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(frost nr., portlaxd, o. t.,, ;
A. R. SUIPLEY & Co., r
Have in Store, and will be receiving by tha 1st of June
O S3 2D 9 CD CD CD '
IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY !
, . Which they bfiVr i j tho . .
8PRINQ TRADE
At entail advances on New York price.
Give bs a call, aw sand u aa order, ud we an
twoui to gtve yoa aalrAfaetioU V ; -" u
A. It. Bhlplef Ce.
Art tba Sot Auexts M O regno nd Washington Ter
' ritoriea for the sale of
A GREAT BOOK ! ! Being tba only political hWory
of the United States.
Sens' n Toor names. Pric $4 00 : Payable en de
livery of book. Can deliver by the lt of September
to all whaseadras their ainm by IstofsMay. .
Catalogae f Fart at air Stock :
i
SCHOOL BOOKS. ' I
Reapers Sanders' old lit. !d, 3d. 4th. aaJ 6th.
and The Young Ladies'; Sanders' Sew 1st. Sd. Sd.
4th and Sth; Parkers'-a-lst, 2d. 3d, 4th and 6th; Mc
Carthy' 1st. 3d, 3d. 4th and 6th.
SrsLUcas- Sanders' Old, Bandera' New; Elemea-
PataERS- Sanders Pictorial, School and Parker'.
CrtXKiRAraiES. Mitchells, Ancient and Modern, (M
oey. Morses, McNaUry s, and Meuteiths 1st and
M iTHKX men Arithmetics Thomson's, Tablet,
Mental, Analvsi. Practical, and Hieher: Davie' Pri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith's
Coiburns Ry s Stoddard's; Daviee Algebra, Sur
veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Hie
thmary. Logic of Mathematics, Analytical Ucometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
Grammars Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's
Klrxsm's Spencer's Tower's.
PntLosoruiEi Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Comstock's Smith's.
HiaroeiRS- Wilson's Juvenile, and United States:
Parley 'a Universal; WUlard'a Universal, and United
States.
L i.NOCASES Cooper's Ylnril; Andrew's Latin Rea
det: Viri Bomie: Andrew's Latin Grammar; McClin
tock'a 1st and 3d Book in Latin, and do. in Greek: An
thon's Greek Grammar and Beaderj Johnson's Cicero.
Fasquelle'S French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury 'a
icrmaa Grammar and Header, Telemaqoe. Greek Tes
tament; French, self taught; Sarrenne'a French IHc
tionarv: Andrew's Latin do. Liddell A Scott's Greek
Jo, Aathon's Classical do. Smith's do do.
ltcrtoxKiSv Webster's School. His do. Aca
demic, University, Royal ovo, Unabridged and Cotibe'
Pocket.
Miscri.t.A'SBOcs. Mattrson's Astronomy. Newman's
Rhetoric. Wood's Botany. Kame's Elements of Crrt
Irisnv Parker's Aids in Composition, Iarker'a Kxer
cisea. BrookAeld's Composition. McrTlIi'utt's Toung
Analvxer. do. Analytical Manual. Parker's Word
Builiier. Mayhew's B.k Keeping. Wayland's Moral
Bcicnce. Paiey's Nstural Theolory. Blake's Agricul
ttre for Schools. Cpham'a Intellectual Phil'tsophy.
Mahan's do. do. M:lt m; Young; Pollock; and Thomp
son; (Edition for Schools) Cutter's Anatomy and
Physiology. American Debater. Newman's Political
li:..nomy. Hitchcock's Geology. Great variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of School Station
ery: Slates of all aizes; Drawing Bwk; Drawing
Paper: Perforated Card Board; Bristol Board; Pencil
and Brushes; Usborn's Colors; Inkstands, every size
and style, Ac, Ac. Ao.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
History Bancroft's United State. volumes
Htldreth's do, do, volumes. Frost's Pictorial United
States. Taylor's do, do, do. Botta's Hist. Revolution.
Peterson's do. Wilson's United btatrs. WUlard'a do.
His. Indian Wars United States. Wiilard's Universal
Historv. Mailer's do do. R.ittwk's Hist. Worlil I or
3 volumea. Rolhn s Ancient History. Farr s , do.
Home's England. Maeanlay's lo., complete. Dickens
Child's do. Laniard's do. Gibbon a Rome. D'Aa
ttigne's R-Tormati'Mi. Bang's M. E. Chnrch. Allison's
Europe, 1st snd 3d Series. Procott's Works. Border's
Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose
phus. All of Abbott's Historic. Historical Cabinet.
Oiteess of Spain. Queens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
Conquests, Brace's Hungary. Kidder's Brazil. Ed-
banks Brazil. Parleys Universal. History of Cru
sades. Ancient Egyptians. Hallams Middle Ages.
History for Bo vs. "Bonner's Child's United States.
Losing's Field Book of Revolution.
IliooaarHT. Plutarch's Lives, life Brant. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
1 km r,f ttut (tfrtaTK- Ant)hiovTSnhT of Ptnter.
martine's Celebrated Characters. Life of A darn Clarke.
do Bishop Bedding, do Niebuhr. do Gen.- Harrison,
do Daniel Boone, do Roberts, do tfayette. Cap
tains of Roman nepabtic an.t um nona. in-, tuai
mers, 4 vols. Lives of Humboldt. Mrs. R-ifrers.
Monrt. Wester. Fletcher. Life and Times of I lav;
Irring'a Washington. Eminent Mechanics. lives of
Chief Juitice. Josephine. Nap-rfeoa. Charles L:uab.
Jackson. Gen- Green. Joan of Are. Ladv JaneGrer.
J. Q. Adams. Julienne. Daniel Webster; Kiors of
Home. - Kings and voern. I.ieumtz. Lira of the
Popes. Prescott s Philip 2d. Mary and Martha Wab
iorton. ITOoeer omen of tne w e-.i.
TatrSLS. Hink's China. Araneanbns. Stephen's
Esrrt. Olin's Travels. Mango Park. Nile N'otes
Adventures on Mnsquito Shore. Bayard Tayhr's Trav
els. Durbin a 1 ravels tn tne bast.
SciEsnnc. Brande's Encyclopedia. Physical Geog
raphy of the Sea. Wood's Natural Uist-iry. Lardorr'a
Lectures. Useful Art. Cosmos. Mathematical Dio
tionarv. Logic of Mathematics. Wonders of Scieoce.
Mitchell's Pianetary and Stellar Worlds. Looraia' Re
cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's Dictionary of
Arts and Science. Eubank s Hydraulics. Dick s works.
Varioas works oa Architecture.
Poktkt. Byron varioas styles. Shakespeare, do.
Milton, do. Burns, do. Henisns, do. Moore, do.
Thomnsoa. Y'oung. Pollock. Tupper. Cowuer. Pope.
Campbell. Wadsworth. Ossian. Montgomery. Kirk
White. Female Poets of England, do. do. Aiaenca
and many others.
Booss of Kkkurkxce. Cycl.Mvedia of Geography.
do. do. Fine Arts. do. do. Biography. Useful Arts.
McCoUoch's Gazetteer. Harper's U uiversal Gazetteer.
Farrr i AwcnTmL. Kflit's Fruit Book.
Thomas' do. Downing's do. Barry's do. Keendn's
Farmer and Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
lrAe wri Companion. AUea on the Grape. Pardee
va Strawberry. Florist's Gaide. American Farm Book.
Allan's Domestic Animals. AU of Saxton s Hand Books.
W.uks on Horse, Cattle, bheep, Hogs, Ac
Thboixwicai. A Kslihiocs. Harmony and Exposi
tion of Gospels. Neander's Life of Christ. Butter's
Works. Knapp's Christian Theology. Western Meth
odism. Moms Miscellanies. Iectnres on Romanism.
Brand of Bominic Rule. Elliot on RomanisDV Barnes'
Notes. Cladse s Commentary. Benson s do. Jays
Exercises. Watson's Institutes. - La era bee's Evidences.
Holler's Ethical Discourses. Rogers' KdifMe of Earth.
do. Keasoa and Kaita. rosters I tirtst. i-errection.
Baker on Discipline. Writings of Arminios. Jaha's
Biblical Arcbseolojry. Bibles, all sizes and prices, from
SI to S34. Testaments, great vsriety. Methodist
Hymns. Christian Hymn Book. Church Psalmist.
Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Chrirtiaa
Psalmist.
Medical. Bnchan's Family Physician. Hydro-
ratnic do. Homtepatnn w ora.
MvKL.ikimovs. Constitutions of United States.
Mayhew's Popnhrr Edocatioa. Crabbe's Synonyms.
naii s if-ma oi canosiues. vai r enow s Manual
Headley's Works. 1 toU. Mrs. Tuthill's, 6 vols. Lay
ard'a Xinereh. Bigelow's Csefnl Arts. HaswdPs Ea
rineer's Guide. American Institutions. Pursuit of
Knowledge. ParkMsdison. Peruvian Antiqnities.
Way Down East. Pvnshnrt. Ike Marvel's Works
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Country Ramble
rn England. Tales and Reveries, fan excellent Temper
ance Book. Money Maker. Escaped Nun. News
Boy. Dick Wilson. Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler s Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator.
Young Ladles' Counsellor. Young Man'ssJo. Pictorial
Catech.srn. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Book. Captive in Patagonia. Tlie Ameri
can Hoasewifei Half Hours with Old Humphrey.
Athena; its Grandeur and Decay. Mrs. Sedgwick's
Redwood. - do. New Eng. Tale. Cacle Sara's Farm
Pea. Arthur's Saccewful Merchant, do. TaTs. Mrs.
Vartingtoo. Horace Tranlation. Virgil do. Mrs. Car
lea's Works. Heroines of History. Land and Sea
Teck and Port. Sea and Sailor. Ship and Shores
Naval Life. Star Papers. Masonic Chart, frving's
Columbus. Long Look Ahead. City of New York.-.
Living 4rators of America. Young Man Advised. Mis
-Kioas in Tonga and Fegee. Truth Stranger -Thaa Fic
tion. Knont and the Russians. Hydrapathks Cook
Bk. Death Bed Scenes. Gift Book for Young Men.
-1o. do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. do. Boys.
Footprints of Fantnoa Men. Charlotte Elizabeth'a
Work's. Advice to Young Mea. Peasant Boy PhHosor
pher. AbboU's Marco Paul Books, do Praaeooisv
And a number of others too asmerjos to ennmerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
Stationer v Koobwap Paper great variety. Let
t.T do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Enact-4-os
all styles. Inks all kinds. Pens "and Hulders
creat variety. Blank Books all siaes snd ntylesv
Memorandums. Diaries. Pans Books. Time Rooks
Paner Cutters. - do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping Pa.
per good variety. Wafers. Sealing Wax, Ave. Ac
, 1 inllv, we have a (rood variety of
Mcttic Books. New Carmina Sacra. Alpine Glee
. fvrurer. Dnlcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
NvTi-ed Meiodeoo.- Christiaa PaalnrM. Piano Imarno.
tors. Guitar do. Flute do. Aeeordon do. iolin do.
Memdeon do. Plymouth Collectioa with Music. Sheet
Music. '
And the most varied assortment of SrarroMcar ever
offered in Oregon.
mr This stock is all bought in New York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at
UNIFORM PRICES.-' 1
' I"" We keep on hand Scnooi. Books in larse oj
Haarca A Bbotshss:
" Pesbt A Jacasos; j
" Ivisoji A Pbixnet: " " -
PHiui.rrs A Saaarm;
A. S. Biases A Co.; '
Mru.ni, Orms A Mclltcaw;
. .Lcaar A Gioz; - -
PCTHAJt;
ArrLrros; and ethers.. .
1
;-t '
a- We ask your patronage. If unable to via a
and examine oar stock, your anew wifl be attenaet ta
en the saaa vaasra as V you bought ia parson. ,
Portisml, March 20, l57. " ;tr ;
Notice to Importers' of Uiupqua.
-L mt 8. D. liwJ,sJled from Uarmma river 8-
for Saa Francisco, oa the 6th eT May, and intend"
waking regular tripa beteea tbeae two parte. .
It U only necessary we believe, to rvmiad the impor
teiaoT Umpqoa that this vessel the Umpqua I the
Brat ever launched on the waters of the Umpqua. to in
sore their patronage and aupport. This vessel will dis
charge her cargo at Scottaburs, and at the rate she in
tends to carry freight, will not only savo the shipper a
very considerable item, but save him the transportation
np the river, and thereby enable him to receive bis goods
without so much handling as heretofore." In line, the
Schooner Umpqua, of Scottsburg. is a real Umpqua
craft and being the first on the list In this great reform,
confidently relies upon all the Umpqua for support and
encouragement. .
For freighter pasaageapptyto Allan, McKinlayA Co..
Scottaburg. or to the Caul, on board. Merchants wish
ing to ship from San Francisco, can apply fa Allan,
Lowe A Co., 132, Clay St., or ta the Captain. .
8cottsborg. May 27, ISM. lStf.
Blacksmiths and ot tiers, Look.
ALLAN McKINLAY ft CO. have now on band a
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 ap the assortment so as to suit the
wants of customers. Give us a call, and you: Will fled
that we not oolv have the fullest atook. but.will sell
as cheap at the cheapest." We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our assortment, ao as to replace what
is sola. ..... , ,
.Oregon City, Dec 23. 1856. tltf
llenrf Johnson 4W Co,
1
.! WHOLE. ALR DRVQnST!l.
(18 Washington Street. San Francisco.) f
Offer for sale to the country trade, the large-it stork
of goods in their line on the Pacific coast compri
sing Drugs. Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines of
ail Kinds. Brushes, faint, oils. Glass. Turpentine, and
every article appertaining to tne nosiness. naviilZ
niiww no iniMUiiiug Tavrr Ruuus tner mini
they can offer inducements to buyers anerputllcd by
any oiner nonse.
Orders rosiectfully solicited. ' elly
DentiatrT.
DR. J. XL CARDWELL. Dental Surgeon f - s.
Corvalli, will practice in hisprofea-J I
sion . at CWTslsai tartnt tire, rneses. MAajt
ttr, Srotttbmrm .and JuiAsnwi im. Skill, unquestionable;
charges, respectable; work, warranted. .Teeth examia
ed. and udvice given free of charge.
. Due notice given of change of office.
April 38. 19S5.
7tf
No-nr " ReeetTlnt;
rpHE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
JL sale low.
60 gross matches ;
l'0 kgs ! nvrups ; ,
SO hi. Mils. N. ti. sugar;
10 bbta. crushed sugar ;
SO boxes candles ;
10 bbis. vinegar ;
20 cases tea ;
IS doz. brooms:
20 dos. buckets;
'" 2 rases men's line calf boots ;
. . 2 " " calf brogans ;
" 2 " "" goat
3 " boys" brognn ;
3 " youth' calf brogans;
1 ' women's 5loroceo boot ;
2 " " Imitation boots ;
3 " Misses' boots;
1 7S pairs children's shoes ;
13 straw cutters ;
21 grain cradles ;
1 reaper ;
'1 two horse threber;
GEO. ABERNETHV A CO.
Oren City. June 1. lass. I3tf.
r1H AIN PUMPS, monkey wrenches,
match plaues, screw arm,
sash planes, ' "
horse shoes and nails to St .
gnn locks, plugs and nipples,
tubes, bullet moulds,
Woxenholm's IX L pocket knives,
pruning and budding knives. -rat
trap to catch aaairi ii. at MOORRV
Books and Stationers.
CJCHOOL READERS,
tj
Parker's lt. 3d. 3d. 4th and Sth,
Sanders' do do do do
McGtiffys do do do do
Daries'arithmetic,
University snd Common School,
Intellectual and primary,
Davies' Bourdon algebra,
lgendre, surveying.
Geometry and trigonometry.
Key to Davies Arithmetic"
Thompson's arithmetic,
Parker "a philosophy,
" juvenile nd 1st lessons. ' "
Grammars Clark's. Bullion's Smith's,
t leo.sraphies Mitchell's, Montritb s manual,
Monteith's 1st lessons.
Music Lute of Zion, New Carmina Sacra,
Christian !almist, Missouri Harmony,
Normal Song Book, Singing Book, at
2rf MOORES'
IN'otice.
rTSHE judges of the Supreme Court, of the Territory of
X. ureiron. assembled at tne seat or Government on
the ninth day of January, eighteen huudred and fiftr
sevrn, do fix and appoint District Courts, to be held Sn
vilUgeof liosebnrg. in the county of Douglas on the
firxt Mondavs, of March, May, September and Novem
ber, annually, nntil otherwise ordered, and do limit the
duration of said terms to six diva each.
GEO. H.WILLIAMS. Chief Justsr.
itf M.P.DEADY, Associate Jnstire.
vnos. REV
EVNOLDS, 1 e r- HKNSr LAW.
ROBERT
a. law. , 1 Portland. Oregon
ReTnoltls h. Law.
11 TIIOLESALE Gncers and Coramissoa Merchants
v V and dealers in Orrpm Product, comer Kearny
ana jacaon btreets.nan rrancisco.
as Advances made on Conrignmenta.
mr Refer to J. FAILING A CO., Portland.
. 43mpaid
Salt! Salt!!
20
TONS ' San Qaentin SALT. In shout 80 and
100 lb. bags, Just received snd for sale very cheap
ALLAA MC1V.UL.A A IV.
Oregon City, Dee. S, 1356. -
Valuable Farm for Sale.
rrSHE undersigned now oBers his ralnahle
X farm for sale, situated on Spring Creek, '
u wiu -.,, . ' . v-ut . II u Unit U1IIC9
south of McKinnay's Mills, on the County rosd
running from Salem to said Mills. It contains 640 acres,
of which 540 acres is under a good substantial stake
and rider fence, one hundred acres in good cultivation.
two nnnareu nne neanng imit trees, a good farm
house, together with ether out buildings. Said farm is
well watered, and the best adapted to stock raising,
sad wheat growing of any farm ia the Territory. Said
farm has been settled since lftlS, and was among the
first claims taken in Marion Co. Anv person desirous
of baying a good farm, with a litle money, will do well
to call at toe residence of the undersigned. ' t '
- OLIVER PICKARD
Spring Creek. March 30. 18S7. . 4tf .
llemoval.
BAUM A BROTHER have removed to their New
Store next door to J. Strang's Stove establishment
Thev have iust received a ev-neral assortment of IlrV
uooos, notning, ttats ana caps, uoots snd Shoes,
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which he offers for cash or
produce.
N. B. Wsnted letter. Eggs, Bacon, Lard, Floor.and
Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price.
Bjuem, juiy 13, ij. . VJll
Ilouse, Carriare, SI sn, and Steant-
eai rainung.
C A. REED having established his Psint shop in
. . Salem, is prensred to execute with dnmatch ail
jobs in the above line. Banners, Standards, and Em
Mem, for societies painted on silk, satin, velvet or mus
lie. faints or ail colors and descnptious mixed, read v
for ne, for sale st his shop ; alo White liead. Linseed
Oil, Turpentine and Vtmoh, Wall paper and Border.
window grass, faint brtisues, graiuing tools, Ac. Hi
rcctious given in paiuting, s1m in graining imitation
of wood, stone or marble.
N. B. orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ah lobs intrasiea to nis care warrautca to cive satis
faction. ...
Salem, Jan. II, 1857, - 43yl ? ,
Cash paid for Soldiers Bounty Land
warrant.
THE andersigned will pay cssh. and the highest
rates, for a large number of bounty land warrants.
oa application at hu office in Court House. Salem, O.T.
- . . iS A Clklb L .
December 30. - 47t ,
Notice. '
STRAYED, or stolen from the subscriber,
living in Albany, Linn Co., O. T., on or
about the first of December, 1456, one sor
rel horse, blaze faced, right hip knocked
down, branded on near shoulder O. T., vented V, hair
brand. No other brands or marks recollected. Any
one returning said horse will be liberally rewarded. -
Albany. Januarv 27. 1A&7. JAtftmid '
Final Proof and Notification i r
jssanais.
TT PRTNTED, a large quantity of Final Proof
J Blanks, and a small lot of Notifications, both front
the latest forms. Orders by mail or otherwise filled
The cash must accompany the order or the blanks will
not besent. Prices-Kuia Proof, (full Kt) V, 00 per
n'.S S'"'"' P
fialem. April R. 195. V 6UTESMiS OTFICE.
Medical and Surgrical Notice.
ris often the ease that pejsona suffer for a long time
nth a curable disease from the fact that th a -.
knew where to go to find relief. I am prejnred to re-
ail Tumors, caaeers ana iMeeaseit Rmm
o oni
one dislocated joints of longstanding. stniaMen. m
neck, trfnbfootandta-eorrect all deformity of the
face and eyelid. - oV.G.GAKrm:LL, M. D.
jCorvailia,Q. T,May. 467. r
1
TAR. at
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MOORES'
, (. . ,A Cofle'e Partr !. , , , r ,
it 'h W A B'T BRTISEMKNT
MRS. ADAMS, where did you get those beautiful
teacups and saucers f
Ueorre got them at Jhe EMPIRE STORE. .
Were there an v more of those white stone China cone
and saucers, and plates left?
I suouid tnink tnero was ; jsoon nas got one corn-us
less of the same kind, very cheap, at the Empire StA
Why, Mrs. INtigbUn, where did yon get those line
morocco shocer " ; . .. r . ! '
1 got them at the Empire Store.
Do vnu believe that vuu can get good cheaper at the
umpire store tnaa at t nose stores ap-towa r i
Of oourse I do.
La, roe, Suily, where did you get this beautiful white
sugar? ' .
Why. Solomon said he gut it at the Empire Store. '
Well. It is too outrageous ; don't you think John got
two dollars wonn or sugar, inst werx; nt Mr.
Independence Store, and it Is black sandv stuff, onl
tit to make vinegar, or the like.
George, yon have got a nne coat, vest and pants.
I should think I had
You bought them at Portlaud. perhaps ?
iicucr, i iiuukik (ueiii n tuc r.iiuriw oore.
Mary, did Votrrce the line calico dress that David go'
for Jane, last week, at the Enioire Store!
rot
I should think 1 did see it ; and don't you think Robf
ert bought Elizabeth a flue calico dress, last week, at
Mr. ' store, and the first time it was washed It
went In Tor lnsauinn. and it looks just like a sraoketl
lantern, or an abolitionist. ...
Mrs. Dukes, where did yon get this fine cloth id Jk
mv's little mat ?
Why, that is nothing but suae of Boon's Kentnck
jeans, at tne Kmpire Kiorc.
You don't say! Well, my husband went over to Sa
lem some three weeks since, and not having time to go
down to the Empire Store, he bought something tla-y
call Mississippi Jeans, and it is as coarse aa cotton, and
i hi.- . i i .. .... i ...
lij'K3 uac snwim mj. ,
Mr. Walters, you have got a fine pair of boots, surety
certainly. I got them a tne r;mpire ntore.
Were there any of this kind lelt !
Alsmt a cord !
' Lucy, my dear, where did yen get those silk glove 1
MrWiS-t
goods in the stores in Salem, and he is convinced that
the rheanent and bent eood are to be found at tha Um
pire Store. i
Very well, if Abraham don't back out from yon know
what, I moan Lneinda, 1 am going to get me a fine silk
dress pattern, and a complete outtlt at the Empire
Store.
Buttons, thread, wax, needles aad thimbles thrown in
to the bargain at the Empire (store.
This act lobe in force from and after its paid lea Won
Approved, January IT, 18s. l.imn
NO. 575.1
By the Irstlrwt of t'slltd States.
IN pursuance of law, I, Franelih Pierce, President
ot the United St.ites of America, do hereby declare
snd mske known thnt public sales wilt be held at the
undermentioned und oflires In the Territory of Oregon
at the oeriod hereafter designated, to wit :
At the land offii-e at Damns Cirv, commencing on
Mondav, Mr tenth dan of Aurntt serf, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named town-
ship, viz :
.Vorta of the bate lint and ttat of HUtamttle wuridian.
Township one and fractional township two, of range
one.
SoKlh of the bate hue aad tail of H'Ulametlt sarrtrfian.
Town-hips one, two, and three, of range one.
Town-hips one. two, and three, of range tiro.
Xortk of the bast One asif trrif of fHfamtttt meridian
Townships one, of ranges one, tiro, and thrte.
South of the base tint and tent of IVWamette nteridian.
Townships one, of ranges one. tiro, and three
Townships three, of ranges one, and fteo.
Town-biiu four, of ranzes one. fire and three.
Townships seven, of ranges firo. thrtt four, and fi re.
lownMiips eleven, or ranges vu-ee.juur, and jtm.
Townshijts seventeen and eighteen, ot range three.
Township seventeen and eighteen, of range four.
At the land office at Wikcbbsteb. commencing on
Monday, the tenth rfny of .sagvtt next, for the disposal
of the public lands situated within the following named
townships, via :
South of the bate line and tcest of lti!laeite meridian
Sections one to fifteen, incl-jsive, the northeast qasrtrr
oi section seventeen, tne nortr.east quarter of section
twenty 4 wo, aections twentv-three, twentv-fonr, twen
ty-five, twenty-six. and thirty-five, of township twen
ty-two, oi range ttr.
The southwest quarter of section seven, the southwest
quarter of section fifteen, and the northwest qnar-
ior sm ftiitr wmi u nail ui section rrvcuKcn, viiuns
eighteen, nineteen, twentv, and twenty-one, the
northwest quarter of section twentvtwo. the north'
wct quarter of section twentv-eicht. sections twentv-
nine, thirty, thirty -one, and thirty two, of township,
twanty-two, of range seres.
Lots one to six. int lucire. of section four ; lot one to
fonr, inclusive, of section fire . lots one to live. Inclu
sive, and the southeast quarter of the southeast quar
ter oi section seven ; i ns one to seven, lucl isive.and
' thesouthwestausrterof the northeast f section eivht.
the east half of sei-tiou. the east half of the northwest
quarter, the northwent quarter of the northwest quar
i .mi tjv-i uau ui tuc .win .ri ijuancrvi niot ;
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion ten ; thssouthwestqnarter of thesouthwest quar
ter of section eleven : the southeast quails t of sec
tion twelve, sections thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen ;
the northwest Quarter of the northeast, and the north
west quarter of section eighteen ; lots one to nine, in
clusive, ami tee oortneast quarter of toe soutneaat
quarter of section twenty ; and also from
aections twentv-oue to twentv seivn. InelieHve i the
east half snd the northwest quarter of section twen
ty -eight ; lots one and two, and tue southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section twenty-nine : the
northeast quarter of section thirtr-three, and sections
thirty -tour aud thirty-five, ol township tsenty-two, of
range ngni. . i , .
l-ots one aud two of section seven ; lots one to five, in
clusive, and the east half of the southeast quarter of
section eigui, tne west nan oi tue souinwest quarter
or section ume, ine norm nan oi tne norineast quar
ter, tne nortn nan oi tue nortnwest quarter, and lots
ope to four, inclusive, of section thirteen ; the north
half, and lots one to four, inclusive, of section 14;
the south half of the n. tviuarter, the south half of the
northwest quarter, and lots one to four, inclusive, of
section fifteen ; the northeast qusrter of the north
east, ana aoi- one iqu two ui eectiun seveiueeu, anu
lota one to six, inclusive, ol section eighteen, of town
ship twenty-two, of range nine.
Townships twenty-six and twenty -seven, of rangedire.
Townships twentv -six and twentr-sevea.of rature six.
Townships thirty-six, thirty-seven, and thirty-eight, of
range one.
That part of township thirty-fix south and east of the
Indian reservstioa ; township thirty-seven ; sections
one to six, inclusive, sections elgbt to fifteen, inclu
sive, and section twenty -four, of township thirty eight,
ot ran ire rtro.
That part of township thirty-six south of the Indian
restrvstion, of ranire fAree.
Thst part of township thirty-six south and west of the
Indian reservation, of ranee four.
Sections four to nins. Inclusive ; sections fifteen and
seventeen to twentv-four. inclusive, and sections tweo
tr-eight to thirty-three, Inclusive, of township thirty-
six, or ran re rire.
Townshin thrrtv-ix. ef ranee .' : . . ' "
Kcctions one. two ana ten, to niteen, inclusive, snu secr
tions twenty-two to twenty-six, inolusive, of township
thirty-six ; sections one t eleven, inclusive, seven
teen, eighteen, niueteen. end thirty, to thirty-four, in
clusive, of township thirty-seven ; sections two to
nineteen, inclusive, ana twentv-oue, twentriwo, ana
twenty -seven, the sonthwest quarter of section twenty-
nine, sections thirty and thirty-one, the west half
of section thirty-two snd section thirty-four, of town
ship thirty-eight ; sections nineteen to twenty-two,
inclusive, ano twenty-seven to tairty-iour, inclusive,
of townshin thirtv-uiue : sections four to eiirht. in
clusive, and eighteen, of township forty, of range
South of the base line and east of IHJJamtrtte meridian.
Township thirty-eight and sections one to six. inclusive.
nine to hi teen, inclusive, and twenty-three, twentv-
four, and - tweuty-Bvc, of township thirty-tune, of
range one.
Lands sppmpriated bv law for the nne of schools.
military and other purposes, will be excluded from the
sales. ,'.
The offering of the above lands wilt be commenced
on the day appointed, and will proceed in the order in
which they are advertised, nntil the whole shall have
been offered, and the sales thus closed ; but no sale shall
be kept open longer than two weeks, aud no private en
try of any of the lands will be admitted uutif after the
expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
tliis thirteenth day of February, Anno Domini, one
thousand eight nundrcd and nrty-scven.
M1AAM.IS I'ir.lH r,.
B v the Preident :
Thomas A-. HmnRicx, ' ' "' ..
Coatatistfonrr of the Ventral Land Offict.
Notice to Pre-Enaption Claimants.
EVERY person entitled to the right of pre-emption
to anv of the land within the townships and nart
of townships above enumerated is required to establish
the same to the satisfaction of the register and receiver
of the properlndoin(,morymenArrrbraoona
practicable after seetiir this notice, and before the dav
appoiuted for the commencement of the public sale of
tne tanas emoracing me tract claimed ; oincrwise sttcn
claim will be forfeited.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, '
6wlS Comsutsioner of the General Land Office. '
, For Sale.
T WILL sell one halfofthe landciaim known
I ..the Iliriirht Pnmnir eMm. KaU k.ir li
adjoins Mr. Peter H. Hatch's and ia about CV
two miles from Ore iron Citv. oa the unner Wil -
lasnette. 1 will also sell one half or the whole of the
property. lying and situated in the beautiful and rapid
fv sxowina- town of Corvallis. Benton Co.. and known
as the " Thomas' property, consisting of four lots of
land, together witn an tue miiiaings tocreon. said
nronertv is in a beantiful location, and both will be sold
at a great bargain In cash, -or wheat or oats at cash
arioe. Inquire of tht subscriber, at his store in Ore-
. i : . ..... I. tr . . T
arioe. Inquire or tns suoseriBer. ai
goa City, in relation to both, or to 1
ia relation to tho Thomas property,
, Also, six (6) tots of land ia Orego
nun j. AVCly ,
at OorvalKs.T
Oregon City. -
jus. ji. rmsscoTT.
Oregon City, March 1 , 1857.
Hf
. .ii 1
-ter-
i '(III H
t ' LemwU Here. tit:-: at" 7
ALL persons that are indebted to James Strang, are
requested to eall and settle their accoonts by The
15th of Mar. and all those who do not. will find their
accounts in tha haads-of John D Bonp. -Justicw or tsr
Peace, , Hiving sold my Tin establishment ia Salemi 1
want to settle np my account. JAMES STRANG.
-r-
11
fcaiem, Apni ai, if. gti"
Smith ft Bide.
A'TTOBlfETB'.VND COUNSELORS ATl.E'iTtA'ffe'
. Solicitors ia Chancery. Curvellia O..T. . , . , ,
I. N. SMITH. , . 6ltf - .--... tAD.r'
; I. W.KiUhcU,
A TTORNUT AND COfJNSEIR AT LAW, ETJ
A gene City, Lane CoUutp.O.T. .
r h. COOMBS. M.D.. Surgeon. Ac. SPECIALTY
.DISEASES OK THE EYE. Corvallls, Oregon.
September 23, 1856. . - - " -
2Mm6
Sni Frueinct Idrrf Utlnr 4gr nt
V t riSMPn ism tfti-.itdlhr. opposite Pacific Express
J J Office, upstairs. Files of all the principal Papers of
California and Oregon may berbund aiinisomce. air.
Fisher is the authorized Ageut for the Statesman.
Cbrslrr H. Terry, ..
A TTflllVEV AT LAW: SALEM. OREGON. COM
iVtaiisshmrr of Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. Ac, Ao.. fur Iowa. Indiana, Missouri,
Michigan, California and Washington Territory, let
ters of Attorney, and aU other instrumenU of wrltiug,
drawn on short notioe. . : ' .
A. Particular attention paid to taking depositions.
ouiiectioo of Notes, Accoonts, ac, i
i Boiieft MeEwaii,
ATT0RNEY9 AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, SO
licltors in Chancery, Proctors, Ac, ia Admiralty
Portland, Oregon. . tf
W. H. Farrar, '
A TTOnNEY AND .COUNSELOR AT LAW, S0-
J. licitor in Chancery nd Admiralty. Ofiice on Front
street, next uonr nortit m ntara si., -uriana, un-gou.
Harding ft Grorer, ,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEIXR3 AT LAW, AND
jr. Solicitors in Chancery. Uluce near the Court-oouse
Salem, O.T. ' '
Gn. I. Ibfll,
A TTORNET AND COUNSKLOR AT LAW. Avn
A Solicitor in Chancery, will practice In the Various
courts of Oregon and W ashinton Territories. Office,
aaiem., u. i .
Dflaxoa Smilh,
ATTORXF.r AND COCNSELOR AT LAW. AND
Solicitor in Chancery, will promptly attend to all
business nertainine to his urofrsslon in the lint Judicial
District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon
Office. Albany, Unn County, O. T.
N. B. When not at his office, or aliseut on profes
sional tmsmess, ne may oe round st bis resilience, five
miles south-east of Albsny, on what is knawu as the
"Crand Prairie." .
W. S. Brock,
A TTORNEYi AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
x. Solicitor in Chancery, will practice In the various
court in this territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection of all claims against the Lotted States, through
an efficient agent residing at Washington .City. Ofiice
in Eugew City. Lane County. O. T.
II. E. Stratton, .-
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in the various
court of southern Oregon, and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Orrlca in Deer ('reek, Douglas county, O. T. Resi
dence 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette
mod.
N. B. Bmntv Land Warrants obtained for claimants
on reasonable terms. latf
. . '. ' Chadwick & Uibbs, ' ' '
ATTORNEYS AND COCNSEI.OUS AT LAW, So
licitors in Chancery. Ac. Office at Winehcxterand
(Jsniiner. 8. F. Chaowicm, Winchester. Douglas Co.,
u. r. A.c. i isss. Hammer, umtqua Co., O. T.
Nov. , 1855. SStf : -
E. X. BARM M. J. . ILSV.N.
Uarnum fc Wilson.
A TTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Ss-
J lem, Oregon. Particular attention ic given to the
collection of notes and accounts, and calms against
government. .
Bountv I jnd Warrants boagbt and sold.
mf Office orer Starkey's Store. 4"?
II. F. Bonham.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Of-
2 flee at the Court House, Salem. O. T. 61 f
Pillow ft Host., .
1TATCHMAKERS, Salem. Repairing prumpt-
ly aad neatly done. Jewelry manufac
tured, lttf
W. W. CBAfMlS. : A. J. TUATEK.
ATTORNEYS and Connselors at law, Solicitors in
Chaucery. Ac. Office ia Roliert's boildiugs, Main
street, comma, Henton l.'o., u. 1 .
Corvallls. April 1, 1K57. " ?"
J. B. Cole, M. I.,
)HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
f Portland. Oregon.
Medical.
TJ. "WRIGnT A E. B. STONE, having associated
together lu practice, resneetfiillv tender their ser
vices to the people of Bensna and Unn desirinr to se
cure tne lavor oi tne amicieo ny success onry. umce
near J . C. Avery s store, Corvallis. 2 1 lypaid
A. B. Bollock,
A RCHITECT AND BUILDER. PORTLAND. O.T.
JA. Designs, plans, specification. Ac, furnished on
reasonable terms.
tVilliam C. Grisvrold fc Co.,
M
ERCHANTS. SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY.
W. C. ORISWOLD, 22tf C. R. WOODWORTH.
Etitene Citr. :
HORACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of the Eugene
City Hotel. 13tf.
Medical Notice.
THE subscriber, would inform the inhabitants that he
Is at his old stand, ready to attend to all calls ia
his profession : also he has cn hand a well sslected
fctock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, withir well
asorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will depose
oi on reasonaoie terms.
W. WARREN.
Salem December 2, 1856.
SStf
W. II. Magers, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office in my new build
ing, on Main street, two doors north of Dr. J. S.
Mclteeuy's fire-proof building ; where I will be found
when not professional! v encased. 1 will kecD constant
ly on hand a fresh sypply of Drugs and Medicines
which 1 will sell kw for cash. . .
Corvallis, Dec. 9. 185G. 3!ttf
Medleul SoUec. ..
TAR. R. W. SHAW, late of San Francisco. California,
J J offers his professional services to the citizens fo
Salem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo
puonc isvor. - -
mr umce at ucea ana renown arag store. f
14y II. W. SHAW. ,
Campbell ft Pratt. 1 .
ATTORNEY AT LAW, San Francisco. California.
Office, corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets.
over Parrott A Cos. Bank. .
Messrs. Campbell A Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to aU business
entrusted to their, care. 31tf
Alexander Campbell. O. C. Pratt.
. iiJotcpa H. Prowlt, ' v' ! '
a m st., oreook cmr. ' : ' (
DEALER in Family Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Ac, ahd
Paints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
July 7. 1856. ' lStf
S. Ellsworth, "
ATTORSKrASDCOCS.sEia.OR, ,;
U- S. Supreme and other Courts. Ofiice Eugene
s City, Lane County. Oregon Ten-iry. Also
Commissioner of ecds for New York, Connecticut, Ac.
An.Tist 211. lKofl, , 74tf
. V, Watchmaking. ., , .
W 11.1,1 ah r uionr icsj, v. nrviiunieicr ana
, Watch maker, Oregon City, has removed to
the building iustopposite to the Main-street House.
where he can be 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 snd jewelry for sale.. --.
aiarcn e, . . lysi"
S. Hamilton, M. 1).,
PHYSICIAN 'AND SITRQEON. would respectfully
announce to the good people of Douglas and the ad
joining counties, that he has located permanently at
iieer creex lor tue purpose or practicing medicine, and
in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all
duties, and spare no pains to render tho patient easv
and comfortable. ,. s
Omci opposite R. n. Dearborn A Co.'a store, on
Main street. '
Drags and Patent Medicines for sale at low eaih pri-
ee. ... . 42tf '
Wells, Fargo, &, Co., '
BANKERS and EXCHANGE DEALERS. W., F., A
Co., in connection with their Express business, will
also transact a general Exekange and, JolUctum Jluti
neet. ' Collection and Ramittanue sivad In all oarts of
Oregon, California, the Atlantic States, aud Europe, with
promptness and despatch. Dost, Gold and Silver Coin
and Bullion, bought and sold. ' ' (
Sight Exchange on JVrto York, BoeUm, Philadelphia,
Albany, Rocheeier, Buffalo, Erie, CletHand. Detroit,
Chicago, Milwaukie, Galena, St. Louie, Louisville,
tSncinnati. and forty other orineiDal towns in the Atlan
tic States and the Canadas, mar be procured at anv of
our offices. WELLS. FARGO. A CO.
114, Montgomery-street, San Francisco
... JAMES O'NEILL, Agent. ,
June 1855. .
' ;. r 1 Allan, McKinlay, & Co., 1
GENERAL . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods. Gro-
ceriea. Hardware, Av., Oregon Crty.O.T. - -
UCC .'0, 1S0I. 40yl
DRYQODS for ladies and gentlemen, in great Va
riety, at 20ti MOORES'
Br. Ciapkaj'i Eedtul Hotlees. !(. r
DR. J. I CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute, Sacramento M., below Montayiracry oppo
site Pacific Maill Steamship Co.'sOflice.Sau Francisco,
California. EsUblisbed for the Permanent cure of all
Private aud Chronic Diseases, and the suppression of
quackery. , ' " '
Dr. J. ICZAPKAt.lateinthe Hungarian Revoln
tionsry War, Chief Physician in the 20th Regiment of
Honveihi.cliiersurgeon to the military hospltaUt Pcsth,
Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Or
gtiu and Diseases of Women and Children, would most
resectrully Inform the publio of Oregon and California
that he has opened an Institute for the cure of Chronic
Diseases of the lungs, liver, kidneys, henrt.blood, brain
and the horrid continences of self-abuse, and he hopes
that his long experience and successful practice of ma
ny years, will Instine biia a share , of public patronage.
Bv the practice of many years In Europe and the Uni
ted States, and during the Hungarian war and cam-
nalims T, U wn.lftlMl tt . lilllv tllM most efficient Rtkfl
rt -- - r i j - - ; . g,
successful ruinedies against diseases of sll kinds. a
nse no Mercury charges moderate--treats his patient
In a correct and honorable wsy has references of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty and high standing in society. All parties consulting
him liv lolAf-r r otherwise; will receive the best and
rentlest treatmeut. and implicit secrecy. The Dr.'e
offices are on Sacramento St., below Montgomery, San
Francisco. California. urns
SPHRMATQJjJlHfEA OR LOCAL.- WEAKNESS.
Dr. I.. J. Ccipksy Would call ptibKC attention to
spermatorrh'ea or local weakness. - There is not in the
cstalngne of humsn maladies one more to be depreca
ted than this, as well because of present distress.as the
ultimate results. The tone of the system under its in
fluence is either impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
claxsof symptoms superinduced that unfits man for the
performance of any of the ordinary duties of life. The
injuries done to the physical part of man is truly la
mentable, but trioing when compared to those of the
eeusoriunt. the great nervous center, and to the ner
vous sritem rener-All r. This disease, which is too often
niuMiMt uuon that soiitarv vice, aelf-abuse. involves
path'ilocical conditions beyond the comprehension of
nlar practitioner. Among the symptoms mort conspic
uous sre the following: live of solitude, aversion to
business and societv. distressing timidity, nervous ex
citement from slight causes, loss of memory, confusion
of ideas, inability to reason correctly, -ow spirits and
I.Mifttt.lA ,l.llMMMAf sittireheftuiinn aud fnisanthroDV
These being functional derangements, are often the har
bingers of horrid organic lesions or the brain, which
nvnHnee futttitv dementia and death.
For the euro of this aud ail kindred diseases. Dr.
Czapkay has established his Institute, where an may
rely with perfect confidence Uon that skill which long
exerience and thorough devotion to his profession has
given.
Thnae who suffer should call or write without delay
and use the means by which they may recuperate and
"aH consultations, by letter or otherwise, free. Ad
dress to . DILL. J. CZAPKAY.
HiuJ Medical Institute, San Francisco. CaL
triECRET DISEASES- DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S EX-
kj traoraiaary success la tne ircauneai m secret u ur
ease in the jirimary and otjier Stages. Induces him to
call public attention to the fact that of the great num
bers who Have made daily application to him, there is
not one who has not been effectually and permanently
cured, in recent cases of private diseases, the Dr. guar
anties a perfect cure in a few days without hindrance
to business or other inconvenience. The Dr.'a method
of treating these maladies, combines the improvements
made by the" medical faculty with discoveries of his
own that are unknown to anvoneeise, anu wtucu.wueu
applied prevent the possibility of evil after consequeu
ces. . - -
Secondarv svphilii'. which is so destructive of health
uroducinr ulcerations of the throat, destroying the soft
parts, snd leaving the bones exposed, which mortify.
separnie ana come away, uruiE'iriiig tue suuviet wm
horribly, as well as impairing his general health, and
nredisiKStine to consumption, the Dr. treats in the most
certain and efficient manner. Abo, painful swellings
upon the bones, ciisnguripg splotenes upon tne cam,
sores, pimple, and all other consequences of private
diseases he guaranties to cure or ssks no compensation.
Dr. C. would especially call the attention ot tnose who
have failed to obtain relief from others, many of whom
he has slrradv cured, and nunv are still under treat
ment- The Dr. makes no charge for consultation, and
invites all to call at his Institute ;and he will give thent
such satisfaction as they can obtain nowhere else.
Those at a distance, bv irriting to the Dr., can have
their cures properlv attended to. OfSces on Sacramen
to st, below Montgomery. San Francisco, Cal. Ilm3
The Greatest PizcoTrrr of the ia.
GREAT Blessings to Mankind! Innocent but Potent!
DILCZAPKAT'S PRorHiLACTict a. (self-disinfee-tiug
agent,) a sure preventive against secret diseases,
and an unsurpassed remedy for scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, and ill cutanon eruptions and dis
eases. For sale at LIB. Climr's Office, Armory Hall,
corner of Sacramento and Montgomery sts., San Fran
cisco, Cal. As inoculation is preventive against small
pox, so i Dr. Crapkay 's Pruphilacticum a preventive
agalu-st secret disee. That they can 1 prevented by
proper asents. is as well an established fact as that they
can be cured after their establishment. This principle,
which is now universally recognized, was received even
before the days of Jenner, thediseovererof vaccination,
in 1796. and its multiplied benefits ever since have re
ceived as they deserved, the attention of the Medical
facultr. It was in pursuit of this branch of the medical
science that Dr. L. J. Ceapkay fortunately made the dis
covery of bis Prophylacticurti, which, for the cancerous
anu cuianous uimraers, mauos aunvaueu uy but bcui
in the Pharmacopeia- The modue operandi of this med
icine is explained upon the hypothesis that secret poisons
possess chemical properties which are neutralized by
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 thi. agent is immediate, and removes the
notsibilitr of a contraction of disease. If, however, the
disease has been contracted, it is useful in neutralising
the poisonous secretions, which by absorption, produce
the consequences known as secondary disease. In can
cerous and gangerous ulcers, in foetid discharges and in
cutanous diseases where the secretions are excoriating,
it acts upon the same principle and is 6m! of the most
effectual remedies for the purpose now known. Where
disease is once established it should be used in connec
tion with, other remedies, and when so ased never fails
of success. It has been administered by the Doctor in
many thousand cases, and ne nas yet to nnd tne nrst
In which it has railed to subserve the purpose for which
it was administered. Price, $3. Full directions are at
tached to each package.
N. B. la caies where the Prnphylaticora is used as
curative. Dr. I J. Csapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood pun Her.
All communications from the country, addressed only
o Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY. San Francisco. Cel., will be
strictly and confidentially attended to. and remedies;
with the greatest care aud secrecy, immeuiateiy dis
patched by express or otherwise to their destination.
... . . ' . j , . . . Am j IV .1 a. , oi. 1.
12m3 ..
San Fraucisco, Cal-
To the Lapies or Obetiost aw CatrroRjiia. L.J.
CxArxAT, M. D., physician surgeon aud accoucher, in
vites the attention ot tne sick sna amicteo iemaies la
boring under any of the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lung, heart, sforrrach, liver, womb, blood, kid
ners. and aH diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doe-
tor is effecting more permanent cures than anv other
physician ID Oregon or ualiiornin. ' iet no laise delicacy
nre-rent von. but apply immediately,- and save yourself
trom paiulul suucnng anu premature ueatn. aii mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do nut allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. L J. UzapKay s Medical Institute,
Armorv Hall, corner of Sacramento and" Montgomery
streets, and they will receive every possible relief and
help, rue Doctors umces are so arranged inat ne can
be consulted without molestation. - l'im3 :
aw. Al consultations by letter or otherwise,) free.
Address to DR. I- J. CZAPKAY. M. I.,
Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cat.
. aaTbe attention of tlie readers is called to the fol-
owing: - : v i -
. A lad v of hirh standing in society and respectabilitv.
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
September It. 1851, which is as follows: - -
-A Card The undersigned feels it her duty to express
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Cxapkay, for the success
ful cure of herself and child. -The latter having been
afflicted by a severe attack of "Cholera Infantum," was
given up aa incurable bv 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 tne cnuo to penect neaitn. Knconr
aged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice
bersoll, for the scrofulous malady, with which she had
hjti suiicted for eieht years, and which withstood the
treatment of the best physicians in Europe and Ameri
ca. But llr. t;7:iixay nas succeeaea in anoramg he
pcrmanont relief .so that she can now enjoy life, which,
for eight years bad lost all charms for her.. She, there
bu. dMima.it due to herself and to all sick and afflicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one ef the most skillful
nhvsicians within the United States.
r r? mm rsrt- fztr vr ' '
'" "Corner of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia. J
. A. Gbaaaa Notary Public, 126, 7th street; - ' !
The following Is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August 6th 1854:
a Kifii.i.FTL PmrsiciAN'. Dr. L. J. Czapkav ' ha
opened an office at No. 16 Pleasant street in this city.
Ur. c is a riuuguriaftu ui4.u, uu was cuunevtea witn
the patriotic array as physician and surgeon under the
hntronare of Kossuth. lie combines with a finished
education tad the most refined and agreeable manners,
the most extensive scientific abilities and skill ia his
roression, and we ieet mucn pleasure in recommending
im tii oar citizens as a phrsician and a ntl(.man
Dr. Czapkay baa spent some time fn Philadelphia when
he won the confidence and friendship of those who be-'
came acquainted with him. ' Among his friends in Phil
adelphia are gentlemen of the highest respectabiHtv,
wlth whom W are personally acquainted. He had an
extensive practice in Hungary before the Anstrians and
Russians compelled him to leave it fbr bclag found
guilty of excessive patriotaun-. We hope he will receive
that patronage due a mew of so eminent capacity.:
. Tile above are only a few of the many testimania!x
which Dr. Cxapkay baa in Us-vBeaeeaioa.-bti cannot
mihlish for want of space. All communications, fhv
letter or otherwise.) free. .
"--" owinng prompt attonuon , ana wno wren
w avoid the delay 0f cm-responding, eta bare immedi
ate attention by sending ten dollars as consultation fee,
and can have tnediclm. rr.i..A ...
,. " ! L- J. CZAPKAY. M. D. .
Zmx.,'- ,, ;. .-, Baa Francisco, Cal. .
SPERMATORRHEA, or Local Weakaea.; nemos de
bility, low spirits, Utade, wetkmaH of the limbs
snd naca, inaisprsMMuu, ir uK-im- aversion to so
ciety, love of solitude, timidity, self diatriwt, dizziness.
neauacue, pau- i" " eyes, pim-
nles on the face, sexual and other Infirmities i,f ,'r
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physi,.u,n'snd
surgeon. 1 9. czapxay. ' nieiuuu ui curing otseaaes
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great
ces.- All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
t - Address,- , J. CiiAriva Jk n. t,
limj San Francisco. Cal.
- .- ! r Notice. : -
TIE Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Oregon, assembled at the seat of Government on
the wtn usy or uecember, im.w, do nx ana appoint
District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, in the
county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and
September, nnd the fourth Mondays of May and Octo
ber, aannally, nntil otherwise ordered ; and ia the city
of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, oa the fifth
Monday, oi iJecemtier, imsu, snd inercartcr on tne nnw
Mondays of May and October, and the third Mondays
of June aad November, annually, antil other-wine order
ed, and do limit the duration ef said Terms to six days
each. OFO. H.WILLIAMS, Chief Justice.
41 CYRUSOLNEY, Associate Jastice.
-' .'i -' r Strayed.
FROM Frier's place, near Bethel, (n Pdk
Co.; In October last, one black male,
with small star in forehead, and very light
matte for an American mare ; ha a roan
colt 'ALso, one britrbt bay American mare, small size.
with star inner forehead, and saddle . marks. Also,
one Indian mare, bay color, bald face, and white fore
legato the Enees, ana sway naca. Any one naving
knowledge of the whereabout or the above described
mares shaH be paid for their trouble. .
A. K. POST.
Polk Co.. Feb. 17, Dttfr ; ' ' , 4 ' . 50tf '
w
RITING-PAPEB, superior article,
lilacs ins. I ram qosrts to z oz.
relate and pencils,
; Tabor s pencils. ! " 4 r
Envelopes, wafers, .
School cards and toy books, at
26tf
MOORES'
, , , Take laotice. .
I THE undersigned, one of the firm of S. Jacob A
Co.. this day sold all my interest in the said firm, to
S. Jacobs and N. Goodman, so that 1 have no claims
whatever against them at this date.
, , MKAMINSKY.
CllAiirOEO and Faikvieid, April 4, 1857.
i-'-'. ' : . , - . i ' . .
S.JACOBS. ,
S. COOPMAX.
S. Jacobs At. Co.
WILL continue at their old stands at Champoeg
Fairiield. and at the log church, French Prairie,
where they will be most happy to have their friends call
upon them, and extend their liberal patronage as here
tofore. We shall try to keep as good an assortment,
sell as low as any store in Oregon. We can do it ! ! Our
goods sre all bought in Saa Francisco for cash down.
Uomeaudnee- nil
Tioot and Shoe Store.
FlEDERICKWICKMON.wonld announce -A
to the citizens of Salem . and the surronnd- Wy, 1
ing country, that he have taken a store oa the ' law
east side of Commercial street, north of the postoffice.
where he will keep constantly on band a fall assort
ment or every Kind of boot and shoes, both custom and
sale wia-k, which be will sell at the lowest living pri
ces. Ileaig a practical workman, all orders for the
manufacture or repair cf work will be complied with,
and the work done in a substantial and workmanlike
manner. Give ftte a call and examine my stock.
FREDERICK WICKMON.
- Salem, March 13,1957. 13m3
i v-Look Here! ;
w
E have just received SS.0OO lbs. of ground alum
salt, wdicn we aresemns at tri.tu per nunarea.
-..-- UR1SWOLDACO--
10
TONS assorted Iron, just received at
- 9m3 GR1SWOLD A CO'S-
sar1. a. sstrrii. "
. THOMAS A. PA VIS
Smith H. Davis,
TMPORTERS and wholesale Drmjjists ; fire proof
JL store, i-ortiano, uregon.
Orders from the eouutry solicited. SmS
' Coffee.
IF Y0C WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
undersigned have got 15.0.0 pounds best " COSTA
RICA." Come ia and look at it.
A LLAN McKINLA Y A Co.
v Oregon City, Dec 6, 1556.
JAS. R. RICHARDS, I - i fSO. aCCRAXEf.
Saa Francisco, f Portland, O. T.
Richards ft. McCraken.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and'Jobtiers In Oregon
Flour. Grain. Produce, Fruit, Pork. Bacon. Lard,
Hams, Ac, Ac Orders for Oregon trade promptly at
tended to. Liberal advances made on consignments.
No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco.
January 27, 1?57. 46tf
TAX receipt blanks f- sale at the Statesman office,
at tl per hundred. .
c
CNTY ORDER BLANKS For sale at the
. , STATESMAN OFFICE.
The Ia trs of Oreron.
THE OREGON STATUTES, 1855, being a large vol
' ame of 650 pages, with complete index, annota
tions, and references, comprising all the laws in force in
the Territory, inclusive or those passed at last session
of the Legislative Assembly, sre for sale at the office of
the statesman, at are ouuars per cop v. ne srork at ex
ecuted in the best manner, bound in law style, and
is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a like work can
be bought in ahy State in the Union, and at the lowest
figure they can beattorded ror here. The price places
them within the reach of all who desire the laws they
live under. Orders by mail accompanied with the cash,
filled by return mail. It is tne last code of lawa that
will probably be published in Oregon, for many years.
Ia addition to the enactments of the Legislative" Assem
bly, the volume contains the Declaration of Indepen
dence. Constitution of the United States. Treaties with
Great Britain relating to Oregon, Ordinance of 17S7, in
force in Oregon, Donation aw and all amendments,
and full abstract of United Mates Naturalization Laws.
Land Warrants.
THE subscriber will pay cash for land warrants.
JOHN McCRAKEN.
Portland. Feb. 171857.. , , 50tf.
Health or 'Sickness! Choose Betweti Them.
' HOLLOWAT'S PILLS. '
THE Blood furnishes the material of every bone,
mnscle, gland and fibre in the human frame, irttn
pure, it secures health to every organ ; when coiropt. it
necessarily produces disease. HOLLO WAYS
PILLS operate . directly upon the elements of the
stream ef life, neutralizing . the principle of disease,
and thus radically curing the malady, whether located
in the nerves, the stomach , the liver, tue bowels, the
muscles, the skin,' the brain, or any other part of the
system. . - ..... ...
,'. USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.' "
Holloway's Pills are equally efficacious in complaints
common to the whole human race, and in disorders- pe
culiar to certain climates sad localities.
. .. ,. , ALAR.UIXG DISORDERS. . , ,;
Dyspepsia, and derangement of the liver', the source
of infirmity and suffering, and the - cause 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, piirify the fluids, and
invigorate the system, and the. constitution of the sane
ime. " - ' --;
GENERAL 1VEAKXESS-NERVOUS COM-!
s : . PLAINTS.. , .
When all stimulants faiL, the renovating and bracing '
properties of these litis give firmness to the shaking
nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of general
debility.. ""'-'
,,.' , ; : DELICATE FEMALES,. V V Vrf ,
All Irrcsnlarities 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., ' ' - - -
" - SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS. '
The London -Lancet," the London "Medical Review,"
and the most eminent of the faculty in Great Britain,
France and Germany, have eulogized the Pills and their
inventor. -
HOLLO WAYS PILLS are the best remedy
in the World for the foOotcing diseases: Asthma, Bow
ell Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases. CoeAi ve
nds, Dyspepsia . Diarrhoea, Dropsy. Debility, Fever and
Ague, Female Complaints, Headaches, Indigestion, In
fluenza, lafiammation. Inward Weakness, Liver Com
plaints, Lowness of Spirits. Piles, Stone and Gravel,
Secondary Symptoms, Venereal Atrfections, Worms, of
A JSoId at the Manufactories of Professor Hollow at,
80 MoWen Lane,-New York. 244 StrandJdoa, by all
remttetable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United Sttes.and the civilized world, U boxes
at 5 cents, 24 cents, and tl each. . - ,!.,
0sr There is considerable saving by taking the lar-
8B,nfiii-ections'foT the gui dance of patlehts'ineve-'
ry disorfrcr arc wu . oij-i
. . . 1 . 1. . . t. . I '
l.V.
SHAT Cotton Yarn h? arrivcdrat
56tf
MOORES'.
Stuart's Express,
-V - oa . ,
CASCADE'S; AND DALLES
. O.f - - - .
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. .
.EXPRESSSFOR
Chanpoeg, Salem, ilkaa ud Cerrallis,
,' .....On WJ3DNESDAY, and on. . . . , .
Arjuval or Maii, Steamer raoa Sa Feaxcisco ! .'.
- mr All Letters, Packages and Freight, entrusted to
my care will be attended to promptly.
OFFICE At " Franklin
dovi a tore.
December 30. 1456.
A. B. STUART.
Allan. MrKlnlav. A. TTa
HAVE just received a stock of New Goods, asp
would invite all those who wish to procure GOOn
articles m. reasonable prices, ta call and see them. They
consist in srt of the following:
Gnndston Canal and Wheel Barrows,
H""?' Fancy Brooms,
OrasH Scythes an Snaths, Plain . da
Brash do - do KtmnrleA C.rAmJt P.U. . .
16 so Harrow. 23 teeti, p.; rh- '
Garden Rakes, Zinc Washboards.
do . Hoes, , Blacksmith's Bellows,
do DPadCS. 'rn.. i I c v .
Polished Shovels, '. a, ' ft '
Hay Forks. ' ' MiH aw, , n
Manure Forks, " ' H Matatasaes, double '
Churns, ' . ' sincle.
Window Glass 8 by l : tiair Bolsters, dooui
... do , . lObyia do uutls. . .
' do . 7by 9 . Sperm Candles,
Window Sashes 9 by 10 . Adamantine do., ' ! -do
- - 18 by 11 Grape brand Tobacco. -
Ox Bows and Yokes, ' Locke do do
Blankets, Baize, Lindseys, Sheetings, Ticks, Ae.,Ae. "7
We keep oomrtaotly oa hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, ass! assay arft
cles too numerous to mention. .
ALLAN, M'KINLAT A CO.
Oregon City. ... . , Jltf
. Geo. Ibtroctar k Co.,
ERCHANTS, OREGON CITY, OREGON TEJt
R1TOHY. ' tf
M
IbernelBT, Clark it Ce.,
-0MMISSI0N,AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
L San Francisco, CaL, will attend to selling Oregon
firoduce, and fill orders for Goods, Groceries, Ac. at the
owest rates. The p&irosatje oi the people of Oregon
is respectfully solicited. .
August 1, 1855. . Jltf
Kenfon's Darnerrean
ASB
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
THE undersigned having recently returned from Ssn
Francisco, is now prepared to take those beautiful
Pictures onGlaaaeaJled AMBROTYPES, which have
almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype ia tha
East and San Francisco. "
Gallery in the new building, erected eopeciatlg far the
business, west of the Marion Hoose.
WILEY KENYON- '
Salem. November 11, 1956. 35tf
Atwill V Co.,
No. 172 "Washixgton St., Sa Fascioo.
SHEET, Card and Book Music. Piano Fortes. T
and other Musical Instruments. Strings ff
and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars, Clarionets. Ac. j-3
Also a large wholesale stock of Fancy Goods -and
Tovs. - -
Billiard Balls, wax and cne leathers, flags of all nations,
boxing gloves. Ac, together with aH kinds of Yankee r
Notions, useful or amusing. Goods packed with gresk
care and forwarded with promptness. .
All orders should mention by what boat or Expresa
Co. the goods are required to be sent.
ATWILL A Co-.
6m3 - j 171 Washington t-. Saa Francisco.
. Wanted.
rAAA bashel Oats, and 5000 Wheat, aad any quaa
(JUUU tity of dead swine, for which cash will bw
paid on deliverv. J. N. PRESCOTT.
Oregon City, 'Nov. !5, IS50. .
Oregoi and Califonii Faekrt Iiac.
ritHE following vessels will ron ia connec-
X. tKn as a Ht.U I, lrl t-i.ij pctweea
San Francisco and Portland r
BARK OCEAN BIRD. Wworss, Master,
" CHAS. DEVENS. HEA1T.
" JANE A. FALKENBERG. Bapse, -"
JVA H UMKF.A U, Willuss. -BRIG
I. B.LUNT. RicBAROso-f, - -
The Barks have all been coppered recently, aad are
in first rate order, commanded tr experienced captains.
Freights wiM be carried at the lowest rates.
' Produce sent from any part of the conn try to Orego
City or to the Linn Oty Works, will be received aad
forwarded to San Francisco.
Aaxvrs: GEO. ABERNETHT A Co.. .
Oregon Citv.
- " " ' ABERNETHT, CLARK A Co- "
t Saa Francisco.
November. 8. IS46. Stitf
Corrallis.
THE subscriber will pay cash for Soldiers Bounty
Land Warrants, at bis store. NAT. H. LANE.
Corvsl.is, Jan. 1. 1S57. 44tf
- Banm 4 Brother,
F:ONT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
Hotel,- dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots,
aad Shoes, Groceries, Ac
N. B. AU kinds of produce taken ia 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 delar, at mode
rate rate. 26tf - . W.fKEFIEU A OO.
Allan A. Lewis,
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORB
GON TERRITORY.
John S. Edwards,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Washington City , D.
C-, will attend to all business enirnsted to his care
before the several Departments the Supreme Court of
tne United States, or courts of the District of Colombia.
Wa Particular attention given to the claims of sol
diers for services, or for Bounty Land.
Refers to Gen. Lane and Gov. Curry. ' sSnrSpaid
Powder.
w
E have a large supply of powder in band.
GEO. ABERNETHY A CO.,
Oregon City, Nov. IS, 1856.
7tf
The Oregon Statesman. .
An Independent Journal, devoted to Politics. General
a- hdeOigence, Ac, Pubtished at Sal em f Oregon.-
ASAHEL BUSH, Proprietor, Publisher, and Editor.
.The Statesman is Desaocrstie in politics, and thor
oughly National in its character. It is hostile to every
species of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance ;
aad will vigorously oppose all attempts; to incorporate
any. of the insane isms of the day into our Territorial
lecrislatioa.
It will advocate all practical measures of Reform
and Progress, economical and simple admin it-tratioa f
our local government ; faithfulness, integrity, and ca-.
naritv in office, and a system of rigid and direct ac
countability of the officer to the people. It will dia
enss all measures agitating the public mind, ia a mea
ner fearless, impartial, and just.
Tta Wews Departiaeat will be edited with rsocH
attention, aad nothing will bo spared to foraieh early a
accurate, and comprehensive publication of the cur
res intelligences J .....
The Statesman hasa large, widely-scattered, and rsose
excellent corps of correspondents, and very complete
facilities for procuring news.
- Doe attention is also paid to thepublieatioa of Miscel
lany, Agricultural and Literary matter,
la this paper are published the laws, resolutions, an
treaties or the United States, and the laws and resolu
tions of the Territory ef Oreroa by authority- Tbe
paper is printed on new material, and npon a sheet of
the largest size.
Statesman Book, stnd Job OiBce
W1
E have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printinz north of California, and an exteasive as-,
sortmen.of Jobstso Materiai. of every kind: and. srith
master worxaien. are prepared toexocsie piwv7,
in a workman-like manner, all orders ia the above de-:
partments, soca aa t .
PaaaPBLBrs, - Notes or Hasp.
Hasdbii.i.3, . Orper Booes,
Bam. Trcxrrs, '.. SrEaaoV Brttj.. .
, -r; ,. i Steambo t Cards. -
Bcsisbss Cards, . Certificates,
BiLtBRABs. Snog,
. Cowcsw Bills, - Check Books,
" pkogrammes, , - Bl'e RxcxtrTS, . .
. : . B - apbress Carbo. ' Dtim, .
- i Blavxs or . all Kixbs, Ac, Ac., Ac
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS.
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nce in three mouths, of papers net taken frm theia
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