BOOKS
The Gijty Book-Store,
(FRONT ST., rORTLAXn, O. T.,) :. , ,
A. R. SHIPLEY & Co., P
Have In Store, and will be receiving by the 1st of J it no
-2 23 n a m
l. BOOKS: AND STATIONERY !
". ' Which they oiler W Uic . . . ' ,
SPRING TRADE !
" At small advances on New York prices.
Give ns a call, or send ns an order, and we arc
bound to give yon satisfaction! ... '
A. It. Shipley & Co.
Are the Sole Agents in Oregon and Washington Ter
. ritories for the sale of . ', . , .
The American Statesman,
A GREAT BOOK ! t Veins the only political history
:- of the United States. ' . - '-
Send ns your names. Price ?4 00 : Fayabte on de
livery of book. Can deliver by the 1st or September
to all who send ns their names by 1st of 1 ,
Catalogue of Part of our Stock : .
. school hooks. - ..
Ukapers. Sanders' old 1st. 2d. 3d, 4th, and 5th,
and The Vonnjr Ladies'; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, Sd,
4th and 5th: Parkers' 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th; Jlc
GiuTeya 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, .
. Sfellkrs Sanders' Old, Sanders' New; Elemen
tary! ; .
Primers. -Sanders' Pictorial, School and Parker's.
limmBirm Mitchell's, Ancient and Modern, Ol
ney's. Morse's, McXaUcy's, and Monteith's 1st and
SdBook. - - ;
Mathematics. Arithmetics Thomson's, Table.
Mental, Analysis, Practical, and Higher; Davies' Pri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith's
Colburn's Kay's Stoddard's; Davies Algebra, Surveying-,
Geometry, Practical Mathematics. Math. Dic
tionary, Logic of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
Grammars Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's
Kirkam's Spencer's Tower's.
Philosophies. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Ounstock's Smith's. 5
Histories. Wilson's Juvenile, and United States;
Parley s Universal; Willards Universal, and United
LAsnrttt!. Coopers Virgil; Andrew's Latin Rea
det; Yiri Rorme: Andrew's !.atin Grammar; MeChir
toeVs 1st ami 2d Book in Latin, and do. in Greek; An
'hon's Greek Grammar and Header; Johnson's Cn-ero.
Fasqnelle's French Grammar and ISeader; Woodtmry
German Grammar and Reader, Telcmaqne. Greek Tjs
iamcnt; French, self-taught; Surrennes French 11c
tionarj : Andrew's Latin do. l.iddeU A Scott 3 Greek
do. A athon's Classical do, Smith's do do.: .; '
UicnosARiKS. WebstcrV School, High do, Aea
ilmc, University, Royal Svo, Unabridged and Cubus
Pocket. . " ' .
Misceiaaxe.x-s M.iltiion s .s,troriomy. xewmaii
Ithetorie. Wood's Botany. . Kame's Elements of Crit
icism. Parker s Aids in Composition, I arKcr s. Kxer
ciscs. Brookfietd's Composition. McKHigott's Young
Analyzer, do. Analytical MannaL Parker's Word
Builder. Mavhcw's fiook Keeping. Wayland's Moral
Science. Pafey'S Natural Theology. Blake's Agrk-ul-tnre
for School. Upham's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do. do. Milton; Young; Pollock; and Tlwran
on; Edition for Schools) Cutter's Aruitomy and
Physiulojry. American Deliter. Newman'a Political
Economy. Hitchrucks Geology. Great variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kiuds of School Station
ery; Slates of all si6; lrawingi Books;. Drawing
Paper; Perforated Card Board; Bristol Board: Pencils
and Brushes; Osboms Colon.; Inkstands, every 6izc
and style, ftc, Ac, Ao.
MISCEULANEOUS BOOKJV : ' . '
H i stop Bancroft's United States. 6 volnmess
-HHdreth's do. do, 6 votaraes- Frost's Pictorial Ignited
States. Taylors do, do, do.. Botta's Hist. Remmtkm.
Petersah "s icK Wilson's United States. Wilfarda do.
Hist, Indian Wars United States. Willard s Universal
History. Holler's do do, Kotterk's li&t- World 1 or
I volume. TfcTrm's Ancient History- Fares d" d ..
Home's England. Mean!y' .. -complete, Dickens
Child's do. Lingard's do. -'Wn Rome. 1 An
liisne's Beformatitn. Bans s M. fc. Church. Anlon s
KnrW, 1st and 2d Serie. rrescott s Work. Borders
Hist, of iteliijions. Hist, of Ommcfl of Trent. JotS
phns. ' All of Abbott's Histories. HLstorical Cabinet.
Queens of Spain, parens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
Connncsts, Brace's H angary. Kidder's .Brazil. JEa
banks Brazil. Parley's Univ.-ral. History tf Cfu
sade. Ancient Egyptian. HalranVs Middle Agfs.
Hist-iry fir B-iys. lionner"s Child's United States.
lAfwingield Book of Beroltition. " -
' BtociurHVI'lntarch'.s Lives. - Ijlfc Urant. Won
ferfhl Character. I'.n-at and Cerebrated Characters.
ijveof the &ig'iei.. Ant-iliiographv -of Finley. ' 1-a-nisrtine's
CVleljfated Characters. Lite of Adam vlarke.
V Bishop Bedding, do- Niebnhr. do Gen. Harrison.
d Daniel Boone-, do Robots. So ftfayette. Cap
tains of Roman Repnblie and Old World. Dr. Chal
mers, 4 vols. Live of HrcmVddt'. Mrs. Rogers.
Mozart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Times of t hir;
Irving's Washington. Eminent Mechanics-. Lives Vf
Chief Jostices. Josephine. Xapoleon. Charles l-amb.
Jackson. Gen-Green. Joan of Are. Lady Jane Grey.
J. O. Adams. Jnlienne. Daniel Wehsten Kinsrs ol
K'ne. Kinrs and Oneen. Liebmta. 'djves of tke
Popes. PrescoUs Philip 2d. . Mary and Martha Wash
instoo. Pioneer Women of the West. '
'iaaxELS. Hack's China. Arancanian. Stephen
Egypt. Olin's Travels. Mrmgo Park. Nile Notes
Adventures on Mosomto Sh.jre. Hojrjid Taylor's Trav
els. oarMn'a travels m ine tvi-t. -i '-
SciB?mPiC. Brande's Encyclopedia. Physical !eog-
. . i - v- . i 1 1 : . . t , '
. T1pny OI IDenca. n nun s .tnuirat ni-viv. larnuiT !
4ectares. Useful Art Cusmos. Mathematical llc
tionary. Lo;ric of Mathematics. Wonders of Science.
Mitchell's Piaaetary and Stellar Worlds, lyvmiis' Be
cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's Dictionary of
Arts nd Science. r.noanK s nyaraiuics. inct s worKs,.
anons wnrks on Arenitectnre. 1
PocntvF.5-ron various style. Shakcpere, do.
Milton, do. Bonn, dot Heiuans, do, Moore, do.
Thompson. Yonnjr- I'olloek. Tnpper. Cowper. Pope.
ampwii- -worvrt. issi.in. MontTomerv. - KirK
White. Imale Poets of England, do. do. Anierica
anl mavy oiners.
Boois of Retekbxce.
do. d. Fine Arts.
Mct'oUoch's Gazetteer.
FatTr Axn AGBtcrr.Ti-KALv Elliot's Frnit Book,
Thomas do. Irowning s do. Barry s to. Fesisenden'
Farmer and Gardener. Frnrt. Flower and Vegetable
Gardener's Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
Allan's Domestic Animals. AUof Saxton's Hand Books.
WniL-a nn t'tllf fihiwn Il.ifrj V.- ' -
Tqeolooicai. 4 KKUfiior. Harmony and Exposl
lion or liospeH. Aeanucrs ure oi etiru. imtiers
. Works- Knapp's ChriMtian Theology. Western Meth
odism. Morns Miscrflames. Jectures on Romanism.
Brand of Dominic Hnle. Elliot on Romanism. Barnes'
2fotes. Clarke's Commentary. Benson's do. Jav's
Exjrci?es. Watson's Institntes. Larrabee's Evidences.
BiuMcMB Etnical Discourse. Rogers' Lctipse of Earth.
do. Reason and Faith.' Foster's Christ. Perfection.
Bilker on Discipline. Writings of Arminins. Jalm's
Biblical Arclueology. Bibles, all sizes and pnoes, front
$1 to $20. Testaments, great variety. Method M
Hymns. Christian Hymn Books. " Church Psalmist
Plymouth Coilccuon, beiect . MeltKlits. . CliritiaD
Psalnur't. .......
MsorcAt Bachan s Family,, -JTiyaician . Ilydro-
-1 i . , r . . t. . .. - .
jiattf .K tiiHiitAjpnioic una. ,
NDsciaLUNEous. Constitutions of United States.
3laybew Popular Edncation. Crabbe's Synonyms.
rcius wwr w vtriuniMen. uuu reuows JiamMu-s.
Ueadley's Work. 14 vols. Mrs. Tuthfll's, vols. - lay---rd's
Nineveh. Bigelow'a Useful Arts. Hnsa-ell's Eii
Kiuecr's Guide. American Institntions. Pursuit of
Nnowleuire. PSiKMadison. Peruvian Antiquities.
Way Down East. Pynshurt. Ike Marvel's Works
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. . Conntry RatnbM
in cngiana. xaiesana nevenes. tan exreiient lemjier.
ance B-xik. Money Maker. Ksoaped Xmi. News
Boy. Dick MTiUon. Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil-I'-r
a Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator.
Yoiinsr Ladies7 Counsellor. Young Man's do. I'ictorial
f TarteehWm. Thomson's Le-t. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Book. ' Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri
can Honvwife. Half Honrs with Old Hnmphrcy
Athens; its Grandenr and Decay. Mrs. Sedgwick's
Ilolwood. do. New Ensr. Tale. Uncle Sam's Farm
Fence. Arthm-'s Saceessrnl Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
Partinsfton. Horace Translation. Virgil do.- Mrs. Car
Jen's Works. Heroinos of Hitory. lnd and Sea. -Jeckand
Port. Sea and Sailor. Ship and Slmre.
Naval Ijfe. Star Papers. Masonic Chart. Irving's
Columbus. Ixing 1Ook Aheaxl. . Ctty of New York
Living Orators of America. Yonng Man Advised. Mis
sions in Toncta and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fir
tion. ,Knont and the Rnssians. Hvdrapathic Cook
Hsk. lleatli Bed Scenes. Girt Rook ror Young Men.
do. do. Ladies.. Antidotes for Girl, do. do. Boys
Fxtpriut3 of Famoas Men. Charlotte Ulusaltctha
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Ry Philosto
lher. Abltott's Marco Pul Books, do Franconia.
And a number of others too numerous to enumerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
Stationery. Foolscap Paper great variety. let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Envel
opes all styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank, Books -ell sizes and Btvies.
Memorandums. Diarilw. Pa. Books. Time Books.
Paner Cntters.' " do Folders. Shipping Receipt Bonk
Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Papers-good
variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, ic., Jtc
Fftinlly.'we have a good variety of . . j. ,.
Mi-fic Booc. New Cannina Siicra. Alpine lee
Sin-rer. Dulcimer. Chorus UW Rmk. Metmpiditm do
Sacred Melodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors, titiitsf dm' Tlnfe doi Aecordon floi Violin do
Melodem do. Plymonth Ooiloction nrtth Music. Sbcft
Mnsie.- .- fr- ts'-i. -.1 t. i : rt.
And the most varied assortment of Statioxbry ever
oficred in Oregonj;-.' . . . :,n ,- ; t :: - -:,...
tfgr This stock is all bongbt in New York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at .' t ,:;;;
. .; UX1FORM rniCE8.,n t-.-flW
mr We keep on hand Smooi. Books in lsree urtaa
tHies. totrethcr with mostr the palicHms of -
H iKPsa & BaoTHKtw; -t.fr . . - . , .; :
- IhtKBT JacKfjmt; - ; :(-,-.. - T
"i insmi . ftBWY5 " ' - ? " ,' -
rmuirt Jt SlWOKf' '-' !:- ? ".-?-...- ---
. i A- H. Bajj Co.; '-- "--.j n
. MiixRit. Orrow & MrMJoayr; - i -.... ri?..-- .
I.kakV k, GKTZp-:.r,n aa ... n .t.,:,
' Pitkam; " ' - , . . , ,
A pro-cros; and others. .i ... ir-.- ;i
EyWeask your patronase.;"7r nnalU tu visit lis
and examine onr stock; ynroKDfsr will be attended to
on tiie same Toora-as if yon bought In -person.
PurtUnd, March 20, 1"57. 2tf
BOOKS! BOOKS'.!'
Notice to" Importers of Unipqua.
THB ScliooBtr UAIltJl! A. muler therornwiand JTfl
- 8. IK Uinsdals.iuinji) (romCmnqua river
for San Francisco, on the Oth of May, and intends
making regular trips betccn these two ports. ?
It is only necessary we believe, t romiud the Impor
ters of Umpqiia that this vessel the Unipqua is the
first ever launched on the waters of the Unipoiiu, to in
sure their patronage and support. This vessel will dis
charge her cargo at Scottshurg, and at the rate she in
tends to carry freight, will not only save the shipper a
very considerable item, but save hiin the trunsp irtation
up the river, and thereby enable hiin to receive his goods
without so much handling as heretofore. In line, the
Schooner Umpqua, of Scottshnrg. Is. a mil Umpqiia
craft and being the first on the list in this great reform,
confidently relies upon all the Unipqua for support and
encouragement. . .." '
For freightorpassngeapplyto Allan, McKInlay ft Co.,
Scottshurg, or to the Capt. on board. Merchants wish
ing to ship from San Francisco, can apply to Allan,
Lowe ft Co., 132, Clay St., or to the Captain. '
Scottshurg, May 27, ISSti. ' 13tf. , ,
ltlacksmitlis and others, Look.
ALLAN McKIXLAY ft CO. have now on hand a
large and well selected stock of
Bar Iron, , - ... Cast Steel,:
Horse shoo do., . , German do.,
Xailroddii., , ,. ,,, Plough do,.
Plate do., , V . . 7 ., . .
And intend to keep up the assortment so as to suit the
wants of customers. Give us a call, add yon will Urid
that we not only have the fullest stock, but will sell
" as cheap as the cheapest." We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what
Is sold. ;
Oregon City; Dec. 23, 1S5G. , . , '41tf,
Henry Johnson li Co.
' WHOLESALE MtrUGISTS.
(ltd Washington Street, San Francisco.)
Offer for sale to the country trade, the largest stock
of goods in their line on the Pacific coast romprl
siag Drags, Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines of
all kinds. Brushes, Paints, Oils. Glass. Tnrpentinc, and
every article appertaining to the hnsincss. Having su
perior facilities for obtaining their goods they think
they can olfer inducements to buyers unequalled by
any other house.
Orders respectfully solicited. 401y
Powder.
TTTEkavea large snpplv of powder In hand.
V - GfiO.ABKKNBTHV X CO.,
Orejron City, Nov. 13, loG. , . 37tf
Dentistrw.
m
IL J. R. C.VRDWELtj. Dental Surgeon
'orvallis, will practice In his profes-
ion.at Cmroili. Kngtnt Vitu, II tnrhta-
ler. Srwfjftnrg.and Jttrkmnrillr. Skill, nnqnestjonabte;
cmirpes. respeetoiiie; worn, warranted. Xveta exaram
ed . and advice given free of charge.
Due notice given of change of office. '
April 2'i. I j5. . - , 7tf
Now UeceiTintc ,
rpiiE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
J. saje low. -. . , .. .. , . . . . .',
50 frmss matches ; ".V .. ' ' ."
liOkegsol syrups; ' ' '" .
50 ltl. bids. X. O. sujrar ;
10 bbts. crushed srar; ' ;" t .
t, ,. 50 boxes candles ,
" : -" - If) Mils, vinegar ;, . .. : .
20 cases tea; " ... ;
15 d-z. brooms ; .' "
20doz. buckets; ' ,'
' "' ' - 5 cases men's fine calf boots ;
S " " ralf bmgans ;
2 " goat J
3 1mvs" brogan ; - , "
3 " . youths ralf brogans; " ."
" 1 " women's Morocco boots; ."
S imitation boots ; ',
3 " Misses boots; "
175 pairs children's shoes ; , ( ,
12 straw cutters;-
24 grain cradles ; , t '
- ... 1 reaper;
' . 1 two horse thresher;
' -GEO. ABERXETTIY ft CO.
Oregon City, June 1. 1!55. " 13tf. , .
CHAIN PUMPS, monkey wrenches,
match planes, screw arm,
sash planes, '
horse shoes and nails to fit. ";'','
gun lock, plugs and nipples, '
tidies, Udkt moulds, '!
Woscnhoim's XL pocket knives,
priming and budding knives, .
rat traps Co talch ouw-rr, at
iMOOUES'
ISoohs and Stationer jr.
OCHOOL RE A DER3
O 1'arker's lt. 2d
3d. 4th and 5th. , ;
Sanders' do do do , do. , .
Mctjufiy's do do do do
i . J)aie' arithmetic, .' ' ". ,
University and Common School, - v ;
j . Intellevtiul and primary. -. ., :
. Davies' Bourdon algebra,
'"" Legendre, surveying, - -
Goimetry and trigonometry. . r
Key to iavies' Aritiimetlc,,.. . , , ...
Thompson's arithmetic,
Parker's .philosophy, ' - , '.
i " juvenile and 1st lessons, - . ..
' Grammars Clark's. Bullion's Smith's. . .',
Geographies Mitchell's, Monteith's manna!,
Monteith's 1st lessons,
Mfcw.Lnteof Rion . Ne w Chrmlna Sacra,'
Christian Psalmist. Missouri Harmony,. .. ., ,
Normal Son IfsxA, Singing Book, at
2f MOORES"
, Notice. '
rTlHE judges of th Supreme Conrt. of the Territory of
jl tirejron. assemmeo. ai ine seal oi i.overnmeni on
the ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and tiftv
seven, do fix" and appoint District Oonrts, to be held lu
vill igeof Rosehurir, in theconntyof IMnglas on the
first Momlavs.of Marrh. Mav. September and Xovem
her.annualfy. nntil otherwise ordered, and do limit the
duration Wsaiu terms to six n ivs eacn.
' - GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Chief Jnstsce.
4ltf .' ; M.P. DEADY, Associate Jnstice..
THOs. ni!VNOi.is, I c . ' nciir ttir,
KoBKRTA. M.(. - Vorllnd. Oregon
Ketnolds&Law.
T THOI.ESAI.li t;r.?i-ers and Comruiion Merchants.
Vt and dfafcrs In Oivgrm Protlnct comer Kearay
........ (.
aaaaciisoifctsrreew..in rranciseo.
o- Adcances made on Consicnments.
h- Refer to .J. FAILING ft CO., Portland. "."
'- ' 4:tmCp!iid
. Salt! Salt!!
QA TONS "San Quentin" SALT. In almnt R0 and
CJ 100 lb. bags, lost received and for sale very cheap
ALLAN McKIXLAY 4 COi
Oreron City, Dee. 6, 15.
Oak Bower Nursery.
PFRSOXS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of obtaining good fruit will find it much tot
their advantage to eau upon the undersigned at hts
nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor
vaJtfft. anftn the Linn Conntv side, trr trvsva Am .if
morthf!fty trrowth, and of the best variety to be found
vomc ana ee tnem u von aon t purchase.
3'.tf WM.MtlLREE.
John S. Edwards,
ATTORXEY AT LAW, Washington City , D.
C-. will attend to all business entrusted to his care.
before the several Departments the Snnreme Court of
ine L- ui u ouuvi,jr ununa vl iik imwicfc oi OEU1H Ola.
, Particular attention given to the claims of sol
diers for services, or for Bounty Land. -, - .
i.eters to i,eu. lAne ana .Hv. curry. 4Sraipaid ( .
' Food for the Mind. .
"VfES we have plenty of it among which are some of
A me most prominent wonts, Byron, Shakesieare,
BuRon, Josephus, Moore's, Ueuton's 30 years, Arthur 'a
wonts, uieoi .apoieon. jienry t. lay ami other great
men; also Fowler and Well s publications, wherein we
are taught how to preserve health by tracing causes to
effect. Also works on spiritualism, such as Prof. Hare.
hdmondH, lalmauge. Hams, and A. J. Davis, the star
the of age. . . f
i We nlso have all kinds of Wank Books snd stationery
in general. In fact we intend to keen all kinds of food
for the mind, and intend to keep posted, and want our
many readers to keep np with ns so be sure and give
us a call, one and ali, at the aign of the book store, main
street, Oregon Ctty. HOMER HOLLAND ft CO..
Oregon City, Dec 7. Ikw. - 4otf
Removal.
IV
AUM ft BROTHER have removed to their New
Store next door to J. Strang s Stove establishment
They have j list received a general assortment of Dry
floods, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
iroceries, Crockery, AC, wmcn ne oners ror casn or
produce.
N. B. Wanted Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard.Flonr, and
Wbeatv for whk-h they pay the highest market price.
Baiem, wy i, irai. latt .
Paper Hangings and Carpets ! A
JUST KECT.I fc.D t"er fate arrivals,, by. FRANK
BAKEB, 110 and 112 Clay street, San Francisco
ewO cases i aier iiiui(jiu;, r rencn ana American,
every variety ; ,
COO0 rolLs t rench and American Borders ; u ;
625 ps Tapestry Brussels Car)ct;
3(K) ps Tajiestry Velvet Carget J
2:10 usThree-l'iy carpci; ..
Si0 is Superfine Ingrain Carpets;" ; .
"'asa ps Extra Fine Ingrain Carpets . '
: 20) ps Cotton and Wool Carpets '
275 ps Bay State Druggets ; ' , ' .". ", '
-fm ts Oil Cloths, assorted: :T " "l
i 125 ps Silk Damask and Brocatella ;. J ' f '
800 ps Cotton and Worsted Damask " .- ?j
sotwj pair inuow cunuva ,
375 nair Lare Curtains ;
(II T
i 750 nair Muslin Curtains ; ' ''
"fsnoo Cornices and Curtain Bands ; "
325 dozen Mstts: assorted ; ' .
' . Stair ltods. Table Covers, Gimps. Frimres. ftc
Wholesale Md Retail, by t
' FRANKT BAKER.
Int-r i. : . ! 110 112 Clay t., Kan Francisco. "
Cash lwtid for Soldiers Bounty land
THE nndersjgncd in pay cash, and the "highest
rates, for a large number of Ixmnty land warrants,
on application at his ofhec in Court Hoiinr. Ssleia, O. T.
.l.lbliHI.
i'ccuuljcr B0,1S5C. ; ' 42tf
Iter's retruleuni, or Rock Oil!
CELEBRATED for its wonderful Curative Powers.
A Natural Armrrfi, procured from a well in Al
leghany Co., Ps., tour Hundred feet below the earth's
surface. Put up and sold by SAMUEL M. K1EU, Canal
Basin. Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
, The healthful balm from Nature's secret spring,
' The bloom of health and life to man will briug ;
As from her depths the magic liquid flows.
To calm our snAerings and nssatige our woes;
The Petroleum has been fully tested. It was placed
before the public as a remedy of wonderful efficacy.
Every one not acquainted with Its virtues, doubted its
healing properties. The cry of humbug was raised
against it. It had some frieiids those that were cured
through its wonderful agency. These spoke out in its
favor. The lame, through its. instrumentality, were
made to walk the blind, to see. Those who had suffer
ed for Tears under the torturing pains of Rheumatism,
Gout, Neuralgia, were restored to health alid usefulness.
Several who were blind have been made to see, the evi
dence of which will be placed before you. If you still
have doubts, go and ask those who have been cured!
Some of them live in our midst, and can answer for
themselves. In writiug about a medicine, we are aware
that we should write JVuth that we should make no
statements that cannot be proved. We have the wit
nesses: erowdsorthem, wlto willtestify in terms strong-,
er than we can write them, to the efiicacy of this reme
dy; who will testify that the Petroleum has done for
them what no medicine ever could before : cases that
were pronounced hoiicless, and beyond the reach of re
mediate means : cases abandoned by physicians of un
questioned celebrity, have been made to'cxelaim, " this
Is the most wonderful remedy ever discovered !" We
will lay ticfore you the certificates of some of the most
remarkable cases : to give them all, would require more
space than would be allowed by this circular. Since
the introduction of the Petroleum, many physicians
have been convinced of its efiicacy, and now recommend
it in their practice ; and we have no doubt that it will
stand at the head of the list of vahinole remedies. If
the physicians do not recommend It, the people will
have ft ol themselves : for Its transcendent power to
heal trill and mutt liecome known and appreciated :
when the voices of the cured speak out ; when the cures
themselves stand out in old relief, and when he who
for years has suffered with the tortures and pangs of an
immedicable lesion, that lias been shortening his days,
and hastening him " to the narrow house appointed
for all the living." when he speaks ont In its praise, who
will doubt it ? The Petroleum is a Natural Remedy : it
Is pnt np as It flows from the bosom of the earth, with
out any thing being added to or taken from it.
It gets its ingredients from the beds of substances
which passes over in its secret chsnnoL They are
blended togrthrr in such a form as to defy all human
competition. The Petroleum in this respect is like Min
eral Waters, whose virtues in most chronic diseases are
acknowledged, not only by physicians, but by the com
munity at large. These singular fluids flowing out of
the earth, impregnated with medicinal substances of
different projiertH-s. and holding them in snch complete
solution ns to require the aid of Chemistry hi Order to
detect them, bears ample proof to the fart that they are
compounded by the master hand of Nature, for the alle
viation of human sutl'eriug and disease. If Petroleum is
medicine at nil. it is a good one, for Nature never half
does her work ; and that It is a medicine of uueqiialed
power, we have the most abundant testimony. It will
lie nsed when many of the new remedies now in vogne
will have been ftireotten forever. It will continue to be
used 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 ; bnt
that it will cure a great many diseases hitherto inenra
Me. Is a fact which is proven by the evidence in its fa
vor. Its discovery is a new era in medicine, and
will innrato tne ncann anu-napraneswoi wit
Si winll. The Petroleum is -a great medicine In
Scrofula and King's Evil, in alt tboe diseases having
their origin hi a depraved ronditfon of the blood -aad
other fluids of the Body.- It will rnre pains and enlarge
ments in the bones and joints, bhifc-hes. biles. Erysipe
las, pimples on the face, tetter, s-.-ald.nead mig-worm
and the various skin diseases.. It has cured nuuicroa
cases of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, ftc. Several
eases of Klieunuttism of years standing, have been en
tirely cured. A woman in Franklin Co Pa., was
rnred of rheumatic affection of seven years standing;
tlie disease was so aggravated as to confine her to bed
during the greater pai t of that time. She id now well
ami considers herself entirely restored. '
Slisfr-t-tASEOi-s DiurcnoNS No better remedy can
he found auvwhere . for bums aad scalds, the nain
of which it immediately relieves, and restores the parts
and disposes them t beat. . , - -
Old Sores and Ulcers will be removed by the daily ap
plication and administration of Petroleum.
Worms. In doses, of tiflccn nr twenty drops adminis
tered to children oi xwo or mree years oiu. or npwarus.
two or three times dad v. it will rem-we worms. It is a
certain remedy agnin-4 Tape Worm and AcaridVs
in srown persons, in which case the dose must be a tea-
spoonful.
Bronchitis and Asthma can lie relieved by the Petro
leum. The ditredng rough, night sweats, and diffi
culty of breathing, are removed by its use in a very short
time.
Pcverand Atf. The Pet.-olcnm has been vised rn fe
ver and ague with complete snecess. It will fie found a
certain and cfTer-tire remedy in that tronldesoniennd on
manageable disease. The "dose in such rases is a tea
spoonful in any pleasant vehicle every three boors, in the
ali-enre of tne lever.
Tooth-ache. ,V few drops dropped on corton. and
oWcd in the cavity 4" the'arhiuj tooth, will relieve it
immediate! ii. .? . r " , r
t 'man lv -citumtmcr n fmnnel doth with the Petro
leum and Koplying it to the neck and breast, it will give
immediate relief.
It is also an to valuable remedy In the different forms of
Scarlet l-evern h used locally, as in cases ot croup. :
Neuralgia, in its virions kinds, is cured by the free ap
plication along the painful tract of nerve. In that sie-
rie of neuralgia denominated spinal Irritation the 1 e
troleirm ha jrivrn permanent relief, by robbing with
it night and rooming. .
Corns. For cores thisremedvlias been ned withcom-
pleUsticUws; tF.ephinbf rising it is txatorate a piece
of cotton wuu tne i-eiroieura, ami .ie u upon me i oru.
The com should be pared down every two or three dav.
and the Petroleum applied nntil all the hardness
has been absorbed.
DiKEi-noNS for the internal and local administration
of the Petroleum. Diarrlnea. The dose in this disease
is a tea-siKKmfn! every third hour until the purging
ceases. In old chronic eases.it will only be necessary to
take the medicine three times a day.
Piles.T-rThe mode of. adminiitraini in Piles Is, to give
the Petroleum three tiroes a day internally, and apply
twice a day externally, to the tumors. Where the Piles
are of long standing anil much hardened, a drachm of
Iodine may (e added to each bottle, ta be nsed as a local
application. When the Piles are internal the Petroleum
should be injected with a syringe into the rectum.
Ieafness.-Drep ten dmps into tire earatbed-tirap and
ptontheear with rottos or wooL The ear should be
syringed out with suds made of castile soap and warm
water, twii'e a weelt. '" '
For Bums and Scalils-Apply tlr Petroleum freely
over the burnt or acaldud parts. In diseases of the
bladder and kidneys, the dose is a tea-spoonful three
times a day.
For old Soresnnd Ulcers. AndvthePetrolenm morn
ing and at bed time. Keep the sores or ulcers clean, by
washing them daily with castile soap and warm water.
For sore and iiUlamrd eves.Tlie Petroleum should be
applied two or three times a day to the afierted eye and
a dron or two he allowed to get hnder the lid. Where
there fs n seroflulons tendency it must lie taken inter
nally, m doses or a tea-spoonrni, ttiree ume a oay.
- For Comrhs. Colds. Bronchitis and Consnmption--Tlie
dose Is a tea-spoonful, to lie given three times a day.
In Cholera Morbus, give a tea -spoonful every hour nn
til the vomiting and purging erases.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy. Contractions of the
Limbs and Joints, and White Swelling. The Petroleum
is to be freely ruiibed on the affected parts at least twice
a av with a flannel rag, and. if convenient, before
a warm fire. It should also be given internally, in doses
of a tea-spoontnt, three times a day.
For sale at tne foaleia Lirug More, oy
May, 13-Otf. i t. W. K. SMITH ft CO.
Graffenberg
Medicines.
(Tin
RAFFEXJJEUG Siivsanarilla. Uteri
terine Catholicin.
VT, ' t Drsentery Syrnp,
Cuoaumnw Baliav
-i , t ine ointment, , (
- " - , s . Health Bitters, .......
To be fonnd at the Agency of the Company at 1
9 A T. IV. BMI 1 H tU. S.
-r : ' c T-.
D
,R.TXWXSEND SSarsnparilla,at "r"HfTffC
C'LAXB'S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills, at
W, JV. BUI J. II CO. H.
TAR. OSGOOD S ludia Uliolagogue, nnd or. Jones'
U American Cholagogne, at W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S
M
cntcry syrup, and Wistir's balsam of wild cherry,
' , v u- cuiTir .- c( 'si
at
Dli. J. AYRFJ4 celebrated cherry pe!toral, for coughs,
colds, and consumption, at W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
M
EXICAN Mustang Linament. tS. W. Merchant's
garling oil.
W. K. SMITH ft CO.'s.
"JURE White Ixad, raw and burned Umber, Chrome,
L Green and Yellow and other paints, nt
' ' 9 , W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
jpEKFUMERY.at
W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S. .
' A YXE'S alternative, ex)icrtorant, and pills, cod liver
oil, castor oil, sweet oil, at W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
"AY'NE'S carminative balsam. A line remedy for
dysenteries, summer uompiaiuis, r nix, occ, ai
4 , W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
"AYXE'S Hair Tonic, at
9 .
W. H. SMITH ft CO.'S.
B
ARRY'S
TRICOPHEROl'S, for sale, at
,t . t K. SMITH CO.H.
9
S0.
A RPA'S Acoustic oil; a sure enre for deafness; for
ale at i'
.11 lA
IV. Jv. M11 11 dC UU.S, .
ACKSON'sj Pile ointment and Tetter Einbrocation.a
sure cure for the above diseases; at
9. , , -;-; t W. K. SMITU ft CO.'S.
R
USHTOX'SCod liver oil, for consumption, for sale
at
9
W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S,.
PETROLUM, or Rock oil, just received, and for sale at
9 ' -''. W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
G
1 1 ROM B Yellow, Prussian Blue, Drop Blacks,
Lamp Blacks, Paint Brashes, and Candy, at ,
.9 - r i . - . J W.K. SMITH ft CO.'S., T
TTAXDYKE Brown, raw Uinner, burnt umber, T. l.
V ; Leaner, -Gold, Leal, silver ieai, and Uronzes. at
; W, SMITH ft CO.'S.
LINSEED oi!, spirits turpentine, alcohol, and tooth
brushes, at 9 W. K. SMITH ft CO.'S.
. Smith V Dude.
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSEIiORS AT LAW AND
A. Solicitors In Chancery, Corvallis O. T.
I. K. SMITH.
P. C. DADE.
M. W. Mitchell,
ATTORNEY -AND" COUNSELOR AT "LAW, Eu
gene CRy, Une Countp, O. T.
SurgiraJ.
JL. COOMBS, M.D.. Surgeon, ftc. SPECIALTV
. DISEASES OF THE EVE. Corvallis, Oregon.
September 23, 1856. 2sm(
San Fnneiseo Advertising Ageney
J" P. FISHFR.lron building, opposite Pacific Express
j Office, upstairs. Files of all the principal Papers or
California and Oregon may lie found at this office. Mr.
Fisher is the anthariaed Agent for the Statesman.
i - Chester R. Terry,
" i TTORNEY aT LAW, SALEM, OREGON, COM
A.amissioner of-Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. ftc, ftc, for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri,
Michigan, California and Washington Territory. let
ters of Attorney, and all other instruments or writing,
drawn on short notice. ...... .
S Particular uttention paid to takiug depositions,
collections or Nos, Accounts, fto, 32U
Boise & MeEwan,
A TTORNEVS ND COUXSKLOItS AT LAW, SO
jt. licitors in Clancery, Proctors, ftc
in Admiralty,
Portland, Oregon, s
4tt
. W. n. Farrar, ?
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. So
licitor In Chaicery and Admiralty. Office on Front
street, next door north or Stark St., Portland, Oregon.
Hardin; ft Grover,
ATTORNEYS iND COUNSELORS AT LAW, AND
Solicitors in Chancery. Office near the Court-house,
Salem, O.T.
; Geo. I. Shell,
ATTORNEY JND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in t'hancery. will practice in the various
courts of Oregon and t ashington Territories. Office,
Salem, O. T. .
, -- Delaxon Smith,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in Chancery, .will promptly attend to all
business pertaining to bis profession in the first Judicial
District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon.
Office. Allsuiy, I -inn County, O. T.
X. B. When not at bis office, or absent on profes
sional business, he may be found at his residence, five
miles south-east of Albany, on what is known as the
"Grand Prairie."' .
H ; , W. 8. Brork, , :
A" TTORXEY AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection of all claims against the United States, throagh
an efficient agent residing at Washington .City. Office
in Eugene City, Lane County; O. T.
11. E. St rat ton,
ATTORXEY AT LAW, will practice fri the various
courts or southern Oregon, and in the Supreme
Court or the Territory.
OrKics In Deer Creek. Douglas couuty, O. T. Resi
dence 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette
road. ' .- i
N. B. B-mnty Land Warrants obtained for claimants
on reasonable terms. . . jtr
A 1. IHWYAi. AUomrtftuui l mimrlttr at Iaxt, and
XI, sonntor tn caanerra.
Offico over J.
C. Avery's
Store, Main SU, Corvallis.
Wtf
Chad wick & Gibbs,
TTORXEYS AXD ClUNSEUl AT LAW, So-
l flcitors in Chancery, Ac. Office at w incliesterand
Gnnliner. S. F. ChadWick, Wincliester. Douglas Co.,
O.T. A.C. Gibbs, Gardiner, Umpqna Co., O.T.
Not. 9, 155.
35tf
E-M. BAKM'll. i. C. WILSOS
Barnnm ft. Wilsson."
ATTORXIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Sa
lem. Oregon. Particular attention in given to the
collection of notes and accounts, and claims against
gnvernmenL
Bounty I -and Warrants bought and sold.
3 Ortb-e over Starkey's Store. 15
' P
Pillow ft Moses,
WATCHMAK Ens, Salem. Repairing prompt- v
ly and neatly done. Jewelry inannfac- t3
tured.
14tf
Mediral.
tTt J. WRIGHT ft E. B. STOXE. having associated
JL together in pra-tice, respectfully tender their ser
vices to the people of Benton and Linn desiring to se
enre the favor of the afflicted by success onlw. Office
near J. C. Avery's store, Corvallis. - 2l!ypaid
William A. Gonlder,
rpEACHER of French and English, French Prairie,
L Marion coonty, u. I . lyl .
1. B. nalloek,
A RCHtTECT AND BUILDER, PORTLAND. O. T.
2. Designs, plans, specifications, ftc, furnished on
reasonable terms.
. William C."Griswoid & Co
's
IERwC
ERCHAXTS. SALEM.
OREGON TERRITORY.
c. oaiswoLn,
22tf C. 9. WOODWORTIl
Kngene City. '
TTORACE E. LAWREXCE, Proprietor of the Engeue
11 Ctty Hotel. IStr.
Medical Notice.
THE sbcriler, would Inform the Inhabitant that be
is at his old stand, ready to attend to al! calls in
bis profession ; also he has on hand a well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated Sledicines, with a well
asorted supply of Scringes, all of which lie will dispose
or on reasonable terms. W. WAR REX. .
Salem December 2, 1350. ' ' T 3stf .
W. B. Magers, M. D.
llllYSICIAX and Snrieon. Office lu my new build
I ing, on Main street, two doors north of Dr. J. S.
Mclteeiiy's fire-proof building r where I will be found
when not professionally engaged. 1 will keep constant
ly on hand a fresh supply of Jlrtigs aud iuediciues
which I will sell low for cash. --'
Corvallis, Dec 9, 1S5I1. ' ' ' " 5 39tf -
Ifdieal Sotiee.
Dli
R. W. SHAW. late of San Francisco, California,
offers his professional services to the citizens fo
nuieiu buu vicuiuy, ami respecuuiiy aouviia m eiuuciu
piioiic lavor. . --,,.',
MM" OlBce at Reed and Fellows drug store.
14y .... , . U- W.SHAW.
W. Jiekson, 1. D.,
PHYSICIAN AXD SURGEON, Corvallis, O. T.
12tf
Campbell ft Pratt.
A TTORXEYS AT IAW, Sa Francisco, California.
Office, comer Montgomery and Sacremeuto streets,
over Parmtt ft C-os..Bank. . "
Messrs. Campbell ft Iratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be phased to attend to all business
entrusted to their care. . ., 31tf
Alexander Cami-bkil. , . " .V O. C. Pratt.
Josepk N. Preseoit.
SAIN S?., OKEOON CITT.
T"EALER in Family Groceries, Boots, Shoes, ftc, and
Paints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
July 7. loB. - - t
IRtf,'
P. D. Palmer, ,
DEALER in Dry 3oods, Clothing, Fancy Articles,
Books and Stationery, and general merchandise.
Store tirst door north of the Union Hotel, Salem.
lfcceiuiier w-, im. -,.,$.'.' 42tr
Ellsworth, .
I . ATTOttNKr AND COl'NSKLLOIl, "
US. Supreme and other Courts. Offlc Eugene
City,- Lane County. Oregon Territory. Also
Commissionerof Deeds for New York, Connecticut, ftc
August zt, inon, , ih
. : Watchmaking. ;
WLLIAM F. HIGHFIELD, Chronometer snd
Watch maker, Oregon City, has removed to
the building justopposite to tuo Miuu-etrcet Hisise,
where he can lie constantly found prepared to do any
business in his line. Watches cleaned and repaired on
short notice and reasonable terms. .Also a choice lot of
watches and jewelry fur sale. .
atarcn a, teas. . :. lyil"
' S. Hamilton, M. D., ' -
PHYSICIAN, AND SURGEON, would respectfully
announce to the gox! people of Douglas and the ad
joining counties, that he has located permanently at
i eer reen lur uie purpose ot practioing meojicine, and
in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all
duties, and spare no pains to render the patient, easy
and comfortable. : ,
OrKrca opposite K. H. Dearborn ft Coa store, on
Main street. .,'!
Drugs and Patent Nedicines for sale at hue cask pri.
en. ' , . 42tf .
- . Wells, Fararo, &. Co.,
BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W'.,F.,ft
Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also trtui-sact a general Exchange and VftUtction- Jlimi
. Collections and Remittances made in all parts of
Oregon, California, the Atlantic States. and Europe, with
iironintness and desiiatch. Dust. Gold and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bought and sold. ,
. Sight Exchange on Neto York,Boton,t'htlatUlphia,
Albany ,' Jtochetter, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, Detroit,
i nteago, Jfiuteaukte, ualena, ol. laiu, JMUisruie,
Cincinnati, andortu other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States aud the Canadas, may be. procured at any of
our ofliccs.- WELLS, FARGO, ft CO. ..
. 1 111, Montgomery-street, San Francisco
w. JAMES O'NEILL, Agent.
June 1855. . ' ' . . .
DR. GUYSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSAR
SAPARILLA aud YELLOW DOCK, at . . -
W.K. SMITH ft COS.
1h Czapkaj ' Medical Notices.
DR. J. L. CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute, Sacramento st.,below Montgomery oppo
site Pacific Maill Steamship Co.'s Office, Sau Francisco,
California. Established for the Permanent cure of all
Private and Chronic Diseases, and the suppression of
quackery.
Dr. J. L. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War, Chief Physician in the 20th Regiment of
iiouveds.cuier surgeon to the military hospital at resin,
Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Or
gans and Diseases of Women and Children, woidd most
respectfully inform the public of Oregon and California
that he has opened an Intitnte for the enre or Chronic
Diseases of the lungs, liver, kidneys, heart, blood, brain
and the horrid consequences of self-abuse, and he hopes
that his long experience and successful pnictice of ma
ny years, will insure linn a share ot public patronage.
By the practice of many years in Euroiie and the Uni
ted States, and during the Hungarian war and cam
paigns, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He
uses no Mercury charges fnoderatc treats bis patient
in a correct and honorable way has references of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty and high standing in society. All parties consulting
him by letter, or otherwise, will receive the best and
gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. The Dr.'s
offices arc on Sacramento st., below Montgomery, San
Francisco. California. -uina
SPERMATORRHEA OR LOCAL WEAKNEhh
Dr. L. J. Czapkay would call public attention to
spennatorrhrra or local weakness. There is not in the
catalogue of human maladies one more to be depreca
ted than tins, as well because oi present uisirvsa.ai, iuc
ultimate results. The tone of the system under its in
fluence is either impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
classnf symptoms suierinduced that unfits man for the
performance of any or the ordinary duties of life. The
injuries done to the physical part of man" is truly la
mentable, but trilling when compared to those of the
censoriuin, the great nervous center, and to the ner
vons system generally. This disease, which is too often
consequent upon tliat solitary vice, self-abase, involves
pathological conditions beyond the comprehension of
theiininitiated, but which are well understood by the reg
ular practitioner. Among the symptoms most conspic
uous are the following: Love of solitude, aversion to
business and society, distressing timidity, ncrvons ex
citement from slight causes, loss of memory, confusion
of Ideas, inability to reason correctly, low spirits and
lassitude, dullness of apprehension and misanthropy.
These being functional derangements, are often the har
bingers of horrid organic lesions or the brain, which
nnulmv fntuiti- dementia and death.
For the cure of this and all kindred diseases. Dr.
Czapkav has established Ins Institute, where all may
relv with perfect confidence ujion that skill which long
J . 1 .1 l 4 . l.t.. ...r. I,....
experience ana taorougu uciuiioii w piuiciou u
given.. ' . ' ' " '
Those who suffer should call or write without delay
and use the means by which they may reenperate and
live.
AH consulUtUras, by letter or otherwise, free. Ad
dress
ess to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, ,
4Hm3
Medical Institute, San Frannsco. Cal
SECRET DISEASES. DR. U J. CZAPKAY S EX
traordinarv success in the treatment or secret dis
eases in the primary and other stages, induces him to
call public attention to the Tact that of the great nnm
hers who hare made daily application to him, there i-
not one who has not been effectually and permanently
cured. In recent cases of private diseases, the Ir. guar
anties a perfect cure in a few days without hindrance
to business or Other inconvenience. The Pr.'s method
of treating these maladies, combines the improvements
made bv the medical racalty witu discoveries oi ins
own that are unknown to anyone else, and which. when
applied, prevent the possibility of evil after conseqnen
ces.
Secondary svnhilis. which is so destructive of health
m-odueing ulcerations or the throat, destroying the soft
parts, and leaving the bones exposed, which mortifr
separate and come away, disfiguring the sufferer most
horribly, as well as impairing his general health, and
predisposing to consumption , the lr. treats in the most
certain and efficient manner. Also, painful swellings
nnon the liones. disiignnng splotcnes niwn the skiii
sores, pimples, and all other consequences or private
diseases he guaranties to cure or aks no compensation.
Dr. i '. would especially call the attention of those who
have failed to obtain relict irom oiners, many oi wrK-in
he has already cured, and many are still under treat
ment. The Dr. makes no charge for consultation, and
Invites all to call at bis Institute : and he will give them
snch satisfaction as thev can obtaiM nowhere else.
Those at a distance, by writing to the Dr.. can have
their cures properly attended to. Offices o i Sacramet
to St., below Montgomery, San Francisco. Cal. 4Hm3
' The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
RE AT Blessings to Mankind! Innocent but Potent
VT DltCZAPKAY'S Pkofihi.acticvm, (self-disinfec
ting ageut.) a sure preventive against secret diseases
aud au unsurpassed remedy for scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, and all cutau.Misemiitious and dis
eases. For sale at Dk. Czapkat's Oltk-e, Armory Hall,
comer of Sacramento and Montgomery sts., San Fran
cisco, Cal. As inoculation is preventive against small
pox. so is Dr. Capkay's Prophilactienm a preventive
against secret di sease. 1 hat they can be prevented by
proiier agents, is a well an established fact as that they
can be cured after their establishment. This principle,
which is now universally recognized, was received even
berore the days br jenuer, the discovereror vaccination,
in 1!K, and its multiplied benefits ever since have re
ceived as tney aeservea. me aiienimn ui iuc jietncai
faculty. It was in nur-uit of this branch of the medical
science that Dr. L. J. Csapkay fortunately made the dis
covery of his Prophylacticum, which, for the cancerous
and ciitanons disorders, stands" unrivalled by any agent
in the lHiannatopof. ; j The inorfn operandi ot thM med
icine is explained upon the hypothesis thatsecret poisons
possess chemical properties" which are neutralized by
being brought in contact with this prophylatic, as acids
are knowu to neutralize alkalies, destroying entirely
their original properties, uu reuuerius iuu iutri
The effwt of this ageut is immediate, and removes the
possibility of a contraction of disease. If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful in neutralizing
the poisonous secretions, which by absorption, produce
the eonseouences known as secondary disease. In can
cerous and gangeroiis ulcers, in feetid dUcliarges and in
cutanous diseases where the secretions are excoriating,
it acts upon the.same principle and is one .of the most
effectual remedies for the purpose now known. . Where
disease is once established it should te nsed in conaee
tion with other remedies, and when so nsed never fails
of success. It has been administered by the Doctor m
many thousand cases, and he has vet to find the first
in which it has failed to subserve the pnrpose for which
it was administered. Price, $5. Full directions are at
tached to each package. . , ,-
v. B. In cases where the Prophvlatieum is nsed as
enrative. Dr. L. J. Csapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre
serintinn for his blood purifier. ' . -
AH communications irom tne country, aauressen oniy
o Ir. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal., will be
.. , .. . .. . ,
strictly and confidentially attended to. and remedies,
with the greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis
patched by express or otherwise to tneir destination.
F ' L. 1. CZAPKAY, M. D. '
40m3 ... ... San Francisco, Cal.
To Tils Ladies op Okkoon and California. L .1.
Czafkat, M. D-, physician surgeon and aocoucher, -invites
the attention of the sick and afflicted females la
boring under any of the various forms of diseases of the
. . . . . i : l . i i i. : i
brain, lungs, nean, sfcoiuncii, mcr, wuuuj, ji'u, .iu-nni-s
and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is effecting more permanent cures' than any other
physician in Oregon orCalifornia. Let no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately, and save yourself
from iminful suffering" and premature death, i All -married
ladies, whose delicate health or other cirenrastances
do not allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medical Institute,
a pnmrw Hall, comer or Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, aud they will receive every possible relief and
help- The Hoctor s unices are so arraugea uiai ne can
be consulted without molestation. - 4Jm3
e l consultations toy loiter or omerwise.j tree.
Address to DR. L.J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cal. j
a,j- The attention of the readers is called to the bl
owing:
a bulv of high standing in society and respectability.
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
September 14. 1S51, which is as follows: - .
Cako The undersigned feels it her duty 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 incurable by some of the most celebrated
physicians, when she called on Dr. Czapkay, of whom
she lieard very favorable report, and who, after a short
period, restored tne cmiu 10 perieci neuiui. t,uconr-
aged by this extraordinary result, sne songnt 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. Cxapkay has succeeded in affording her
iiernianen renei.so iimi. sue rau now enjoy me, wnicn,
K.r oicht years had lost all charms for her. - She. there
fore deems it due to herself aud to all sick and afflicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one of the most skillful
nhvsicians within the United State. . .
P"J - a . , Mks. CAROLINE GRAY.- !
' Comer of Warnnt and 7th streets, Philadelphia. '
K. GLASS". Notary Public. 126, 7th street.
The following is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August Oth, 1854: - ... .
- - ami I W-I. PHVSICIAX. Dr. L. J. CzankW ! lra'a
oiicned an office at No. 16 Pleasant street in this city
Dr. C. is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under the
patronage of Kossdth. He combines with a finished
educatiou and the most refined and agreeable manners,
the most extensive scientific abilities and skill in his
profession, and we feel much pleasure in recommending
him to onr citizens w nj.-tnJi.Mi a Kenuenian.
rir Czxiikav has spent some time in Philadelphia where
the confidence and friendship or those who be
came acquainted with him. Among his friends in Phil
adelphia are gentlemen of the highest respectability,
with whom we arc personally acquainted. He had an
extensive practice in Hungary before the Anstrians and
Russians compelled him to leave it for being fonnd
guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope he will receive
that patronage due a man of so eminent capacity.
The above are only a few. of the many testimonials
which Dr. Czapkay has in his possession, but cannot
nublish for want of space. All communications, (by
letter or otherwise,) free.
Sf-Persons desiring prompt attention, and who wish
to avoid the delay of corresponding, can have immedi
ate attention by sending ten dollars as consultation fee,
and can have medicine forwarded. Address to
L. J. CZAPKAY', M. D.
iOm.3 San Francisco, Cal.
SPERMATORRHEA, or I-ocal Weakness, nervous de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisosition, loss of memory, aversion to so
ciety, love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness,
headache, pains in the side, affection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are
cured withontfail bythe justly celebrated physician and
surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
: ' 40m3 San Francisco, Cal.
At Eugene City.
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, one of the best
general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be. found In Oregon. He Is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al
ways keeps it np. My goods are now all received direct
from San Francisco, where 1 have a resident agent. AH
kindsof 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.
JOSEPH TEAL.
Engcne City, July 1, 1S5G. ' lfitr
; -Notice. -
TilR Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on
the loth day of Decemlier, 156, do fix and appoint
District Courts to lie held in the city or Salem, in the
county oT Marion, on the first Mondays or April and
September, and the rourth Mondays of May and Octo
ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in the city
or Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of lecember, isou, and thereafter on the first
Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, until otherwise ordcr-
.1 1 .1 . 1 ..... . 1,A .1 ... ,.r : i t . - . i
C.I nil n't .1111. n.i. ..hi .11.11111 1 1 i ii i in?, t, hix
each. GEO. H.WILLIAMS, Chier Justice.
41 CYRUS OLNEY, Associate Justice.
Corvallis Drug Store.
JACKSOX &CAHDWELL, Druggists and
Apothecaries, .are receiving from San Francis
co, )er each steamer, large and carefully selected
stocks of Drugs, Medicines. Oils. Paints. I)ve-
Stufis, Perfumeries, Fancy Soaps, and all other articles
nsually kept in a Drug Store, which they are idling and
will sell at reduced prices.
Prescriptions prepared by an experienced Druggist-
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
JACKSOX ft CARD WELL.
Corvallis, January 13, 1K57. 44tf
w
RIT1XG-PAPER, superior article,
uiacK ins, irom quarts to 2 oz,
- Elates and pencils,
Tabor's pencils.
. Envelopes, wafers,
School cards and toy books, at -2Htr
. .... -
MOORES'
W. WE AT HER FO RD,
(CITY I1RUG STORE, ITPER WHARF,) ;
TTTHOLESALEand retail dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
V Chemicals, Paiuts, Oils. Dye Stairs, lruggist
Lias Ware, Undies, t-urgical Instruments, Trusses.
Herbs, Roots, Extracts. Perfumery, Shaving and Toilet
Soaps, and a full supply of all the popular. Patent or
Proprietory Medicines, and almost every other article
in our line of business. - Which are offered to the trade
wholesale or retail at extremely reduced prices, and in
quantities to salt.
Every article warranted as represented.
W. WE.VTHERFORD, M. D.
Fortland. O. T-, March IS. Is57. . - 52m3
A New Drug Store.
A CHOICE lot or DRUGS. MEDICINES.
DRY-GOODS and GROCERIES are now sell
ing, cheap Tor cash, at Hathorn's. opposite Smith's
Book and Dnig Store, near the New Biupce. - '
Januarys?, 1)57. . - 4Stf '
' Coffee.
F YOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
tmoers-igned nave got io,w pounds best " COSTA
RICA
CA. Come in and look at it.
ALLAN McKIXLAY ft Co.
Oregon city, Dec 6, IS56.
jas. n. RtcnAKos,
JXO. MCCRAKEN,
r. Portland, O. T.
San Francisco.
Richards & McCraken.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. amTJobbers in Oregon
Hour, Grain, Produce. Frnit. Pork, Bacon. Larr),
Hams, Ac. Ac Orders for Oregon trade promptly at
tended tow Liberal advances made on consignments.
Xo. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco.
January it, lSoi. atjtf
CAXDI.ES, Soap, Starch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at
9 , W. K. SMITH & CO.'S.
D
RUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and DyeRtuffs, at
W.K. SMITH ft CO.'s.
UXTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at the
: STATESMAN OFFICE.
r l A -V ri 1 bl.ntc for wil. mt U)A ttnitfn.n nfRA
.JL, at $1 per hundred. , ; !
"IRY-G0ODS for ladies and gentjemen, in great var
a- riety, at . 2utt ; jnuuKtss
Health or Sickness ! Choose Between The m.
IIOL.1.0 WAY'S PILijLS. v . .
THE Blood furnishes the material of every bone,
muscle, gland aud fibre in the human frame. When
pure, it secures health to every organ ; when corrupt, it
necessarily, produces disease. HOI.L.OIVAVS
PILLS operate directly upon the elements of the
stream of life, neutralizing the principle of disease,
and thns radically curing the malady, whether located
in the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the
muscles, the skin, the brain, or any other part of the
system. --
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORI.JO.
Hollowav's Pills are equally efficacious in complaints
common to the whole human race, and in disorders pe
culiar to certain climates and localities.
. ALARMIJVG DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangement of the liver, the source
of infirmity and suffering, and the eanse of innumera
ble deaths, yield to these curatives, in all cases, howev
er aggravated, acting as a mild purgative, alterative
and tonic ; they relieve the bowels, pnrify the fluids, and
invigorate the system and the constitution of the same
time. ' ; ' - : -" - " - - '
GENERAL irEAICXESSXERVOVS COM
PLAINTS.
When all stimulants fail, the renovating and bracing
properties of these Pills give fhrcmiess to the shaking
nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of general
debility. .... ..-...
DEUCA TE FEMALES.
AH irregularities and ailments incident so the deli
cate and sensitive organs of the sex are removed or
prevented by a few doses of these mild, bat infallible
alteratives. No mother who regards her own or her
children's health should fail to have them within her
reach. : i . . i
- ' SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The. London'Lancet." the London "Medical Review."
and the most eminent of the faculty in Great Britain,
France and Gerwauy, have eulogized the Pills and their
inventor.
HOI.I.OIVAVS PILIate the best remedii btoum
in the IVotid for the foihtrair diseases: Asthma. Bow-
ell Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases, Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, tnarrnoca, uropsy. .uemiity, r ever and
Ague, 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. . .. o .
Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hollow a-v.
80 Maiden Lane, New York, 241 Strand, London, by an
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine thmnih-
ont the United States and the civilized world, in boxes
at 25 cents, 62J cents, and tl each. '
S There is considerable saving by taking the lar
ger sizes. "
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients ine ve
ry disorder are affixed to each box. . . 37yl :
s
ANDS' SAKSAPARILLA, in any quantity, at
9 !i W.K.JIITH ACQ'S.
Stove and Tin Ware Establishment.
J STRANG respectfully notifies the citizens of Salem ,
. and public generally that he keeps on hand in his
new building. Main st.,every pattern of Cooktng. I'arlot ,
77.V IVAIIE. of every description and all articles
usually found in a tin shop and store, all of which w 1
be sold as cheap as at any other estabiisnmeni ik. .u .
Territory. - , -
All orders ror lobbing promptly attended to.
tf J. STRAXO. -
Allan & Lewis,
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HOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE
GON TERRITORY.
Ceo. Abernethy ft Co.,
ERCHAXTS, OREGON CITY, OREGON TER
RITOBY. tf
M
Abernethr. Clark ft Co.,
COMMISSION AXD FORWARDING M ERCHANTS,
San Francisco. Cat, wiU attend to selling Oregon
produce, and fill orders for Goods, Groceries, ftc, at the
lowest rates. The patronage of the people of Oregon
is respectfuUy solicited.
August 1, 1855. ZIU
Allan, McKinlay, & Co.,
HAVE just received a stock of New Goods, and
would invite all those who wish to procure GOOD
articles at reasonable prices, to call and see them. They
consist in part of the following:
Grindstones, Canal and Wheel Barrows,
Grain Cradles, Fancy Brooms,
oraw wjtiuct ana snains, nam no
Brash do do
Assorted Colored" Fails,
Painted Tubs,
Zinc Washboards,
Blacksmith's lieliows.
Cross-cut Saws, 7 ft
do 6 ft
Min Saws, 7 ft
Hair Hattrasses, double,
do single.
Hair Bolsters, double,
do single.
Sperm Candles,
Adamantine do., :
Grape brand Tobacco, '
16 sq Harrows, 23 teeth
Garden Rakes,
do Hoes,
do Spades,
Polished i' hovels,
Hay Forks,
Manure Forks, "
Churns,
Window Glass 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
do 7 by 9
Window Sashes 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
Ox Bows ana l oees.
i.m-Ke ao do
Blankets, Baize, Lindseys, Sheetings, Ticks, &c.Jkc.-
- We keep constantly on hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, and many arti
cles too numerous to mention.
ALLAN, MKTXLAY ft CO. .
Oregon City. ' Jitf
Books! Books!
WK- SMITH ft CO. have just received the largest
4 and ist selected Stock of BOOKS ever ofTer-d
for sale in Salem, consisting, in part, of the following
- POETICAL WORKS White', Collins', Gray s Top
per's, Beattie's, Scott's, Young's, Davidsons. Crory's,
Crabbe's.Sliak-speare's, Cowper's, Coleridge's, Hemans',
Hums", PoUok's, Shelley's, Mowitt's, Montgomery",
Camplw-H's, Pope's, Moore's, Wordsworth's, Ossiau's,
Thompson's, Milton's, Byron's, Cooke's, Ctddsmith's,
Landons.
- AGRICULTURAL.' FEUTT GROWING, ftc ETfr
ott's, Youatt on the Horse, Allen's Stable Book. Hind's
Farrier, IHiwning. Barry, Thomas, Blake. Mason's Far
rier, Stewart and Skinner, Saxton and Clater.
BIOGRAPHIES. Washington's, Jackson's. Scott's,
Taylors, Marion's, Bonaparte's, Seward's, Louis Napo
leon's, Mozart's, Lives of the Presidents, Mary Queen of
Scots. Henry Yllland his Six Wires, Harrison's, La
fayette's, Sam Houston's, Henry Clay's, Kossnth's, J.
Q. Adams", Ihiniel Boone's, Shakspeare's, Dean Swift's,
Humboldt's, Bishop Hed.linr's, Lives of tbe Popes, J. B.
Finley 's, Roberts'. Newton's, Wesley's, Fletcher's, La
mar tine's Celebrated Characters, and many others.
HISTOlUBRoUius Ancient History, Russell's
Modern Europe. Gibbon's Rome, Bottech's History of
the World, Earth's History of the World, Willard's'His
tory of the World, Botta's American Revolution, Macao
ley's History of England, 1 vols. D'Aubigne's History
of the Reformation, 5 vols. Peterson's United States
Xaw. Ac. ftc.
MISCELLANEOUS and SCTEXTTFIC WOEKS
Brand's Encyclopedia. Smith'sClassica! Dictkmary, Lat
in and Greek Lexicons and Readers. Virgil, Homer,
Zenophon, Josephus, Dick's Works. Man i y Ts Geography
of the Sea. Wesley's Sermons, Smith's Sacred Annals,
Harper's Universal Gazeteer.DwightsMythology. Lard
ner's Lectures, Goldsmith's Animated Nature, Wood's
Natural Hfetory, Gnnn's Domestic Medicine. Willis'
Prose Works, Sterne's Prose Works, Mrs. Ellis' Prose
Works, Downing's Conntry Houses, Bunders' Gnide.
Webster's Dictionary, all sizes, Davies' and Peek's
Mathematical Dictionary, Farmers' and Planters" En
cyclopedia. Thackeray's Pendennis, Don Ouixotte. Gil
Bias. Cosmos. Biglow's Useful Arts, Ure's Dictionary,
Hnh Miller's Old Red Sandstone, Ac, ftc.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. Parker's Read
ers; Sander's Readers, McGreffee s Readers, Cobb's
Readers. Gift Books for Children and Yowth. Also,
Works on Geology, Physiology, Chemistry, Philosophy,
Government. Anatomy. Mineralogy, Oratory', Mathe
matics. Debating, Medicine, Theology, Temperance,
Rhetoric, Grammars, Geographies, Arithmetics, Astro
nomy, Travels, Works of Hnmor. In short, every thin"
nsrralfy fonnd in a Book Store. "
Store opposite the Holmaa Honse,near the Steamboat
Landing. tf
Jveiiyoii's Da;nerreaa
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
THE nndersigned having recently returned from San
Francisco, is now prepared to take those lantiful
Pictures on Glass called AMBROTVPES. which have
almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype in the
East and San Francisco.
Gallery in tbe new buildinir. erected esneriallu far the
fmstnrss, west of the Marion Honse.
WILEY KEXYOX.
Salem, November 11, 1856. : ........ 3.-tf --
Allan, McKinlay, &. Co-
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ana!
j Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gps
ceries, Hardware, uregon city, O.T.
nee, im, isai. . 40yl
Holiday Presents
CALL and boy soon at the Book Store, Oregon City.
HOMER HOLLAND ft CO.
Oregon City, Dee. 7. 1856. .40tf -
Banm Brother, ,
FRONT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots,
and Shoes, Groceries, ftc. .
X. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
merchandise at the highest market price. 19tf
Notice to Shippers and Merchants.
OXE of the firm being permanently located in Sar
Francisco, all consignments of produce and orders
to be filled, will be attended to without delay, at mode
rate rates. 2fitf WAKEFIELD ft CO.
Strayed,
TT'ROM the subscriber, a portion of his stock, marked
L and branded as follows: Crop off the left ear. am
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 sending me infor
mation. JAMES HEATHERLY. ,
Lane county, Ang. 7, 1856. 22tf
THAT Cotton Yam has arrived, at .
. 26tr MOORES';
AR,at - :.
26tf ' MOORES
Statesman Book and Job Office.
WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printing north of California, and an extensive a.
sortment of Jbbixo M ateri al of every kind; aud, with
master workmen , are prepared to execute promptly, and
in a workman-like manner, all orders in the above de
partments, sucn as
Books
Blank Checks,
Notes or Hasti,
Order Books,
Stkambo't Bills, '
Stkakbo't Cakds,
Bills Labinb,
: , Certificates, ,s
Show Bills,
: ' Checkbooks,
" PAMnrm.ETS.
' Hantwills,
Ball Tickets, ;
ClRCT 1.AKS,
Invitations.
; BvsiNEiss Casus, . . .
Billheads,
. Concert Bills, "
Progbamxes, -
Dl. a KKCKITTS,
AniiREss Carps,-
lrRAFTS,
B .-NKS OF ALL KrNDS, ftc. C. C.
ORNAM&.n"AL PRINTING, with COLORED E5KS.
-: Law af Newspapers. :
1. Subscribers, wlio do not give expres notice to th
contrary, are considered . as wishing to continue their
subscription. ... -...
3. If subscribers order papers discontinued, Publishers
may continue to send them till all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
from the office or place to which they are sent, they ara
held responsible nntil they settle their bill and give n
Uee to discontinue them. - ;
4. If subscribers move to other places without informina
the Publisher, and the paper is sent t the former diree.
tion, they are held responsible.
. a. The courts nave decided tnat r i using to take a pa
per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentjona.
fraud. - - - . ' - - - -
aa Postmasters wonld oblige, by a strict fulfillment
of the regulations requiring them ts notify Publishers,
once in inree mourns, oi papers bos tasea irom tneir
office by subscribers-. , - . - . t ; .