lario snpplr of powder In band.
. GEO, ABERXETUV A CO.,
Oregon City, Not. 13, ItloC. , - , 37tf
DentiMrr
TTl. J. Tt CARDWEIXs-Denta Surges
1 1 Corv-allis. win practice in bis proTea
sion. at CWvoMu. .Hint t'itv. If mrhrt
trr. SrntUtmrz . and Jacksonville. Skill, nnqncstionable;
charges, resjicctablc; work, warranted. Tec to examiit
ed. and advice jriten free of eharce.
I Hie notice given or mange ol ouice.
April ?. ls.vt. - Jlf
l'ov ReceiTing
riIE Tollowtng articles from Bark Ocean Bird and lor
X sale low.
59 gross msu-Jics ; . m ,
- y 1.10 keg ol syrups ; j
io hi. liiit. -N . 1 1. sugar ;
10 hbls. crashed sngar ;
50 boxes randies ;
10 bMs. vinejar ;
" 50 cartes; ' !
' '" l doz. Iirooms; I
SO doz. buckets ;
, -,. . 3 cases men's line calf boots ; ' ' ( )
3 ralf brogans ;
3 " " , goat . " - . ; . . - i
S hoyw' brognn ;
3 " youtW calf brogans ;
'1 ' women's Mrorco Isints . . . i
- " - ,-. . imitation boots ; .
3 M Uses' hoots;
17 5 pnir rhiMren's shoe ;
" '" ' 11 straw ratters ; '
1 1 grain cradles ;
1 reaper: " '
' ' I two horse threher;
GEO. ABERXETHY A
Oregon CJty. June 1. 18.V5. . 13tf. , i '
Stoves, Stores, Tin Ware.
TRE undersigned, 'respectfully notifies the citizens of
.JL linn Csmnty and Territory or Oregon tnat ne nas
penmiaentlT located in Lebanon, and is prepared tosell
the following articles, as cheap aa any establishment
in the Territory, vizt . - . .
consmva. parlor: Bnx An orrtci-:
STOVES, r-V AXD JAP AS ED WARE,
Cornier, Brittania, Iron sod Wood Wares of all kinds,
ami aiu other trtos too numerous to mention.
He is also prepared to attend to all jobbing in the
above branches on &ort notice ana in a woraman-iine-
manner. .
My imHtoii quick sales and small profit. .
r. W.PHILLIPS.
Ihanoa, IJnn Co-, O. T. 3Stf
- . ill TriMM
TTAYTXG purchasing agent receipts or claim
X 1 against the Commissary's Department, or against
that department while performing gnartewmaster's drt-
tK-s in MuJaie or sootnern uregon, wno nave no receiv
ed a proper votw-her for the same will please forward to
this office without delay a bill of the articles sold to the
government with a certificate at the bottom of the bill
that the same is jikt and correct, with the name of the
party selling appended to the certificate and bill, in
closing at the same time the same time the pore basilic
agents receipt for the same, or otherwise the claim
may not be presented to tne iwnmwtoners tor adjust
ment and the partie interested lowe tne same. -
M. M. McCA RVKK. I'nninirj Gr7. O. 2.
CosusuWAKT (lVl -OvrtcB, I . 34tf ,-
. -Salem. OcSlITv !.
Jnt lieceiTed, ' . '
BY Barque Metropotis, and steamer CoramblaH from
San Francisco : .
. . 3,000 lbs Rio CoflVe, "
' 10 boxes Ad. Candlsa,
10 half WMs Dried Apples,. ,
30 Cases Claret, i
10 dos. Baltimore fresh Oysters '
1100 lbs China Not 1 Sugar, J'
"10 cases old cheese, ,. ..,,,. j
10 doz. Brooms. j
To arrive, (expected daily) per Xahnmkeag, Chas.
Devens,Ac 1
1,000 lbs China So. 1 Sugar, ' . '11 ;
1.000 Rio Coffee,- ' it.
. 5 eases Tobacco,
. 10 bbls X. O. Sngar. ... . -,
"-3 dos. 3 hooped FSirs; '- s i
20 boxes Ad. Oandlee,
" ' 40 gals Raw Linseed Oil, ' I
M KogS Boston Svmf cslKesch, '
10 hir bU Sandwich Island Syrnp,
A bN Sperm and Polar Oil,
10 dos. SMS-trng Powder.
3 Csses Hoaey 3 lb cans,
10 doz. Tomato Catsnp,
10 'doz. Pie Fruits.
1 cases Preserved Ginger, ' ' '"
15 cases O. Hyson, Y. Hyson Imp. and Gun
4'owder Tea,
, . . 10 boxes Gerkius. . - ,
' 10 keg Pickled Cucumber 5 gals each,
' 1,000 lljs Xut Soft Shelled Almonds Eng. Wal
nuts and Filberts, , ; ,
10 cases Spices.
10 Tons Iron, all sizes. Including hoop iron,
All for sale for eaiA or Produce, i -
14tf. - - JOSEPH ST. PRESCOTT." .
r iotice-. ...
THE Commissary's Office at Portland will be closed
. m a few days, and the papers and books of the of
Mce sent to the Commissary General's Office, at Salem ;
at which place for the future, accounts against the
O mmmuy 's Department for the Northern op Southern
war of Oregon, will be sent 6r adjustment. And all
persons or officers having claims or accounts to settle
with or against said Department, will please forward
thesa to that place for adjustment, witboat 4c lav: as 1
desire to be prepared at a early a period aa possible, to
make my linai report of the late war to the Jorcntor
and cloae the office for the last or prcssaS war in Ore
gwn. M. M.MeCARVEK, Com'y Gen'l. .
, Portland. O. T., Aag. 29th. lttSO.. 16tf i
Truth Must and Will Prevail. '
ALL ye that are In search of tmth, and believe in
Progression, will he well paid by calling and pur
chasing any of the following srorks, which I havejm-t
received from Valentine A Co., San Francisco, to-wit:
Discussion on Snrritnalism between Brittan A Itieh
mond. Compendium of the Tlieological and Spiritual
Titings of Swedentmrg. Spiritualism scientifically
demonstrated, by Prof. Hare. Toe Shckinah, by Brit-
tin. A lyric i
of the GoMen Age, a poem. by Rev. T.l
hood. Healing of the Nations, by Talmage A Linton.
Xight side of Nature. Theory of Piienmatology. Xatty,
a Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, or the Secrets of
the Life to Com, Ac Life in the Spheres. The Pit
primage of Thomas Pamc and others to the 7th circle
1n the spirit world, hy Rev. C. Hammond. ALSO A.
J. Davis' works, comprising his lt work,' called the
PENETRALIA: lcing Harmonica I answers to impor
tant questions. ALSO Mrs. French and Mrs. MctUor's
Clairvoyant Medicine. F.S. HOLLAND, ,
'Agent for the Spiritual Telegraph.'
Oregon City, Oct. 14. 156. 33tf
. Oak Bower Nursery. , . v ;
PFRSONS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of obtaining good fruit will And It much to
their advantage to call npon the undersigned at his
nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
vallis, upon the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thrifty growth, and or the best variety to be found
npon this coast.
Come and sea tbem if yon don't purchase. ,
Slitf WM.MoTLREE.
DR. G'TTSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF6AB
8APAR1LLA and YELLOW TsOCK. at .
n. a.9iu CO S,
; ut!
licr'i Prlrolcuui, or Rock Oil,
CKI.EllltATKI) for IU wondeiTiil Curative Powers.
A Natural Rrmrdu. iirocincd from a wi ll In A I
leghany Co.. l"a., lonr hundred feet lielmv the earth's
snriiicc Put uu and sold by S A M L' KL M. KlEIt, Canal
mtsin, r-eveiun street, I'Htsbtirgli, I 'a.
The healthful bulla from Xuture'ssccrrt spring.
The bloom of health und lifo to mnu will bring ;
As from her depths the magic liquid flows.
To calm our suffering and uxsaugc our woes.
The Petroleum has been fullv testl. It ii ileeil
liefore the public as a remedy of wonderful efBcacy.
Every one not acquainted Willi it virtues, doubted its
healing pniis-rtie. The err of humbug vns misrd
agaiat it. It hud some frieiid.' tliow tluit wereiMired
thrmgli it wonderful agrni-j-. These spoke out in its
avor. ine lame, inroiigli its instninienbility, were
made to walk the blind, to mv. Th who hu,l uiTir.
cd for years under the torturing pains of lilieinimtiMii,
Got;t, Neuralgia, were n;tred to health nnd uscruliiess.
several who were blind have been nuido to see, the evi
dence of -liich will lie placed before you. It you still
have doubt, go and k tho.-e who have lieen cured !
Some of them live in onr inid.t, and ran answer ftr
themselves. In writing about a medicine, we aro aware
that wc should write TrutA that wc should make no
statement that cannot lie proved. We have the wit
nesses: crowdsoftlicni.who willtrstifv in U-nnNtninif-
er than we can write them, to the efficacy of this reme
dy; who wi:l testify that the Petroleum has doue for
tnem wnat no medicine ever could before: ca,s that
were pronounced hopeless, and beyond the reach of re
mediate means : rase abaudoned by physicians of un
questioned celebrity, have been made to exclaim. " this
is tne most wouilerrul remedy ever discovered !' We
will lay before you the certificate. of sumo of tho most
remarkable rases ; to give them all. would reoiiire more
space than would be allowed by this circular. Since
the introduction of the Petroleum, many physicians
ub ihtu cuufuiim oi in ciucacy,aaa now recomuiena
it in their practice ; and we hsvo no doubt that it will
stand at the head of the list of valuable remedies. - If
the physicians do not recommend it, the teple w.ll
have ft of themselves: for its transcendent power to
heal tr-ill and aaiuf Income known and appreciated :
when the voices of the cured speak out : when the cures
themselves stand out in hold relief, and when he alio
for years has suffered with the tortures and paugs of an
immedicable lesion, thnt has lwcn shortening his days,
and hastening him " to the narrow Ikhvh- appointed
for all the living." when he stieuks out in its prai, who
will doubt it? The Petroleum I. a Xatonil Remedy : it
L put op as it flows from the booiii of the earth, with
out any thing bring added to or taken from it.
It gets its ingredients from the Is-d of sulttances
which jtoftscs over in its secret cliauucl. They are
blended together in su: h a furin as to defy all human
competition. The lYlrulcnin In this respo t is like Min
eral Watrrs, alio virtues in aiot chronic dieastware
acknowledged, not only ! plirielans. Uit by the rnm
nnuiity t Luge.. These hiugiilar fluids flowing out of
tbebarth. Impregnate willi iniilitiniil s'uhotanres of
ditferrnt pn)-rtie. and h dding them in such complete
solution as to require the aid of Chemistrv In order to
detect them, lmr ample .rnof to the fa--t that they are
compounded by the mnMer hand of Xatiire. for the" alle
viation of hnm'an isifl'eriug and di-rn-'e. If Petroleum is
medicine at all, it is a gmd one, for Nature never half
does her work ; nnd that it is a medicine of nneoualed
power, we have I lie mi abundant testimony. It will
be rb-d when many of the new reniedie now in vogne
will have been forgotten forever. It will continue to he
used and applied a a remedy as long as man continues
to be sttlicti d with d!eae. "That It will cure every dis
ease to which we aro liable, we do not pretend ; but
that it will cure a great many dieacs hitlierto tnen ru
ble, i a fact which I proven by the evidence in it fa
vor. Its discovery is a new era iu' medicine, and
will Inure to the health arid hrrppmnts of man;
ScKOVt ui. Tho Petmletini is a great nH-dirinr In
S-nifiila and King.- Evil, in all tho- dUcascs having
their origin In a depraved ronditinu of the blood ftml
other rlnids cf tbe bcMfy. It will enre pain and enlarge
ment in the bones and Joint. Id-it'-he. bile. Erylie
la, pimples on tho fai-e. tetter, scald Jiead ring-wnrrs.
and the various k in di-iean-s. It has cured niimenne
cases of Itlienni itim. Xcuralgi, Gont, Ac Several
ra.e of Rhenmati-iu of years' etanding, have been en
tirely cured. A woman in Franklin Co., Pa., wa
cured of rhenmstic aflVction of seven years standing ;
the disease was so aggravated as to confine her to bed
during the greater p:wt of that time. She is now well
anil considers herself entirely restored.
Micn.i.ANEor Direction.. Xo lietter remedy can
he found anywhere for burns and scalds, the pnin
of which it immediately relieves, mid restores the parte
and disposes them to heal. -
Old Sores and Clcers will he removed by the daily ap
plication and administration of Petroleum. .
Worm. In d'Mes 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 wormik It is a
certain remedy agaiust Ta Worm and AHcarides
in grown persons, in which case tbe dose ruu.-t be a tea
spoonful. 1 -i ' - i . I -; . ,,:
Bronchitis and Asthma can be relieved by the Petro
leum. The distresKing rough, night sweats, aud diffi
culty of breathing , are removed by ity use in a very short
time.
Fever and Agne. The Petroleum has liecn ncd m fe
ver and ague with complete suc-es. It will lie fmind a
certiiin and effective remedy in that trouWesomeand un
manageable diease. The A'W in such casrs I a tea
spoonful in any pleasant vehicle every throe hour, in the
al-iice of the fever.
Tth-ache. A few drop dropped on cotton, arfd
placed in the cavity of the aching tooth, will relieve it
immediately.
Cnwp. By saturating a flannel rlnth with the Pctro
lenm and applying it to the neck and breast, '' will give
immediate relief.
It is nfo an invnhraHe remedy In the ilifTtTent forms of
Scarlet Fever to tie nscii locnny, as in ca-s oi croun.
Xeuralgia. in it various kinds, is rnn-d by the free ap
plication along the painful tra-t of nerve. In that siie-
cies of neuralgia denominated spinsl irritation the Pe-
trofeum Tuts given permanent relict, py running wun
it night and morning.
. Corns For rni this remedy ha been used with com
plete snece: the plan of using it is to saturate a piece
of cottm with the IVtPiUnun. and tie it upon the Corn.
The corn SflonM be pared iWvm every two or three days,
and the lYtroIeuui applied until all the harduess
has laa absorbed- -- n -r- ft , , , ,
DruiKTioroi for theintemnl and local ti3minitrmion
of the Petroleum. lHarrht-i. The dose in this disease
is a tea-spoonful everv third hour nntil the pnrging
teases. In oW chronic cases.it will only be necessary to
lane we meuu-ine inree nmes a osy.
Pilos-The mode if aduiiiii-tration In PUes L to give
the Petndenra three times a day internally, and apply
twice a day externally, to4be tumor. Where the Piles
are of long staading and much hardened, a drachm of
Iodine may be added to earn buttle, to lie neu as local
application. When the Piles are internal the Petroleum
should be infected with a syringe into the rectum.
lleafuesH. Prop ten drop into the earat bed-time and
stop the ear with cotton or wool. The ear should be
syringed out with sods made of castile snap and warm
water, twice a week. - -
For Burns and Scolds. Apply the Petri ileum freely
over the burnt or scalded parts. In diseases of the
Madder and kidneys, the does is a tea-spoonful three
times a aay. '
.For old Sores and Uleers-Aroilv the Petroleum morn
ing and at bed time. Keep the sores or nicer elann, hy
washing them daily with castile soap and warm water.
For sore and kifaavd 4yess.The Petroleum should be
applied two or three time a day to the affected eye ami
a drop or two be allowed to get under the lid. Where
there is a acrottuluus tendency it must be taken inter
nally, in doses of a tea-spoonful, three times a day. i
For Cmglw, Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption The
dose is a tea-spoonful, to lie given three times a day. .
. In Cholera Morbus, give a tea-spoonful every hour un
til the vomiting snd purging crane.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paly, Contractions of the
Iambs snd Joints, and White Swelling Tbe Petroleum
is tn be freely runlied on the affected parts at least twice
a day with a flannel rag, and, if convenient, before
a warm fire. It should alo be given internally, in doses
of a tca-spoonfnl, three times a day. ' ,
For sale at the Salem Drug Store, by
. May, 13-Utf; W. K. SMITH A CO.
Graffenbcrg Medicines.
G
UAFKEXBEUG SarsupsrUla, Uterine Catliolicin.
jivsentery syrnp, consump. ualin.
i ne wiuimeu,
. Health Bitters,
" Kye ltHn. Ac, Ac
To be found at the Agency of the Company at .
W. K. SMITH A CCS.
R. TOWXSEND"S Sarsaparilla, at
, . vr. K. SMITH CO. s.
CLAXE'S celebrated vermifiigeand liver pills. at
.9 W. K. rsMI I ft & CU. S.
D
R. OSGOOIfS fndU trhidagogue, nnd Dr. Jones'
American CkolagoHiic, at W . K. Mil 1 It i (u. .
MOFFATS life pills and bitters, and Bernard's dys.
enter-syrup, aud Wistar's balsam of wild cherry,
at ,.9,.:i.,. ,,W.Kfc SMITH & CO.'S.
D
R. J. AYR ES' celebrated cherrypectwal,foreom;hs,
colds, and consumption, at w. K. hmi ih & ti.-s.
M
EX1CAN Mustang Liuamcnt, . W. Merchant's
garliageiUr - ' . w. n. oaiii it st-t.v. s.
.: . - b m - - - l - u i i ni ,
PlURE White Iead, raw and burned I'mbcr, Chrome,
, Green and Yellow and other paints, at i
... r . w" bi. su ml a co.-s.
pEKr'CMERY.at
W. K. SMITH A CO."S. !
JAYXE'S alternative, expectorant, and pill, cod liver
oil, oaHtor oiL awect oil, at : W. K. SMITH A Ctl.'S.
JAYXE'S carminative balsam. "A fine remedy for
dysenteries, Summer Complaints, Fhix, Ac, at
. ! VV.K. SMITH A CO.'S. .
rATXE'S Hair Tonic, at
T.H.SXIITHACO.'S.
BARrsiiyc
SCARPA'S Acoustie oil; a sure enre for deafness; for
) sale at . W. K. SMITH A CO.'S, ;
JACKSON'S Pile ointment and Tetter Embrocation, a
are cure for the above diseases; at
9 .!,!.; W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. ,
RCSUTOX'S Cod liver oil. for consumption. Tor sale
at . 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
PETROLUM.orKock oil, just received, and for sale at
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
CHROME Yellow, Prussian Blue. !rop Blacks,
Lamp Blacks, Paiut Brushes, and Candy, at -
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. ,
VANDYKE Brown, raw Cmbcr, burnt Umber, T. D.
Leaner, Gold, Leaf, Silver 1-caf. and Bronzes, at
.9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
LINSEED nil, spirits turpentine, alcohol, and bsitb
brushes, at 9 W. K SMITH A CO.'S.
Smith h Dmle.
ATTORNEYS AX!) COrXSELORS AT LAW AND
Solicitors in Clianrerv. CorvullLs O. T.
I. K. SMITH. 5itf O. C. PAPK.
M. W. Mitchell, -
ATTOPXEY AND COlTXSF.LOR AT LAW, EU
gene City. I Jine Cnuiitp, O. T.
Surgical.
JI-COOMRS. M.D.. Surgeon, Ac. SPECIALTY
. DISEASES OF THE EYE. CorvallLs, Oregon.
Septemlier 2:, KB. 2"Hl
Snn Francisco Advcrlisin; JTsency
rP. FISHFR. iron bi.ilding. opposite Pacific Express
J offlrc, up . stairs. Files ornll the principal laii rsif
Culirniia and Oregon nmv lcf"nlid at this office Mr.
Fisher is the authorized Agent for the Statesman.
Chester K. Terry,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALEM, OREGON. COM
'missioncr or DecU, and to take testimony, ae
knowledfrmciit. Ac. Ac, for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
Michigan. California and Washington Territ iny. let
ters of Attorney, and all other instnimouta of writing,
diawu on short not ice.
aw. Particidnr attention paid to taking depositions,
collections of Notes, Accounts, Ac, 3!tf
Boise & MeEwan,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEIXIRS AT LAW, So
licitors in t'hanccry. Proctors, Ac, in Admiralty,
Portland. Oregon. 4otf
W. II. Farrar,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. So
licitor in Chancery and Admiralty. Office on Front
street, next door north of Stark st, Portland, Oregon.
Henlin; k Grsrer,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEIXHtS AT LAW, AND
Solicitors in Chancery. Ofhte near the Court-house,
S;ilem,t.T.
Gro. K. Slifil,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIiOII AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in Cliant-ry. will prartire in the vari-ms
courts of tlregon and Washingtyu Territories. Office,
Salem, O. T.
Dflazon Smith,
VTTORXEY AND COCXRELOR AT LW. AXD
Solicitor in Chancery, v. ill promptly attend to all
business pertaining t- his" prufession in tlie !irt Judicial
District, and Is One the Supreme Cotut of Oregon.
OH'H-e, AllHiny, l.inn County, ?. T.
X. B. When not at bis office, fir alisciit on ppes
sional linsiiM-ss, lie may t? found at hLs resident, five
miles south-east nf Alimny, on what is known as the
- tintud Prairie."
W. 8. Brora,
VTTORXEY 'AND COCXSELOR AT LAW. AND
Solicitnr in Cliaucery, will practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection of all rlaira against the United States, tlirouh
an efficient agent residing at Washington ;City. Office
iu Eugene City, l-ane County, O. T.
It. JE. Stratton,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice In the various
courts of southern. Oregon, anil iu the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Office in lV-cr Creek. Donclas county. O. T. Resi
dence 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Wilhimette
road
N. B. Bonnty Toind Warrants obLiinrd for claimants
on reasonable terms. ?3tf
AJ. TH AVKI!, . ttontrg and Couturier at I Mm, and
. Soiieitor in Ckancrrg. OSice over J. C. Avery's
Store, Main St., CorvallL. Stitf
Cltadiwick Uibbs,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. So
licitor In Chancery. Ac. nnVrsut Winehct-terand
IJanliner. S. F. Chapwick, Winchester. Douglas Co.,
O. T. A.C. Gibbs, Gardiner, Umpqna Co., t). T.
Nov. 9, 15. 35tf j
Clarke Brew,
"ITJATCHMAKF.R, Salem. Repairing prompt-
ly and neatly douc.
Jewelry manuiac-
turcd.
ir
' . Mrdira!.
TJI. WRIGHT A E. B. STONE, having sssociated
togetlier in pn-tii-e. rtsqiectriilly tender their ser
vices to tbe people of Benton and Linn desiring to se
cure the favor of the afflicted by success mlf. tlflice
near J . C Avery's store, IVirvaliis. i 1 lj-paid
Williani A. Gonlder, .
rriEACHF.lt or French and Eng'.l-fi, French Prairie,
J. Mari m county, O. T. Iy7
A. B. Haliock,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. PORTLAND, O. T.
Designs, plans, specifications, Ac, furnished on
reasonable terms.
c. a. coi.r.
S. C. ALFJI ANI KIU
K. riAKTLKSS,
Cor, llexinder, & Co.
WHOLESALE A.Xfi RETAIL lEAt.ERS IS
UESERAI. MEUVHASIHSE A SO '
ilif PRODUCE, CURI A LLIS.tKT.
Villiaiu C. Uriswrold & Co.,
M
ERCHANTS. SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY.
. CCKISWOLP, 22tf C. S. WOODWORTH.
Kucette City.
II
OR ACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of the Eugene
Citv Hotel. Iltr.
Medical iN'otice.
THE snhseriljer. would inform the inhabitants thnt he
is at his old stand, ready, to attend to all call in
bis profession : also he has on hand a well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated. Medicines, with a well
asisrteil supply of Syringes, all of which he will rlisp ise
of on reasonable terms. W. WARREN.
Salem IVccialsr 2, IMS. Sstf .
W. 11. Maiers, M. I).
PriYSICI.tNandSnrgen. OfHee in my new build
ing, nn Main street, two doors north of Dr. J. S.
Mcltceny's lire-proof building ; where I will be found
when not professionally enguged. I will keep constant
ly on hand a fresh supply of Dru3 and Medicines
which I will sell low for cash.
CorvalHa, Dec. 9, lft. - 39tf
'- ifnieil Sotiee.
DR. R. W. SHAW, late or San Francisco. California,
offers tits professional services to the citizens fo
. . i . . .. a.ii nil:.. i. r..
naiem ana vicimj, mm recvwuiij u"w m mamv w
public favor.
, mr Office at Reed and Fcllowa" drug store. ;
14y ' K. W. SHAW. !
. .,. . W. Jaeksoi, 1. D. .
tHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Corvallis, O. T.
I2tf -
-' Campbell k Pratt.. .
ATTOUXEYS AT LAW, San Francisco. California.
Offii-e, corner Montgomery and .Sacrouiento streets,
over Parmtt A Cos. B.nk. -
Messes. Cnmnhell A lr:itt have lately removed fmm
Oregon, and will be pleawd to attend to all business
entrusted to their care. . Sltf
Alessxpsb CiMrBKi.t " . O. C Pratt. :
Joseph N. Prfsrott,
' ' ' 3t.MS ST., OBEfiOK CITV.
EALER in Family Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Ac, snd
Paint ana tins, wnoiesaic anu reuw.
July 7, !.". Iftf
P. D. Palmer,
DEALER in Dry Goods, Clothing. Fancy Articles.
Bsk and Stationery, and general merchandise
Store fh-t door north of the Uniou Hotel, Salem. .
December 30, lf3. 42tf
! ,
S. Ellsworth, '
' ' ATTOIISBV AND CllfNSBM.OIt, 'i
US. Supreme nnd other Court. OHlcc-Eugene
City, l.anc County, Oregon Territory. Also
Commissionerof IVeds Utr Xew York, Connecticut. A-c
August ill. 1S.",G, ' 24tf
Watrlimaking.
WILLIAM F. UkJHFIELD. Chronometer and
Watch maker. tregon City, has removed to
the buildinir instonuosite to tlic Main-street House.
where be can lie con-tiintl v found prepared to do any
business in his Hue. Wat. lie cleaned -und repaired nn
short notice and reasonable terras. Also a choice lot of
watches and Jewelry for sole.
March 5 , 1H54. 1j'31 ;
S. Hamilton, M. !.,
PnYSICIAX' AXD SURHEOX. would respectfully
announce to the good people of Donglns and the nd
joining counties, that he has located permanently at
Doer Creek for tbe purp"e of practicing medicine, and
in which profession he v. ill be faithful to dKcharge all
duties, and spare no paina to render tbe putieut easy
and comfortable. .
Oi rics opposite Vi. H. Dearborn A Co.'s store, on
Main street. . . f
Dnigs and Patent Medicines for sale at lorn eah prt-
Ctt. - 4t!tf
' , . . -i Wells, FarKo, & Co., '
BXKERS lind EXCHANC.E DEAI-EIW. W..F..A
Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also transact a general Exrkange and Colltrtion ust
neas. Collections and Remittances made in all parts of
Oregon. California .the Atlantic States, and Enroije.witu
pronaptiwMs and despatch. Dust, Uold and Silver Coin
aud Btillion. bought and sold.
... . - r. !r DL.7 I.i-.l.
bigni fcicuwiire " " - " ,
Albm. Rochester, BvJJnlo, Erie. Vlerekmd, Detroit,
Chicago, Miheatdtie, tlairna, St. IjOuu. jMttrillt,
Cincinnati, and forty other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States aud the Cannuas, may tie procured at any ol
our offices. . WELLS. FARGO. A CO.
t 114, Montgomery-street, San Francisco
JAMES 0'NElLL,-rfffriif.
Juno 1855. !
. Coffee.
IF YOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
undersigned have got 1.-,,ihki pounds best COSTA
RICA." Come in and look at it. , -.
. ALLAN McKIXLAY A Co, .
Oregon City, Dec 6, lSSU.
Dr. Czapkoy'i Medical Notices.
DR. J. L. CZAPKAY"S ;nuid Medical and Surgical
Institute. Armnrv Hall, coruer of Sacramento aud
Montgomery Ht.. San Francisco. California. Establish
ed for tins Pcnuuuciit cure of all Private aud Chronic
Diseases, and the suppression of quackery.
Dr. J. I.. CZAPKA Y. late in the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War, Chief Physician iu the 2llth Regiment of
iionveus.ciiici surgeon to the military Hospital at resin,
Hungary, and lute lec.tun.-r on Diseases of Urinary Or
gans ami I lisi-ases of Women and Children, would most
respectfully inform the p!i!ili; of Oregon and California
that he has opened an institute for the cure of Chronic
Disease til thn Itin-rs liver, kidilev. heart. blood, brain
and the horrid consequence, ol scff-abiise, and he hopes
in n ins ion? experience anil successful procure oi ma
ny year.i, will insure him a share of public patronage.
liv the practice of many years in hnrouc and tue tni-
ted States, and during the Hungarian war and cam
paigns, he is enabled to nnniv the mot efficient and
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds, lie
uses no Mercury charges moderate treats bis patient
in a correct and h in ir.ilile way has references of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty and high standing in society. All parties consulting
Dim by letter, or otherwise, will receive tne oesr ana
gentlest treatment, nnd Implicit secrecy. The Dr.'s
office arc at Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery su., San r raucisco. caiuornia. s jiii.i
SPERM ATOUKII'E.V OR LOCAL WBAkXES.
Ilr. L. J.-Czapkay wmld call pnhlic attention to
snermatiirrlt-ea or bh-nl weakness. There is not in the
catalogue of human maladies one more to lie depreca
ted than this, as well liecausc of present distress.as the
iiltMii.ite results. The tine of the system unJ-r its in
fluence is either impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
classof svmut'im-i suiK'riudiiced that unlits man for the
m rf irni i K c of aiiv of the onlitiarv duties of lite. 1 he
injurie-. done to the physical part of man is tnily la-
inentiible. but tntling when compared l- iiiosc o. ine
ccii-rnim, t!ie gro.it nervms center, anil ine ?icr-
vom system gerit-r.tl!y. Tin disease, whi'-h is too olttm
cmscptent up m thnt solitary Vice. sclf-ab-.ise. involves
fi itli il igi -a! conditt'-n bcymd the cumpr-hensinn of
theiniiiiti.iU-d. ts;t which are well undcrsto'wl by thorcg
nlsr pra-'titiom'r. Am-mg the symptoms mist cnspic
uiin arc the foll cviiij: l.uve tf solitude, aversion to
business id sftciety. distressing timiifity, nervon ex
citement fr-im s'ight causes, loss of mein-iry. ronfiii
of ide.Ls. inability ty reasun correctly, low spirits and
lassitude, d.illuoss of apprtlicas:.:i a:id misanthi-'pv.
These lieing fun :ti nal lenngem?:its, arc often the har
bingers of horrid organic Ittiais of the brain, whirji
pr-duce fiituitv, dcmci.tia and death.
For the cure of this and all k-ndrcd disease. Dr.
Cxapkav ha t-i!.lished his Institute, where ail may
rely with icrre-t confidence upon that skill which long
experience and thormsh devotion to his profession has
given. - .''!
Those who muTer sJi-ndd Rill or write without delay,
aad tioUbe mean by which tliey may recuperate aud
live. ... 1
AH con-iulUtions, br letter or ot'ierwi-e. free. -Aa-dressto
'DR.L.J.CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute. Armory Hall,
Cor. Sacramento and Montgomery f-ts.
4flra3 San Francisco. Cal.
Cl EC RET DISEASE.". DR. L. J. CZAPKAYS EX
O traorilinary success in the treatment of secret dis
ease iu the primary and other stages, induces him to
call puMic attention to the fact that of the great num
bers who have made daily application to hiin, there is
not one wh' has not been n".-ctua!!y and rcnnaneritly
cured. la recent cases of private di-ea tire Dr. gnar-
anties a perrec enre m a few days wis lmit hindrance
to btLsiness or otlrer inconvenience The Dr.'s method
of treating these mnladies. conrbinoathe improvements
made by the medical faculty wita aiscovenes oi ins
own that are unknown to anv one else, nnd which, when
applied, prevsut the possibility of evil after conse-isjec-ce.
!
Secondary syphilis, wliicli is so destructive of health.
prod:ic:ag ulct-ralio:is or Hie throat, destf-iying the soft
pai-ts. aud leaving the bones exposed. w!ii.-h mortify,
separate and cimie away. dLsfiguriag the sufferer mot-t
htirritily. as rrell as impairing his general health, aad
predisposing t consiimptiuu, the Dr. treat iu the mix-t
certain and eSsci-at mviner. AUo, paiuful swellings
axm the Ismas. dissigiiring pi4chos upon Cie skin,
sores, pimnfos. and all other consequences of private
disea-a-s he guaranties to cure or ack no compensation.
Dr. C. w il l especially cal! the attenrin of thoss; who
have failed to olrtain relief from ethers, many of whom
he has sfresdv cured, and many are still mider treat-
nnnt- the nr. muses na cnarge ior consaiuiuiia. aan
invites all to call jt his Institute : and he will give them
such satisfaction as they can obtain nowhere e!e.
1 hose at a distance, by writing v ine it., can uaTe
their cure iimuerlv attended t". I Iffice. N. 3 and 4
Armnrv Ha!!, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
st.. San Francisco, t alifornM. sra4 .
- The Crratcst Diseovrrr of the isr.
r REAT U'.esJinc to M::akind! Innocent but Potent!
VT DU. CZAPKA V'S l'5Ura;i..iiTHfsi. Odfsaisiurec
ti?ig a;rent.) a sure preventive arainst secret disi-ases.
and an unsurpassed remedy f-3r sorofuloo. gangrenous
and cair.-eriwi uk-er. and all ratamHtseniptHmsanri dis
ease. Fr sale at ! :. Ci.vivAT's tilii -e. Armory Hall,
comer of S.icr.".me.it and Montgomery st.. San Fran-
cii"o,'Cal. As intRiilatinu is ireve!.t:ve against nlalI
iiox, si is Dr. Czapkay s Prophilacticmu a preventive
aaiiist e-ret disease." Tliat liiev can f prevented by
proper a-renH. i as well an established fact as tha't they
can lie cured after their establishment. This principle,
which is mi w1 universally recognized, was received even
before the davs "f Jciiuer. the discovererof vacciustion,
iu ITi.ni, and its multiplied beueiit ever since have re
ceived a tuey ucscrveu, uia aucnnon oi me .ieiiicsi
faculty. It was in pursuit of this braiu h of the meilical
s.-ience that Dr. L. J. CSapkay fortunstely made the dis
covery of his Prophylacttcutu, which, for the cancerous
and cutannus disorders, stands nurivilled by any agent
in the Pharinaco:iM. The modus operandi of this med
icine i expl -lined "np-m the hypothesis that secret poisons
passess cliemical pcoiertie which are neutralized by
being brought in contact with this prophylatic, as acids
are known to neutralize alk:Uies, destroying entirely
their original properties and rendering them inert.
ThcelTectof this agent is immediate, aud removes the
possibility d" a contraction f disease. If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful iu neutralizing
the poisonous secretions, which by alisnrption, produce
the consequences known as secondary disease. In can
cerous and gangeroos' ulcers, iii foetid discharges and in
entammi diseases where the secretions are excoriating,
it acts upon the same principle and is one of the most
eflectnal remedies for the purpose now known. Where
disease is once established it shonhl te used in con nee
tfcm with other remedies, and when so used never fails
of success. It has been administered by the Doctor in
manv thousand cae. and lie has yet to find the first
in which it has failed to subserve the purpose for which
it was administered. Price, J5.' Full directions are at
tached to each package.
X. R In cases where the Prnphvlaticnm is used as
curative. Dr. L. J. Caipkay wili furnish (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood pnriHer.
All communications from the country, addressed only
o Dr. L. J. CZAPKA Y. San Francisco,-CaL, will be
strictly and confidentially attended to. and remedies,
with the greatest care a"nd secrecy, immediately dis
patched by express or oiaerwise 10 ineir uesunaiioii.
r L. J. CZAPKA Y, M. D.'
4!ml San Francisco, Oal.
To ths Lambs o Oreoow axo California. L. J.
CzAPKtr, M. D.. physician surgeon ana accoucner, in
vites the attention of the sick and alllicted females la
boiing under auy of thft various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kiil
nnvs. nml nil diseases peculiar to their-sex.. The Doc
tor is effecting more permanent cures than an other
physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself
from painful suffering and premature death. All mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have au increase in tlietr families should
write or call at Dr. L. J. Uzapkay's Metlical Institute.
Arniorv Hall, corner of Sacramento aud Montgomery
streets and they will receive every possible relief and
heli.. The Doctor's Ollices are so arranged that he ran
be cuiisullcu wiiuoui moicsuiion. mnu
as-The attcution of the readers is colled to the fol
owing: A l:ly of hijth standing in society and respectability,
published a card in the rniiadciptna Sunday Dispatch,
SeptcnuVr 14. IS51, which is ss follows:
A Cahp The nndcrsigmsl fsela it her dutv to express
her heartfelt gratitude to lr. Czspkay, for the success
ful cure of herself ami child;-' Tho latter having been
atnicted by a severe attack of "Cholera Infantum,'' was
gtven up as nieurao!c ny wiiro oi me mosi ccieomieo
nhvsicians. when she called on Dr. Cxnpkav. of whom
she heard very favorable report, and who, after a short
period, restored the child to perfect health. Encour
aged by this extraordinary ;t-ult, she songht advice
herself, for the scrofulous malady, with rrhich she had
been afflicted for eight yar. nnd which withstood the
treatment pf .the best physicians in Eiuupe and Ameri
ca. But Dr. Czapkay hs.4 succeeded 'in afTording her
permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy rife, which,
Tor eigni years nau io uu nmniw n-i o--i- ene, vnero
fore deems it due to herself and to all sick and afflicted
to recommend Dr. Ozapksy, as one of the most skillful
nhvsicians within the t'nitefi sstwies.
r J Mrs. CAROLINE ORAT,
' : Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia.
A.Ci.azkr. Notary IhibHc. 12, 7th street.
The following is an cditirinl notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August utn, ix.it: .
' A' SKturrr. Piivsiciax: Dr.' I.. J. Czapkay has
opened an office at No. IS Pleasant street in this city
Dr. C. is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
the patriotic army a physician and surgeon under , the
patronage of Kossuth. ' He combines with a Unished
education and the most refined and agreeable manners,
the most extensive scientific abilities and skill in his
firofession, and we feel much pleasure iu recommending
dm to onr citizens as a physician and a gentleman.
Dr. Czapkay has spent some time in Philadelphia where
he won the confidence and friendship of those who le
camc acquainted with him. Among his friends in Phil
adelphia aro gentlemen oi the Highest respectability.
with wnom we are personally acquainted, tie nau an
extensive practice in Hungary before the Austrian and
Russians-compelled him to leave it for .being found
guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope he will receive
that patronage duo a man of so eminent capacity.
The above are only a few of the many testimonials
which Dr. Czapkay has iu hi possession, but cannot
publish for waut of space. All communications, (by
letter or otherwise.) free.
ejrPersons desiring prompt attention, and who wish,
to nvcid the delay of corresponding, can have immedi
ate attention by Feuding ten dollars as consuiiatioH ice,
and can have meuicmc rorwuniea. jtuurcss io
I J. CZAPKAY, 31. 1).
Medical Institute, Armory Hall.
Corner Sacramento and Mongomery street,
4!)m3 San Francisco.
CJPERMATORRHEA. or Local Weakness, nervous de-
kj bility, low spirit, lassitude, weakness. of the limbs
and back, indisposition, loss of memory, aversion to so
ciety, love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness,
headaebe, pains iu the side, affection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual aud other infirmities in man, are
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician and
urgeon. L. J. V'zankav. His metli iu of curing diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, U. J. c.r"n. A X , at. !.,
49m3 San Francisco, Cal.
Back Again!
r"TlHE undersigned, having recently arrived from the
X State, would notily his friends and customers, and
the public in general, that he has taken the old i-taud
on Main Street, Oregon City, and ha received since
his arrival, the following goods, which he offers at whole
sale and retail ut the very lowest prices for cash, or tbe
produce or the country. 1 be goods were all selected
by himself personally, aud are fresh and good and the
luaiuies guarauiieu o me purcuascr. Among which.
find
24,00(1 lbs. Liverpool blown salt, in 400 lh. scks,
4,000 " tine table salt, in 10 and 20 lb sacjs,
4.000 " N. O. Brown Sngar,
. 5,000 " China ditto, Nos. 1, J and 3, i
4,000 " Rio coffee, (fresh,) -100
kegs Scth Adams syrup, 5 gals each,
150 kegs Boston nail., assorted sizes, ,
AO kegs ditto spike. 44. 5, S J and 6 in. -2'MI
kegs pure white lead, ' " ;
SO kegs assorted colors,
300 gals, boiled oil, in 5 gal. cans, ,
100 ". spirit turpentine, ditto.. -
20 " coai and furniture varnUli,
20 " Neat's foot oil,
35 boxes sjierm candles,
SO " adamantine ditto,
100 " sardines,
50 kegs and boxes salcratus,
10 ' pure soda,
10 boxes cream tartar.
100 bxs. "Colgates" A No. 1 ISrown soap.
10 iKiskets tiwect oil,
5 lioxes casfjir oil,
'10 bids east B-iston and Stewart's crashed sugar
SO kegs tar, 5 gals, each,
100 boxes i Jermnn glass, superior quality assor
ted size,
-KO lbs gimi camphor,
30 p'k's imK-ria'l gun powder and Oolong tens.
Together with a general assortment of Family f !ro-
cenes. Also, a large assortment of paints of all Colors
and degrees, dry or in oil. and a sph-nded a-ssortment of
paint and otiier l:rushcs larming tools, among which
arc grain civ.-lles. Ac, Ac, Ac. ALu. a general assort
ment of lots nnd shoes.
Also, agent for Folsoin's Plough, manufactured in
Oregon, and warranted equal of not better than any
imported and at one third to half less price encourage
home industrv. JOSEPH N- PKESCOTT.
July 7th. ItC
Tiiis Dar Receired.
13
Y tlie larke NAHCMKEAO, for sale low for cash
cr Country produce.
in-iii.-t and ui bbts A.u. sugar. ' ' ' :
GO sticks China No. 1. sngar. 1U0 P each. ; i
10 doz Oysters (rrenh) ISaltimore in 2 ib cans,
2. Ikixcs Adamantine candles, 6"s, 40 lb ea,
10 do do do. Cs, 20 lb ea, -
IS dos boxes Sardines.
2- kegs Seth Adams' svrup,
bbte X.D.and S-W.Ti-ran. - -- :
30 boxes tobacco. " Luke's" Thom3"T. ' Pride of
the Union" and" I'iamir.d brands",
40 sacks SO's each Rio Green Coffee,
20 pToss bejit matches,
CO doz smoking pibocco, ...
50 doz gum camphor. . :
5 bbls crashed sugar,
J. N. PCESCOTT
Oregnn City, Xov. S. lo. Slitf ;
. At Kii?rene Citf -
rrinE suhscriiier h-is at Kr.cene Cif one of the Wt
X general assortment of Dry Goods, tlroccries. Hard
ware. Roots aud Shoes, and ail articles kept in a gene
ral Sndrnsi store: to be found Si Oregon. He is eon-
stanth- rfceiving freh additH-n to 1st stnek. and al
ways keeps it pp. My gno.ls are now all received direct
from San Francisco, where I Lave a resilient agent. All
Irhrtsof farmer's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and sell gooOs cheaper
wan any oiuer store in me lemtorv.
"JOSEPH TEAL.
EngsneCit, July 1; lS.-,.-- - , lf
Dry Goods, I
Z)'rf(w Yards brown sheetings, assorted;
,w I JJ l"i"i0 j-ard-s bleached s'.reetings, assorted;
2.r00 yds bro 1 Tilling. as'd Yellow Flannel,
1:ski yds Ticking, do Ojxrra do .-
4'52t yds Prints. do Silk Warp Flannel,
1577 yd Alpacca, do .Imitation do do
12iS yds Jaconet cambrics, Sattinett and Jeans,
Dress Cambric, Linen Ginghams,
Paper do . ; do Check,
Moreen. " Oil Siik.
Embossed Piano Covers, Fancy Dress Silks,
do Table do Wrought Muslins,
Drapery. assorted, ... Bonnet Ribbons,
Gingham. Velvet do
Red Flannel, . Crape,
Ulne d i Ladies" Gauntlets,
White do Gent's do
Comprising one of tlie best ftocks of Dry Goods in
uregon.
22tf For sale by GRISWOLD CO.
Hardware.
yT kegs Nail, asst'd,
tJ Cut Spikes,
Brad-head Nails,
Sjiear & Jackson's Saws,"
Itiior Ijocks,
Strap Hinges,
Gate do -Sad
Iron,
lathing Hatchets,
Family Grirldstones,
2tf
Butts aed Screws,
Siill Files.
, Parker's Coffee Mills,
Collins' Axes,
O'jryeomf ,
Waffle Irons. " ;
Drawing Knives,
Shingle Shaves,
Powder,
Lead and Caps.
GRISWOLD CO.
Groceries.
E
AST Boston Syrup, Apples and. Peaches,
Sugar, - ; ' t-piees, .
Coffee. Tobacco, ;
Green and Black Tea, Soap.
22tf tiRISWOLD A CO.
EAD A5D TURPENTINE Linseed Oil. Tanners
J Oil. Sperm Oil. - 2?tf GRISWOLD A" CO. I
B
OOTS AND SHOES-IJ Cases, assorted.
22tf GRISWOLD ft CO.
Stationery
BUTE ruled Cap Paperi White ruled Cap PVer, ! ' !
OoTigress Letter Paper: Carson's wove Let6r Paper,
P. A S. blue laid do do; PA S. white hud do do;
.v White Bath GUt Letter Paper,
Gillott's Pens, 303, 404. 730: Blank Books,
Slates and Pencils, Black and Red Ink. - '
22tf GRISWOLD CO. I
CROCKERY A full assortment.
22tf
GRISWOLD CO.
IRON All sizes.
22tf
GRISWOLD & CO.'
CLOTHING 212 pairs Pant, assorted: 150 Coats,
y at'd: IjO Vests, asst'd: Pauts and Drawers. la
all, a full assortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods-
22tf GRISWOLD & CO. i
. lVotice.
TH E Judges of the Supreme Conrt of the Territory of
Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on
the lGt'n'day of lieccmber, lfviS, do fix and appoint
District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, in the
comity of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and
September, and the fourth Mondays of May and Octo
ber, annually, nntil otherwise ordered ; and in the city
of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of December, 1.'5R. and thereafter on tbe first
Mondays of May and Octolier. and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, until otherwise order
ed. and do limit the duration of said Terms to six days
each. GEO. H.WILLIAMS. Chief Justice. .
41 v "CYRUS OLSEY, Associate Justice.
" ' lVotice.
I have appointed E. J. Harding Clerk of the District
Court for tlie first Judicial District, and he has ap
pointed Deputies as follows : '
Clackamas,.. , F.S. Holland.
Yamhill, Geo. H. Steward,
Polk, Iotcien Heath.
Benton ,. T.H. 15. Odeneal."
iJina,. E- F. Skinner. i
Linn,.. ....... - John H. Lines. .
GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Judge-
December 18. 1856. - 41
Snrjeoni and Physicians
HAVING rendered service in the 1st Regiment 0. M.
V. are requested to ren.Jer a full report to this of
fice as soon as practicable. of all expenditures, employ
ees. &c., as it is desirable to wind np (lie business of the
Medical Department. Address B. W. Shaw, Assistant
Surgeon General, Surgeon General's office, Salem.
.-. Hot. 1, IrijtS. . -.,-.-.. 3f - r - r
r Strayed, - '
T7IROM the subscriber, a portion of his stock, marked
-I? and branded as follows: Crop off the left ear, and
swallow-rork in the right. II. brand. Any person know
ing the whereabouts of cattle bearing this brand and
marks, will be properly fg,&,PZ,or.
mation. JAMLS HtAlrltKLY. ,
Lane county, Aug. 7', 19SC Vttt ;
Lrfs Anselos Salt.
SALT 300 bags Los Angelas Salt, received, per Xa
hiimkeag, and for sale at lowest rate.
miiuaeat,, G. A BERN ETHY A CO. '
tH IKS 100 Chairs for sale cheap, by
(J 33 BARNARD MATTESOX.
B
ACON wanted at ' :
33 iiAit--iiiiJ aarrtsos s.
C1ANDLES, Soap, Starch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at
. 9 - W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
D
RUGS, Medioiuas, Paints, Oils, and DyestofTs. at :
VV. n.. S-MU tl A cu. s.
tOUSTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at the
j - . STATESMAN OFFICE.
TAX receipt blanks fc sale at the Statesman Office,
at $1 per hundred,
t
StoTe andTinlVareEstablisfament.
J STRANG respectfully notifies the citizen of Salem,
and public generally that he keeps on hand in hi
new building, Main st, every pattern of Cooking. Parlor,
Hall, and Office STOVES general a-ssortment of
U.M IvjtHi, of every description and all artioles
usually found in a tin shop and store, all of which w I
be sold as cheap as at any other establishment iz. .ii
Territory.
Ail orders lor jooomg promptly attended to.
tf J. STRANG.
Allan & Lewis,
w
HOLESALE MEP.CHAXTS, PORTLAND, ORE
GON TERRITORY.
Gee. Abernetflyi Co.,
ERCHANTS, OREGON CITY, OREGON TER
RITORY. tf
M
Aberntthr, Clark i To.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
V San Francisco. Cal.. wif! attend to selling Oregon
J induce, and fill orders for Goods, Groceries, Ac. at the
owest rates. The patronage of the people of Oregon
is respectfully solicited. "
August 1. lr,. Jltf
Allan, McKinlay, & Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS, and
U holesale and Retail Dealers in Drv (iood. t5ro.
ceries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T.
ie-:. in.il. 4'lvl
Holiday Presents.
CALL and bny soon at the Book Store, Oregon City.
HOMER HOLLAND i CO.
Oregon City, Dec. 7, ltSG. rtf
Allan, McKinlay, & Co.,
HAVE just re-civci a rtock of New Goods, and
wotild invite a'l tltose who wish to procure GOOD
articles at reasonable price, to call and see them. They
cTC!fi--t iu jturb luc 10110 . 11 11: -
Grindstones. Canal and Wheel Sorrows,
Grain Cradlea, Fancy Brooms,
Grass Scythes and Smiths, Plain do
Itrusn do do Assorted t olored Pails,
1C so Harrow., 23 tecta Painted Tnt.
Garden Rakes, - Zinc Washboard.
do Hoe. Blacksmith s Bellows,
do Spades, Cross-cut Saws, J ft
Polished Shovels, - do 6 ft
Hav Forks, . Mill Saws. 7 ft
Manure Forks, Hair Matxrasses. double.
Churns, do tingle.
Window Glass 8 by 10 Hair Bolsters, doable,
do 4 - 10 by 12 do single,
do 7 by 9. . Sperm Candles,
Window Sashes 8 by 10 Adamantine do.,
do 10 l.v 12 Grape brand Tobacco.
Ox Bows and Yokes. Lucke do do
Blankets, Baize. I jndsevs. Sheetings, Ticks. AcAe.
We keep constantly on band a large sci.nly of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING. HARDWARE, and many arti
cles toe numerous to mention.
ALLAN, MXD.LAT CO.
Oregon Citv- 21tf
Books! Books!
T K. SMTTH A CK have just received the largest
V aad best selected Stock of BOOKS e.er oBered
for sale in Salem. corudMiug, in part, of the Mlowin?
POET IC A L WORKS White s, Collins', Gray's Top
per's, lieattie's, Scott's, Yoang's. liavidson's. troly's,
Crabhe's. Sua kspeare's.Cowper", Coleridce's, H emails".
Burns7, Polifk's, Shelley's, Mowitt's, Montcomi-ry's.
Carcpljell's, Pope's. Moore's, Wordsworth's, "Os-.ian's,
Thompson's. Miiton's, Byron's, Cooke's, Goldsmith's,
I Jindon's. -
AtiKICCLTCRAL. FRUIT GROWING. &c
ort". Yorart on the Horse. Alien's Stable Book, Hind's
Farrier, I Viwning. B.-irry, Thomas, Blake. Mason's Far
rier. Stewart and Skinner. Sa-rton and Clater-
BlOGRAPRItS Washington's, Jackson's. Scott's,
Taylor', Marion s, Bonaparte's. Seward's. Louis Napo
leon's, Mozart's, Lives of the Presidents. Mary Queen of
Scots, Henry VIII and his Six Wrves. Harrison's. La
fayette's, Sam Houston's, Henry Clay's, Kossuth's, J.
Q. Adams'. Daniel Boone's. Shakspeare's, Dean Swift's,
Humlxddt's. Bishop Heddinsr's. Lives of the Popes. J. B.
Finley 's. Hoberts. Newton's. Wesley's, Fletcher's, La-,
martine's Celebrated Chracters- and manv others.
HISTORIES Re-Bin's Ancient Hfcutry, Russell's
Modern Europe. Gibbon's Koine. Rtteeh's" Hsstorv of
the World, Borth's History of the World, WillardVHis
tory of the World, Sottas. American Revohrtion. Macan-
ley's History of England, 4 vols D'Anfiigne's History
of the Reformation, a vols. Peterson's United States
Navv.Ac. Ac.
MISCELLANEOUS and SCIENTIFIC WtlP.KS
Brand's Eacyclopedi.i. PmSth'sClassicai PittiOTiary. Lat
in and Greek Ixins asd Readers. Virgil, Homer,
Zcnophr.n. Josephr;. Dick's Wort. Xfsury's Geography
of the Scs. Wesley's Sermon. Smith" Sscred Annals.
Harper's Cnvcersa! Gazcteer. DwIpht'sMytbolocT. Lard
ner's I.ertrc, (Soldssiith's Anireatcd jTatnreVWnod's
Natorsl History. Gnun's Domestic Medicine Willis
Prose Wcrks. Stcrae's "ra? Works, Mr. EHis Pros
Works. D:'wi!in?"s Country Houses. Builders' Guide,
Wdister's Dictionary. a!l sisies. Dsvies1 and Peck's
Mathematical DictKinary. Farmers' and Planters' Kn
cyclopedia, Thackeray's" Pendennis, Don Qnix te, Gil
Bias. Cosmos, Bigtow's Useful Arts, Ure's Dktionarv,
Hnsrh Millers Old Red Sandstone. Ac, Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS Parker's Read
ers. Sander's Readers, MrGrefree's Readers, Cobb's
Readers. Gift Bjok for Children and Youth. Also,
Works on Geology, Physiology. Chemistry. Philosophy.
Government. Anatomy. Mineralogy. Oratory. Mathe
matics, Debating, Medicine, TheoWv. Temperance.
Rhetoric . Grammars, Geographies, Arithmetics. Astro
nomy. Travels. Works of Humor. In short, evorv thing
Bsnally found in a Book Store.
Store opposite the Holman Honse, Mar the Steambnaa
Landing. gtf
lifmoval. .
BAUM A BROTHER have removed to their Xew
Store next door to J. Strang's Stove establishment
They have just received a general assortment af Dry
Goods. Ctothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which he offers for rash or.
produce.
X. B. Wanted Bntter.Eggs-.Bacon.Lard.Flour.and
Wheat, for which tliey pay the highest market price.
, Salenv. Jnly 1, KW. - -" ltf
Ha tint & Brother,
F ONT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots,
and Shoes, Groceries. Ac.
Jf. B. AH kinds of produce taken in exchange for
merchsndise at the highest market price. 19tf
. j- . QfiRTEB MaSTEB Genkkal's OrricK, I .
Salem, O. T-, June 16, 1.-S56. f
ALL persons having demands against the Onarter
Master Dep't of Oreg.n Territory, are requested to
present tbeir claims for adjustment, at the different offi
res, at their earliest convenience.
JOSEPH W. DREW.
14tf . . Quarter Master fleneral. O. T.
Take Notice.
N
TOW offered for sale at the store of the andersigsla
100 crates Crockery,
12500 lbs- White Sn.e-.ir,
l"2oO If S. superior Brown Sugar,
100 lbs- S. I. Sugar, in kegs,
100 kegs Syrup, -'
100 boxes Soap,
25 ba?s Cofiee,
10 cases pride nnion Tobacco, :
If 0 doz. wool Socks,
i 1500 yds. Prints.
.1. -. 1 3000 " damaged.
400 pieces silk Handkerchiefs.
50 boxes Saleratus,
1 case Honey,
100 boxes Tea, very cheap,
S00 yds. low price Linsey,
130 yds-Carpet,
200 yds. Merinos, -
10 bales Gunner,
40000 lbs, Iaverpool Salt.
G. ABERXETHT, t CO.
"-Oresn City Oct. 1, 1S56. w. 30tf
Statesman Book and Job Office.
WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printing north of California, and an extensive as
sortmentof Jonansn Mtkrii, of every kind: an?, with
master workmen. prepared to execute promptly, and
in a workman-like manner, all orders ia the above de
partments, such as
Books. Iiask Checks.
. PAMHrnLBTS, , N0TKS05 Hamj,
Haxt.bii.ls, " Orokr Books
Bali. Tickets,., -. tl , - . Stsjoibo't Bills.
Cnicn,AKS, - . Stk.oibo't Cahbr,
IsvrraTioss. " Bills of Lsnnte,
Bisiness Cards, Ckbtificatss,
.Billheads, Show Bills,
Concert Bills, Check Books,
Proorammes, El'k Rkcripts,
ADDKEf 8 CaR1S. DRAFTS,
Blanks or all Krsos, Ac, Ac, A-c.
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED LNKS.
Lan- of Newsytapers.
1. S.ibscribers wh; dc not give express notice to the
contrary, aro considered as wishing to continue their
subscription. , '
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued. Publishers)
may continue to send them till all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
from the office or place to which they are sent, they aro
held responsible until they settle their bQlandgive no
tice to discontinue them.
4. 1 f subscribers move to other places without infornvm 1
the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direo
tion, thev are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take a pa
per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentions,
fraud-
Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfillment
of the regulations requiring them to notify Publishers,
once in three months, of papers not taken from theif"
office by subscribers.