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Newspaper Page TextBOOKS'! . . .AT. . BOOKS ! ! The City Book-Store, (FROST ST., PORTLAND, O. T.,) A. R. SHIPLEY & Co., Have in Store, and will be receiving by the 1st of June $$2 223 n o d QCX IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Which they offer to the SPRING TRADE At small advance on New York prices. Give tu a call, or send us an order, and we are bttmnd to give ya satisfaction ! A. R. Shipley A- Co., Are the Sols Agents In Oregon and Washington Ter ritories for the sate of The American Statesman, A GREAT BOOK ! ! Being the only political history of the United States. Send us your names. Price 4 00 : Payable on de livery of book. Can deliver by the Lit of September t- all who send as their names by 1st of Hay. Catalogie of Part ef tar Stock : SCHOOL BOOKS. rtKADKRS- Sander." old l"t, 2d. 3d, 4th, and 5tb and The Young Ladies"; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, 3d. 4th and 5th: Parkers' 1st, 2d, 3d. 4th and 5th; He Uuffev 's 1st. Id. 3d. 4th and 6th. Spellers. Sanders' Old, Sanders' New; Elemen tary: Patron. Sanders' Pictorial, School and Parker's. Ckookatoik. Mitchell's. Ancient and Modern. OI- Bey's. Morse's, McXalley's, and Honteith's 1st and 2d Book. Math ion Tics. Arithmetics Thomson's. Tables, Mental. Analysis, Practical, and Higher; Ihivies' Pri mary, InteUectnal, School and University; Smith's Colborn's Ray's Stoddard's; Davies Algebra, Sur veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics. Hath. Dic tionary. Logic of Mathematics. Analytical Geometry, and Philosophy of Mathematics. Grammars. Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's Kirkam'a Soencer a Tower s. PmLosorHiE. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and School; Coiastock s Smith s. Histories. Wilson's J nvenile, and United States Parley's Universal; Willard's Universal, and United States. Lagcaoe. Cooper's Vh-gil; Andrew's Latin Rea- det: Vtri llonue: Andrews Latin iirammar; Met nn- tock's lt and 3d Book in Latin, and do. in Greek; An thon's Greek Grammar and Reader; Johnson's Cicero. Fasonelle s French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's German Grammar and Reader, Telemaque. Greek Tes tament; French, self-taught; Surrenne "s French Die . . I , .. ... I I.l.tll ft- O . ' l lionary; ADUirw uanu uu. uiuucu iv c-vufcts vircva Jo. Aathon's Classical do. Smith s do do. Dictionaries. Webster's School . High do. Aca demic, University, Royal 8vo, Unabridged and Cobbs' Pocket. MiscEtLANitors. Mattison's Astronomy. Newman's Rhetoric. Wood's Botany. Kame's Elements of Crit icism. Parker's Aids in Composition, Parker's Exer cises. Brookfleld's CoroposititMi. McElligott s Young Analvzer. do. Analytical M.uraaL Parker's Word Builder. Mayhew's Book Keeping. Wayland s Moral Science. Paley's Natural Theology. Blake's Agricul tare for Schools. Upham's Intellectual Philosophy. Mahan's do. do. Milton; Young; Pollock: and Thomp son; (Edition lor schools) cutters Anatomy and lbysiolotry. American Pelater. Newman's Political Kcooomy- Hitchcock's Geology. Great Tariety of Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of School Station ery; Slates or all sizes; Drawing Books; Drawing Paper; Perforated Card Board; Bristol Board; Pencils and Brushes; usoorn s colors; lnKstanus, every size and atyle, tc ate ao. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Histoet Bancroft's I'nited States. S volume. Hildrcth's do, do, 6 volumes. Frost's lVtorial United States. Taylor's do, do. do. Hotta's Hist. Hevolnticm. i'eterson's do. Wilsons United States. Willard's do. Hist. Indian Wars United States. Willard's Universal History. Mailer's do do. Rotteck's Hist. World 1 or 2 volumes. lioliin' Ancient History. Fair's do, do. Home's England. Macaulay's do., complete. Dickens Child's do. Lingard's do. Gibbon's Rome. D'Ao bigne's Reformation. Bang's M. E. Church. Allison's Europe, 1st and Id Series. " Precott's Works. Burder's Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose phus. All of Abbott's Histories. Historical Cabinet, tjueens of Spain. Queens of Scotland. Help's Spanish Conquests, Brace's Hungary. Kidder's Brazil. En banks Brazil. Parley's Universal. History of Cru sades. Ancient Egyptians. Hallam's Middle Ages. History for Boys. "Bonner's Child's United States, liossing's Field Book of Revolution. BiooRArar. Plutarch's Lives. Life Brant. Won 4 erf ul Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters, lives of the Signers. Autobiography of Finley. I-a-marline's Celebrated Characters. Lifeof Adam Clarke, do Bishop Hedding. do Niebuhr. do lien. Harrison, do Daniel Boone, do Roberts, do Lafayette. Cap tains of Roman Heputjiic and uid v ori'i. in. I Mai mers. 4 vols. Lives of Humboldts. Mrs. Roeers, Mozart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Times of Clay; Jmug's Washington. Eminent Mechanics. Lives of Chief Justices. Josephine. Napoleon. Charles Lamb. Jackson. Gen. Green. Joan of Arc. Lady Jane Grey. J. j. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webster: Kings of Rome. Kings and Qoeens. Liebmtz. Lives of the popes. Preacott's Philip 2d. Mary and Martha Wash ington, nvmu umni in 1:1c , csft. Travels Hack's China. Araucanians. Stephen's Egypt. Olin's Travels. Mungo Park. Nile Notes. Adventures on Mosquito Shore. Bayard Taylor's Trav el;. Dnrbin'a Travels in the East. Scientific Brande's Encyclopedia. Physical Geog- i i it- i -. xr - . i t r : . i ' Xapuy Ol unoci. nuwumuainewnj. Uliuarra Let' tares. Useful Arts. Cosmos. Mathematical Dic tionary. Logic of Mathematics. Wonders of Science. Mitchell's Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Ioomis' Re cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's Dictionary of Arts and science, r.uoant Hydraulics. luce s works. Various works on Architecture, Poetry. Byron various styles. Shakespeare, do. Milton, do. Burns, do. Hemans, do. Moore, do. Thompson. Yoanr. Pollock. Tapper. Cowper. Pope. Campbell. Wadsworth. Ossian. Montgomery. Kirk White. Female PueU of England, do. do. America and many others. Books op Reference Cyclopedia of Geography. d". do. Fine Arts. do. do. Biography. Useful Arts. McCoUoch's Gazetteer. Harper's Universal Gazetteer. Fecit axd Agricvltural. Elliot's Fruit Book. Thomas' do. Downing's io. Barry's do. Fesendens Parmer and Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Jardener"s Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee n Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm B Allan's Domestic Animals. All of Saxton's Hand Books. Woaks on Horse, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Ac. Theological A RKt.rrcioi.3. Harmony and Exposi tion of Gospels. Neander's Life of Christ. Butler's Works.. Knapo's Christian Theology. Western Meth odism. Moms Miscellanie. Iectures on Romanism. Brand of Domini-: Rule. Elliot on Romanism. Barnes' "otes. Clarke's Commentary. Benson's do. Jay's Exercises. Watson's Institute. Larrals-e's Evidences. Butler's Ethical Discourses. Rogers' Eclipse of Earth, -do. Reason and Faith. Foster's Christ. Perfection. Baker on Discipline. Writings of Arminins. Jaha's Biblical Archseology. Bibles, all sizes and prices, from 1 to S20. Testaments, great variety. Methodist Hymns. Christian Hymn Books. Church Psalmist. Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian Psalmist. Medical. Buchan's Family Physician. Hydro pathic do. Homnepathie Works. Mucellaneots. Constitutions of United States. Mayhew's Popular Education. Crahbe "s Synonyms. Piatt's Book of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's Manual. ireadley's Works. 14 Vols. Mrs. Tuthill's, 6 vols. Lay. Aid's Nineveh. Bigelow's Useful Arts. Hawell En gineer's Guide. American Institution. Pursuit of Knowledge. Park Madison. Peruvian Antiquities. Way Down East. Pynshnrt. Ike Marvel's Works. Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Conntry Rambles in Englsnd. Tales and Reveries, an excellent Temper since Book-J Money Maker. Escaped Nun. News Bov. Dick Wilson. Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil ter's Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator. Young Ladies' Counsellor. Young Man's do. Pictorial Catechism. Thomson's Led. to Y. Men. Constitu tional Test Book. Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri can Housewife. Half Honrs with Old Humphrey. Athens; its Grandeur and Decay. - Mrs. Sedgwick's Redwood, do. New Eng. Tale. Uncle Sam's Farm Fence. Arthnr's Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs. Partington. Horace Translation. Virgil do. Mrs. Car Jen's Works. Heroines of History. Ijind and Sea Deck and Port. Sea and Sailor. Ship and Shore. Naval Life. Star Papers. Masonic Chart. Irving's (Jo(arabas. Long Look Ahead. City of New York Living Orators of A men c. Yonng Man Advised. Mis sions in Tonza and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fic tion. Knout and the Rasmaas. Hydrapathie Cook Book. Death Bed Scenes. ;irt B.xk for Ynang Men. do. do. Ladies. Anecdote for Girls, in. do. Boys. footprints of Famous Men. Charlotte Elizabeth's Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Boy Pkiloso jher. Abbott's Marco Paul Books, do Franconia. And a number of others too numerous to ennmerate. Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing. Statioseby. Foolscap Paper great variety. Let ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Envel opesall styles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders great variety. Blank Bonks all sizes and styles. Memorandums. Diaries. Pass Books. Time Book. Paper Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books. Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa pergood variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, Ac-, Ac Finally, we have a good variety of Mt-sic Books. New Carraioa Sacra. Alpine Glee Anger. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do. acre Meiodeon. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc tors. Guitar do. Piute do. Aecordon do. Violin do. Meiodeon do. Plymouth Collection with Music Sheet Music, And the most varied assortment of Statioxkbt ever offered in Oregon. asr- This stock is all bought in New Tork and other Eastern cities and is sold at UXIFORM PRICES. $9" We keep on hand School Books in large quan tities, together with most of the publications of Haaifw A Brothers; Dekbt A Jackson; Jvisosr A Phissrt; PaiLUrs tt Samson; X. S. Barkks A Co.; Mi luck, Omm A Mlixmax; Leakt A Gcrz; Pctkam; ArPLKTOK; and others. tfrWe ask your patronage. If unable to viit ns and examine our stock, your orders will be attended to on the rami tkrjis as if yon bought in person. Portland, March 20, 1857. 2tf BOOKS ! Notice to Importers of Umpqna. THE Schooner CMPtiU A.nnderthe command JFX t.f S. D. Hinsdale, bailed rrom Umnqua river for San Franci.sot on the 6th of May, and Intends making regular trips betecn tnesc m o I"'' "-, It l.s only necessary we believe, to remind the impor ters of Umpoua that this vessel the I'mpqua is the - . ' a a . ft aA Ik llftUHBHa A lal Brst ever launcnea on tne wam i mc vuiuuus, u- sure their patronage and support. This vessel will dis charge her cargo at Bcottsuurg. and at the rate she in tends to carry rrelgnt, win n omy save tne snipper a very considerable item, but save him the transrortation up the river, and thereby enable him to receive his goods -Hthout so much handling as heretofore. In fine, the Schooner Umpqua. of Scottshnrg. Is a real UmiHiua craft and beinir the first on the list in this great reform, confidently relies upon all the Umpqua for support and encouragement. For freight or passageapuly to Allan. McKinlav A Co., Scottsburg. or to the Cant, on board. Merchants wish ing to ship from San Francisco, can apply to Allan, lxwe A Co., IS'i. Clay St.. or to the Captain. Scottsburg. May 27, 1S5& 13tf. Blacksmiths and others, L,ook. 3icn.iAL.AY A CO. have now on band a XA. large and well selected stock of Bar Iron. Cast Steel, Horse shoe do., German do.. Nail rod do.. Plough do.. Plate do.. And intend to keep np the assortment so as to suit the wants of customers. Give us a call, and yon will fled that we not only have the fullest stock, but will sell asehean as the cheanest- We are eontantlv receiv ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what is snid. Oregon City, Dee. , 1S36. 41tf Henry Johnson tt, Co. WHOLESALE DRUUCIST9. (146 Washington Street, San Francisco.) i"ffoT for sale to the country trade, the Unrest stock J of goods In their line on the Pacific coast compri sing Drugs. Chemicals, Pcrfumerv, Patent Medicines of all Kinds, Krtwnes, IMlnts. oils, lilass. Turpentine, and every article apitertainina: to the business. Marine su perior facilities for obtaining their goods they think they can offer inducements to buyers unequalled by any otuer noose. Orders respectfully solicited. 401y PAirJr- w E have a larire supply of powder in band. : - GEO. ABERNETHY A CO. ' Oregon t ity. ov. is. i&jis. i STtf Dentistrr. DTI. J. R. CARD WELL. Dental Surgeon f Corvallls, will practice in his prof es-J. I sion.at Cnrralli: Ewgme Cifw, It tnchrt-Hxt-f trr, aieortsaurg.and jacKumrvie. Kiii,DnqnestionabIe; charges, respectable; work, warranted. Teeth examin ed. and advice given free or charge. Due notice given of change of office. ' April 2. 155. 7tf Now Receiving rpHE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for JL sale low. 50 gross matches ; 1.50 kegs ot syrups ; 50 hf. bbls. N. O. sugar ; 10 bbls. crushed sugar ; , ' 50 boxes candles ; 10 bbls. vinegar ; 20 cases tea ; 15 doz. brooms ; , SO doz. buckets ; 2 raes men's flue calf boots ; 2 " " calf brogans ; 2 " " goat " 3 " boys brogan ; ' 3 youths' calf brogans; 1 women's Morocco boots ; t " imitation boots ; 3 " Misses' boots: 175 pairs children's shoes ; 12 straw cutters ; 24 grain cradles ; 1 reaper: f 1 two horse thresher: GEO. ABERXETHY A CO. Oreeon City. June 1 . 1S. IStf. c HAIX PUMPS, monkey wrenches. match planes, screw arm, sah planes, horse shoes and nails to fit . gun locks, pings and nipples, tubes, bullet moulds, Wosenholm's I XL pocket knives, pruning and budding knives, rat traps to cnlck ttfnit i . at MOO RES' Books and Stationery. iCHOOL READERS, Parker's 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th and 5th, Sanders' do do do do McGnfly's do do do do IHtvies arithmetic. University and Common School, Intellectual and primary, Davies Bourdon algebra, Leirendre , surveying. Geometry and trigonometry. Key to Davies' Arithmetic, Thompson's arithmetic, Parker's philisophy, juvenile and 1st lessons. Grammars Clark's. Bullion's Smith's, Geographies M itcheli's, Honteith's manual, Monteith's 1st lessons, . Music Lute of Zion, New Carmina Sacra, Christian Psalmist, Missouri Harmony, Normal Song Book, Singing Book, at 2.;tf MOORES' Notice. THE judges of the Supreme Court, of the Territory of Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on the ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and tifty- pr?u, (I'r ua nn rnnn I'Riuiii v'jiii.-, m uc mm ti village of Rosebnrg, in the county of Douglas on the first Mondavs.of March, May, September and Novem ber, annnaliy. until otherwise ordered, and do limit the duration or said terms to six is v eacn. GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Chief Jnstsce. 4ltf M. P. DEAD Y, Associate Justice. HKVRV I. at. KOBLRT A. LAW, J Portland. Oregon, Reynolds & Lair, TTTHOLESALK Grocers and Commisson Merchants l v and dealers in Oregon Produer, corner Kearny and jacKson ttrects. ran rrancm-o. M S" Advance made on Consignments. HW Rerer to J. FAILING A CO., Portland. 4.1mfipaid Salt! Salt!! 20 TONS " San Onentin'' SALT. In about RO and liRj lb. bags, just received and for sale very cheap Al,l... MCM.UAl tlU Oregon City, Dec. 6, 1656. Oak Bower Nursery. PFRSONS wishing to avail themselves of the oppor tunity of obtaining good fruit will find it much to their advantage to call upon the undersigned at his nursery upon the Willamette river, six miles above Cor- rains, upon tne i.inn county sine. My trees are or the most thrifty growth, and of the best variety to be found npon this roast. Come and see them if von don't pnrrha. 3!tf WM. Mcn.REE. John S-Edwards, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Washington City , D. C will attend to alt business entrusted to his care. Iiefore the several Departments the Supreme Court of tne United States, or courts of the District of Columbia. Particular attention given to the claims of sol diers for services, or for Bounty Iiand. t Refers to en. Lane and Gov. Curry. 4Hmfipaid Food for the Alind. 7"KS we have plenty of it among which are some of X the most prominent woric, uyron, &hakespeare. Kunon, josepnus, Moore s, itenton s 3U years. Arthur s works, Lifeof Napoleon. Henry Clay and other great men; alo Fowler and Well s publications, wherein we are taught bow to preserve health by tracing causes to effect. Also works on spiritualism, such as Prof. Hare, Edmonds, Talmadge, Harris, and A. J. Davis, the star the of age. w e also have all kinds or blank Itooks and rtationorv in sreneral. 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 up witn us so be sure and give us a call, one and all, at the sign of the book store, main street. Oregon City. HOMER HOLLAND A CO. . orcznn City, lec. 7. ihm. 40tf Removal. BAUM A BROTHER have removed to their New Store next door to J. Strang's Stove establishment Thev have just received a general assortment of Drv (ioodx. Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which be offers for cash or produce. X.' B. Wanted Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard. Flour, and Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price. Salem, July la, is-o. . iatr Paper Hangings and Carpets ! FCST RECEIVED Per late arrivals, by FRANK BAKER, 1 10 and 112 Clay street, San Francisco 800 cases Paper Hangings, French and American, every variety ; 6000 rolls French and American Borders ; 625 ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet; 3s) ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet ; 230 ps Thrce-Ply Carpet; 300 ps Snperflne Ingrain Carpets ; 350 ps Extra Fine Ingrain Carpets ; - 200 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets ; 125 ps Stair Carpets, assorted ; 275 ps Bay State Druggets ; 800 ps Oil Cloths, assorted : 125 ps Silk Damask and Hrocatella ; 800 ps Cotton and Worsted Damask ; 4000 pair Window Shades ; 375 pair I .ace Curtains ; 750 pair Muslin Curtains ; 8000 Cornices and Curtain Bands ; 325 dozen Matts. assorted ; Stair Rods, Table Covers, Gimps, Frinircs Ae Wholesale and Retail, by K ' FRANK BAKER, lm3 110 A 112 Clay t., Saa Francisco. Cash paid for Soldiers Bounty Iand v v asva m i so C.W.TERRY. THE undersigned ill pay cash, and the highest rates, for a large number or bounty land warrants, on application at his office in Court Home. Salem. O. T. v i-1 r ir December 30, 1W, 42U Iter"! fttralenm, ir lock 01IJ f1ELEBRATED for ita wonderful Curative Powers. Vy A Natural ttemtdv. nrocured fmn a well in Al leghany Co., Pa., four hundred feet below the earth's surface. Put up and sold by SAMUEL M. KIER. Canal Basin, Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 he healtnuil balm rrom Nature's secret spring. The bloom of health and life to man will bring ; As from her depths the magic liquid flows. To calm our snuerings and as-sange our woes. The Petroleum has been fully tested. It was nlared before the public as a remedy of wonderful efficacy. r.very one not anqunintea witn its vinnes, doubted Its healing properties. The cry of humbug was raised against it. It had some friends those that were cured through it wonderful agency. These spoke out in its ravor. ine lame, tnrougu its instrumentality, were made to walk the blind, to see. Those who had suffer ed for years under the torturing pains of Rheumatism, injfit, vcuiaijtiR, were restores 10 neaiiu ana useiuinefw. Several who were blind have been made to see. the evi dence of which will be placed before yon. It you still hnvc doubts, go and ask those who have been cured! Some of them live in our midst, and ran answer for themselves. In writing about a medicine, we arc aware that we should write TV-vi that we should make no statements that cannot be proved. We have the wit nesses: crowds of them . who will testify in term strong er than we ran write them, to the elttVary of this reme dy; who will testily that the Petroleum ' has done for them what no medicine ever could before: cases that were pronounced hoelcss, and beyond the reach of re mediate means : ca-ses alnndoned by physicians of un questioned celebritv. have been made to exclaim, this is tne raosi wonaenui remeny ever aiscovered r e will lay before you the certificates of some of the most remarkable rases ; 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 cfHracy , and now recommend it lu their practice ; and we nave no doubt that tt will stand at the head of the list of valuable remedies. If the physicians do not recommend it, the people will bare ft of themselves : for its transeenuoiit power to heal trill and must become known and appreciated : when the voices of the cured speak out ; when the cures themselves stand nut in bold relief, and when he who for yearn has Huffbred with the torture and panes of an immedicable lesion, that has been shortening; his davs. and hastening him " to the narrow boose appointed for all the living." when he speaks out in its praise, who will doubt It? The Petroleum Is a Natural Remedy : it is put np as It flows from the bosom of the earth, with' out any thine being added to or taken from it. It get its ingredients from the beds of sulxdances which passes over in its secret channel. They are blended together 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 onlv bv nhvsicians. hut hr the com munity at large. These singular fluids Bowing out of the earth, impregnated with medicinal Biibstanres of different properties, and holding them in such complete solution as to require the aid of Chemistry in order to detect them, bears ample proof to the fact that tliev are compounded by the master hand of Nature, for the alle viation of human suflcriug and disease. If Petroleum is medicine at all, it is a good one, for Nature never half does her work ; and that tt is a medicine or uneqiialed power, we have the most abundant testitnunv. it will be used when many of the new remedies now in vogue will have been forgotten 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 ; but that it will cure a great many diseases nitlicrto incura ble, is a fact which is proven by the evidence in its fa vor. Its discovery is a new era in medicine, and will inure to the health and happiness of man. ScRorrt-A. The Petroleum ts a great medicine in Scrofula and King's Evil, in all those diseases having their origin in a depraved condition of the blood anil other fluids of the body. It will cure tyiins and enlarge ments in the bones and joints, blotches, biles. Erysipe las, pimples on the face, tetter, scald-head ring-worm, and the various skin diseases. It has cured numerous eases of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Gout. Ac. Several eases of Rheumatism of years standing-, have been entirely- cured. A woman In Franklin Co., Pa., was cured of rheumatic affection of seven Tears" standinir the disease was so aggravated as to confine her to bed during the greater part of that time. She is now well and consider herself entirely restored. Misceli.aseovs Directions. No better remedy can be found anywhere for .burns and scalds, the pain of which it immediately relieves, and restores the parts and disposes mem to neai. Old Sores and Ulcers will he removed by the daily ap plication and administration of Petroleum. Wprms. In dose of fifteen or twenty drops adminis tered to children ot two or tnree years old, or upwards two or three times daily, it will remove worms. It is s certain remedy against Tape Worm and Ascarides in grown persons, in which cae the dose mut be a tea sooonful. Bronchitis and Asthma can be relieved by the Petro leum. The distressing cough, night sweat, and diffi culty of breathing, are removed by its use in a very short time. Fever and Ague. The Petroleum has been nsed in fe ver and ague with complete success. It will be found a certain and effective remedy in that troublesome and un manageable disease. The dose in such cases is a tea spoonful in any pleasant vehicle every three hours, in the alsence of the fever. . Tooth-ache. A few drops dropped on cotton, and placed in the cavity of the aching tooth, will relieve it immediately. ' - - Croup. liv saturating a flannel cloth with the Petro leum and applying it to the neck and breast, it will give immediate relief. It is also an invaluable remedy in the different forms of Scarlet Fever to be used locally, as lu cases ot croup. Neuralgia, in its various kind , is cured by the free ap plication along the painful tract of nerve. In that spe cies of neuralgia denominated spinal irritation the Pe troleum has given permanent relict, by rubbing witn it ninbt and morniiisr. - . i Corns. Fnr corns this remedy has been used with com plete success: the plan of using it is to saturate a piece of cotton with the Petroleum, and tie it npon the Corn. The corn should be pared down every two or three days. and the Petroleum applied until all tne hardness has been absorbed. DtRKrnoss for the internal and local administration of the Petroleum. Diarrhoea. The dose in this disease is a tea-spoonful every third hour nntil the purging ceases, in old chronic eases.it wiu only be necessary to take the medicine three times a day. 1 Piles. The mode of administration in PHes Is to give the Petroleum three times a day internal! v. and applv twice a dar externally, to the tumors; Where the Pile are of long standing and much hardened; a drachm of lodin mar be added to each bottle, to be used as a local application. When the Piles are internal the Petroleum should lie injected with a syringe into the rectum. Deafness. Drou ten drops into the ear at bed-time and stop the ear with cotton or wool. The ear should be syringed out with suds made of eastile soap and warm watey, twice a week. For Bums and Scalds. Apply the Petroleum freelv over the burnt or scalded parts, in aiseases ot me bladder and kidneys, the dose is a tea-spoonful three times a day. For old Soresand Ulcers. Apply the Petroleum morn ing and at bed time. Keep the sore or ulcers clean, by washing them daily with eastile soap and warm water. For sore and inflamed eyes. The Petroleum should be applied two or three times a day to tne anecten eye anil a drop or two be allowed to get under the lid. Where there is a scroflulous tendency it must be taken inter nally, in doses or a tea-spoonroi, tnree times a day. For Cough, Cold. Bronchitis and Consumption The dose is a tea-spoonful, to be given three times a day. In Cholera Morbus, give a tea-spoonful every hour un til the vomiting and purging ceases. - In Rlieurnntisin, Neumlsia, Palsy, contractions oi tne Limbs and Joints, and White SwellinswTbe Petroleum is to be freelv rubbed on the a flee ted parts at least twice a day with' a flannel rag, and, if convenient, before a warm fire, it should also be given internally, in doses of a tea-spoonful, three times a day. For sale at the aalem ln-ug htore, nv May. 13-etf. W. K. SMITH A CO. Vraffenberg Medicines. GRAFFKNBEItt; Sarsnparilla, Uterine Catbolidn. , ' - Dysentery Syrnn, Consump. Balm. " Pile Ointment, '.' .' ' Health Bitter. 1 ' ''' "l . ' Eye Lotion, Ac, Ac. ' ' To be fonnd at the Agency of the Company at 9 W . K. Sill 1 11 CO. S. 1 R.T0WNSEXD1S Sarsaparitla, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. M CLANE'S celebrated vermifuge and liver pills.at tt. ft.. BMIltl & cu.s. . D R. OSGOOD'S India Cholagogue, and Dr. Jones' American Cholagogue, at Y. K. SMITH A CO. S. MOFFATS life pills and bitters, and Bernard's dys entery syrup, and Wistar'B balsam of wild cherry, at V . iv, rviM i it x v.u. . D R. J. A YRICS' celebrated cherry pectoral, for coughs cold, and consumption, at Y. K. SMITH A CO.'S. M EXICAN Mustang Liuament, G. W. Merchant's gaiiingoil. 9 v . iv. M 1 1 tt cu.'s. )URK White I.ead, raw and burned Umber, Chrome, Green and i ellow and other paints, at W. K. SMITH A C0.'8, ,ERFUMERY, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. f AYNE'S alternative, expectorant, and pills, cod liver I oil, castor oil, sweet oil, at W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. AYNE'S carminative balsam. A fine remedy for i dysenteries, summer complaints, mix. c, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. JAYNK'S Hair Tonic, at W. H. SMITH A CO.'S. B ARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS, for sale, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. ICARPA'S Acoustic oil; a sure cure for deafness; for 7 sale at 9 w. K. smith a CO. S, TACKSO."S Pile ointment and Tetter Embrocation, a aure cure lor miv .uuvc ujstw., a. 9 W. SMITH ft CO.'S. R' USHTON'SCod liver oil. for consumption, for sale at 9 W. At. SMITH A CO.'S. TETROLUH, or Bock oil, just received, and for sale at X 9 w. XL. smith ft CO. S. flHROME Yellow. Prussian Blue. Drop Blacks, V Lamp SiacEs, Paint isrusnes, ana canay, ai V VV.Sk.OJU AHA cu. o. rANDYKE Brown, raw Umber, burnt Umber, T. D. Leaner, Gold, Leaf, Silver Leaf, and Bronzes, at 9 W. K. SMITH A CO.'S., LINSEED oil, spirits turpentine, alcohol, and tooth brushes, at 9 W, K- SMITH A CO.'S. . . smith ft Side. A TTORXEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW AND A Solicitors in Chancery, Corvallis O. T. I. N. SMITH. 01" D.C. DAUB. H. W. Mitchell, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EU A gene City, iJine Countp.O.T. . Surgical. J L. COOMBS. M.D.. Surgeon, c. hPEClALIi .DISEASES OF THE EVE. Corvallls, Oregon. September 23, 1856. . , 2m San Francisco AdTtrtfslng Agency TP. FISHFR, iron building, opposite Pacific Express j rtftW mi stairs. Files of all the principal Papers of California and Oregon may be found at this office. Hr. Kisner Is the authonzea aften "r uio ouwsman. Chester . Terry, A TTOHVFV AT LAW. SALEM. OREGON. COM- A.missioner of Deeds, and to take testimony, ac knowledgments. Ac. Ac, tor iowa, imnana, Missouri, Jil-hiffnn Paltrortila and Washington Territory. let ters of Attorney, and all other instruments of writing. drawn on short notice. &. Particular attention paid to taking depositions, collections of Notes, Accounts, Ac, 32tf Boise k ffleEwan, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So licitors in Chancery, Proctors, Ac, in Admiralty, Portland, Oregon. 45tf , W. H. Farrar, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. So licitor in Chancery and Admtralty. Office on Front street, next door north of Stark st, Portland, Oregon. . Banting k Grorer, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, AND Solicitors ia Chancery. Office near the Court-house, Salem. O.T. Geo. I. Shell, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various courts of Oregon and ashington Territories. Office, Salem, O.T. Deiazon Smith, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND Solicitor in Chancery, will promptly attend to all business nertainine to his profession in the first Judicial District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon. Office, Albany, Linn County. O. T. X. B. When not at his office, or absent on profes sional business, he may be fonnd at his residence, Ave miles south-east of Albany, on what is known as the 'Grand Prairie." W. S. Brock, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various rourts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col lection of all claims asainst the L nited States, through an efficient agent residing at Washington .City. Office In Eugene City, Lane County, O. T. It. E. Stratton, ATTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in the various courts of southern Oregon, and in the Supreme Court ot tne Territory. OrricB in Deer Creek, Domrlas county, O. T. Resi denee 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette road. - N. B. Bonntv Land Warrants obtained for claimants on reasonable term. 23tf Chadwlck h. Gibbs, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So licitors in Chancery, Ae. Offices at Winchester and Gardiner. S. F. CuAOWtcx, Winchester, Douglas Co., O. T. A.C. gibbs, Gardiner, cmpqna Co., O. T. Nov. 9, 1355. 35tf B.M. BAKXl'M. i- O. WILSON Barnum k, Wilson. ATT0RN1ES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Sa tan, Oregon. Particular attention in given to the collection of notes and accounts, and claims against government. Boontv Ijind Warrants bought and sold. ktr ttmce over Starkey's Store. 45 Pillow k loses, -ITTATCHMAKER5 ly and neatly tured. Salem. Repairing prompt done. Jewelry tuanufac 14tf W. W. CHArAW. A. J. TBATEK. ATTORNEYS and Counselors at law. "Solicitor In Chaueery. Ac. Office in Robert's building, Main street. C-orvallis. Kenton Co., O. T. Corvallis. April 1, 17. 5tf Xedieal. TJ. WRIGHT A E. B. STONE, having associated together in practice, respectfully tender their sei vices to the people of Benton and Linn desiring to se cure the favor of the afflicted by success on'.y. Office near J. C. Avery s store, Corvallis. Sllypaid William A. Goulder, rpE ACHER of French aud English, French Prairie, j Hanon county, u. T. lyr 1. B. BalTock, A RCHITECT AND BUILDER. PORTLAND. O. T. J. lesigns, plans, specifications, Ac, furnished on reasonable terms. . William C. Uriswold fc Co., Tt TERCHANTS, SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY. ITi W. C.UK1SWULP, IA al S2tf C. S. WOOD WORTH. Engene City. H OR ACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of the Eugene Citv Hotel. 13tr. Medical IS o ice. fTIHE subscriber, would inform the inhabitants that be 1 is at nis old stand, ready to attend to all calls in nis nroiession ; also ne nas on nana a wen selected stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well a sorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will dispose or on reasonable terms. n.WAKKKJN, Salem December J, 1856. : 3Stf : W. B. Magers, M. D. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office In my new hnild inc. on Main street.' two doors north of Dr. J. S. Mclteeny's fire-proof building ; where 1 will be found when not professionally engaged. I will keep constant ly on hand a rresb supply or Drugs and Medicines which 1 will sell low for cash. ' Corvallls, Dec. 9, 1R56. SStf : Irdieal Notice. DR. R. W. SHAW, late of San Francisco, California, offers bis professional services to the citizens fo . i rir. i .e .H-- -k r.. esliera auu viciuii , auu lespecuuiijr avuu m buwciw public tavor. . tar Office at Reed and Fellows drug store. 14y 1L W. SHAW. Campbell k Pratt. A TTORNEY8 AT LAW. San Francisco. California. JT. Office, corner Montgomery and sac re memo streets, over Parrott A Cos. Bank. Messrs. Campbell A Pratt have lately removed from Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all business entrusted to their care. 31tf i Alexander Campbki.1.. O. C. Pratt. Joseph N. Preseott, MAIX ST., OREGON CITY. DEALER in Family Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Ac, and Paints aud Oils, wholesale and retail. July 7, 1S56. 18tf P. D. Palmer, DEALER In Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Articles, Books and Stationery, and general merchandise. Store first door north of the Uniou Hotel, Salem. December 30, 1866. 4?tr S. Ellsiworth, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, US. Supreme and other Courts. Office Eugene City, Lane County, Oregon Territory. Also Commissioner of Deeds for New York, Connecticut, Ac. August it), 1H56, Z4tl Watchmaking. WILLIAM F. niGHFIELD, Chronometer and Watch maker. Oregon Citv. has removed to the building iustopposilc to tlte Main-street House, where he can be constantly found prepared to do any businesa in his line. Watches cleaned and repaired on short notice and reasonable terms. Also a choice lot of watches and jewelry for sale. ft, U C ' i..ti uarvu i, irvif. j " S. Hamilton, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would respectfully announce to the cood people of Douglas and the ad joining counties, that he has located permanently at I eer creek tor the purpose or practicing meaicme, ana in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all duties, and spare no pains to render the patient easy and comfortable. Oppicr opposite R. H. Dearborn ft Co.'s store, on Main street. Drugs and Patent Medicines for sale at low cm prt- ce. 4Ztr Wells, Fargo, & Co., BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W..F..A Co.. in connection with their Express business, will also transact a general Exchange and Collection Bun was. Collections and Remittances made in all parts of Oregon, California. the Atlantic States, and Europe, with promptness and despatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, bought and sold. Sight Exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, lMtroit, Chicago, JUUteaukie, uaiena, at. i-u,- muit, (Hneinnati. and fart other oriucinal towns in the Atlan tic States and the Canada, may be procured at any of our offices. WELLS, FARGO, A CO. 114. Montgomery-street , san Francisco JAMES O'NEILL, Agent. June 1855. Allan, McKinlay; & Co., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and t X Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods. Gro ceries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T. Dec30riHoi. oyi Dr. Ciapkaj'i ledietl Meet. DR. J. L. CZAPKAYS Grand Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento at., below Montgomery oppo site Pacific Maill Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco, (talirofntn- Hstabltshpri for the iVrmanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, and the suppression of quackery. i ir. J. .( .vt'KAi. late in tue tnin'rarian revolu tionary War. Chief Physician in the 2tb Regiment of Honveds, chier surgeon to the military uospitai at resin , Hnn'iirv. and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinarv Or gans and Diseases of Women and Children, would most re.siectfully luforra the public of Oregon and California that he has opened an institute tor tue cure oi inrouic Diseases of the lumrs. liver, kidnevs, heart.blood, brain and the horrid consequences of self-abuse, and he hopes that mm lone experience and successful practice of ma ny years, will insure him a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe 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 Mercurv charges moderate treats his patient in a correct and honorable way has references of un questionable veracity from men of known respectabili ty and high standing in society. All parties consulting him by letter, or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. The Dr.'s omccs are on Sacramento St., nciow Montgomery, ou Francisco, California. jraa C? PERM ATORRHfE A OR ,OCAL WEAKNESS. U 1 Dr. I- J. Czapkay would call public attention to soermatorrhcea or local weakness. There is not in the eatnlotrne of human maladies one more to be depreca ted than this, as well because of present distress,as the ultimate results. The tone oi tne system unaer iw in fltienre i either impaired or entirefv destroyed, and a otoms suDerinduced that unfits man for the oerformance of any of the ordinary duties of life. The ilone to the nhvsical nart of man is truly la mentable, but trilling when compared to those of the censorium, the great nervous center, and to the ner- von Ttem ecnerall v. i nis disease, wnicn is too oiien consequent upon that solitary vice, self-abuse, involves pathological condition beyond the comprehension of t lionninitiated. but which are well understood by the reir- ular practitioner. Among the symptoms most conspic uous are the following: Love of solitude, aversion to hnsinesg and society, distressing timidity, nervous ex citement from slight causes, loss oi memory, contusion nf iiea 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 of the brain, which tinwbire fataitv. dementia and death. For the care of this and ail kindred diseases. Dr. Czapkay has established his Institute, where all may rely with perfect confidence upon that skill which long experience and thorough devotion W his profession has given. Those who suffer shoidd call or write without delay and use the means by which they may recuperate and live. , J All consultations, bv letter or otherwise, free. Ad dress to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY. 4'.tm3 Medical Institate, San Francisco. Cal. C1ECUET DISEASES. DR. L. J. CZAPKAY S EX il inordinary success in the treatment of secret dis eases in the primary and other staces. induces him to rail nuhlic attention to the fact that of the ereat nam bcrs 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 days wiinout nmarance to business or other inconvenience. The Dr.'s method of treating these maladies, combines the improvements made by tne tnenieai iscuiiy wun araanmra ui uis own that are unknown to an v one else, and which, when applied, preveut the possibility or evil alter eonseqnen ces. Secondary svnhilis. which Is so destructive of health producing ulcerations of the throat, destroying the soft parts, and leaving the bones exposed, which mortify; separate and come away, disfiguring the sufferer most horribly, as well as impairinit his general health, and predisposing to consumption, the Dr. treats in the most certain and efficient manner. Also, painful swellings upon the bones, disfiguring splotches upon the skin, sores, pimples, and all other consequences of private disease he guaranties to cure or asks no compensation. Dr. C. would especially call the attention of those who have failed to obtain reliei irom oiners, many oi wuom he has already cured, and many are still under treat ment. The Hr. makes n charee for consultation, and invites al! to call at hi Institute ; and he will give them such satisfaction as they can obtain nowhere else. Those at a distance, bv writing to the Dr., can have their cures properly attemled to. Offices on Sacra met to st., below Montgomery, San Francisco, Cal. 4Dni3 The Greatest DiseoTrry of the hit. HE AT Dlessinss to Mankind! Innocent but Potent! jr DR. CZA?KA YS Prophilacticth, (seV-disinfec- tmg agent.) a sure preventive against secret diseases, aud an unsurpassed remedy for scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous nlcers, and all cutanous eruptions and dis eases. For sale at Dr. Cz fiat's Office. Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery st., San Fran cisco, Cal. As inoculation is preventive against small pox, so is Dr. Czapkay "s Prophilacticum a preventive against secret disease. That theT can be prevented by proper agents, is a well an established fact as that they can be cured alter taeir esiaoiisnroeni. auis pnucipic, which is now universal! v recoonized. was received even before the davs of Jenner. the discoverer of vaccination. in 1796, and its multiplied benefits ever since baa re ceived as they deserved, the attention of the MeaicaJ faculty. It was in pursuit of this branch of the mstHuat science that Dr. L. J. Czapkay fortunately madefta dis covery of his prophylacticum, which, for the cancerous and cutanous disorders, stands unrivalled by any agent in the PharmaeojKea. The modus operandi of this med icine is explained upon the hypothesis that secret poisons possess chemical properties wnicn are neuiraiizeu oy being brought in contact with this prophylatic, as acids are known to neutralize alkalies, destroying entirely their original properties, and rendering them inert, The effect of thisaieut 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 conseouences known as secondary disease. In can cerous and gaugerous ulcers, in fo?tid discharges 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 i once established it should te used ia eoonec tion with other remedies, and when so used never fails of success. It has been administered by the Doctor in many thousand cases,, and he has yet to find the first in which it has railed to subserve tne purpose lor wnicn it was administered. Price, to. Full directions are at tached to each package. t 'J : X. B. In eases where the Pmphylaticnm is used curative. Dr. J. J. Caapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre scription for his blood purifier. All communications from the country, addressed only o Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY. San Francisco. CaL, will be strictly and confidentially attended to, and remedies, with the greatest care ana secrecy, lmmeaiaieiy ais- natched by express or oinerwise to tueir aesimanon. ... L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D. . 49ni3 San Francisco, Cat.' To THEE LAOIES OF OREGON ASH CALIFORNIA. L. CzArxAY, M. D., physician surgeon and accoucher, In vites the attention of the sick and afflicted females la boring under any of the various forms of diseases of the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc tor is effecting more permanent enres than any other physician in Oregon or California, ijei no laise delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately, and save yourself Irom nailliui sunennx auu ureuiNMirc uciim. aii mar ried ladies, whose delicate health or other circumstances do not allow to have an increase in their families should write or call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay "a Medical Institute, Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery streets, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's Offices are so arranged that he can be consulted without molestation. '.ims Al consultations toy letter or otherwise,) tree. Address to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cal. AaTTbe attention of the readers is called to the fol- owmg: a LiHv of hisrh standing in society and respectability. published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, September 14. 1851, which is as follows: A Caro 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 heard very favorable report, and who, after a short period, restored the child to perfect health. Eucour aged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice herself, for the scrofulous malady, with which she had been afflicted for eight years, and which withstood the treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording her permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which, for eight years had lost all charms for.her. She, there fore deems it due to herself and to all sick and afflicted to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one of the most skillful nhvsicians within the United States. Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia. A. Gi.a7,kr, Notary Public. 126, 7th street. The following; is an editorial notice in the Boston Daily Times of August 6th, 1854: A Skillful Physician Dr. L. J. Czapkav has opened 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 Datronaee of Kossuth, lie combines with a fimshed education and the most refined and agreeable manners, ine most extensive scieuiuic aniuiies ana 8KI11 in his Erofession, and we feel mach pleasure in recommending im to our citizens as a physician and a gentleman. Dr. Czapkay has spent some time in Philadelphia where he won the confidence and friendship of those who he. came acquainted with him. Among his friends in Phil adelphia are gentlemen of the highest respectability, with whom we are personally acquainted. He had an extensive practice in Hungary before the Austrian and Russians compelled him to leave it for being found guilty of excessive patriotism. We hope he will receive that patronage due a man of so eminent capacity.. The above arc only a few of the many testimonials which Dr. Czapkay has in his possession, but cannot publish for want of space. All communications, (by letter or otherwise,) free, ' w Persons rlfiidrlncr timrnni attention attd who wish ? ""'d the delay of corresponding, can have immedi ate attention by Hen ding ten dollars aa consultation fee, ana can have medicine forwarded. Address to , . ' L. J. CZAPKAY. M. D. 49m3 . . - San Francisco, Cal. SS. ri;w T"et Weakness, nervous de bllrtv. low ipints, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition, lo, of memorv, aversion to so ciety, love of solitude, timidity, aelf-dfstrust, dizziness, headache, pains in the side, affection of the eyes, pirn iIm An H f.i. ' wrnal and oth.r r-T - -' 1 , .-.iiiuiMcit tu man, are cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician and surgeon , L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases new (unknown to otnersj ana nence the great sac- cess. All consultations, ny lener or oxnerww f- Address, . L. J. CZAPKAY, St. 49m3 San Francisco. CaL At Eurrne Citv. milK subscriber has at Eueene Citv. one of the best X generafTissortraent of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware, Boots and bhoes, and all articles kept in a gene ral findin? store, to be found in Oreeon. He is con stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al ways keeps it up. My goods are now ail received direct from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent. All kinds ot tanner produce received in exenange tor goods I pay higher prices for produce, and sell (roods cheaper than any other store in the Territory. - juskpu mi. - Eugene City, July 1, 1856. 16tf Notice. THE Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on the 16th day or December, lHoS, do fix and appoint District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, in the county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and beptemoer, ana tne iounn aionaays or May and Octo ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in the city of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on the fifth Monday, oi December, is.s, and thereafter on the first Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays of June and November, annually, nntil otherwise order ed. ana do limn tne duration or said Terms to six days each. , GEO. H.WILLIAMS. Chief Justice. 41 CYRUS OLNEY, Associate Justice. Corvallis Drag Store. ' TACKSON A CAR DWELL. Drotreists and tj Apothecaries, jire receiving from San Francis co, per each steamer, large and carefully selected tt stocks of Dturs. Medicines, Oils. Paints. Dve- Stnffs, Perfumeries, Fancy Soaps, and all other articles usually kept in a Drug store, which they ore setting and will sell at reoucea prices. Prescriptions prepared by an experienced Drug- gist, urders rrom a distance promptly attended to. JACKSON A CARD WELL. Corvallis. January 13, 1857. 44tf WRITING-PAPER, superior article, Black ink, from quarts to 2 oz. Slates and pencils, Tabor's pencils. - 1 Envelopes, wafers. School cards and toy books, at 2Ctf MOORES' W. WEATHERFORD, (CITY DRUG STORE, UPPER WHARF,) 11THOLES ALE and retail dealer in Drugs, Medicines, VV Chemicals, Paint. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Druggist (ilass are, Brnbes, bnrgical Instruments, Tresses Herbs, Roots, Extracts. Perfumery, Shaving and Toilet Soap, and a full supply of all the popular. Patent or I'ropneiory .Medicines, ana almost every otner article in our line of business. Which are offered to the trade wholesale or retail at extremely reduced prices, and in quantities to suit. Every article warranted as represented. W. WEATHERFORD, M. D. Portland, O. T, March 16. 1857. 52m3 A New Drug Store. A CHOICE lot of DRUGS. MEDICINES. DRY-GOODS and GROCERIES are now sell ing, cheap for cash, at Hathorn's, opposite Smith's Book and Drug Store, near the New Bsisgb. tt January 27, 1S57- 46tf Coffee. - . v IF YOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the undersigned have got 15100 pounds best " COSTA RICA.77 Come in and look at H. ALLAN McKLNLAY A Co. . Oregon City. Dec, 6. 1S56. JAS. R. RICHARDS. . San Francisco. . JXO. MCCRAXEN, J Portland, O.T. f Richards tt, McCrahen. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Jobbers in Oregon Flour, Grain, Produce, Fruit, Pork, Bacon. Lard, Hams, Ac, Ae. Orders for Oregon trade promptly at tended to. liberal advances made on consignments. No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco. January 27, 1S5 7. . ... , 46tf CANDLES, Soap, Starch, Indigo, and Tobacco, at -.. 9 ., W. K. SMITH A CO.'S. DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dyestuffs, at . . W. K. SMITH A CO.'s. cux TY ORDER BLANKS For sale at th STATESMAN OFFICE. TY receipt blanks fc- sale at the Statesman office, at $ 1 per hundred. DRY-GOODS for ladies and gentlemen, in great vj riety, at 26tf MOORES' A Sediral Rerolatioa! The World iBaniinoiis ! HOLLOWAYJ8 OINTMENT'. THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT. The virus of disease often makes its way to the in ternal orsrans through the pores of the skin. This pen etrating Ointment, melting under the hand as it is rub- ed in, is absorbed through the same channels, and reaching the seat or inflammation, promptly and invari ably subdues it, whether located in the kidneys, the liv er, the lungs, or any other important organ. It pene trates the surface to the interior, through the countless tubes that communicate with the skin as summer rain passes into the fevered earth, diffusing its cool and re generating influence. SKiy DISEASES AND GIAND UL.AR SWEV LJXGS. Every species of exterior irritation is quickly reduced by the anti-inflammatory action of this Ointment. An gry Eruptions, such as Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tetter, Riugworm, Scald Head, Nettle Rash, Scabies (or Itch) Ac, die out, to return no more, under its application. Hospital experience in all parts of the world proves its infallibility in diseases of the skin, the muscles, the joints and the glands. ULCERS,lSORES,AND TUMORS. The effect of this unrivalled external remedy nnoa Scrofula, and other virulent nlcers and sores, is almost miraculous. It first discharges the poison which pro dnces suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the cures which its healing properties afterward complete are safe as well as permanent. tVOUXDS, BR VISES, B VRJfS, AND SCALDS. In casee of the fracture of the bones, injuries caused by steam explosions. Bruises, Bums, Scalds, Rheuma tism . Stiffness of the joints, and contraction of the sin ews, it is employed and warmly recommended by the faculty. This marvelous remedy has been introduced by its inventor in person into all the leading Hospitals of Europe, and no private household should be without it. UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY. Tbt Medical Staff of the French and English Armies in the Crimea have officially signed their approval of Hollowav'a Ointment, as the most reliable dressing for sabre cuts, stabs, and gun shot wounds. It ts also-signed by the surgeons of the Allied Navies. BOTH THE OlSTMKMjr uir,,., SHOULD BE LUS-C-f jvA.vrrjAw CASES Chanced Hands, Chilblains, Fistula. Gout, lumbago. Mercurial rations, Pileaeumatism, Ringworm, bi ";":rr,::'Jr ; " Gland. Sore liCgs. oore nrc", oore n. core Throate Sores of all kinds. Sprains, Stiff Joints, Tetter, Venereal Sores, Wounds of all kinds. 1 ' . . . ., c . ; t r ttii . So!(l at tue awuuiav.uiira i iiimj, nviMJWKV, a . - . , . , . r . . , . . 80 Maiden Lane, aev lors, ana oumna, uonaoc, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civilized world, in pots, at 25 cents, 62). and $1 each. m- There is a considerable saying done by taking the larger sizes. N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in eve ry disorder are affixed to each pot, 3yl Allan, McKinlar, & Co., HAVE just received a stock of New Goods, and would Invite all those who wish to procure OOOI articles at reasonable prices, to call and see theza. They Grindstones, Canal and Wheel narrows. Fancy Brooms, Plain do Assorted Colored PaHs. Painted Tubs, Zinc Washboards, Blacksmith's Bellows, Cross-ctrt Saws, 7 ft do s ft Mill Saws, 7 ft Hair Mattraahes, double, do single. Hair Bolsters, doable, do single. Sperm Candles, Adamantine do-. Grape brand Tobacco, Grain Cradles, . Grass Scythes and Snaths, Brutdi do do 16 sq Harrows, 23 teeth Garden Rakes, - do Hoes, . do Spades, -Polished Shovels, 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 , oows ana x okcs. lockc do ao Blankets, Baize, Lindseys, Sheetings, Ticks, Ac.te. " e keen eonstantlv im frand a annul v t,f rzrfO. CERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, and many arts cles too numerous to mention. ALLAN, MKIXLAY A CO. Oregon CHy. Books! Boohs! WK. SMITH A CO. have just received the largest . and best selected Stock of BOOKS ever offered for sale In Salem, consisting, in part, of the following POETICAL WORKS-White', Collins', Gray's Tin, per's, Seattle's, Scott's, Young's, Davidsons, Croly5, Crabbe's.Shakspeare's, Cowper s, Coleridge , Hemans', Bums', Pollok's, Shelley's, Mowitt's, Montgomery's, Campbell's, Pope's, Moore's, Wordsworth's, Oasian's, Thompson's, Milton's, Byron's, Cooke's, Goldsmith's, Landon s. AGRICULTURAL; FRUIT UKOWUMti, ftc Elli ott's; Yonatt on the Horse, Alien's Stable Book, Hind's Farrier, Downing, Barry, Thomas, Blake, Mason s Far- rier, Stewart and Skinner, Saxton and Water. B10iRAPmES Washington's, Jackson's, Scotfs, Tavlor's. Marion's. Bonanarte's. Seward's. Lonis Napo leon's, Mozart's, Lives of the Presidents, Mary Queen of Humboldt's, Bishop Heddiner'e. Lives of the Pones, J. B Finley "s, Roberts', Newton s, Wesley's, Fletcher's, La martine's Celebrated Characters, and many others. HISTORIES. Kollin i Ancient History, itnaseu , Modern Europe. Gibbon's Rome, Rottecb s History of, the World. Barth's History of the World. Willard's His tory of the World, Botta's American Revolution, Macau- leys History or England, 4 vol. IT Aubignes History of the Reformation, 5 vols. Peterson's United States Navy.Ac, ftc. . . . MISCELA.ASfc.ULS and SCIENTIFIC V UKUS. Brand's Encyclopedia, Smith'sCTaswcal Dictionary, Lat in and Greek Lexicons and Readers, Yrrgil, Hotter, Zenophon, Josephus, Dick's Works, Maury's Geography of the Sea. Wesley's Sermons, Smith's Sacred Annals. Harper s L mversai iiazeteer. Dwignt s Mythology. Lard ner's Lectures, Goldsmith's Animated Nature, Wood's Natural History,- Gnnn's Domestic Medicine, Willis Prose Works, Sterne's Prose Works, Mrs. Ellis' Pros Works. Downing's Country Houses, Builders' Guide, Webster's Dictionary, all sizes, Davies' and Peck's Mathematical Dictionary, Fanners' and Planters' En cyclopedia, Thackeray's Pendennis, Don Qaixotte,Gil Bias, Cosmos, Biplow's Useful Arts, Ure's Dictionary, Huph Miller's Old Bed Sandstone, Ac, Ae. SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDSParker's Read ers, Sander's Readers. McGreffee's Readers, Cobb's Readers. Gift Books for Children and Youth, Abo. 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 Humor. In short, every thing usually found in a Book Store. Store opposite the Holman House, near the Steamboaj Landing. - 9tf Geo. Abernetiiy k Co., A T EHCHAXTS, OREGON CITY, OREGON TER 1 RITORY. tf AbernetBT, Clark k To., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, V San Francisco, CaL, win attend to selling Oregon produce, and fill orders for Goods. Groceries, Ac. at th lowest rates. The patronage of the people of Oregon is respectfully solicited. August 1, 1S55. - 2Itf Kenfon's Dagiierrean - AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY. THE undersigned having recently returned from Sam Francisco, is now prepared to take those beautiful Pictures on Glassealled A MBROTTPES, which have almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype in the East and San Francisco. Gallery in the new building, erected eipeeialhffor the burners, west of the Marion House. WILEY KENTON. Salem, November 11, 1856L 35tf KICH. RETXOLD8. . 1- T. H. HOWELL N. Reynolds &. Co, PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SOS. 79 ASD SI DAVIS STREET, RETWEEX CLAY AND WASH : INStOS STS SAX FRANCISCO, CAL. PERSONAL attention given to the sale of Floor, Grain, Potatoes, Onions, Fruits. Butter. Eggs, Cur- . ed Meats, Hides, Wool, and all staple products of tha conntry. Will fill orders for goods when accompanied by cash or equivalent in any way of consignments. Have constantly'on hand new and second hand Grain: and Gunny Bags,' which we offer by bale or bundle in lots to suit. First class storage furnished when required, and libe ral advances made on consignments in store. Having good experience and locality, we trust by strict attention to give that satisfaction which is pleas ant to both ourselves and onr consignors. Im3 Orrgoi and California Faeict Line. rrtHE following vessels will run in connec- San Francisco and Portland : BARK OCEAN BIRD, Wioorss, Master, ' " CMmAS. D.rZrfS, Hralv. . " JANE A. FALKENBERG, Badger, " " NAHUMKEAG.WnjiAxs. -BRIG I.B.L PJVTT, Richabiwow, The Barks have all been coppered recently, and arw in first rate order, commanded by experienced eaptaina- Freights trill be carried at the lowest rate. Produce sent from any part of the country to Oregon City or to the Linn City Works, will be received and forwarded to San Francisco. Agents: GEO. ABERNETHY A Co., " Oregon City. ABERNETHY, CLARK A Co. Saa Francisco. November. 8. 14B. Srttf Holiday Presents. CALL and buy soon at the Book Store, Oregon City. HOMER HOLLAND A CO. Oregon City. Dec. 7, 1856. 4tf Banna & Brother. F10NT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, and Shoes, Groceries, Ac. N. B. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for merchandise at the highest market price. 19tf Notice to Shippers and Merchants. ONE of the firm being permanently located ia Saa Francisco, all consignments of produce and orders to be filled, will be attended to without delay, at mode rate rates. 2tf WAKEFIELD A CO. DR. GUYSOTT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAB SAP ARILLA and YELLOW DOCK, at W.K. SMITH ACQ'S. Allan & Lsewis, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE GON TERRITORY. THAT Cotton Yarn has arrived, at 26tf MOORES'. Statesman Booh, and Job Office. WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book printing north of California, and an extensive as sortment of Jobb9 Material of every kind; and, with master workmen , are prepared to execute promptly, and in a workman-like manner, all orders ia the above de partments, suc h as Booes, Pawbthlets, HaxosiLLS. Ball Tickets, Circulars, Istitatioss, BcstKKSs Cards, Billheads, Coxcrrt Bills, Programmes, Blame Checks, Notes of H and, Order Booes. Steaxbo't Bills. Stbambo't Cards. Bills of Lading, Certificates, Show Bills, Chece Books, Bl'e Rkcettts, Drafts. Address Cards, Blaxes of all Kinds. Ac Ac. Ac ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS, .Law of Newspapers. 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary, are considered as wishing; to continue their subscription. 2- If subscribers order papers discontinued. 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 are held responsible nntil they settle their bill and give am tice to discontinue them. 4. If subscribers move to other places without informint the Publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direo tion, they are held responsible. 5. The courts have decided that refusingto take a pa per or periodical from the office, or removing and leav ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentiooa . fraud. Mi Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfillment of the regulations requiring them to notify Publishers once in three months, of papers not taken from theia office by subscribers.