rt.
i UTTHBS OiT MAIIt t O.tlHAt T.
PROPOSALS fn centering lh mall of tit nnited
fltate from the 1st of July, l.",K, to 111 1st ol July,
lCl.oa the following route in the Tetritorie orOKU
OO.V and WASHINGTON, will be received at Ihe Cn
tnct Ollice or this lcpartnirnt until . a. m., nf th 1 5th
day of March aest, to be decided hy the lid of the
Mm month t m
OREGON.
11701 From Astoria, by Cathlamct, trash,. Ter., Oak
Point, Rainer, Oregon, Ht. Helen, Lake River,
Wash- Vancouver. rVmrte'a bland. Or., lurt
laad. Mflwaakte, and Oswego, Wash. Trr.. to
Oregon City. Or.. Ml mile and back, twice
week, la steamboat,
l-aave Astoria Tuesday and Paturdav at a n;
Arrive at Oregon City next dava by' 3 p m:
Leave Orea-oa Uity Monday and tnureday at T
am;
Arrir at Astoria nest dara hv s m :
Bida to ma by a dinVrent schedule will be eon
ft lv I (I
11701 From Portland, by Oreuta. IlilNlmro. Tualitln,
and Wapatoo, to Lafayette, U mtlra and back,
oace a week.
I- re Portland Monday al 7 in;
Arrire at Lafayette nest day by tf a n;
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 1 p m;
Arrire at Portland next day hy 4 p m:
1170) Front Oregon 1'ity, hy Yanihill. Biittevtlle.Cham
pnet. Faiructd. Salem, Kola, Independence,
Bloomington, I Jberty, and Albany, to Corval
lia, W mi lea and hark, twice a week.
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at 7
a mi
Arrir at Corral lit next da va hv S n m:
lave CorvallU Tuesday and Friday at 7 a tn;
Arrire al Oregon City next days Iv4 p m;
Front Corvalha. by Starr's I Vint. Franklin. Long
Tnm.NuisIaw, and Vom-alla, to Oakland, kH!
11701
raises, man nwv, DIM a Wee.
1-eaveCurvalli Wednesday at a m;
I'aaianu next any btrtpn;
1-eare Oakland Wednesday at am;
Arrire at Cm-valli next day by 6 p oi;
From Cnrvallts, by Kimiet 's. Murray's. Kn
City, Colt lire Grove, and' Coast Fork of Wl
1170S
Kngene
u m ... .
cue. w uaaiand, mil. and back, once a
Leave Corrallla Wednesday at 7 a tn;
Arrive at Oakland Friday hy t p tn;
1-eav I lakland Friday al 7 a n ;
Arrive at Corvalli Uondavs by p ni.
11704
. , iaviirur are invited.
trnn corrallia, by Soap Crrrk, I.ockiaroittc,
Itrtdgcport. Dallas, Ktna. 1'lum Valley, and
iijimi. to uiayette, mile and back, once
a week.
I-eave CorvallU Monday at a in;
Arrive at Lafayette next day by It tn;
Leave Lafayette Tuendav all p m ;
s.orvii nrxi uavsj liv 6 pm;
From Satrra. br Poakji Ferrv a'n.l Mouil Hood.
11707
to Ijtfavptf a iHiiu ..jkk . k
. - win bmii n, vmv a n vr-n
lare Salem Mondavi ill tin;
Arrive al Ijifayriir Tneolaya at C a m;
iMve Flravant Hill Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Salrm br 8 n m.
1170 Fmm Salrm. hy Saniiam Cr. Cenlral, Vah
Intrt Hi Bnlte, Ca'upnuia. I'nimt IVint. Fine.
i:mciie mm. .Mi'Kmzie. anil Kiicrne Ciiv,
9 to IMraant, 11.11 $0 mile and back, once 'a
!ave Slra Tu-,l,iy t 11 m:
Arrive at Piwint ,n r ri.lav hy 6 nm;
l.eave Fleaanl Hut Saturday al J? a m;
Arrive at Sai-tn Tur-.hv hv 10 a in.
U7M From North Canvonril.e. hi iile-,i:ii, Li l toil
l!old River JacknrilVI'Iinuii t.l.l.n.l VI. II
TIanuth. Cat., ami lleuler. t rrWa, Cal.. 1 to
nines ana nacx.onre a welt.
I.eareXonli Cnnyonville MonJav at a ra;
Arrive at reka next TiinrsU..y iiy p ni;
lave rvka Satuixlav at I a m:
Arrive at North Canvun iile next Toesi!av hy
pit; '
1110 Fmm North Canvonvillo.tirVi-rtlerrevV nonn.l
lYaine, Aider'Bnwk. U.ebiir. and U iutbrt-
ler to U.IUand. , mile and back, once a
weex.
Tave y.jrth l"anynnv:l!e Tbureday at 5 a m;
Arrive at OakUud bv A p ni;
1-cave Oakland Saturday at A a m;
.imre at -onn t anronville liv K n tn-
11711
From OakUad. by Krilos '. Ktklon, Si-Mt
Dar. ana t.aruiner City, to I m'l'ta Cilr, j
"t" uava, nce a wera.
lave Oakland Soturilay at li m;
Arrive at L'mpqtta City MonUav br 1 p m;
Leave L mpqna City 'ednejlav at 6 a in;
Arrive at Oakland nrxt .! i.r'k
1271!
From Allany. by Burlmvi and Harribnre. to
W ilUaette Fork, id m:J and back, imI. e a
teave Albany ThnrJ-ty at 6 am;
Arrive at iilamrtte Km In n-xt d-iv hv IS nt;
laye Wii'Umelle 1'ork? r'riday al l"p iji;
n.n.r mm jmiiwnv DtXI aiiv liv h n m;
1571J
rnm Fiirt Ortord. ILinilolph and Co Ray. to
Tr.nnrr . uy, m nine ana back, dice
week.
Ieave Fort Ocford Mondnv at 7 a m:
Arrive at ;rdim-r City Wednesdav bv 3pm;
Leave Gardiner City Tttnnday at ft ni:
Arnve at Port Orfonl Sjt. r.Tjv . s ,. m
lnp.weUta rno. ailr pavin c lUy. via
Mouth of Coonelle. and end at I'mmtii "itv
about the Mat distance aa adrerti.-d, ai ih
viletl. 11711
From Port Orfbrd. by Randolph and Ktnpire City,
b " ii iout. ami iiaca. once a week.
idiJer t- Ktate cheinle and distance.
WASHlXV.TOy.
117M From Cainer, Or., by Monticello. Wa-h. Trr.
Cavtle K.xk. Cowlitz. Ilichland. N'munim
lirand Monnd, and Sutler Creek, to Steilacoom
. Hy. 1 10 mihr and bock, ouce a week.
I -ear itainer. Wedueikiav at a ai:
Arrive .at Strilacoom City next Friday by 1
Leave Steitacoom City Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Itainer next Mondav i,r 1 n m-
Bids to extend to Seattle, 34 miles further w ill
be comudered.
117J1 From Vancouver, by Ca-ae, bi Wacopura.
vik-"", miiea ana Back, once in two
week.
Iave Vancouver every other Wednesday at 10
. . Arrive at Wascopnm next Fndty by 12 m;
Leave W acromial everr other Motidar at a a m
Arrive at Vancouver next WeduLy by a m:
Bida for mure freqoent trip will be oasi.ier-
e.
11751 From CowLU to BLe Fort Prairie, li mileaand
back, once a week.
Leave Co hi Tburwlay at 9 a m:
Arrive at B -ce Ftwt Prairie by 2 p m;
Leave &-e Fort Prairie Friday at a m;
Arrive at Cowl. ti by 2 p in.
117S34From Oak Point, by Boie Fort Prairie. tnC.rand
Mownd, 60 mile and back, once in two
week.
Leave Oak P.dnt every otlicr Frioay at a m;
Arrive at tirand atmnd next day by 4 p ni;
ln Grand Mound every other IWJacsUav at t
a m;
Arrive at Oak Point next day br 8 pm.
127i4 From Olympia, by Lat in and elm Prairie. b
Fort Montgomery, 40 mile and bark, once
in two week.
Leave Olypia every other Monday at 7 a m;
Amve at Fort Mont-rnmrry hy ti p m;
Leave Fort Montgomery every otiicr Taeday at
7 a m;
Arrive at Olymiiia by 8 pm.
117i5 From Olmyp'ia, by lii-u.-pHrt. Ovsterville. Che
nook, and Pacific City, to Ab.ria, Orejr ,
once in two week and back to Cheaook, and
onre a week the residue.
BiJder to tate diftance and sclicilnle of arrivals
and dpaiturea.
PropoKil to ma the entire route on.-e a week are
invited.
11755 From Olympia, l,y Arradil. to Oakland, sad
hack, once a week.
Bidder to rtate distance and chedi:le of arrivaN
and departures.
TXSTRITCTIOXS.
Containing condition to be inctm poraird in lit mitraeU
to tht txttut the drpartmrnt mag derm pmptr.
1. Scvea niinntea arc alluwcl t eacH intermediate
olfice. when nut otjiCi-wi.-e upeciQed, for awrting the
mail.
2. Railroad and pteamViat companies are required to
take the mall from, and deliver it into, the t offi
ces at the commencement and end of their route, and
to and fmm all ofikea not more than eighty rod from
a UaUonoT laodinf. Proposals may be luibmitted for
the performance or all the ide wrvice t!i;it is, fur offi
ce over eighty rods from a tation or landing.
S. No pay will be made r trip not performed; and
fut each urh omissions, not aatisfactorilr explained,
three time the pay of the trip may be dednctcd. For
arrivals ao far behind time a ta break connection
with depending mails, aud not miffleiently excused,
ne-foorta of the compensation for the trip is subject
o forfeiture. Induction will aim be ordered fora jriude
of performance inferior to that specilied in the contract.
.For repeated delinqnences of the kicd herein specified,
enlarged penalties, proportioned to tue nature thereof
and the importance of the mail, may be made.
4 For leaving behind or tbrowmir off the ma Hi. or
any portion of them," for toe admbwion of pa.wcngers.
or for being concerned in setting up or running atT ex
pre conveying intellijreace in advance of the mail a
ajnarter's pay may lie deducted. ' .
5. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificate of
postmasters, or the. affidavit of other credible t-rnii
for failing to arrive in contract time; for nepK-. tinp toj
HU IOC UliAil lima 'i ucrti.f i , iuhi m, liill '.f-;
mifferint; it (owin? either to tlie nosuitableness of the
place or manner of carrying it) t be wet, injured, de
stroyed, robbed, or l'-t; aud for n fuointr. after de
mand, to convey the mail as frequently as the contrac
tor rons. or w concerned in runninp, a coach, car, or
a steamboat on a route.
6. lbs Postmaster General may annul the contract
for repeated failure to rnn according to contract: for
violaii nj; the port office laws, or div.beyin? the infrac
tions ol the department; for refusing to discharge a
earner when required by the department to do so; f.n
assignine; the contract without the assent or the Post
master General for mnnini; an express as aforesaid; or
for transporting persons or packages conveying maila
ble matter out of the maO. '
Z. The Postmaster General mav order an increase of
service, on a route by allowing thereror a pro rata in
, crease on the contract pay. He mar change schedules
of departores and arrivals in all caes, and particularly
to make them conform to connections with railroads
without id crease of pay, provided the running time be
not abridged. He may also order an increase of speed
allowing within the restrictions of the law. a prorata
iucreae of pay f. the additional stock or carriers if
any The contractor may, bowever. In the rase of In
crease ot ieed. relinquish tlie contract by Klvl"K
prompt notice to the deartment that he prelera dolnn
it" to carrying the order lata euVt. The Pwtmaster
tleneral may alsa rnrtall or discontinue the service, iu
bole or til part, at pro rata decrease f pay, allowing
one month' extra compensation on the amount dispena
ed with, whenever. Iu his opinion, the public InterrsU
do not require Hie same, or In case he desires to super
sede it by a difTcrciit grade nl trantMrtallon.
8. PanicnU will be made for the service by collec
tion rroui. or drafts nn.MMtmaters or otherwise, af
ter the expiration of each quarter nay In February,
Mar. Augimt. and November. .
The distance are given according to the best In.
fbraiathin; but no Increased pay will be allowed should
they be greater than advrtlrd , if the points to lie su
plied be correctly stated. Bi.ldn- inform tktm.
trim on thi point and also in reference to Ihe weight
of the mail, the conditions of mads, hills, stream. Ac,
and all toll-bridges, ferries, orutbstnictlon of any kind
hv which expense may be Incurred. No claim for ad
ditional pay based on mirh ground ran he considered;
nor for alleged mistakes or misapprehension as to the
degree of service; nor for bridge dti-troyed, or other
oltslrurtion Increasing distance, occurring dining the
contract term. Olflee established after this advertise
ment 1 Issued, and also during the contract term, are
to be vhitrd without extra pay, if the distance be not
increased.
10. A bid received after the last day and hour named,
or without the guarantee required by' law, or that com
bine several routes In one sum of compensation, can
not be considered in competition with a regular propo
sal reannnble in amount.
11. Bidders should first propose for setvlce strictly
according to the advettiaement. and then, if Ihey de
sire, mrjtnratrly lor difl'erenl service; nml if the rrgulnr
bd le the loiet nlTered for the advertised service, the
other propositions may lie consldred.
It. There should lie' but one route bid for lit a propo
sal. 11. The twite, the service, the yearty pay. the name
and residence of the bidder, (thst i bis iisunl post omVe
address.) anil those ofeach niemlier of a llrni, where a
company oner, should be distinctly slated; aNo the
mode iif'coiivevaiire. If a hicher mode than hor-'eback
be Intended. Yhe word "a ith due releiity. ccrtaliitr,
and secuiity, inerti'd to Imlicale the ni'slu uf convey
ance. will r'onstitnle a "$lar hid.'' V hen a "star bid-'
is InU-ndrd, nospet lllc conveyance mu.t be nainrd.
II. Bidders mt reipirsli d to use. as'tar as practica
ble, the printed form of proixunls flunlshrd by the de
partment, to write nut Iu full the sum of their blds.and
to retain topics of them.
FORM OK PitOl'iMAL.
I, .of
-.cntmtvof -
-.Rlaleof .
propose to eomrv the mail of the Fulled State from
July 1.1-US. I ) June .10, hi;2.oii rmite No .from
to , acreealilyto Ihe slvcrllemenl ol the
Postmaster UeiH i-nl dated Oetolier 12, IsjT, and by Ihe
following nvde of conveyance, via:
for Ihe nnnual snm of dotl.tr.
This proposal U made with full Vnol-oVe of the
distance of Ihe route, the weight of the mail to be car
ried, and all the particular In reference to the route
and service, and also after careful examination of the
Inn and instruction attached to the adrcvtu-cnirtit.
Dated. (Signed.)
rr.nxTKF
Tie nndcrxi-ncd. residing at , State of
U'ideitake that, if the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route Xo be accepted by the Pmtinas-
tc Gem rat. the bidder shall, pnorto "the 1-1 day ol
An.'tit. 1."S. enter into Ihe n quiretl ubliatiou. on
contract, to perform the sei vice .proposed, ailli g'wd
A id -lll e:il. sureties.
This we do uadeilsndig d:tlnellv the nbligntlnns
and l.aStlitin a im .1 br guarnulor under the 27tli
iTt;-'nof the a-t of I'ongte of July 2. l.1il.
(iXiM-C by two guarantors.)
Paled.
CERTIFICATE.
The nnderl3-ned, pwlmater of . Stnte of
. . rriiile. under bi oath of office, that he I ac
q taintrd wiih the above Kunrtntor. and knows them
to be nu n of prerty, and able to make good the guar
antee.
l..bd
(Signed )
11. Alters.! 1i.lh mM nit be s.iVnittcd: nor sliould
bid onre sithmitVM he witltrswn
Fach bid nrt be guaraittied lv twrt ren-i'ible per
son, tieueral minrantcv lanie t ls admitted. The
'.id and guarantee hould be signed plaiulr with the
full name ot each person.
Tee department reserve the risrht to rcje.-t any bid
hi. h may be deemed extravaaanl, and also the" bin
o. failoia rout i-a dor and bidilers.
.. Tiie hid sli'Hil I Is- eal'd: iib-rile I Mail Prv
i isali. St its or Trrritory oi (a-tN cc may be)
a.blre-ed Secoml A--:tant lotm.vter tietiersl.'
t. onir.ict liSice. and sent bv mail, not iivor loan airrnt
and wtmaier w.ll n t enclasp prxxal (or letter
ot any kiroj) it incirnuaiieily ret'irn.
17. The eouti. t are to I exe-utcd an.l retnnied to
tlie ik-iKtrtnient bv r before the lt of Antu-t. I
b.it tlic servi,-e must be commenced on the 1-1 Jnlr. r
lie mail day next after that d.ite.wbcihrrllieo-wilract
be executed or not. N i ir. ;wsil n f.-r transfer will
be considered until the c nt!c ! ore executed and re
ceived at the cVpartmpnt; and then no transfers will
allowed iinlt- gioil and sulit. ieut reason therefor
are given, to ! determined bv the department
Is. Section Is of an act of Congres. approved March
a. !-.. provmes inst ro,trset lor tlie lranporliitlon
: the mail shall be e-t '-in every case tn the I wel
bidder tendering siifUcirnt cnweaut. es for faithful per
formance, without oliier reference to the mode of u h
trtnswrtation titan may be necessary-t i provide lor the
,ui cei-iii v. certainty, and seenntv or snen lraniort-
ti-in." I'ndcr this law a new dpcript:n of bids has
u.-s?a receivett. i her do not sis-city a mode of convey.
s-ice. but eniraie to take the entire m lit each trin with
ci briv.ccrt ainty. and sc-urtv. nsing the term of the
i iw. i iiese imu are tvie-t. trom ihe manner In which
llsey are desisnalcd on the hook ef the department,
"star bin. and they will b ccnlnte.l a providing
ft-r the conveyance of'lhe entire mail, however lirge,
sjid whstever may be the mode ncoes-arry to insure its
-csint.v. rertatnty, and sevuniy.
I . In all rase where Ihe lowest rrade il servtce V
believed to be snfflctenl.tlie lowest bid aill be accepted,
if duly guarantied. In preference to a "star" or iecinc
Dlil.
When the I wet bid I not a alar bid. and specifies
either no mode or an inadequate mode of conveyance
it will not ls accepted, but set aside tor a seciric bid
pmosinT i oe necessary service.
When tiie bid does not specif y a tnode of convey
ance: als. when it proposes to carry "acconling t
the advertisement, but a ithotit rh snacirlcation. It
w II be considered as a pnpo.l for horseback ser
vi.
20. A modification of a bid In any of Us essential
terms is t iitimo ant tie new bid, ami fjBTit he recede.
el. so n to intertrre with a regular competition, after
the lst hfnr set for receiving bids.
21. Postmasters are to be rareritl not, to certify the
sn (fictency of guarantor or sureties without knowing
that they are persona of Mifli lent reotisihiIity; and
ail lidder. guarantor, and sureties are distini-ttly no
tiiied that, on a ft. lure to rntrriiito or perform the ctn-
tract for the service proposed for in the accepted bids.
iiinr irKm iiaoiiiiies w euionii aaainsv inein-
22. Present cr.ntrartirs. and uersoua known at the
department, must, equally with oihers, procure gnsr
antors and rertificate of "their sufficiency substantially
in the forms above pn-acribed. The cei'tifii at uf snl-ticiem-y
mi-t be signed by a postuiiter or by a Judge
of a cvirt ol record.
AARox v. rtnowv.
Post master 'eiirrs 1.
Pcst Orucx PtriiTunr,
October 22. IV.7. 12 41
Notice.
"I1 F. judges of the Supreme Conrt.of tlie Territory of
X Oregon, asspmiiied at the seat of Govemiiient on
Ihe ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and fiftr
seveo, do lix aud apint Pistrkt ('unit-, to be held in
village of Roseburg, in tlie comity of Iimglss on the
tir-d Mondays. if March, May, September and Novem
ber, annual!)', until otherwise onlcrcd. aud do liiu.t the
duration of said term tix davs each.
t: Ka . II. W I I.I.I VMS. Chief J;itice.
4itf M.P. IEAIV, Associate Justice.
At Kucene UitT.
THE aubscrilier has at Kngene City, one of the liest
general assortment of li v lods. Groceries, Hard
ware. Boots and Shoe, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to be found in Oregon. He is con
stantly receiving fresh addilious to his stock, and al
ways keeps it up. My goods are now all received direct
from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent. All
kindsof farmer's produce received in exchange lor goods
pay higher prices for produce, and sell good cheaper
than any other store iu the Territory.
JlM'll 1KAU
Kugene City, Jn'y 1 , 13.W. liitf
Marion House?, Salem.
TH E undersigned nnnminces to the public
that he has purchased the well known
tavern stand, called tire Marion "House, in Su-
lem. together with the furniture and fixture
thereof. He will keep it in tirst rate style, nnd invite
the patronage of the public. R. M. MAY.
May 23, isst. ii"
IeiitistrT.
DR. J. U.CARnWEI.L. Dental Surgeon, Corvatlis,
in his profession, at Oorvallis. Kugene City, Win-
Chester, Seottburg, and Ja- ksonyille. Skill, unques
tionable: charires resiectable: work, warranted. Teeth
examined, and advice given free of charge.
lme notise giveu of rbange or ortlce.
April 2B, l'j.5. 7tf
Watcliniakin;.
TTTII.L1AM F. HIGH FIELD .Chronometer and Rj
V V Watch maker, Oregon City , to lie found at
sis old stand in front of the Lotted State Hotel,
te Main-troet House, where be can be constantly
found prepared to doanybusiness in bis line. Watches
cleaned and repaired on short notice and reasonable
terms. Alo a choice lot ol watches and jewelry lorsaic.
March 5, 157. Ij51
Aotice.
ZIOnVALLI.-s Ware House. No. l.we ofTerfor rent.
K-f ISAAC MOOKE. or
WAYMAX St. CLAIR.
In connection whh the above we have a pork bonse
and smoke bout for rent.
l'ta MOORE t Rt.CLAIB.
DRY-GOOIS for ladies and gentlemen. In great va
riety, at 2iitf MOORKS'
Orleans Warehouse.
O CLEANS Ware House, opposite Corvnllis. for rent
ltf ISAAC MOORE.
TV f ACKEREL and oodtiah, at
11
(42tf)
W. K. SMITH A C-s.
w
ANTED in exchange for cash or merchandise
20,000 lb, of bacon for which I will Dae the
nil
bet price. C. K.Cil.F..
m
The Graofonborff
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rheum, mercurial disease, cutaneou emptious. Sc.
THKUaiCRN MOl.vr ttJI OIXVMIWT.
lovalnablr for hum, wound, sprain, chilblain
sores, swellings. rot nl a. rt;. A a Pain Extractor.
it cannot be excelled, alt nliii immediate relief from
the most cxcruliatuig pains.
TtisnateiKssKRi: ivn:ruiYi mr.
Till extraordinary article Is a speedy and Infallible
remedy In luarrmiM, ivsrntery. I holer Morlui. Choi
era Iniantiiin anil the A-iatb- Cbi'l-ra, If taken with the
Mr-I i niptoms of Ihe disease. It l purely vegetable
in its rompoutiu.
Gityri tNnran hii hrkns' rtXAtta
For runinicr Cm pi tint and m'M diseases to which
ehiblren are subie-1. It true worth can never he set
forth in words, but it ran I fell aud appreciated hv
parents whose children have heeu saved. Xo Mother
sleMlld uc without it.
Ti na vu txsrec rtt.K ri.MtPV
Warranted a certain core for thi painful disee.
with the Oint'ncut there are vei v few case which call-
not I radical'y and permanently cured. A sursical
oissraiioB lor rue or I i-ii i sinsii i iie-er i resorien
to until thi Oiiitinent ha been t!iorihly tried. It
never fail ,
un Krrf nrn: r.n i.onnx.
For diseases of Ihe eve this l. tion bas no eins. It
is a eeilr awl positive cure for iiirt.iiniiiatlon of the
eyes, weakness, dimiics and fail ni' of sight. It Will
always 1 bciieitcul in acute luilaniuiatioii ol the eye.
anil sI-Ki a a wash on IntlaineU surfaces.
casKFKvarno m i:a mi sure rtt.ts.
A speedy and positive etire for Ibis ilistresstint com-
in inn. tin-serins ure c mill se.l prinriitaiiv t uai
nine, with other vegetable tomes, antispasmodic and
felirifuire arln I--. Thoilsand have been permanently
rurcil liv llieir use.
mri t r.KKii coMi urTivit tut u.
Sovereign in all llronchial and I'ol'n oiarv ieae.
It Is, lierond alt question. I me that Consumption is a
curahli! 'dieae, and the Ctmsumptive's UjIiu is the best
curative ever u-ei.
ea.tKtKNBKRii iiavi.rn Birrras.
These Hitter are kilU.lly and rb-mntly prepared
from a mtni'er of tiirigorating healthy rst. lurk.
herlv and vine. An iuvalintble tonic and health re
storer.
caaerrNBERG KivrALnr nKit.rn.
A handsomely printed v Imneof 300 pages, contain
ing concise and extreim ly Itin description of all
manner of disease, their symptom and treatment.
Every family should have oiie. Price only ?.t cents
It will I sent, post paid, to any ot ofrb-e in Califor
nia or Oregon, on Ihe receipt of 2i rents by mail orex
press. Address Redl-i-rton X Co., San Francisco.
The OraHenhers Medicines are for sale by all Drug
gist and Apathecarie thmnghout the country.
General AgMit for California and Oregon
liEPIMiToNA Co..
Wh"lcsal.s Pruggist.
No. 107 I lay street.
Surrn Ptvis Agent, Portland.
San Francisco. Dee. 12. Ii7. 6mll
I. P. Fisher's
A DVERTISIXi: Agriny. San Frncico-No. 1711
J. Washington st reet, up stairs, nearly opiKtsite I''
Maguire's 0era lloftse.
U P. FISHER i Ihe authorized Agent of the
Kr.;o. SrtrtisviAx;
Matysville Herald;
Sacramento I'nion;
San Jiswinin Republican. Stockton;
Paciiic Metholit. Sbs-kbm;
Sonora Herald:
Nevada Jonrnsl:
lira Valley Telegraph;
lied Rlntr Iteacon:
Colombia f'ar.ette;
Mountain Deaiis-rat,Pl.tceryille;
TiKilniniie Courier;
Cnlvaret Chrunirle, Mokelnmne Hill;
FJ lMr.ulo IVni s rat;
Shaa Courier:
Mariposa Onaette:
Yrel:a Weekly I'nion;
Trinity Jonnul. Wearerville;
Iowa llill News;
We'kly Ledscr. Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County JiMtrnal:
Folsotn lisMitch:
California Milling Journal;
I. Anrcles Star;
Santa Itarliara iJ.izcttc;
San Diego Herald;
Aimed C unity ;ar.ette;
Placer Courier. Yankee Jim's.
Napa Cmiiity lleporter;
Sierra letn"rat, Downicville;
Humboldt Times;
liiiou;
Oregonian, Portland, O. T.
Pacitie Christian Advocate, Salem , O. T.
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville. O. T.
Pioneer and IVemoerat. Olympia. V. T.
Washingtim Ttepiiblibau. Stcilacoom, W. T.
Pnvnesjaii. Ilonoluhi, S. L:
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu S. I.
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
ADVKRTISIXt! IN THS ATLANTIC STATES.
L. P. F. has'noiv completed his arrangements for
the forwarding of advertisement to all the principal
largest circulating Jmirauls aud Newspaper published
in the Atlantic States.
A line opportunity is here offered b those who wish
to advertise in ny part of the Utiioii, of doing so at
the lowest rates, and in a prompt and satisfactory man
ner.
Anaaist2."i. IS.".". 24tf
New Goods at New Prices.
117 K. SMITH Co. wcuM inform their patrons.
V . and the iiublic generally, that they have lust
received a large audition to their stock of goods, which
they will exchange for prmlure, or cash, on the most
favorable terms. Tbey have now a complete assort
uicuk ui ury. goous, wuicu ti.ey wilt sell
Chezjter than any othrr ttort tn Sorat.
Their stock of boots and shoes i equal to any to be
found iu Salem, consisting of men's and boy's coarse
and tine hoots, men's and lioy's shoes; ladle' boots,
shoes, aud slipper, children and infants shoes men's
Ladies, and misses rubber overshoes, and in short, any
thing in the boot and shoe line that can be desired.
Their stock of groceries is also full, consisting ot
coffee, green aud black teas, crushed and brown sugar,
syrup, saleratiiH in bulk, cream of tartar, salt, soap, to
bacco, sago, starch, tapioca, macaroni, raisins, and
sweet oil, all of which will be sold cheap fur cash or
country produce.
I'nrcnasers will ao weii to can ana examine our stoca
liefore ourchasini? elsewhere, as we are determined to
give our customers satisfaction in the quality and pri
ces of our goods. -1-tf
Boot and Shoe Store.
FREDERICK WIC KM OX would announce
to the citizens of Salem, and tlie surround- f&l
tag country, that he have taken a store on the ' ItC
east side of Commercial street, north of the postofBce.
where he will keen cifeistautlv on band a full assort
ment of every kind of boots and shoes, both custom and
sale work, which be will sell at the lowest living pri
ces. Being a practical workman, all orders for the
manufacture or repair cf work will be complied with,
and the work done in a substantial and workmanlike
manner. Give me a call and examine my atork.
FREDERICK WICKMOX.
Salem, March 1?, f57. I3tf
m
If. II. Cranor,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Albnny.O.T.Feb..lB6H. U
Medical.
TAfMV. Mo A. FEE. M. !., Physician and Burgeon.
OmVe over Star, llarnard ft Coa Store, Front St.,
Monroe, Ronton Co., O. T. 3m47
Dr. H. It. Fncklen,
OFFICE,
ALEM, OREUOX TERRITORY.
Salem, November 0, H57. 3.Uf
'IVllllftm C. Urlawoltl fc to.,
M
ERCH ANTS, SALEM, OREOON TERRITORY.
w.c. iiHiHwoi n, 22tf o. a. woonwowrn.
Aledlcal Notice.
fnilE siiMrrilM-r, would Inform the Inhabitant that he
X is at his old stand, ready to attend to all call in
his profession ; also he has on baud a well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicine, with a well
asorted supply of Syrrnges, all of which he will dispose
of on reasonable terms. W. WARREN.
Salem lleremher 2. l".b Sstf
" V. II. RlnKern, M. D.
1HYSICIAN and SiirgcMi. Olllce In my new build
.1 tag. on Main street, two doors north of Dr. J. S.
Mclleeiiy's rlrc-pmnr bull. ling ; where I will lie found
when not professionally engaged. I will keep constant
ly on hand a ftedi supply of l'rug and Medicine
which I will willow for cash.
Corvalll. Iec. 9. IW.ii. ' 3!tf
Mcilietl flollrf.
DR. R. W. SHAW, late of San Franciscn, Csllfonila,
oiler his professional services to the citizens to
Salem and vicinity, ana respeciiuiiy atiiirua a snare iu
public favor.
mr Olllce at Reed and Fellow' drug store.
Hy It. W. SHAW.
ATroasKr and cot'ssEi.i.oit,
TT S. Supreme and other Court. Olllce Engcue
J . City, Lane C.uinty, Oregon Territory. Also
Commissioner of IVeds lor New York, Connecticut. Ac,
August ?H. l".'ul. 2 ltr
Wallamet University;.
SALH.M, OUKUOX.
'pill' FACl'l.TY diMlng the present year will con-
1 Sl-tof '
Hi-v. F.S. Hoyt. A. M., President nnd Acting Profess.
or of Aneletlt Language ttltil Matlleinallrs.
C. H. II ill. A. H .- I'roressir ol Natoral Science.
n'T.'.' Teachers of Cn,n.o.Es,ih.
Mi Sarah H icklngham, Teacher of Instrumental
Music.
The Coi.lkiiiatk lt:rATMFxT of His Wallimet I'ni-
versit v bn ls-cn nr.anizsd. Young men designing to
pursue a regular C iure of Study, are Invited to avail
themselves of the advantmres iittorded by this Institu
tion. All atail ible reMirce a ill be made use of to
meet the want of St'ldent. KAort will be continued
to secure a suitable end iwmeut ;and no pain will be spar
ed in olilainiiig competent and cxperienrcu Instmclor.
1 lie Coll 'giate rar is divided iubt thrrt trrntm, com
mewlnir as loll ws:
The llrsl term oa tlie 3d Thursday in September.
' second term on tlie I nt Jaiiuaiy.
' thin! last " " April."
The llrst two tern are fiflttn tel eucA; Ihe third.
efrrvn trrrk.
YaraTioNS. Tlore will be two va-atinns In the
year: orie. Iu April, of ico iee..V, aud one, iu the sum
mer, of mne teee;.
Tt irioN will lie ot the raje ;f fl per week, or 510
per annum.
THE OUKCOS INSTITl'TE. Thk Piikpahstobt
)r.rBTsj::NT.
TrB. -The A-ademic year Is divided hito rot a
Tkbs of etrrvt teef A a psra.
The Arst term begins on the I ist Thursday of August.
second term liccin on the 2d " " Novem.
" tiiir.l : I ist " Jannnrr.
foert'i ' " " " last " April."
VacxTiiis There will Is? two vacatbins In the year:
one In Apnl, of fire rerit; and one in the summer, of
ir teerts.
Ti trios will le paid at the beginning of each Term
in aiiitiir. at the lull i: g rates:
In l-tiiguaues, lllclu r Matlieuiatic A Cheni., t!0 00
Other siud'es of lb Ai-adeuiic liviion, . . 7 50
C'imiiioii English Divisiuu,. . .-. 0 50
" Primary " 5 50
For use of the Piano 2 50
liistnimeiit.il ntu-iit', 10 00
t. Instruction in vs-al music is given Mall the
tmli-ilts,vs. ttf cAargc.
Aimisstox. stuil'-nts will lie admitted at any t me:
and will I eh rned for tuition front the lime Ihey en
ter oelv. Imt their progress will be ereatly prmi'jled
by eab-rmg early in the Academic year.
"In esses win-re. from necessity, students leave liefore
the end uf the term for which ajment has been m de.
a iie-t proportion not more than three fonttlis uor less
than nue-luurth of tlie t'lilion lee will be tclunded.
Student are nol nliowed tn l-save jii't lief.ire examina
tion. Patron a ho are Inattentive to this point, iuttirl
rreat injaiy upon both the student and the lu-titu
tion.
llotsniM:. Young gentlemen and ladies can o'.itaiu
lioard al rvassinV'le rates with private famires.
Coiasit nr Srt nv A Couie of Study ha Issen
adopted for both liie ColVglale and Preparatory le
partmeiits. well cal nl ated to e-ure rife scholarship,
mental discipline, ami a preparation for the active ds
tiesot l.fe,
A lils-ral Course of Study lis been sd opted for young
ladies who desire t ) old ain a Ihoumgli H w ation.
aw A Plpbuna will be awarded tj all who shall
complete the prescrits-d course.
The linrcsMitvT will lie iareiitn hut strict aim
ln roust snl I v at the formation of correct habit of
Self tlovemmeiit. Cnrctul attentlou will lie given t
manner and morals.
SfiioL.tBsiiirs. perpetual, or for the perhM of ten
year, securing tuition nt very reduced rntes. can be
purchased. For further particulars apply to the Presi
dent. Per order of Executive. Committee.
F. S. HOYT.
Sec. Hoard of Trustee.
Salem. Pec. 10. 1S57. ltf
New Constitution for Oregon.
TEbeg leave bi ann.nince to the public that we
V are just receiving a large and wel' selected bick
or good Imm San Francisco, which ha Isren selectctl
with great isre bv Mr. Alexander, who ha been attend
ing that market for some time, therefore we can safely
say to the public that we tail, aud will sell, good a
low lit wholesale or retail
AS ANY HOUSE IN OREGON.
We will take in exchange foe good all kind of pro
duce. X. B. We will also pay cash for all kind of pro
duce, lo-wif:
Wheat. Fl mr. Huttor. F.ggs. Raoon. Pork. Lard.
Oat. Ac, Ac-Ac.
All who wih to purchase, will do well to call and ex
amine before purchasing elewhrre.
Our sbs-k consist of every thing In the line that this
market callsfor ta-wit:
Orev, White. Red and Illue Rlankets;
Coat. Vest. Pants, lint, uiol Hat covers;
I'ndcrand Over shirt. Wool and Cotton;
- Ever-description of WhiteShirts;
teen Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery;
II sit. Shoes coarse ami fine:
llrogsn Calf. Kip and Cowhide;
Wool Plaid. Mcrinisi. Pelains. late patterns
In short every kind of niece goods, and the REST TEA
ever shipped to this mniket.
,.M1 t Ctiar Fumbles, llinoill " . u mm
ir tlivc us a call, and see for vourelve.a
AI.EXAN'PER A MiEWAN.
Corvallis. Oct 1!. 1K.M. 33tf
New Arrival of Jewelry, &c.
JUST FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
J.
ROSENTH AL informs bis patrons and
frieuds. that he ha just returned from
San Francisco with a select ao-tincnt of Jew
elry. Musical Instruments. Cutlery, etc., and
oner them for sale ut his store on Front street.
tf One door below lr. Cisiflibs' office.""
J E V ELKY.
fluid and Silver watches; Hold aud Silver chains;
Oold bracelets; Hold ear-rings: Hold breastpins; (.old
Hnser riue: Lockets: Hold pens aud nsnctls; toibl
sleeve buttons; Silver and Plated ware: fancy goods
nnd perfumery.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Fifes; a large assortment of
Acconleons, Ladies work boxes of all kinds, Oold and
Silver snectaclca. Oold and Silver spoons. Cutlery,
Clock nn eudlcss variety. Ac, Ac.
- Watches, Clocks ami Jewciy repairca, ana au
kinds of Jewelry made toerdcr.
S tr All or my work warrantedat
5-Pon'trorgct"The Sign or the Big Watch."-:
CorvallU, Oct. 21. 1S57 33lt
lllacksniitlis and otUers, Look.
ALLAN McKIN'LAY VO. have now on nana a
large and well selected stock or
Bar Iron. Cast Steel,
Horse shoe do., Herman do..
Nail rod do., Plough do.,
I'l lie .1,1.
And intend to keen un the assortment so as to suit the
wants nf customers. Give us a call, aud you will find
that wc not only have the ftillest stock, tint will sell
" as cheap as the cheapest." We are constantly receiv
ing addition to our assortment, so as to replace what
is sold.
Oregon City. Pec. 23. 1S3C 41tf
J&S. K. KICnSRDS,
' JXO. WCCRAERK.
( Portland. O. T. f
ban r rancisco.
Richards & McCraken.
C0MMISSI0X MERCHANTS. andVobbers in Oregon
Flour, Grain, Produce, Fruit, Pork, Bacon, Lard,
Ham. Ac., Ac. Orders for Oregon trade promptly at
tended to. Liberal advances made on consignments.
Mo. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco
January 27, lisoi. 4Utf
Look. Here!
w
E have just received 88,000 lbs. of ground alum
salt, wbicb we are selling at (.1 .no per hundred.
(jRISWOLD & CO.
WANTED in exchange for cash or merchandise, 100
bushels of good apples, to be delivered by the
ltb of A njrust bigliest price paid. O. E. COl.
A Word to Free and Blare State
. . !. '.'r ' "
THE question aa to whether a man ran be a consist
ent democrat and vote for a free State, la a ques
tion ror politicians to dispute about at pleasure. But
tht aurttion as to where both free and slave State men
can buy goods rhmp, la the one that the entire people
of Oregon are Interested In.
The man that pay high rents, " fare sumptuously
every day," and aluive a 11 credit out hi goods to those
who are slow pay. must of necessity sell good high,
nr he will " go In." While he who sell for eatk down
and nn grumbling, ran afford to sell low.
There are ten stores In Corvaliis, all selling on a
credit system. Now, 1 propose to make mine a CASH
BTOItK, and those who have any Cot or Product to
tmrehase good with, ran liuy of me in per cent lower
linn they could if I was doing a credit business. The
man who pay for hi good when he purchases them,
will not have to pay higher than they are really worth
to make g'xl those accounts that are not paid for In a
long time, and In some instance not paid for at all.
And this work no hardship to those who wish to
buy on rredit, for there are nine other stores In town
where gooiN ran lie bought nn rredit, by paying a lit
tle more than they are worth. The other merchants
In town are a very clever net of fellow, and to them I
commend those who have nol the 1 ready' to btty with ;
while to those whn have
Cash, Butter, Eggs. Pork, Bacon, Wheat, Oats, Shin
gles, Wool, etc., (don't mean credit) come to me,
I Intend to sell you goods at LOW RATES,
without regard to ruling prices l:i town.
I am just receiving a large and well-selected stock
of goods, consisting of
pry Own!,
Groceries,
limits and Slloe,
Clothing,
ltirensware.
Hardware,
. -lad in fact
EVERYTHING
to supply the wants of the people of freon, a follow:
Poinestlcs, brown and bleached : Ticking, heavy and
medium; Kenim. heavy and medium; Print Merri
mack, Cocheru, Ac; ie laiiues all wool and half
wool; Alpacca a great variety ; Merino rrencn
and English ; Silk black dress ; Velvet various col
ors; SatinctU from 50 rents to tl ,W per yard ; Lln
cy a bilge stock ; Plaids nn assortment ; Flan
nel red. white, blue, yellow and gray; Tuweline;
Table Lluen. and red Rlankets. In a word, a general
assortment of staple and fancy dry goods.
anovERiicfi.
in, noo salt, Liverpool Mmn,
6.0IMI ,o collee, best Rio,
6.11011 do augur, brown and white,
l.onn o tea, iu caddies and In bulk.
Alio il- fiee, t'arolina,
flisi Ho stileratiis. pure It-istoii.
fioo t- t'Miaeco, pure leaf ami Onlden ISate,
fiu kegs E. II. syrup, 3 gallt. Seth Adams,
d'i do do 8 do do do
l(Ml Ihixc adamantine candles,
75 d pale snap HiM' and Fay",
2 do -pickles, gall, liherkins,
20 do pie Iniit, as-H'ted,
10 do oy.lers, Baltimore cove.
"j d ot. sardine, hlf. and 'jr. boxes,
10 dj yeast powders, Ac,
together with..
Cntsnp,"
Mustard,
Splee,
Cinnamon,
Prune.
Peppersniice,
Clove.
IVpper,
Sola,
Indigo,
Cream Tartar,
' Alum.
liiWnod. Madder,
Uoiax, Chalk, Beeswax, Matches, Ac.
VIMTHIXti.
Coat, vest and pant. all kinds : India rubber coats
and punts; red. blue aud grey oversbirts ; overalls
iirey denim ; undershirt -i and drawers ; while and cal
iio shirt; ehe, k hirU aud bkkory shirt; silk un
dershirts and drawers ; .t) d . ladle base ; SO il n.
mens bull hi-e, a .ie.it variety; buckskin, kid and
thread glove ; goautltt buckskin and kid. ladvcd,
eveiytiiiug in ladies and cents furnishing liue.
BOOTS AXO SHOKS.'
Mens heavy, medium and light b.eits ; boys medium
Nit : tiiiiincd kip and cowhide brogsns ; cloth top,
tnd patent leather eaiter : calf and heavy shoes ;
ladie gaiters, buskin and shoes; mise gatter. bns
in and shoes : cliiliiens gaiter, bti.-kin a'ld allocs ;
iu fact, every style of hoots and sin?, cheap.
Crockery aud gls. ware.
Bin ket and woodcu ware.
Brooms nnd window sash. .
Churns and tubs,
Clot ks and looking gUissc..
luiwirjRK or au. Ktsns.
Carpenter' and blacksmiths" t-sd ; cut. wrmTut.
ind bore-she nail; axes, hat-'bets, and baoimers.
adse. auirers. and broad ux. planes., plane bits and
spoke nosers, ilrawins-kitives and pruning knives,
ut -her knlve and e ket kuivi-. crrviug knives, and
knives anil fork, screw, larks, brad and bulls, b-k,
latc'iesand bo lb--, tile bs-k. chest locks and pail licks
everything usually found iu a harilwarestore, inclad-
"K lltO. AXD STEEL.
Iron axle, steel spring, cat steel and plough steel,
.-arii.ia'e bolt and wagou Ikixis. biacksittit,.isT hand
hammer, blacksmith' shoe hammer, masons stone
taiiuner. strap billies, d'jr binges and trowels.
1 keep a grocery bre.
A dry good store,
A hardware store,
A clothing store.
A bool and shoe store, and
A general VARIETY STORE.
If any body can sell cheap, I can sell clieaer. My
notl vbsap as the chcaet. and a little cheap
er. Come aud see. I'ost yourselves up ou prices at
the other stores then buy of me.
If you will exsmine my good and prices, yon cannot
go awav dissatisfied. 11. 1 COLE.
CorzallK Sept. . 1S57. 2iitf
INotice.
For Sale oi liirnp ns ibe Cheapest, and for Cash,
or Orrson rrotlare.
r 11 AYE received by bark N'ahnmkeag. Halcyon, and
steamer Columbia. Inst arrived, a fresh h'C.f groce
ries, Ac. which, added to my former stock. offer a good
an assortment in groceries, provisions, paints and oils
I are to lie found in the Territory, to wit:
5.0011 His. China No. 1 sugar.
,0l lbs. bct Rio green coffee,
2.-.0 ll. Java "
2,(HI lb. Manilla N'o. I sngar.
J.imki lbs. X. O. aud S. I. sugar in bid, and keg,
l '.O lls. black pepper (round)
20 Isn gr. spice.
' 2'M) lb. Allspice, (round.)
10 doa. Eng. and Am. mustard in glass,
6 " pie fruit
& " Tresh peaches "
5 " tomato catsup in cases ea. in glass.
It ' Cayanne pepjier (in glass)
11 " Fresh Baltimore coveoysters 2 Ibcans,
5 libster., fresh in 2 lb can,
A brooms,
3 " painted pails, (3 h'Siped.)
6 " W. Collins A Co. axes, with and with-
bandles,
3 " ax handles,
oU lbs. Borax,
50 lbs. Hum camphor.
AO boxc ad. candles U s. 20 aud 40 ea.
20 " Hills A Colgate's Xo. I soap.
1 " Olive oil " Splagnolia brand,"
5 " Cream Tartar,
10 " Salaratus,
10 kegs
5 Sla,
20 chest, old and young hyson, gun powder,
Imperi&l and Oolong teas, in bulk and iu 1
2 lb caddies,
, 100 half boxes sardines,
10 l.herkins in 1 gals.
20 Tobacco" dilT. brands,"
HO doz. papers smoking "
20 boxes mat' hes,
2 bags nutmegs,
300 lbs. Carolina and China rice,
200 gals, sperm and polar oil.
150 sacks Liverpool crd. and S. I. salt,
11 linirhbls- Stuart's crushed sugar,
20 kegs ' Seth Adams" syrup in kegs,
2 bbls. pure cider vinegar, dried apples Ac.
Also a general assortment of paints, paint oils, win-
dow glass and nails, to wit :
sun gais. raw ami tinnoura on.
20 Copnl varnish,
SO Snirifs turpentine.
50 Is.xcs German glass fiX 10, 10VS 12. 10! 14,
lt 10, &o.
Pry nnd mixed paints of all colors, and any quantity.
A good assortment of paint and other brushes; also
a good .'ssurtmeut of Boots and Snorss.
1 have or Oregon produce. 3.500 lbs. Oregon A No. 1
butter, 0 to 8,000 I lis. baron, ham, shoulder, and sides,
.10 bushel beans, 21 bushel peas, 50 bushel buck wheat
tloiir. SOsacKs t. r . Hour, oats, timothy seed, nnit any
quantity of tirst rate potatoes. J. X. PRESCOTT.
Oregon City, Feb. 9, 1S57.
51tf
Bakery and Confectionery.
THE undersigned would announce to the public that
they have established themselves in the baking and
confectionery business t Salem, on Commercinl street,
second door north of the Union House. A thorough
experience nt the baking business they trust will enable
litem to give suiisiacuou to tucircusioiucrs. -ni oruers
promptly tilled.
Groceries and Fruits, will also he kept constantly on
hand. McGIXSA BYRN E.
April . 1.. "tf
. Storasc! Storage!
WE are prepared to store all kinds of farmers pro
duce, on the most liberal terms. Also to attend
to nil kinds of commission and shipping business. Our
warehouse is situated immediately nn tlie bank or the
river, at the steamboat landing. And in shipping or
receiving goods or produce, uuattended with expense
oi drayagc. BEACH HOGCE.
Aioany, tsepi. in, i.-k. zimti.
Salem Market.
THE subscriber, proprietor of tile Salem Market, in
the center or the town , is happy to inform the pub
lic that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of all the
varieties or meats, fresh and pickled. He also has the
various kinds of vegetables in their season. Beef will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters, 6 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents; and iT you want a choice piece, I shall
charge yon a tit a pound.
All kindsof farmer's produce and grain received: in
exchange for meats. THOMAS CROSS.
Salem. July V, ihjo. I7tl
THERMOMETER CHURNS, just received and for
sale at PSJ W. C. ORKWOLDS CO'
LledicaL
irC s 'Si
DR. Ii. J. CZAPKAY S
PRIVATE medical and surgical Institute. Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite pacific Mail
Steamship Co' olllce, San Francisco, California. Es
tablished In 1H54, for the permanent cure of all Private
snd Chronic Disease, and the suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician L. J.CZAPKAY,
M. P.. Inle in the Hungarian 'Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician tn the 2)lh Regiment or Honveds, chief Sur
geon to the Military Hospital nf I'estlt, and late Lec
turer on Pisseasc of women and children.
TO TIIE AFPLKTFP. Ir. L. J.CZAPKAYretums
bis sincere thank to bis numerous patients for their
pntronate. aid would take this opportunity tit remind
them Unit he continue t icnnuiltut hi Institute for the
enre of Chronic diseases of the Lungs Liver Kidneys.di
getive and genitive organs, nnd all private disease,
via : Syphilitic ulcers, gonorrhoea, gleet, strictures,
seminal weakness and all the horrid consequence of
self abnse, and heliopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many jears, will continue
to ensure him a share of public pa-tronage.
By the practice or many year in Europe snd
the United States, and during the Hungarian war and
campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most effl' lent
and successful remedies acninst diseases of all kind.
He nse no mercury charge moderate treats bis pa
tient in a correct and hotiorab'e war has references
of tmque.tinua'de yeraiity from men of known respect
ability and blah standing iu society. Ail parties con
sulting him. by letter or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentle-t treatment, and implicit secresy.
To tmk LaniK or Ourjius aio Cai.ikorni. L.J.
CxarrAr, M. P.. Physician Surgeon and Accoucheur in
vites tile n 1 1 cut ion of the sick and afllicteil females la
boring under any of the various form of diseases ol tlie
brain, lung, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
ney, and all disease peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is effecting more permanent cures than any other
uhvsician iu Oregon or California. Initio false delicacy
prevent you , lint aoply Immediately, snd save yourself
ironi p:ituiui snn'-riotr atii premature ileatn. All mar.
ried ladie, whose delicate health nr other cin-nm-tanee
do not allow to hare an incrca-e la their families should
write or rill nt Pr. L. 3. Oipkar's Medlcrl In-titute,
Sacramento st.. lie low Montgomery, opposite P. M. S.S.
Co s .liee.and they will reneire every posobie relief and
help. The doctor s I IIH'-es are so arranged that he ran
be consulted without molestation. I'2ni3
w Al coMsultati in Iby letter or otherwise.) free.
Addre-a tu Pit. L. J. r ZA I'KA Y,
Medii-sl Inslitote. San Francisco, ( al.
R" ErltKATii.l:nixsrTNcEn7r
I.lhK Below we publish the certilicates- of two
of the sufferer from the pang of disease, who having
recovered their f'-nner health, and impelled by grati-t-ide.
make known their rae and remedial agent, and
their statement are authenticated bra Notary Public.
The rhwiaiidi of S,K.-icty imperiously command their
put li. ily. a d we rouruciid liicir pernsal t tiie atten
tion of all ofiii t-d :
CERTIFICATE-.
Tlie nudcr.l.meil. desirrvn of a -luamltng those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly sfllicted.
where a permanent relief of their angering may be
obtained, lii-li it hi duty to tint pubh.-lr express:
hi mo-t sincere gratitude t dr. L. J. Cxapkay.fi-rthe
permanent recovery f hi lie.iltli. Rome down bv the
distressing symptoms incident tt Ihe vicious practice of
uncontrollable p.iiou inyoi.tii ; deprc-sed in body and
mind ; unable to jierform even the ml triflme" duty
impsiss! iiKn the daily avocations tf lire, I sought the
advice of many phrsii ii.ns. who at rii-iit itgun!-d mv
disease as of lri!l::;2 iuiportauc-e butr'; altera tew
week, and in several ntstan'-es m-uitii. o. 'K-ir treat
ment, 1 buii'd to my unutterable leirr- r. thi.t instead of
relief, the symptom lieai!ie more alarming in their
torture : anil l-ing. ti l l by one that my lii-ea-e. being
prin ipally confine. 1 to the brain, medicine would lit ut
I ttf" eoTieMcfi-'e. I despaired of ever regaining my
health, strength afd enenrv : and. a I wt n-smt, and
with but a taint hope, railed njuin Pr.Czapkar. who.
arter examining my case, prescril'd seme tnediriue
which almost inetaiitly relieved me of the dull pain
and dizitine-- in mr bead. Kn--onm?ed by Uii result,
I resiived to l.ice myself itninedist' ly under hi care,
and by a strit I lil-ciitence to bis diret ;i':i nnd advice,
my head is-amscle-ir. my idn col'it-ted. the constant
pain in my back and gcio. the weakness of my limb,
ihe nervous reaction of my whole body on the slight
est alarm r ex. he meet; the rris-intbropy and evil
foreb"Kli!i-f'': !! self distrust and want of "con fid nee
in others; the i'tcapacily to study, and want of refla
tion; the frightful, exciting, and r.t trmes pleasarable
dreams at niirht. followed by involuntary discharge,
have nil disapii-earcd: and in fact, in two months after
bavins consulted the liv tor. I felt a if in-pirwl by
a new lire that life which, but a short time ago, I con
templated t end with my own hand.
With a view to guard the tmfoitunate from failing
into Ihe snare of inroinpetent rpiai k. I deem it my
duty to i.rfer this testimony to Ihe merit and skill of
dr. Cxapksy, and rreoiumend him toaii who mayi-tand
in need of ui.-tli---l sdvice, beim asurel by my own
experience, that nin e under bis care, a radical and
permanent cure mill be eflectcj.
R. F. Fll.I.HORE.
State of Califurni.t, Comity of San Francisco. Sub
serilwd aud sworn to before me. Ibis lTlli day of April,
LIMDM. (Signe-t)
JOHX MIPPLETOX. L.N.
Xotary Public.
C A ltd.
Promjited by an honest desire of my heart. I wMi to
lay before the public a case which deserves a high com
mendation, not ouly a an act ot scientific skill, tut
that of humanity, also. A Unit two years ajo, I sud
denly and Irom causes unknown to me wa seized with
a lit or KriLErsT. alii. b. owing to my iraLility to meet
the expense cone-'Uent upon a thopmgb mcdn-al treat
ment, and the discouragement which I met with on
attempting it. non became snrli (as I was then led to
lielieve,) as to defy the skill nr any physician. I was
rreqneittly. while in" pursuit of my calling, thrown down
to the ground without the slightest waiving, and al
though insensible to the agouies.yt't I despist d the mis
cry of my existence. While in this slate, and having
previous to my aHh-lion tasted tlie sweet of life, 1 once
more was induced Pi attempt seeking aid nf a physician,
and. by recommendation, called unoa Ir. L. J. t'xap
kay. 1 told him my cirenmt.inees. and my inability
to reward bim for "his service regardless or which,
however, lie at once nndcrtook "Vny ca.:e. and with the
blessing of God, I w.is on:-e more rest ired to erfect
health. I'nable to reward him for'tbe Imon which I
enjoy at pre-iit. and yet ennscions of my indebted
ness. I rnnsidtr it due to myself and to all kfHicted. to
make the case public, in order that thise in need of
medical advice may Ond a physician in whom every
coulideuce can be placed.
MEYER YAI5LOXSKY. is.
State of California. (
County of San Francisco. (
Sulwrribcd and sworn t before me this first day of
August, A. d. ISiO. Gilbert A. Gbast.
Xotary Public. i s.J
SPKRMATORl.HlEA.or Iocal Weakness.nervons de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and incapacity for labor and
study, dullness of apppctite. loss ot' memory . aversion to
society, love ol solitude, timidity, sell-distrust, dizzines,
headache, pains in the side, affection of V eyes, pim
ples ou the face, sexual and other infirmities in man. are
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician and
surgeon. 1 J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases
is new (unknown to other) and hence the great suc
cess. All cons'iKat'cns, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZA PK AY, M. P..
Sn Francisco. Cal.
Tbe Greatest Discovery of the Age.
GREAT Blessings to Maiiklu.l! Innocent bnt Potent
PR. CZ.VPKAY'S PnorHiLACTicrit, (self-disinfco-ting
agent.) a sure preventive -against Gonorrhoea
mil, Syphilitic diseases, and a ceit.iiu and unsur
passed rcniedy for all venereal, scrofulous, gangreno-u
and cancerous ulcers, freted discharges from vagina,
utenis and urethra, nnd all cutanous er.iptions and dis
ease. As innociilatmn tspreventive agamstsmall pox,
so is dr. Czapkay' Prophylacticnm a preventive against
Sypliilitic and Gonorrhoeal diseases. Harmless in it
self, it possesses the power of chemically destroying
the syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands of
debauchee from being infected by the most loathsome
of all diseases, let no young man who appreciates
health be without l)r. Cjtapkny's Iropbylacticum. It
is in very convenient packages, and will be found con
venient lor nse, being used a a soap. Price. &j. For
sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay 's Private Medical aud Surgi
cal Institute, Sacramento st below Montgomery, ori no-
site P. M. Co'a. office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay. M.D..
San Francisco.
DR.LJ. CZAPKAY S Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute, Sacramento St.. below Montgomery oppo
site Pacific Mail! Steamship Co.'sOffic"1 San r Rancisco.
The Doctor oflers free consultation, an.; iitk u remu
neration unless he effects a cure. Office hour? from
9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
CERTIFICATE.
I, tbe undersigned. Governor of Hungary, do testify
hereby .that 0r. L. J.Czapkay has served during the con
test tor Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hun
garian army .with faithful perseverance whereof I have
given him this certificate, and do recommend him to
the sympathy, attention and protection of all those
who are capable of appreciating patriotic self sacrifice,
and undeserved misfortune KOSSUTH LA JOS,
Governor of Hun-rarr.
Washington City, Jan. 0,
BW Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond
ing, please enclose $10 in their letters, and they will
get immediate attention to their rases.
Address, L. J. CZaPKAT. M. !
San Francisco. Cal.
Pec. 21. l-sr.7. 3m41
Dickiiison Type Foundry.
PHELPS A DALTON. Boston, P. Fisher. Agent.
San Francisco. Orders solicited for type, leads,
rule, Ac.
.. . ii3j;7. . 2tf
TADlES'cloahs.iatesisiyie, .
fC'tfl W. K. SMITH A Cos.
FRESH assortment of all wool jptaMta i, at
42tfl W. K.fcMlTHS Co s.
25,000 Worth
or
SPRT' AND SUmiER trOODS !
fTtHE lAllier would repectfully Inform tbelr ens
X tomcTSaiid the public generally that thy have oa
band, and are in constant receipt or good front Ban
Franeiseo aud New Y o r It a large and wU-s-lected
stock consisting in part of
Alum, allspice, and alpacca.
Bonnets, berages, and bro. linen.
Cambric, crash, and calico,
domestic de laines, and damask,
Pdi'inir enibridilerv nd evervtlitniv
I- - ' j - j n ,
Flannels, fringes, and rancy flxin's,
I inrliMm. viter And rliifM
Handkerchief, hose and hair-pins.
Iron, ink, and inserting.
Jaeonet.jean, and Java coffee.
Knives, ft id gloves, and knitting pin.
Iiawna, lard and Liverpool salt,
Mustard, mirrors, and matches,
Xeedles, nails, and nice things.
Oils, overshirts, and Oolong tea.
Pins, pant, and paper.
Quilts, quills, ana uueensware.
Ribbons, razor, and rat-trap.
Silks, sugar, and shaving soap,
Tes. tobacco, and turpentine,
Umbrella, under-sleeves, and useful things.
Veil, varnish, and vinegar.
Wreathe, woolen goods, waffle-iron.
Yam, yeast, and Yankee notions,
Zinc, and gephyr worsted,
Ac, Ac, and so on,
Resides many other articles too nnmeron to mention ;
all of which we are offering at reduced prices, adopt
ing the plan of " 'nick sale and small profit."
The ladles will And in their department a lirgs stock
of fancy goods, direct from New York, which i not
usually kept in Oregon, and by arrangements will be la
constant receipt adequate to the wants of the ladies.
The Gentlemen's pcjiartment of furnishing goods
will seldom be eqnalted.snd excelled by none In Salem.
IROX Theblickmithsand iron dealer will always
And a well-selected b' k of all siises and shape, to
gether with a good assortment of iron axle. fsj)n 1-4 g
8 In., to 2 x 1 1 inches, which we are seHing at Portland
prices, adding freight.
We are prepared In rseelve all kind of produce In
exchange for gooJ. and also money. For full particu
lar cal I and examine fur yourf lve.
W. C. GRI3WOLD A CO.
Salem. Feb. 10.1 ar.7. 4stf
Drnfs! Drugs! Drags! .
WK1 SMITH A Co. lrave just received direct from
California, and from the State, a large addi
tion to their stock of drugs, and medicines, making,
with their former etck. the largest, and best assort
ment of those article. ever offered for ale in the Wil
lamette Valley. They receive their good directly
from the importer and manufacture so that every ar
ticle bought of them can I e relied upon as fresh and
genuine, and they are determined not to be onirsold
by any other dniugist in the conntry. OrdtXent
from a distance will lie promptly filled, and at faTi.fae
tory price. Store near the bridge, south end of Com
mercial street. Salem. 42t
Lrirery and Kale Stable.
tTt TE are imw keeping a Livery stable In
t t
Oregon City, where Hokses can
way be ohtaioed on Hijeral term.
We are also prepared with excellent sta
ble, welt supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses
by day er week. Those who call upon us may feel as
sured th it every attetitiun will 1 given to h-re left
in our charge. GIBSON A POTTER.
August II, 187. J2tf
Salem Tannery.
rtIIEiUerilers have purchased the Tanner
tSa
All de
X lem, lormeriy ueionsmg t-i Kli-Iia si rung.
crution of leather will be kept constantly on band
and the hishe-t price, in eaih or leather, will at al
time be paid for hide and bark.
CLARK A HOLMAtf.
Sslera, Oct 21, 1S57. Iy33paid
City Hotel, Corrallis.
MESSRS. A. B. & J. SPHENOEE
ITTOCLP announce to the citizens of Corvaliis. and
V the travi-iiiug public generally, that they have
tbofwigh'y relitied this well known establishment, and
are now prepared for the accommodation of customers.
The room have all been newly refumislied. tlie beds
clean aud comfurtable. acd their table will be furnish
ed with the be-t the market aSUrtls.
Corvaiii, Aug. 30, lsoT. lovl
Allan, 31cKinlay, & Co.,
H ATE just received a stock of New Good, anp
would invite all fnose who wish to procure GOOi
articles at reasonable prices, to call and sxe them. They
consist in part of tbe following:
Grimisi'-sies, Canal and tVbeeJ Barrows
Grain Cradles, Fancy Brooms,
Grass Scythes aud Snaths. Plain do
Bn-sh do da Asrrted Colored PaT5,
Ifi sj Harrows, S3 totti Painted Talis,
Garden liakes. Zinc W ashiioard.
du Hoes, IHarksmitlrs Bellows,
do Spades, Cruss-cnt Saws, 7 ft
Poiished Shovels, do 6 ft
Hay Forks. - Mill Saws, 7 ft
Manure Forks, Hair Mattrasjes, double,
Chnrns, do sineie.
Window Glass S by 10 Hair Bolsters, double,
do 10 by II do single,
do 7 by 9 Sperm Candles,
Window Sashes 8 by 10 Adamantine do
do 10 by 12 Grane brand Tobacco,
Or Bows and Yokes. Locke r!o do
Blanket. Baize, Lindseys, Sheeting. Ticks. Acjlc
We keep constantly on hand a larse supply of GRO
CERIKS,CIXTHI.G, HARDWAIiE.and man's, arti
cles too numerous to mention.
ALL AX, UXIX-LA Y A CO.
Oregon Cltr. tf
Kenjon's Dacaerrean
aso
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
t7
1
THE nadersigned having recently re tu reed from
Francisco, is now prepared to take t'mse beautiful
Picture-- on G!ascalie-J AMBROTYPES, which have
almost entirely superceded the Daguc'Teotrpe in the
East and Saa Francisco.
Gallery in tbe new building, erected erpicim fj Jmr (A
6usmrj, west of the Marion Uone.
WILEY KESTON.
Salem. Xovember 1 1 . f 6. . 3JU
New Store and New Goods.
At Oat; and. MeUirnry't Ferry. O. T.
VLBERT ZIEBER. Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
crockery, hardware, produce, Ac.
Havinir parch cd the stoclrin trade of G- E- Getcb
ell. together with tlie premises known as Mrthepey's
Perry, on the Willamette river, aod having buiit a new
storehouse, and replenished tbe slock of goods oa hand,
now offers to exchange, for produce or cash, an assort
ment of
Dry eoods. consisting of clothing, caasimeres. ratit
netts, sheeting, shirting, and fancy goods; hats and
caps, boots aud shoes, groceries in variety, with spices,
ants, raisins, and candies; paints, oils, medicines, per
fumery, crockery, tinware, hollow-ware, stoves, hard
ware cutiery, and many other articles to meet the wanta
of the public.
He has also moved and repaired bis warehouse, so
that he is now prepared to purchase or take in storage,
conntry produce, which he can discharge by a slide to
steamers' decks, without loss or expense of draractr.
A nd being determined to constantly keep en haiW a
good supply of such goods as the country trade may in
quire, be believes lie can make it an object for the peo
ple in bis vicinity to extend him their p iron fire.
w Xo difference made in tbe price of goods, wheth
er sold for cash or produce,
October 2, 1S57. 30tf
, - C. B. Pillow.
DEALER in clocks, watches and jewelry, Sa
lem, O. T. Particular attention paid to tbe
repairing of watches and clocks. All work war- I
ranted. Jewelry repaired at short notice.
FOR SALE:
Watches and clocks. 8 day striking clocks at a very
low price ; also 30 hour marine clocks. j.
JEWELRY. '9
Ladies and gents Brooches. Finger Rins, Ear Rm
Gold Buckles. Guard Chains, Ac, Ac.
Salem, July 6. ii57. 17tf
Salt! Salt!!
TONS "San Quentin" SALT, in about SO aA
100 lb. bags, just received and for sale very cheap'
20
ALI.AN MchULAY A CU.
Oregon City, Dec 6. lSofi.
Allan & Lewis
"ITTnOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, OR
V V GOX TERRITORY.
'A STORE room in Orleans, a arst rate stand for
A produce dealer. The Oriels warehouse and store
will be rented together if required. MOORR
July 8, IS57.' 1SU
Allan, -McKinlay, & Co
G'FVEBAL COMinSSTOX MERCHANTS, and
w holesale and ltetail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro-
reries. H-nt"-. -, -
Dec. SO, 151-
40yl
Iaard Wanted.
LARD 25,000 for wkich cash will be paid, by -B.M.
DURELLE.
at unswoia at iv.
Salem, July 1. 1S57. I5
Blanks.
DEEDS, mortgages, powers of attorney ror aw
scrip, tax receipts, final proofs, and ot-ncaaat
a new lot just printed ana tor sate at
Office. mm
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