BOOH&r DOOCS!! BOOKS ! !
T he C i t y Book-St o t e ,
""' L (FRONT ST.,' rOKTLAXP, O. t.,1 , .
A. fi. SHIPLEY, & Co., ,
Have i Store. 'and will ' receiving hy the 1st of Jun
IN , HOOKS AKD STATiOXERY 1
Which they iflV'r to tit ' ' ''
SPRING TRADE
; At small advance oh Kt Y,rV price. '
Give as a call, or send ns an order. aud ire are
boanri to giva you satisfaction ! .
A. U. Shiple? & Co.,
Art tbe Sol AntST. In Oregon and Washington Ter
, ' ' ' ."' titorir for the fare of
Tbe American Statesman,
A, GREAT BOOK t ! Bring the only political history
!tf the United Plate. '. . .
Send u yonr names. Price! 00 t Payable nn de
livery of book. , Can deliver by the 1st of September
to all who wad ns their uatnc hy 1st of May. I
, ' Catalosne of Fart of our Slock :
, . ' SCHOOL, BOOKS.
Reape. Sanders" old -1st. id. 3d. 1th. and .'.th.
ami The Young Ladies'; Sander New--lt. 5d. 3d.
4th and .1th: iStrker" 1st. 3d. 3.1, 4th and 4th; Mr
Carte a 1st, d. 3d. 4th and 5th.
Sro-LBiw. Sanders' Old, Sanders" New; F.le-raen-tarv!-
. .- - :
Pkivxks Sanders' Pictorial. School and rarker's.
Genua vrniK Mitchell'. Ancient and Modern, Ol-
nevs. Morse", McNallcy's. and Monteith's 1st and
3d' Book. '
-MATrj-ncsv Arithmetic Thomson Table.
Mental. Ana'.vsw. Practical, anil Itiirhen Pavies pri
mary. lntrllcctiaiL School and University: Smith
Colllurnu Riy's St'dd:ird's; P.ivie Algebra; tnr
revin j. Geometry. Practical Mathematics, Math. Iir.
tionafr. I.ngic. of Matlnvnaties, Analytk-nl Georaeti-y
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
tfrsmmr.M!rOT' Clarke Bullion Smith
Kirk.ira's Spencer's Tower's.
lln MHimiris Parker's lt lesson. Juvenile and
Sch'mir Corjst.K-k's Smith".
Utsrocrrs. Wilson's Juvenile, and I'nited States:
Parley's Cuivetsal; Willard's Universal, and United
SlaW. 1
Ltxnr .Mr. Cooper's Yirgfl: Andrrw" Latin Rca
det: Vir tttmxr Andrew' I -it in Grammar: Mi-Clin-tckV!t
and 2d B.k in Latin, and do. in Greek: An
hwi's Greek Grammar and IJeadcr; Johnson" CicctPt
Fas aerie's Krj.n i Grammar and Reader; Woodbury
cnaaatlratii!iviranj Reader, Tclem.i.p;e. llnck Tv:
-irirr; French, .cir-ti.igtit; Surrcnnc's French l"-
t;lirv-: Andrew . Latia d-. Liddt-tl Scott's Oietk
-to. Aatu-m'ii t1-ical 1. Smith's d- d.
1h.thnak)e Wchrter" Svlintd. lli.nh do, Ara
ic;uic, L'u:-crsiy, R ral Svo, t'natridj:rd and ldi"
I'oeket- j .
MwcuaNDM 51 ittwas Atrnoniy. Xcwtnan'4
Rhetoric. Woods lUtany. . Kamu'a Kletoeata of frit
1im. l'arker' Aids ia ti-misiti.a. farker's tx r
rwea. BnddlcU Oom:usiiio. M-.-KlliriHt Youni;
.Vnalywr. ito. Analytical UauuaL l'arkxr" Wurii
Kaiider. Maybew's tk keci;i)T. arUiud i M nl
"cienve, -faJoy" Natural Vheoloey. Bi'ike' Am.-ul-tune
for School. I'pham" Intellei-tual rbilwmht
Maha:i' do. dn. Milton; Yonnjr: I'ollock; and Tiioinp
'n; Kdition for s.-hool)i Cutter" Anatomy and
Vhy.siol.Mty. Al.i,iKan lV"xter. Xeivman' IVlitiral
Ecoannv. Hitcheock's Geol.ij-.-' lirrat variety of
tpeak rs and ttocutioa. AH kuuU ot SK-inxd Stilwn
erv; Siatcs of all sizes; IVawitiir B-x-ks: lVaainjr
r.iier; lYrforated Card Bwrd: Bristol Board; Pencil
and Brnshr; tKs'jom'a Colors; lnkst.ind, every aize
and ty!e, Ae Ao. -MISCELU
VSEOrS BOOK?. '
Hi-TOCT BancroiVa l ulled States. volume.
Hildretii's do. do, s volirm . Frwt'a Pictorial United
StaWs. Tavlor" dt. d',do.- Bitta' HL-t. Kevoiutk-n.
IVterson" io. Wiiaon'o United States. Willard do.
UNt. Indian Wars t'nited f titrs. Willard" Cntversal
H;-.t..ry. Mullcr i do do. K-4Us-k World t or
3 voiuine. K'd'in' Anrieat Ilisti.rj-. I'aiT'tt tin, doj
Hume" Knifcind. M ieatilajra do.v cotn1e. li-ken
Child' da." - LinpardV dol tlihiwn'a Home. l'Aa
hisnc's Ueformnt.n. Bang M. E. Chnreb. ! Alltti
fjirope, lt and 24 Series. lrectt" Wm-ks. Binder's
Ifist. of Religion. Hrst. of iVmuk-H of Tre-. Jss
phis. All of Abbott'a llistorie. Histories" I'ahim-t.
yneena of Spant. ttet-flsnf Sit.tland. Help Spanish
"onjnest. Brace' Hnnpiry. Kidder' Brazil. Kit
trank s Brazil. Parley's 17 unreal, lli'tory of m
sade. ' A-ient Ktfjptians. H.illam' Middle A:re.
History fir lt-i-s. "B-mner's Child's t'uitcd State.
I oss mir's Field B.k of ftevohrtton. '
BiirnA!HV. Plotar-h' Lives. IJfe' Brant. Won
derful k haracters. Gn.it and Celebrated Characters,
live of Cn Signers. Aatoldojrraiih v of Pinky. La
tnartinc" Celeliratcd CTtaracUTs. Lireof Adam Cla ke.
do Bihop Hfddin.?. do "Vielnihr. do t'en. Harrison,
do lan-el Btmae. do R herts. d Iifayette. Cap
tains of Roman ltepoblic and Old World." Ir. Clial
roers. 4 vr.U. Live of Huraiuldw. Mr. !ojrei- ,
Hiizart. WeHley. Fletcher. Life and Time of Clay; '
Irving" Washington. Eminent Mechanic. Live of
Chief Jnistiee. Josephine. Napoleon. Chnrle UtoiU
Jarkon. (Vn. fVreen. Joan of Are. Ijidy Jane (irey.
J. t). Adnw. Julienne. Uankd WeS-ter; Kinps of
Komir. Kinp and Qoeen. !.Wintjt. !.iT? of lie.
Pone. lr c"ott a Philip id. M.irv and itartha Wash
ington. Pioneer Women of the West.
Tbavel. H'ik" China. Arancauians. StrplicnV
Eirpt. OUn'a Trawl. Mimsro Park. Nile Xote-
Advent.-ire on Masinito Shore. Bavard Tavlir' Trav
el. PariHn'a Trnrt4s in the K-it. - -
SitSiTtKic. Brande's Encvclonedia. Plivsieal lieo-
raphy of the Sea. Wof Natnral Hist-ny. ljrdnr'a
Ijevture. Vseful Art. Coemo. 5f;!them.itira ii.-t
tionary. Loaie of Mathematics. Wonder of Science:
Uiti-hrir Planetirv and u-lLr Worlds. Loonii Re
cent lYoirriesa of Astrowmiy.. Smith lictioaary ef
Arts and Science. Enbank's llvdi-auii -s. Dick' w-m ks.
arvms virE on Arcnite.-tire. . -..
I'oirniY--llvTori raH --r- -rriaKertre, do.
ir n ! i n w.t-,.- dt. Ieni.in. do. .M-tore, do.
Thomiison. Younp. Itdlock. Tnpper. Cotrper. Poje.
'ampbell. Wailsworth. ssian. Montgomery. Kirk
White. Female Poets of Knsriaad. do. do. A inieriea
and many others- . . ,
liooas or Kkfkkexce- Cy.-lopedia of Ocoarhy.
d-. do. Fine Art, do. do. Bi-afrtaphy. t"--rd Art.
McCollochV Oazerteer. llarjw's CmverTd fmzettveri
F1T a0 Ritsi-tTini rJi tniit Kooic
Thonian" do. PoirniuK's do. Barry's d". Keend-n"
Farmer and "rdener. Krnit. Flower and Yejretal.t
GardDer's Companion. Allen on tha liran. Pardee
On IsirawfieTTy. r imvi a wk. Amrma rann io.
AIIm's Uvmtie Anineil. All of Saxton's H md Bor.kv.
Wojk on Hore. Cattle, Sheep, H-frs. 4c.
Tamin.-.ii-ki. A- Rn.tiAr-iJ-fi:trmorir and Fyoom-
ti'Wt of So"iel. ' NeandeKs Lifo of Christ. BoU.t
Works. Knapp's Christana Theoloey. WeMera Mi-tk
ndin. Morri' Misi-ellaiiies. Lectures on Konunista
Brand of !omimc Rule. Elliot on Komanism. Barnes
N'.rtc. Clarke's Commentary.
KgCTcie. Watson's tastitntea.
Iaiiahee's Kvlemi
B-itlor1 Kthical lieiirse. Kosern' rlise itf Kditlu
do. iteawn and Faitiu Ko-ter" Crist. IVrfectioa-i-Biker
on ficipiine. Writinjrs of Amiinius. Jahn's
Biblical Arclll'Iry,., Biiiles, all shs and pri-e. fr-m
$ t ?'Ji. Testaiitents, preat var.ety. Methodist
Hymns. Christhia Hymu Book. Chnr-h ralinist-
I'lym-mth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
lVnlmist.
Mkdici Bnchan's Family P!iician. Ifydro-
patiiii; d lionvepathic Work. . .
lt;Ei.LNKOl"s-- Constitutions of United Statos.
M ivliew's Popular Edncation. Crahtje's Synonyms.
Pla'tt's limk fCnr1irie. -O'IkI Keilow'a Maunal.
He.idJv a Works, 14 vol. Mrs. Tnthill's, C vols. Lay.
ard's Xinereh. Bit-low's Useful Arts. Harwell's Kiy
friaeer's Ouido. American Institutions, ruiwrit of
Knowledge. ParltMaiEson. 1'enivian A ntitpiit !.
Way P- wn Eafct. Pvnsimrt. Ike Marvel's WoiVsJ-1
Har.derson's o.ik anf C"nfectiouer. Country RauiMes
in England. . Tides and Kveries. an excellent Temper
a ace Book-1 Money Maker. KscaiKsl Xim. Xem
B iy. Di' k WiUon. Mrs. ll:des Xetv Cook B.lc. Mil
ler s Old Bed Sandstone, do. Footprint of Creator
Young Ladies' CouuseUor. Y'onng Man's do. Picf'ir'al
Catechism. Thomson's I?ct. to Y. Men. Con.-titn-tionaJ
Text B.ok- tiiptiVe in Pata.fo-iia. Tbe Ameri
can Housewife. Half Honrs with Old Humphrey
Alliens: its tirandeur and Ieeay. Mrs. Sedwi'ikV
:;-d-ootl. do. Xew Enjr. Tale. " Uncle Sam' Farm
Kcni-e. Arthur's Sneeesxful Merelmnt. do. Ta. Ur.
' lMtton. Horace Translation. YirKil do. Mrtar-1-n's
Works. Heroine of History. land and Sca.-r
lef!cand Port. Sea and Sailorr Ship and Sliore
Xaval Life. Star Paper.. Masonic Chart. Irvinjr's
olniolms. IxnrIok Aliea-1. City r Xew York.
luivini? Orators of America. Yonny Man Advised. Mis
sions in Ton;a and Feeee. Truth Straojrer Than Fic
tion. Knout and tlie Russian. Hydrapathii: Cnuk
l'.Kic IVath B-.-d Scenes, tiift Uook for Youujr Men.
do. ilo. Ijulies. Anecdote fjr Girls, do. do. U,
Fiwttnrints of Kam-nix Men. Charlotte Klizatieth's
Work". Advice to Yonnst Men. Peasant Boy Philoso
pher. AhV).rtt' Marco Paul Book, do Fnine-mia
And a numrx r of others too aniiK-rous to eiifioierate.
Constantly receiving larjfo additioiis to the rorgoinpr.
STTlVEitvlixls.:ap Pa;ier jrreat variety. let
ter do, do, jiLiin and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Envel
ope all styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
jrrcat variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles.
Memorandum. Diaries. Pas Book. Time Book
Pam-r Cutter, do FMders. Shiiuiins Beceiot It.i..ks.
l.itlioTapliic Prints a lare variety. Wrapping Pa
per tfixid variety. Wafer. Sciilinj; Wax, Ac., Ac.
Finally, we have a prKd variety of
Mwic IVkiks. X'ew Carniina Sacra. Alpine Glee
Singer. Dtili-imej;. Chorus Glee Bs.k. Mi-troisditan do.
Sacred Melodeou. Christian Psalmist. Piano lu-tnic-tor.
Gaitirdo. Flute do. A--onlon do. Violin do.
Meltnleon do. I'lymouth Collection with Music, sheet
M osir.
And the most varied assortment of Stationruy ever
offered in Oregon.
4- This stiK-k Is all booght ia Xew York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at
t'-VTO?-"! PRICES.
tiTXe keep on hand Scnooi. Boots in larce qnan
titie. toetlier with must of the publications of
H ai- A buoTiitus;
1kkey & JxlilSon;
Ivisos Si I'liisstv;
Pnn-MPs k Samsos;
A. S. Barsks Co.;
Mua-rai. Oktos A Mitllic as;
I.:ak &. Getz;
1'itsam;
AiTLCTfis; and others.
S-"We ask yonr patronage, ir unable to visit us
nd examine our stock. yomroKDEB' will be attended to
on the s ytm TEaat as if you ligh In person.
VorJaud, March 2, i7.
Notice to lmportrr'o t'mpqua.
TU E Schooner I" l ItJlT A , under the command JTtl ,
nfS.IV. Hnisilal(.Hnot from Uittw ifTtM fCis
for San Fraiuisco. on the 6th of Mar, and intcrnis
making reznlar trip beteen these two ports. j
: It Is only necessary we lielieve, to remind the Impor
tersof lTmpna that this vessel tlie Umpqlia Is the
Hint ever launched on the waters of tlie Cm-Xitra. to In
pure their pAtroiiace and snpport. This vessel will dis
charge her cartrn at Seuttshurg. and at the rate she In
tends to carry frrteht. wilt an only save the shipper a
verr considerable item, but save him the transportation
tip the river, and thrrehv enable him t ret eiie his goods
without so mnch handling as heretofore. - lit Due, the
Schooner I'lnpqna, of tw-otbdsirg. ia a real I'uipqua
rraft and hem the first on the list in thia great reform,
rnntidently relies npon all the llmpqua for support and
rneotiru cement. ,
I For freightorpaageapply to Allan. McKinlay A Co..
fV-otthnrg. or to the CapUou board. Merchants wish
ing to ship from San Franrisro, ran apply to Allan,
laiwc.t 'n Lit, I Marat., or to tbe Captain.
Scottslmrg. May t1, l3. Ulf. .
i BlackHiuiths and others? Look.
AI.I.AX McKlXt.AY CO. have now on hand a
large and well selected stork of
i Bar Iron. , Cast Steel.
; Horse h' do., ', German do.,
! Xailroddo., ' ' ' Plough do.. 1 1
i Plate do..
And Intend to keep np the assortment o as to inlt the
want of cn-t'Miirrs. Give n a rail, and yon will fled
that we not only have the fullest stork, 'hut trill sell
1 as cheap as the cheapest." We are constantly receiv
ing additions to onr assortment, so as to repla'ne what
Is o. - ' ' J Tl -
, Oregon City, Dee. 3, !0. 4ttf -
j. Henry 'Johnson h. , Co. '
. WHOLESALE DIUOCISTA.
(U Wahlnirton Street. San Francisco.) ,; !
OtTer for sale to the eonntry trade, tlie largest stork
of good In their line on the Paeinc ooast compri
sing Drne, Chemicals, Perfumery. Patent Medicines of
all kind, Brnshes. Paints. Oil. Glass, Tnrnentiaa, and
every arti.-le appertaining to the business. Having su
perior facilities for obtaining their goods they thluk
they can olTiT indaeements to buyers unequalled by
any other hmise.
! ilrder resjiectfully solicited. 40ly
Powder.'
TE hare a lante snnolr of powder In hand.
GEO. ABEBXF.TUY CO.,
Orejii City. X'or. 13. T.i.
7tf
IentUtrr
Dtt. J. R. tABOWEU.. OenUl Surgeon
Corvalli. will practice in bis profes
sion, nt t 'imrraiti. Knrrmt Citv. II ineAes-
ler, cof 6i-g.and Jmrkumrillr. Skill. annetinnahle:
chari;c.ivspcctVMe: work, warranted. Teetn examm
ed. and ailvi-e pien free of eltirtre. '.:
Iue notice siven of rhauje of oflSc.
I April 2''.. KkS. Ttf
.w lteceifino;
flMIE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
.X. sale low.
- .n gross matrbe :
l V)k-2ol si-rnps;
' 50 hi. bids. X. O. sugar ;
1 in li)l. crushed snyar ;
! boxes candle ;
" 1I bids, vinegar ;
?0 eases tea ;
i 1 dz. brooms ;
; J'l z. hncket ;
; t eases men' line calf boots ;
! ! " " ralf brogans ;
. .. poat ..
' 3 hoys" V.nxran : ' '
S " youth' calf brogans; '
I 1 tronien's Morocco boots
imitition booU ;'
S ' ' Mies boots;
175 pairs children's rhnnt ;
12 straw cutters;
II grain cradles ;
I reajter ; '
, . 1 two horse thresher : '
i - ' GEO. ABEBXETHT A CO.
! Oregon City, Jnne 1. 1S53. !3tf.
1HAIX PUMPS, m.wkey wrenches.
match planes, screw arm,
sa-h planes,
horse -li.es and nails to fit . '
gun lock, plug and nipple, 5
tube, bullet nvrdd,
Wu-cnlndiu" IXL pocket knlve,
pmning and budding knives. -rat
trap to catch atpttrrH , at -
MOORES"
llook and Stationery.
OCnoOl. REAPERS.
13
larker's l.-t. 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th. '
Sander do do do do
Miiiffy's do do do do
lavies'"arithmetic. ' ' ,
University and Common School,
Intellectual and primary,
Pavies' Bnurd'in algebra,
lrendre. surveying, ,
Geometry and trigonometry,'"
Key to iVavies Arithmetic, 1 V. ,i , - ,
Th-"mipon" arithmetic,
Parker's philosophy, ,
juvenile and lt lessons.
Oramrnars far. tl'illl'm's .sillllll'S. : -
Geogmphie Mitchell's. Monteith's mamatl,
'Monteith's lt lessons.
Music Uste of .ion, Xew Carmina fi-ra. ,'
Christian Psalmist, Missouri Harmonv
Xortnal Song Book, Singing Book, at'
!".tf
MiKir.ES
Notice.
rilUK jndges of the Supreme Court, of the Territory of
A Oregon, assembled at the seat of IJovcrnuient on
the ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and fifty,
even, do fix" and appoint litrit Courts, to be held in
villigeof R.wehonr. In theeonntyof Pooglss on the
Br-t Mondavs.of Man-h. Mav, Septemlier and Xovem
tr.annualiv, until otherwise. n.l.. i.asldii ninit the
lunuk' ri-rm to six dars each.
' GEO. H.WI1.I.IAMS. Chief Jnstsee.
i ' lltf M.P.PEAPT. Associate Jnti.-e.
rno. BKvtoi.rvs, ) ,. ,
BontKT A. tAW. .&: '""Cisco.
' BKSY tw,
Portland. Oregon
" ' ' Keyiiolds kl.aw.
TTVOT.E A!.E ;r-ctrrs and C.nninisson Mer-hants
V ' an dVabsr in Oregno fwocr, corner K earn 4
aiHlJaekxm Streets. Pan Fram-i-eo.
, 3-Advances made on Consignment.
t - Refer to J. FAII.lXi A CO., Portland.
43mnid"
Salt! Salt!!
TONS -San Quentln' SALT. In ahont d and
. I0H lb. bags, just meJied and for sole veer eheap
20
M.I.S.I KCM.M..M IU
Oregon CRy, Dee. 0,
Oak Hower Nnroery .
1JFR.SOXS wishing to avail thernselve of the oppor
tunity of notaiuing good fruit will flird it much to
their adessitaze to call upon the undersigned at his
nursery npon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
valli, upoii the Linn County side. My trees are of the
snost thrilty LTowth, and of the best variety to be found
apon this coast.
C'vn.e and see them if you don't purchase. . .
3t'tf . . .. - WM. MtiLREE.
D
R. GUYSOTT S COMPOUXP EXTRACT OFSAK-
SAPAIUU.A and YELLOW POCK, at
9 . . W. K. SMITH CO;S. ,
John S. Edwards,
ATTOBXEYi AT f.AW,-: Washington t"ity , p.
C. will attend to all hnsincsaentnfc-ted to hifeare.
before the several Uepartments the Siipreme Court ol
tne I mted States. .r courts of l lie Uistnvt or Columbia.
I'artictiLir.ftttentivn given to the claims of eol-
diers lor services, or for Bounty Land. ,
Kcfers to i.on. Iine and irt-.cnrry. 4Smi;pald
Food for the Mind.
"XT ES w barephmty of it among which are some of
I the most prominent work, Byron, Shakespeare.
Hiilton. Joseiilins, M'sire's, Ik-uton's :!0 years, Arthur's
works. Life of Xnpoleon. Henry Clay and other great
aien; also Fowler and Well's publication, wherein wc
are taught how to preserve health bv tracing cause to
elTect. Also works on spiritualism, such a Prof. Hare.
Edmonds. Talinadge, Harris, and A. J. Pavis, the star
the of age.
W e also have nn kinds of Wank Bxiks and stationerv
in general. In fai-t we intend to keen all kinds of faoti
far the mhul, and intend to keep posted, and want our
many readers to Keen nn with ns so lie sure and pive
us a call, one and all, at the sitm of the hook store, main
street. Oregon City. HOMEIt HOLLAND A CO.
Oregon City, Pee. 7, 1S5. 40tf
llemoval.
BAUM & BROTHER have removed to their Xew
Store next d"Kr to J. Strang's Stove establishment
They have just received a general assortment of Pry
Goods, Clolhing, Hats ami Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which be offers for rash or
produce.
X'. B. Wanted Butter, Kefs, Baron, Lard, Flour, and
Wheat, for which they pay tlie highest market price.
Salem, July l'J, i-i. ltl
i TE AUL1 XGS 3(H) wauled bv
L COLEAI.EXAXPERACo.
Flit sale, our entire stock of goods, at prices to suit
the purchaser. COLE AI.KX ANDKJt A Co.
17V JU sale, the best store in Corvullis, applv t
COI.E A LEX AX PER
to
&. Co.
I "I J AXTEP, cash, produce, or cattic in exchange for
V goods of all kinds, bv
COLE ALEXAXDER A Co.
VT AXTEP, to close np our business in Oregon imme
v V diately. Those Ih have accounts against ns
will present them for pavinent.
COLE ALEXANDER Co.
ri those who owe u we say bring on yonr Wheat
X Oats, Bacon, or cash, and make immediate settle
ment, COLE ALEXANDERS Co.
C) ARSE Suit 20.0.SJ lis., for sale at 3 cts. per lb. bv
COLE ALEXANDER A Co. '
LADIES' Shawls, from 3. to flu. at
COLE ALEXANDER A Co's.
80
ACRES Timber I -and for sale, inquire of
COLE ALEXANDER A Co.-
24
' 4 red bed blankets and i!0 pair of blue, for
.ow at COI J! ALEX A N DEH A Oo's.
IIcrt: Pelrolf om, of Rdek" r Oil, .
CELEBRATED for Its wonderful Curative Power.
A .V.rtwml Armerftt. procured from well In AV
leghany Co.. Pa., tour hundred reel below the earthi
surface. Pat ap and sold bv fA M CEL M. K I Kit, C anal
Basin. Seventh Street, PHtshurirh; !. ' '
The healthful biilm from Nat lire's secret spring, .
The bloom of health and lire In man will bring ; '
j As from her depths the magic liquid flows, -I
To calm our anO'erings and assange onr woes.
i Tlie Petroleum has been fully test4-d. It was placed
Jielure the public as a remodrof wonderfnl efllcacr.
Every one not nopiahited with it virtne. dmihti-il Its
healing properties. Th ery of hnmlsig was raised
kgainst it. It had stime Irleiids Ihose that were cured
thmne-h It wonderful agency. These spoke out In Its
Invor. The lame, through' Its instrumentality, were
made to walk the blind, to see. Those who had suftVr
cd for years under the torturing pains of Hhcitnmtlsni,
GsHit, Neuralgia, were restored to health and usefulness.
Several who were blind have lieen inuile to see, the evi
dence of which will lie placed before yon. II von still
have doubts, go ai.d ask those wlio have been c'nred !
Some of them live in our midst, and ran answer for
themselves. In writlna about a medicine, we are aware
that we should writ TVnWi that we should make no
statement that cannot be proved. We hare the wit
nesses: rrowdsnf them, who will testiry In terras strong
er than we can write them, to the eHh-acr or this reme
dy: who w ill testify that the Petroleum 'has dona for
them what no medicine ever could before : eases that
were pronounced hojieless, and beyond the rctich of re
mediate menus : rases abandoned by physicians of un
questioned celebrity, hate been made to exclaim. this
I the most wonderful remedy ever discovered !" We
will lay before you the certificates or some of the most
remarkable cases : to give them all. would require more
space- than would lie allowed hy this circular. Since
the introduction of the Pctrolenm, mimy phvirhins
have len convinced or It efficacy, and now recommend
it in tlieir practice ; and we have nn doubt that it will
stand at the head of the list of Tnlualde remedies. If
the physicians do not reeotamrnd It. the people will
have ft ot themselves t for it transcendent power to
heal i7f and attnl l-ecorae known and appreciated :
when the voices of the cured sM-ak nut : when the en res
themselves stand out In bold relief, anil when lie who
for year has suffered with the tortures and panvs of an
Immedicable !einn, that baa been shortening his days,
and hastening him " t' tlie narrow bmie appointed
for all the Hvintr." when be speaks out in it praise, who
will doubt it ? The Petroleum is a Xuturul Remedv : It
Is psit np as It flow from the besom of the earth, with
out any thing bf In? added to or taken from It.
j !t net Its inrrrdients from the lied of mlistances
which passes over in it secret channel. Thev are
blended together in sneh a form a to defv all human
Competition. The Pctrolenm in this rr.pec't Is like Min
eral Waters, whose virtues in most ehissiic disease are
acknowledged, not only by 4ivsK-!ans. Isit bv the com-
nttmity at lanre. These singular fluid flow inc out of
tmirarttl.! Iniirecaatel with tnedhait: SubstanceH OT
ilitli-rent properties, nnd hrddaig thtn iniuich ctimplet
solution as to rrquire the aid of Chcine-trv in imler to.
detect tboin, lieais aiilie proof to the fai t that they are
lompouiid. d by the iiULsier hand of Xature. for the alle
viation of human siitVcriug and disease. If Petroleum is
tnci'ii ine at alt. ii is a gool one. for Nature acver half
docs her work ; and tiiat it is a medicine of uueqitak-d
power, we have Uut most abundant tcstfmonv. it will
I u-cd alien many of tlie new rrmrdie uow in voue
will havg Is-cil forgotten forever. . It will contiuue t-i be
used ami applied a a reun-dy as long as man continue
to be aQiicted with disease. 'That it will cure evcrv dis
ease to win-1 we arc liable, we &' not pretend ; but
mar n win cure a ercat many disease liitlirrto iniiira
tile, is a fact which is proven bv the evidence in its fa
ror. It discovery is a new era In medicine, and
will inure to tlie health and happiness of man.
' SvmirYLA. Tbe IVtrolcnm i a great medicine In
rVntfula and King's Evil, in all those diseases havinc
their ericin In a depraved condition of tlie blood and
other fluid of the body. It will cure pain and enlarae-
incuts in the Isilie and ).unt, blotches, biles. Erysipe
las, pimple on the race, tetter, scald-head ring worm,
and the varents kin disease, it ba cured nmm'rotis
rase of Rheumatism. Nenraluis. I Ac. Several
eases or Rheumatism oT years' standing, have been) en
tirely cured, a woman tn t-raiiklin t o, l"a., wa
run-d of rheumatic alTc-tmn of seven years standing
the disease wa so aggravated as to confine her to las
during the -jn-ater art of that time. She h now well
and considi-rs ber-Hf ent'rely restored.
Mim.i.Avri-s Pirim-tion" No better remedy can
he fmind anyaliere for hum and scalds, the pain
of which it immediacy rdicres, and restore the part
and disposes them to heal.
Old Sis-cs and llrer will be removed by the daily" ap-
pin-aiiou aim auiuiui.irauoii oi i erroieutll.
Worm In d-ise or nrteen or twrnta- drops adminis-
ierea to enmrten oi two or mree yenrs old. or upward
two or three times daflv. it will removeWortn. It is i
certain remedr against Tape Worm and Ascariile
In grown pervtt, in which rase the doe most be a tea
Soonftil. Bronchitis and Asthma-ran he retleved by the Petro
leum. Tbe distressing rongn. nicht sweat, and ilitli-
cnity of breathing, are removed by its use in a (cry short
time.
. Fever and A Hie. Tlie IVtroIettra ha lieen ned in fe
ver and ague with complete sm-eess It will be foam
certain and effective remedy in that troiiMvsoineand nn.
manaeeable disease. The dv in sm h cases is a let
s.ioonfal in anv pleasant vehicle everv three honrs, in the
aoscnee oi ine :cvcr.
Tisdh-sclic A few drops droled on cotton, am!
placed in the cavity-of ,thc aihipg tath, will relieve it
lininetiiaTeic.
. Crmtrvrtv'satiiratiar a .flaiinekeJ.tth with the Pet
letim and npptj ing it to the neck and breast, it will give
Immediate relief. -
it is also an invaluable reraeil v iu tlie different form ef
jU,r4;'ir .'i-;.l'.v.ll.v:'u iii,iew-siy s4
plication along the pamriu tr.u t ol nerve. -4u tluil siic
eiesof neuralgia deuomiiiated spinel irritation the Pe-
truleum has given permanent reliel, !y nittlsn trim
it iiifria anil nifirnni!;.
i Corn. For corn this remedy ha lieen used a ith com
plete success; the plan of using it i to saturate a piece
of cotton with the IVtroleuia.and tie it upon tlie Cora.
1 be corn should la- pared down even- two or three days.
and the Petroleum applied until all the hardness
has been absorbed. - ' i ' -
DiKEr-rio for the internal and local administration
ef the Petroleum. Piarrtvwi 1 he diss- in this disease
is a tea-snonnful everr third hour until the purging
eease. In old chronic eases.it will only be nece-ary to
tal e tne mcin-me tnree times a nay.
; Pile Tbe mode of administration in Pile is to give
the Petroleum three time a dav internallv. and applv
twice a day externally, to the tnnwsrs. Where tbe llles
re of long st-miling and mm-h hanlened. a drachm of
liMlinem.tr lr added to ea -h ltle.tls"uHl as a local
appli-atioii. When tbe Pile are internal the Petroleum
slesdd lie infected with a nrritist iato tlie re-dum.
IVafiH- !rop t;ii drops lnt" the earat bed-time and
l.p tne ear wi'Ii eorion -r worn, i ne ear snoui i ne
syringed out with suds made of east ile soap and warm
water, twice a week.
.. For Barns and Scald. Apple th" Pctrolenm freely
ever the burnt or scalded art. In disease of the
bladder and kidney, the dose is a tea-spoonful three
time a day. "
' For aid Soreaand Uleerv Apjily the Petroleum morn-
Big aud at ora time. Keep me sores or nicer clean, iy
wa-hinsr them dailv with castile soatt and warm water.
For s-re and inflamed eve The Petrolenm slemld be
applied two or three times a day to the affected eye and
a drop or two be allowed to get nnder the lid. where
there is a erofliilovt tendency it must be taken inter
nally, in doses of a tea-siswuful. three time a dav.
For Cooiih. Cilils. Bronchitis ami Consumption Tht'
dose rs a tea-sitotuitul. v oe given mree times a day.
In Cholera Morbus, give a tea-spoonful every bmir un
til the vomiting ami pureing cease.
In Rheumatism. Neurslgia, Iuly. Contraction of the
Limbs and Joint, and V. lute Swellnu:. The Petroleum
i to lie freely rnblied on the affected mrt at least twice
a dav with a flannel nig. and. if convenient, before
a warm fire. It should a!-o is- given internal! v, in doses
a tea-sponnfiil, tbire times a duy. ,' I'vJ
, For rale at the Salem Prug Store, by
i Mav, 13-Otf. " ' . W. K. tHtTlt A CO.
Crarrenberg IctlicltieR.
GRAFFEXHERG arsa'parina. Uterine atlioIi.-in.
" Pvsenterv Svrnp, Consunip. Balm.
Pile Ointment, 1
' '"' ' Health Bitters, ' ''
" Eye Union. Ac Ac. t ri
To be fonml si the Agency Of tlie Company ati ' . '.
9 W. K. SMITH A CO."S.
D
R.TOWKf"t"Ml i
-Siirsuparilla, at ' " '
V. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
9
M
CLAXE"S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills. at
w. K. smith ,v cu.s.
, , f .
merican Cbolagogne, at W. K. SMITH A t'O.'S.
MOKKATS life pills and bitu-rs, and Bernard" dys
entery sTup, aud Wistar's balsam of wihl cherry,
at 9 W. K, SMI l it Cll. S-
DR. J. AYItl-IS'celebniteil cherry pectoral. roreongh'
colds, ami consumption, at W . K. SMITH A CO.
lectora I . for eoiurhs,
S.
a. f KXICAX Mu.-tauir Liuameiit. I
W. Meit-haiit's
1 X garling oil. W. K.
W. K. SMITH A CO.".
1 JURE White Iad
lin-eil and Yellow
raw and burned Umber, Chrome,
ow and other naints. nt
,1 IV. O.M I III .X v.'. r,.
- t? wfirn - frt o
pERFUMERY,
W. K. SMITH A CO."S.
r A YXK'S alternative, e.KM-torant. and pills, cod liver
I oil, castor oil. sweet oil, at W. K. SM ITU A CO.'S,
A YXK'S carminative bal-suu. A lino remedy for
I dysvutcrics, Suiiimcrt'oiiiplaiuts. Flux. Ac, nt
i W. K. SM I Til & CO.'S.
fAYNE'S Hair Tonic, at
... 9
W. H. SMITH & CO. S.
13
ARUYS
TR1COPIIEROCS, for sale, nt
W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
J
S'
CARPA'S Acoustic oil; a sure cure for deafness; for
sale at
W. K. SM ITII & CO."S,
fACKSON'S Pile ointment and Tetter Faubrocution.a
I sure cure for tlie above diseases; at
a W. K. SMITH A C ."S.
Ii
USHTOX'S Cod liver oil. for consumption, for sale
at ! w. K. SMI ill Jfc tO.S.
1ETROI.UM, or Rock oil, just received. and forsaleat
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S.
"Ill ROME Yellow. Prussian
j Lamp Blacks, Paint Brushes
9 W.
Blue. Prop Blacks,
, and Candv. at
K. SMITH" A CO.'S.
VANDYKE Brown, raw L'mber, burnt l mber, T. D.
Leaner, Gold, Leaf, Silver Ix-af. and Bronze, at
W. K. SMITH A CO.?S.
LIVSEED oil, spirits turpentine, ah-ohol, and tooth
brushes, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO. S.
! : fimttba Btue. ' : -
A' TTORXET3 AND COC.fSElilR! AT LAW AND
Solii-it-irs in Chancery. Corvallls O. T. . ,
: i. it. smith. . Mtf - D.C. nAtnt.-
! A TTORNEY AND COUNSEIX)U AT, LAW, EU
gene City, l-anc Countp. O. T.
i i m . I i l ii.
garglca!.
M.T Sneareon: Ac. ' SPECIALTY
T I-COOMBS
DISEASI-S Or THE EYE. CorvallU, Oregon.
September 23, 110. . tm
San Franeius AdTertlsing Igrnry
TP. FISHFR. Iron budding, opposite Pacific Express
J onli n. un stairs. Files of all the principal Papers of
California and Oreeonniay be found at this office. Mr.
Fisher Is the authorized Agent for the Statesman.
; Chester S. Terry, ' ' '
! ATTORSEY AT LAW; SALEM, OREttON, C0M
A"niisioner or Deed, and to take testimony, ae
knowledgmeuts. Ac.Ac. for Iowa, Indiana. Missouri,
Michigan. California anJ Washlngbm Territory. Let
ters of Attorney, and all other inwtrmaeut r writing,
drawn on short notice.
i Pnrtlculur attention paid to taking depositioas,
ruUectioas of Notes, Accounts, Acf. , 32tt
,., , """""'"Boise I MeEwnn, :
ATTORNET's ABTD COCNSf-UlRS AT LAW. So
licitor In Cliancery, Proctors, Ae., la Admiralty,
Portland, Oregon. 45lf
! W. II. Farrar,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIXHt AT. LAW. So
licitor in Chancery and Admiralty. Offlc om Fnnt
street, next door north of Stark at, Portland, Oregon.
Hurtling 4 Grtt-ru,
I TTORNETS ANPfOUNSEWRS AT L AW. A!D
Solicitors In Chancery. Office near the t 'ourt-honse,
Salem. O.T.
" Cro. I."iMieil,
ATTORNEY-AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Sidicitor in Chancery, will practice ia the various
court of Oregon and Washington Territories. Offlce,
Haleiu.O. T. , . ,
DcIaloa Snitk, . .
i TTORNET AND COUNSELOR T LAW. AND
J Solicitor In Cliancery, will promptly attend to all
business pertaining to his profession in the first Judicial
District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon.
DnVe; Allany, Linn County, O.T. '
I X. It. When not at bis office, or absent nn profes
sional business, he may be found at his residence, Ave
mile soiith-ea-4 of Albany, on what is known as the
f Grand Prairie."
j ' W. 8. Breek,
! A TTORXKY AND COCNSEI.OR AT LAW, AND
rx Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in tlie various
courts in this Territory, and (trouiptly attend to the col
lection of all claims againt the Loited States, tliroagh
un efficient auent residing at Washington .City. OUice
n Eugene City, Lane Couuty. O. T.
It. E.8tratton,
VTTORNFY AT LAW. will practice in the various
court of nutbern Oregon, and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Office in Deer Creek. Doogla county. O. T. Rest,
dence 6 miles north ef Winchester, on the Willamette
road.
N. B. Bounty Land Warrant obtained for claimants
nn reasonable terms. 23tf
A.
J. THAYER, Jtlomr anti VouHttor at Ijnr.mA
Solicitor a floMeaw. 4 mice over J.L. Avery a
store, Maui st, Corvalli. iU
ChadWlck & Gibbs,
4 TTORXEYS AND CtlUNSELORS AT LAW. 8-
X liciiors in Chancery. Ac. Mhce at V tarliestcr and
Gardiner. S. K. Ciiaiwick, WuK-ms,ier, Pooela Co,
O.T. A.C I iiass, Gardiner, LaiMpui to, O. T.
Nov. 9, lsjo. . 35U i
I Pillow ft Hosts,
TATCllMAKERf,alera. Repairing prompt-
ft ir ano: neaciv aone. jeweirv manniac-
lured.
14tf
Srdiral. .
J. WRIGHT A E. B. STOVE, having
bled
X toetl
toa-rtber in pr-tice, lespeetfidlv tender their ser-
m to tne people of Ueaton and I .Inn rtesinng to se
cure the favor of tlie afflicted by sweeeu onln. ttfflee
near J. C. Avery's store, Corvalli. Jlkpaid
William A. Goulder,
fTlEACHER of French and English, French Prairie.
Marion couuty, O. T.
17
I. B. Dallark,
RCIIlTfXT AND BUILDER, PORTLAND. O
Desizns, plan. iieemcation, Ac, furnished ea
reaaunalde terms.
, E. COLL S. f . iUIIMSX. - C U AKTUr..
f if 4iitit1trti ft. 1
rm wwrwr Tir.ar.nnir v.t
UK.XKHAl. MERCHAX1HSK JSO
'2
Pit Ol) ttf. VOR VA LLIS. (X T.
YVilliam V. Urlowold k Co.,
71 rERCIIAXTS, SALESI. -OREGOX TERRITORY
11 W. t. CltlsWOUtl, Sltf C. . WOOUWOBTIt.
I
Knftene City.
TjOR iCE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of tlie Engeue
JLX I Itv llHel. IJlt.
Medical .Notice.
frtHE sulwcrils-r, would infonnthe inhabitants that he
X Is at his old stand, ready to attend to all rails in
bis profession ; also be has on hand a well selected
stock of fcA-lectic concentrated Medicine, with a well
a-rted supply of Syriuges, all of which he will dispose
01 on reasonable terms. . .,,'. WARREN
Salem Ilecemher J, lifi. ' 3tf
. W. II. Mafrero, 31. 1.
T JHYSICI AN and Surgeon. Oll-s in niv new build-
.1. inir. on Main street, twodwrs north of lr. J.
W citeeiiy's ftre-nroof buildinir : where I will be found
when not pmfesionallv enzaeed. I will keepchnstant
ly on hand a fresh supply of Drag aud Medicine
wnn-n I win en low tor rasa.
Corvallls, Pec. 5. 1-Wtl. J'.tf
Itdiejl Jtoticr.
TAR. R. W. SHAW, late of San FraatlseoL California
IJ offers bis professional services to th citizens lo
Salem and vicinity, and respectfully folicit share fo
public rnvor.
sar timce at iiceo. ami t eiiona ortig store.
lly . , v .It. W. snAW.
r. Jaekiti, 1. P.,
HYS1CIAN AND SURGEON. Corvanis, O.T."
ntr
, Campbell k Pratt
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. San Francisco. CaHfornia.
XIl OfTne. crner Montsomerv and Saeremento streets.
ever Parrott A !. Bank. - i .
Meors. Campbell A Pratt have lately removed from
vrefivu. fMiu win iic iMcauwu w sueiia m iu vuataeae
a 111 1 I . ... . . I ( 1 ;
eutrusted to their care. Sltf
Ai.ciAMEa Cami-bklu o.CPaArr.
Joseph X. PreseoU.
MAIS st., oaroosr citt.
"pkEALER in Family Grncerivs, Boots, Shoes, Ac, and
Paints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
July 7. 1S.1S.
ltf
I. D fatlnter, ,
DrytKMlt; Clothing. Fancy ArtMes,
SLltiuoerv. and mwnl tnirchndl.
1"VE ALER in
XJ Books and Stationery, and
Stiirc llrst door north of tlie Union Hotel, rktlrm.
Dceemuer iMoij. 42tf
fs. Kllowortlt,
ATTOBSKT Axtl COCNSKLLOK.
TT S. Supreme and other Ciairt. OfHi-e Eugene
lily. Lane tountv. Orecon Territory. Also
Coiniuissioiiernf Deeds for Xew York, Connecticut. Ac
August zn, inaii. ittr
Vatchmakins.
WILLIAM F. HIGIIFIELD, Chronometer and
Watch maker. Oreenn f lit v. has n-nunnd to
tlie building justopiHisile to the. Nfain-strevt House.
where he can ne constantly found prepared to do any
business in his line. Watches cleaned aud reoaired on
sliort notice and reasonable terms. Also a choice lot of
watches anil jewelry for sule.
March , lis.it. ly51
S. Hamilton. 31. IX,
PHYSICIAN AXD SURGEON, would respoctfully
nnnouiicc to the good people of Douglas and the nd
jniniiig counties, that he has located permanently at
Peer Creek for the purjiose of practicing medicine, and
in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all
duties, aim spare no pains to render the patient easy
and comfortable.
Officb opposite K. II. Dearborn St Co.'s store, on
Main street.
Drug and Patent Medicines for sale at Imo rank pri-
rr. 42tf
Wells, Fargo, Jit, Co.,
BAXKERS and EXCHAXGE DEALERS. W,F,A
Co, in connection with their Express business, will
;ilso transact a general Kjrrhangr and Collection Btui-
ne. Collections and Remittances made in all nartsof
Oregon. California. the Atlantic States, and Europe, with
promptness and ihwpatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin
and Bulliou, bought aud sold.
Sight Exchange on JVne York, Alston. Pkiltultlpttia,
Albany, Uochrmtrr, Buffalo, JSrif. Cleveland. Detroit,
Chicago, MUumUne, lialena. tit. Ijomm, IjanumotUt,
Cincinnati, ami fort v other Drinciual towns in the Atlan
tic States and tlie Canada, mav lie procured at any of
our office. WELLS. FARGO, CO.
Ill, Montgonierr-street. San Francisco
JAMES O'NEILL, Agent.
June 1.V.
Coffee.
F YOU WANT a really good article or COFFEE, the
undersigned have eot l j.'XHi pounds best " COSTA
RICA." Come in and look at it.
ALLAN McKlNLAY" A Co.
Oregon City, Dec. 0, l&MS.
Dr. Ciapkaj'i Medical Ketiees.
mm
DR. J. I VZ A PRAT'S ( Irand Meilical and Snrglcal
Institute, Armory Hall, corner of Sacraraeuto aud
Montgomery at, Sau Francisco, California, Establish
rd for tlie Permanent cure of all Private and Chronic
Disease, and the suppression of quackery.
: Dr.J. L.CZAPKAY,latolnlhe Hniigarian Revolu
tionary War. Chier Physician In the loth Regiment of
linvcd,cliief surgeon to the military hospital at Pesth,
Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Or
gan and Disease of Women and Children , would most
respectfully inform the public of Oregon aud California
that he has nicued an Institute for the cure of Chronic
Diseases of the lungs, liver, kidneys, heart.blood. brain
and the horrid consequence of self-abuse, and he hopes
Hint nut long exiierieiice ami suceessun pracucc "i io-
years, will insure him a share of pnblic patronage,
the nmctice of manv rears la Europe and the Uni
ted State, and during the llilugartan war and cam
paigns, he is enabled to apply tlie most efficient and
successful remedies against disease of nil kind. He
nes no Mercury charge moderate treats his utient
in a correct and honorable way has references of un
questionable veracity Irom men of known respectabili
ty and high standing In society. All parties consulting
h'im by letter, or otherwise, will receive the best and
gentlest treatment, and Implicit secrecy. The Dr.'s
offlce are at Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery at., San Francisco, California. 4:mi3
L ii ' 1 ' ' : ''
CJPERMATORRIUEA
OR LOCAL WEAKNESS,
ou'.d call public attention to
O Dr. I. J. Czapkay
apermatorrtwr or local weakness. There Is not In the
catalogue of human maladies one more to be depreca
ted than this, as well liecanse of present distress. a the
ultimate result. The tone of the system under it in
fluence is eitht-r Impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
classof symptoms superinduced that ontlts man for the
iierformanee of any of the ordinary duties of life. The
njories done to the' physical part of man i trnly la
mentable, but trifling when compared to those of the
rens.wlum. the great nervous center, and to the ner
yims system generally. This disease, which Is too often
consequent npon that solitary vice, self-abuse. Involves
pathological conditions lieyond the compn-hen-ioo of
the uninitiated, but which are well understood by the reg
ular practitioner. Among the symptom most conspic
uous are the following: ixite of solitude, aversion to
luisiuess and society, distressing timidity, nervous ex
citement from slight causes, loss of memory, confusion
of idea, inability to reanon eorroctly. low spirits and
Lvwitadc. dullness of apprehension aud misanthropy.
These being functional derangements, are often the Jtar
bingeru of horrid orgauic lesions of tbe brain, which
produce fatuity, dementia and death.
For the cure of this and all kindred diseases. Dr.
frmtAiw h. rtablihed his Institute, where all may
rely with perfect confidence uion that skill which long
experience and tnorougu uerouou mj uts jiimwu u
given. .
Those who suffer honld call or write without delay,
and use the mean by which they may recuperate and
live. . .
All consultation, by letter or otherwise free. Ad
dress to iitt.uj.VAiiR.ii.
' Medical Institnte, Armory Han,
Cor. Sacramento sod Montstunery sts,
iOmi San Francisco. CaL
AsK.Cl:ET DISEASES -DR. I J. CZAPKAY S EX
to traonlinary success in the treatment of secret dis
eases in the nriraarv and other stages, induces him to
call luiblic ntti-ntioa to the fact that of the great num
bers who have made daily application to him. there Is
not one who has not been effectually and permanently
cured. In recent cases of private diseases, the Dr. guar
anties a perfect cure in a lew dars without hindrance
to huninc or other inconvenience. The Pr.'s method
of treat ins these maladies; combines the improvement
made bv the medical faculty with discoveries ni
own that are unknown t anv one else, and which, when
applied, prevent the possibility of evil after consequen
ce. '
Smmibri svnhili. which I ao destructive of health
producing ulcerations of tbe throat, destn.yiug tbe soft
parts, and leaving the bones exoed. wmcn morxiry.
separate and come away, disfiguring the ua"erer most
korril.lv. as well as imitairins his ceneral health, aad
predisposing to consumption, the Pr. treat iu the most
certain and efficient manner. Also, painful swellings
upon the bones, disfiir.iriu? splotches upon the skin,
ore, pimples, and all other consequences of private
diseases he guaranties tn cure or ask no compensation.
, Dr. C. would especial! v call the attention of those who
have failed to obtain relief from other, many of whom
he ha alreadv cored, and many are still under treat
ment. The lr. make no eharce for consultation, and
lnits all to rail at his Institute : and be will rive them
rich satisfaction as - they can oldaiu nowhere else.
Those at a distance, by "writing to the Pr, can hare
their cures oronerlv attended to. Oftiees. No. S and
Vrmorv t;tU. corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
at. Pan Franciseo, CaRfomia. -j
' Tub Greatest Diseoverr of Ihe Age.
1 ir T Hl..int- to Mankind! Innocent hot Poteiit!
T .l I'll, tztm : Tr i iihi nitw in I 7Terf-minrer
ting ageiit.) a enre preventii-e against secret disease
and an unsurpassed remedy for scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous nicer, and all cntanoo eruptions and dis
ease. For sale at Pr. CxtrCAr's Office. Armory Hall,
corner or Sacra'naiitt and Montgomery sts, San Fran
cisco. Cal. As inoculation is preventi-e agaiust small
pox, so is Pr. Czapkay' Pmphitarticutn a preventive
agaiust secret di!ase. That they ean W prevented by
proper aeent. is a well an established fact asthattfcV
ran be cured after their establishment, This principle.
which is now universally recognized, wa received even
before the dav of Jentier, the nSwcovererof vaccination.
in 17!t. and it multiplied benefits ever since have re
ceived as they deserved, the attention oi ine .Mcncai
f.imltv. It was in ourstiit of this branch of the medical
science that Pr. L. J. Czapkay fortnnatelr made tbe dis
covery of his ProphylacUeom, which. lor the cancerous
and entanous disortlers. stands unrivalled by any ageut
In the Pharmactiptea. Tlie saorfu operandi ut this med
icine is explained Hsa the hypothesis that secret poisons
iiosses chemical properties whien are neutralized by
neina liroucht in contact with this prouhvlatic. as acids
are kuown to neutralize alkalies, destroying entirely
their original properties, and cendcrtng tbem inert-
The effect of this aseut is immediate, and removes the
possibility of a contraction of disease. If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful in neutrahztns
the poisonous seereUone, which by absrsrption. produce
tbe consequence known a secondary disease. In can-
eerous and gangerons ulcers, in fietid discharges and in
eutannus diseases; where tbe secretions are excoriating
it acts upon the sane ptiiiciiile and is one of the mast
effectnal remedies fr the purpose now known. Where
Meae is OsM estaolssieo it sasMUd te nsed in connee
ti hi with other remedies, and when so nsed never fails
f nuceesi. It has been administered by the Doctor In
tnssiv tlmnsnad rase, and he has yet to find tbe first
n which it has failed to subserve the purpose for whien
t was administered. I'nro, so. t nil directions are at
tss-hed to each packagn.- ,
. S. Bv In eases where the Prnnhylatirnm is need
curative. Dr. I- J. Czapkay will lurnisb (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood pnntier. -
; All communications from the country, addressed ooiv
n Dr. lt J. CZAPIvAY. Han Fraacieco, Cal., will be
strictly and contiileutiallv attended to. and remedies.
with the ereatest care ana secrecy, immeaiaieiy ac-
patcbed by express or otherwise to their destination.
l. s. vaai aai , a. i.
49ia3. ... San Francisco, Cal.
To mi Ladies or Or.eoo.v and CahformaL. J
CzArctr, M. D, physhian snrgeon and accoocher, in
vites the attention of the sick and anlicted females la
boring under any of tlie various forms of diseases of the
bruin. lungs, heart, stomacn, nver, womo, hlooa, Kid
ers. and all disease, peruiiar to -tlstir. se.Ta The Doc-
bir is effecting more permanent cure than any other
physician in Oregon or California. Ix-t no false delleac
prevent you, but apply Immediately, and save voorseff
from painful sunerin? and premature death. All m
ricil bidle, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Pr. Ij. J. Czapkay "s Medical Institute.
tniinrv Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montroniery
streets? and they will receive every possible relief and
help. Tlie Doctor's Ollices are so arranged that he can
be consulted without molestation. 49m3
srThe attention of the readers Is called to the fol
owing:
A laalv of hich standing In society and respectability.
published a curd in tin; Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
Scptemlwr 1. 151. which i a follows:
A Cabo Tlie nndersigned feels it her dnty to express
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Czapkay, for the success
ful cure of herself and child. The latter having been
afflicted by a severe attack of "Cholera Infantum." was
given up as ineuraoie uy some ni tne most ceienrated
physicians, when she railed on Dr. Caapkay. of whom
she heard very favorable report, and who, after a short
neriod. restored the child to perfect health. Encour
aged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice
herself, for the scrofiilons iiiabuly, with which she had
been afflicted for eight year, and which withstood the
treatment of the bust physicians in Europe and Ameri
ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording her
permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which,
for eight years had lost all charm for her. . She, there
fore deems it due to herself and to all sick aud afflicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one of the most skillful
uhvsicians witluu the united state.
MH.VAIVULI.1b HI. I I ,
Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia.
A. Gi.azek, Notary Public, 126, 7th street.
The following is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August 6th, 1H54:
K SiciLLFt L Puysician. Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
opened an office at No. Id Pleasant street in this city.
Dr. C. is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
tlie patriotic army a physician and surgeon under tlie
wtronairc of Kossuth. He combines with a fliibthed
educatiou and the most refined and agreeable manners,
tlie most extensive scientific abilities and skill in his
Krofe- ' a, and we feel much pleasure in recommending
im t .ar citizens-as a physician and a gentleman.
Dr. Czapkay has speut some time in Philadelphia where
he won the confldenee and friend-ship of those who be
came acquainted with hiin. Among his friends in Phil
adelphia are gentlemen of the highest resiectabilitv,
with whom we are personally acquainted. He had in
extensive practice iu Hungary before the Austrians and
Russians compelled mm to leave it for beine found
guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope be will receive
that patronage due a man of so eminent capacity.
Tlie atswe are only a few of the many testimonial
which Dr. Czapkay ha in his possession, but cannot
Diihlish for want of space. All communication ihr
letter or otherwise.) free.
gr Persons desiring prompt attention, and who wish
to avoid tbe delay of corre ponding i can have immedi
ate attention by sending ten dollars as eoultatioa fee,
and can have medicine forwarded. Add res to
L. J. CZAPKAY. M. V. " . '
Medical Institute. Armory Hall. :''
Comer SaeKansento and Atonamiiri si est la. -
J"3 , . - r . r . flan Fraarhjcn.
SrojW VTORRnEA. or Local WeakneM, Bprrowi de
Wiity. low spirit, lasidtnde. weakness of tbe limb
and back. indispo.itkin. toss of memory; aversion to o
ciety. lovoot solitude, timidity. Self di.trust, diaciaess,
heaaache, pains in the de. aflection of tbe eyes, pin
nies on the face, sexual and nthr i..nOi ij
cured without fail by the ju-tly celebrated physician and
surgeon. L. J. tzapkay.- His method of curing diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great sue
..k. All .nnuiil I . I ' nn u K. LrftMi . -
' " "uerwise. tree.
-Address, . L. J. CZ.VPK A y. M.D,
. 49m3, ; ".;-, ,. San Francisco, CaL'
At Rncene CitT. ' ',
THE subscriber has at Fjigene City, one of the best
general assortment of Dry tiood. Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be found in Oregon.... lie is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stork, and al
ways keeps it up. My gisids are now alt received direct
from Sau Francisco, where I have resident agent. All
kinds of farmer's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and sell goods cheaper
than any other store in the Territory.
' ' JOXKI-H lf.AU
Eugene City. July 1, 19SC lfitf
' ii
A'otice.
rrtHE Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of
JL Oregon, assembled at tbe seat of Government oir
tlie 16th day ot December. li, do fix and appoint
District Courts to be held in the citv of Salem, in tbe
county of Marion, on the lint Mondays of April and
September, and the tourtu Mondays of May and Octo
ber, annnally, until otherwise onb-red ; and in the city
of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on tbe fifth
Monday, of December, IsoO, and thereafter on tbe first
Monda'ya of May and October, and tbe third Mondays
of June and November, annually, natil otherwise order
ed, and do limit the duration of 'said Terms to six days
each. GEO. il. WILLIAMS. Chief Justice.
41 CYRUS OLNKY; Associate Justice.
Corralllo Drag Store.'
TACKSON ACAKDWELL. Drnesista and
J Apotheraries.xre receiving from San Francis
co, per each steamer, hirer and carefully selected
stocks of Drugs. Medicines. Oils. Paints. Dye-
Studs. Perfumeries, Fancy Soap, and all other articles
usually kept in a Dniff Store, which they art mUixf aad
will sell at reduced prices. " ,
Prescriptions prepared by an experienced Drug
gist. ...
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
JACKSO'N A CAKDWELL.
Corvalli, January 13, ISil. 44UT
"ITTRITIXG-PJiPER, superior article,
t Black ink, from quarts to 3 ox,
. Slates and pencils,
Tabor' pencils. .", I. :
. Envelopes, wafers , .
School cards and tor books, at
ICtf
MOORES"
W. WKATII ERFORDr
(CITT DRt'C STORK. ITPER WRARr.)
IT TIIOl.ESALEaiid retail dealer in Pros. Medicines.
Chemical. Paints, Oil. Dye Stuff. Druggist
Glass Ware, Brnbes. Surgical Instruments. Trusses.
Herbs. Roots, Extracts. Perfumery, Shaving and Toilet
Soap, and a full snpply of all the popular. Patent or
Proprietory Medicines, and almost every other article
in onr line of isi-dne. Which are offered to the trade
wholesale or retail at extremely reduced price, and in
quantities to sun. '
Every article warranted as represented. '
W. WEATHERFOBD, M. .
Portland, O. T, March 10. 18a7. S2m3
Jew Drug srore,
; a
CHOICE lot of DRUGS. MEDICINES.
XI. DRY-GOODS and GROCERIES arenowsell
lutr. cheap for cash, at Hathorn s. opposite Smith'
Book and Pnitr Store, near the New Bukl
; January 27, 1&7- . . 4Stf
R. . BABM'W.
r. . -wnLSON.
r Barnum k. Wilson.
A TTORNIE3 AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Sa
A. lem. Oreeon. Particular attention in given to the
collection of note and accounts, aud claims against
j Bounty Land Warrants bonght and sold. .
oar- Offlce over Starkey's Store. ' 4S
AS- K. KlCtlAROS, I JSO. aCCRASESI. . i,
San Francisco, f Portland, O.T.
; ' - s, , . . t n . -
; itttuarut iiictraiiCR,!
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Jobbers in Oregon
W t tour,- Gram, tvodoee. fruit. Pork. Baeoo. Lard
Hams, Ac, Ac- Order for Oreeon trade aromntlv at
tended to. Liberal advances and on onsisjBseiiji.
No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco.
January 17, lsof. -, - - i . : . ' . . 4Ctf
CANDLES, Srp, Starch, Indieo. and Tobacco, at
9 W. K. SMITH A CO.f?f
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oil, and DvestolT. at-r-W.
K. SMITH It CO.'ai.
NTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at tbe
' STATESMAN OFFICE.-
TAX receipt blanks f- sale at the Statesman office,
at $1 per hundred.'
i Medical Eerolatiti ! ' Tbe WtrM raaaimons !
HOLLOWAY OINT3IEXT. THE
i iiuviTivimcTttu iaD4iiin.T
iue vinioi disease ouen nias.es iw way to too Wr
fk-rool orsan- thmmrh the pore of the skin. This pen
etrating Ointment, melting uuOti tbe hand at it is rub-
lsl in. is atsHsroesi toroaga tne aarae eaaanels. and
reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invart-
aiv snotiues it. wnetner locatea in tne kidneys, ue liv
tr, toe inngs. or any other important organ, it pene-
iraie me snnace lo tne laiertor, tnroaga tne conntlesa
tubes that communicate with the skin as summer rain
passes inio the fevered earth, diffusing its cool and re
generating tnnuence.
7.V DISEASES AXD GIIXDULAR SIVF.Lr
LJXGS.
Every species of exterior irritation is otiicklv reduced
by the anti-inflammaiory action of this Ointment. An
gry Eruptions, such as Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tetter,
Ringworm. Scald Head. Nettle Rash. Scabies (or Itch)
Ac, die out. to return no more, under its application.
Hospital experience in an parts or toe world proves its
infallibility in diseases of the skin, tbe muscle, the
joints and tne glands.
ULCERS.'SORES.AXD TUMORS.
The effect of this unrivalled external remedv noon
Scrofula, and other virulent ulcers and sores, is almost
miraculous. ' It hrst discharges the poison which nro-
duces suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the cures
which its healing properties afterward complete are
sale as wen as permanent.
H'OVjVDS, BIU71SES.J3Ull.XS, AND SCALDS.
In casee of tbe fracture of the bones, iniurie caused
by steam explosions. Bruises, Burns, Scalds. Rheuma
tism, stinues oi tne joints, ana contraction or the sin
ews, it is employed and warmly recommended by the
luc-ttiiy. mm uisrvciuiu reuicuy uaa oeen introduces!
hy its inveutor in person into all tlie leaslino- Hoanitaia
of Europe, and no private household should bo without
it.
UXDESLABLE TESTIMONY.
The Medical Stuff of the French ind English Armies
in the Crimea have officially signed their approval of
U ..11. ..-.- J li I . . . t I - . .
,,.i niiT-iih, wre mm reiiaoie oressinsr lor
aaure cum, mw, wu i; uu 31m, wouua. it is also sign
ed by the surgeons of the Allied Navies.
BOTH THE OtXTMEXT AXD THE PILLS
SHOULD BE USED IX THE FOLLOIV1XG
CASES:
Bunions. Burns. Chaniied Hands. Chilblains. Fistula,
Gout, Lumba?o, Mercurial Eruptions. Pih,Rheomatim,
Ringworm, Salt Kbeum. Scald. Skin Diseases. Swelled
Glands, Sore Ia?gs. Sore Breasts, Sore Heads. Sore
Throats, Sores of all kind. Sprains. Stiff Joints, Tetter,
Ulcers, Venereal Sores, wounos oi an aiuus.
Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hollow v.
90 Maiden Lane. Xew York, and 244 Strand. London,
hy all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine
tfironghout the United Slates and the civilized world,
in pots, at 25 cents, 621. and 1 each.
There is a considerable saving doae by taking
the larger sizes. ,
V. it Directions for the guidance of patient m eve
ry disorder arc affixed to each pot. Jsyl
Btot-e and Tin Ware Establishment.'
J. STRANG respectfntly notifies Hie citizen of Salem,
and public generally that he keep on hand in his
new building. Main st. every pattern of Cooking. Parlor,
Huff. and ittfier STOVES- a eeneral assortment of
TIN WARE, of every description aad all artielea
"anally fuond in a tin sliop aud store, all of which w J .
be sold aa cheap as at any other establishment it h
Territory. - ? . : "
; All orders for juUnng promptly attended te. -tf
, , ' - J. STRANG. ,
i : i - , 1
' ' , Allan s. Lewis, -,; - ' ':
fTTHOLBSALE MERCIL4.NTS, PORTLAND, 0K3
W UOX TEltr.lTQB Y. - .
: .. . i i" Cm r lk....iii. , r. - i
ME R C If A W T S, OREGON C1TTV OREGON TEW
RfTOBr. . - tf
" ' Akrinelbj, llark I Co., v
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS;
j San Francisco. Cal;. will attend to sellior tre?on
firoduce. and fill orders tor Goods. Groceries. Ac, st tfcs
owest rate. Tlie patronage of the people f Oregon
s respectfully solicited. .
August 1. 155. 21tf
. Allan, AlcKinlay, Be. Co.,
HATE just received a stock of New Goods, ' aae
would invite all those who wish to procure GOOD
articles at reasonable prices, to caJQ and see tbem. They
consist in part ef the f oHowrog:
Grindstones, - Canal aad Wheel Barrows,
Grain Cradles. . Fancy Btoobi, -V
Grass Scythe and Snatns, fbun do
Brush do - - do
Assorted Colored Pa3s,
16 so Harrows. 23 teeth
Painted Tuba, . .
Zinc Washboards,
' Blacksmith's Bellows,
Cross-cut Saw, 7 ft !
do : (ft :
Mil! Saw. 7 ft
Hair Mattraes, double1,
do single.
Hair Bolsters, doable, ;
do . aingle, . .
Sperm Candle; '
Adamantine do-.: : ,
Grape brand Tobarr, ;
Garden Bakes, .
i do . Hoed, i " '
' do Spades, :.'
Polished -.hovels.
Hay Forks, .
Manure Forks,
Churns.
Window Glass 8 by 10
do " 10 by 12
- do ' "---" 1 by 9
Window Sashes 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
Ox Bows and 1 okes.
Lnrke do" " do
Blauketa. Baize. Lindivys, Sheetinr. Ticks, Ac-tr. -
We keep constantly on hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES. CLOTHING. H ARDWABE, and ma.ny arti
clas too numerous to mention.
A1XAK, M"K INLAY A CO.
Oregon City. -; . 21tf
Books! Booki! ;
WK. SMITH A CO. have just received the largest
. and best selected Stock of BOOKS ever offered
for sale in Sslem, consisting, in part, of the following
POETICAL WORKA White's, Collins". Grays Tup
per'. Beanie's, Scott'. Young".- Davidson'. Croly s.
Crabbe's . Sh a kpeare's . Cowper", Coleridge', Uemaii',
Korn Pollok's, ShcBey's, Mowitt'a. Montgomery's,
lamnbell's. Pope's. Moore's.' Wordsworth's, Osstao's,
rLuimiM-, tfiltnn's. Brtoa'l. Cooke's. Goldsmith 'a.
Laudon's.
AORIOTLTTRAL. FRUIT GROWING. Ac; EHi
ott's. Yonatton the Horse. Allen's Stable Book, Hind's
Farrier, Downing. Barry, Thomas, Blake, Mason's Far
rier. Stewart and Skinner. Saxton and Clater.
B 1 V. B . In 1 r3. h jwiiimih ... i . rr. ,ii n, . . ,
Iiviort, ainuo t, ounfmnc cnara uiun.,ijii-
lcon'a. Mozart's, Uvea oi the Presidents, Mary Oaeea of
Scots, Henry YH1 and h Six Wive. Harrison's. La
fayette's, Saai Houston's.- Henry Clay's, Kossuth. J.
Q. Adams'i Daniel Boone's, Shakspeare's, Dean Swift's,
Humboldt. Bishop Hedding's, Live of the Popes. J. B.
Fmlev-'s. Roberts", Newton's. Wesley's. Fletcher's, La
ma rime's Celebrated Characters, and many others.
tlll'ltias iwuni Ancient ncsiory, i.uoeji s
Modern Europe. Gibbon's Rome, Rotterh V History of
the World. Barth's History of the World. Willard's'His
tory of tbe World. Botta's American ievo!ation. Macau
levS History of England. 4 vol- IVAubi-ne's History
of" the Itef'irmation. S vols Peterson's United States
MHi ELLANEOUS and SCIENTIFIC WoEKS
Brand's Iocj-c!opedi. Smrtb'sClassical Dictionary. Ijit
in and Gree'k lexicon and Iteaders. Vrrgd. Homer.
Zenopbon, Josrpbas, Dick's Works. Maury 'Geography
of tbe Sea. Weslev's Sermon. Smith's Sacred Anna",
Harper's Universal Gazeteer.Dwight'sMytholoeT. Lard
ner's Lee tares, Gol. Isinit h's Aniuiated X.ttureVWond's
Natural History. Gnnn"s Domestic Medicine.. Waits"
Prose Works. Sterne' Prose Works. Mrs. Enis Pre
Works. Isnrning's Cormtry Houses. Bwffdrrs" Grade.
Wrfyster's Dietionarv, ail sizes. Davies7 . and reck"
MalhenratJeal Dictionary. Farmers' and Planters En-evefnpedia.TBJK-kera.eV
Peodennis. Ion Qorxfitte.
Mm . -iM .... .. Ri.li. . I 'teftti Arts. I re's f ii. lira, jrr
Huirh Miller Old Red Sandstone, Ae, Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KlXr'sTv-Parlcer's Read
ers. Sander's Readers. McGreffees Readers; Cobb's
Reader.- Gift Book for Chiidreu and Y.th. Also.
Works on Geology. Physiology, Chemistry. Philosophy.
Government. Anatomv MiDera"?y. OrktorT. Mathe
w.iin ItenattngV Medicine. Ttieology, Temperanee.
Rhetoric .Grammars. Geographies, Arithmetic. Astro
nomy. Travels. Works of Homor. In shi rt, every thing
usually fjeund in a Book Store- ; ; - -,. ' , i
Store opposite the Holman House, near th Steamboat
Landing. frtf
Jtlenyon'
s Dajuerrean.
AD . ,
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
'.'HE nndersigned havini recently retnrned from San
x. Francisco, is now prepared to take those tieautiful
Picture ca Glasscal'ed A MBR O TYPES, which hava
almost entirely superceded tbe Danerreotype in tie
. Gallerr m the new bwililmr. erreled humA frw 1W
wmir" est of the Marion I loose.
I , .... -. . , . ; WILEY KKNYON.
1 Allan, aicKinlay, Co.,
Ct ENER AL COMMISSTOJT MERCHANTS, antj
T Wholesale and Relait Dealers m Dry Gvod. tire-
eeries. Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T.
itt. in, JJVSl. .t . i i toy
- Iloltdar Presents.
CI A 1. 1, and buy soon at the Ifctok Store. Oregon Citr.
' . - HOMER HOUL,.VXI A CO- .'
Oregon City. Dec. 7. 1S56.
tins
- Botim Jt Brother,
F:0XT STREET. Portland, opposite the 5fetropo!is
Hotel, dealers in Pry Goods, Clotlifnsr. Hats. Boots.
and Shoes, Groceries. Ae-
N. B. AU kinds of produce taken in exchange for
merchandise at tbe highest market price. Hdf ,-
j ' V" asrtK 31 ASTER ItENKRAL S OFFICE,
ewirm, e. a., uue ift, loo.
X L,t.persea having demands against the Quarter-
a . awtr trry . m .rr-in lniiifly, are requesteo tw .
present their claims for adjustment, at the different offi
ees, at their earliest convenience.
" . JOSEPH W. DREW.
14tf Quarter Master General, O. T.
Strayed,
FtOM tbe subscriber, a portion of hi stock, marked:
and branded as follows: Crop off the lett ear. and-swallow-fork
in the right, U- brand. Any person know
ing the whereabouts of cattle bearing this brand and:
marks, will be properly rewarded by sendine me infor
mation. JAMES HEATHKRLY.
" Lane connty, Ang. 7, 1S56. T2tt
TAR. at
2tf
MOORES'
Statesman Book and Job Office.
WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Bosk
printing north of California, and an extensive as
sortment of Jobsinc Matkrial of every kind: and, with
master worhmea. are prepared to execute promptly, and
ia a workman-like manner, all orders in tbe above de
partments, sucn aa
Books, '
Paxhphlets,
Haspbills. - ...
Ball Ticxxts,
: Cikctlabs, ,
IrrvrrATioNs.
Bcsimkss Cakds,
BtLLHEAP.
CONCSKT BlIXS,
PaosBAsrifB,
Blank Checis,
Notes of Hanp.
. Oaasat Books.
. SrzsiiraoT Bills,
" - Steam bo't Cards,
; ' Bills of Lapino,
Certificates,
Show Bills,
Check Books,
Bl'k REcmrrs,
ADTMtSSS CaSD.
AKAFTS,
Blanks or all K r ns, Ac, Ac, Ac.
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS.
JLaw off Newspapers.
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice tn t:..
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue their
subscription.
2. If subscribers order papers discontinued . PnWivb.
may contiuue to send them till all charges are paid.
1- If awbacriber neglect or refuse to take their papers
from the office or place to which thev are seat, thev are
held responsible until they settle their lull and give nr
toce todiscontinne them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direc
tion, tbey are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take a pa
per or periodical fratn the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence o'intebtiona
fraud.
r Postmaster would oblige, by a strict fu!fillmr.t
of the regulations requiring them to notify Pn!,lih
once in three month, of papers not taken from theix
ifc .i Tlw..,
J -. '.-. .