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Tho City Book-Otoro,
(mO NT ST., PORTLAND-, t. Tn 1 "
- A. R. SHIPLEY & Co.,
Have la Store, and will be receiving by the 1st of Jane
1ST BOOKS AND STATIONERY
i .' ; . Which thejr offer to the .
: : SPRING TRADE
At small advances on Xew York price. '
Give as a. call, or send a an order, aud we are
' bound to give yon satisfaction ! . : .' ' j '
1 -' A. i Shinier Co., .
Are the Sow Agents in Oregon and Washington Ter-
. i '- ! - : ! ritories for the sale of '
Tt9 American Statesman,
A GREAT BOOK ! ! Being the only political histsry
". - of the Cntted States. ' i
Send us your names. " Price 4 00 : "Payable on de
livery of book. Can deliver by the 1st of September
to all who send os their names by 1st of May.
- - CttaUgae of Ptrt of enr Stoek : '
; ' SCHOOL BOOKS.' .
. Rsxaanu. Sanders' old lit. 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th,
mni Ttss Young Ladies'; samiers' .nw lat, zd, 3d,
4th aad 5th: Parkers 1st.: 2d, 3d, 4th aud ath; Mc
4i ina 1st. Id. 3d. 4th and 5th.
Spellers- Sanders' Old, Sander Xewj Elernen-
.tmam Sanders' Pictorial . School and Parker. '
i nmiinin MHraeU'a. Ancient and Modern. Ol-
fcey'a. Morse's, McN'aUey'a, aad Mooteith's 1st aad
M Book. - ..........
Mathematics. Arithmetics Thomson's, Tables,
Mental, Analysis, Practical, and Higher; Davies' Pri-
marr. Intellectual, School and L nivenoty; Smith
notborn's Uav's Stoddard's; Davies Algebra, Sur-
yevinr. Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Die
tiooary. Logic, of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
ami PniWisrmhv of Mathematics. -
Itnnnan Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's
Eirhm't Sneneer a Tower's.
PniuMonins. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Comstock's Smith's- .
. Historic. Wilson" Juvenile, and United Stalk;
Parley's Universal; WUrard's Universal, and United
LAXGrAoi-Ceonrs VrrgH; Andrew s Latin Rca
det; Viri Rome; Andrew's Latin Grammar: Media
tnri'm 1st and 2d Book ra Latin, and do. in Greek: An-
Mum's Greek Grammar and Reader; Johnson's Cicero.
Fasrjaelle French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's
German Grammar and Reader, Telcmaque. Greek Tes
tament: French. self-taught; Strrrenne's French Die
tionary; Andrew's Latin do. Liddcll A Scott's Greek
.... imimb , iMam nm ... , i ,i i . .
" TlicrKrsARlES Webster's School. High do. Aca-
demic, University, Royal Svo, Unabridged and Cobbs'
Pocket. ....---..,,
Miscua.i'tiors. M attison's Astronomy. Newman's
BhAwic' Wood's Botanr. Karae's Elements of Crit
icism. Parker's Aids in Composition, Parker's Exer
cises. Brookneld s Composition. McElligott s onng
Analyzer, do. Analytical Msnn.il. Parker's Word
Builder. Hayhew's Book Keeping. Wayhtnd's Moral
Science. Paley's Xatm-al Theology. Blake's Agrk-ul-ture
for Schools. Upham's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do, do. Milton; Young: lollock; and Thomp
soa; (Edition for Schools) Cotter's Anatomy and
. Physiology. American Debater. Xcwman's Political
" Economy. Hitchcock's Geology. Great variety of
. Speakers aad Elocution. All kinds of School Station
ary; Slates of all sixes; Drawing Cooks; Drawing
" Paper; Perforated Card Board; Bristol Board; Pencils
and Brashes; Osborn's Colors; Ink-stands, every rize
and style, Ac Ac, Ao.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Hbtobt Bancroft's United States. volnmes.
Hildieth's do. do, 6 voiaraes. Frost'a Pk-torial United
States. Taylor's do. do, do. Botta's HkU IWolmton.
Peterson's do. WBsoa's United State. WiUard's do.
k Hint- Indian Wars United StAtos. Wilbtrd's Uaiversal
History. Mailer's do do. Rotteek's Hist. World 1 or
. 2 voinmes. RoUin's Ancient Uutory. Fan s do, do.
Home's England. Macaolay's do., complete. Lhckens
Child's do. Linsrard's do. (iibbon's 16nte. I) An
' bigne's Reformation. Bang's M. E. Church. Allison's
K'irope, 1st and 2d Series. Preseott't Work. Burder's
v Hist, of BeBgitfis. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose
- phas. All ( Abbott's Histories. Hfetorical Cabinet,
thieens of Spain. Viieens of Scotland. Help's Spanish
OooqnesU, Brace's Hungary. Kidder's BrazU. Ea
baak's Brazil. Parley's Universal. HU-V of Cru
sades. Ancient Ktrvptiarw. Hailam's Middle Aprs.
., History for Bo vs. ""rVmner's Child's United St.it es.
LosRings Field Book of Revolution.
1 Bioca irtnr. Plotarch's Lives. Life Brant. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
Lives of the Signer Autbif2Tarhy of Finley. I.a-
saartine's Celebrated Characters- Lite of Adam Clarke.
it Bishop Hedding.- do Xiebuhr. do Gen. Harrison.
it Paniel Boone, do Roberts, do f .afayette. Cap
tains of Roman BermbHc and Old World. lr. l"hal-
mers, 4 vols. Lives of Hnraboldt.s. Mrs. Rosers.
" Mozart. Weslev. Fletcher. Iafe and Times of Visy;
hving's Washington. Eminent Mechauies. Livok of
-, Chief Jostices. Josephine. Xapoleoa. Charles izmh.
Jacksoat. Gen. Green. Joan of Are. Lady Jane Grry,
i. Q. Adams.' Julienne. Daairl Webster; Krn?s of
icsose. Kings and QaeeiK. Ijebmtz. Lives of the
: Popesv Prescott's Philip 2d. Mary aad Martha Wab
' intou. Pioneer Women of the West.
Tbavjcl. Hack's China.- Araaeanian- Stephen's
Errpt. Olin's Travels. . Mango Park. Nile -Voir
.Aa ventures on Mosquito Shore. Bayard Taylor's Trav
els. Dnrbia's Travels in the East. i
Scnrjrrjnc. Brande's Encyclopedia.' Physi.nl !eog.
rapKy of the Sea. i Wood's Xatnral Hi-tory. ' Larduer s
. lectures. Useful Art. Cosmos. Mathematical lic
tionary. Logic of Mathematics. Won-lers of Sx-ien.
Xitcheil's Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Looni's' lie
cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's dictionary of
Arts and Science. Eu bank's Hydraulics. Dick's works.
Virions works on Architecture.
Porrar Byron varioos styles. Shakespeare, do.
Milton, do. Burns, d. Hemans, do. Moore, do.
Thompson. Yonng. Pollock. Tupper. Cowper. Pope.
Campbell. Wsdswortb. 0ian. Mofltgomery. Kirk
White. Female Poets of England. . do. do. America
and many others. ' '
Books or Rkfebexck -Cyclopedia of Geojrraphy.
do. do. Fine Arte. do. d u Biography. Useful Arts.
McColloch's Gazetteer. Harper's Lniversal tzetteer.
Facrr aso Aearccxn-aai- Elliot's Frnit M'X.
Thomas do. Downinjrs do. Barry's do. Fessenden's
Farmer and Gardener. Fmft. Flower and Vejretalile
Gardener's Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist s Guide. American Farm lok.
Allan's Domestic AniraaU. All of Sa.Tton'a Hand Books.
Wwks on Horse, Cattle, Sheen, Horrs, &c.
Taeoxocicat. A RKbimors. Hannonv and Eiposi-
tioa or Gospels, jieanaers i.iie ot . nn-t. tiouers
Works, Knapp's Christian Theology. Western Meth
odism. Morns Misoellame. I-eetures on Romanism.
Brand of Dominic Rule. Elliot on Romanian. Barnes'
Notes. Clarke's Commentary. Benson's do. Jay's
Exercises. Watson's Institutes. . Larrabee's Evidences.
Batler's Ethical Discoorse. Rogers' Eclipse of Earth.
n dow Season aad Faita. rosters ennss. -errec a-
Baker on Discipline. Writinpn of Arnrinias. Jaha's
yj Btbhcal ArchaKHOgy. Bibles, all sixes aad prices, from
$1 to tit. Testaments, great, variety. - Methodist
Hymns. Christian Hymn Books. Charch Psalmist.
Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
Psalmist.
Medical. Buehan's Family Physician. Hydro
pathic d-n. Honvepathie Works.
Misoeixvmt"s 'onstitutioiw of United States
Mavhew's Popnlar Education. Crabbe's . hynonyms.
Piatt's Book of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's Manual.
Head ley's Work. 14 vols. Mrs. Tuthill's, vols. Iav
ard's Nineveh. Bigelow's Useful Ar. Haswell's En
irioeer's Guide. American Instiuitions. Pomtit of
Knowledge. ParkMadison. Peruvian Antiquities.
Way Down East. Pvn-hurt. Ike Marvel's Works
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Country Rambles
ia Eoglsnd. Tales and Reveries, an excellent Temer
ance Book. Money Maker. Escaped Nun. News
B-y. Dick Wilson. Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler Old Red Sandrtone. do. Footprints of Creator.
Ymiu, Iil:.' I!niifullnr. Vnnn? Mnn' dn. I'letstrj,,!
Catechism. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitn
, tiooal Text Book. Captive in Patagonia. 'The Ameri
can Housewife. Half Hours with Old Hiiniihrey.
Atbeas; its Grandeur and Decay. Mrs. Sed-wick'a
Redwood, do. Xew Eng. Tale. L'ncle Sam's Farm
Fence. Arthur's Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
Partington. Horace TransUtion. Virgil do. Mr-". 'ar
len's Work. Heroines of History. Ijind and Sea.
Deck and P jrt- Sea and Sailor. Shiu and Si-ore.
Naval Life. SStar Paper Masonic Cliart. Inring'a
Columbus. Long Txvlc Ahead. Citv of New York
' Living ra tor of America. Yonng "Man Advised. Mis
sions in Tonia and Fegee. Trnth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Knout and the Russian. Hydrupathir Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes. Gift Bvk for Yoiintr Men.
do. do. Ladies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. d-. Hoys
Footprints of Famous Mn. Charlotte KHz.ihith's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant Boy Philoso
pher. Abbott's Marco Paul Bonks. do Franronia
And a number of others too nnmerons to enumerate.
Constantly receiving large additions to the forgoing.
Statioxbkt. Foolscap Paper great variety. let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, dc, do, do. Envel
opes 11 styles. Inks ell kinds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles.
Memorandums. Diaries. Pass Bonks. Time Books.
Paper Cutters, do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithographic Prints a large variety. Wrapping pa.
per good variety. Wafers. Scaling Wax, Ac, Ac
p Finally, we have a good variety of -
Music Books. New Carraina Jacra. Alpine Glee
Singer. Dulcimer. Chorus Glee B'ok. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodeoa. Christiaa Psalmist. Piauo Instnic-
tnrs. (iuitar do. Flute do. Accordon do. Violin do.
Melodeoa do. Plymouth Collection with Music ithect
Music.
And the most varied assortment of Stationert ever
offered in Oregon.
" This stock Is all bought in New 1 ork and other
Eastern cities aud is sold at
UXIFOH.V PRICES.
W We keep on hand Sciiooi. Bikmcs in lare quan
tities, together with most of the publications of
Hastes A Buotheus; ,
Dekbt A Jacksok;
, . Ivisow A Phikket;
Phiu-ips A Saxsov; ' . ... ..
A. S. Basxes A -Co.; r )
' ' Miixeb, Oaroit A Mixusax; . j
Leakv k Gerz; . ,
PtrntaM; -
ArrLETOK; ana others.
K-rWeask your patronage. If anaUe to viit as
and examine our stock, your orders will be attended to
n the Sams' terms as if yoa bought in person.
Portland, March 20, 2tf
BOOKB !
Fnmlillil ttiok Store, .
: tmosr mefT, roirrttT,o.t.) ' ' X
HAS constantly on hand a targe stock of Book Avn
St ationesv, wldch he sells at a small advance on
Pi'Bi.tsiiKK Pricks. ,- , ,
i A catalogue may be seen in the Oregon and
Washingtion Almanac for ls57. Books ordered there
from sent postage free to any part of either Tcrrritory.
Poniiuid, reb.21, Ie.7. . . .t . h . 5Uyl
Corwallis Drug Store.
TR. C.VRDWEI.L.Drnggist and Apothecary, is eon
. stantly receiving, per California steamers, large
and carefully selected stocks of Drugs and Medicines.
Oils, Pamts, Varnish, Soaps, Purfnmeries, Toilet Fur
nitore. Stationery, and all articles usaallv kent in Druir
Stores. A gent for Jayaes, and other patent medicines.
wnica wiu ou loniwnea as t a ui amis, wnoiesaie prices.
mr vnuncmi soucmo. ntta r
-. J.B. OARDWEI.L.
CorvaIlis.MayJS;W.r.::: :; . v V'tf
Blacatsmiths and others, Look.
ALLAN McKlXLAYA CO. have now on hand
large and well selected stock of n . -
Bar Iron, t Cast Steel.
Horse shoe do., : -, . German do..
Nail rod do., t -t Plough do.,
Plate do.. , i .
And intend to keen up the assortment so as to snit the
wants of customers. Give us a call, and von will Bed
that we not only have tho fullest stock- but will sell
as cheap as the cheapest. tt e are constantly receiv.
ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what
isaoia.. -, - i - , r i .
Oregon City, Dec. 23, IsJb. i .r r 41tf
Henry Johnson & Co.
W1IOI.ES.VLE )RrGIST3. "
(1 Id Washington Street San Francisco.)
Offer for sale to the country trade; the largest stock
of roods ia thnir line an the Pacins coast romnri-
sing Drags. Chemicals, Perfdmery, Patent Medicines of
ail Kinds; tfrnshes, faints; Uils. lilass, Tnrpeatme, and
everv article annertainins to the business. Havins su.
penor raenniea mroixaimng ineir goods tney tntnK
the ran offer mdocemeuts to buyers unequalled by
Orders respectfully solictted. ' - ' 401y
Dentistry, i
DR.J.R. C.VRDWEI JPenUl Surgeon
Corvallis. will practice in his profes
sion. t Vvnoilis. Fuerne Ciiw. H "in carr
ier, SroHrimrr , and Jacksonville. Skill, nnoaestioiiable:
chanres, respectable; work, warranted. Teeth examin
ed. and advice given free of charge.
Dne notice given of change of office. : ' :
April !5. 15. - ... '; Ttf
- Now Hecefwins
rriHE following articles from Bark Ocean Bird and for
X sale low.
58 gross matches ;
139 kegs of smips ; ' ' 1
1 : 5" hf . bbls. X. O. sugar j '
jt
- " 10 bMsi crashed sugar; :u :"' '
'- ' 60 boxes candles ; V- ' x'
40 bbls. vinegar ;
' 20 cases tea ;
15 doz. brooms : . i
20 doz. buckMs ; ' 1
9 eases men's fine enTf Knots I
' L
- . ' ... 2 ' 1 coif brogans ;
2 " " goot "
3 ' ' boys brogan ; . . . j
3 '' youths" cal f brogans ;
.i 1 ' women's Morocco boots;
' , . : t ' imitation boots ;
; 3 " Slisses boots;
175 pairs children's hoes ;
12 straw entrers;
e ' . 2 1 grain cradles '
I reaper: . ' i
i ;.
1 two iiorsc thresher: ' '
GEO. ABERXETHT A CO.
Oregon City. Jnne 1. 15. 13tf.-
CHAIN PUMPS, moukey wrenches,
match planes, screw ana,.
- a.-u pLiues, .x.
'', horse shoes and nails to fit.
gun locks, pliifrs and nipples,
tubes, bnllet moulds,
Wosenholm's IXL pocket knives, .
, pruning and buddiug knives.
Tat traps to eatrk aoaimVs. at
MOORES'
Books and Stationer
SCHOOL READEK-S, . . I
l'arker's 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th aud 5th,
Sunders do do do do
. McGiufy's do do do do
i'ivies' arithmetic, - 1. . : .
Uuiversity and Common School,
Intellectual and primary. .
Davirs' Boardon algebra, '.
- Legendre, surveying. -I
Geometry and trigonometry,. '
Key to Davies" Arithmetic,
Tboirqinna's arrithsat tie, il l f-';
, . l'arker's philosophy , , r .-hi ,
, , " javeiiile and l-t lemons, ,
Grammars Clark's. Bullion's Smith's, t I
' Geographies-Mitchell's, Montcitb's manual,
Monteith's 1-t le-wous, ' '
Music Lute of Ziun, New Carmina Sacra, -
Chriian Psalmu4. Missouri Harmony, i f
Normal Song Bock, Singiug Bwok, at
2i;rf . MOORES'
.Notice. . .
THE judjres of the Supreme Court, of the Territory of
Orvson. assembled at the seat of GoVernmcnt on
the ninth day of January, eighteen haudrcd and tifty-
seven, ao nx ana appoint insinct imins, t,j ie nela In
village of K.jsebnrg. fn the county of Donrlas on the
first Mondays, of March. Msv, September and Novcm
ber.annnallv. uutil t.therwise or Jem!, and do limit the
duration of said terms tix Bsvs enHr.' "
- JEO. H. WILLIAMS. ChU-f Jostles.
4ltf - . M.P. DKAKV. Ao.nse Jn-ti e,
THOR-RKVNOUH.) r- , . . HK.MT tlV
KOBKRT A. law. f . ' Portland. Oregon.
- RerHolda H. L.O.W. : ;
TTTHOI.ESALE lirooera and Commisso Merchants
V and dealers in Oregwt Prodmee, corner Kearny
ana j a case a ptreets-.TMia rvancisro.
Ss Advances made oa Consiimments. ,
mr liefer to J. FAILING A CO., Portland.
1 4.tm!nid
Sail (Salt!!
Of TONS "San Qaentin"' SALT, in about W and
AmiJ 100 ll. bags, just received and for sale verv cheap
- ALLAN McKINLAY & CO.
Orego-j City, Dec. . ls-Sfi.
Valuable Farm forSale.
THE undersigned . now offers his valuable -iarm
for sale, sitaated on Spring Creek,
in Marion Co., O. T-. one and a half miles
south of Mc Kinnay's Mil Is, on the County road
running from Salem to said Mills. It containsfilOacrea,
of which 540 acres is nnder a good sulstantial stake
and rider ren.-e, one hundred acres in good cultivation
two hundred fine lieanng fruit trees, a good farm
house, together with other out buildings. Said farm is
well, watered, and the best adapted to stock raising
and wheat growing of any farm in the Territory." Said
farm has been settled since 1H45, and was among the
first claims taken in Marion Co. Any person desirous
or buying a good iarm, witn a title money, will do well
to can at tne residence 01 tne annevsiuned.
OLIVER PTCKARD.
Spring Creek, March SO, 1857. 4tf
ItemoTal.
DAUM A BROTHER have removed to their Xew
1J Store next door to J. Strang s Stove establishment
They have just received a general assortment of Dry
Goods. Clothing. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Crockery, Ac, which he offers for cash or
produce.
N. B. Wanted Butter, Ejrgw, Bacon, fjird. Flour, and
Wheat, for which they pay the highest market price.
Salem, July 19, ISoti. . lirtf
House. Carriatce, Sia;n. and Steam
boat Painting;.
C A. REED having established his Paint shop In
Salem, is prepared to execute with dispatch all
jobs in the above line. Banners, Standards, and Em
blems, for societies painted on silk, satin, velvet or mus
lin. Paints of all colors and descriptions mixed, ready
for use, for sale at his shop ; also White l.ead. Linseed
Oil, Turpentine and Varnish, Wall paper and Border,
Window glass. Paint brashes, graining tools. A-c Di
rections given in painting, also ia graining imitation
of wood, one or marble.
X. B. Orders rrom abroad promptly attended to.
All jobs intrusted to his care warranted to give tatis-
f action.
Salem, Jan. 6, 18.7. 43yl
Cash paid forSoldiers Bounty Land
. . iv ur run is.
THE undersigned will pay cash, and the highest
rates, for a large number of bounty laud warrants.
n application at bisoO'.ce in Court House. Salem. O.T.
C. X.TERRY.
Decemlwr30,lsS';. 1 Aitf
Noticok
STRAYED, or stolen from the snliscribcr,
living in Albany, Linn Co., O. T.. on or
about the first of Ilecember, 18.K5, 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 return ins said horse will be lilierallv rewarded.
t ' J.M.McCONXEI.L.
Allany, January 27. 157. 4Mfp:iid
Medical and Sortjical Notice.
r' is often tlie case th:it persons suffer for a long time
with a curable disease from the fact that thev do not
know where to go to tiud relief. I am prepared to re
move all Tumors, Cancers and Diseased Bone to re
duce di-loca ted joints of longstanding, straighten wry
neck, clnb foot, and to correct all deformity of the
face and eyel ids. D. G. CAMPBELL M 1)
Corvallis, O.T. May,, 1S67. - L' "it
. . Sold Out. "
THE snliscribcr, having sold out, calls upon every
body indebted to him to settle up their acconm
He can be found at the old Ktore. accounts.
" ' - ' PHILI P CO H EX.
. Salem. March 3, lft57. i . S2tf
Drills.
10.
BALES Drills just received and for sale
- . " ' - li. A MKKA r-. tl I & CO.
i:.tf
Jone
tAR.at
. 2ctr
MOORES'
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Books and Stationery.
AT TUB OUWIOH CITV rOHT-OFFICR BTltMWI.
JOHN FILMING,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of his menus
and the mil.lia to the fact that he has on band.
aud keeps constantly tspplicd s lth a lari;e stock of
BOOh'S AiV7 8't'A VJOKER 1 ,
of all kind, which he oilers for mile, lor cash, at the
alxive building. His pt-wenf stock is comprised, in
part, of the following, viz:
lircgon Kiniuiex, session iw oi r-.-....
I Sort 'I; WasUiugton irviuK works; lteilllcld's Com
parative Physiognomy; Discovery aud Exploration of
the .Mississippi: Sear's American llevolutiou; Scars
'aiuily Anuual. W ilsou ksiiys aud Mwccllauies; ne-
tlnuic H Poems; Life ol the kmueror Napoleon, by I)ck
hart; Uvea of thePreidents; Life of Andrew Jackson;
Webster a Lire aud his Masteruieces: tuncroits i.nc
of Washington; Life and Siiecchc of Henry .lay;
Huff. in a Nahuul History; josepuus' complete worss;
Ijxne s Brigade in Mexico; tiliver (.romweii; A len
nessean Abroad: Indian Wars of .the United States:
The B.okol the Ocean and Life on the Sea; Mis Hall's
Practical Cookery; Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book; The
Improved tlousewlle. nr hook oi iwcenits, ny sire, ji
..Webster: History of tho Mormons Horn their origin
to the nresent time: r'em leaves from 1 anny Port
Minos; xne spectaur, ny itiagaon, inmiTurroiciur
al I'hilosepliy; 1.0111s uiioieou ana me iwuapuic r am
ilv Tlii.niiwun's Kensons: Youiur'a Nisht l'liolipllts:
t'arailfsp Lost; i'diioks ijiMirse 01 1 uue, kiijuihu
Pilpriins Progress; Auiericau'a Onni Book; The World
lliustr.ited ..o tiiKravniKs; 1.1m anu msij w duuju-
nini l-'r-.mklitir I lie of t usluuirton. bv MltarKs; om-
stock'x Sj-stem of Elocution; Fremoiits Imploring Kx-
peditiou thrcnirh Oregon and Caliloruia; pictorial His
tory of All Nations, bv Goodrich; Benton's 30 yesrs In
the IT. Senate- Ui"r. m's Works: Prescott's Biogra
phies and Critical Miscellanies; l'rescott's Compiest of
Mexico 3 vols; Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella 3
v.,i. 'iwntr 1 ' ..t .nn u Hisuirr oi f naries
vols; l'rescott's 1st and 2d Philip; Milman's Gibbon's
Home: Rollin's Ancient tlirtorv: Plutarchs IJvcs: Ma-
cauley's History ol England; Dick's Works; Cuniming's
Lectures: Webster's American Family Cyclopedias;
Scott's Napoleon; Chamber's Information for the Peo
ple; lAIe m the itineracy; Liieoi i.en. ijnaceite; ine
Yonng American's Life of Fremont; History of lre
biDd. by MiKMiej-; Heavenly Home: Carlyle's Xew E
sars: British and American Female Poets; Burns'
eomplu U'uti r TUiwviv's Poetical Works; Burns' Po-
etlcal orKs; airs, nf man a i neiicai noiw; aiutoa a
Comjilete Works; Topper's Complete Works; Life aad
ten 11 ties or MiaKSspearc; Amman bigots; nauoou
Travels in Europe; Ijiyard's Discoveries at Xincvah;
Wheenley s cnmietid 01 History; neauieys jnisccua
nles; Slarch's Reminiscences of Congress; Thaddeus of
Warsaw: The Planter s Victim: steinonrne and tne
Chincha Islands; Knitz a Sacred History; Pennshurst
hia Wanderings and Wsys or Thinking; Kobioson
Crusoe) ClriUren or the Abbey; Indian Battles, Captiv
ities and Adventures; Dreams and Realities of a Pas
tor and Teacher: The Ship Carpn"'s Family, Victo
ria, or the World Overcome; Bibles and Testaments;
Webster s Dictionaries large aad small; ounn s eie
brated Domestic Medicines; Short Patent Sermons, by
Dow. jn Ijiriincr I.ittlegood, Esq; Arthur's Tales:
Thomson's Prtctiral Arithmctic; Calhouns Intellectnal
Arithmetic; Vocal and Instrumental Note Books; Mit
chell's Oenirraphv and Atlas; Youatt on the -Structure
and diseases of the Horse; Saxton's Rural Hand Books;
Cole's Arneriran Fniit Book: Downinfr's Rnral Essays;
lloaminc's Fruit and Frnit Trees of America; Elliott's
Western Fruit Book: American Cable Doctor ,by Dadd;
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Gardener's Companim;
American Fruit CuStiirist. hv Thomas: The Strawberry
Culture, by Pardee; American Poultry Yard, by Brown;
louan on 1 ne Management ana I'iseuses 01 ouerp.
Note. Letter and Foolscap paper: Pens andJPenhold.
ers; Sand and Sand-boxes; Black. Blue and Bed Inks;
Plain and Fancy EuvelopeK; Slates and Slate Pencils;
Blank Book. Ac. Ac.
Oregon City, Jnne 21S5T.' - ; - lTtf 1 t
S25.000 Worth
or - ..
SPRING AND SUttHER GOODS !
fJIIIE subs-'ril.crs would respectfully Inform their rns?
tolucrs sua tue iuunc ccurNi; tuai iuvj inicui
band, and are ia constant receipt of good-strom San
Francisco and New.Ysrk a large aud well-se
lected Mock consisting in part or
' Alum, allspice, an 1 alpacca.
Bonnets, berates, and bro. liuen,
Camltricrrash. and calico. ;
Domestic de laines. and damask.
:! i
Kdiring. emiroidery and everjthing.
Flannels, fringes, and fancy dxin's, j
: tJinehams. gaiters and gloves,
H:indkerchiers,hOfeand hair-pius, , ?
' , Iron, ink. and insertings.
Jacom t Jeans, and JaTt coffee. "
Knives, kid gloves, and kuiUing-plua, . ,
. . Iiwns, lard and Liverjioid salt, i
Mit-tard, mirrors, and matches.
Needles, nails, aud nice tilings.
Oils, oversliirt., nd Ooloug tea,
Pins, pants, aud paper,
Q-iilts, quills; and qiicensware, . j'
. , s ' Ribbons; razors, and rat-traps,
Silks, miear. and shaving soap.
Tea. tobacco, and turpentine. ' ' ' ?
Umbrellas, niider-sli-eres. and useful things,
Veils, varnish. and vinegar,
' Wreathes, woolen gods, waffle-irons, 1 ; '
' ' Yarn, yeast, and Yankee notions,
Zinc, and zephvr worsted, , . , r
Ae Ac, aud so on, . ,
Besides many other articles loo numerous to mention;
all or which we are offering at reduced prices, adopt
inm the ot-tn of Ooirk sales and small lirotiLs.
The ladies will rind in their department a large stock
of fancy gorsls. direct from New York, which Is not
nsnally kept iu Oregon, and bv arrangements will be in
constant receipt adequate to the wants or the ladies.
The Gentlemen's llep.irtiuent of furnl-Jiiag g-awls
will seldom le cinalled.and e veiled by none in Salem.
IKON. TheliUcksinithsaad iron dealers will always
find a well-selected sto; k of all sixes and shapes, to
gether with a good assortment of iron axles, from 1-4 x
6 in-, to 2 x 1 1 inches, which we are selling at Portland
prices, adding freights. . :
We are prepared to receive all kinds of produce In
exchanee for goods, and also money. For full partice-
larseall and examine tor vmirseives. i
W. C. GR1SWOLD A CO.
Salem. Feb. 10, 1U7. - . . . , 4nf
City Drug Store.
(COMMERCIAL WHARF, PORTLAND.)
THE undersigned, has In store, a general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs. Pat
ent Medicines, Ae., and is receiving goods almost week
ly, and in much larger quantities than hitherto, and of
fers tli em to his numerous customers and friends, at
wholesale and retail. In quantities to snit, at much low
er rates than ever offered in this market. Every arti
cle warranted as represented.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Proscriptions will be given free of charge to those
wanting Medicines. :
W. WEATHERFORD. M. D.
Portland, June 23, 157. liimi
Salem Drug Store-
FRONT Street, Hector s building. Constantly
on hand a full assortment of Pni'un. Mkoi
cixks, Paists. Oils and Dye Srurr-s, Patent
MvnirrX-B-s. A-e-
III short almost every article usually found in a Drug
Store, and are offered at Wiioi.sale asp Retail, at
extremely low rates, in quantities to suit warranted as
represented.
F Okpfiis poi.icitfp. -C.
Prescriptions free of charge at offiec.
a- l'rompt attention win do given to proicwonai
lis in the City. A. M. BELT, M. D. ,
Salem, O. T.. June 2, 1057.
12tf
Notice
TS hereby civen, that C. S. Wood worth is authorized
X to transact my personal biisiness.during my nlwenec.
W. C. ;
IUSWOLD.
Salem, June 17, 1S57. '
15tf
For Sale.
I WILL sell one half of the land claim known
as the Dwight Pomroy claim. Said half
adjoins Mr. Peter H. Hatch's and is aliout
two miles from Oregon City, on the upper Wil
lamette. 1 will also -sell one half or the wbcleof the
firoperty, lying and situated in the beautiful and rapid
y growing town of Corvallis. Benlon Co., and known
as the " Thomas"' property, consisting or four lots of
land, together with sll the buildings thereon. Said
property is in a beautiful location, and both will be sold
at a great bargain in cash, or wheat or oats at cash
price. Inquire of th subscriber, at his store in Ore
gon City, in relation to both, or to Hon. J. C. Avery,
in relation to the Thomas property, at Corvallis.
Also -ix (ill lots of laud in Oreiron City. I
A ' V ' JOS. X. PRESCOTT. ?
Oregon City, March 1. 1S57.,
ltf
Look Here. ; - j
ALL persons that are indebted to James Strang, are
requested to call and settle their accounts by the
loth or May, and all those who do not, will find their
accounts iu the hands or John D. Boon. Justice of the
Peace. Having sold my Tin establishment in Salem, I
want to settle np niv accounts. JAMES STRANG.'
Salem, April 21. IK57. 6tf I
Syrup.
KEGS Boston. Syrup fur sale.
!. ABKUXETHYA CO.
30
tV.'W. taaate. '1 1
A TTORNEY AND COlTNSELIOtt At tAW; Sa
il, lam, O.T., OIBoe. ttrst door south of
the Statcs-
man OIHcn, np stuirs. ,-! ' .; i
Smith k Bide.
ATTORXETS AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
Solicitors in Chancery, Corvallis 0..T. . .
I. . SMITH. ' . , , 51tf 't OAUE.
M. W. HittheU, :
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT ' LAW; EU
gene City, Lane Conntp, O. T. 'v
Sargical. ,
f L. COOMBS. M. D.. Siirgeon,
Ac. SPECIALTY
J . 1HSKASKS OF THE EYE.
Corvallis, Oregon.
... -; y 28m8
September 23, 1H5S. ,-.-;
: 8rm Frnnriseo Adrertainiipnej ; i
T P. FISHFR. Iron hr.ilriin-. onnoslte Paeille Exnress
lj OfHco, upstairs. Files ofall theprlnrfpal Papers of
California and Oregon may be found at this office,
Mr.
n-uer is tne autnorized Agent tor tne statesman.
Chester H. Terry, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALEM, OREGON, COM
missioner of Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. Ac, Ac for Iowa. Indiana, Missouri,
Midiigan. California and Washington Territory. Let
ters of Attorney, and all other instruments of writing,
drawn on short notice. .
. a Particular attention paid to taking depositions.
collections ot A otes, Accounts, AC, jzii
Boise k McEwbb, ' -' '
A TTORNEY8 AND COUNSELORS. AT LAW.SO-
n. iicitors in Chancery, Proctors, c ia Admiralty,
A-onianu, uregon. - sou
Hirding k Gnrer,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, AND
x. Solicitors In Chancery. Office near the Court-house,
Salem, O.T. , , .
., r- - ,- 6m. L Iheil, : - r. v
A TTORXET AND COUNSE1JR AT LAW; AXD
j. Solicitor In Chancery, will practice In the various
courts of Oregon and Washington Territories, Office,
Salem, O.T. -
Btlaion Smith,
A TTORNEY" AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
JA. Solicit.ir in Chancery, will promptly attend to all
business iertaining to his profemdoB in the first Judicial
District, and before the Supreme Court of Oregon.
Office, Albany, Una County, O. T.
X. B. When not at hia office, or absent on profes
sional Isisiness, he may be found at his residence, fire
miles ontu-e.-t of Albany, on what ia Known as the
Grand mine. .
; W. I. Brock,
A TTORXET AXD COUXSELOR AT I.AW. AXD
il Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts in tins leminry, ana promptly attend to tne col
lection of all claims a'galnst the United States, through
an efficient agent residing at Washington City. Office
ra fuigene t. ny, l-ane (.ouniy, u. x.
R. E. Stratton, ; : '
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice In the various
court" of southern Oregon, and ia the Supreme
Court of the Territory. ,
Orrict iu Deer Creek. Douglas county, O. T. Resi
dence 6 miles north of Winchester, on the Willamette
road. ,
X. B. B miity Land Warrants obtained fur claimants
on reasonable terms. . . 23U
Chadwlek k Glbbs,
A TTORXEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, So-
Xi iicitors in fnancery , Ac. Graces at Winchester and
liardiner. 8. F. Chapsicx, Winchester. Douglas Co.,
O. T. A.C. Glass, Gardiner, Lmpqoa Co., O. T.
Xov. 9. 1S55. 35tf
B. . BAKNO. J. C. WILSOS
Barnum k Wilson.
4 TTORXIES AXD COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Sa
X3L lem. Oregon. Particular attention is given to the
collection of notes and accounts, and cairns against
government. .
B-ainty I jnd Warrants bought and sold.
r Office over Starkey's Store. ; 43 ,
11. F. Bonham.
A TTORNEY AND COUNS1XLOR AT LAW. Of-
XX. lii-e at the Court House, Salem, O. T. 6tf
W. W. CHArXAX. A.J. THATKS.
ATTORNEYS and Counselors at law. Solicitors in
Chaucery, Ac. Office in Robert's buildings, Main
street, corvallis, Kenton Co.O. I.
Corvallis, April 1. A'i7. . ( .; . Stf
JtB.Cole,M.l
TJHYSICIAX AND SUBGEOX,
J.
etr
Portland. Oregon.
Hediral.
rry J. Wit IG ITT A F B. STOXE. having associated
J. . together in practice, respectfully tender their ser
vices to the people of Benton and Linn desiring to se
cure the fevor of the affiicted by success onV. Office
near J. C. Avery s store, Corvallis- 21 lypaid
A. B. nallotk.
A RCHTTECT AXD BUILDER, PORTLAXD. O. T.
xi Designs, plans, specifications, Ac, furnished on
reastmaWe terms.
William C, Uriswold fc Co.,
iME,ir
ERC11AXTS, SALEM. OREGON TERRITORT.
cuaiswoLD, 22tf c. s. woonwoRTH.
Kuarene City.
TTORACE E. LAWRENCE, Proprietor of the Eogene
A A City Hotel
13tf.
. Medical Notice j
THE subscritier. would inform the inhabitants thai he
is at his old stand, ready to attend to all calls in
his profession ; also he baa on hand a well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
(isorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will dispose
of 011 reasonable terms. ,, ... W. WARREX-.
Salem December 2, 1356. 3tf .
W. B. Alagers, M. D. .
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. QfBce to my new build
ing, on Main street, two doers aorth of Dr. J- S.
Mclteeny's tire-proof building ; where I wiU be found
when not professionally engaged. 1 will keep constant
ly on hand a fresh supirly of Drugs and Medicines
which I will sell low ror cash.
-Corvallis, Dee. 9, 1856.- - 39tT t
Medical Satice. . ;
SHAW, late of San Francisco. California,
"TiR. R. W.
1J
offers his Drofessional services to the citizens fo
Salem sud vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo
public rsvor. - ......
4.4- office at Reed and Fellows' drag store.
. Uy ft. W.SHAW.
Campbell Irail.
A TTORXEYS AT LAW, San Francisco. California.
Office, corner Montgomery aad Sacremento streets,
over Parrott A Cos. Bank.
Messrs. Campbell A Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and wdl be pleased to attend to all business
entrusted to their care. 31tf 1
Alexander CaMrBux. O.C. Pratt.!
Joseph N. Preseolt.
SA1X ST., ORBOOM CITT.
7vE.VLER In Family Groceries, Boots, Shoe, Ac, and
XJ Pi
I'aints and Oils, wholesale and retail.
July 7. 156.
istr
S. Ellsworth,
ATTORNEY AXD COUNSELLOR,
T"6 S. Supreme and other Courts. Office Eugene
U . City, Lane County, Oregon Territory. Also
Commissioner of Deeds for Xew York, Connecticut, Ac,
August 26, 1S56,
24tf
Watchmaking.
WILLIAM F. UIGHFIELD. Chronometer and
Watch maker, Oregon Citv, has removed to
the buildine iiistoiinositetotheMiiin-strcet House.
where he ran be constantly found prepared to do any
bnsiness in bis line. Watches cleaned and repaired on
short notice and reasonable terms. Also a choice lot of
watches and jewelry Tor sale.
March 5. 1854. Iy51
S. Hamilton, M. D.,
PnYSICIAX AXD SURGEOX. wonld respectfully
announce to the good people of Donglas and the ad
joining connr!9s. that he has located permanent) at
Deer Creek for the pui-po of practh-iug medicine, and
in which profession he will be faithful to discharge all
duties, and spare no pains to render the patient easy
and comfortable.
Office opposite R. II. Dearborn A Co.'s store, on
Main street. - t .
Dnigs aud Patent Medicines for sale at low etuh pri
ers. 42tf
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 Butt
nt. Collections and Remittances made in all parts of
Oregon, California. the Atlantic States, and Europe, with
promptness and despatch. Dust, Gold and Silver Coin
aud Bullion, bought and sold.
Sight Exchange on New York, Bottom. Philadelphia,
Albany, lioehetter, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, Mltlroit,
Chicago, Mitmntkie, Galena, St. mum, Ijouitville,
Cincinnati, andorfy other principal towns in the Atlan
tic States and the Canadas, may be procured at any of
our offices. WELLS. FARGO, A CO.
114. Moutgoniery-street, San Francisco
JAMES O'NEILL, Agent. .
June 1S55.
Allan, McKinlay, & Co., . :
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Ac., Oregon City, O.T.
Dec. 20, 1851. 40yl
Lot Angelos Salt.
SALT 300 bags Los Angelos Salt, received, per Na
huiukeag.andfursaleat lowest rate. . .
18tf G. ABERXETHY & CO.
D
RY-G00DS for ladies am gentlemen, in great va
riety, at
20U'
MOORES'
Dr. Citpkaj's Medical Sofiees.
DR. 3. I CZAPKAYS Grand Medical and Surgical
institute. Sacramento st.below Montgomery otipo-
site PacJtic Maill Steamship Co.s Office, San Francisco
California. Kstablisncd for tne rermanent cure 01 "
Private and Chronic Diseases, and the suppression 01
lir. J. 1.. tKA l ka 1 , late in tne Hungarian nc
tlodary War, Chief Physician in the 2(rth Regiment of
It onvels,chicl surgeon to the military -nospiuai at
Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Urinary Or
gans and Diseases of Women and Children, would most
resoectfullv inform the nubile of Oregon and California
that he has opened an Institute for the cure of Chronic
Diseases 01 the lungs, liver. Kidneys, nean.oioou, urm
and the horrid consequences of seff-abose, and he hopes
that his long experieuce and successful practice of ma
ny years, win insure mm a snare 01 puunc patrooac.
By the practice of many years in Enrope 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
nses no Mercurv charges moderate treats nis paiieut
In a correct und honorable arav has references of un
questionable veracity from men of known respectabili
ty ana nign standing in society. au parties eorauwus
mm by letter, or otnerwise, win receive tne uras iu
gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. The Dr.-'s
offices are on Sacramento at., below Montgomery, San
Francisco, California. i.mi
CJPERMATORRHfEA
OR LOCAL WEAKNESS.
U Dr.L. J.
Czaokav would call public attention to
spermatorriwr-a or local weakness. There is not in the
catmloOTM. nf human maladies one more to be depreca
ted than this, as well because of present distress. as the
ultimate results. The tone or the system under its in
fluence Is either impaired or entirely destroyed, and a
rlassnf svmntnms snnerinduced that unfits man for the
performance of any or the ordinary duties of life. The
injanes oone to tne puysicai v, o
mentable. but trifliinr when compared to those of the
censorium, the great nervous center, and to the ner
vous system generally. This disease, which is too often
ennseonent noon thai solitary vice, self-abuse, involves
fiathologlcal conditions oeyona tne araiprencniuni
henninitisted. but which are well understood by the reg
ular practitioner. Among the symptoms most conspic
uous are tne louowing: ijore 01 smmuc, ..uanm
bnsiness and society, distressing timidity, nervous ex
citement from slight causes, loss of memory, confusion
nf Mess Inabilitv to reason correctly, low spirits and
lassitude, dullness of apprehension and misanthropy
These being functional derangements, are oiien me uar-
kinmn nf hoTriri nrnntc lesions OI toe Drain, wuicii
mmIiu-. r.n.rv riementia and death.-
For the cure of this and all kindred diseases. Dr.
Pzapkav has established his Institute, where all may
w iwitU nerfeet enntidence noon that skill which long
experience and thorough devotion to his profession has
and use the means by, which they may recuperate and
-.-iin.. Mnn mini i nnmn i all in n . i . -.. - -
live. - ' ... . . -
Alt consultations, bv letter or otherwise, free. Ad
dress to " DR. I J. CZAPKAY;
12mS Medical Institute, San Francisco. CaL
SECRET DISEASES. DR. I- J. CZAPKAY-S Ex
traordinary success in the treatment of secret dis
eases in the nrimarv and other stages, induces htm
mil nnl.lie 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 witnout ninarance
to business or other inconvenience. The Dr.'s method
of treating these maladies, combines the improvements
made bv the medical faculty with discoveries 01 ais
own that are unknown to any one else, and which, when
applied, prevent the possibility of evil after consequen
ces.
Secondare- sxnhilis. which Is so destructive of health
producing ulcerations of the throat, destroying the soft
parts, and leaving tne oones cxpoeeu, sukh munut,
separate and eome awav. disfiguring the sufferer mot
horribly, as well as impairing his general health, and
nredisiMtsinr to consumption, the Dr. treats in the most
certain and efficient .manner. Also, painful swellings
nuoo the bones, disfiguring splotches upon tue f Kin
ores, nimnles. and all other consequences of private
diseases he guaranties to cure Or asks no compensation.
Dr. c. would espeeiaMy can the attention 01 tnose wno
have failed to obtain relief from others, many of whom
he has steady cured, and many are still osder treat-
nwit. Tne Iir.raaKes.no cnarpe lor iwsuuuuu, aim
invites all to call at his Institute ; and he will give them
snch satisfaction as they can obtain nowhere else
Tuuee at a db-tance. bv writing to the Dr., can have
their cures onierlT attended to. Offices on Sacramen
to sL, below Mortgomery.San Francisco, Cal. 12m3
- The Greatest DiseerrrT of the in. :
nnKlT Blessines to Mankind! " Innocent but Potent!
J( DNLCZAPKAY'S PuorHiLAcricn. (sclf-disiufec-
tmg agent.) a sure preventive against secret diseases
and an. unsurpassed remedy far scrofulous, gangrenous
aud cancerous ulcers, and all cutanous ernptions and dis
eases.. For sale at Dr. Czapkat 3 Omce, Armory Hall
comer or' Sacramento and Montgomery sts.. San Fran
cisco, Cal. As inoculation is preventive against small
pox, so is Dr. Crapkay's Prophilacticuin a preventive
against secret disease. That they can be prevented by
protier agents, is as well an estaoiisueu tact as mat iney
n i cured after their establishment. Ibis principle,
which is now universally recognized, was received even
before tle dars of Jenner. tlie diseovereror yaccmauon
in 1796. and its multiplied benefits ever since ave re
ceived as they deserved, the attention of the Medical
faculty. It was in pursuit of this branch of the medical
science that Dr. L. J. Czapkay fortunately made the dis
covery of his Prophylacticum, which, for the cancerous
and cutanous disorders, stands unrivalled by aifv ageut
in the Phartnacopaai.. The modus 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 origin il properties, and rendering them inert.
The erflpct of this agent is immediate, and removes the
possibility of a contraction of disease. If, however, tlie
disease has been contracted, it is useful in neutralizing
the poisonous secretions, which by absorption, produce
the consequences known as secondary disease.- In can
cerous and gangerons ulcers, in foetid discharges and in
cutanous diseases where the secretions are exeoriatiag,
H acts upon the same principle and is one of the most
effectual remedies for the purpose now known. -Where
disease is once established it should be used in oonnee
ti.in with other remedies, aud when so used never fails
of success. - It has been administered by the Doctor in
many thousand rases, and he has yet to find the first
in wliich it has failed to subserve the purpose for which
it was administered. Price, $5. ' Foil directions are at
tached to each package. - '
N. B In cases where tlie Prophylaticum is used as
curative. Dr. L. J. Czapkay will furnish (gratis) a pre
scription for his blood purifier. -
All communications from the country, addressed only
oDr. L.J.CZAPKAT San Francisco, CaL, will be
strictly and confidentially attended to, and remedies,
with the greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis
patched by express or otherwise to their destination.
- ; I,. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.
' 12m3 '''' : ' ' San Francisco( Cal.
To the Lapiks or Oregon and California L. J.
CtAratAT, M. D-, physician surgeon and aeooocher, 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 cares than any other
nhrsician in Oreiron or California. Let no false delicacv
prevent yon. but apply immediately, and save yourself
from painful sufTenng and premature death. All 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's Medical Institute,
Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Dm-tor's Offices are so arranged that he can
be consulted without molestation. I'im3
Al consultations ( by letter or otherwise,) free.
. Address to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cal.
ajf-Tbe attention of the readers is called to the fol
owing:' ' .
A lady of high standing in society and respectability,
published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
eptcmocr n. iwi, wiin-u is as iohows: ' .
A Carii The undersigned feels it her duty to exnrew
her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. fv.pkay, for the success
ful cure of herself and child. The latter having been
afflicted by a severe attack of "Cholera Infantum," was
given np 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. Encour
aged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice
hersclt. lor tne scrouuoua ma.auy, witn which she bad
been affiicted Tor eight years, and which withstood the
treatment of the best physicians in Eurone and Ami.
ca. But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in affording her
permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which,
ior cik". um. iw. an itmi ma mr un. Jne, there
fore deems it due to herself and to all sick and affiicted
to recommend Dr. Czapkay, as one of the most skillful
physicians within the United States.
Mrs. CAROLINE GRAY,
Corner of Walnut ajid 7th streets, Philadelphia.'
A. Glazkr, Notary Public. 126, 7th street.
1 The following is an editorial notice in the Boston
Daily Times of August 6th, LS54I . .
A Skillftl Physician. Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
opened an office at No. 16 Pleasant street ia this citv.
Dr. C. is a Hungarian by birth, and was connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under the
patronage of Kossuth. He combines with a finished
education and the most refined and agreeable manners,
the most extensive scientific abilities and skill in Us
profession, and we feel much pleasure in recommending
mm 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 be
came acquainted with him. Among his friends ia Phil
adelphia are gentlemen of tho highest respectability,
with whom we are personally acquainted. He had au
extensive practice iu Hungary before tlie Austrians 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 emineut capacity.
The above are only a few of the many testimonials
which Dr. Czapkay ha in his possession, but cannot j
lublish for want of space. Ail cocisiunieatijna, f by I
etter or otherwise,) free.
to aidrd'elae
'"'v 7 r,"?ei. Address to
Pm- ' Al'KAY. M. D.
Um:s Francisco. Cal.
s
PERMATORRHEA. or Iycal WeVn (m, r
bUitv. low soirits-. lassitade. weakow I7rTr
and back, indibposition, loss of memory, aer,ion in
clety, love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dimness
lieaaacne pains 111 tuc wuc, iw eyes, pm.
plea on the face, sexual and otherinfirmities iaman,Ue
cured without fail bv the Justly celebrated physician ana
snrgeon , L. J. Czapkay. His method or curing diseases
is new (.unknown to' others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, oy letter or otnerwise, iree.
Address, L. J. CZAPB.AI , n.u.,
12m3 ... San Francisco. Cal
Notice."
rjlllE Jodges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of
fjregou, asHcmuieu ai. uic w v.w.t.
Oie 16th day or December, 1856, do fix and appoint
District Courts to be held In the city of Salem, in the
county or Marion, on the first Mondays of April ana
(September, ana tne iourtn sionuays 01, juar i .-
ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in thecrty
of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, on thefifth
Monday, or uecember. ihac, ana mereaxier on m
Mondavs of Mi? and Octolier. and the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, until otherwise order
ed.aod do limit the duration of said Terms to six days
each. , GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Chief Justice.
41 CYRUS OLNEY, Associate Justice. .
. Estray Animals.
THE snbscriber at Harrisbarg, Linn Co., has lost the
following described animals :
A bay horse, with star in forehead, a little white on
his nose, hind feet white np to the pastern joint, and
branded " 21 ' onthe right shoulder, 3 years old this
spring. ; '. ........ , : -, ,s
Also a roan cow, T or 8 years old, branded J. S. on
the right hip, and " 21" as above. Has a white calf
with red ears, boom is montns old, nrandea zi" as
above. The cow left last fall, and probably has had
another calf this spring.
Any person finding tnem will be rewarded ror weir
trouble, by informing me. A. McILWAIX.
June l, 1531. tsmopaia
HULL'S No. 1 Soap, the best yon ever used. Try 1.
White lead, linseed oil, " '
turpentine, putty, ;. ... t .
. , indigo, madder, copperas, alum, - ,
' oil for lamps and machinery,
New Orleans sugar, ; i,
crushed sugar, - . ...
. cream tartar, saleratus, soda, at ' .
2!tr MOORES'.
lio ! Te Workers of Iroa aid Steel ! . ..
H AYE this day received by the arrival of the J. R.
Whiting from San Francisco, the followinir assort
ment 01 iroa ana sieci, to wit: - .
( , -v 2.000 lbs. Norway shapes.
, ,-, 2,000 lbs. 2 Iron (flat,) ' ,
' ' 2.000 " 3X3-16" - ; ' : . V
3.000 " JX4 " " ... " . :
6,000 " i,J, 1,14, and I. square, -3,000
" j, 5-16, 4. l.and li.mchnKrnd, "
' ; 1,000 assorted cast steel,
10O " horse shoe nails, (G) . -Whfc-h
together with stock in store makes as com
plete an assortment as can be found in Territory and
trill be sold as cheap as the eHRarEsr ror cash or conn-
try produce. , - . , J. N. PRESCOTT,
Oregon City, Feb. 23, 1957. - 50tf
Boot and Shoe Store. ,
T-DmrDicv W 1C VU AW II -
J? to the citizens of Salem, aad the surround- Tlrl
ing country, that he have taken a store ch the 11
east side of Commercial street, north of the vostoffice.
where he will keep constantly on hand a full assort
ment or every Kind 01 boots and shoes, both custom and
sale work, which ho will sell at the lowest living pri
ces. Being a practical workman, all orders for the
manufacta'-re or repair of work will be complied with
and the work done in a substaatiai and workmanlike
manner. Cite me call and examine my stock.
FREDERICK WICKM0X
Salem, March IS, 1857. - 13tf
s" .- Lsok Here!;
TTTE have just received S3.000 lbs. of ground alam
v salt, which we are selling at f3 .00 per hundred.
GRISWOLDACO.
s ax l. . surra. . tboxas a.
Smith & Davis,
. DAVIS
TKPORTERS and wholesale Druggists ; fire, proof
x store, I'ortiand, uregon.
Orders from the country solicited.- -r pmfi
t. Coffee.;
IF TOU WANT a really good article of COFFEE, the
undersigned have got 15,000 pounds best " COSTA
RICA. Come in and look at it.
ALLAX McKlXLAYA Co.
Oreon City, Dec 6, 1S56.
JA3. K- RICSARIW." ( I .. I JXO. WCCRAXXX,
1
, , San Francisco. I Portland, O. T.
f : : Richards & McCraken.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. andVobbers in Oregon
V. t lour, trrain. Produce, Fruit, pore, Bacon. Lard
Hams. Ac-Ac Orders fur Oregon trade promptly at
tended to. Liberal advances made oa consignments.
No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco-
January 11, IS07- 4'itf
.. ' IVotice.
rfO all whom this may come, greeting t That I am to
X leave for the States soon, and would respectfully
request those who know themselves indebted to me. or
w.L.tiriswold Co., to call and settle without delay,
aua oonge n.ubumnuui,
Salem, Jannary 27. 1?57. 4jtf
The Ia.VTs of Oregon.
t-TPHE OREGON STATUTES, 1S55, being a large vol
I ante of 650 pages, with complete index, annota
tions, and references, comprtong all the laws in roree in
the Territory, inclusive of those passed at last session
of the Legislative Assembly, are for sale at the office or
the Statesman, at five dollars per copy. The work is ex
ecuted in the best manner, bound m law stvle. and
is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a like work can
be bought in any State in the Union, and at the lowest
figure they can be afforded for 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 the last code of laws that
will probably be published in Orecon. for many vears
In addition to the enactments of the Legislative Assem
bly, the voir me contains the Declaration ot Indepen
dence, Constitution or the United States, Treaties with
Great Britain relating to Oregon, Ordinance of 17S7, in
force in urecron. t'onatio ' aw and all amend meats
and fall abstract of United cates Naturalization Laws.
H. 6. Barartt,
A TTORXEY AXD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AXD
il Solicitor in Chancery. Bethel, Polk Comity. O. T.
., .may zti, ixoi. . . . - . lltf
Health
Sickness ! Choose Betwetm Them.
HOLLOWAY PIXJJS.
T'HE Blood furnishes the material of everV bone,
X muscle, gland and fibre in the humanframe. When
pure, it secures health to every organ ; when corrupt.it
necessarily produces disease. HOEEOWAVS
PIL.LS operate directly apoa the elements of the
-' ". v. inc. ucumuuiug uib pnuuipic vi uissras,
and thus radically curing the malady, whether located
in the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the
muscles, the skis, the brain, sr any other part of the
system.
. USED THROUGHOUT THE IFORED.
Holloway's Pills are equally efficacious in complaints
Common to the whole human race, and in disorders pe
culiar to certain climates and localities..
ALARMING 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, purify the fluids, and
invigorate the system and the constitution of the same
time.. 5 ; . . ;
GENERAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS COM
. PLAINTS.
When all stimulants fail, the renovating and bracing
properties of these Pills give firmness to the shaking
nerves and enfeebled muscles ef the victim of general
debility.
DELICATE FEMALES. '
AU irregularities and ailments incident so the deli
cate and sensitive organs of the sex are removed or
nrevented bv a few doses of these mild, but infallible
alteratives. No mother who regards her own or her
children's health should fail to have them within her
reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
TheLondon"Lancot,' the London "Medical Review,"
and the most eminent of the faculty in Great Britain,
France and Germany, have eulogized the Pills and their
inveutor. - ,
HOLLOW AY'S PILI.S art the best remed9 buum
in the World for the foifowmg dieuet: Asthma, How
ell Complaints, Coughs, Colds, ChestDi5se8ive-
&r"Aff-li
A S?ld at the Manufactories of Professor Hollow at,
bo ideu iJuie, New York, 244 Strand, London, by aU
nnectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
rlVhe United Slates aud the civilized world, in boxes
25 cents, 62 cents and tl each - - -
43- There is considerable saving by taking tne lar
ger sizes. .
V. B- Directions for the guidance of patients i ne ve
ry diaorvier are affixed to each bo.v. . 37yl
rrVH AT Cotton Yarn has arrived, at
J - 26tf .
MOORES'.
or
Stuart's Express.
. , FOB- . . . '
CASCADES
AND DALLE8
.... MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AXD FRIDAYS. ,
' t EXPB.ES8S FVR ''
' Champoeg, Salem, Albany and Corrallis, -
....On WEDXISDAY, and on " f .
Arrival op Mail Steamer fsou Sax Fraiccxsco
All Letters, Packages and Freight, entrusted to
1 i? . wm De attended to promptly.
UFKicp 1.
1ember 30. 156.
r ranuin rJooK btore.
- A? B. STUART.
HAYifw " McKinlay, & Co.,
woni;uiJLccc'vei stock of w Goods, anp
articles. r-SsH who wmh to V COOI
cnl"iVpTO?0. them. Tnej
HSwCradle. ral and Wheel Barrow,,
Grass Scvthes and Snaths, Bra'
16 sa Harrows. 23 teeth
1 . .
Garden Rakes, - ...
Sw boards,
f,'jfcmntt's Bellows, '
MIH Saws, 7 ft ' "
Hair Mattrasses, Aoohli.
do single'
Hair Bolsters, double,
do single,
Sperm Candles,
Adamantine do.
Grape brand Tobacco, .
do- , Hoes,. .
do Spades. " 5 -
PoUshed Shovels,
Hay Forks,
Manure Forks,
Churns,.
Wntdew Class 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
do 7 by 9
Window Sashes 8 by 10
do
10 by 1Z
Ox Bows and Yokes.
Lncxe do ao
Blankets. Baize. Lm&sevs. Sheetinrs, Ticks. Ac-Ac.
We keep constantly on hand a large supply of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE. and many arti
cles too numerous to mention.
- AIJ.A Wj M AUibAI CO.
Oregon City. .. 21tf
Ge. Iberaethji Co.,
EBCH ANTS, OREGON CITT, OBJrXJON.TEB
M
BITORT.
tr
AheraethT, Clark k Co.,
ITOMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Kj San Francisco, CaL, will attend to selling Oregon-
firoduce, and fill orders for Goods, Groceries, Ac., at thw
owest rates- The patronage of the people of Oregon;
is resjiectfulljrsolicrted. -
August I, la. . f : ... , nt
Kenfoit's Dagnerrean "
., ASK . ' '
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
THE undersigned having recently returned from San
Francisco, is now prepared to take those beautiful
Pictures on U lass called jIMSKUI t wnicn uarc
almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype in the
East and San Francisco. -'
Gallery in the new building, arreted etpeeiallj far ihe
(Miriness, west of the Marion House.
WILLI
Salem, November 11,1856. . Jotf 1
, Atwill &. Co.,,
No. 172 Washixgtox St Sas FrasciscoJ
SHEET, Card and Book Music, Piano Fortes,
and other Musical lnstramentB. Strings H
and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars. Clarionets. Ac. CeJ-
Also a large wholesale stock of lancy Ooods '
and Toys.
Billiard Balls, wax and cneleathers.nags or ail nations,
boxing gloves. Ac, together with all kinds of Yankee
Notions, useful or amusing.- Goods packed with-' great
care and forwarded with promptnes?. ' - -
All orders should mention by what boat or Express
Co. the goods are required to be sent. .
- . A 1 It li.L. VuJ,
6m3r ' 172 Washington st-, San Francisco.
Wanted.
rnnn bnshel Oats, and 5000 1 beat, and anyqttan
OUUU titv of dead swine, rorwhich cash will be
paid on delivery. - J. A-rKtstuii.
uregon uy, ov.2i, 100. .
Oit;oh and California Packet line.
rpHE foUowing vessels will ran ra connec-
A; con uaitcixL-L-iii u.m oca
Saa JrcicAW and Portland :
BARK OCEAIf BIRD, Wicorxs. Master,
" CHAS.DEVEJVS, Heait,
' JANE A. FALKENBERG, Eireni, "
' " XAHVMKEAG, Willuuis.
J?r7G . B. LVST, Richardson, "
The Barks have all beea coppered recent'y, and are
in first rate orSer, commanded by experienced captains.
mpli art.' be tamett at In lotrert rofea.
Produce sent from any part of the country to Oregon
City or to the Linn City Works, will be received and
lonraraea to san r nocisv.
Agests:. GEO. ABERXETHY A Co, .
Oregon CifrR
ABERXETHY, CLARK A Co. "
San Francisco.
' Xovember, S, 1?4. " ' ' 3Ctf
Corrallis.
rpHE subscriber will pay cash for Soldiers Bounty
X Land Warrants
.s. at nis btore. iAL.ti. ui.i r..
Corvallis, Jan. 13, 1S57.
itlt
Bat
& Brother,
TTTvOXT STREET, Portland, opposite the Metropolis
X1 Hotel, dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boot?,
and Shoes, Groceries, c :
X- B. All kinds or produce taken in exchange for
merchandise at the highest market price- - 19tf
Notice to Shippers land Merchants.
OXE of the firm being permanently located in San
Francisco, all consignments of produce and orders
to be filled, win be attended to without delay, at node
rate rates, 5tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
jjan i Lewis,
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAXD, ORE
GON TERRITORY. - - -
J Reynolds 5t Law.
134 WASHINGTON ST S. F-, AND FROST ST., prnSTLASD.
"tOMMTSSIOX Merchants and dealers in all kinds of
V- Oregon Prudnc-. Advances made ow goods con
signed to as and forwarded fret mf ehmrge.:-;
Office at J. Failing A Co's. . 15m6J
r j Powder. .. - ,
WE have large supply of powder in hand.
"GEO. ABERXETHY A CO..
" Oregon CHy, Nor-IS, 1SS6-- ' 37tf -
. . - The Oregon Statesman. '
An Independent Journal, devoted to Politics. General
Intelligence, e, PtMithed rj Salem, Oregon.
ASAHEL BUSH,- Proprietor, Publisher, had Editor.
The Statesman is Democratic in polities, and thor
oughly National in its character. . It is hostile to every
species of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance ;
and will vigorously oppose all attempts to incorporate
any of the insane, ems of the day into oar Territorial
legislation.
It will advocate all practical measures of Reform
and Progress, economical and simple administration of
our local government ; faithfulness, integrity, and ca
pacity in office, and a system of rigid and direct ac
countability of the officer to the people. It will dis
cuss (H measures agitating the public aiind. in a man
ner fearless, impartial, and just.
Its News Aieparrment win oe euitea wnn morn
attention, and nothing will be spared to furnish early,
acctrrate. and comprehensive publication of the cur
rent intelligence. .
. The Statesman has a large, widely-scattered, and mo?t
excellent eorps of correspondents and very complete
facilities for procuring news. -
Due attention is also paid to the publication of Miscel
lany. Agricultural and Literary matter. -
In this paper are published the laws, resolutions, and.
treaties of the United States, aad the laws and resolu
tions of the Territory or Oregon by authority. The
paper is printed on new material, and upon a sheet of
tne largest size. . .
Statesman Book and Job Office.
WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Book
printing aorth of California, and aa extensive as
sortment of Jobbing Material of every kind; and, with
master workmen, are prepared to execute promptly, and
in a workman-like manner, ail orders ia the above de
partments, sarh as
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Ball Tickets,
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Concert Bills,
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tice to discontinue them. .
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tion, they are held responsible.
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per or periodical from the office, or removing aad leav
ing it uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of ihtentiona,.
fraud. - -
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of the regulations requiring them to notify Publishers,
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