aa
Catalogue tt Books ani StntUnerf -
. FOR SALS BV .
A. R. Shipley Co.,
At te CUs Book Starr, frtmt-8t., Portland, Oregon.
SCHOOL HOOKS. ,
Itx.tnmi. Sanders- old-1st. Id, 3d. 4th, and Mb,
ml T:ie Yonii-r tallies'; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, 3d,
4th aiui 5th: I'arkcrs' 1st. ltd. 3d, h mid 5th; Me
GurTcy'slst, Sd, 3d. 4th and 5th. 1
Si-rxLiits. Sanders' Old, Sanders' New; Elemen
tary! I iti MRits. Sanders' notorial. School and Parker's.
GKiaaAruiis. Mitchell's, Ancient and Modern, Ot-
ncy's, Morse's, alcNalley'a, and Monteith a 1st and
2d IV.ka
M vtukv vnos Arithmetics Thnni'on's. Tables,
Blcntal. Analysis. Practical, and Higher; Havies Pri
wjrjr, lutcllcct.ial. School and University; Smith's
IVtllturn's Ray a Stoddard's; Pavics Algebra, Sttf
vryin.T. Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Di.
tiimarv, logie of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
Grammars. Green' I 'l:trke's Bullion's Smith's -Kirkani's
Spencer's Tower's.
IMiiusoriiiB- Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Comstocks Smith's. i
II istohiks. Wilson's Jnvcnllo, and United State;
Parley's Universal; WUlard'a Universal, and United
States.
I-Awr-ACcO Coopcr's'Tlrer!!; Andrew' Latin Rca
ilet; Vrrt itotiur: Andrew's Latin Grammar; McCIiir
tock's 1st and Sd Book In Latin, and d:. In Greek; An
thon's Greek Gr.imm.ir and Reader; Johnson's Cicero.
Favnclle's French Grammar and Render; Woodbury's
German Grammar and Header, Teiematpie.' Greek Tes-.
tament; French, self-taught; Snrrcnne's French Dic
tionary: Andrew's I-atin do. Lid lei! ft Scott's Greek
do, Anthon's Classical do. Smith's dt do.
DimONAKiiM. Wetwter's School; Hl;h d.o. Aca
demic, University, Koyal e"vu, Unabridged and Cobhs'
rocket.
Misvellaxkoi-s. Mattison's Astronmy.! ftrmm'n
Rhetoric. Wood" Botany. Kamc'a Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aids in Composition. Parker's Exer
cise. Broukrtcld's Composition. McKlIi;ptt's Yoiin
Analyzer, do. Analytical ManiuL Parker's Word
Unildor. Mayhcw's B.ok Keeping. ( Wayland'a Moral
Science. Paley'a Natural Theology. Blake's Agricul
ture for Schools. I'pham's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do. do. Milton; Yoong; Pollock; and Thomp
son; iBditioa for Schools) Cutter's Anatomy and
Physioktgy. American Debater.. Newman's Political
Economy. Hitchcock's Geology. Great variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of School Station
rrv: .Slates of all sizes: Draa-ing-Books: . Drawing
Paper; Perforated Card Board; Bristol Board; Pencils
aad Brushes; Osbora'a OjIotsa Ink-stands, every siaw
and style, Ac, A--, A a. . , . i
MlsX'ELLAXEOCS BOOKft.
tliSToar. Bancroft's I'nited State. 6 TolnmeC .
Tlildreth's do, do, 6 volumes. Front's IVtorial United
States. Taylor's do, do, do. Botta1 HM. Revolution.
Peterson's do. Wilson's Cnited States. Willard's do.
Hist. Indian Wars United States. Willard's Universal
History. Mailer's dd do, Rottrvk's Hist World 1 or
1 volumes. Rol'.'m's Ancient History. Parr's do, do.
Hume's England. Maeanlay's do., complete. IHekew
Child's do. 1 atitrard's do. t;ib!ion's Rome. IV An
higne's Befomution. King's M. K. Church. Allison'
Kurope, 1st and Sd Series. Prescott'ii Works. Border's
Hist, of ReliRitms. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose-
5 has. All of Abbott's Histories. Historical Cabuu-L
tieens of Sjiain. Queens of Scotland. Help's Snani
onooest. Brace's. Humrsry. Kidder's Brazil. Ed
bank s BraziL Parley's .Universal. History of X'ru
sades. Ancient Egyptians. Haltam's Midille Aires.
History for Rys. B.mners Child's United States.
Lowing Field Book of Revolution.
BiOfiEArnr. Plnttreh Lives. late '"Brant. "Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Cbanu tors.
Lives of the Signers. . AntoliiogranUy of Fiuley. . IJ
nartioe's Celebrated Character. Lite of Adam Clarke,
tl j Bishop Hedding. do Ntebuhn do Gen. Hon L-on.
do Janiel Bovne. d J Roberts, do Lafayette. Cap
tains of Roman Republic and Old World. Dr. Chal
mers, 4 vols. Live of Harabotdts. Mrs. Ritsers.
Mozart. Wesley. Fletcher. . Life and Times of Clay;
Irvinjfs Washinstn. Eminent Mechanics. Lives of
Chief Jastices. JusepMac. Napoloon. Charles Lantb.
Jackson. Gen. Green. Joan of Are. Lady Jay; Grrj.
J. i. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webster; -b-t.iys uf
Ront9. K:n?s and (jueens. I.iebmtx. Lives of the
Popes. Prescott's Philip 2d. "Mary and Martha Wash
m?tn. Pioneer Women of the West.
Tbavkia Uoek's Chi hot ? Arn&w.kvi. Suphens
Ezyps. Olin's Travels. Mango Fark. - Nile-Ntesr
Advent.ires on Musimito Shore. Uayard Taylor's Trav
is. lhirbin'a TraveN In the East. - '
SciBSTtvlc-Branoe'sEn iycl;jelia. Physical flec
raohy of tile Sea. Wood's N'atnral HM.wyJ lrdn.V
Ijectores. Cseful Art. Cosmn. Matbemtiesl lHe
tionary. Losic of Mathemaiics. Wonders of Science.
Miuhril's I'lanetary and Stellar Worlds. Ixiontia' Re
cent Piyiess of Astrmmy. Smith's Dictionary of
Arts and Science. Ensnk"s Hydranlk-s. Dick's works.
Varioos works on Archilectnre. "
PoEntr. Bcron varions styles. Shakespeare, do.
Hirtoa. do. "Burns, do. Ileinaas, do. M ore. do.
Thompson. Youn?. Pollock. Tnpper. Cowper. Pope.
Campbell. WadsWiirth. Vian. Mouttromerj-. 1 KiA
White. Fetntle Poets of Enjlsnd. do. d. America-
ml msfiT others. '
Booss of ICerKncNCiC CyvlnpcdTh. of heosrjpiiy.
do. dx. Fin Arts- d. do. i'uv'raphv. faeful Arts.
McColloch's Gaaetteer. Harier's Luiversal IJazeCters
FnT xsa AuKicvi.'n-K.vj Elliot's Fn't I"-ilc
Thomas' do. Howimi'j do. Barry's do. Fesscmlen's
Farmt-r and Gardener. Fruit. Flrt'ver and .Yxethe
Garvlener's Companiw. Atlen on Uo Grajie. Pardee
ta Strawberry. Florist's Guiile. American Farm WifiK.
Allan's Domestic A nioiais. Allot' ijsxtjn" lUud Uwks.
l oiks oa Horse, Cattle. Sheep, H.io, e. .
- TnKOLoutuat. & Xliu.HiMC. IloiTu uiv and Exiio
tion of G xpels. Sea-nier's Lite of t ttrist. IlntlerV
Works. Knani'sChreiin Tiieoioy. !Vetera 4Iet!l-
edism. Morns MiseeUaineA Lectures en Koatanism.
Brand of IKmiuic Rule. Elliot oa itomantsnt. Humes
Notes. Clarke's Commentary. Bens'in's elo. JyV
Exercises Wstsoa s institute. I jirraoee Evlent-,
Butler's Ethical Disennrse. Rrers' Kdtp- r F-urwi
d-. Reason and Faith. Foster's Christ. Perfecteia
Baker oa Discipline. Writings of Arminii:?. J;ihq's
Biblical ArchaeoUipy. Bibles, all sizes and prh-e. ' frn
1 to t'i. Te-Limnts, rreat variety. Methods!
Hymns. Christiaa iiyoin Book.. Church rsalaiist.
l'fymooth Colleetion. Select ilJodles. - ChrUludi
Psaimist.
HtMi'ib Bachan's Family Fhysk-ian. , Hydnv
pathic do. Horaeiatuio W.wks. ; , .
MisvTa.tANKOi's. t'on-titutions of t"n:.ted States
Mavhew's Popnl?r Education. Crabbe's Synonyms.
Italt Byk of CnnOMtte. Odd f ellow s Manna),
Headley's Works, It vols. Mrs. Tnt'uiU's, vr. 1ty-
anlsmeveh. Ji.''eIows Lselul Aru. lias won s.iji-
cioeer's tJuiile. America Institutions. IV.isart. of
Knowledge. PsrkH.uUson. Peruvian Anti;nitUM
Wav Powii Kist. Pynslmrt. Ike Marvel's W.rVs
Sanderson's Conk and Owife-dioner- Country Karabli
la Enztand. Tales and Rereries. fan excellent Temp-
anee ltook.1 Monev Maker. K--apeo Ann. r
. Hit. -Pick Wilson. Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler s Old Red Samiitine. d . Fooifrints of (f reatr
Yonnpr LadieV ounsel"tr" Tosne Man's 'do." PWrfal
Catechim. Thomson's Lett. t "i Men. CuhAtftik
tional Text Book. Captfve in Patagonia-. The A-niVrf-
ean Housewife-. ' Half Honrs with Olfl Hamrthrev
Athens; its irssr' and IVcay. ' Mrs. Sedrwick'ft
Redwood, do. New En- Tale. .Lnclc Sam a, Farm
Fence. Arthur's Sucrcs.-'ul Mercfmnt. do.Tals. Mrs.
Partui-jton. H'iraee Translation- Yirxtl do. Mrs. far
lea's Works. . Heroines of HUtnrr. Iand and Sod.
IWt snd Port. S.a and Ssilor1. ' Shii And Hlhnre.
faval Life. Star Papers. Masonic Chart. Irrlnir's
Colnmbas. Long Look Ahead. City of New York.
IjiTinjr irrators of America. Yon nz Man Advised. MWi
tons in Tooca and Fegee. Troth estranirer Than Fic
tion. Knont and the Rassians. Hvdranathie- Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes. Gift Book for Yonnjr Ilea.
do. do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. do. Bovs.
Yoaag Hasband. . do. Wife. do. Mother.- do House
keeper. Sigoorney's letters to Yoong Indies, do do
do Mothers. Arthur's 6 vNiguta with the Washincto
niana. Manly Character, by Peck. Govemmeut of
Children. Mrs. Ellis' Works. How tl be a I Jidy. How
to be a Man. Gold and Gospel.. Pitgrhn's Iroffress
Footprints of Famous ' Men. Charlotte Elizahetb's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Boy I'hiloso-oher-
Abftt's Marco Paul B-ks. do Fnincotiii
Merchant's Dangliter. .;vp's Fable". Seottih Cliiofs
Arabian Nights. Robinson Crusoe. Rollo Bioks. Mo
therVGnide. Ferns' M'Wmons. The Old Ian. Con
flict of Azes. lm Quixote. Pant and Virginia. Amer-
leaa Debater. I-era Leaves.. 1 n-eoiorea t:etcnes in
Pari. Chamber's Information for the People. Mel
ville's Reaibora, Typee. Marni. Omoe, aad WbMe Jacket.
Harae a MisceUanies. wendcus rMacKsvne. ai. I Hit
Miscellanies, Lotns Fating, by Cast is. Banoroft's Mis-
eellaaies. Jerpld's Men of CJnracter. Miller's First
Impressions of England. Kirwia's letters to Bi-diop
Hnghe. Coomiia' Coostitutiua of Man. Misa Beeca
cr'a BeceiptK. do Calisthenics. . Bell Smith Ahmad.
Aad a aaraber of others too numerous to ennmerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
St stioxk r v. Foofctoap Paper great variety. Let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do. do. Envel
opes all styles. Iuks all kiuds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Book-t all sizes and styles.
Memorandums. Diaries. Pass Books. Time Books. .
Paper Cotters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithograpmc i'nnts a large variety. rapping I'
per good variety.' Wafers. Sealing Wax ic ie
Vinsllv. we have a crood varietv of
Mtsic Books. New Carolina Sacra. Alpine" Glee
Singer. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Kelodeon. Christian Psalmist. . Tiano Instruc
tors. Guitar do. Flute do. Accordoa do. Violin do.
Melodeon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet
And the most varied assortment of Stationert ever
arVtm! in Oreiron.
' mw This stock ts all hooglft In New York and other
Eastern cities and is sold st -
VXIFORM PRICES.
mr We keep on band School Rooks in lar?e quan-
tiues. togctoer wiui most ot tae puuucauoiui oi
HARPER ft BKOTHItRS; . .. . . j
IlKKBY ft JaCTSOX;
Ivrsox ft I'hivnsy; -: . . , .,. r
' Phillips ft Samsos; - -
' - A. S. Basses ft Co.; . . . -
. Miller. Oarox ft Ml-X4JGax;
: LaaRT iu Gsrz;
i Puntaa; - i i ..i.v . ' ;
; AnxETox; and others. .
We ask vonr natronatre. If nnahle to visit ns
aad examine oar stock. yoarnRimts will he attended to
oa the base terms as if you bought ia person.
mr We have arrangements by a-hich, in the coarse
of the fall, are shall be able to furnish mnst of the new
works issued by the eastern publishers within 34) dava
alter publication. Every steamer will liriiig some' new
w.n-ks. We are also prepared to fnrnifh, hereafter, the
following Marszin!-' at Publisher's rates aud Posta"e
Harper's New Mmthly . $3 00
Vutnam's - " 1 ' " ' - J () ' '
Ladies' Repository, 2 (K '.
Godey's toady's isk, ' 3 00
Suliseription Lists will be open for these, and other
Mazaziues, till the last steamer in November. Send us
yonr names and addresses, with the subscription price
uf anv periodical, and it shall be forwarded. s
Portland,' A ugnst Itiiifi. 2-jtf"
Notice to linpoilf ri of ITniiun.
1 1 tHK Sjhoonor UMIHJ A, nndcrthei-onimand .JJlt
L of S. 1. Hinsdale. kailed from L'nirt(ua river '"SHjSL
for San Fraucix-o, 011 the Gtli of May,. and intends
tunkiuj; rennlar trips bctcen these two ports. J
It is only uvccsKiry we believe, to reiuiud tho Impor
tersof Cinpoua that this veel the LTmpiia is the
liit ever launched on the waters of the L'uipuua, to iu
Mire their p:itnna.!re and Mii;iMirt. This vevs-l will dis
charge her ran;o at Scoiuburjr, anil at the rati' she in
tend to carry freight, will lull only wive the shipper a
very con-iidcrallc item, but save him the transit ?rtation
up the river, and th rby euablc hlin t t receive uis goods
without so much handling as heretofore. In line, the
Schooner Umpqim, of Scott-burs, Is a real Umpipia
crait and item.ic the Ilrst on tlio lit ill this gn-t reform,
eoiul.lcmly relies upon all the Uiiipipta for support and
eneoura.urment.
For freight or passage apply to Allan, McKinlay ft Co.,
Scott dm rg, or to the Capt. on Isturd. Merchants wish
ing t" ship from Siiu 1-rjTiclscn, ran apply to Allan,
jwe ft Co., 1:12, Clay st.. or to the Contain.
Scottsburg. May. !7, IsJU. l:ltf. ,
DlacRsniltlis aud o titers, Look.
VLLAN McKINLAY ft CO. havo how on hand a
large and well selected t.-k of , . m.
15 ir Iron, .fast Stwl, ,
Horse shoe d x . . , Gorman do.,
Nnilrxld'V, l'ljuglido,,
Plate do. . ......
And intend to keep up Ute assortment so ns to suit the
wants of customers. Give 11 a call, and yisi will llrd
thst a-e not only h.ive the fullest stock,, but will sell
a cite in as the cheapest.' We are constantly receiv
in.; additions 1 1 onr a-ort;ncnt, so as to replace what
is sold.
Oregon CityDec.!3,' 1JC.
iur
, ' . llenrr ! Johnson & Co.
- ' -wiior.KS.u.E nnrnnisT..
(lt Wa-.hi014t.1u Street, San Francisco.)'.
Otter for rale to the sountry trade, the largest stock
of goods in thnir line on the I'scMrtn roast compri
sing Drug. Chemicals. 1 'erf ornery, patent Medicines of
all kinds. Brushes, Paints. Oils, tilass. Turpentine, ami
every article appertaining to the business.- Having su
perior facilities for oltfainimr their jroods they think
they -can offer Inducements to bnyara nneqiuilUd by
any other house. i : j. : - . -
Orders respectfully solicited. 40ly
Powder.
WE aavai mnre silpplv' of a-'flef la haMi ! i
iregm i ur f skur.ia, idba 11:1 a am
... . V , ,! Deittlstrr.
T
DTLJ. R.CAKDWELL. Dental Snrgeoit
AVrvallis, will practice in his profea-
CD
skMS.at CorsoUis. f-nrmt Cif. II inrae.
trr. Srottsbnrr. and JarkmmvUle. Skill, anqaeatioaablet
rharges, respectable; work, warranted. Teeth examin
j 1 ? 1 r, i
CO. ailU u 11 T- purn inx in niniic;.
Due notice ci ven of change ot omce. -n
April ;. is&j.' n . , tu !
Kow lieceiwins i )' .'-
THE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
aslelosr. " -
sale low.
M gmsii matehea; '
1.10 kegs ol svmiis ; 1 1
' SO hi. bbls. ST. 1). sngar ;
10 hhls. emshvfl sngar
50 boxes caudles
10 bill, vinegar ;
t cases tea; -."
: IS dox. brooms;
v.y.
1 I
W dot. bncket-; ' '
' f raxes men's line calf boots '
J " ..: calf brrsrans J
: . 1 , , w . .i- rmt - ' ' V -T
s Virs'bmgnn; '
S ' yoiitHs' riiir brogans; - ;.-
''.' 1 ' women's Mortero boots; : ''
1 " imitation boots " '' " : '
S " Misses' boots; t
I 1 ITS pairs children's shoes ; '
' ' "' II straw cotters ; ' - ::!.
' ' II grain cradles ;
-"' 1 rMfer; - ' -. V' ' ft- -1
two horse threlirr;
' GEO. ABEHNETHY ft CO:
Oregon Citv.Jnne I ; 13tfi
Stoves, Stoves, Tin Ware.
XMIS nmlerdirned. re-qiectfnl!y notifies the eHi!iir of
X. ljn Uonnty and lemowy or uregoa tost ne na
erraanent1y located ia Lelnnun, and is prepared to sell
the fijlowing articles, as cheap as any vtabii-hnieiit
in Hie territory, viz: ,.
COOKlXt:: PARLOR. JtOX A XI) OFFICE
STOVES, TIX AXO JJI'AXEO tl ARE,
Uopi er, Brittanht, Iron and Wood Wares of all kinds
and h in other irtaa im nnmerons to mention. -
He is also preiiared to attend to all j ibbing In the
alteve branches oa thurt notice and in a . workiiiaa-lke-niannrr.
' " .... , , ,
, y ni'HWia uuic isaies auu aimu urui. ...
; . rw.rini.i.irst
Le'ianon, Unn Co.. o. T. . . . . . ti
. AH Ifnon. 'V : V
TT.VVl!)"(i wirchasiag .agents rere'aita or claims
1 1 azaiust the Commissary's Departaient,.or against
Uist ikTartment while performing viiartersmaster a iti
tis ia Mkldie or South.- Ore ion. who have not receiv
ed a pmper voncher for the same will please forward to
tuts 'Hii.-e without delay a bill ol Hie articles som to tne
go-emraent with a certificate at the bottom of the bill
that the wilt is inc-t and correct, with the name f the
party selling -appended to the certifleato snd bitl.in-
ci iag at tue sane time me same time tue purcuaiiig
agent's receipt for t!ie same, or ottierwi- the claims
nay n-A. lie presented to toe ComiuissaoiR-r Iur adikt
ueut and the parties interested lose the same,
M. M. McCARVElt. t'oinsussarj (Ati'A O, ffV.
, CoaaissaRV.GBM'i.a Ovfice, 1 . 3 ru'... 1. -
Salem. Oct. 27. 1S3. ., i f-. i ii-,s' " M
.. -v. -. 1 Notice.. . .-, .J-...
rpilE judges of the Supreme Coort. of tlie Territory of
uregoa. assemMea at ute seat 01 Aiorrrnniem on
the aim a day of Jaooary. eisrhteen hundred and nft
seven, d-inx and appoint District Court, to l heM in
villaire of Roselurg ia the connty of Douglas on the
flit MiMidsys, of March, May, rs-pteuiber and NoAem
ber.aniiiKiiiy, until other i- erdered, and h limit Uie
d tration of said terms tostx t-s ean.
;KO. H.WILLiAMS. Chief Jii
-. tltf ,.. 1. . M. P. DEADY Associate Jnstioe.
'- i: Not ice' - ,:
I have appoifltetl James M. Pyte, Clerk of the District
Court for the third Jadieial District and ha has ap
pointTd deputies as follows : .- -i . ...
Jackoa..... ............ .....i. John B.fifers -
Umpqua,.. . .. .. ..I........ iWJns. H. SpeaceT.
Ctos. .-.......',..:s.. ,Wm. Koms ses. .
CiMi v,.'. .'. ,.. .....-..-... R. H. Saiitii.
Jsefhioe 1 .iv. Joseph Spear. -...
" 44tf M. P.DEADY, Associate Just k.
twos. asv.rvi c . bbkbt iaw,
aoBHRT A. law. s- ' , Portland. OregoB.
Reynolds & "Law. " -
'HOLESALKtirseers and Commisson Men-bants
and dealers In Orrgmt Predvrr, comer Kcarnr
and Jackson Streets, San Francisco.
av- Advances made on Consignments.
- Hofer to J. FAIL1XO ft CO Portland--. , "
4:impald
Salt! Salt!! 7 " . '. .
TONS " San Qncntin" SALT, In iW CO and
100 lb. bagB, just received and for sale very cheap
in ivunvi ivtco
20
Oregon City, Dec. 6, lS5ti.
; Notice. ' ' 1
THK Commissary's Office at Portland will be closed
in a few days, and the papers and hooks of the of
fice sent to the Commissary General's Office, at Salem;
at which place for the rntrrre. accounts against the
CommraryB Department for the Nortnern or ISoathem
war of Oregon, will be sent for adjustment. - And H
persons or officers having claims or accounts to settle
with or against said Department, will please forward
them to that plaice for adjustment, without delay; as I
desire to be prepared at as eirly a. period as o.ilile, to
make my iinal report of the late war to the Governor,
and dose the office for the lat or present war in Ore
gon. ' ' M. M.McCARVER, Com'v Gen l.'
Portland, O. T., Aag.tDtb, 156. ; SOtf "
Trutli Jtfnst and Will Prevail.'
ALL ye that are in search of troth, and believe in
Prot4rcsion. will be well paid by calling and mir
chasiag any of the following works, which I have Jimt
received from Valentiuc ft Csk, San Francisco, to-wit: .,
Discussion on Spiriuilim between Brittaa- ft Rich
mond. Compesuluun of the Theological aud Spiritual
wrilioK of. Swedsnborg. Spiritualism acicntiflcally
demoutrated, by Prof. Hare. The SJu-kinah, by. ItrrU
tan. A lyric of Ute Golden Age, a poem, by Rov. T.L.
Harris. A lyrio of the. Morning Land, by Harris. Kpic
of Uie Starry lloavens.by Harris. Buchanan's i nthro
pology. Dynamics of MagueUsra. lieliniou of Man-,
hood. .Healing of the Nations, by Xalinage ft Liu ton.
Nihtsideof Nature. Theory of Pueumatulogy. Watty,
a Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, or the tiecrets of
the Life to Come, ftc. Life in the Spheres. The Pil
grimage af Thomas Paine and stliers to tho " ttk sirclc
ia the spirit world, by Rev. . J. Hammond.. ALS)-rA.
J. Davis' works, comprising hia last work, called trie
PENkTItALlA: being Harmoiiical answers to jmpor
tut a ielions. AISO Mrs. French and Mrs. MotUvjr's
Clair oyant Medicine. F. S. HOLLAND, , .,
Agent for the " Spiritual Telegrtph."
- Oregon City, Oct. 14. 1k-6. . , Xttf
Oak Bower Njirsery.. . : i
PFRSONS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor
taaay of ebtaiaiiilt good fruit i still nud it muth to
their advantage to call upon the undersigned at liia
nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
raliis, umu the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thritty growtlLi.auU.ofthe.best variety to be found
iiiton this coat-t. . . , . .
Come and see them if yon don t purchase. - --
3;itf " WM. McTLHEE. '
D
P.. GtTVSOTT'S COM POUND EXTRACT OFSATi-
ciAPARILLA auu lti.Low not k, at ii
W. K. SMITH ft- CO'S. 1
, Iter's Trlrolcum, or'llork Oil,.
CI'I.Enn.VTKD f..r its wonderful Curative Powers,
A KalufsA IlMnl. iiri-iircd from a well in .Vl
lephniiy Co., l'a., litttr liHiiili'i-d ft-rt below the earth's
surface. - JPut lip and sold by SAMULI.M. KIE11, Cuitnl
u:iHin. yrveiiTii r-ireet, ritt'iiurgii, l'a, ,
J lie neaiuiliil nalm trm x at lire's secret sprlii'r,
Tin lilooiu of health ntid lite to twin will bring ; .
: Ah front Iter depths the inngle ll'iitld Hows,
" Tn rtihit onranfrerlngs and assnuge our wues. '
The Petroleum bus Is-eu fnllv le-ted. It wils ulacefl
before the public us a remedy of wonderful efUciicy.
Kvrry one nut acuuaintcd with its vlrtuis, d uilitcd its
henling properties.- The rry of hiilnliiip was raised
airainst it. It bad some IriciiiU t!ic tliat werccured
through Its wnndorfiil aseticy. These spoke out in its
favor. The lame, through its instrumentality, were
mn de to walk the blind, t't see. Those who hail sutler
1.(1 r., fj-., ,1I1..V 41, l....,,l.... n 1 .... 11. ..........l....
Gout. Neuralgia, were restored to health and usefulness.
rs-rerai wno were nnnii iiavo is-en made to Fee, tne evi
dence of which will l placed before fun. II you still
have doubts, go and avdc thow a ho have U-en cured !
Some of them live in onr mid-t. nnd ran answer for
themselve. In writiu'r alnuit a medii lue, we are aware
that we sh-mld write 9Vua that we should make no
tati-mcnt'-. that enmurt be proved, we have the wlt-
ncssex; cruwdsoftlu'm.wlio nitltostlfr in terms strong
er thnn we can write them, to the eflicai-y uf thlsromc
dy: who will testifr thht the. Petroleum has done pr
them what no medicine ere could tctorc : ca-e tat
were rminoimred heTes, and lieyonil the reach vi if
mediatc means : cases i!:inioncd by physicians, of uh
qneslioned celebrity, have iH-en made to exclaim, " this
is me most wouderful renic ly ever .discovered . .we
will lav before you the rrrtitlcutes of some of the most
remarkable ra-es : to give them all. would require imire
snace tlmti wonltl be nll-ieil hv thU flr,'!;l:if ;it.
the liitrodnctiiin of the Petroleum, many physicians
nave ocen convmtTn oi m rincary.ami now rccuiiliuciid
it In their practice ; nnd we have no d utbt that it will
tand at the head of the list of valuable remedies, ..If
the physicians do not Tecninmend it, the people will
it rn i!i-in.civi- ; iur 111 u-acit-enuont power to
heal n-if and siuf become known and appreciated
when the voices of the cured speak out ; when the cures
themselves stand out In bold -relief, ami when he who
for years has suKerrd w-ith the tortures and pangs of au
inimedicahle lesion, that has been shortening Ills days,
and hastening him to the narrow hnnsc aipolntcd
for all the living.'' when he speaks out In Its prab-e. , who
will doubt It! The Petroleum is a Natural Remedy : It
is pni np as it nows imm me unsnrn oi me eartn, Witu
ont any thing belnt added to nr taken from it.
It gets Its ingredients frorrt Hi- beds of sitbstaiiceji
which Hashes over in its secret channel. The are
Irlemlril - together Iniil-h a form as to defy all buraan.
compeiitKini. i ne t crroienm in ttiis repeit ts.UKe .nm
eral Waters, wnostf Tirt'tes Iri must rhmnic Ji-eaes a,rc
aesnnwiengeii, not only dt pnvsn-ians, nut nv tne cm-
mtthltV'lt lare- These sjiiidar fluids Ibuviiig jvtl
thVtb.! 'biipregnated rwlth' 'medicinal, VrtltStaiicM ftf
dim-rent properties, and "HsMlhg thehr In such complete
solittiuet as to Teqah-e the aid nt Chemistry la order t
detect them, bears ample proof to the fact that they are
compounded by tne niasler nana oi jvatnre. tor tne alle
vuction of bnraan sufl'eriug and disease. If Petroleum is
medicine at all, it is a g'Kxl one, for Nature never half
does her work; and tltat it is a htedn-ine of nntutialed
rswer. r have tit most alwitdant tosttmonv. i It w-iH
be icd a lien many of the new remedies bow in vogue
will wave tteea forgotten forever.i it will continue to be
osed and applied as a n-tiled v as long as man cootinoea
to be.afllk-aeil with disease.. That it will cure ever? dis
ease to which we are liable, we dot not pretend ; but
mat it win cure a great many diseases Hitherto incura
ble, is a met which is provrn bv the -evidence in its fa
vor. ' Its discovery is a new era iu medic ine, and
will inure, to tag kcaKh art tapprae ot mnrj.!
SiRonbA-Tho Petrolram ia a preat nttilMnt in
rH-rttii)ia aim ivin? s r.iu, nail iun?e diseases having
theft- oricln In depi-ated tond'tjoa or the blood dnj
other fluids of the body.; H will Cure pains and enlarge1
moot- in the bones and jnlnts, bh4.'lres, bites, Krysipe
las. pimples on the laco. tcttur. sivld.lread ring-womi
and tile vari-ms skin dl-s-axm.. .It has cured nuraer-.s
ra-es of Kheumatism. Neuralgia, tioe.t, ftc. Sevvr.il
ca e-or Kheiiinittisui of years standing, hate brua en
tirclv emert. A wmatt ia trankliu Lot.. Pa... was
eiired of rheumatic nlTtfti'iii of scvun years! Ktaiidiiig;
the disease was so airrravatcd as to online her to bed
during the greater pit! t of that time. Slie Sa now well
and oon-iiders herM-if entirely relored.
MisiKLi.ASEni s DsKKtTlliNS No better remedv can
lie f'sind sn vwh. ru lr. .bunw . and sraloVj tho pain
of .which it iinmediatelv ndiuviw, and nstocea tlut paru
ana ui-po-s inem i;i nrai. . r .
Old Sores and lli-ers will be rem ivej by the daify ap-
iiii-uiitm aim Biiini:ier-l'U oi l (-uoieuiu. .
Worta. In dow-s of lilVen or tweuty drops adininis
tered to children of twosr three years old, or upwards,
two or three times daily, it will re mure worms. U is a
certain anrmedy ajr.iiiL-t Tape, Worm and Ascaridcs
taruwu penous, iu wukh case tue aose must lie a tea
siHx.nfiil. n.,n,.!iil tj.t- .,!!!
Bronchiti' anil Asthma can be relieved by tlie Petro
leum. The di-treoinir toti-jh. niaht sweats, aud' din:
rulty of breathing, are 'removed by its use in & very shorf
time. . -,
Fever and Ague. The P tnTet.m lias teen neil ui fe-
.ml .m. wirtt fu.iiilft. aiM--(. tt will lu. f.Mtn.l a
certain anil effective remedy in that lr mblesome aud im
manazeable disea-e. The il'ise Irt s-ich cases l,s a tea
spoonful in any pleasant vefci. le ev,-ry three hoars, in the
an-enee oi me lever. ,
T.stth-ache. A few flriips fl'.rr;ued eit cotton, and
placed in the cavity of the acjiiug tocth, will re!it:ve it
uuniediatelv.
Croup. lly satnmting a Sanncl cloth wif!i the Petro
leum and optV ins tt tu the uu"k aad breast, it will give
immediate relii-r.
It is !o an irivaltmMe rehiedy In Jhe difTcreut farms of
S-:irlet Fever to le used locally, a Iu eases T crni.
Neuralgia; la 'Its var.oi!kl;ids,is ctired by the Tree ap
plication aInt- the pairtftJ tract of nerve. In that se-
eies ot netirsigta iicuomtnateii spriai irritation tne i
trolenm has given ltenn.iiictit relief, by rubbing with
it niirht and iixiniinir. . . .
Corun Fur corns this remedy has lieen nsed witheoti
plete success: the plan of u-iii- it is to saturate a piece
of cotton wi'i the, IWnjl;!,. asd. Jjciluinta the Corn.
The com slvitd.I f.e riiired d. K u evfrj- two or three days,
and the Petnilenm applied until" all the hardness
has Wss-ai'iri-e;. A iqvrriri
rii-:rlrnTi-TT't?i' fWenrsl anl locitt' sdinftiiitrfitlon
of the Petroleum. Di.irrlia-a. The dose in tiiis disease
is a tea-s;x)"rH'il every tltird hour until the isirgiitg
ceas-i. In oM chrouic rn-iesit willonry be necewiry to
take tne medicine three times a da-.
l'il.-st liui mmte of nrtmiirl-trjti.m in Piles is to give
the Petroleum three times a da interuallv, ami apply
twice a day externally, t i the tum-vrs." Where the Files
are of lng standing aud tmu h h-irdened, n drachm of
Iodine may be added to each oottle.to be used as a local
applii ation. Wlieii t'ie Piles are interunl Hie Petroleum
should be iniected with a svrin e into the re-tiim.
Deafness. Irop ten drops into the earst lied-tiiue and.
bn the ear wfth cotton or wool. The ear ph'tnld be
synnged ont wfthYrids made f catfle" isoop and warm
water, twfee a week. ' ' ''
' For Burns and Scabl.- Apply tb Iftro!enm freely
over tlie, Imnit or scalded parts. In diseases of tlie
Madder and ktdueys, the dose Is a teS-spoonfiil three
times a. day. . ','" '" ' ' ' ''' ' " '
For'ojd Sore ahd Tlcers. ..Vppry the Petroleum moni-
inr anil nt Ded time. Keep me sore ormceTS neiti, ny
wasliinu- them dsilv with uuitile sotvn and wiinil water.
For sore and Mfm HVjes.JLfl' Petrol cum should Is?
applied twrt or thn e thuwa day to the ad'evted eye aad
a drop or two he ell owed to get nndcr the lid. - Where
Urere to scromit tin tendency it inusi no uiKCti luier
nalK-. in doses of a tea-saeonfiil. three times adays . - i
For CDughi,4L'olds. Broncliitisand Consumption lb
dosa is a tea-ciiconfiil'. to be ai vea three times a ds v.
I ia C holers MottMs, ai a asa-apaoafal every boar n
til tne vomiting and purging ceases.
, la Rheumatism, Neuralgia, I'sl-r. Contractions of tho
Limits and Joints. and White Ssefling. The Petroleum
is to be freely rublied on the afleeted parts at least twice
a day with a flannel rag, and, if convenient. Itefore
a warm ore. U.sli'iiild also be givea iuiernai4ydin doses
of a teapovnirirl, three thues a lldy - 1 -
J-ur sale at the eaiem llmg nire, ty- i --
May, 11-ttU.
-V i.V
W. K. SMITH ft CO.!
Grarfcubcrg Medicines., n;
GRAFKKNBEI1G Sursaparilla. Uterine Catbolicin.
' - Dysentery Syrnp, Consunp. Balm.'.
. , , ( iiintment, , . ,
. " Health Bitters,
'L, Kye Ixition, ftc, ftc. :.'
To be foond at Uie Agency of tlie Company at
a. ' W. K. SMITH ft ca's.
D
R. TOWNSKNI) 8 Sarsnparilla, at
W. K. SMITH ft CO. S.
M
CLANK'S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills.at
i 0 W. K. RJ11TII A IU. S.
v "r r-1 ' -' ' 1 ; . v
OSOOOLVS 'India ICbolagoguO.' and Dr.' 'Janes'
IJ Amencaa'Cholairoiruc. at W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
M OFF ATS life pills and bitters, and Bernard's dyi
entcry syrnp, and Wistar's balsam of wild cherry,
at V . , " . O.UIAJl 4V. V U. .7,
'H ' 1 i it . . .
DR. J. AVJtKS celcJtraUsl cherry iveets-al.foroou)is
colds, and consumption, at W. K. BM 1X1 1 ft- C K'Si
M
r'.XICAX Mustang Unanient, G. W. Merchant's
garvnjrojl. SI- rr "n1 f-W'M l V""
Pi" RE White Ieid. raw and burned Unilier, Chrome,
Green nnd Yellow and other paints, st
8 3 J JAN G nv- &.33th je? rty-sp
PERFCMERY.at
ii 't .it rl
f i W..K. SMITH ft CO.35.
r AYNE'S alternatlvi?, ribctoriibt, and pills, coil liver
I Ul. castw lDili-ctoa.a W. afcMlTHft CiX'S.
AYNE'S carmmativc balsam.1 'A' lino -remedy for
I dvaeatortes. summer lumpiamis, r six. e at "
i -.-mm .- -."! -. W.K-,SlHXHJCO.U
f AYNE'S Hair louic, at ,
1 v;r '.--:; '.'
' VT. TL SMITH ft C0.15.
BARRY'S TRICQPJUCBOrS., Tor sale, nt
..y t . .v. rr ..;K. smith
CO."S.
S1;
A KFA'S AcooMtio oil; a sore cure for deafness; for
aaleat- i .i : . i khalf 11 ft CO. a.
f AC K SON'S Pile ointment and Tetter Eiiilirocutiun.a
I sure cure for the auove diseases; at
9 . ! I. V..K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
KDSHTON'S Cod liver oil, fcr consmnption, for sale
at t- ; ; ' ' W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S. '
PETROLUM, or ItiKk oil, just received, and' for salent
W.K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
II ROME yellow, l'nissian Blue. Drop . Blacks,
A.ajBip liiagfcs, raiut urwsno, auu . army, at r
. ...... .. , W.K. SMITH ft CO."S.
Brown, raw Umber, burnt Cnibor, Tl D.
V Leaner. Gold, IcaT, Silver l.o;if, nnd Bronzes, at
; o , ' .; w.k. s5i mi ft co.s. .
LINSEED oil, spirits turpentine, alcohol, and tooth
bras-lies, at '. ' W. K: SM 1TH ft CO.'S.
ATTORETS AND fOCKSl-faiii Ar iiiW -AND
Solicitors iu Cluinccry. CorvullU O, X.
1. N. SMITH. . 51tr n. c. n.titE. t
: ' m7W. Milchcll, . : '
k TTORNEY and counselou at law, eu-
Xi. gene City, I Jne Coimtp, O. T.
Surgical.
T L. COOMIVi., M. I Surgeon, Ac
,SPF.CIAI.TY
.1 . ihsf:.vsfs or ti
HE EYE. Corvallis, Ori gon.
Scplembrr t t; !".
' SS
. . San Francisru AJfcrtlsIns l?rncj . .,
TP. FISHFR. iron bi.iltling. npp-isite Pacilie Expresi
J Olllce. up stairs. Files of all the principal Papers of
California mid Oregon mat- lie found nt this nflice. . :Mr.
1 isher Is the autlmrixed Agent fur the statesman.
Chrslrr . ttnj,
A TT0RNEY AT lVW, SALEM. OREGON. COSf-
XS-'miHiioner of Decd, and to tike . testimony, rao
kuuiriedgmcnM. ftu., ftc for Iowa, Indiana. MissiHiri,
Michtstan. Cnltfornia nnd Washington Territory. Iet-
tersof Attornev: and lr other Instnintcnta of Wrifii
drawn on short notice. : ' '
w Particular attention paid to taking depositions,
collections of Notes, Ai-countts, fte, "
Boise & IHeEvTQD, ... . ,
ATTORNEYS AND COl'NSELOItS AT L.VW.Si
lieitors in Chancery, Proctors, Ac, in Admiralty,
Portland, Oregon.'- . .'. . .. .tf I
W II Came - . .
-. t, , i Hi III 1HI1UI. . , ; j
VTT0RNEY ANU. COUNSELOR AT LAW. B
lieitor in Chancery and Admiraltr. Otlice on T rout
drect. next door north of Stark lit., p-itrtlaml. Oregolu
- - - DBrrling k CroTtr, . . -
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. A Nil
Solicitors in Chancery. Office near the Court-house,
SalcraiO.T.'- - ' "
Gra: I. Shril.
ATTORN ET 'AND 'CO,rNSEI)R AT LAwArt
Solicitor In Chancery, will practice in the various'
courts of Oregon and Wiisluiigloii Territories.. Office,.
saiem.oT, , ' . J
. .'it-- :.,...! Mum Snllkt :-. ''' ;
4 TTOliTET ANTl'(Tt;NSEI.O AT L.Mf.'.VSlf
Solicitor uC'Uincexy, will promptly , allend to all
Ihisiiiisis pertaiaiug to U'u j-nifeion in the lirst Judi.a
District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon;
Office. Albany, l.inu Comity ; Oi,T, ii , ;.,.,.t ft :'
N, Ik. When not at his office, or absent on proFeaj
sional btLniiiess, he muy be found at bis residence, live
miles souUissLit or Aloany, on wust t snown as, tns
"Grand I'rairkv-' .. , i i I
a tTornet And counselor at law, 'and
xl Solicitor in t asncei--, wl practice-hi the varioa
etsirW in this Territory, and pnnnptlv attend to the o-
I ...... nr u 1 1 : ... . ' 1 1 , - A .-. -k . 41 1.
m m..i..i .in. nA, n a.. ..u i. ni.
mu iu. h it, n-i ii. ir-iuinjj i o-iiiigii'u - uiivv
in Enper City, Lmre Coiitity, 0. T. ' t f .
, ' ' . It.TJAStralton, ' - j j
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice In the radons
courts of southern Oregon, and In the Suprenje
.mrt of the Territory. - - -
Of Flit In IVer Creek. Donglas comity. O. T. Resl-
denreB nilles north a " mclieslcr, on, the illamctte
road. ! . I H -J Vi O I T AT 6
N. B. Bomitr Iind arrauts obtained for claimants
on rt-a-onab!e tertas. c.
'-4
k ' J-. T H ATER; .-ttforilriiaJtrf Coimsfforof Ijnr.anH
V SnHritor in I'AnnrrjT. . .OHice over J.C. Aveqr'a
Store. Main su, Corvall is.' 2if " i)
. tnaowiCH vat iiuji, ;,-t n ;t T
4 TTORNKYS AND ClL'NS"ELtRS AT LAW, Ed-
A licitorj in Chancery, Ac. unices at Winchester and
Garliuer. ' S. F:tTiAnwji a, Wliirhester. Ponirtas toL
II ' I 1.9 f!.nl;k., In..iia f , fk T
Nov. 9, 13. , :--,. .; : ,. ittf j if
Pillow it Musts,
w
ATCIIMAKEIiS, Salem. Rcpirir hg prompt
ly and itcatly tt tue. Jewelry manulac-
. Mtf .. .. ,,
titri-.T.
' FTftlir al.
rii .J, VKilLT-.V!t3. B..el'HN' E. havkir nassxaited
J. . t t'jet!.rin practice, ropoctluHy temler their ser
vices to the teopIe ot iK-nt-jii and Uuu aesiriujr to ser
care. Vie- favxr of the afflicted by succest prt'v; ORite
near i. C. Avery's store, Corvallis. '. . ' ' illytaid
' ' ' William AX Goulder, ,
rviEACHEU of Fronh and EiujlHw French Prairie,
X. Marion county, O. X. .: i .Iff
: - A.r B. Ilalletk, V '
VRCITITECT AND BUrt.DEll. PORTLAND. f. T.
Design-s, plans, Rpetillcatmuii, Ac, faniislied on
reasituable terms.
C. E. COLg.'
' ' A - ..ir.
K. nAirrt-Ess.
Co e, iltxtnJer, i Co., .
W1IOI.ES.1I.K AXI RETAIL' DEALERS IX
' UEXERAI MRRCHAXniSE AXIt
tf PRODUCE, CORVALLIS, O. T. '
Willimu C. tirissvolrl &. Cot,
rERCHANTS. PALf-M: OIUWONTERRITORY.
1IX jv. c.ibiwoh,- . ritf o s. w onr. worth..
- Kitcieiie City,... r,
H
OR ACE E. 1.4 WHENCE, Proprietor of lie Eugene
City Hotel.. i.lttJ. -
Medical iNot ice.
THE soliseribef, would inform the inhahltarrts that be
ft: at his old stand, ready to attend t all rails in
his profeitrn ; ab b i hanmt- bulia . a I1 selected
stxk of Eclectic conceutrated Uetliciues, with a well
asorted stipplr of Sviinges, all of which he will disit
of on reasonable U:rtns. Vl ' W" AUUEN, , t
Salvia l-eceniL-er 3, isjii. . . , iu
' ' J 1 X. B. !fatfers, m; ..
"IHYSICIA N" and Surgeon. Oilice in my new build
I inar. on MfcitA,reU.o dna--.Bll; of Dr. J. S.
Mcliei-i.-.-' iM--nriHif buiiilinir ; where I will be found
when n.t professionally engaged.' will keenconstsat-
I.. nn h.n.1 . ewl. ciinuTtf .J rtr.i., nn.l VI.-iliciilA
.. ... u- .'v- 1 1 v . - -r-.-. --
wiu'-n i win sen iow nr casu- . , .
. Corvalljs, Pee.i). 10, . i ,, j .' ptf , ,.
. i ........ v . c -al.tr. .si v...i- '" ..-."!.'.".!
...vi Aft tl ...IUCuICJl, AUUCCJ,,. ,.t. ,
Dlt. II. W.1SH.VW, latenrswtt iTanrssors Calironila,
oilers his professional wrvices to tho oitineus fa
Sarem and richiity, a nit TWiieiSjally sslMta a share fo
publiB favor.' ti. . w .. .- n - '
i Mi,-st IUmI narf-retthWa'-llntwHtoiSK ''.
- - I4y "J ''"' 'rj-fi.' W. fHXWi
,- f i . i ..v.,.. . . n.T . :.-..
' ' " ' W. Jieksoi, I. B., ;" ';,",'
PHYSICIAX AND fiURGEON1, Corvafaia, 6. t
ltf ,!. )
, :; Campbf !I PniU.'
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. San Francisco, California.
- Office, corner MontctMnery and Hacremento stn-etf
over Parmtt ft' Cos. Bunk. ' i . I
Mewisi Campiiell ft Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to -all busiirt-is
pntcuKUd hi their rare. - 4 3Itf
Al.ltXASPUR CaxniRLL. O. C. Pratt- -
-t
Joirph N. Prtseott
4 I
MAIN ST., OUBOON OlIV.
)N OlIV. . . v. . X
, Boots, Shoes, ftc., and
"P-BAIJCR in Family Groceries,
is n
aints anrt Otts, wholesale and retail. . . .
July 7, IX.'6. . .,,,'..' " ' - ' itf
P. D. Palmer,
TvE.VLERIn Dry Goods. Clothing. Fancy Articles.
A.J Bistks and Stationerv, and general merehaudise.
Store nrsf ilisw north or tuc Uuiom Hotel, salum. .
December 30, I8.1G. ,, 42tf j
, :,:.,-, ,. 8. .Ellsworth, , :.u 1 '' i
ATTOBSBV AN COl SSELbOR, - ' "5 t '
U'S. Snpreme nnd other ' Courts. Office Eugene
. City, Lane County, Oregon Territory. Also
Commisstimcrof Deeds for New York, Connecticut, kf.
August SiS.'lS.lfl, " 24lf
Watchmaking.
w
n.LIAM F.HIGHF1ELD. Chronometer nnd
W'.. , . . 1. mnL V,-.,.m,
Cit V, has removed to, j
the buildint instniiunsite to the Main-iitreet ITouse.'V
where he can T- ronstantlv found prepared to Art any
lnifiuessin hisliuc. Wutcites cleaned aud repaired 041
short notice and fcas'Uiablo .terms. Also it choice Iof f
walcnes Him jencny lor -uic.
March 5, ISM. , . .. . , -,
- 1 Hamilton, M. 1)., '
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would.resptetfijlr
suuouni V-ntUes'd Mjople of Douglas and the Ad
joining coiuities. that lm has located periuaueutly at
Deer Creek for .tits purpose of practicing medirine, tmd
in wlacJi profession Ikj will bo laitliful to discharge tail
duties, and spare no pains to render tlie patient easy
ami coiuioruiote. - ..-.. v
OkMcb opposite IB. H. Dearborn ft Co.'s store, ob
.... - - -
Drugs aiid Patent Jtodiclftcs for sale at lorn cash jrf
.rr'Velis. Farso, &. Co.. , ,
BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. ' W., F ft
Co in eoahcctiOB with their Express business, will
also transact a.geueral ExehanK' a,ul Collection Sun
nn: ' Collections and Ilcthtttances made In all parts of
Oregon, Californin.thc Atlantic States, ami Europe, with
promptness nnd despatch.. Dust, Gold .and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bongnt ami soui. . - -
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Cineinxiati, anil forty other principal towns in the Atlan
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or ofliceo.-.' .' 1 WEIJJS, FARGO, CO. ' r.V
'- -114, Moutgomery-street, San Francisco
James o'XEiLX,am
June 1855,
Coffee. -
IF YOU WANT a really good article bf COFFER, the
undersigned have got 15, put) pouiuls best " COSTA
HICA." Come iu aiid look at it.
. 7 . " ALLAN HcKIXLAVi Cov
Orcgon City; Dec. (5, ItMC, ' ' "
Dr. Ciapkor'i' Btediral Notices.
.'!; J . 1 ..i . . i - -...!
Dlt. J. L. CZ A FRAY'S Grand Sled leal and Surgical
Institute, Armory Hall . corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery sts., San" Francisco, California. Establish
ed for the Permanent cure of all Private and. Chronic
Diseases, ami the suppression of quackery. '
Dr. J. L. CZAPKAY.late in the Hungarian Revoln-
tioniirr War; Chief I'hvsician ia the Suth Itegiment of
limi veils, chief surgeon to the mlhtury hospital at I'esth,
lliiti.r;ii-w nml l.ili. liliin.r nn ItivAi nf ITrinnrv Or
gans anil Diseases of Women and Children, Would most
respectfully inform the public or Oregon and California
that he has ntetieil an Institute for the cure of Chronic
Itisfavcs af the hings, liver, kidneys, heart, wooa. nrain
and the horrid consoooeuceol self-abuse, and he hopes
that his long experience and suocessfirf practice of ma
ny years, will insure him a alia re or public patronage.
Ity the practice of many years in Europe and the Uni
ted States, and during the Hungarian war and cam
naiims. he is enabled to applr the nwwt efficient and
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He
uses no Mercury--charges mwleraie treats his patient
In a correct and honorable way has references of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty and high standing In society. All parties consulting
liim by letter, or otherwise. w"ill receive the best and
gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy;. The Dr.'s
offices are at Armory Hall, corner - of Sacraawnto and
Montgomery sts., Han t- ranc.isco. Valiiornta. iwni
SPERMATORRHEA OR LOCAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. L. J-Ciapkay would call public attention to
siiermatorrlaca or local weakness. There is not in the
catalogue of human maladies one Biore to I deproea-
teu titan tnis, as wen uccause 01 present gicn,ai. wc
ultimate results. The tne of the system under its in
fluence is either Impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
rlassof symptoms superinduced that unfits nun for the
fcerfiirmance ot any o! tne orciuary uuucjis uie. inr
.,1,.;.. tl ui, r.ir-.l iur! of aun is trnlr la-
tiMsiLAljIe. bnt tritlios when, compared to those of the
censorium, the great nervsis center, and to the ner-
voaasysteat getierally-t Tau disease, wblcn is. 100 otien
cuitscutieut unon-that solitarv vice, self-abuse, in V;'. res
pathological conditions neyonu tne voinofueasta 01
theuoiititistsd, but which are wclliMlerstuod bv the reg
ular practitioner. Among the Kfaiptoma most oonspic
nuas are- the aollowhig: Love of solitude, avetidoa aa
biwiuesa a4 society, diitresslng thnldity, narroos ex
ciTairtit from flight causes, tosaof laessiry, confusion
of ideaa. Inability to reason oorrectly, but splriU aad
lassitude, dullness or apprcnensioa aim misauinropr.
These being funotVmal aoraninawt,'fe often the har-
hinsoc iif horrid orgauio iokiis oi tue urain, viw
produi-o fatuity, deorotij and death. I
For the euro of this and all kindred diseases. Dr.
Cx.ttkay has established his Institute, where all may
rely with perfect confidence njxto that skill which long
exerlence and thorough deroHoit to his profession has
given. .t , . .... ... --''.
.Xhosewho snfler shonld eal! or write without delay,
and teethe means hy which they may recuperate and
IU. -I- - : -
All rnoaultattons, bv letter or otherwise, free. Ad
dress to . "IHLL.J.CZAPKAY, --.'? '
1 I -. Medical Institute, Armory tiau,
-i - . Cor. Racnonento and Montgomery sts.,
49m3 t- 1 Sob taneseio. CaL-
SBCRHTJIWEASES DR. L. J. CZAPKAY"S Ex
traordinary success in the treatment of secret dis
eases in the primarv and other stages, iudueea him to
call pulaib attrtftioM to the tact tint of toe great num
bers who have made ilaily application to bim, there Is
not One kho has not been efffcctirally and permanently
etn-ed: In reeent eases of pttvate diseases, the Ir. gnae
auties a terfect cure in a le darS withnnt hindrance
Pt Itusiuei or other inottivenienre. ' The Dr.'s method
of treating the.-e mabulles. eombines the improvements
made by the medical faculty with discoveries of his
own that are unknown to any one else, and which, when
applied, prevent the possibility of evil after Consequence-.
'' I ' ' ' : ' - ' ' 7
Secondare syphilis. 'wWrh Is tlestrnctlvi; of health,
producing ulcerations of the thrit. destroying the soft
parts, nnd reaTing the 'boiies exmsrd. which mortify,
sepsmte and cmne nwsy. disHgiiring the snfl'erer most
horriblv, nweH us impsrrin his general health, and
tirvdisiiosltm trwnsiimiition. the Dr. treat In the most
certain and efficient manner.' Also, painful swellings
niton the hones, di-Sguriui? splotches npon the skin,
sores, pimples, H snher coreoienees of private
di$ra.-stte guaranties to mre or asks ao omlpeaaitinni
Dr. I". would cKperially call the attention f those who
have failed to obtain relief from others; many of whom
he hats alreadv cured, and many are still under treat
ment. The lr. msfce no eharre for eonsoitation. ami
tnvitTH all to earl at his lastitnte ;and he will give tliem
such satisfaction as they can otitain nowhere tin, -Those
at a distance, by writing to the Dr., can have
their cttres proerlv attended to. Office. No. 3 and 4
Armory Hail, corner Jt Sacramento and Montgomery
sts.. Sau Kratteasen, tvaiiniraia. - s:onj
The CrtaitJl Dlscorrrjr of the Agr.
1 REAT Blessincs to Mankind! Innocent but Potent!
tlKLCZAPKAY'S PwiriiiLArncra. (self-disinfee-Mna
avent.) a sure preventive against secret diseases,
an. I an unsurti:wel remetly for scisifuhsis.- giHtgrenous
and canierous ulcers. audolleifcitioienipiiisand dis
eases.. Far sale at Da. OateiAT's Office, Armory Hall,
cornerof Sacramento aud Montgomery Sts., San Fran
cisco, Cal." - As inomkvrion is preventive against small
pox. so is Dr.. Parti-kitT's Pnpailhct-m- a Vreventive
against sevret disease.-, That Uiey -can be preveated - by
proper agents, t as well an established fact as that they
can be otared alter their establishment. . This principle,
shivh ia now Bniversally reeogniaed. was received even
before the (lavs of Jenuer, the discoverer of vaccination,
ia I7;n;, -aad its multiplied beuetHs ever since have re
ceived as they deserved, Uie attention of the Medical
far tilt v. It was in pursuit of this branch of the medical
science that Dr. U J. Caapkay fortunately made the dis
covery of bis t'ropbylastieum. which. rr the cancerous
aud eutanous disorders, stands nnrivalled by any agent
in tlie Pharmacnpoea. The won't cftrroarfi of this med
icine is explained uton lit hypothesis that secret poisons
possess t'heinicaj properties wnicn are neuinuitcu tf
bein" broh.'bt in contu t with this pnphylatic, as aciifc
arekuown io; heutralUie ajkalies, destroying entirely
their.orntlual pmiterties, and reiulenng mem inert.
The ellect of this agent is immediate, and removes the
p t-si!jUity of a outraction of disease. If, however, the
disense h ts beeii contracted, it is useful in neutralizing
tlnisioisoiutussecxetioos, which by alrption, produce
the sonseuuenees knowii as secondary disease. .In can
cerous and gangeroits ulcers, iu neuu uiscnarges anu in
eutanous disease wjire the serroiious are excoriating,
it act,s upon the sanie principle aria is one of the nopt
eireehiaj remedies for the purrtose'nViw krtnwfl. Whefe
dr4aseisoaeeefcblrhed it should tensed in eon nee
tion witb other rjroedies, and wben so used never fails
bf success-. It bas been administered by the Doctor In
many thonsnnd sases, and he: bast-et to and" the first
tn which it has railed to subserve the rmrpose for wbieh
it was administered. Price, Full directions are at
tached to each package. .........
- s. R In cases where Ute Propbylaticam Is used as
enrative. Dr. I, t. (VspkV will fnrnMr (gratis) a pre
seriptioa forbia laood pwriBeri'-i .- -ilc'
" All cnmmunieationB front the counter, addressed onlr
o Dr. L. J.CKAPKAY, Ban Franeiscoj CaL, wlH-be
strictlv and roumlentially attended to. and remedies,
with tlie greatest care nnd secrecy, immediately ais-
iiatched by express or otnerwise to tneir oesnnawna.-.
- ! . ii i I "ri I;. L. J. CZAFKAYi M. D. -4rtm3
. San Fiaaoiaoo, CaL
To tub Lantas or Orboos and Califohnia L. J;
Czipk&t, M. D., physician surgeon, and acooucher, in
vites the nttenti.m of tit sick and afflicted females ta
iloring under any of the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach. liver, womb, blood, .kid
nevs. and all diseases peculiar to their sex. Tho Doc
tor is effecting more permanent cures than any other
physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacy
prevent yon, but apply immediately, and save yourself
from painful suffering and premature death. All mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to nave an increase in tneir laniiues snoaia
writ e rail at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medicat Institute,
Armonr Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgnnaerv
streets, and they will receivo every possible relief and
helix The Doctor's Offices are so arranged that he ran
... -. 1 , .i ' 1.
be wusuueu wiuiout munsawip. . . ... , suuij
. a7"Tue attenttou of the leaders is called to tho fol
owiiur: - .
A liidy of high standing in society and respectability,
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
September 1. Jivi, wuicu m as luuuwa:?
A i.uti Tlie tnidcrsifriied feels'it herilutr toexnress
her lieartfelt grstltnde to Dr. Czapkay, for the snceess
fnl cure of herself and child. Tlie bitter having ' been
afflicted by a severe attack of "Cholera Infantom" was
given np as incnranie ny some 01 tne most ceienrsica
hhv-sk'ians. when she called on Dr. Czapkay,' of whom
she heard very favorablo report, and who, after a' short
pcrh'Kt, restored the child to perfect ' health, finconr
aged by this extraordinary result, site sought advice
herself. ftr the Antfiiloua malady, with which she fad
Itcen alllicUHl lor eight years, and whRh withstood the
treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri
ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording her
permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy lire,; which,
for euthtysars bad lost all charms for her. She, there
fore deems it due to herself and to all sick and afflicted
to recommend IVr. Czapkay, as one of the most aklliral
physicians withiu the United State. J
. r 1 it,., imp ei r. t . . .
IH . 1. .1 - . .Mi.-. v.-AivLj.vr ua&i, f
- Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia.
A. Gi.ajckk. Notary Public. 126, 7th street.
The following is aa -editorial .notice in the Boston
.a m- .'. ...... i.l. ICCI.
tiny 1 iiuia ui Augiwi u, Aw . -,....,, -i:jri
' A ,-Skiuaft'i. . Puvsioiam Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
opened an omce at o. it t-ieasaat street in thto eity
Dr. C is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
the patriotic artuy a physician and (tirgeoa under the
patronage of Kossuth. , He combines with a finished
education and the most refined and agreeable manners,
.1. . . Im ..UnKtln .kllllU. , :1l - , -
IIIU mun. CAKU3lV n.lWtMV .Ultimo lltl UUU IQ AM
Erofession, and we feel much pleasure in recommending
im to our citizen as a physician and a gentleman..
Dr. Czapkay has spent some time-in Philadelphia where
he won the confidence and friendship of those who be
came acquainted with hint. ' Among his friends in PhB-
. . . 1 1. 1. : I . , . 1. : 1 -
aneipUia are gcu.icmi.-u v mi; miiei. m.ptn;iAUllll.y,
with whom we are personally acquainted. He bad an
extensive practice in Hungary before the Austrian? and
Russians compelled him to leave it for being found
guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope he will receive
that patronage due a man of so eminent capacity.
The above are only a few of the many testimonials
which Dr. Czapkay has in his possession, but cannot
publish for want of space. AU communications, (by
letter or otherwise.) free. .
l"crsons desiring prompt attention, and who wish
to avoid the dclaj of eorrespohdihg, can have Immedi
ate attention by sending ten dollars as consultation fee,
and can have medicine forwarded. Address to
L. J. CZAl'KAY, II. D.
' "' ' Meilk al Institute; Armory Hall.
; Corner Sacramento and Mongomery streets, !
4lm3 Sau Fraueisco. .
SPERM ATURIIHEA. or Ioeal Weakness, nervous de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, iiiiliMitiou, loss of memory, aversion to so
ciety, love ol solitude, timidity, sclf-db-trast, dizziness,
headache, pains in the side, aflection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and other inlinnities in mau, are
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician and
Mirgoon, I. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, ; L. J. CZAPKAY, M.D..
40m3 San Francisco. Cat.
At Enrene Citr.
rpHE suliscriber lias at Eugene City, one of the best
J. -general assortment of Dry Uoods, tlittweries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral aeding store, to be found in Oregon. He is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al
ways keeps it np.- Bly goods are now all received direct
from Salt Frawiscn, where 1 have a resident agent. AH
kinds of fanner's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and sell goods clK-ajter
than any other store ia the Territory.
... .. , .., . .... .m JOSEPH TEAL.
. Eugene City. July 1.183C. , , : 16tf .
Dry Goods, .':..' ,
OTOn Tarda browa sheetings, assorted;
ilJJ 1250 yards bleached sheetings, assorted; -. i'
Altai yds broDrilJng, aas'd Yellow Flannol, 1 -ItMsl
yds Ticking, do Opera do -. .
4324 yds Prints, , if Silk Warp Flannel, 1 ... ;
1577 yds Alpacea, do ;; Imitation do do - :
12'.K yds Jaconet cambrici, Sattinett and Jeans,
Dress Cambric, .. -.. Linen Ginghams, -. ';
Paper- do : .i; ... :: 1 , do Check. . 1 .
Moreen..: .... , Oil Silk;
Embossed Piano Covers, Fancy Dress Silks.
do Table do Wrought Muslins,
Drapery, assorted, Bonnet Ribbons, .
Ginghams, - :, . ; ; - Velvet do .
Red Flannel : -.' f i Crape,
Blue do . ' ;- -! Ladies' Gauntlets,
Whits do I .'.-' Gent's do
Comprising one of the best stocks of Dry Goods in
Oregon. ...
Utt !... 'For sole by-1 t ORIS WOLD ft CfT.
c.i-V'-t- ' Hardware. :.. ., '
yT teg Sift", assfd, " Bntt4 and Screws,
I J Cut Spikes. ' Mill FHes. - '
Brad-bead NaiM. Parker's Coffee MtRs.
Spear A Jax-kson'a Sswa. ' Collhis' Axes, ;
Door Locks. " 1 FiiiiynHtths), ' ' .- '-'.
Strap Hinges, . : '.WaHle Irons.' ":?-"'J 1 :
Gate do 4 '' ' ;' Itrawmg Knrrea.' "
Sad Irons,' ' " Sbmgte Shave, - "
Lathing Hatchets.'- Powder. ' - '
Family Grindstones, . Lead and Cap. " "J.
mr. ; iHttswoi.n tar.
.1-; t tiroceries.
A ST Boston Syrap, A p ples and Peaches,
Sugar? - Spices,
Coffee, - Tobacco," -'
E
Green and Blacs Tea, soap. " .
52tr '- 1 " firfTStv-OLW CO.
T EAD ASD TCttPEXTlSE, Unseed OH, Tanners
Ai U1I. tcrm OH. . Tllf ... UlCIVtULXIdC uu.
B
OOTS AXD SHOES S3 Cases, assorted. .
. Titt .. .... r. GRISWOIJ) CO.
. ;. Stationery.
B
LDB ruled Cap Paper: WhiU ruled Tap Paaert
CsNigroHi ietter t'aner; wrsm s wore uetter faper.
., r.i bine laul Oo; J r-white lam Oo oto
. tv bite Bain Gilt Lsrtter reaper,- - ' :u
. Gtliott's Pens, 3U3, -101, TM; Blank Books, ...
Slates and Pencils, Black aud Red ink.
2Itf nw !"'' . t . .r.-t t GRUSVVOLD A CO.
1 ROCKER V A faB assortment.
S2tf
GRIRtrOLDA CO-:
IROX-H-AI1 size.
22tf .
GRISTTOLD & CO.
1LrTHJS -ill pairs Pants, assorted: 150 Coat
ast d; 150 Vests asst'd: Patits aud ITawera In
all, a f ul 1 assort ment of Gents FornoJimg (ioods.
21tf,,,., . . . ,,, GKlStVOLD 4 CO.
Notiee. ": '
rrtfTE Jnitjes of the Snpreme Court of the Territory of
1 uregon, assemoiea at toe seat 01 uovernroent on
the ICth dav of December. l-v56. do fix and . appoint
District Courts to be held m the city of Salem, in the
county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April aiid
September, and the ftturth Mondavs of Mar and Octo-
lier. annually,- until otherwise entered ; and in the city
01 t'ortiana, m lite county oi 3initnoman, on tne ntm
Mondav. of Ieeember. 1S56. and thereafter on the first
Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June and November, annnally, until othenrc-e order
ed, and do limit the duration of said Terms to six days
each. ' OFjO. H.WILLIAMS, l-bief Jostie.
" 41 CYRl'S OLNEr, Associate Jiistice.
I have appointed E.J. Harding Clerk of the District
Court for the first Judicial District, and be has ap
pointed I K-puties as louows : . ,
Clackamas,. . -F. 8. Holland. '
' Yamhill. ., Geo. H. Steward,
' Polk Lin-fen Heath.
Benton-,.. I..T.H. B. Odeneal.
Lane........ .F F. Skmnef. ,
Linn,... John H.Ijnes. ''
.. . ; j. ,
Decemlsjr !, lS.". .
GfcO. U. tt ILMAaUs, Judge.
Snrffoai aia Fhysitiins -
TTAVTXG rendered service in the 1st Regiment O.M!
IT V. are reqnestel to render a full report to this op
Bee as soon as practicable, of all expenditures, employ
res. Ac. as ft is desirable to wind np the badness of the
Medical Department. Address R. W. Shaw. Assistant
asirgeon tienerai, surgeon i.enerai s omce, &iaiem.
Not. I, Ijt ; . . .... ... 34tf , ..
' .,. "-' Strayed, " ' . "
FI05I Uie ulcribef . a portion of bis stork, marked
and branded as follows: Crop off the left ear, and
swallow-fm-k in the rigbt. V. brand. -Ant person know
iri the whereabouts of cattle hearing this brand and
marks; will be properly reshrrded by" sehdinjr- me- infor
mation: ' i - " HI..11 ft r. M 1 j 1 .
. Jjaneeoaaty, Aag. 7, 1956. . v--jvi.Satf
lAXDLFSonr StarchrInigo,.snd Tobacco, at
DRCGS, Medicibes, Paints, OilsCaiid Dvestoffs, at
'".-.i : Wi K46MITH CO.'s.
-i-M-U
jTIOUJiTT ORDER. BIi'K.iTor8ateattI -tt
U ' STATESMAN OFFICE.
receipt blaaka fee sale at th Statesman offica.
at l per hondred. fc... . . .. .... ? . ....
1 bdktl IcTtlitiH ! Tk WtrW CiuIdmi !
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. THE
GREAT COUNTER 1K111TANT. -
The virus of disease often makes Hs way to the in
ternal organs through the pores of the skin. This pen
etrating Ointment, melting nndet the band as it is mo
bed in, is absorbed through the same channels, and
reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invari
ant r subdues it. wmethertocated in the kidneys, the Irv-
er; the lungs, or any other important organ, it peoe
trates the surface to the interior, through the countless
tubes that communicate with the skin as snminer rain
passes into the fevered earth; diffusing Hseoniaad re
generating mnnence. .--....
SEIX DISEASES AXD GLANDULAR S1VEL-
I.I. mux.
Every species of exterior irritation is qnit kly reduced
by the anti-mflantmatory action of this Ointment. An
gry Eruptions, anrh aa Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tetter,
RimTworm. Scald Head, Kettle Rash, Scabies for Itcbi
Ac, die tut, to return no more, nmier its application.
Husnitalejqierfence ia all parts of tho world proves its
iniaiiintmy in atseascsot tne skin, toe maacles, the
j., juts shu the g laudsv - - . . - '
ULCERS,lSORE9, AXD . TUMORS.
- The effect of this unrivalled external remedy noon
Scrofula, and other virulent Ulcers and sores, is alnioet
miraenllMis. It first disc barges the poison which pro
duces suppuration aad prond flesh, aad thus the cares
which its healing properties afterward complete are
safe aa wetr as permanent
f VO UNDS, Bit VJHU9eV-9 UJtXSAXD SCA LDS.
In easee of th fracture of. the bones, injaries caased
by steam explosions, Bmisea. Barns, ScaMs, Rhetnma
tism.StiSbessaf tk joint, and contraction of the Sin
ews, it ia employed and warmly recommeaded by the
faculty. This marvelous reiocty htwbeen mtrodooed
by ite inventor in person into all the leading Hosprtals
of Earope, and no private household should be vrrthont
iU tUffDEJVIABlETESTmONrO
The Medical Staff of the French &ad English Armias
in the Crimea lutve officially aigned their approval of
ilollowsv s Ointment, aa the moat reliable dressing for
edbvtheaurgoonaof the AlUedJiaviea. , . !;
BOTW THE OINTME1VT AXD THE . PILLS
SHOULD BE USED IX THE FOLLOrVIXG
HASESt - ' ' '.- ;:- !
Raaiona Boras. Chapped Hands. Chilblains, FIstala,
3ot I -iimbasro. Mercurial Ernptious, liesOihemmatstwi.
Mmirworia; Salt lUieum. ScaMs, Skin Diseasas, Swelled
Glands. Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Head. Sore
Throate Sores of all kinds. Sprains, Stiff Joints, Tetter,
,Ti . Voo real Sores. Wounds of all kinds. -
Sold at the Mannfactories of Professor Holloway,
90 Maiden Lane, h ew York, and 3s4 Strand. Loodoc,
by all respectable Dcngtsta and -Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized wodd,
in pots, at 25 cents, 62 J. and $1 each. . - i
as- There is a considerable saving done by taking
the larger sizes. " " " ' '.""'"'
N. BL Directions for the guidance of patients m eve
ry disorder are affixed to each pot,' 39sl
--.". aT r " .JaV
. ..')
Stove BndTin Ware Eitabliahment.
JSTRA XU rei-tfully notifies the citizens or Sales?,
and public geuerally that be keeits on hand in his
new building. Main .t.,every pattern or Coot-rag. Parlot ,
noii. ana fynce 1 wjzx general assortment of
TIX WARE, or everr descriittion and all Article
usually round in a tin shop and store, all or which w I
be sold as cheap as at any other establishment ia h
Territorv. , .......... ... " ,
AU orders fur jobbing promptly attended to.
tt J. STRAXG.'
' AUan It Lewis. -,- .'
w
HOLESALE MEUCHAKTS, PORTLAND, OlK
uuf inuituutti.
i! Gto. lbernethr k to., . .
M
ER CHANT 9. OREGON CITY, OREGOS T1t
BJTORT. . ' . . 1 . : . r, .
If
: " abfrnethy, Clark & C. .
jf-OMMISSiON AXD FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
VV San Francisco. Cal., will attend to selling Oregon
induce, and fill orders for Goods, Groceries, sc., at the
oweat rates. , The patronage of the people of Oregon
ia respectfully solicited. . '.
August I. WSA. . - ,. i' ... r, Iltf
Allan, JIcKinlaTs 4a .; f
GENERAL COMMISSION M E R C H A K Tg, add
Wbofesaie and Retail Dealers in Drv Goods. Gra.
cerics. Hardware, Ac, Oregon Cftj, O.T.
iiw'm issi : : -, if 1 !- aoi '
- llAlldar Presents -' ' I
CALL and buy soon at the Book 'Store, Oregon Cifr.
. "'. -. HOMER HOLLA5D A UU..1
Oregon City, pce.,7, l?5. ...(..: . .vtf 4t
Allan, McKinlar, Jt.Ca.y -
HATE Just received! a stock r New Gooas, aasf
would; invite all those who wish to procure GOOD
articles at reasonable prices, to tall and see them. They
eoanst ia partof the following: . i ' - . ,. '
Grindstones. ;.; , "; . , Caaal and Wheel Barrows,
Grain Cradles, " " ' . Fancy Brooms, ,
Grass Scythes sad rittatns,' rait ' do
Brush do' ! HO i ,' AssofMwUosntetfFaalo
1 G so Harrows. 13 teeth. , Painted Tui. .. .
Garden Rakes, ; ' Zme WasbboaidW, ' -;
o Hss-s. ' ? ::, Batclevaitb BrUowav. -t1
: do ' .Sporfes,' : . . C'nisa rat Saws, Jit
Polished Shovels, ,'' " fe ' C f t
Hay Forks, ' ITinStws. 7rt !-.:
Manure Forks,; ; . . . - , ... Hair abttrasMK, dord.W, ..
Cbnrna, , . f .)- . . srncW-j . ,
Window Glass 8 by D) " Hair Bolsters, double, '
aK-.ti Wbyl5--. 1-'-mo: , single, f '
do, : , i ; 7.by( 9 ,; .Sperm CaneTIra. ;
Window Sashes S by 10 " ' Adamantine do.,
do . 10 by IS Grape brand Tobacco, '
Oi BowaandTokes,;.;vi Lacke d- do;. . ,
Blankets, Baiic. Lindseys, Sheetings, Ticks, icJrei. '-
' We Jceep constantly da hand a large supply- of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING. HARDWARE, aad maay arti
cles too numcrotK to mention- ..
A.LLAN, aTKlXLAT $c CO". I
Oregon City. i; ! ': !- - ' - Jltf
1 1 1 f ' ' " 1 1 v. . ' 'A-r
t r ' Books LBaako!. .,,1-,. f,.,i
T K. SMITH & CO. have just received the largest
f ' and lt Selecte.T Stock Of BOOKS ever offered
fisr sale in-Salrm.'enwsisting. in part.f the foHuwmg--..
POETICAL WORKS. White s.ddlins ;Gnir' Tob-
Kr's, Beattie's, Scott's, Yonng"s, Davidson's, Crly s,
abbe's .Shakspeare's ,wjer,s, Coleridire's, Ifefnans,
Bnrna; Poitok'aj Bhriley's, 'JtowHa's,- Utmtgumttj'm,
CampbeUs, Pope's, Moore's, Wordsworth's, Osxtans,
Thompson's. Milton's, Byrbo's, Cooke's", Gold-rnrthV,
Laadcm's. - - ,.--1 - ;. . t.
AiBICCLTCR.U .FECIT GROWING. At EDV
ott's. X'onatt on the Horse, Allen's Stable Book, Hinds
Karrief. Dosrhrag. Barry, Thomas, Rlake. .Vlawms Far
rier. Stewart and Skinner. Sastoa and t later. ... . ;
BIOGRAPHIES-Wasbington s. Jackson's. Scott's,
Taylor's, JLirion's, Bonaparte"s,Seward"s. Loa Napo
leonTi; Mozart's. Lives of the Presidents. Slary Oneeu of
Scots, Henry-Vill and his- Six Wives, liarrbV, La
fayette's, Sam Hooston's. Jlenry Clay's, Kossuth's J.
y. Adams', Daniel Boone's, Shakspeare'g, Tieaa Swift's,
Htrmboldt's. Bishop Hsddrag's, I jvesi of the Popes, i. B.
Fiirieys, .-Roberts"! Newton's, Wesley", Fletcher's. La.
martine's Celebrated Characters, and many others.
HISTORIES Rollm's Ancient History; Rnssefis
Modern Europe. Gabon's Bora. Bottech'V Hr-t-r sf
the World, Birth's History of the World, Willard's 'His
tory of the World, B"ttn"s American RevolTtion, Macau
ley's History of lEaghtnd, 4 volsD-'Aabigne's Hissory
or the Reformation, a voiv Peterson's United States
Savr. Ac., Ac.
MlSCEIXAXEOrS and SCIESTJFIC-WOKK3
Brand's Encyclopedia, Smith's Classical Dictionary. I jt
is aad Greek Lexicons aad. Reader. Vinrtl, Homer.
Zenophon, Josephos, Dicta Works. Maury's Geography
of the Sea. We-Iey"s Sernions, Smith's . Sacred Annals,
Harper's Unhsersal Gttzetoer. Dwight's Myfhoby. I jTit
ner's Lectures, ,Goldsmitte Aninutted Sature," Wond's
X.itnral Historv. Gnnn's Dcroestic Medicine, Willi'
rose Works, Sterne's Prose Works, Mrs. Eliis"- Pros
Wo-Downimrs 'Conrirry Houses, BoOdersr' Guide'.
We" er"s Dirtioirary. all "sizes, Davies:-and 1'eck
Mathematical Dictionary, Farmers' and Planters' Eri
erckipMia , Thtw kertT's" Pendermis. Don Oarxotte. Gil
Bias, Cosmos, Biglow's IVeful Arts, Cre's Itioaarr.
Hugh Miller's Old Red Sandstone. Ae., Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS-Parkers Read
ers, Sander's Readers, MeGrefee's- Readers, Cobb's
Readers. Gift Books for Children and Yonth. .Also,
Works on Geology. Physioloey, Chemistry, Phil jsophr.
GoTOraroent, A mrtomy? Mineralogy i Ora tore, . Mathe
matics. Debating. Medicine, Theology, . Temperance-,
Rhetoric , Grammars. Geographies. Arithmetics. Astro
nomv, Traels. Works of Humori ' In short, every thfng
fually found in a Book Store. . ' .,"i'j
Store opposite the Holman Hoase.near the Steamhoaj
landing. ' J , ' ' - - , ' -' ' 9tt '
'. .f . ReatOfaL. . - -r
BACH : BROTHER have removed to their New
Store next door to -J. Strang's Stove establish ment
They have just received a geaerat assortment of Iry
Goods, Clothina-, Hats and . Capsv .Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Crockery, Ac,, which he ofters for cash or
produce. . .- -.f-.:. i ; - . j -t ,,. ... . , .. 1
N. B. Wanted Butter, Ege, Baton, Lard. Floor. and;
Wheat, for whivb they pay the higbeea market price.
- Salem, Julv 19. 18.56. . , , 19tf
Banm ,& Brother,
FtONT STREET, Portland', opposite the" sfetropolm
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats, Boots,
and Shoes, Groceries. Ae. ; -f;-.--:.' 1 I i
N. B. All kinds of produce taken tQ. eschatige fbf
merchandise at the highest market price. , . lptf
. t Qv'aktks Mastkb Gksbkax's Ofpicb,
.'-r. -f V. . Salem, O. June 16. 185.- f ' 1
ALL persons harmg demands against the Qoarter
MKesIVp"t of Oregon Territory j are requested t
present their claims for adjustment, at the different offi
era, at their' earliest eonveaience.
'' 1 r 1 : JOSEPH W. DREW.
Ulf '' ' Qnarter Master General, 0.T.-V
. Take Notice. . ,
W ottered for sale at the store of the noderslgned
IW crates vrocsery, , . . , ,; , .
ixtuu ins. vt mte ngar,
' - 12500 It, superior Brown Bagar. - i -.i ..': -
. lseo I0S.S. I. Sogar, in kegs. ,
n Tv.joakegsSyrap, ' ,- - ' P.; K-.'u r.-;-100
boxes Snap, ,r - -S3
lags Coffee,'' .. . ..
10 eases pride anion Tobacco,
- - a 10a ds. wool Socks, ' Ci..t :-j't.i "V
1SO0 yds. Prints.
...1. i:300 " ..i damaged.' i : , . :-.
400 pieces silk Handkerchief. .
" " 50 boxes Saleratosv
1 ease Honey,. 1 i. I " 3 q ,
100 boxes Tea, very cheap, -71111
jdr lmr prim 1 inosj. 1 - f
.. , 130 yds. Carpet. . . . . . . -.
I ","".' 200 yds. Meriaoa. " " " .; ... .. .-;
', " 10 bales Gonney, '"..! .,
: " 40000 Kb. Lirerpool Salt.
. . G.BERNETHT,4 CfX -
.Oregon City Oct. 1,1856- ,; .. , . 30tf ; ; , ,
-. Statesaiani Book anal Joa Ofllee. '
WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printing north of California, and an extensive as
sortment of Jobbtso- M atkkiai. of every kind; and, with
master workmen, are prepared to execute promptly, and
in a vrorkman-liko manner, all orders in the above de
partments, saeh a ...
Books,. JBlasi Chbcxs. " ' " s
,P'B'-re, rf... oiXoTBaorHaKBvJi
Hanobills. Okdeb Books,
Bail. Ttckkts, ' -f , Stkambo'tBii.151.'
Cincctaas, -; - ; -' '.' Stkaxbo't Cards,
IjrvrraTKijra, K - ; ; ' ' Bills or Lais,
. Brsrsssa Camw, - '-';'" Cektificatks.,
- Bii-i.hkaos, ' . - Show Biljji,
; CbscDtr Bills, ;: Chkck1 Books, .'. "
: - PsOOItAJCBXS, ' . Bl'k Reckttts, j "",.' "
'' -ADtnuss Cakos. - . Dkafts, . -" . "'
Blaxks or all Kinds, Ac, Ac, 4c
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS.
law of Nevrtrapen.
' I. Subscribers who do not give express notice to tho
contrary, art considered as wishing to continue their
subscription. . . , - -
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued. Publishers
may continue to send theia till all charges are paid.
X If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pspera
from the office or place to which they are sent, they are,
held resoonsible until thev settle their bill and rive iu.
tice to discontinue them.,., . . - . ... :
4. Tf subscribers move to other places without informing
the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direc,
tion, they are held responsible. -
; 6. The. conrta have decided that refusingto take a pa.
per or periodica! from the office, or" removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of inteutioma
fraud. - " -
aa- Postmasters would oblige, bv a strict ftilfilTmpnt
of the regulations requiring them to notify Publishers
once in three mouths, of papers not taken from tfeja
office by sutecribers. -