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Newspaper Page TextV I i t t r i Tin It is ao trett to ttirj ep the yonnj fa raw or mure taormnca or ts wronc kad wkaedoeas ef tl world, is pretty fairly C3r50MtrateJ la ta career of &ade!toe f-:;a, tU li.Urj rl recently trUJ ,t T "M a l. Ma st.f ltrSrrw twit. ijhiiiwwj vj lTvivivu wa asaa w r as4 lr lit;?, L'L l3r. Her i roclly tioe-U to brk j r a new Ere, Mesat and . rare, la Ut 1 er a qar rcrioasIr m k!:a, ti ate l.- tree 01 knowk?-. if cocJ oad aril, ai fell. Ia Iter firliecJ sLa wst til ti cc3- eary ptetaaru ti r;:rtxUcri tf ytr'.i, r J allowed to mi vi'j tae Eitla, t:-...a, tracts aad tla ei iam. Kot r waa aU of what ia ma!!y styled "I" litera tare"deBfci t:r, t -t tie tix. v-crs and tzizl.t .cra wiillJ, frca the fear that tha t;lt Crib Ilia t'a Lint r that Wicked a-J utterly exit fsr a yoang girl to know afcoct r Lore. Her achool- tboots aad tJ- t -tocha were enoc-n for fcer, ker str!; i jr thoet, aad aesla r.i I tt U:a, wlii o CTiaet Uca of t.s was. TVs, m. at, 1 X- MML m of her ova acCaoa. ake rlaared at once lato the rortcx ef f . ptk, axi txciard tie reairj tl ker etLra tr i rwraaseat far do worss or uecra LotJ, C!wer arl C-7"i Crv Ir-ocaoxs as lrr fcr ' 1 tr '-t Ura tcca ta a fznt al Varfj i.rrei for tL-:r r xiica, ty a tnok.j3 cT tia rrT- : they a-ict-,d fcer ci, aai til rr-y uttie Vlr-'-i cr i" t t!cr,b tl T iA lit,:-se ,wUeastc:irrczti:r. eUadjooje yoarj Frealga caaaa, aad she fe!I. , Ear atter eKsoiatess is shown ia the Tact that her letters to him daring the pe riod whea la was admitted to make ai-htly -Visits to ker chamber, were of a character, for taaratacaa aad Taarity, of which a " decent" -- dm pmvt woold hare been ashamed. It was the rererse of the pic tare, aad the girl was beariaf terrible trait of the anwiae manageneat of ber yoath. . Her stoical firmness daring and since the trial, are matters of great sarprise to the aaaltitade, ' bat are, endoabtedly, only an other effect of this same system of educa tion. Broken at oaee from a da'd and drea rily asTere yoath, she has become innocnlat d, aa it vera, with the spirit of etxpenny romance; ahe imagines ia aerseU one of the perseeated dlssolates, oT whom she has read, aad aeea ao wrong ia the doing of deeds, which the has so often admired in books. Is aot Bolwer's "Lncretia" a great and mighty poisoner, aad are aot those bean tifnl French ladies of pleasnre always hap pily married and settled at last? Or if not, do they aot lead charming liTes, surrounded by lorers, and die, at length, decorons and So she was trained, and so has she trampled apon the good she shonld have cher ished, to awake sometime ia the future, to s terrible knowledge of her degradation. II er mother is dying at Row; her father refuses to see her, and she has been sent, ere this, to spend the remainder of her days in a for eign land - So great was the crowd who assembled to see this nnfortanate young woman leare "the court-house, after the verdict of "not proven", had been rendered, that she was in duced to procure a young woman, who, for the privilege of seeing her, consented to ex change elotaiaa; with her, and personate her. Miss Smith afterwards departed privately, with her brother, ia a cab. Springfield (Mass.) Republican. The mail steamer arrived at Portland, Saturday Morning. Wells, Fargo, & Co. furnished as with exchange?. The ofScial vote of Missouri has been de clared as follows ": Stewmrt, Dem., 47,975 ; Rollins, emancipationist, 41,631 ; Stewart's majority, 334. It is charged that the re turns were fraudulently tinkered np to pro duce the result announced above. ' The bifurcated Constitutional Convention - of lliaaesota, hare come to aa arrangement by which only one constitution will be sub mitted to the people. - lias. CcsxixcHAJt, Ao tke Widow of Dr. Burddl. The Surrogate, in New York ren dered hia verdict in the case of the Bnrdell estate, ia substance, that Mrs. Cunningham was not married to Dr. Burdell. This de cision will relieve Mrs. Canningbam from the charge of felony as regards the baby fraud, while it subjects her, as well as ber daughters, to indictment and prosecution for perjury, they having both positively sworn that the marriage took place. Letters of admiaistratioa have accordingly been issued to the decedents next of km. . Tea Result nr Texas. We now have the fall retaras of sixty-four counties and par tial reports, (in most cases pretty full,) from twenty-five. They foot np as follows: Runnels ,.27,567 noeatoe,. 19,211 Runnels' majority. ............. 8,356 - - The next State Senate of Kentucky will coataia 21 American members to 19 Demo cratic. Ia the ilouse of Representatives the Democrats will have a majority of some 16 votes. The contest for IT. S. Senator is likely to be hotly contested. The principle candidates are Ex-Secretary Guthrie, Linn Boyd aad Judje Hise. Jaa. B. Clay's barbecue was a success. Five thousand persona were present, and speaking and feastiag was kept up all day. - There hare beea great financial failures and revulsions ia New York, aad a panic existed there. : , A ccusTA, Ga, Aug. 29. Waix REcacmro. Handbills are in tircalatioa ia upper Georgia and Tennessee calling for volunteers for Nicaragua. The baadbill offers $25 per month and 125 acres Tf lend. . - CcttYikc or tbc Fox. A gentleman in the Highlands sends us the following note: A ranekeepef Ofl the estate near Lochawe. who had beea aanored by the depredations of foxes, discovered a kennel in a glen at the aide of a scbafl loch. While watching oae eveaiac for the appearance of the ten ants he observed a brace of wild docks float ing oa the loch. Ia a little while a fox was seen approaching the water-side With can tious steps; oa reaching it be picked up a ouuca of heather and placed it in hi a month, so as to cover his bead ; then Slipping into the water, and immersing all bat his nose, be Coated slowly and quietly down to where the birds were quacking out delight in fan cied security, seeing nothing near them but a baach of weeds. Ia doe time be neared the decks, dropped the heather and seized a duck, with which be returned to the loch aide, and waa making off to his young with the prize, whea the keeper who had noted all his movements, dosed them by the dis charge ef bis double barrel. Sorely such sagacity deserves a better fate. Dumfries SoMmmd) Courier, toae, axi pre;it;r, ;L.a Litia c; a rpw Lcr, lunra, !a tl el'lic- it?--It. fuLkn uii :t-Ji c s -e Lad Clack Rbpobmcaw Fkaxciemi Tta oTw-ary expenses of Massachusetts are rreatar than the aggregate ordinary expenses of U the other New England State combined. Last year they were Ci per cent, rrcater, arilii a population of 12 rer cent. less. Ttscrdinarv expenses ef Llaiw, New Ilar.shire, Vermont, Island and Connecticut, last year, were in the wbc! 319,642) and the or dinary exposes of Massachusetts alone were Cl5,096. The population of Mtatasett8, according to the census of ICS J, was 994,514; and that of the fire clL: New England States combined, 1, 3,512. In Massachusetts, the cost per head of the population was 1 83, while in the other States the average was but 43 ecnts. ' A Nrt fob tub ABouTtoxtsTS to Cracx. The Richmoud Enquirer says that about three ytars ago, Miss Anne Vv. Taliaferro. of Clog William County, Ye., emancipated 49 nevroes, giving each $160. Thev were placed in a Quaker settlement ia Ohio, by C. 7. Scott, executor of the estate. A few wetks since, Mr. Scott had occasion to visit tlem on business, and found them in a wretched condition, almost starving. One ef the children had been stolen, and several had died for want of attention and the ne cessaries of life. They begged Mr. Scott to .allow them to return with him to Virginia, ana go into slavery. This is the state in which seven-eighths of the slaves who are inveigled awav from their masters fiud themselves. The condi tion of those poor creatures who have been nulri into Canada, is most miserable, and a lare proportion of them 'would gladly return to their masters had they any encour agement or means to do so. What badly expended philanthropy is this stealing away neroe from a comfortable home and com paratively easy life. A Habd Wistesu Accordinr to the Indian weather procnotticnton, if the crop of mast bo abundant, the snow and rain of the following win ter wilt be abundant ; if the crop be Hvht, the snow and rain will be inconsiderable. This, the Indians T is an nnfailinar sisrn. If so. then the approaching winter will be very severe, as the oaks throughout the hills and mountains are lit erallv groaning beneath the weight of a sopera- Donaant crop of acorn, it ta an interesting tact in this connection, that since the Americans have been ia this 8tate. this indication has alwavs ore- ceded a hard winter. Onr northern merchants woold do well not to neglect this Indian sign. We an of opinion that those traders located in diggings dintcnlt of access, will act wisely if they lay in a good stock before tne winter is upon una. eaasM u tZT The editor of the Horicon (Wiscon sin) Argus, has seen the identical watch that Major Andre offered Paulding, Wil liams and an Wert at the time of Ins ar rest and interview with Arnold. It is of pure gold, much larger round than watches of the present day, but very thin; duplex movement, and figured thus: 12 3 6 9 ou the face, with points between. On tue cap is engraved "Johu Audre, 1T74." Notwith standing its old age, but few watches keep better time. It is owned by a geutleinau living here named Chase. Dechiox axd Tbcth. Whatever you think 1 -roper to grant a child, let it be granted at the first word, without entreaty or prayer, and above all, without making any conditions. Grant with pleasure, refuse with reluctance; but let your refusal be ir revocable; let not opportunity shake your resolution, let the positive "iNo," wbeu once pronounced, be a wall of brass, which a child, when he has tried his strength against it half a dozen times, shall never more endeavor to shake. Did not the troubles of the Revo lution sharpen the wits of the women T A Miss Rebecca Franks was present at a splendid ball at New York, given by the British officers to the ladis of that city. During an interval of dancing, Sir Henry Clinton, who had been previously engaged in conversation with Miss Franks, called out to the musicians " Give ns Britons, Strike Home.' ' The commander-in-chiof," eaid Miss Franks, " has made a mistake; he meant to say, 1 Britons, go pome.7 " Rather Pointed. " Why will you preach to us every Sabbath about the damnation of infants asked a sturdy parishioner. ' Be cause it is my duty to do so!" answered the pastor, impressively. "Oh! I dare say, aad it's all very well to hold forth about it once in a while but why every Sabbath f " Because I am constrained to preach upon it contiuaUy!" " Constrained? Who con strains you?" " The Lord the Lord lays it noon me to crv aloud and snare not. con cerning this vital truth." " The Lord lays it upon you, indeed! I don't bdieetthe Lord ever knew there teas suck a man os fou !" 0rd:r.;xcs3 cf th City tl Mm. OfllMac no. AN ORDINANCE to levy and collect taxes for the fiscal year commencing 1 e binary, jeo7. SECTION 1. IV People ef the CUw ef SmUm do mrtUm mm fiOomm : That a tax of "one and a half mills on the dollar, be and tbe same is hereby levied UDon all property within the corporate lim it of the eitv of Salem, made taxable by law for city purposes. 8ec. 2. That all assessed taxes shall be paid to the eitv collector, on or before the 80th day of November next; and each and every tax -payer failing to pay his or their taxes on or before suett time, shall pay in addition thereto, the mm cf fire per cent, which per cent shall be paid for the use and benefit of the collector. 8 EC 3 That publication of this ordinance be made in the Oregon Statesman until the 20th day of November ensuing. DEC . A m ordinance 10 n eirec anu n in force from and after five days after the passage thereof. Passed the Council. Oct. 9th. 1857. I cert if t that the foresoinar is a true and per- lect copy 01 me original, now on nra in hit ui fice. J. G. WILSON, Recorder Ac Oct. 9, 1837. 6w31 Ordinance K, IP. AN ORDINANCE declaring certain laid out roads within the city limits, to be streets. Rnrnai 1. Tke Peosfc ef tie Cite tf Smlem do urdmin meJdUotte: That tne portions oi icmwnu and County Koads, heretofore lata out ana esiao lished by law, which lie within tbe corporate lim its of the city of Salem, be and hereby are added to and made streets or parts of streets of t'ae city. Sec. Si. The street commissioner is hereby di rected to take cognisance of, and make -all ne cessary repairs npon the same, as upon streets. Sec. 2. This act to take effect and be in fores from and after ten days after the passage thereof. Passed the Council, Oct. 9th, 1857. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and perfect copy of the original, now on file in my of r5Ls' J Q WILSON, Recorder &c vc. a, lew, lw31 Special Istleei. Da. L. t. CxarCAV's Sarjrtcal and Medical Institute Is so extensively known in this Territory that aay notice of it. tit hiss, miebt seem sanerAaouo. v r..-- that there ate tanse who heretofore havincr m need nr tedteal aid. have neglected to ascertain the proper some of ftsHef in ernes of mlsfortomes. Totbosewe beg leave to direct attention to Ir. L. J. Czapkajr. who is certainly a Physician of gnat skill and wonderful snectrn la his nrofeasion. Tbe Dr. has devoted moch attention to tbe treatment of chronic aad private dis eases, aad stands anrivaned in his management of them. To those who need seen amdstanee we cneerraiiy roomiimnnd Dr. L. J. Csapksy ; it would be well at all erans to oonsuii us, as be ataxes ao enarge tot con saltation, a4 men good might remit from it. The Dr. gaaraatees a cars ia all eases or asks no compensation. aar SoeDr.IJ.Csapkav'sadrertaienientaiaanetber connnn of this paper. J7a: 9 Ta Babseribers. - We this week commence sending ont bills and elren hn to such of oar sabscriben as are In, arrears, and shall continue sending from werk to week, aa raxt as we can address them. The bills In all rases extend to the el tae or the seventh volume, which will expire next Mnrcli. So persons receiving them will utidcrsUnd that they cover all in srrears to date, and advance payment to March, IH08. We hope all will note tliU, otherwUe they may tbluk the bill i only to the pre-erit time, and that they have been overcharged. The bills are uvide out in accordance with onr advertised ratc. (3,00 In advance; S4.00 if paid within six months, and S3 ,1)0 If not paid within six months. And we hope all will endeavor to send ns the amount of the bill, apon its receipt. STATESMAN. Hoixowat's Pills. Billions headache, snd all af fections of the system which remit from an Insufficient or Immoderate How of bile, are at once relieved by tbe operation of Hollowaj s rill. Dyspepsia and liver dis ease are inseparable t for the stomach and liveralways emypathise, snd as this great medicine act powerfully apon both these lmputtintorgans.lt performs the work of cure with the precision, rapidity, and thoroughness which have no parallel in the records of medicinal practice. The Pills may be relied upon with tho ut most confidence in cases of diarrhea, dysentry. cholera morbus, spaxmn of the stomach, cholera infatitnra, and all other disorders aflecting the digestive organs aad the bowels. 87 Fine, beautiful hair jet black or brown; Or tresses, curling and golden Is the certain result without chance or donbt Of the am of LYON'S KATHA1KOS. SW The Immense sale of Lyon's Kathsiron nearly 1 ,000.000 bottles per year proves Its excellence and universal pnpnlaritv. It restores the Hair after tt has fallen ont. invigorates and beautifies tt making It soft, early and gUwsy cleanses It from all Scurf snd Dan druff, and Imparts to it a delightrul perfume. Tbe La dies universally pronounce It the finest and most agree able article ever used. Sold by all dealers, every bere. HEATH, WVNKOOP Co., Proprietors, and Perfumers. 63 Liberty st.. New York. rAK n. mil, nolo Agrms. Iml9 131 Washington St., 8aa Francisco. an Dr.Gnvsott's Improved Extract of Tellow Dock and Sarsaoarilla. but no in quirt bottles, contains more of the pare Honduras Sarsapariltathan any other prep aration extant, which Is chemically combined with the extract of Tellow Dock snd the Kxtrart of Wild Cher ry, thus mskins the remedv more thoronghly efficient than anv other Ssrsaoarilla before tbe public. At the same time it is perfectly free from all mineral Poisons. wnicn cannot ne aara or any otner Baraapariiia com pounds. The Invalid should beware of poisons. Mer cury, iron. Quinine. Sulphur, Arsenic, and many other mineral and metallic poisons, enter Into and form the active basis of most of the SarsaparUlas and panaceas of the dsy. !rt all poiwnons Sarsapsrilla erepsrstions alone snd me Uuysott's Improved Extract of Yellnw Dock and Sam pa rills, which la thoroughly efficacious, perfectly harmless, aud purely vegetable. All kinds of diseases yield to its genial influence. US. tie carerui ana get tne orxriKE, which is put np in quart bottles, and sold by all respectable drug gists. PARK WHITE. Proprietors. 131 vt aainglon St., opposite tne narset. Also. Imnorter and General Atrents for all the gen uine Family Medicines, which they offer for sate in quan tities to suit, at reduced rates. 3ni29 Dr. Wistar's Balnam of Wild Cherry. For the Instant Relief and Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse ness. Croup. Bronchitis, Indncnza, Pain in the Breast or Side, etc A fair question. Answer It to sun ynnrsrir. it ouid you prefer to have health restored and lite prolonged bv (what our physicians say is) quackery, than to die scientifically! You all know of wonderful cures effected by Dr. Whtart Balsam of Wild Cherry, and yet von en tertain a kind of prejudice, because you chouse to call it a patent medicine. It is onlv becsn.-e you do not know Dr. Wlstar. If your family physician had made a great medical dlsroverv. could he not seal his bottle and care a patient in Yimhurtoo as well as at home? This is the only fart with Wistar's Balsem. It Is im portant to yon. 'invalid. Throw away your delnslona Vistars Balsam is performing wonderful cures. It will cure yon. aa Be Cautions ! as there are many counterfeit. Look well st the signature before purchasing take none unless it has the name of Banford & Park engrav ed on the outside wrapper, as all others are base coun terfeit. Sold bv all respectable druggists. PARK WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all sll orders should be addre d. Also, Importers. Whole sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines, warranted genuine. sm-S 133 rt asmngion si., nan r rancwro. SALEM MARKET. CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY B. T. BROWS. Salem, October 13, 1457. PRODUCE. Wheat, white, ... - Wheat, mixed 1 00 90 Oats, SO a 57 Potatoes, - 75 Onions, ... - - - I SO i 1 50 8 OO Beans, - Peas, -- Bacon, sides Baron, hams, Lard, in kegs, Batter, fresh rolls, Batter, packed,.......-.--. Eirgs, -......... Chickens, per dozen,.... Flour, per 100 lbs., Pork, ---- rmiTs. Dried Apples,.-... Dried Peaches,.-.... ...... ...... . Dried Currants, Apples, per bnshelnmmer,. ...... LUMBER. Fir, clear, per M, . ...i. Cedar, per M, ...i... Shingles, cedar, per M, Shingles, fir, per M,.-. GROCERIES. Sugar, N. O.,..-. i... ...... Sugar, China, Sngar, white, crushed, Syrup, Coffee, Rice, i . 8op,.-.. - Salt, - Candles, adamantine, per box ..... Candles, tallow, SsJeratns,.-.... -- Cordage, ...... White Lead, Nai Is, ent, per keg, .... Nail, wrought, per keg, OILS. Linseed, per gallon, Boiled Oil Whale... Glass, per foot, DRY GOODS. Sheetings, brown,. ... ...... .... Sheetings, bleached, . ...... Drills, brown, ..... Drills, bine, Merrimac Prints,.. Common Fancy Prints, Mons. DeLaine....... Irish Linen....... .............. . Brown Linen, ... . Brown Table Linen,... ........ Satinett, donble milled... Kentucky Jeans.................. Cotton Jeans... Pants, satinett, - Boots, kip, .... ....... Boots, calf, S 50 1 00 75 18 0 40 33 35 i 50 ' 3 50 a 4 00 5 s 6 16 18 a 18 a 85 75 300 17 00 a 80 00 30 00 a 3T 00 600a7 00 500 13 a S3 16 a 18 S3 a 28 1 25a 1 50 17 a 19 15 a SO J 24a 14 8 a 3 35 a 40 25 a 371 ISJa 15 S3 a 33 15 OOalO 00 7 60 a 800 12 00 a 1500 2 50 a 8 SO 1 50 a 2 00 8 a 121 in 16 12 SO 121a 14 17 a SO - 14 a 16 10 a 14 18 a 371 50 a 100 33 a 50 40 a 75 1 00 a 1 25 371a 60 20 a 35 2 00 a 4 00 8 60 a 4 00 5 00 a 7 00 MARRIED. On Thursday 8th inst, by Rev Wa. Bishop, Mr. D. Wayttb O.AYrooi. and Miss Lorisn Et-xtKn, daughter of Luther Elkins, Esq. All of Linn county. In Salem on the 8th by Rev. T. H.Pearne, Mr. Orcab P. Williams and Miss Elizabeth Kohbiib. All or Marion county. Opposition to Ilcncpcly. THE subscribers would inform tbe people of Salem and vicinity, that they have opened a market on Commercial street. Salem, nearly opposite the house of Daniel Strang, where they will keep constantly on hand all kinds of meats which they will sell in lota. to suit, at tbe following prices: Mutton and Pork at one bitt a ponnd; beef from six cents to ten cents per pound. The public are invited to give nsa call. DEB&SOKR & FISK. 8alem, Oct. 7, 1857. - 31tf Public Administrator' Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Pub lic Administrator, within and for Polk county, O. I., nave saaen unicn v i uii"..iw" of Bethoel Clark, decease.!, and that all persons hav ing claims against saia estate are nquawu m prccu, . ...m.nt .t thA mddsnna ol the. under signed within one year from date, and all persons in debted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment inereoj to van uuirajura. THO'8 J. LOVJ5LADV. Pub. Adminis. DaIls..Oct.. 1857. AAssaimlatrator'a Notice. N5 OTICE is hereby given thai Letters of Adminis tra- . i k. Hi. Prnhata Court of JL V HIU Ufa www n j - - - . . Polk county oa the Ertale of David Saunders, deceased . therefore all persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate pavment thereof and those bsv tag ciiama against said estate, present the same within one year from date, to the undersigned at his residence THO"S J. L.OVELADY, Pub. Adminis. Dallas, Oct. 6, 1857' 4w31paid IN THE FIRST JODICIALDISTBICT.TaaaiTOsr or OaeooN, County or Marion as. Francis Ribidonx, plaintiff, e. Mary Ann Ribidonx, defendant. Tbe com plaint in the above entitled cause of action praying a divorce has this 12th day of October A. D. 1857, been Sled with the Clerk of the Court above named, and the defendant, Mary Ann Rimdonx, is hereby notified to appsar and plead thereto. ... w-w-PAGE. PlaintttTs Attorney. October IS, 157. fvSIpaid. Probate Court. ( NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interextsd in the Estate of Robinson Woodln. deceased, late of Marion county, O. T-. that Win. McKlnney. admitilatrm. tor of mid estate, has Hied bis petition in this Court, asking thnt an order be madejwotnhrising said adminis trator to sell the real estate of said deceased, which is situated in said county; therefore said petition will be heard on Monday the 9th dsy of November, 1857, st fine o'clock P. M. of said dsy, those fabricated will please take uotlce that fonr insertions of the above no tice Is authorised to be published In the Oregon States man, lor tneir oencnt, by order or tneuourt. J. D. BOO, Judge of Probate. Ortober S.lfWT. 4n31paid. t New Store and New Goods. At OottmH. Mithmry't ferry, O.T. ALBERT ZIEBER. Dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, produce, c. Havinz purchased the stock in trade of O. E. Getrh. ell, together with tbe premises known as Metbeney's Ferry, on the Willamette river, and having built a new storehouse, and replenished the stock or goodsonhand, now offcrt to exchange, for produce or cash, an assort ment of Dry goods, consisting of clutliing, easaimeres, satit netts, sheeting, shirting, and fancy goods; hats and caps, boots and shoes, groceries In variety, with spices, outs, raisins, and candies; psinU, oils, mediciues, per fumery, crockery, tinwsre, hollow-asre, stoves, hard ware cutlery, and many other articles to meet tbe wants of the nubile. , He nss also moved and repaired his warehouse, so that he la now prepared to purchaiw or take In storage, country produce, which he can discharge by a slide to steamers' decks, without loss or expense of draysge. And being determined to constantly keep on band a good supply of such goods as the country trade may re quire, he believes he can mske it an object for the peo ple In his vicinity to extend him their patronage. 3. No difference made in the Mica of aoods. wheth er sold for rash or produce, uetooer z, 1851. n - SOtf Pocket Boost Lost! About tbe middle or last August a year. I lost a pock et book. In Umpqua Valley between Winchester and CaliDooish . dvek. TK iuV.i.kb mi,.!. - discbarge of Ira Moody for Rogue River war lta, and . Auocr minor, a tfacasnn county or der for f 10 and notes, receipts, snd scrip of Various kinds. The Under will pleavc send the pocket-hook, or information thereor. tome a! Oregon City, and be shall be liberally rewarded. IRA MOODY. orpi. ou, inoi. . wpaid30 Attachment Notice. - TO JOHX AKD ROBERT BAieKST YOU are hereby notified that unless yea appear in til rti.-ri,-t I Innri nt 1 1,, fi.. 1 T . . - u'l.uunai iruM.net oi the Territory of Oregon, oa the flrrt dsy of the term to '7 April, and answer tbe complaint or Win. Parker on file in the clerk's onlce of said court, for the recovery of tbe sum of $271 61 with accruing Interest and costs of suit, the same will cn v. cumnxo ho ins prayer inereof will be granted by the court. B. F. BON HAM. AttyforPir. Salem. September iH. ISJ7. 3m29 WILL sit to try Lvtue of fact as follows: Clackamas, 4th Monday Sept. Yamhill. 2d " Oct. Linn, Sd " Benton. Thursday, 22d Lane, 4th Monday " Polk. 1st 'Kov. . , Portland. 2d Monday Nov. Marlon, 3d . o. . .. , GEO. H-WILLIAMS, Judge. Bept. II, lu57. td2 Notice. : NOWfirlarpe sales and small profits, for sash or . -r rit seiecw-u assortment oi dress uatlenw. tVlines tl.u i 1 ; i and all other goods for ladies. An assortment of boa- ,.t. .ml id.i;. k.. nr ,1.. !- . .... Alsom Well ftHM-tMlMdArtm.i ..ri.i.: 1 . , - - . v, viumiui, mnu wn shoes Of the liAAt ana Itr M.IVw. . i peper, salarstus. and lamp oil, with other articles, too ntltlSlVarM tr manlinn fn mIa u a-a n awa v tliv V Ul'U 11UII.1i May 19, 185T. 10lf ITotice to Fruit Growers. HATE 120,fXK) Fruit Trees consisting of 11,000 Eso pus Spitsenbergs. lS.VVO Yellow K. T. Pippin, 10, vou W IUesaes, 11, O K) White Pearmains. and a fine as allf muni vS fc!HAK .11 a - smt 1 - v - oass uiiiiun, sauu m nut; AfJltnttMlt tVf Slimmsar P.ll asiJ aU. tf:a 1 mu.. a ms. aui vuxrt vv inirr m IJflVTrSt pears, plum, aad cherry trees, from t to 4 years old. sarhii-la m-s asrsll dsktl r..ll t : v h saa aav luuuwiag prim iOT CtuQ Z l berry trees.. 5n to fl 00 Plum " ..i...., 50 to 1 00 Jippie - j5 var " t jjb, 7j( and a liberal discount made where a person burs a thousand Irees or over. We consider November the best month to transplant Fruit Farm, Manoa Co., Sept. Jd. !So7. SOU Notice to Contractors. THE undersigned will receive staled proposals at t!ie Post Offk-e in Salem, O. T.. until 4 o'clock. r. m.. mwuw ni. lor innnscing beef for the Grand Ronde Indian Agenrv. for six 'months. Commencing on tbe Igtb day of November neat. There will be required about 15 tons of good beef per month, more or Us, which must be we: sued ia quarters, and II thm nrl v... tl.. 1.1.1.. . u -.i 1 m.. ' . .. ---- . . ...T uv lunsi in. ine quan tity of beef will be regulated, as m ell as the place of .1.-1 t. k. tK. . 1. The right will be reserved ot resetting ail exorbitant Payment will be made so sooa as the necessary funds - "wn "re Arcasury r'epanment. ' Bonds will be given with two or more approved se- Mnliju In 1. . ... . 1 I . . . . . r ' . ... -,. vi sen iflwwN uoi:ars. eacn wa der trill be required to accompany his bid with a srrit- !(, n ,..-tl.lr in I. . . ... IL . , " rwponsioie persons that he r they will give tbe bonds requirvd. , , J0H.V H. MILLER, Indian Agent Septembe r 30. 1S37. I Grand Ronde Agency, ( Sw30 Administrator's Nsia. NOTICE Is hereby given, that tlie undersigned will make final settlemnl wt thm. .. r inuv - - - v. . - "I VI . J I .1 ELLS, deceased, late of Marion Co.. 0. T., beforethe uugc vi iik i-rooaie Loan, in ana lor said county, oa the third day of November. lx7,st the hoar of one o AAUitn.iv I'HIBl'H, Admin r. Sept. 19, 1857. swTOpaid SoO Hewtrd. rim ivrn tni. r .. ...i n .... . ... h . i .iic wuiiwi-nurr, iiTina near O the Binselsw P. O.. Lane Co., O. T, on the night ef urc iui nepmniKr, isa i , oae isrge relhrw bay mare, about 16 hands high, eittht rears old, whits snot ia the forehead, branded on both shoulders and one hip J E F, also some other brands not recollected but thought ... K vir I . li.. . ........ . ",. uii one uiu. j. b. BUKuAn. 8epteraber 25, 1857. 3wpaid30 . Notice. . TJEBSOXS are cautioned against purchasing s note for jl f izi oa ceuts, oy me made in rsvoror V. B.Titcb ensl. on or shout tbe 19th September, 1857, ns 1 hare onsets thereto. J. A. JOHNS. October 3, 18."7. 3w30 IsOSt TTROM Long Tom. near Fursmsons. a medium sized X? black cow, branded J C on the right hip. Also, a black and white stotted yearling steer unmarked. I -ont about three weeks sgo. My Post Onlce is Starr's Polut. Any-one knowing of their whera boots are renuested to inform me. R. V. HOWARD. October 3, 1807. . . - 3wpaid3) . Administrator's Notice. TIIE undersigned having been appointed bv tbe pro- X bate court of Polk Co: at tlie Juae term. A. D., 1N3T, tneremre administrators or tbe estate, of CAS WELL DAVIS, deceased, now therefore all persona will take notice that tbey can present their claims against said estate to tbe said administrator at his residence in said county for allowance within one year from the date hereor. JOSEPH S. HILL. Admin'r. July 7, 1837. - 38w4paid Hotel International. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. rTMITS house is kept strictly ss a hotel. Tbe I ntmmt esm im) tn nlessfi rv miiM.t in 1 throughout every department. No trouble in h" mosquitoes tn any part of the house. A coach marked " International" always at the boats to convey passengers to the house, for $1 each person, including baggage. A.8.H i LEY, Lessee, Assisted by John J. Haley, and E. R. Robinson, late vi .iiu nan nunti nuwc. August 25, 1857. 27m3 City Hotel, Corrailis. MESSES. A. B. & I. SPRENOER 1TT0ULD snnounce to the citizens of Corvsllis, and Vv the travelling public generally, that they have thoroughly refitted this well known establishment, and are now prepared for the accommodation of customers. The rooms nave sll been newly refurnished, the beds clean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish' ed with the best the market affords. Corvsliis, Aug. 30, 1857. ' 25yl rpERRlTORY OF OREGON, County of Liun.as, In I justices uourt, to wuiiam uaonet. you are nereDy notified that a writ of atracbrnent has been issued against you and your property attached to satisfy the demand of Jesse B, Thomas, amounting to 112 and in terest four years. $1,80. Now unless you appear before Martin W. Hester, a Justice of the Peace In and for said county, at his office on the 26th day of November, 1857. judgment will be rendered against you aad your property sold to pay the debt and interest. JESSE B. THOMAS. PUT. September 3. 1857. . 4wpaid30 w ANTED in exchange for cash. 20,000 lbs. washed wool, ror which 1 will pay la cents per lb. G. E. COLE. WANTED in exchange for cash or merchandise, 100 bushels of good apples, to be delivered by the loth of August highest price paid. u. c. uuuri. TAR, at tstf XOORES' assnsin Fsrsssn: ttte will pay the highest market price "in cash' for T TTCOCl. i . "' ' - -f w... A Word to Free and Blare State ' '. Men. THE question as td whether a man can be a consist ent democrat snd vote fur a free State, is a Ques tion ror politicians to dispute about st pleasure. But tke murttion as to where both free and slave State men can buv voods e&rop. ia the one that the entire neoole of Oregon are interested in. Tne man that pays aign renw, lares sumptuously everyday," and above all credits out his goods to those who are slow psv, must or necessity sell goods high, or he will " go in." While he who sells ror eosA dotra and no grumbling, can afford to sell low. mere are tea stores la tJorvams, an seiimg on a credit system. Now, 1 propose to make mine a CASH STORE, and those who have any Cost or Product to purchase goods with, enu buy of me 10 per eent lower than they could If 1 was doing a credit business. Tbe man who psys for bis good when he purchases them, will not have to pay higher than they are reallv worth to make'good those accounts that are not paid for In a long time, and In some Instances not psid for at sll. And this works no hardship to those who wish to buy on credit, for there are nine other stores in town where goods can be bought on credit, by paying a lit tle mors than they are worth. The other merchants in town are a very clever set of fellows, and to them I commend those who have not the ready' to buy with f while to those who have Cash, Butter, Eggs, Pork, Bscon, Wheat, Oats, Shin gles, wool, etc., (don't mean credit) corns to me, I intend to sell yon goods at LOW RATES, without , regard to ruling prices In town. I am lust receiving a larve and well-selected stock of goods, consisting of utj uooas. Groceries, s Boots snd Shoes, Clothing. , Qneenswere. i Hardware. . And In fact mvp nvTwivn tostipply the wants of tbe people of Orecon.as fallows: Domestics, brown and blear bed ; Ticking, heavy and medium ; Denims, heavy aaorWdiom ; Prints Merri mack, Cocbeeo, Ac; De Leines all wool and half wool; Alpaceas a great variety; Merinos French and English : Silk black dress t Velvet various col ors; Satinetts from SO cents to 11,00 per yard; I.in- seys a isrge stocg ; nam an sssortuicnt ; flan nels red, white, blue, yellow snd gray ; Toweling: Table Linen, and red Blankets. In a word, a general assortment of staple and fancy dry goods. GROCERIES. 20.000 lbs. salt. Liverpool blown, 8.000 do coffee, best Rio. SjOuO do sugar, brows and white, 1,000 do tea, in caddies and In bulk, 600 do rice, Carolina, 600 do saleratus, pure Boston, 500 do tobacco, pure leaf and Golden Gate, 50 kegs E. B. syrup, 5 galU Seta Adams, 20 do do do 8 do do do 100 boxes adamantine candles. 75 do pale soap Hi'i's and Fay's, 20 do pickles, gall. Gherkins, 20 do pie fruit, assorted, 10 do oysters, Baltimore rove. 25 dosj. sardines, hlf. snd qr. boxe-i, 10 do resist powders, Ae ..together with.. Prunes, - Cstsup, ' Peppereauce, Mustard, Cloves, Spice, Pepper, Cinnamon. Soda, Cream Tartir, ludigo. Alum, Logwood, Madder, a , Borax, Chalk. Beeswax, Matches, Ac. VL.OTH1XG. Coats, vests and nants.all kinds : India rnbber easts and pants ; red. blue aad grey overshirts : overall grey denims : undershirts snd drawers : white and cal ico shirts ; check shirts and hickory shirts ; silk un dershirts and drawers ; 20 doz. ladies nose ; 50 dox. mens nan nose, a great sanely; buckskin, kid and thread gloves ; gtrantleta buckskin and kid. Indeed, everything in uuies ana genu lurnnsning Hue. - BOOTS AXD SHOES. Mens' heavv, medium and light boots : dots' medium boots ; unliued kip and cowhide brogans ; cloth top. ana paient-ieatuer gaiters; rair ana heavy shoes; ladies gaiters, buskins and shoes ; rnises gatters, bus kins and shoes ; childrens' guiters, buskins snd shoes ; in fact, every style or boots aad shoes, cheap. . Crockery and glass ware. Buckets and wooden ware, BAotns and window sash, CUunts and tubs, Cl'Kkaaod looking-glasses. HARDWARE OF ALL Kl.XDS. Carpenters and blacksmiths tools: cut. wronebt and horse-shoe nails; axes, hatchets, and hammers, adzes, angers, and broad axes, planes, plane bits and spoke auxers. drawing-knives and pruning knives, butcher knives aad pocket knives, earviner knives, and knives and forks, screws, tacks, brads and butts, I'icks, latches and bolts, tile locks, chest locks and padlocks everything usually found in a hardwaretore, includ ing flO.V AXD STEEL. Iron axles, steel springs, cast steel and plongb steel, carriage bolts and wagou boxes, blacksmiths' band hammers, blacksmiths' shoe hammers, masons' stone hammers, strap binges, door hinged at;d bowels. I keep a grocery store. A dry goods store. A hardware store. . A clothing store. - - - -A boot and shoe store, and A general VARIETY STORE. If anv body can sell cheap, I esq sell cheaper. My motto is. as chesp as tbe cheapest, and a little cheap er. Come sad see. Post yourselves np on prices st the other stores then buy of me. If yea will examine mygoods and prices, vou cannot go away uissatisnea. t. t tui.fc. Coraallis, Sept. 8, 1957. 26tf Hogs. Hogs. Hogs. TSHR snbscrlher wishes to contract for 10.000 Pork A Hogs on foot, or in Pork, for which tbe highest market price will be paid in cash. Liberal advances will be made Jn cash on contracts of Ho-s. B. M. DU RELLE. er Office st W. C. Griswold snd Co.'s, Salem, galem. July 1, 1357. IStf . Strayed. . F. OX the subscriber, s portion of his stork, marked aud branded si tollows: crop off the left ear. and swallow-fork iu the right, 17. brand. Anv person know ing the whereabouts of rattle besrinr this brand and marks, will be properly rewarded by sending me infor mation. WAMbtS HKAl HfcKt.1- Laae county, Aug. 7, 1356. -22tf Stengel etortt;:! WE are prepared to store all kinds of farmers pro duce, on tbe most liberal terms. Also to attend to all kinds of commission and shipping business. Our warehouse is situated immediately on "the bank of the river, at tbe steamboat landing." And in shipping or receiving goods or produce, unattended with expense ot drayage. BEACH HOGl'E. Albany, Sept. 10. 1857. 27m6 Fnra Wanted. WANTED sea otters, land otters, beaver, bears, deer, minks, Coyottes, foxes, and all other kinds of furs, for which fair prices will be paia, by . , : M. HOSEXSTOCK. 65 California etreet, near Front, ?7rnJ Up stairs, Pan Francisco; - Dentistry. DR. E.H. GRIFFIN will visit professionally, Albany from the 15th to the last of September: Salem from the 1st to the last of October; Portland from the 1st to tbe last of November. K. H. G. August 30, 1857. V,m3 Wanted, B KAVER castors, for which fair prices will be paid, by i M. KOSKMSTUCK, Co California street, near Front, Up stairs. Ban Francisco. Caslt System Adopted. NO more credit will be given by me, and those in debted to me, who have not made arrangements to pay their accounts In pork or other produce, will lease call and make payment or settle by note, as I utend closing my books. , G. E. COLE. . Corvsliis. Sept. 8,18.-7. 26tf Dickinson Type Foundry. PHELPS A DALTOJf, Boston. I- P. Fisher, Agent, San Francisco. Orders solicited for type, leads, rule, Ac. . . . August ii, 1857. 24tf J Notice!!! ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, are requested to call aud settle with him, on or before the 1st day of July next, and save cost. JOS. N. PRESCOTT.. 13tf Oregon City, June 1, 1857. Stolen FROM the snbsuscriber In July last, a bay horse, ball face, 141 hands high, four white feet, branded O. T. on the let t shoulder; six years old. Tps finder shall be liberally rewarded. -. JOHN G.GIBSON ft POTTER. Oregon City, Aog. 31, 1857. . ... . 26w6 . WANTED In exchange for merchandise or on ac count 10,000 lbs. good butter, for which I will pay the market price. . . G. E. COLE. , w ANTED in exchange for cttm or merchandise, 20.000 lbs. of bacon for wtuca l will pay tne highest price. . fc.cui.ii. Penitentiary of the Territory of Washinarton. THE nndersigned commlsioBcrs for the erection of a penitentiary in tbe Territory of Washington, in accordance with the provisioas or a law of said Terri tory, passed Jan. 26, 1S57. do hereby offer a premium of $250 two hundred and fifty dollars, for tbe best plan and specification for building said penitentiary of suffi cient capacity to receive, secure and employ one hun dred convicts, to ha confined in aeperate cells at night. AU such plans and specifications to be transmitted to the undersigned at Vancouver, Washington Territoiy. sealed, and backed plans for Washington Territory pen itentiary, within five months " jyr ' Wji. H. DILLON, ' ' Lccstir.g Oomssioners.' Sert.T,I?S7. , ; 2cWl9... for Sale u Cheip as the Cheapest, adl hit Casta, or Oregon rrodaee. . I HA VE received by bark Nnhumkeag, Halcyon, and steamer Columbia, just arrived, a fresh lot of groce ries, Ac, which, added to my former stock, offer ss good an assortment in groceries, provisions, paints and oils as arc to be found in the Territory, to wit : 6,000 lbs. Chius NO. 1 sugar. 4,000 Ibs.Jjest Rio green coffee, 250 lbs. " Java " " 2.000 lbs. Manilla No. 1 sngar, 1,0)0 lbs. N. O. snd S. I. sugar in bMs. and kegs, 150 lbs. black pepper (round) 20 box gr. spires, " . 200 lbs. allspice, (round,) 10 dox. Eng. snd Am. mustard in glass, 6 " pie fruit 6 " fresh peaches 6 " toraat'j catsup in cases 2 ea. in glass, 6 " Cayenne pepper (in glass) It " Freab Baltimore cure oysters t lb cans, J ' Lobsters, fresh in 2 lb csns, . 6 ' brooms, 3 " painted pails, (S hooped.) 6 " W. Collins A Co. axes, with and wlth- bandlcH, 2 " sx handles, 50 lbs. Borag, " ' ( ' " 60 lbs. Gam camphor. 60 boxes ad. candlr ti's. 20 and 40 ea. 20 " HUM & Colgate's No. 1 soap. . 5 " Olive oil Splagnolia brand," 5 1 Cream Tartar, -' 10 ' Salaratus, 10 kegs 5 Soda, SO chests, old and young hyson, gun powder. Imperial and Oolong teas, in balk and in 1 2 tt caddies, ' 100 half boxes sardines, 10 " Gherkins m 1 gals. 20 : " Tobacco " din, brands," 30 doz. papers smoking " ' SO boxes matches, 2 bags nutmegs, 300 lbs. Carolina and China rice, 200 gals, sperm and polar oil, 150 sacks Liverpool grd. and S. I. salt, 5 half bbls. Stuart's crushed sugar, 20 kegs " Setli Adams" Byrup In kegs, 2 bbls. pure cider vinegar, dried apples Ae. Also a general assortment of paints, paint oils, win dow glass and nails, t? wit : sou gais. raw ana nniiouea on, . 50 Copal varnish . 50 Soirit's turpeutine. 50 boxes German glass SX 10, 10V 12. 10X 14. I OX 16. Ac. Dry and mixed paints of all col'ir. end sny quantity. A good assortment of paint sod other brDMhes ; sis' a'good .'ssortment of Boors xd Snor. I have of Oregon produce. JJ5C3 lb. Oregon A No. I butter. 6 to 8.000 II. bacon, harm shoulder, and sides, 30 bushel beans. 25 bushel peas, CO hnshel bark wheat flour, 50 sacks S. F. floor, oats, timothy seed, sod any quantity of first rate potatoes. J. S. PRESCOTT. uregoncity, reb. P,IMT. ftiii Reapers. Threanera. PEKSOXS who have pur.-tivttd Reapers or Thresh ers of ns, are hereby aotiUed that Kiev have arriv ed and are ready for delivery. Also cn band 2 eight borse Threshers for sale. U. A BEHXETHY ft CO. June 15,1857. IStf ' Lime. ; bLU. Lime, Just received at . ABERXCTHT A CO'S. 50 June 15. 1857. , IStf Tobacco. CASES best brands received and for sale low ; 5 C. Pride or the Union ; 5 C. Alliance; - , - , 5 C. Cockade : ' 5 C. Grape and Bird Paradise. G.ABERXETHT CO. 20 Boots and Shoes. B OOTS and shoes suited to the enmmer trade hand. O. A BERN ETHT A CO. Nails. KEGS assorted sizes for sale here G. ABEBXETHT A CO. 40 Saleni Martlet. milE subscriber, oronrittor of the Salem Market, in JL the center of the town, is happy to inform the pub lic that he keeps cortitantlr on hand a snpply of all the varieties of meats, fresh and pickled. lie also ha3 the various kinds of vegetables in their season. Beef will be sold as follows: Fore Quarters. 6 cents per lb., hmd quarter 10 cents: and if yon want a choice piece, I shall rhsrer vou a t it a Douna. All kmdsof farmer produce and .grain received m exc'iacge for meats. auuiiAS (.pit-. Salem. July 1, 183C. liti Fresh From New York. O.V HAND AND NOtr RECEIT7XG. T-VtlT GOODS. Clothinr. Boots and Shoes. Hard It ware. Groceries, Books and Stationhry Csli in and see them. 2Stf J. H. I. R. MOORES. 7RITISG-PAPEK, superior article. lilacs ins, irom qoaris mi . ux. Slates and pencils. Tabor's pencils. Envelopes, wsfers, . . School cards snd toy bocks, at tr MOORES' FAMILY BIBLES, Webster's Onarto Dictionary, University " Varieft of JTiscettaneous Wcrks, worth buying, at an.. unnR U anted BUTTER 50,090 8s. for which the higbet market price will be paid. by it. si. uu rtr-Li.r.. . at Griswold A Co. Salem. July I. IS57. IStf Wanted "I rtrt riSkf) LBS. Bacon, (Hog Round) in exchange iUvjUOl for easa, tr B. Sf. DU RELLE. ay Office at Griswold A Co. Salem. July 1, 1857.- , Restaurant. T G. KRTECHBACM has Opened a Reslanrant. Bake- . ry and Confectionary noose at Corvallit. Benton Co.. O. T. Will set the best table that the market can afford, and at all hours. Give him a Call next door north of Citv Hotel. 12tf Isard Wanted. LARD 25,000 for which cash will be paid, by B. M. DU RELLE. " at Griswold A Co. Salem, July 1,1857. ' ltf Boiler and Steam .Engine for Sale. THE nndersigned offers for sale a steamboat boiler and engine : they will be sold senerately if desir ed. G. ABERXETHY A CO. Oregon City, Jnly 15, 1S57. . 20tf Orleans Warehouse. o .RLEAXS Ware House, opposite Corrailis, for rent. IStf ISAAC MUOKli. Jackson Hull Billiard Saloon. (OPPOSITE TBI CITT HOTEL. HilX STEKET.) THE Choicest Liquors constantly on hand at the bar. McCOXNELL A WRESX. Corrailis, July 4,1857. IStf One Thousand Dollars Reward w ILL be paid by tbe subscrilier, to any person who win luniisn mm witn j-iuu pounds good butter. Ii. .H.1U liKLLK, at Griswold A Co.s. Salem, Jnly 1,1857. IStf Arabrotypt and Dagnerrean Calfery. THE nndersigned being permanently located at Eu gene City, and having made all necessary arrange ments are now fully prepared to take both Ambrotype ana uagnerreoiype pictures, ana respectiuiiy solicit tne can and attention oi tae pnoiie. Gallery at Tbe Globe Hotel in Engene City. PARKS HAFT. June 6, 1857. "-' 1 n ' , 17m3 .Notice. THE Judges of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Oregon, assembled at tbe seat of government on the 6th day of August, A. D., 1857. do fix and appoint that a district court held ia the city of Salem, in the county of Marion, on tbe Third Monday in September, instead of the hrst Monday or September, on the Third Monday in November instead of tbe fourth Monday in October, and ia the village of Roseborg. in the county ty of Douglsison the second Monday tn October, in stead of the first Monday ia September, and on tbe third Monday in November, instead of the first Monday in November, for the year 18.il. . GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Chief Justice, M. P. DEADY. Associate Justice. , , .. CYRUS OLNKV, Associate Justice. . Salem, August 14, 1357. nti- Liiwery and Sale Stable. WE are now keeping a Livery stable in Oregon City, where Houses can al ways be obtained on liberal terms. We are also nrenared with excellent sta bles, well supplied with hsy and oats, to keep horses by dsy or week. Those who call npon ns msy feel as sored that every attention will be given to homes left in our charge. . GIBSON A POTTER. ; August 11, 1857. . 22tf SaddleiTy Harness, Saddlery Hard ware, .Leather, &.C. THE subacribera. Importers snd Wholesale dealers in saddlery, harness, saddlery hardware, leather, calfskins, coach trimmings, trunks and valises, invite tbe attention of dealers to their stock, which ia the lar gest aad best selected on the Pacific coast. . - J. C." JOHNSOM & CO.. - ; . 131 Sansom at, San Francisco. August 25.1857. " 14m3 -y.- Blanks, --j-.- TVEEDS, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of JL scrip, tax receipts. Bnal proofs, aad notiacationaJ a new lot last nnntea ana tor sale at tae Estates man Office.- July 17. 1857. . . tOtt ; B. M. Dn Hello- DEALER in Oregon Producn. Offlc at W. C. Gris wold A Co-'s storeBalsa. ' Ssm,Joy 1,1957. . :- - f'X-; E8TRAY, NOTICES. : . Notices of an estrays are required by law to be ad vertised In the Statesman. The charge therefor, fixed . by the law, is one dollar for each animal takes vp. No advertisement will appear under this bead until paid for. , . , - - - : : Where no money, or less than the correct amount is sent with an e stray notice, the notice will not be pnb- pubitshed until tbe full amount la received. J TAKEN UP, by Matbew Wallace, residing In Eugene city precinct. Lane county, O. T., two estray eteent, One; red and white, pided, line back, white forehead, marked, crop and slit in left ear. branded on left hip with letter V, on right hip with il; two years old. j ppraiseu st twenty-two ooiianr. ,. ,, . , mo a red mnly steer two rears -old. -wJiite faces wiui red across the evea. marked, slil in the rirbt tat and swallowfork in the left, appraised a 122. Sept. 2d, '57. Jw3l J. SL LAEEN, J. P. TAKEN UP, bv the sabseriber living 3i miles . e. of Fairfield Marion county, one steer 2 years old, red and white, something like a swa'lowfork in the ' right ear; appraised by J. C. Peebles, Esq., at f Ifi. Sept. 28, '57 - 2w31 THO S W. DILLV. TAKEN UP, by tbe subscriber, living ten miles north of Eugene City, Lane Co., O. T., one gray Indian horse, with blue grar ears. Branded on right ear, N O' nd on left shoulder" with a Spanish brand, supposed to ne lineen years old. inusaaiKfiuai. -; Beptember Id. 1S5I. zwao TAKEN UP, bv tbe subscriber, living seven miles east of Harrbiburg. Lion Co., one se4 ateer, white back and belly, some white specks on his head, under bit in the left ear, no other marks or brands perceiv able. JACOB A. HODGEN. September 19, 1S57. , . 2w30 . TAKEN UP, by tbe subscriber, living three miles south east of'Harrisburg, Linn Co., ace roan In dian mare, with something like a brand on tbe left shoulder, shod cH fonad, supposed to be four yers old. , rULLA Kir. September 25, 1857. 2wJf TA REN UP, by the subscriber, living one m:!e south of the Santum City Feny, in Lino Co.. O. T-, one estray two year old steer, spotted, brindle and white, marked with a slit in each ear. the said steer Is e'maley ' and has been running about my premises some eighteen months. JOHN MEEKES. Beptemb&r II, 1357: 2w30 - TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living one snd a half miles sooth of Santiara City Ferry, in Linn Co., one estray steer, two years old, red sided line back, no marks or brands perceivable, has Men about mrpms be some 13 month. PERRT FARLoW. 8-ptembcr 14. 1557. 2wS- TA KEN UP, by the sabseriber. living 8 miles east of Salem, a red steer supposed to be seven er eight years old; no ether marks or brands; said steer came to my premises tbe fall of fifty-four. BltHAKU UfcUt-'tLS. September 30, 1857. - 13 SIC. KETVOLPS. i. T. H. HOWELL. N. Reynold & Co., PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. nos. J 9 asp 81 pans si m, mrrwccx clxt ax wasa- isotos s-rs sax Fsascisco, cai PERRON A L attention given to tbe sale of Floor, Grain, Potatoes. Onions, Fruits Bntter. Eggs, Car ed Meats, Hides, Wool, and aU staple products of the conntrv. . - Will till orders for aroods when aeeompanied by casta or eouivelant in any war of consigmenta. Have constantly on nana new ana second nana traia and Gunny Bags, which we offer by bate er bundle in lots ta soil. First class storage furnished when required, ia libe ral advances made oc consignments in store. Havinr rood experience aod locality, we iroft oy :4riet attention to pive that satisfaction which is pleas ant to both ourselves and our consignors. - 2m29 Rrgistrr and ImiTefi Solifr Unapqna Land Distrirt. rj'O settlers in township 37, sooth range 4 west. Tbe above township having been surreyed. and plat thereof approved on the 17th day of Aug. 1837, ail settlers who have claims or parts of claims therein, before the . date of such approval, are requested to appear at the office of the Register and Receiver of the Cmpoc Land District within thirty days from and after the 17th day of Sept., 1S57, or previous to that time, if convenient, when and where we shall be prepared to receive tbe no tifications of their claims respectively, and to enter upon the adjustment and settlement, according to taw, of all conflicts of Ixmndary lines that may be foand to exist amongst them- . Given under onf hands at Winchester. thU 1st day of Sept, 1957. , L. F. M OS HER. Register. 2Sw4 W. J. MART IX. Receiver. J. Rosentnal. WE REG leave to call the attention of the citizens of Corvalhs and vicinity, to tbe arrival of J. Ros cTn.L, wbo has opened in our city one of the best selected stocks of ..... WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVrBWAlUE,' JKWSLKT ASS SSl- TER-fEATEP WJR . - - ' on the Pacific, all of which he will sell at the lowest San Francisco prices. Harm been a practical jeweler in Paris for ten vears, be will ertsure any work which mar be intrusted to hia Care. The-pwMic are respect-; lolly requested to give him e call. His place of easi ness is on Main street, two doors north of Dr. Card well's Drug Store, immediately opposite M. Danforth's Liverr Stab'e. agl. Watches repaired with car? and Warranted. ; Septembers, 1357. ' 2t" Willamette Hirer Dried' Up. TUST water enomth left to render navigation i cl rr to Boone's f errr which troyga tbe Willamette, on the "nearest and best route7 from Salem to Port laBd. Tes gentlemen yon can aU get across at any hour of tbe dar or night. The hills have been removed, the crooked ways made straight, and the rongh places smooth, -o roll np over, and onwerd. My rates of ferriage sre redoced to- the.roJlsw'nr: For eaeh wagon and one yoke or span of - s animals.'- So eta. For each additional yoke or span, ?5 c4j - For each horseman - 25 eta. For each footman. . 19 et For each head of loose cattle or horses 10 ets. . u n sheeporhogs. Sets. - JESSE V. BOONE. Sept.7. 1857. " - : 88sr4patd . Loat Here ! ALL persons indebted to me will please come for ward and settle np. . Produce, at cash prices, will, be taken for debts cash will not be refuse J. Hake haste, I want to close irp ray Hoots, and doc-t xr-mt to be always about it. Those having demaik:s against, me will present them at my old stand and ret lbs min er. r NAT. E. L ANS. Corrailis, Jdy 4,1557. . . , IStf , , S1,000 Reward. ' ALL persons who may be indebted to the undersign-, ed are hereby not i Bed that I have this day left my notes and accounts against them with B. F. Bonbam Esq..forcolIectioB. F. F. PLAMOXDON. c alem.Jnlr 21. 1857. i0TB Allan, MeKinlay, ft, Ca- lENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and KJT Wholesale and Jienu jjetiers m vrj eeries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.I. Goods, Gro- Dec 20. 1851. 4yl - BnafSles. o PEN and covered baggies Conscovd nuke, far sale Apply to J. McCRAKEN, Portiaad. ECTS, Eg, Egg. - : - WANTED, 20,00ft dosen fresh eggs, for which cash wiUbepaid.by B. It. DU RELLE, . , at Griswold Co. Kalem, July 1, 1857. " ' 18tt i , ,. - Notice. x-snnv4l.T.T ffjHnraj 'n. l.we offer for rent.' O ISAAC OORE. or :. : tTAAN Sr. CLATR. - In connection with the above we have a pork house and smoke boose for rent. " ; IStf - S06RE A St. CLAIR. , A STORE room in Orleans, a first rate stand for produce dealer. Tbe Orfeana ware house and store will be rented together if required. ISAAC MOORE Julys. . ; ' V; IStf Wool, Wool, Wool ; THE undersigned are now prepared to card wool, tbe machine, near the Eagle Hills, cm the Little Lnckiamnte, Polk County., O, T. A difference of three cents per lb. will be made in the carding, in cases where grease is furnished. v"ERT9 CO.- . May 21, 1857. - - . - Has tjhrfirifl TO loan or exchange for Batter, Por. 4Jvli Bjcob, Lard, Hams. Eggs. Fruit, Ac. Ac- The highest market price w?ll be paid for any of the above named articles in eaah, by :" . - i. v- -i R It. DU RELLE. ecr Office at W. C. Griswold AC. I ') Sslem. Jnlv 1. 1RS7 - . - - - 1 ns,., s-iaMslsmeirJ TIB andersigned would announce to tte nnblie that they hare established themselves m the bakmg and confectionery business at Salem, on Coaamereml stoeeA. second door north of the Uan .gowe. A thomgh experisncs at tbe baltismemtley trwst wdl rile them to give satisfaction to tlw customers. AH orders PGroceries1and Fruits, wiC also be kept coastanUr on JBrocenes an . JfcGLN N A WRIGHT. April .ThS7. ' - " - - &jt ' Marion Hon se, Salens. THE undersigned annonocw totha public f 'V that he has purchased the- well known 1 I tavern stand, called the Marion House, ia Sa- 1 I lem, together with the furniture and Bxtarea a tbereof. He will keep it in Unst rate style, aad iovttee tbe patroruwre of tbe public R. M. MAT. May 23. 1857. lltf Tnearnt blajilra frm nh .t fkm eJBea ' at tl per buadrea. ...