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Cataiogue of Books and Stationery
FOU ttAt.K TtY ' 1
A. It. Slilitley & Co.,
1 A Boot Start. Ftml St., Vmiland, Oregon.
SCHOOL ROOKS.
RutnEii Sanders' old 1st. 2d. Hd, 41h, ami Mh.
and The You'lg Ladies'; Sanders' New 1-t. 1.1, H.,
4th aud ilh; Parkers' 1st, S.l. 3.1, nil aud oth; Mo
Muffcy' 1st, 1,1, 31. 4lh mid Alii.
Ki-KLur.iu.-Siiiidvrx' OIJ, Sanders Sew; Elemen
tary! lVimms Sanders Pictorial, School nml barker!.
lixouRAriiiK-v Mitchell's, Am it-nt nnl Modern, 1)1
ncy'. Mora's, McNallcy's, and .Moutcith' Lit and
Sditook.
M Tn:M iTKw Arithmetic Thomson's, Tables,
Mental, Analysis, Practical, ami Hi-ln-i; Davits' Pri
mary, lutcllcct'tal, School and I'uitcrsilv; Smith's
Coln.wu's lUy'ii Stoddard's; Davie AtarMira. Sur
veying, Geometry. Practical Mathematics, Mntb. Die.
tionarv. Loirie. of Mathematics, Analytical Geomctiy.
aud J'Uil,n!i v of Mallictnutic.
(IroiimuM. Green' Clarke's BaJlum Smith'
KirkamV Spencer's Tower's.
Piiilohoi-iiiks Parker's 1st Lcrtson, Juvenile am!
School; ComtM-k' Smith's.
Ilmniim. Wilson Juvenile, anil United States
Parley's Universal; Willard'a Universal, and Unite J
States,
LataVAcr. Ciwiprr Viratil; Andrew4 I.atin Rea
let; Viri Romir; Andrew' Latin Grammar; McVlin
tock's 1st and id lfck in l.ntin, mid do. in Greek: An
thnu's Greek Grammar and Reader; John-am' Cicero.
Kastpiclle French. Gr.tmn.ar and Header; Woodbury'
German Gram v.r and Iteidcr. Yclcniaipie. Greek Tes
tament; French, sclt'tnijjit; Summite's Trench Dic
tionary; Andrew' l-atin do. I.iddell A Scott a Greek
do. Anthon's Classical do. Smith' do do. j
DttnavtniKs Webster's St hool , Hi-rh iW, Am'
ilemie, University, R nal vo, Unabridged and Cohbs
Pocket.
MiseKM.AsKoi-si Mattion .stronmy. Newman'
Rhetoric, Wood's Botany. Kanie' Klemenu of frit
tcism. Parker' Aid in Composition, Parker's Exer
cises. Rrookftrld's Composition. McF.lli-.rott' Vmnn
Analyser, do. An.tlvti.-al Manual. Parker' Wotd
Builder. Mayhew's l! k Keeping. Wajland" Mortl
Science. Pafev' Natural Tlie.Joy. Blake's A grit-til"
tnre for Schools. I'pliatit's Intrllecttinl Philosophy.
Mohan do, do. Milton; Young; Pollock; and Thomp
on; (Edition for Schools) Cutter Anatomy ami
Physiidogy. American Icbatcr. Newman' Political
Economy. Hitchcock' Geology. Great variety of
Speaker and Klorntion. All kind- of S hool Station
ery; State of all ni'es; lravinr It xk; lrainqr
l-aner: Pefr.d faid B rl; Hn-t.il Hoard; Pencil
and llrnshe; 0trn' Colors; lnktand, every ize
nd style, Ac, Ac, A' v.
SHsuKi.T.AXKora noni'.
!rtroitT nanrn!t's United State. oume
BUdrtrtb' do, do, i volum.is. Knot Pit torial United
Stale. Taylor V do, do, do. Kotta' Hi-.!. Iterolntion.
Peterson" ao. Wilson's United Slates. "A illnrd do.
Mlxt. Indian War United St-tt.-. W iltard' Unirersal
History. Uuller do do, Itotteck's I list. World 1 or
1 ruin me. Ko!in' Ancient History. Parr do, do.
Hume's KnIand. M.icanlny" d .. complete. Die ken
Child's do. I.in.-mrd's do. tiildton' Koine. l'An
biTne't Reformation. H:im' M. K. t'lmrch. Allison'
Knrope. 1st and td Series. Prcsoitt Works. Rnrth-r'
Hist, of Ucliffions. Hist, of Omneil of Trent. J.v-e-pbtt.
All of Abbott' Historie. HHtorical t."aUin-t.
tJMeen of Spain, yiieens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
l'onpiet, Itrace'a Hungry. kidderV lira ill. Kn
bank Brazil. Parley' Universal. History of I'rn
ade Ancient kyptiaiM. ll.illaius li.KIIe Aze.
History for Itiv. limner C hild's United Stale.
Loiii!;" Field llook of RevoVrtiiin.
fti.t,KArHV. Plntarch' Live. Life Brant. Won
dertnl 1'haractrr. Crent and t'elebrated t lisractcrs.
Live of the SiKiier. Aut-Jaof.-r.ii.liy ol FinU-y. 1 a
martine' I'elebrnU'd Characb rs. Lite of Adam Clarke,
do Bishop H'-ddin. do Nielmhr. do t it'll. Harrison,
do lauiel B-Kine. do Uobeils. do ltfayette. t.'m
tainsof Uoman Kepublic and Old World Dr. ( IijI
mer, 4 vols. Live of H-tmtmldlx. Mm. Rwrw,
M-aart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life ami Time of I lay;
Irving' Washington. Kminent Meehanii-. Live of
Chief Justice. Josephine. Napoleon. Charles loimh.
Jlckon. tJen. lireen. Joan of Are. laidy Janetirey.
J. t. Adam. Jiilienne. Ihinirl Webster: King of
Rome. Kins and Vneen. Licbmtz. Live of the
Pope, l'rescotl Philip Id. Mary and Martha Wash
fairtoit. Pioneer Women of the Wet.
TnavitT.. Hnek' Ciiina. Aram-anian. Stephen'
TSrf-t- Olin Travel. Mnneo Park. Nile Ntte. :
Adventures tin Musomto Shore. Buyard Taylor' Trav
el. I urlin's Travels in the Kt.
Soikxtimc. Braii-le' Knct-loH-dia. Physical t'eoa;.
faphy of the Sea. Wood' N'atnral H i-t-r-. I.irdm-r
1-ecture. Useful Art--. Cosmos. Matlii-inatical ie
titinary. liv'if of Mathematics. Wonder of Science.
Mitcheil Planetary and Stellar World. L-omi' Re
cent Projrres of Atrnomy. Smith' Dictionary of
Art and Science. Kn'atnk's" Hydraulics, lhck's work.
Varicms work on Architecture.
l'orrav- r.ypm varvou rtyles. Sliakc-ieare, do.
Milton, do. "Burn, d. Ileninn. do. Moore, do.
Thompson. Yonns. l"ol'.ock. Tapper. Cowicr. ltH-.
Campuell. Wad-worth. tssian. Montgomery. Kaik
White. Female Poet of Knjjloiid. d xdo. AuMt tt a
nd many other.
Boos OF IfKrERFN'cT Cyt !-ie.lia of 'eorraphy.
d.d-. Fine Arts. do. th. Biosrraphy. Useful Art.
McColloeh' ;r.etteT. Harpt-r's Univeral ttazetteer.
FnlTT and AaRicTLTi'Kat Klliot's Fruit Book
Thomas' do. IViwrnina' do. Barry do. I"eent'ei
Farmer and tianlt-ner. Fruit. Flower nnd e.cret.ilile
t"arih'ner" Companion. Allen on the tirap. Panl e
on Strawberry. Florist" liu-Je. Ann-ri'-an Farm Book.
A lUn's l.me-aic Animals. All of Sa.t.n"s Hand Bovks.
Woik on Horse. Cattle. Sheen, H.nr, Ac.
THi.tviicAt. A RKLHiioi-. Harmony and Exioi
tion of t;ieU. Neander" Life of Cliri-t. But er'
W.trks. Knapp" Christian Theoloiy. Western Mcth
odwn. Morris Miwellanie. lecture on llontttDisin.
Brand of IVmi:iic ItuJe. Klliot on Romanism. Barnes'
Notes. Clarke" Commentary. Heas-m's do. Jay's
Kxpreise. Watson's liLstiltite. Lai-raliee's Kvideniir.
Butler" Ethical IVisronrxe. korers' Kclipse if l-".irtb.
do. Kcasoa and Faith. Foster' Chri-t. Perfection.
Bakir on Di-sciniine. Writings of Armiiiins. Juhn's
Biblical Archarottjry. Biides, all sizsand iri-e, from
H tt fi"). Te-i.tments, tTM variety. M'tiiodist
Hymn. Chri-tian Hymn Book, t hurch I'salmistr
Plyra-Mith Collection. Svicct Mcludic. Chri-tian
PiihnLsL
Mrmciu-Buchin' Fami'y Tlijsician. Udro
pathic dt. Homo?pathio Work.
MiscELLANEOi-. Cn.ttutuns L"nilsd Stat-J-Mavhew's
Popular Kdneathm. Cnil:e's Syuonem.
Piatt' tttok or C'iriisitics. Odd Fellow' M.iim'il.
Headier Work. 14 vols. jrr. TutiiiU's, 6 Vols. Lay
ard's Nineveh. Billow's Useful Arts. Hxsv.i ll' En
gineer Guidt. American Institutions, l'uni.i.t of
Knowledse. Park Madison. lVinvinn Antiquitie ;
Way Pawn Kast. l'yu-hurt. Ike Marvel' Work. J
Sanderson' C-k and' t "onfet tioner. Country Kambles
in England. Tales and Reverie, an excellent TetnjH?r
ance Book." Money Maker. Kscaped Nun. New
Kir. Hick Wilson. Mrs. Hale"- New Cook Book. Mil
ler Old Red Sindstone. do. Footprint of t'reat-r.-,
Yoirnjr Ladie" Counsellor. Youns Man' do. Pictorial
Catechism. Ttiomsou" Isa t. o Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Bk- Captive in l'st ijonio. The Ameri
ca) Housewife. Haif Hour with Old H-unphn-yj
Athens; it timndenr and IVeay. Mr. Setlwick'
Ketlwood. do. New-Fn?. Tale. "Uncle Sm' Farm
Fem-e. Artimr's Siicer-ful Merchant, do. Tal. Mr.
Iartiqeton. Horace Tnuv-Utiun. Virxil do. Mr. Cur
len Work. Heroine of Histtirj-. l.ar.d and Sea
Ieek and Port. Sea and Sailor. Slip and Shore.
Naval Life. KUr Paper. Masonic Chart. Irvinx'
Colitmbn. Long Look Ahead. City of. New York
Living t Tutors of America. Young Man Adried. Mis
sions is Tonaia and Kefree. Trath Stran?er Than Fic
tion. Knout and the Rassian. Hydrapathie Co.ilc
Book. Death Bed Scenes. t"i:t B ok"for Vi:nr Men.
do. do. Ladie. Anecdotes for Giri. no. do. Boj-s.
Yoann llasltand. do. Wife. do. Mother, do House
keeper. Sigonrner Letter Yonnr Indies, do do
do Mother. Arthur's 6 Nutit with the Washinsto.
aian. Manly lliaraeter, by Peck, tiovernnient of
Children. Mr. Ellis' Works. How to be a Lady. How
to be a Man. Gold and Soapel. Pilfrrim' pPMrrma
Footprint of Famfi Men. Charlotte- Klizaheth
Work'. Advice to Yonnir Men. Pcasaiit Boy PhiloHO.
pher. Abbott Marco Paul Book, do Franonia
Merchant' Ianguter. ."Gop Fable. ScottL-h Chief
Arabian Night. Robinson Crusoe. Rollo Bonk. M.
titer's Uuide. Fern' Mormon. The Oil Inn. Con
flict of Aire. Don Quixote. Pan! and Virsrinia. Amer
M Deltr.ter. Fern Leave. Tri-colored Sketche in
Pari. Chamber' Information for the People. M1
Tille' Reditu rn, Typee. Marnt. Omne, and W. ite Jot ke
Barnes Miscellanies. Wendell' Blackstonc. Sab. IViy
Wiscellanics, Ijotus F.atinp. by Cnstis. Bancroft's Mis
cellanies. Jerrold Men of Character. Miller' First
Impression of Kujrland. Kirwin's Letter t- Bishop
Hughes. Coom'w' Constitution of Man. Mi Beeeh
" Becei-.tt. do Calisthenics. Kcll Smith Abroad.
And a nuralicT of others too numerou to enumerate.
Constantly receiving laree additions to the forgoing;.
SrATtoSEKT. Foolscap Paper great variety. Ix-t-tcr
dodo, plain and itilu Note do, d. il-, do." Envel
ope all style. Ink all kind. Pen arid Holder
(Treat variety. Blank B-x'ks all sizes and etyle.
MemorcndaiiM. Diarie. Pa B-xtk. Time Book.
Paper Cutter, do Polder. Shippinsr Receipt Bwiks.
Lithographic Irint a larpe variety. Wrapptnjr Pa
per srood varU;ty. Wafers. Sealing Wax, Ac, Ac.
Finally, w have a cood variety of
Mote Books. New Carniina Sam. Alpine filec
Sintrer. Dulcimer. Choni tl'ee Book. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tor. Guitar do. Flute do. Accordon do. Violin do.
Melodeon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet
Music.
And the most varied assortment of Statioxekt ever
offered in Oregon.
KW This t- ck i all bought in New York and other
Eastern ciuc - and is sold at
XTXIFORM PRICES.
y We keep on hand School Boos in lar?e quan
tities, toirether with mo-t of the publication of
Hari-eb BttoniEKs;
i-ERBt; A JiCKsox;
"Insos A PnrssEv;
Puit.Lir.-J A S.tufts;
A. S. Barnes A Co.;
Miller, oktos i Ml"luox;
Le.vrt & Getz;
Pctsaw;
ArrxExox; and others.
J- We ask your patr-maire. If nnalile to visit n
and examine our stock. youror.OKR will he attended to
on the aE tesim.s as if you bought in terson.
( We have arrangements ly which, in the course
of tne faU, we rfiatl he able to funiii-n tanst of the new
works issued by the eastern publisher within 20 days
after publication. Erery stt-amcr will brin some new
wirk. We are also pcnair-d to furnish, hereafter, the
fullowinir Magazines at Publisher's rates and Post.iie:
Harper' New Monthly f3 int
lutnam's " " 3 l
Utdies Reno-itory, 2 00
Godey's Lady's B-jok, 3 00
Subscription Li rts will be open for these, and other
Magazine, till the lost steamer in November- Send us
your names and addresses, with the suliseription price
of anv periodica!, and it shall be f trwar-led.
Notice .to .lmportra of U-jnpqva
rtutr i,lu...i'siiiiti l. ,? ,1 9 sj .
of ft. D. Htusdala, sailed from UmiHiua river "It
for S.m Francisco, on the Cth of May, and Intend
BinkhifC regular trip betern these two (tort.
It I only necessary we believe, to remind the Impor
ters of I'm pnna that this vessel the I'mpqna I the
Hrst ever lauiichetl on the water of the Urapqti. to In
sure their patronage and an p port. This vessel will dis
charge her cai at Hcottsburff, noil at the rate she In
tends to carry frelnht, will not only save the shipper
very considerable Item, but save hint the transportation
np the river, and thereby enable him to receive his (roods
without so mneh handling as heretofore. In line, the
Schooner Umpipia. of Scottuburs;, ia reel Umpqua
craft and beiiis; the first on the list In this great reform,
eonlldently relies upon all the Umpqua for snppurt and
eueonrnRcment.
For Irelnhtor pffepplytn Allan.MrKlnlayACn.,
ScottslHir;, or to Hie Capt. on Itoanl. Merehanta wish
iiiK to ship from San Frunelseo, ran apply to Allan,
Lowe A Co., Ll'2, Clny t., or to the CapUin.
Sirottsbiir;. May S7, ISaO. lSf.
' HlnrkHinltlis and others, Loolt.
ALLAN M. KIM.AYA CO. have now on hand a
larjte and well selected stock of
Bar Iron, t't Steel, , ,
llore shoe do., ' Orrmnn dcL,
Nailrtldtt . PlotiKhdo., ,
Plate do..
And Intend to keep np the assortment no a to antt the
wants ol customer, tilre n call, and you will And
tliitt tie not only have the fullest stock, hot will aril
' a cheap a the cheapest." We are constantly rereiv
Ins; addition to our assortment, so a to replace what
I sold. '
(Hvtron City, Dee.?3. l.1n. ' 41tf
lleiiry Johnson Jt Co.
W HOLESALE DRIOOIHTS.
(lid Washington Street. San Francisco.) '
o
,fl"cr for sate to the cmntry trade, tlie lare-t stork
of iroodt In their line on the PaelHc rt:t comprl-
sins Dnm. Chriuirals, Perfumery. Patent Medicine of
all kind. Brtishea, Paint. Oil. Class. Turpentine, and
every article aptertainln to the business. Ilavin sn
periiir fut ilities for ohlainlnjr their ffood they think
they can oiler Inducement t buyer unequalled by
any other house.
. Order respectfullr ollcited. , . 4ly
I'ovrrtcr.
1XTE havea laroe nil of powder In hand.
V . tiKO-ABEIiNETUY CO.,
Oreitnn City. Nor. IS, l. S7tf . ,
Dentistry.
TAR. J. R. CARB-WKLL. IVnUl Sorreon
U Co.-mlll, will practice In hi profes
sion, nt f 'm-reUh. EHgtnt Vtlm, l mraes-
Srnlttburr.nnAJackmmntlr. Skill
, onqoeatiouable;
charjres.restvectable; wttrk, warranted,
ed. and advice riven free of charjre.
Teem exam in
I hie notice siren of change of otnee.
April 2H. 1AA.
Ttf
low UecelTlnK
rpUF. following articlea from Bark Ocean Bird and for
J. saic tow.
Ail rros matt-he ;
l.'.OlteRsol svmtw;
Ad ht. bid. N. l. u(tr ;
10 bids, crushed angar ;
All boxe candle ;
ID bbl. viurgtr ;
20 ces tea ;
11 dt. brooms;
Jo do. hiH-Vtt;
J case men's Bne calf boots j
1 calf brogana ;
1 gnat
S boys bnnran :
3 " youths' calf bmgaa;
I " women Morocco bonts ;
1 " - imiuthm boot ;
J Misc'bttt:
pair children' shoe ;
11 straw cutter;
21 grain cradle ;
I reaper:
I two borne thresher;
GEO. ABERNETnT A CO.
Oregon City. June 1. ISA. 13tf.
Stovea, StoTea, Tin Ware.
r!!K nnderslpnetl. respectfully nnVifles the citizen of
J. Linn Comity and Territory" of tlregon that he ha
permanently located in l-ebanon, and Is neiTd to sell
the foilowins article, as cheap a any establishment
in the Territory, via:
cooAV.vre. 'parlor, but An office
STOI ES. 77.V JA' JAPAXElt WARE.
Coptier, Brittania, Imn and Wood Ware of all kinds,
nnd Aim other irlnt too nnmermi to mention.
He i a!o prepared to attend to all jobbing in the
above branches on i-hort notice and in a workman-llke-maniTer.
M v motto is onick sales an J smalt profit.
W. PHILLIPS.
I-ebsnon, Linn Co.. O. T. ' Sstf
111 Feruu
HATING rmrchning atrent - receipt or claim
aeainst the Commiary Department, or axainst
that department while perfitrming lnartersmastcr's du
ties in Middle or Southern Oregon, who have not receiv
ed a proper voucher for the same will please forward to
thi oilier without delay a bill of the article old to the
xnvernment with a certificate at the bottom of the Mil
that the nme t just and correct, with the name of the
pirty sellin? appended to the certiHeat and bill, in
et.tsin? at the s.ime time the same time the purchasing
am-nC receipt fttr the same, or otherwise the claim
may not lie presented to the Commissioner for adjust
ment ami the parties interested lose the same.
M. M. McCARVKR, CanwuMSiu-y Om l. O. T.
CoMMiKr tSitxVa Orrtce, I 84tf
Salem. Oct. ?7, VV. f
Notice. i -.
1"tlI"S judm" tV Supreme Court, of the Territory of
. Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on
the ninth day of January, eirtiteen hundred and liftr
seven, do fix and appoint IHstrict Court, to be held in
villTiceof llnsebnrir, in theeoimtyof Donor'aa n the
first Mondaya.of March, May, September and Novem
ber.annually, until otherwise ordered. and do limit the
duration of said term toaix dav each.
CEO. H. WILLIAMS. Chief Jntce.
44tf M. P. PEA DY, Associate Justice.
THIW. RT!tt.lJ
6. Francisco. ,
nmntT iw.
ROBKKT A. f.W,
PorUand. Oregon.
Remolds Law.
IT rnOLESALE iVracer and Commisson Merchant
V and dealers in Orr&m Product, comer Kearny
and Jackson Street. San Francisco.
mr Advances made on Conignment.
- Refer to J. FAILING A CO., Portland.
4 .tin, paid
Salt! Salt!!
OC TONS ''San OuentinM SALT. In about 8 and
vU 100 lb. bag, int received and for sale very cheap
ALLAN McKINLAY & CO. .
Oi-cgon City, Dec. fi, ISM.
. lN'otice. . :
THE Commissary's Office at Portland will be closed
in a few days, and the papers and book of the of
fice sent to the Commissary General's OAoe, at Salem;
at which place for the future, account again the
Commissary' Department for tne Northern or Southern
war of Oregon, will be Kent for adjustment. And all
person or ofticer having claim or accounts to settle
with or against mid Department, wiH please forward
tliem to that place for adjustment, without delay; a I
desire to he prepared at a early a period a possible, to
make my final report of the late war to the Governor,
and close the oflive for the last or present war ia Ores
gn. M. M. MeCA RVEJl, Com'j Gen'l.
lorH:ind. O. T.. Ag. ?!Hh, 1S56.
ictf
Truth 3Iut and Will Prevail.
VLL re that are in search of truth, and believe in
Progression, will be well paid ley calling and pur
chasing any of the following works, which I bare just
received from Va lentine A Co., San Francisco, to-wit:
Discussion on Spiritualism between Brittan A Rich
mond. Compendium of the Theological and Spiritual
writing of Swedenborg. Spiritualism scientifically
demonstrated, by lrof. Hare. The Shekinah, by Brit
tan. A I vric of the Golden Age, a pnen. by Rev. T. I
Harris. A 1 vric of the Morning Land, by Harris. Epic
of the Starry Heavens.hy Harris. Buchanan' Anthro
pology. Dynamic of Magnetism. Religion of Man
hood. Healing of the Nations, by Talmage A IJnton.
Vitrbtsideof Nature. Theory of Pneainatnlorr. Nattv.
a Spirit. The Celestial Telegraph, or the Secret of
. 1... . L t it. I- V. - - nm n.
the Lire to t ome. fi m ; i-uric! i nv r it-
grimage of Thoma Paine and other to the 7th circle
in the spirit world, by Rev. C. Hammond. ALSO A.
J. Tvis" works, comprising his last work, called the
PENETRALIA r being Harmonical answers to impor
tant question. ALSO Mrs. French and Mr. Mettler
ClairvuJ'ant Jieuicine. r. ts. noLuan",
Agent for the Spiritual Telegraph."
Oregon City, Oct. 14. 185. S3tf
Oak BowerKunery.
TIFrOXS wL-hing to avail themselves of the oppor-
I ' . r. . r .1 ...I,,; n a-w.it fmil vtll DnJ U .-JlT .-
their advantage to call npon the undersigned at his
1 1. . UllLimfilt FtfAP ti V mllu.k .A..
vallis. uxn the Linn County side. My trees are of the
most thrifty growth, and of the best variety to be found
upon this coa.-U
Come and sec them If you don't pnrcha.se.
Sytf Wil. McTLREE.
D
R.l"TSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSAR-
SAPAIULX.A and YKLdAIW UOCK.at
9 w.a.NjtriHacuD.
John S. Edwards,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Washington City, D.
will attend to all business entrusted to hi care.
lie-lore the several Departments the Supreme Court of
tne L niten ttaies, or courvt oi ine fmmct w ioiumoia.
trn, Particular attention given to the . claisns of sol
diers for services, or for Bounty Li""F."j "
Refers ti Cen. Lane and iiOfr r v.j 48mVpaid
! I.er'i Petroltin, ar Rack Oil, '
CEl.EBRATED for It wonderful Curative Power.
A Natural Rrmntw, procured from a well In A I
leghany CO.. Pa., foor hnudred feet Iwlnw the earth'
urfnett. Put up and sold by SAMUEL M. KIER, Canal
nasin, seventn street, I'lttsinirgn, Ia.
The healthful balm from Nature's secret spring,
The bloom of health and life to man will bring (
A a from her depth the magic, liquid flow,
To calm our mini-ringa and assauge our woe.
The Petroleum ha been fully tested. It was placed
before the public aa a remedy of wonderful eflleaey
Every one not acquainted with it virtue, doubted It
healing properties. The cry of humbug wa raised
against It. It had some triced those that were cured
through it wonderful airency. These spoke out in It
favor. The lame, through It Instrumentality, were
made to walk the blind, to lee. Those who had milfer-
ed for year nmler tlie torturing pain of RheiimatUmi
(lout. Neuralgia, were restored to health and usefulness.
Several who were blind have been made to see, the evi
dence of which will Is) placed Isrfore yon. It yon still
have doubts, gn and ask those who have been cured !
Some of them live in our midst, and can answer for
themselves. In writing altont a medicine, we are aware
that we should write "MYuth that we shmtld make no
statement that cannot Ik proved. We have tlie wit
nesses: crowd of them, who willteatlfy In terms strong
er than we can write tlsrm, to the eflleacv of thl reme
dy; who will testify that the Petroleum " haa done for
tllem what no medicine ever could before : case that
Were pronounced hoiele, and beyond the reach of re
mediate mean : caae abandoned by physician of nn
questioned celebrity, have been made to exclaim." this
I tne mo i woooertiil remeay ever olseovetro !" it e
will lv before you the certificate of some of the most
remarkalde rases t to give them all, would require more
spare than would lie allowed by this circular. Since
the Introduction of the l"ctrolriim, many physician
have been convinced of iUrfflt'acy.and now recommend
It in their practice ; and we have no doubt that it will
stand at tlie head of the list of valuable remedies. If
the phvsician do not recommend it, tlie people will
have ft n themselves : tm it tranreiidsnt power to
heal trill and amsf become known and appreciated
when the voices of the cured speak out ; when the cure
themselves stand mil In hold relief, and when he who
for year baa softened with the torture and pang of aa
Immetlh-able lesion, that ha been shortening hi day,
and hastening him to the narrow house appointed
for all the living," when he speaks out In It praise, who
will doubt it t Tne Petroleum t a Natural Remedy t It
I put np as It Hows from the bosom of the earth, with
out any thing being added to or taken from it.
II get its ingredient from the td of substance
which passu over In it secret channel. They are
blended together ia mch a form a to defy all human
com petition. The Petroleum ia thi reaneet i like Min
eral Waters, whose virtue in most chronic diseases are
arknowUrige!, not only by physicians, but by the com
munity at large. These angular fluid flowing oat of
the earth. Impregnate! with medicinal substances of
different properties, and holding them in such complete
solution a to require the aid of Chemistry In order to
detect them, lar ample proof to the fact that they are
compounded by the master hand of Nature, for the alle
viation of human suffering aad disease. If Petroleum is
medicine at all. It I a good one, for Nature never half
doe her work ; and that It i a medicine of nncqtialrd
Cwer. we have the most abundant testimony. It will
used when many of the new remedies now In vogue
will have been fonrotten forever. It will continue to he
ascd and applied as a remedy as long as man continues
to be afflicted with disease. That it will cure every dis
ease to which we are liable, we do not pretend ; but
that It wilt cure a great many disease hitherto Incura
ble, is a fart which is proven by the evidence In it fa
vor. It discovery is a new era -in medicine, aud
ill inure to the health and happiness of man.
Scnorvt.. Tlie Petroleum I a great medicine In
Scrofula and King's Kvil. In all those disease having
their orlrin in a depraved condition of tlie blood and
ether fluid of the body. It will cure pain and enlarge
ments ia the bone and Joints, hltttc he, bile. Erysipe
las, phnple on the face, tetter, scald-head ring-worm,
and the various; skin diseases. It ha cured mimema
ease of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Ac. Several
ease of Rheumatism of years' standing, have been en
tirely cored. A woman ia Franklin Co.. Pa., wa
cured of rheumatic alTection of seven year' standing ;
the disease waa so acirravated a to ennflne her to bed
during the greater rt of that time. She la now well
and considers herself entirely restored.
MiscwLtannm-s thnarnoNS. No 1 tetter remedy ran
be found anywhere for barn and scald, the pain
of which it immediately relieve, and restore the parts
ana aispnses inem 10 neai.
Old Sore and I'lcers will be removed by the dally ap
plication and administration of Petroteum.
Worms. In dose of fifteen or twenty drop adminis
tered to children of two or three years old. or upward,
two or three time daily. It will remove worm. It i a
certain remedy against Tape Worm and Aacaritle
In grown persons, ia which case the duae must be a tea
spoortftil. Bronchitis and Athma can Is relieved by the Petro
leum. The distressing onngh. night sweats, nod diffi
culty of breathing, are removed by its use in a very short
time.
Fever and A gne The Petroleum ha been nsed In fe
ver and ague with complete ane.ee ss. It will he found a
certain and effective remedy in that troublesome and un
manageable disease. The dose in such cases ia a tea
spoonf ul in any pleasant vehicle every three hours, in the
aletem-e of the fever.
Tooth-ache. A few drop dropped on cotton, and
placed in the cavity of tlie aching tooth, will relieve it
immediately.
Croup. By saturating a flannel cloth with the Petro
leum and apjdying it to the neck and breast, it will give
immediate relief.
It i also an invaloalile remedy is the different forma of
Scarlet Fever to Isb used locally, a in case tt croup.
Neuralgia, in it vari'Sis kinds, in cured by the free ap
plication along the painful tract of nerve. In that spe
cie of nenrnlgia denominated spbial irritation the Pe
troleum ha given permanent relief, by rubbing with
it night and morning.
Com. For corns this remedy has been nsed with com
plete success: the plan of using it is to saturate a piece
of cotton with the ltrnleitm. and tie it upon the Corn.
Thcern shrnild be pared down every two or three day,
and tbsr Ietnklema applied until all too Iwrdae
ha-beert absorbed. .... i
Dibkctioks for the internal and local administration
of the IN-trolenm. Diarrbo-. The dc in this disease
is a tea-spoonful every third htmr until the purging
cease. In old chronic rasea.lt will only be necessary to
take the medicine three time a day.
Pile. The mode of administration In PUes is to give
the Petroleum three time a day internally, and apply
twice a dav externally, to the tumors. Where the Pile
are of long standing and much hardened, a drachm of
Iodine may be added to eacn Dome, to oe nsca as a local
application. When the Pile are Internal the Petroleum
should lie injected with a syringe into the rectum.
Deafness. Drop ten drop into the earnt bed-time and
stop the ear with cottoj or wool.- The ear shmtld be
syringed out with snd made of castile soap and warm
water, twice a week.
For Burns and ScaMi Apply the Petrolenm freely
oyer the burnt or scalded part. In disease of the
bladder and kidney, the dense Is a tea-spoonful three
times a dar.
For old Sore and Clcerst-Apply the Petrolenm morn
ing and at bed time. ' Keep the sore or ulcers clean, by
washing them daily with rastite oap and warm water.
For sore and iaflamed eve. The Petroleum should be
applied two or thrf-e time a day to the a fleeted eye and
a drop or two be allowed to get under the lid. . Where
there ia a acrofliiloua tendency It must be taken inter
nally, in dosea of a te-poonful. three lime a day.
For Covgha. Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption The
dose ia a tea-spoonful, to be given three tisae a day.
In Cholera Morbus, give a tea-spoonful every hour un
til the vomiting and purging cease.
la Rheumatism, Neuralgia, !"!?. Contraction of the
Limb and Joint. and white sweuing-Tae 1-etrotenm
i to be freely tabbed on the affected parts at least twice
a day with a flannel rag;, aad, if convenient, before
a warm Rre. It should also be given Internally, In dose
or a lea-spoonmi, inree tune a nay.
. For sale at the Salem Drug; Store, br
. May, 13-0tf. . W. K. SMITI! CO.
Graffenbers Mediciae,
GRAFFENBERG Sarsaparilla, Uterine Catholicln. '
- Dysentery Syrnp, Consump. Balm.
- Pile Ointmeut,
Health Bitters,
." ' Kyis Uion, Ac, Ac.
To be fonnd at the Agency of the Company at
. W. K. SMITH CO.a '
D
,R. TOWN SEND "8 Sarsaparilla, at
B W. K. SMITH & CO. S.
M
CLASS'S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills, at
9 w. Iv. tsMlill tu.8.
D
ft OSGOOD'S India Chotagngne, and lr. 'Jones'
American Cholagoguo, at W. K. SMITH & CO. S,
MOFFATS life pill and hitters, and Bernard dys
entery syrup, and Wistara lialsam of wild cherry,
a . w. iv, nxiiu a iu. .
DR. J. A YRE8' celebrated cherry pectoral, for cough,
cold, and consumption, at W. K. SMITH it CO.'S.
M
EXIC'AN Mustang Linament, G. W. Merchant's
garlingou. ' a , v. rv. Ctilitn t.ij.-s.
TURE White Ix-ad, raw and burned Umber, Chrome,
X -Green aad Yellow and other paint, at - .
W. K. SMITH A (XL'S. '
JpERFUMEItY.at
W. K. SMITH & CO.T3.
JAYNE'S alternative, expectorant, and pills, cod liver
oil, castor oil, sweet on, at W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
AYNE'S carminative balsam. A fine remedy for
ayseniene, sununer vompiainu, r nix. tc., ai
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
" AYNE'S Hair Tonic, at
W. H. SMITH & COS.
B
ARilY'S TRICOPHEROUS, for sale, at
W. K. SMITH & CO.'S..
1CARPAS Acoostic oil; a sure cure for deafness; for
J sale at 9 v. rv.. bmh h cu.'s.
TACKSON'S Pile ointment aud Tetter Embrocation, a
as sure cure lur uic swvc uiseassctt, a.
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
RL'SHTON'S Cod liver oil, for consumption, for sale
at 8 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
)ETR0LUM . or Rock oil, jnt received , and for sale at
a w. iv. s.m i t h a co. a.
"1HR0MB Yellow. Prussian Bine, Drop Blacks,
W iuuu luaccs, I'aint itrusnes, ana uanay, at
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
rANDYKE Brown, raw Umber, burnt Umber, T. D.
Leaner. Gold, Leaf, Silver Leaf, and Bronzes, at
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
INSEED oil, spirit turpentine, alcohol, and tooth I
J brushes, at 9 W. K. SMITH A C0.S. J
r ,1 WXk Dil.- rsr rTr
ATTORNriTS ANtt COUlTOELORfl AT LAW AND
Solicitor In Chancery, Corvalll O. T.
I. M.BMirn. Sltf B.C. D4Mt.
; M. W. Mitchell,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW, EU
i. gene City. 1.SII Countp.O.T.
Surgical.
JI.fl00i.RS, lUi P.. rtrg5a Ae. FPT.CIALTY
.llEASE3 OF THE ACVE.- Corvalll. Oregon,
I Septemher 'S3, lR'ifl. . . . If. itri
Im ffraieiua AdTertiiiBi Amct
" P. FISHFIT. Iron building. oppoite Pacific Rxprcsa
jj i mice, up stair, r lie oi an uie principal i apr "i
California aud Oregon may lie round ut this office. Mn
L-tl i.. .1.- ...it. ! i t r... .1.. ...t.n.UH
tnilCT IS lUIIIUMMTIl A(t;iItF wit hhhmwh.
Chester If. Terry, v
I A TTORXET AT LAW, SALEM, OREGON. COM
yVfmlssliHier of Deed, and to take testimony, ao
knowlrdgment. Ac, Ac. for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
Michigan, California and Washington Territory, let
ters of Attorney, aud all other instrument of writing,
drawn on short notice.
ft. Particular attention paid to taklluT deposition;
rollevtion of Note, AeeneuU, Ae. . .. , 32U r
Boise 4 eEwai, : i
! A TTORNEYS AXTI rOINSE!A)RS AT LAW. SO
JY llcltors In Chauccry, Proctors, Ac, lq Admiralty.
Portland. Oregon. ' 4.itf.
W. n. Farrar, .. 1
ATTOnNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. SO-'
llcltor In Chancery and Admlraltr. Office on Front,
street, next dtM north of Stark St., Portland, Oregon.
HordinR 4 Grorer, i i-
ATTORNrTl'S AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, ANTI
Solicitor in Chancery. Office near the Court-house,
Salem, O.T. . ,
.Get. I. Sftfll.
A TTORNBT AND tX)UNSF.I)tt At LAtv", A!I1
XI. Solici la Chancery, will practice In the various
raurta of Oregttu aa4 WaahmatoB "Territories. Office.
Bales, O. T.
Belatoi Smith,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor In Chancery, will promptly attend to all
business pertaining to bis profession in the first Judicial
I Nstrii-t, and brftwe the Supreme Court of Oregon.
Office, Albany, Linn County. O.T.
N. R. When not at hi office, or absent on profes
sional business, he may be found at hi residence, Ave
tnlles-son th -east of Albany, on what it known aa the
'Grand Prairie.'" . 1
W. 8. Broth.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor In Chancery, will practice In the various
courts In this Territory, and promptly attend to the eoK
lection of all claim against the United State, through
an efficient agent residing at Washington JL'ity. ODiue
I L- ft. , a 1 .
in &u?euv v ity, tti oe vtmut, r. a.
II. E. St ration,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice In the various
J. court of southern Oregon, and In the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
: Orrtca In lecr Creek. Thmgl county. O. T. Resi
dence 6 mile north of Winchester, on the Willamette
road. . i . i 1 t '
N. B. Bttnnty Ijind WarranU obtained for claimants
en reasonable term. 1MI
A J. THAYER, AUarmtumntl Ctmntrlar at tMc.anJ
rV Seliritnr ia t'Atm-rry. Office over J. C. Avery
Store, MeJasKt., Corvallia. IKtf :
I Ctaadwlctt fciaibba,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So"
tleitor In Chancery, Ae. Offices at Winchester and
Gardiner. S. P.Chiwick, Winchester, INrnglaa Co.,
O. T. A.C. Giaas, Gardiner, Umpqua Co., O. T.
Nov. 9. 1SS6. . . Sitf
Pillow 4 lout,
WATCHMAKERS. Salem. Repairing prompt
Ir and neatly done. Jewelry nianufac- 7-J
tured. 14tf , -. Q
Mrdical. t!
T.Jj WRIGHT A E. TU STONE, having atsra-iated
together In practice, respectfully tender their ser
vice to the people of Benton and Linn desiring to se
cure the favor of the afflicted by success enf. Offliw
near J. O. Avery's store, Corvalll. II It-paid
William A. Uoulder,
TEACHER of French aad English, Freuch Prairie,
Marion county, O. T. ly7
A. B. Iloilotk,
ARCHrTECT AND BUILDER, ItlRTLAND, O. T.
Designs, plan, spec-itlcation, Ac, furnish ed on
reasonable term.
O. K- COLB. '
. C. ALKXiynER.
C BATTLE.
mC a, llciaadat, 4 Co.
WHO J.EM A t.E AXfl RETAIL HEALERS IX
UEXERAL MERCHAXDtSE AXD
Mf PRODI VE. VORVAIU.IS, O. T.
"iVilllatu C. Uriswold Ac Co.,
M
ERCIIANTS. 8ALM. OREtWN TERRITORY.
W. O-SBISWOLn, 2'itf C. . WOODWORTH. '
. Euene Citr.
H
ORACK E. LAY'RENCE, Proiirietorof the Eugene
City Hotel. - I3tr.
Medical Notice.
THE mhscriber, woold inform the inhabitants that he
I at hi old stand, ready to attend to all call in
hi profession ; also a ha uti . haad a well selected
stock of Eclectio conceutraled Medicines, with a well
asorted snpplv of Syringe, all of which he will dite
of tm reasonable term. . ..W.WARREN.,
Salem December 2, IS54. . ".. . . 3Stf
. W II. Magers, M. 13. . . , '
PHYSICIAN and Surge. m. Office in my new build
ing, on Mais street,' two doors' nurth of Dr. J. S.
Mcltveuy Ore-proof building ; where I will be found
when w professionally engaged. I will keep constant
ly on hand a fresh supply of Drugs aad Medicine
which I will ell low Tor cash. ...
. Cnrvallis, Dec. 9. 15. . 33lf ,
DR. n.W. SHAW, late nfSah Francisco, California,
offer hi professional service to the citizens fo
Salem aad rietnity, ana respecuuny solicits snare 10
pnhlie favor. - .
aar Office at Reed and Follow drug store. -
14y - ' IL W.8HAW. .
W. Jaeksoa, I. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Corvalll 0. T.
tf :, ?
Campbell 4 fritt. ' - ; m j
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Sao Francisco. California.
Office, corner Montgomery and Sacresacnto streets,
over Parrott A Co. Bank. it
- Messrs. Campbell A Pratt bare lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all basinrss
entrusted to their eare. 3ltf t
Al.KXANOBn Camfbkll. O. C. Pbtt.
Joseph S. rrtseoU. t
" MAIN ST., OaKUOX CITT. , .
D BALER in Family Groceries, Boots, Shoe, Ac, and
Paints and Oris, wholesale and retail.
July T. 160. - - lStf
P. D. Palmer,
DEALER In Dry Good, Clo ilng. Fancy Artictea.
H.ioks and Stationery, and general merchandise.
Store first door north of the Uuion Hotel, Salem.
December 30, 1850. . , ' 4f ,
S. Kllawortu, -. k
. i aTTOHSKr AND C0KJISK1.U1B. , -.
U' fl.' Seprenie and other' Court. Office Eugene
. City, Lane County, Oregon Territory. Also
. . : : r rt- i . r X V t. I . t ....
V.UIltlllin'lttllCrttl ISTUB lUt .tS IVI., vuuvv.lu.,
August 20. 18S 2 ttf
Watchmaking.
WILLIAM F. HIGHFIELD, Chronometer and
Watch maker, Oregon City, ha removed to
tlie hiiildina- iust oniMMite to tlie Main-street House.
where he can be constantly found prepared to do any
biisiuess la his line. Watches cleaned and repaired on
short notice and reasonable terms. Also a cnoice lot ot
watches and jewelry for sale.
March . 18j4. , lySl .
S. Hamilton, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would respectfully
announce to the good people of Douglas and the ad
joining eonntie. that he has located permanently at
Deer Creea I0." n purptwi pracuvuig msuicinn, anu
in which prof-skn he will be faithful tti discharge all
duties, and spare no pains to render the patient easy
and comfortable.'- ' . '.". ' ' .
Omen opposite R. II- Dearborn A Co. a store, on
Main street.
Drugs aad Patent Mediciucs for sale at lose roA pri
ce. i
Wells, Fargo, & Co.,
"T1AXKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W..P..A
X Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also transact a general Exchange and Collection, Jiuti-
nes. Collections ana Jterainances maae in an parts ot
Oregon, Colifornta.the Atlantic States, and Europe, with
promptness and despatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bought and sold.
Sitrht Exchange on iVeto York.Bonton.Philadelohia.
Albany- Rotknter. Bnffido, JErie, Cleveland, Detroit,
. ..-1 I - I Cu . " . . ...
Cnieago, mutrauKtr, uunm, o. uwu, Mjanwtnue,
Cincinnati, and forty other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States and the Canada, may be procured at any of
our omceB. " "i r aiiv, tc
114, Montgomery-etreet, San Francisco
rr JAMES O'NEILL, Agent.
June 15-1 '
Coffee. -
IP YOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
nndcrsigned have got 15,000 pound best " COSTA
KICA." Come in and look at it..
ALLAN McKINLAY A Co.
Oregon City, Dec. 6, 1S56.
Dr. Cinpkay'i Medical Notices. ,
i s n -r
ii V"fcV"
R. J. L. CAPKATH Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute. Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery at, San Francisco, Callforntn. EstaMish-
t-d for the Permanent cure of all Private aud Chronic
iHseases, and the stiiipression of quackery.
Dr. J. L. CAPK Ax, late In the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War, Chief Physician In the Sntb Regiment of
Honveds, chief surgeon to the military hjiapltai at Pesth,
llnnirary, mid late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Oi
gnns and Disease of Women and Children, would most
restecAfully Inform the public of Oregon and California
that he ha opened an Institute for the cure of Chronic
Disease of the lung, liver, kidney, heart, blood, brain
and the horrid consequence of sefr abuse, and he hopes
that his long experience and successful practice of ma
ny years, will Insure him a share of public patronmre.
By the practice of many year In Europe and the Cel.'
te'd State, nnd during the Hungarhin war and caii
palgn. he Is enabled t apply the most efficient and
suceessOil remedie n gainst dl-wase of all kind. He
nes no M.-rrury rhsrge moderate treat hi patient
In a correct ami honorable way ha reference of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty and htrh standing in society. All parties consulting
him by letter, or otherwise, will recelv the-best and
gentlest treatment, and implicit eeTecy. The Dr.'s
offices are at Armory Hall, cottier of Sacramento aud
Montgomery at., San Francisco, California.1 4m3
SPERMATOIlllll'EA p'l, .LOCAL WEAKNESS
Dr. IJ. Caapkay would cull public attention to
sperwottorrhtFa er local weakness , There I not far the
catalogue of human maladies one More to !e depreca
ted than thl. as well Itecaiise of present distress, as the
ultimate result. The t'me of the system under it In
fliienee i either Impaired or entln-ly destroyed, and a1
classof symptoms uperindiwed that unfit man for the
performance of any of the ordinary dutle of lire. The
Injuries done to the physical part of man Is truly la
mentable, Isit trilling when compared to those of the
censor ium, the great nervon renter, and to the ner
vous system generally. This diseae, which i too often
consequent upon that solitary vice, self-abnse, involve
pathological condition beyond the ' comprehension of
theuninitiated, but which are weftanderstuod by the reg
ular practitioner. Among the symptom most conspic
nmt are the following: Love of solitiHie, aversion to
business and society, distressing timidity, nervon ex
citement from alight cause, loss of memory, confusion
of Idea, inability to reason correctly, low spirits and
laMltnde, dnllnes of apprehension and misanthropy.
These being functional derangements, are often the har
binger or horrid organic lescms or tne Drain, wiucn
produce fatuity, dementi and death.
For the cure of this and alt kindred disease. Dr.
Caapkay has established hi Institute, where all may
rely with perfect confidence upon that skill which long
experience and thorough devotion to hi profession has
given.
Those who unVr should call or write wlthont delay,
and use the mean by which they may recuperate and
He.
All consultation, bv letter or otherwise, tree. Ad-
dressto DIL L. J. CZAPKAi ,
Medical Institute, Armory nail.
Cor. Sacramento and Mtmtg'uiiery at..
4flm3 San Francisco, fa,!.
CIWRET D!SEASr"S-lHt. I. J. CZAPfvAl'S E.V
n Inordinary success in the treatment of secret dis
ease in the primary and other stajres, induces him to
call public attention to the fact that of the great num
ber wbo have made dairy application u nun, mere is
not one who ha not I teen effectually nnd permanently
cured. In recent case of private dtvaes, the Dr. guar
anties a perfect cure in a tew day, without hindrance
to business or other IneonvenietK. The lr.' method
of treating these maladies, combines tlie improvement
made by the medical faculty with discoveries of hi
own that are unknown to r.n vane else, ana wnicn, wnen
applied, prevent the poaribility of evil after consequen
ce. ,
Secondary svphilic. which Is so destructive of health
producing ulceration of the throat, destroying the soft
part, and leavu'g the boue exposed, which mortify,
separate and cine away, disfiguring the auD'erer most
horrili! v. a trell as Imu'airine eeneral health, and
predisposing to cotunmption, the Dr. treat in the most
certain and efficient manner. Also, painful (welling
npon the bones, distieurinir splotches upon the skin,
sores, nimules. and all oilier eonsennence of private
Ureases he guaranties to cure or asks no eomfwnsation.
Dr. C. wtsild espeelallv call the attention of those who
have failed to obtain relief from others, many of whom
he ba already cured, and many are still under treat
ment. The l'r. maae no rn wee ior r'tnstitwtiitm, anu
invite all to call at hi lnvartute ;and he will give them
such satisfaction aa they can obtain nowhere esse.
Those at a distance, by writing to the Dr.. can have
their cure pros;rly atteuded to. OHlces. No. 3 aud 4
Armory Hall, oorner of Sacrumeitto aud. Motitffomery
sts.. San Francisco, I atitoniia. :trna
The trrotrst Disrorrrr of the Air.
IRE.VT Blessing to Moukbid! Innocent but Potent!
VJT 1)11. CaA 1 K A l S 1-Kol-iliL.tcTici-Nl, tseii-uisiuiec-
tliia airent.) a sure preventive against secret lisexes
and au unsurpassed remedy for scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, and all ciitanoii eniplions and dis
ease. For sale at Ib. CiarKAr g umce. Armory Man
corner of Sacramento and M'nitiomerv st.. San Fran
cisco, Cat. As inoculation i preventive aistiust small
pox, so i Dr. Cxapkay I'rophilacticum a preventive
against secret disease." That they can be prevented by
proper agents, is a well an established fart a that they
ean be cured after their establishment. This principle,
which is now universally recognized, wa received even
before the days of Jenner. the discoverer of vaccination,
in l.Mti. and it multiplied benefits ever since have re
ceived a they deserved, the attention of the Medical
faculty. It wa to pursuit of thi branch of tlie medical
science that Dr. L. J. Caapkay fortunately maae tlie dis
covery of hi Prophyktcticutu, which, for the cancerous
and ciitnnotis disorders, stands unrivalled by anv saieut
In the Pharmacol. The motfiu ojierandi of til is med
icine is explained upon the hypothesis that secret poisons
possess chemical properties which are neutralized by
beln hronglrt in rootsc with thl prophylatic, as aeid
are known to neut saline alkalies, destroying entirely
their originnl propertie, and Tendering them inerl.j-
The effetst of thi agent is immediate, and removti te
possibility of a oontradion of diseases If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful in neutralizing
the poisonous secretions, which by absorption, produce
the consetinencea known as secondary disease. In can
cerons anil gaiijrerou ulcer, in ftctid discharge and in
eutaniMis diseases where 1 1 'socret ion are excoriating,
it act uisin the same principle aud is one of the most
eBitchinlrretoedie for the piiriose now kuown. Whe
disease i once established it should te used ia oonneo
tioa With other remedies, aad when so nsed never fail
of success. It baa been administered by the Doctor in
nnury thousand cases, and he has yet to find -the first
in which it ha failed to subserve the pipws for whioh
it wa administered. Price, OS. Full diresUuus are aW
tacaed to ewh package. . . . '- i-;-' . m -
N. B. In case where the Props ylaticu m ia used as
curative. Dr. L. J. Cxapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood purtfler.-
All communications from the country, addressed only
o Dr. W.J.G'iAPKAY..Sn Francisco, ,Cal.will be
strictly-and oonfldentially attended to, and remedies,
with uie greatest care nd secrecy, immediately -dis-natcbed
by express er otherwise to their destination.
. L. J. CZAPKAY, M. 11- .,
4Um3 Son Francisco, Cel.
To tbi Laoiks or OmwoH and Califobvia. L. J.
CxArcAY, M. D.. physician surgeon and accoucher, in
vites the attention f the sick and afflicted females la
boring under any of the various form of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor I 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 ladie, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay Medical Institute,
Armory Haiti comer of Sacramento and Montgomery
street, and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctor's Offices are so arranged that he can
be consulted without ntoletttsttMm. 49m3
arj-The attention of the readers is called to the fol
owingt " - - - '
A lady of high standing in society and respectability,
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
September 14. 151, which is as follows:
A Carii The nnderwgned feels it her duty to express
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Czapkay. for the success
ful cure of herself aud child. The latter having boen
afflicted by a severe attack of ''Cholera Infantum," was
given np a incurable by .some of the most celebrated
physicians, when she called on Dr. Czapkay, of whom
she heard very favorable report, and who, after a short
period, restored the child to perfect health. Encour
aged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice
herself, for the scrofulous malady, with which she had
been afflicted for eight years, and which withstood the
treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri
ca. But Dr. Czapkay haa succeeded in affording her
permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which,
for eight years bad lost all charms for her. She, there
fore deems it due to herself and to all sick and afflicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one of the most skillful
Dbvsicians within the United States.
J Mas. CAROLINE GRAY, '
Comer of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia. '
A. Glazkb, Notary Pnblic, 126, 7th street.
- The following is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August 6th, 1S54:
A SatttFti. Piiysiciav. Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
opened an office at No. 16 Pleasant street in this city.
Dr. C. is a Hungarian by birth, and waa connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under the
patronage of Kossuth. He combines with a finished
education and the most refined and agreeable manners,
the most extensive scientific abilitic and skill in his
profession, and we feel much pleasure in recommending
him to our citizens as a physician and a gentleman.
Dr. Czapkay haa spent some time in Philadelphia where
he won the confidence and friendship of those who be
came acquainted with him. Among his friends in Phil
adelphia are gentlemen of the highest respectability,
with whom we are personally acquainted. He had 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 ia his possession, bnt cannot
publish for want of space. All communications, (by
letter or otherwise,) free.
a-Persons desiring prompt attention, and who wish
D
to avoid the delay of corresponding, can have Immedi
ate attention by M-mllng ten dollar as consultation fee,
knd can have medicine forwarded. Address to
; ' L. J. flZAPKAY. M. DV
. medical Institute, Armory Hall.
' Corner Sacramento and Mongomery street. '
m3 , , Pan Francisco.
SPERMATORRHEA, or local Weakness, nervous de
bility, low spirits, lassitude-; weakness of the limbs
and back. Indisposition, loss of memory, aversion to so
ciety, lore of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizxines
headache. paln? In tlie side. utTectton -of the eve, itlin
plea on the face, sexunland other Infirmities in man. are
cured without fnll by the Justly celebrated physician snd
surgeon. L. J. Czapkay. His metll'sl of curing disease
Is new (unknown to others) anil bene tlie Brest suc
cess. All emultnt'tm, by letter or otherwise, free. -
Address; Is. J. CZAFK A V. M. D.,
Ilfhnll - ' ' San Francisco, Cal.
A Pnrana flew
rilHEkubiwrllier ha atEiiRf-ne City, one of the I test
J. general assortment of lry Goods, f 'rocerie. Hard
ware, ItisttH and Slioes, and all articles kept ia a gene
ral finding store, to it found hi Oregon. He la oon-
Untly receiving fresh addition to his stock, and al
ways Keeps it up. ny good are now all received- divert
from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent. A II
kind of farmer's produce received In exchange for tronds
1 nttv hluher lirler for brtxln.-e. and sell roods cbeaner
than any other store In the Territory.
1 -' JOSEPH TEAL.
Engene!ity, July I !. i tf
i)rf (ioodi, -
OTflH nr" "r0'wn slieeting, assorted;
I '.'iO yards blenched heetinirs. assorted:
i.ii i . iii n ; ...-.I v..ti i -i
f .i'ci j'l- iinii'iimiiij, u i coot. rinniin,.
I'sniyii j icxing, on
f.nt yd Prints, . f; do
O i tern do
Silk Warp Flannel,
i.'.ij vd Aiiutcra. ao
imitation do do
12'tit yds Jai-ont-t cauibric,
Sattinettand Jeans,
.tijeu Ginghams,
Paper . do , . , I, '
Moreen. '
Embossed Piano Covers,
do Table do
th-apery , assorted,
..do t liec.lt.
Oil Silk.
Fancy Dre. Silk,
Wrought Muslin,
Bonw-t Ribbons,
. Telle . do -
Crap.
I di' Gauntlets,
Giughaina, ,
Red r launel, ...
Hhie . do
While lo
Uenl s do
Comprising one of the beat stocks of Dry Goods la
Orciron.
Uti Forsalcby t ORIS WOLD A CO.
Hardware.
ey s- keg Nails, asst'd,
tt Cot Spike,
Butt and Screw,
Mill File. ,
. Parker' Coffee JfilU,
Collin' Axea, .
Currycomb, j ' - i
WalHe Iroosj,
Drawing Knive,
Shuigl Shaves,
Powrter, '
Lead and Cap. '
URISWOLD A CO.
Brad-head Nail.
Ssar A Jackotr Saw.
Itoor I -OCX.
Strap Hinge,
f.ate do
Sad Irons.
lathing Hatchet. "
I amity Grindstones,
till :
iirrceries. ,
EAST Boston Syrup, A pule and Peaches,
Sugar, Spices, .
Coflee, ! ' Tobacco, :'
lireea and Black Tea, Soap.
J'itf - OR1SWOLD A CO.
TEA!) "! TURPENTINE, Lln-eed Oil. Tanner
J Oil, Sperm Oil. , 22tf ORISWOLD A CO.
E
O0TS AND KI!Or:S 23 Case, assorted.
Klf ORISWOLD A CO.
Stationery.
BLUE ruled Cap Taer; ,White ruled Cap Paper,
Congress letter Pais?r; Carson's wove Letter Paper,
P. A 8. blue laid do do; p& B; white laid do do;
- White Bath Hilt Letter Paper.
Oillott's l"ens, SOI, I'll. 730: Blank Books,
Slates aud Pencils, Black aud Red lk.
J2tf . ... - OKIS WOLD A CO.
CROCKERY A full assortroentf
22tf ORTSWOLDA CO.
I
RON All size.
GUIS WOLD A CO.
"ILOTIIINU 212 pair Pant, assorted; 150 Coat,
at d; tin tests, asstd: rant and Drawers. In
all, a full assortment of Uent's Furnishing Oood.
Mtf ISRISWOLD A CO.
- - ... .
- JVotice.
rTlHE Judges of tlie Supreme Cottrt of the Territory of
J. 1 1 re run, assemttien at tne seal oi uoverameni en
the 1hU day of lN-eemtr, 1"6, da fix and appoint
District Courts to be held ia the city of Salem, in the
county of Marion, on the first M'mdavs of April and
Septemlsr. and the fourth Mondays of" Ma v and Octo
twr, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in the city
of Portland." in the county of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of lvcemlsr. lKSC. and thereafter on the first
Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, nntil otherwise order
ed, and do limit the duration of "said Terms to six days
each. UEO. H. WILLI AMS, Chief Justice.
41 CYRUS OLNEY, Associate Justice.
Corvalll Drug Store. -
T ACKSON A C A W D W E L L , Dnuigist and
J Apothecaries, jt re receiving from San Franci
et. ner each steamer, loirceaud earefnllv selected
stttck of Irniffs. Medii-ine. Oil. Paints. Dye-
Stuff. Perfumeries. Fancy Soaps, and all other articles
usually kept in a I imp store, whH-n they ore teumg and
Will s:tt at reduced prices.
lrescriptious prepared by an experienced Drug
gist, i
. Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
JACKSON A CARDWELL.
Corvallis, January 13. IKS 7. . . 44tf
Sarfeont tad Physician
HA VINO rendered service in the 1st Regiment O. Sf.
V. are requested to rentier a foil report to this of
fice a soon a practicable, of all expenditures, employ
ee. Ac., a il is tle-ir:ihle to wind np tlie bnsinessof the
Medical WepartmeRt. Address R. W. Shaw, Assistant
Surgeon Oeneral, Sorgeon General's office, Salem.
Nov. 1, 1S56. - 34tf
- - 1 i - I T , - I
1 JStrayetl,
PIOM the subscriber, a portion of bis stock, marked
and branded as follttws: Crop off the left ear, and
swallow-fork in the right. V. brand. Aav person know
rii"flie'wherealKHils 'of atOc""'bear"ng this brand and
marks, -,."'J be properly rewarded bv sendinir me infor
mation. : . JAMES UEATHERLY.
Lane county, Aug. 7, 1&K5, . ... 32tf.
g-AUDl.rji, Soap, Starch, Indige. and Tobacco, at
9 ..... W.K.SMIXHA CO-S..,
DRT;GS, Mediciiies, Pafnte7ll. and ! PvestufTs, at
"- W. K. SMITH A CO.'s.
c
UNTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at the . ,
, STATESAIAN OFFICE.
TAX receipt blanks fee sale at the SUtesmaa office,
at fl per hundred, '.( ., . J ; . ; ... .
Health or' Sickness! Choose . Belweta Tbtin.
IIOIsIXWA"S PIL.UB.
rTtHB Blood furnishes the material of every bone,
JL muscle, gland and fibre in the hnman frame. When
pnre, it secures health to every organ : when eorropt, it
necessarily produces disease. ' HOLLOW AYS
PILIJS operate directly npon the elements of the
stream of life, neutralizing the principle of disease,
and thus radically curing the malady, whether located
in the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the
muscles, the skin, the brain, er any other part of the
system. . . "
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Holioway's Pills are equally efficacious in complaints
common to the whole human race, and in disorders pe
culiar to certain climates and localities.
ALARMIXG DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangement of the liver, the source
of infirmity and suffering, and the cause of innumera
ble deatbs, yield to these curatives, in all cases, howev
er aggravated, acting as a mild punrative, alterative
and tonic ; they relieve the bowels, purify the fluids, and
invigorate the system and the constitution of the same
time. .. . . .
GENERAL. WEAKXESftXERVOUS COM-
- PLAIXTS.
' When all stimulant fail, the renovating and bracing
properties of these Pills give firmness to the shaking
nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of general
debility.
, DELICATE FEMALES. ''
All irregularities and ailment incident so the deli
cate and sensitive organs of the sex are removed or
prevented by a few doses of these mild, hot infallible
alterative?. No mother Who regards her own or her
children health should fail totuvetbem within her
reach. -t.tt5.-. i:i i - .isi'.t
- SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
Tlie London "l-ancet," the London "Medical Review,"
and the most eminent of the faculty in Great Britain,
France and Germany, have eulogized the Pills and their
inventor. -
HOLLOW A VS PILLS are the best remedy known
in the World for the following disease: Asthma, Bow
ell Complaints, Coughs, Cold, Chest Diseases, Costive.
ness, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dropsy, Debility, Fever and
Agne, Female Complaints, Headaches, Indigestion, In
fluenza, Inflammation, Inward Weakness, Liver Com
plaints, Lowness of Spirits, Piles, Stone and Gravel,
Secondary Symptoms, Venereal Affections, Worms, of
All kinds.
Sold at tte Manufactories of Professor Hoixow at,
80 Maiden Lane, "New York , 241 Strand, London, by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United States and the civilized -world, in boxes
at 25 cents, 62 J cent, and $1 each.
- e- There is considerable saving by taking; the lar
ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients ineve
ry disorder are affixed to each box. 37yl
s
AXDS' SARSAPARILLA , in any quantity, at
9 W. K JuUTH A COS.
-sT k ' llaasaw
saaaaaBBas '
Slore and Tin Ware Establishment;
T STR ANG respectfully notifies the citizen of Salem.
. and public generally that he keep on hand In hi
new building, Main st., every pattern of Cooking. Porta;
Hnll.nni jfire S2'UVES a general assortment ol
TIN WAKE, ot every description and ail artkir
ismally fbend in a tin shop aad store, all of which w I
15 sold a cheap a at any other establishment ia ,h -Territoryj
ot . i ,
, Jill orders for Jobbing promptly attended to.
. : , ... J.STRANG..
Allan At Lruli,
w
HOLES ALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORB
UUJ TKKI(IKJBXr .
, Ceo. nbfrntthy k Co., : '
ERCH ANTS, OREGON CITY, OREfJON TEB
HITORY. , tf
M
Aberncthr, Clark 4 Co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWA RDING M FJtCHANT",
San Frandsco, Cal.. will attend to aeNing Oregon
rmtduce, and fill order fur Good, Groceries, Ac, at tk 0
lowest rates. The patronage, of tlie pespl of Oragea
i i-epectfnl!y sttlicited. ;
. August 1, 11. JItf -
Allan, McKisilar, 4k. Co.,
C"r:ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT!, aw
Tf Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Dry Gowda, U ro
cerie, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T.
Dee.2". I5I. : 40yl
Holidaw Presents.
CALL and buy soon at the Book St, Oregon City.
HOMER HOLLAND A CO.
Oregon City, Dee. 7, 1S56. sOlf -
' Allan, JvleKinlay, 4k. Co..
HATE just received a stock of Nw Good, and
would invite all tk'ste wh wish, to procure GOOD W
article at reasonable price, M cal! and e them. They .
consist in part of the following:
Grindstone. Canal and Wheel Barrows,
Graia Cradle. Faaey Brooms,
Grass Scythe and Snaths, Plain do
Brush do do Assorted Colored PaHs,
IS so Harrow. 23 teeth Painted Tabs.
Garden Rake, Zinc Washltoard.
do Hoe. Blacksmith a Bellows,
do Spade. Cross-cat Saws, 7 ft
Polished Shovels, do ft
Hay Fork. MiD Saws, 7 ft
Manure Forks, ' Hair Msttrasnts. doable.
Churns, do sinsle.
Window Glass 8 by 10 Hair Bolsters, dWtic,
do 10 by It do single,
i; do 7 by Sfsmi Candles,
Window Sashes 8 by 10 Adamantine do.,
do 10 by 1 Grape brand Tobacco,
Ox Bow and Yoke. Locke do do
Blanket. Baize. Lindsey. Sheetings, Ticks, AeAe.
We keep constantly on hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING. HARDWARE, aad many arti
cles toe numerous to mention.
ALLAN, M KINLAY A CO.
Oregon Cltr. 21tf
Books! Books!
WK. SMITH A CO. have jns-t received the largest
. and best selected Stock of BOOKS ever offered
for sal in Salem, consisting, in part, of the following
POETICAL WORKS. White's, Collin, Gray's Tup.
per, Beattie, Scott", Young's, Iavidon'a, Credy ,
Crabbe', Sbakpeare's , Cowper", Coleridge's, Ilenuj',
Burns', Pollok's, Shelley's, Mowitt's, Montgomery's,
Campbell's, Pope's, Moore's, Wordsworth', Ossian',
Thttmpson's, Milton, Byron', Cooke's, (goldsmith's.
La n tlon's. -
A;RICCLTTJRAL, mCTT GROWING. c Elli
ott's, Youatt on the Horse, Allen Stable Book, Hind
Farrier, Downing, Barry, Tboma, Blake, Mason's Far
rier, Stewart and Skinner, Saxtoa and Clater.
BIOGRA PlIIESWasbington's,Jackson's. Scott,
Taylor, Marion's, Bonaparte', Seward'. Loan Napo
leo'u's, Mozart's, Live of the Presidents, Mary (Joeen of
Scots, Henry VII 1 and his Six Wive, Harrison'. La
fayette's, Sam H'Sjston's, Henry Cb , Kossoth's, J.
i. Adam, Daniel Bonne's, Suakpeare, Dean Swift's,
Humboldt's, Bishop Hedding's, Lives of the Popes, J. B."
Finley's, Roberts, Newton a, Weslev", Fletcher, La
martines Celebrated Character, an4 manv others.
HISTORIES. Rollins Ancient Histrtry, Kimell't
Modern Europe. (Sibhou'a Home, Rotteeh's Ifisttsry of
the World, Bartb's History of the World. Willard s His
tory of the World, BMta"s American Revolntion, Marao
ley's History of England, 4 vol. lAubifrae's History
of the Reformation, 5 vols. Peterson" United State
Navv. Ac, Ae.
MlSCEI-LANEOrS and SCIENTIFIC WORKS
Brand's Eneyelotedia. Smith'sClassical l-ti.inary, Lat
in and ireek lexicon and lleatiers. t treu. Homer
ner s lectures. Goldsmith Animated Nature, Wood'
Natural History, Gnnn Domestic Medicine. Willis
emtphon, Joseplitu, Hick s v ork.Matiry sGetgraphy
of the Sea, Wesley's Sermon, Smith' Sacred Annals,
Harper" LrmvcralGazeteer.IwieifMvtholoev. Lard-
Prose Work. Sterne's Prose Works, Mr. Kliis" Prnso
Works. Dowains's Country House. Builders' Guide,
Webster" Dictionary, all size, Iavies and Peck's
Mathematical Dictionary, Farmers' and Planter' En
cyclopedia, Thackeray' Pendenni, Don Qnixntte, Gil .
B'ias. Cosmo, Biglow's Useful Arts, Ure's IHcti.ti- rl"
Hugh Miller's Old Red Sandstone. Ac., Ae. "'
SCHOOL BOOKS OF AIJ KIXUS Parker's Read
ers. Sander's Renders. McGreflee's Readers, CobbV
Ilea tiers. Gift Book for Children and Yosth. Also,
Works on Geology. Physiology, Chemistry, Philosophy.
Government, Anatomy. Mineralogy. Orab.ry, Jfatbt
matics. Debating, Medicine, Theology, Temperance,
Rbetorh:, Grammars, Geographies, Arithmetic. Astro
nomy, Travels. Work of Homor. . In short, every thing
usually found in a Bttok Store.
. Store opposite the Holmaa Hoase, near tie Steamboat
Landing. , m
-ltfinoTaL
BAUM A BROTHER have removed to their New
Store next door to J. Strang's Stove establishment
They have jnstiecerved a general assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing. Hats and Cap, hoots aad Sboea,
Groceries, trockery, Ac, which ka oiler for cash or
produce. . , t ..
N. B. Waa WBotter,E(r(t.rv-oo. Lartl . Fkmr , aad
Wheat, for which they pay (is highest market price.
Salem. July lf. 156. 9tf
Banm & Brother,
TIRXNT STREET, Portland. opposUe th Metrpoi
J? Hotel, dealers ia Dry Goods, Clothing, Hate, Bo la,
aad Shoes, Groceries, Ac. - -
N. .B. - All kinds of produce taken ia exchange fsr
merchasdise at the hipKest market price. I9tf
, ; '-' VtriaTrsi Mtsm Geekal"s Orrica, I
- ' .; - Salem, O. T June IS, lt"j. f
ALL person having demands against the Quarter
Master Dep't of Oregon Territory, are requested to
present their claims for adjustment, at the different en
ces, at their earliest convenience.
- JOSEPH W. DREW. '
14tf : ; .Quarter Master General, O. T.
i.i i . - . i.
Take Notice.
NOW offered for sale at the store of the anderrigrrtd
100 crates Crockery.
12.VS) lbs. White Suear,
, , lloOO lb, superior Brown Sngar,
,., ( ; . 1800 Ibs-S. I. Sugar, in keg.
100 kegs Syrup, . ,"
' 100 boxes Soap, Jf9
. . M bags Coffee, ' '
10 cases pride onion Tobacco,
100 dtz. wool Socks,
laOO yds. Prints,
3000 " " damaged".
400 pieces siJk Handkerchiefk,
i0 boxes Saleratus,
1 case Honey,
100 boxes Tea, very cheap,
300 yds. low price Linsey,
1.10 yds. Carpet,
200 yds. Merinos,
! bale Ganney,
40000 lb. Liverpool Salt- "
G. ABERNETHY, A CO
Oregon City Oct. 1,185. 30tf -
Statesman Book and Job Office.
E have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
orintinjr north of California, aad an .,l.i.ir.
sortmentof JoBBe Material of every kind; and, with
master workmen, are prepared toexecnte promptly, and
in a workman-like manner, all orders in the above de
partments, sorh aa
-. - Books, Blaxk Checxs,
PaKBraurs, Notes or Hako,
Hasrtatua, Orokk Books.
. Ball Tickets, , Stcambo't Bills,
ClRCTXAKS, StKAXBO T CaXM.
Isvitatioss, " -Bills of Lawsa,
Bi-?u.KS3 Cards, .., CnmnciTu,
Billhkads, Show Bills,
- CoTscmrr Bills, . Chki Books,
PBOGnaMXES, Bl'k RacKH-rs,
Addkcss Cako. Dtim,
Bl.AVKS OF all Kinhs, Ac, Ac Ac.
ORNAMENTAL PRINT1N;, with COLORED INKS.
'"' ltw of Newspapers.
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue their
subscription,
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued. Publisher
may continue to send them till all charge are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
from the office or place to which they are sent, tbey ar
held responsible until they settle their bill and give no
tice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without informing
the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former diree
Uon, they are held responsible.
5. The eonrta have decided that refosineto take a pa
per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentiotia.
fraud.
to- Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfillment
of the regnlations-reqniring them to notify Publisher,
once in three months, of papers not taken from their
office by subscribers.