LKTTISUS OK MAIL C03TR ACTS.
PROPOSALS for conveying the matt of the United
States from the lxt of July, 1SAS. to Ihu 1st ..! July.
142. on the following routes in the Territories of nitk
OUli and WASHINGTON, will be received at the Con
tract Office of this IH'partntrnt until 9, a. m.. or the 1 Mh
day of March next, to be decided by the Tid of the
aame month t
- OltEUOX.
l!70l From Astoria, by Cathlamet. Wash. Ter.. Oak
Point, Kainer, Oregon, St. Helen. Lake Uivcr.
Wash.. Vancouver, Sonvie's Island, Or., Port
. land, Milwaukie, and Oswego, Wa-h. Ter., to
. thrmn City. Or., 144 miles and back, twice a
week, in steamboat.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and Saturday at 9 a m;
Arrive at Oregon City next days bv S p m;
Leave Oregon Uity Monday and Thursday at I
m;
Arrive at Astoria next day ly S m;
Bids to run by a different schedule will be con
sidered. 12701 From Portland, by Oceola, Hillsboro, Tualitin,
and Wapatoo, to Lafayette, 45 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Portland Monday at T a m;
Arrive at Lafayette next day by a m;
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 1 p ra;
Arrive at Portland next day by 4 p m:
13703 From Oregon City, by Vainhill, Buttevillc.Cham
pocg, Fairfield. Salem, Kola, Indeendence,
ttloomington. Liberty, and Albany, to t'orvul
lis, 95 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at T
a m;
Arrive at Corvallia next days krjpm;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at 7 a in;
Arrive at Oregon City next days bv inn;
12TM From Conrallis, by Starr s Point, Franklin, Long
Tom.Sinslaw, and Yoncalla, to Oakland, SrO
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Corvallis Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Oakland next day by p m: '
immuu , cancsaay at 6 a m;
Arrive at Corvallis m-xt dav by 6 p m;
From Corvallis, by Kinney . Murray. Eugene
I ity.Uottage Grove, and Coast Fork of Willam
ette to Oakland, 10 miles and back.once' a
week.
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at 7 a m;
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by 4 pm;
Leave Oakland Fridays at 7 a m;
Arrive at Corvallis Mondavi by 4 pm.
Bids to end at Winchester'are invited.
From Corvallis. by Soap Creek, Lnckiamute,
Bridgeport, Dallas, Ktna, Plum Valley, and
Dayton, to Lafayette, 5 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Corvallis Mondays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Lafayette next davs by 12 m;
Leave l-afavctte Tuesdays at 1pm;
1I70J
1271X1
12707
-'-- v wiatiis next aavs ry e p m;
From Salem, by Doak j Ferry and Mount Hood,
to Lafayette. miles and back, once a week.
Leave Salem Mondays at 6 am;
Arrive at Lafayette Tuesdays at 6 a m;
Leave Pleasant Uill Saturdays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Salem by 8 p m.
From Salem, by Santiara City. Central, Wash
ington Butte. Calapooia, I nion Point, Pine,
. W ilamette Foi k. Me Kenzie. and Eugene City,
to Pleasant, Hill o miles and back, vnce a
week.
Leave Salem Tuesdays at 12 m;
Arrive at Pleasant Hill Fridays by p ra;
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Salem Tuesdays hv" lit m
12703
12709
From North CanyonviKe, by Galcsvillc, Leland,
1..I.I t; 1.. .,,r r . t . , w:., .
uf,u .i.n vNigi iiit-i ut-oni:t..v-nuMiu .nuu.
Tlamath.l al.. sad llcnhv.to Vreka, Cal., 1 10
mile and back.once a week.
Leave North Canyonville Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Yreka next Thnrxliy by 6 p m;
Leave Yreka Saturday at 7 a in:
Arrive at North Canyonville next Tuesday by 6
p m: '
11710 From North Canyonville. bv M vrtle Creek . Round
Prairie, Alder Brook, ftoebtirg, arid Winches
ter to Oakland. 47 mile and back, once a
week.
Leave North Canyonville Thursday at Sam:
....I... M irj.iiim ttj p ni ;
Leave Oakland Saturday at 3 a m;
Arrive at North Canynnvil'e by is p m;
From Oakland, by Kellogg '. tikton, Scott-
11711
uurs, ana i.aruiaer City, to Lmi-iua City, 04
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at 12 m;
Arrive at L'mpqua City Monday by I p m;
Leave L'mpoua City Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Oakland next dav by p m;
1 "S,, 0""7, hy ''"Stn and Harrisburf , to
W illamelt Forks, 50 miles and tck, ouce a
week.
Leave Albany Thursday at 6 am;
Arrive at Willamette Forks next dav by 12 ra:
Leave Willamette Fork? Friday at 2"p m;
Arrive at Albany next day by s p m;
From Port Orford, I.andt.h and Coos Bay. to
Oardiner City, Kl miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Port Orford Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Gardiner City Wednesday by 3 pm;
1-eave t.ardinerCity Thursday at 7 a ra:
Arrive at Port Orford Saturday by i p ra.
Proposals to run. after . w i ,..
12712
12713
Mouth of Coquelle, and end "at L'mpqua City.
. iwi, . Ka .- . - i . .... J
. V "v uisiance as auvenui-u, are lu
Vitcd. 12711
From Port Orford, by Randolph and Kmpi re City,
-- , son nara, ouce a weeK.
Bidders to state schedule and distance.
WASHINGTON.
12750 From Raiaer, Or., by Monticello, Wa-h. Ter.,
fastle Kock, Cowiitz, Highland, Newsncvm,
Grand Moaod, and Sutter Creek, to Steilacuom
City, 1 10 mil-s and back, once a week.
T J .a- i , .
- iMiim , truuesuay ill o B th ,
Arrive vat btcilacoom City next Friday by 2
n m.
Leave Steilacoora City Satnrday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Kainer next Monday by 2 p ni;
Bids to extend to Seattle, 33 miles further will
be considered.
12751 From Vancouver, by Cascades, to Wacopom,
Oregon, 95 miles and back, once in two
Leave Vancouver overy other Wedoefday at 10
Am
Arrive at Wascopnm next Friday by 12 m;
Leave Wascopnm every other Momlay at 6 a m
Ain.wk imujuterDMi eunesqay ey a a m;
Bids for more frequent trips will be consider-
1275J From Cowlitz to Boise Fort Prairie, 13 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Cowlitz Thursday at 9 am;
Arrive at B.,ise Fort Prairie by 2 p m;
Leave BoLe Fort Prairie Friday at a m;
rnT vowuiz oy z p m.
127S3iFront Oak Point, by Boise Fort Prairie, to Grand
Mound, 60 miles and back, once iu two
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Grand Mound next day by p ra;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday at
a ra;
..iii. . a i 'in . n.-jkb uay i ly D p in.
12751 From Olympia, by Eaton's and Velin lYairic, to
Fort Montgomery, 40 miles and tiack, once
ia two wtlr
Leave Olypia every other Monday at 7 a m;
iii'i'c ii ron. jioniyincry ny r p m ;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday at
Arrive t OIj;mpia by 8 p m.
12755 Vrom Olrnyina. by Bruceport, Oysterville, Che
nook, ami l.-;fi.. t'u .... . ,.
once in two weeks and back to Chcuook, and
once a week the residue.
Bidders to Rtatc distance and schedule of arrivals
and departures.
Proposals to run the entire route once a week are
invited.
12756 From Olympia, by Arcadia, to Oakland, and
back, once a week.
Bidders to state distance and schedule of arrivals
DfSTRCCTIONS.
Cmlaming condition to be incorporated in Hit contracts
10 me extent tne aepartmcnt may deem primer.
1. Seven minntes are allowed to each intermediate
office, when not otherwise sjieciScd, for assorting the
mails.
J. Railroad and steamboat companies are required to
vbsi. mi wan irom, mil aenver it into, the post offi
ces at the commencement and end or their routes, and
to and from all offices not more than eivhtv nuU Tmm
a station or Undin?. Proposals may be submitted for
mjc Kiiumuow oi an me side service tlmt ,ror offi
ces over eighty rods from a station or lauding.
3. No pay will be made for trips not performed; and
ior ra sucu omissions, not saiisuct jnlv explained
inrec times tnc pay or the trip may le deducted. For
arrivals so lar beliind time as to break connection
with dencnilinsr miils. and not snfttVi
ne-fourth of the compensation for the trip is subject
a forfeiture. Dednction will also be ordered for a prailc
of performance inferior to that 8ecified in the contract.
For repeated delinqnences of the kind herein sish ili d .
enlarged penalties, proportioned to the nature thereof
and trie importance of the mail, may be made.
4 For leaving behind or throwing off the moils, or
any portion or them, for the admission of passengers,
or for being concerned in settinz no or rnnnintr an ex.
pres conveying intelligence in advance of the mail, a
quarter's pay may be deducted.
5. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates of
Cimantcrs, or tne amdavils oi oiner creatine persons,
failing to arrive in contract time; for neglecting to
take the mail from or deliver it into a post office; for
suffering it (owing either to the nnsnitablenesa of the
place or manner of carrying it) to lie wet, injured, de
stroyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing, after de
mand, to convey the mail as frequently as the contrac
tor runs, or ia concerned in running, a coach, car, or
a steamlxnt on a route.
6. The Postmaster General may annul the contract
lor repeated failures to run according to contract; for
violating the post office laws, or disobeying the instruc
tions or the department; for refusing to discharge a
carrier when required by the department t- do so: for
assigning the contract without the assent or the Post
mster General for running an express as aforesaid: or
..,, : - 1"" Mges .conveying maila
ble matter out of the mail.
7. The Postmaster General mav order an increase or
service on a route by allowing thcrerr a pro rata in
crease on the contract pay. He may change sz-lwdules
ef departures and arrivals in all cases, and particularly
to make them conform to connections with railroad
without idcrease of pay, provided the running time le
not abridged. He may also order nn increase of speed,
allowing within the restrictions of the law, a pro rata
iaorcse of pay for the additional stock or ca triers if
any The contractor msv. however, in the ease of In
crease of sliced, relinquish the contract by Riving
prompt notice to the department that he prj lers doing
so to 'cu rving the order into effect. The P.s-tnmsU r
-i ....ii nr Hixcontlnne the service, in
i . t .t ruin itrrrriw of mVi allowing
one month's extra compensation on the amount Hispens
..i --in. -kn. ,-i.r In bis opinion, the publie iiiteresU
do not n'quire the rame
rame, or in cne np ui-n
ires to super-
if ininiat. anil November.
". The distances are given according to the best In
formation: but no lnrrea-iLpny will be allowed should
they be greater than advetriM-d. if the points to be anp.
died be eorm-tlv statel. Milder aiusf inform them-
trlret on (Am point; and also In reference to the weight
of the mail, the conditions of rouds, hills, streams. Ac.,
and all toil-bridges, ferries. orMilt-tnictions of any kind
bv which exiiense may be incurred. No claim for ad
ditional pay baicd on such grounds can be conidcred;
nr Tor alleged mbtnkesor nitaipiThension as to the
degree of service; nor for bridges destroyed, or other
obstructions increasing distance, occurring during the
contract term. OtHVcs established after this advertise
ment is issued, and also during the contract term, are
to be visited without extra pay, if the distance be not
Increased.
10. A bid received after the last dav and hour named.
or without the guarantee required by law, or that com-
uinrs several route in one sum or compensation, can
not be considered in competition with a regular nrois
sal resonable in amount.
11. Bidders should first propose for set vice strictly
according to the advertisement, ar.d then, if they de
sire, trparotttji Tor dinereiit service; and II the rrgufnr
bid be the lowest offered Tor the advertised service, the
other propositionrfiuay be considered.
1Z. I Here siiouid be but one route biu !r in a propo
sals.
11. Thero-ite. the service, the vcar:v nay. the name
and re-idence of the bidder, (that"ishis usual post olll. c
address.) and those of each memlier or a brm, where a
company offers, should be di-tinctly stated: also the
mode of conveyance, ir a higher mooe Mian mrwri
he intended. The words "with due celerity, certainty.
and security,'' inserted to Indicate the mode or convey
ance, will constitute a "tar tid." When a '"star bid''
is intended, no specific conveyance ma-t lie named.
14. liidders nre requested to use. ns far as practica
ble, the printed Torm of proposals furnished by the de
partment, to write out iu lull the sum of their bid -i, and
to retain copies or them.
FORM OF FitOPOSAL.
I. . of . count vof , .State of ,
i impose to convey the mails of the United States from
luly 1. 1-S, tn June 3n, li2,on Mute No .from
to , asrccabiy to tne anvertiseraeni oi me
Postmaster tirnenil dated Octolier S2, lS57,and by the
following nvwlo of conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum ol dollars.
This proposal is made with full knnwlcd-.'e of the
ilist ince of the route, the weight of the mail to Ise car
ried, and all the particulars in rvferenre to the route
and service, and also after careful examination of the
laws and Ins-tractions attacked to the advertisement.
Pated. (Signed.)
GUARANTEE.
The nndersiined, residing at , State of ,
undertake that, ir the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route No. In? accepted by the Post man
tes General, the bidder sh ill, prior tn the !t day of
August- lsjS. enter Into the required obligatiou. on
contract, to perform the service jiropon-d, a ith good
and stifti -ent sureties.
This we do understanding di-tinctly the obligation
and liabilities assumed by guarantors under the iTth
section ol the act of Congress of July 2. 1-3U.
Signet l y two guarantors.)
Dated.
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster of . State of
. eemnes, nmler his oath or office, that he is ae-
qnainu-d with the alve guarantors, and know them
to be men of properly, and able to make good the guar
antee. Dated
(Signed)
1. Altered bids slionU not 1 snbmitted; norsho.ild
bids once submitted lie withdrawn.
Each bid must be gnaraiitied by two responsible per
sons, tvneral guarantees cannot I? admitted. The
bid and gnarantiss should be signed dainly with Uie
full name of each p ryn.
l ue aepanmrtn n-i rves tne rigtit to reject any bid
which may be deemed extravagant, and ai the bios
of ftiltng contracfiirs and bidders.
1. The bid sboul I lie sealed: suWritie-1 -Mail 1P-
n-xals. State or Territory or (as the cae mav lie) ."
sddrestsed '-Second Assistant Ptni4ster tSeneral.
Contract Office, and sent by mail, not by or toan air ent;
and postmasters will n t en- be projiosali (.r letters
of any kind) in their quailei ly returns.
li. 1 he coulracts aie to i executed an.1 returned to
the department by or before the lt of August. ls.".S,
but the service raust lie romnnTiced on the 1st July, or
the mail day next after that date, whether the contracts
lie executed or not. No proposition for transfers will
be considered until the contract are executed and re
ceived at the department: and then no transfers will
be allowed nnles. good and sufficient reasons therefor
ate g.ven.to lie determined by the department.
is. Section IS of an act of Congress, approved March
3, 1-1 1. pr.-vides that contracts for the transportation
of the mail shall Is? let "in every eiv- to the I iwest
bidder teii'ieriug suflicieut guaranU-es f.tr raithful er-
ri-rmanre, without other reterence to the mle ot su. n
tr.insportai ion than may le necessary to provide for the
due celerity, ccrtaintv. aud security of such transporta
tion.'' Under this law anew description of bids has
been received. They do not specify a mode of convey
ance, but engage v LaKe tne entire mtu each inp wun
relerity. certainty, and security. uing the terms of the
liw. These bids are styled, from the manner in which
they are designated on the books of the department,
"t.tr bios." and they will h ernstrued a providing
fur tlw Aiuii-raM ! Ihc culhe mll, hmrtftr taie,
and whatever may be the mode ncccs.-arrv t'l iusure iu
' lenty, certainty, and security."
l!. In all eas?s"where the lowest grade of service Is
believed to Is; sufficient, the biwet bid will Is? accepted,
if duly guarantied, in preference to a"tar"' or specific
bid.
When the I iwest bid is not a star l.id. and specilies
riliicr no mode or an inadequate mode of conveyance,
it will not I accepted, but set aside for a specific bid
proposing the ne- essary service.
When the bid does not specify a mode of convey
ance; also, when it projioses to carry "according to
the advertisement." but with'Mit sueli speciticntiou, it
will be considered as a pnqsKoil for horseback ser
vice. 20. A modification of a bid in any of Its essential
terms is Ltntanio mt to a new bid, and cannot lie receiv
ed, so as to interfere with a regular competition, after
the !a?t hour set for receiving bids.
21. Poe-tmasters are to be careful not to certify the
sufficiency of guarantors or sureties without knowing
that they are ersons of sufficient responsibility; and
a!l liidd'f rs, guarantors, and sureties aie distinctly no
tified that, on a failure to enter into or rform the con
tracts fur the service pnssed rr iu the accepted bids,
their leral liabilities lie enforced against them.
22. Present contractors, and jH-rsous known at the
department, must, eqnnlly with others, procure pnnr
antors and certificates of their sufficiency siuVtantially
in the fiirms aliove res rils.-d. The certificate of suf-ticiem-y
must be signed by a postma'-ter or by a judge
of a court of record.
AARON V. BROWN.
Postmaster Genera L
Tost Officb Pmmktmknt,
K-tolr 22. ls.,7. 12w4l
Aolicc.
flnE judges of the Supreme Court, of the Territory of
reiron, asscmoieii ai me seat oi ioeiiinirii vn
the ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and tiftv
seven, d fix and appoint District Conrt. to be held in
village of Koebiirg, in the county of Iouglas on the
first Mondays, of March, May, Septemlier and Novem-
is-r,aii:iuaily, until otherwise ordered, and do limit tne
duration of aid tenn to six dav each.
GEO. II. Wl I.I.I VMS, Chief Justice.
4 Itf M. P. DEAD V, Associate Justice.
At Kusene GUv.
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, one of the lsi-t
general assortment of Ihy Gisx's, Groceries, Hard
ware, I!Hts and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral nnding store, to lie round iu Oregon, lie is con
stantly receiving fresh additions to his stock, and al
ways keeps it np. My goods are now all received direct
from San Fram iscn, where I have a resident agent. A II
kindsof farmer's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay blither prices for produce, and sell goods cheaper
man any oilier store in the territory.
"JOSEPH TEAL,
Eugene City, July 1 , 1S5G. ICtf
Marion House, Salem.
TnK undersigned announces to the public
that he has purchased the well known
tavern stand, called the Marion House, in Sa
lem, together with the furniture and fixtures
tliereof. He will kcep.it in lint rate style, and invites
the patronage. if the public. K. M. MAY.
May 23, Ik',7.
lltf
Dentistry.
DTt. J. Ti. C.MmWKLI.. liental Surgeon, Corvallis,
in his profession, at Corvallis, Eugcn City, Win
chester, Scottsburg, and Jacksonville. Skill, unques
tionable; charges rescct.ililc; work, warranted. Teeth
examined, and advice given free of charge.
Due notice given of change of office.
April 56, 1M. 7tf .
Watchmaking.
WILLIAM F. HIGHFIEI.D.Chronometer and
Watch maker, Oregon City, to lie found at
his old stand in front of the United States Hotel.
late Main-street House, where he can lie constantl v
found prepared to doany business in his line. Watches
cleaned and repaired on short notice and reasonable
terms. Also a choice lot of watches and jewelry torsalc.
March 5. 1807. Iy51
.Notice.
CORVALLIS Ware House, No. l,we offer for rent.
ISAAC MOOllE.or
WAYMAN St. CLAIR.
Tn connection with the above we have a pork house
and smoKe nouse lor rein.
lHtf MOORE & Bt. CLAIR.
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.BY-GOOPS for ladies nnd gentlemen. In prvnt v
a : l rt.M l-o
neiy , at wutux
Orleans Warehouse.
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.TTLE NS AVare House, opposite Corvalli. for rent
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ACKLIiEI. and codfish, at
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W. K. SMITII Cs's,
1ITANTEH in exchange for cash or merchandise
VV 2U.000 lbs. of bacon for which I will pay the
highest price- . G. b. COLL..
edett by Uiuerenigraiiv"i"i"i""
. Payment will Is) mmle for tfie M-rvb e by collec
tions from, or drafts nn. postmasters, or otherwise, ar
th eniratinn of esch nuniter say in February.
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mimsT of disease, their svmutom and treatmen'
Every fuinily sh.ibl have one. Price otily li cent.
It will lie sent, )s.t paid, to any p--t office in Calirot
nia or vregon, on i tie receip oi t eeiiu oj n. wi i-
press.
Address Rislinaion A Co.. San Francisco.
The Graerenherg Medicines are for sale by all Drug
gists and A pxthecarle thronshout the eonntry.
(ieneral Ag.'ut for California and Oregon
BEDIXGTOX A Co..
Wholesale lniggisU.
No. 101 Clay street.
Rami Davis Agents, Portland.
Ban Franciseo, D;c. 12, 1-iT. Smlt
L. P. Fisher'.
4 DVERTIHING Agency. San Francle No. 1711
. Washington street, up stairs, nearly opposite to
Magulre s 0ra House.
L. P. FISH Kit is the authorized Agent or the
Okriion Svavesmam;
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento I'nioo;
Han Jompiin Republican. Stockton;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Honora Herald;
Nevada Journal:
Gras Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon;
Columbia Gazette:
Mmmtain lVmocrat.riacerville;
Tuolumne Courier;
Calvarer. Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill;
El Dorado IH-mocrat;
Shasta C'sirier:
Mariposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union:
Trinity J-mrnal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Weekly Ijedger. Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
FoUom Dispatch;
California Mining Jottrnul;
L"s Angi'les Star;
Simt.i liiirlnra Giizette;
San Diego ller.il.l;
Al'ii'-ila Cmnty Gazette;
Placer Courier. Yankee Jim's,
Napa County Repnter;
Sierra Ib-mm-rat, Dowuieville;
Hiimlsildt Times;
Union;
Oregonian, Portland. O. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, O. T.
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville. O. T.
Pioneer and Democrat. Olympia. W. T.
Washinston Republilian, Steilacoom, W. T.
I'oynesiaii, Honolulu, S. I.;
Paeilic Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu S. I.
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLA NTIC STATES,
L. P. F.has'now completed bis arrangements for
the forwarding of advert isement to all the principal
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic states.
A line opiMirtuiiity is hero offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part of the Union, of doing so at
tfie lowest rates, and in a prompt and satisfactory man
ner.
August 25. 1S.17. JUf
Boot and Shoe Store
IT'ltEDEIllCfv W I C K M O X would announre
V to the citizen of Salem, and the surround
ing country. Hint he have taken a store on the
east side of Commercial street, north of the nostoflice
where he will keep constantly on hand a full assort
ment of every kind of boots and shoes, both custom and
sale work, which he will sell at the lowest living pri
ces. Being a practical workman, all orders for the
manufacture or repair of work will be complied with.
and the work done in a substantial and workmanlike
manner. Give me a call and examine my stock.
FREDERICK. W1CKMON
Salem. March 12,1857. 13tf
Bakery aud Confectionery.
rrtHE undersigned would announce to the public that
1 they 11 Ave esuiuiisuuu n-inicie iu mc vamiig ana
confectionery business at Salem, on Commercial street,
second door north of the Union House. A thorough
exriciic ut the liaking business they trust will enable
them to give satisfaction to tlieirciiHtomers. All orders
promptly tilled.
Groceries and Fruits, will also be kept constantly on
hand. Juciila A & UiKaK
April . l-.7. fitf
Storage! Storage!
WE are prepared to store all kinds of farmers pro
duce, on the 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 the steamboat landing. And in shipping or
receiving goods or produce, unattended with expense
oi drayage. utAuu a houuk,
Albany, Sept. 10, 1857. 27m6
THERMOMETER CHURNS, just received and for
sale at lcp J, w. c. UKISSWOL.DS X CO
-s
m
R. H. Crtnor.
ATTORNEY AND C0UNBEL0B AT LAW.
AHmny, O.T.Feb., IMS. Wf
Medical.
J
AS. W. Mc A. FEE, M. D., Physician and Burgeon.
Office over Star. Barnard A Co.'s Store, Front St.,
Monroe, lleuton Co., O. T. 8m 17
Or. 8. 11. Unckles,
OFFICE.
SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY.
Salem, November 9, 157. &tf
William C. riwold H Co.,
M
ERCHANTS. SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY.
W. C. ORISWOI.O. ZZtf C. M. WOOOWOKTII.
Medical Notice.
Til E subscrllier, would inform the Inhabitants that be
is at his old stand, ready to attend to all calls in
his profession : also he nas on hand well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
avorted supply of Syringes, all of which he will dispose
r 1 . . w ... lltil'VT
Ul on msipnuw isrrum. 11. 11annr1.it
Salem December i, 1850. Sstf
Medical Notice.
DR. R. W. SHAW, liteorsan Francisco, California,
nflbra his nrofessional services to the citizens fo
SuTem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo
public favor.
mgr uuceil itmauu rcuuwi uiu store.
14y R. W. SHAW.
S. Kllsworth,
ATTOr.NET AMD COUNSELLOR,
TT R. Sunreme and other Courts. Office Euirene
KJ Cfty, lJtne 1-ouiny, urcgon jemiory.
Commissfiiiicrof Deeds for New York, Con nei
Also
Connecticut, Ae.
August 26. ls;H.
24tf
Wallaaet University.
SALEM, OREGON.
rjvHB FACULTY during the present year will con
J. siKt of
Rev. F. S. Hovt. A. M-. President anil Acting Profess-
or of Ancient ltngsages and Mathematics.
C. II. Hall, A. II.. Professor or .Natural Science.
D?"l'" Spacing"!' l' Teacher, of Common English.
Bliss ha rah Buckingham, leacner or instrumental
Music.
TlieCoLLKiliATB Di:rARTEKT or the Wallamet Uni
versity has been organized. Young men designing to
pursue a tegular C sirse of Study, are Invited to avail
themselves or the advantages afforded by this Institu
tion. All available resources will lie made u-s-ol to
meet the wanti of student. Efforts will lie continued
to secure a suitable endowment ;and no pains will be spar
ed In obtaining eompetentsnd exjierieiiced Instructors.
The Collegiate year Is divmed Into mrer leemt, eom-
meneing as follows:
The first term on the S Thursday in isepiemner.
" second term on tlie 1st " January,
third " " last " " April.
The first two terms are fifteen trert facj the third,
eleren trerAs.
Vacatioss. There will be two vacations in the
yean one. In April, of liro eee, and one, in the sum
mer. l nine trrrK.
Ti itiom wiil be at the rate of fl per week, or tin
per annum.
lltr. UUMiii.t lAMiitir. n i miriiuiiiiii
DicrARTMKST.
Terms The Academic year Is divided Into rot a
Tlie first term liegins on the last Thursday or Angust-
" second term begins on the 2d " - .ovem.
third " last " January.
Tourth " " - lxt " " April."
Vacation-. There will lie two vacations In the year:
one in April, or ftco tcerki; aud one in the summer, of
Six cer.
TriTiox will be paid at the beginning of each Term
in adranee. at the following rates:
In l-an-iiages. Highrr Mathematics t hem., f 10 TO
" Other studies or the Academic Division, . . I ;
" Common Enslish Division.... . 8 50
Irimarv " a 50
For ne or the Piano, 2 50
Instrumental music, : in oo
w Instruction! In vocal music is given to all the
student free of rtirrgr.
ADMissiox-fstudents will lie aamiuca at any tunc;
ml will Is rniretl lor uuuon inim &ne irnir lucj eir
ter only, but their pm-res will be greatly promoted
l.v eut..nnff earlv In tne Araapmic vear.
la case where, from necessity, students leave liefore
the end of the term for which payment has been made,
a just pnirtion not more than three-fourths nor less
tlmn noe.r.mrth of the tuition fee will le rerunded.
Student ate not allowed V leave just before exsraina-
ti-in. Pafpins who are inattentive to this point, innid
ereat injury upon both the student and the Institu
tion. ...
lloiiimvu. Tonus aentlemen and ladies can obtain
board at reasonable rates with private families-
I'lH DS IIP Sti-ov A Crse ff Study has lieen
adopteil for both the Collegiate and Preparatory De
partments, well calculated to secure ripe scholarship,
mental discipline, and a preparation for the active du
ties ol life.
A lilieral Course or Study has leen sdopted lor young
ladies who desire to obtain a thoronsh etlm-ation.
i- A Diploma will lie awarded to all who shall
enn,tib-te the iireseribed coarse.
The Ghvkrskt will lie pareniai isn stnev aim
ing constantly at the formation of correct habits of
Self-Government. Careful attention will be given to
manners and morals.
ScnoLAKsmrs. nernetnal. or for the period of ten
venrs securing tuition at very reduced rates, can tie
purchased. For further particulars apply to the Presi-
ueni.
Per order of Executive Committee.
F.S.HOYT.
Pec. Board of Trustees.
Salem, Dec. 10. 1.i7. 4 Itf
New Constitution for Oregon.
'I'lTEbeg leave So announce to the public that we
v t are just receiving n large anu wen seiecieu mm
nf rand from San Francisco, which ha len selected
with great care by Mr. Alexander, who has been attend
ing that market ror some time, thererore we can srely
sv to the public that we can, and will aell.goocsas
low at wholesale or retail
AS ANY HOUSE IN OREGON.
We will take in excliange Tor goods all kinds or pro
N.HWe will also pay cash for all kinds of pro
duce, to-wit: .
Wheat. Flour. Butter. Eggs, Bacon, Pork, Lard
n.ta A.e. Mt. Ae.
All who wish to purchase, will do well to call and ex-
amiMA IfeakfiBV frkiltrhaaJin W elsewhere.
Our stock consist of every thing in the line that this
market callsfor to-wit:
Grey. White, Red and Blue Blankets;
Coats. Vest. lants. Hats and Hat covers;
I'ndcrand Over shirt. Wool and Cotton;
Every description of White Shirts:
Oueens Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery;
Ibsits.Shoc coarse and tine:
tlrngans Calf. Kip and Cowhide:
U iwJ IM .i.ls Merinos. Delnins. lute patterns.
In short every kind of piece goods, and the BEST TEA
ever shipped minis niaraei.
ALHO Cedar shingles. Timothyseed and Hops.
S- Give us a call, and see for yourselves.-
ALEXANDER A McEWAN.
Corvallis, Oct 1!), 1Vi7. 33tf
New Arrival of Jewelry, &c
JUST FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
T ROSENTHAL informs his pstrons and
.1 . friend, that ho has just returned from Tj
San Francisco witn a select asso-inieiii m t- tj,
. i .... i ... i ' '
elr', illUslCSH llisinillieiius, tuucij, i-.v., mm
offers them for sulc at Ins store on Frout street,
mgr One door be-low Dr. Coombs office's
JEWELRY.
Gold and Silver watches; Gold and Silver chains;
Gold bracelet; Gold ear-rings; Gold breastpins; Gold
llnirer rimrs: Lrs-kets: Gold pens and pencils; (iold
sleeve buttons; Silver and Plated ware; fancy goods
and perfumery.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Fifes; a large assortment of
Accordeons, Ladies' work boxes of all kinds. Gold and
Silver spectacles, old and Silver spoons, Cutlery,
Clocks an endless variety, .vc, e.
mw Watches, Clocks and Jewely repaired, and all
kinds of Jewelry made to order.
tr All of my work warrantodta.
ra-Don'trorgef'The Sign of the Big Watch."-5
Corvallis, Oct. 24, 157 33tf
Blacksmiths aud otliers, Look.
A LLAN McKIXLAY A CO. have now on hand a
2tl. large and well selected stock of
liar iron. Cast Steel,
Horse shoe do., German dos,
Nail rod do.. Plough do.,
Plate do..
And intend to keep np tlie assortment so as to suit the
wants of customers. Give us a call, and you will find
that we not only have the fullest stock, but will sell
" aschean as the choanest." We are constantly receiv
ing additions to our aseortmontso as to replace what
is soio.
Oregon City, Dec. 23, 185G. 4ltf
Blanks.
T"EEPS, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of
scrip, tax receipts, unnl proots, and notincauons
a new lot just printed and for sale at the Statesman
umce. ,
July 27. 1857. 20tf
! Wanted.
100 000 ,'ns'Ro"n,HogItonndliiexc'iB,,se
9 for cash, by -nc-Trw -
i A. Ol. vu ibOi.Lirj.
as- Oflice at Or is wold & Co.
Salem July 1, 18.7 18tf
Look Here!
w
E have just received 88,000 lbs. of ground alum
salt, which we arc selling at e-i.is' per nunurcu
GIUSW OLD & CO.
WANTED in exchange ror cash or merchandise,
bushels of good apples, to be delivered by
100
the
turn or August Inirbest price paiu. m. c. mi,
,E.
Notice
TS hereby given, that C. S. Woodworth is authorized
q iransaci mv Dervintu ouaiuca uunux hit
. r w.. (ililSHrm.li
Salem, June 17,181"
15 tf
BOOK8! BOOKS!! BOOK
..AT..
The City Book-Otore,
( FRONT ST., PORTLAND, O. T., I
A. R. SIIIPLEY & Co.,
ave li Store, and will be receiving by the 1st of June
5jr2 223 CD tty H Q 0
N HOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Which they offer to the
SPRING TRADE
At small advances on New York prices,
ve us a call, or send as an order, and we are
Oound to give yon satisfaction!
A. It. Shipley & Co.,
A.r the Sulk Auksts Iu Oregon and Washington Ter
ritories for the sale of
The American Statesman.
A GUEAT BOOK 1 1 Being the only, political history
or the United States.
Rend us your names. Price It 00 : Payable on de
livery of book. Can deliver by the 1st of September
to all who send ns their names by 1st of May.
Catalogne of Part of onr Stock :
fcCHOMi BOOKS.
Rbapkr. Sanders' old 1st, Sd. 3d, Ith, and Sth,
and The Young Ladies ; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, 3d,
4th and Sth; Parkers' 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th and Sth; Mc
GufTey's 1st, 2d, :id, 4th and 5th.
ni'KLLKKS. Sanders uiu, asuuers Jtw; clemen
cy . . .
Pkimkks. Sanders 1 fctoruvl, scuool and Parker s.
Gkimik Aril iks. Mitchell's Ancient and Modern, Ol-
qey s, Morres, McMaiicy s, ana Monteitns 1st ana
2d Book.
Mathkmatics. Anthraetics Thomson s. Tables,
Mental, Analysis. Practical, and Higher; lfoviea' Pri
mary, intellectual, scnooi anu university; miin s
Colburn's Itay's Sbiddard's; Havies Algebra, Sur
veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Ilic
tionary, lgic of Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Philosophy of Mathematics.
Grammars. Green i Clarke s Bullion s Smith s
Kirksm's Siencer's Tower's.
PiiiLosoruiKs i-arKer s is treason, juveuue ana
3:lusil; Comsbs k's Smith s.
HlSTOttlBS. iison s juvenile, anu unixcu states;
Parley's Universal; Wlllard's Universal, aud United
States.
LASiirAOF. Coopers irgu: Anurews ijitin Kea-
dct; Viri ltomie: Andrews initio firainmur; McCIm
tock 1st and i-1 Book in I-ntii:, and do. in Greek; Aa
hon's G.-cck Grammar and lfeadcr; Johnson's Cicero.
Fas-ptelles I-rench Grammar aim llcailcr; ivoouimrys
limiun tiraminarand Header, Telcmaipic. Greek Tes
tament; Kreiich. self tanght; Surreniie's French lic-
ti-uinry; Andrews l-ntin do. i.ijieu tt scotts ureea
4o. Anthon s Classical do, Mniia s do do.
Mictiosaries. We! tcr' School, High do, Aca-
cmic. Uuiversity, lloyal 8vo, Unabridged and Cobbs
P.s lil t.
Misi-kli-ankoi-s. Mattison s Astronomy. jNewrnan s
Rhetoric. Wood's It-itanv. Kame's Elei.a:its of Crit
icism. Parker s Aid In tmiMiwition. I'arKera r.3ter-
-iss. Brookficld's Composition. McElligott's Young
Analvr.er. do. Ana'ytiral Manual. Parkers otd
lloil.HT. Mavliew s Bisik Keeping, vt ayland s Miral
Science. Paley s natural inouopy. ninur s igncui
ture for Sclniols. I'pham's Intellectual Philosophy.
Mahan's do, do. Milt-m; loang: Polloc:and inump-
S.H1- (Kilition for Schools) Cutters Anatomy and
IMir.iol.irv. Amcncan lietiaier. Newman s roimcai
K.-00..111V. Hitchcock a liicy. Great variety ol
o-akrr and Elocution. All kinds of School Station
ery; Slates of all size; Irawing Bioks; I 'rawing
Pais-r; I'erforafasl Card Ihard; Bristol Board: Pencils
and Bnisltes; Osborn s Colors; InKstands, every size
and style, Ac. Ac., o.
?I r.I-l. A. r.i,i. 3 rco fiv.-s.
HisTosr lUucnift's United State. volume-
Hildrelh's do, do, S volumes. Frost's Pictorial United
States. Tavlor s do. do, do. li tta s lltst. lUrvoliilion.
IVb?roirs do. Wilson's United States. Willard's do.
Hist. Indian Wars United t-tate. w illard Universal
History. Mullt-r s do do, Bottwa s Hist. W orld lor
volume. Hollin a Ancient History. 1-arrs do, dj.
Hume's England. Mcaulay's di complete, llickens
Child's do. Ijngard s do. Ci'ulsm a fhune. I ' Au
di -ne's IU-formati ui. Hang's M. E. Church. Allison's
E inipe, 1st and Jd Series. Prescott s n ork. Burders
Hi-t. of llcligion. Hist, of Council of Trent. Jose-
plms. All of Ablsitt's Histories. Historical Cabinet,
ijtieens of Spain, yucms of Scotland. Help's Spanish
t'oiiiitet. Brace's Hungary. Kidder's Brazil. Eit
b.ink's Brazil. Parley's Universal. History f Cm-
.ides. Ancient Egyptians. Hallam's Middle Ages.
nisifirT i.ir mils. in'Tiiir-i i i.uiiub uiicru -uin.
I swing's Field l-mk of llevolution.
r.ii iRriir. 1'lutarcu s uves. uie branu won
derful Churactera. Great and Celebrated Characters.
Lives of the Sieuers. Autobiography of Fmlev. I-a-
m art iue's Cdclirated Chtracters. 1 jfc of Adam Clarke.
il i Bishop licddiug. do Kiebuhr. do lien. Harrison.
1 1 Oanicl H-s'ne. Uo Uoiierts. do 1-atavette. cau-
tains of Koman Ilepnblic and Old World. lr. Chal
mers, 4 toI. ljves of llumlsddts. Mrs. lingers.
M i.ait. Wcslev. Hetcher. Life and Times of Clav:
Irvins;' Wa-hington. Eminent Mechanics, laves of
Chief Justices. Jiisephiue. Jiaisileon. Charles Lamb.
Jackson. Gen.Greeu. Joan of Arc. Lady JaneGrer.
J. U. AiJtnis. Julienne. laniel Webster; Kinirs of
Home. King and vieen. i.ieomta. Lives t,j ine
I'oiie. Prescott's Philip 2d. Mary and Martha Wash-
in irtoii. Pioneer Women f the Vtest.
Travels'. llnck s China. Amiicaman. Stephen s
EgvpL Olins Travels. .Mungo I'arK. A He Aotes.
dveuture ou Miisiiuito Snore. Bayard Taylor s Trav
els. IHirbin s Travel in the East.
Scientific. Branife s Km-yclopelia. I'nysicaf Geog-
ranhr of the Sea. wood s .natural History, uruner
lectures. I seiui Arts, iismns. Miniiernain-ai xnc-
tionarv. Ixigie of Mathematics. Wonders of x ience
Miti-heil's I'laneUrv and Stellar Worlds. liOonus' Re
cent Progress of Astronomy. Smith's I'ictionary of
Art and Science. KnnanK s il voraulice. hick s worKS.
Various work on Architecture.
I'uetbt. Bvron various styles. Shakespeare, d'u
Milton, do. Burns, do. Hemans, do. .M mre, do.
Thomnson. Young. Pollock. Tupwr. Cowper. Pope.
I'nmiibell. nadswortu. Hssian. Montgomery. Kir
White. Female Poets of England, do. do. Aineric
. ml muir otbers.
IMH1KS or KKF1SKKSCK C ITIHpTOi- Ol owsnipaT.
do. do. Fine Arts. do. a. Biography. Uselul Arts.
McColloch's tlazetteer. Harper's Universal Gazetteer.
FltnT ASH AOBICTLTtTtAL. KIIKH S nill JlooK.
Thomas' do. Powaing s do. Barry s do. t essenden s
Farmer and Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Ganh-ner's Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
on Strawberry. Florist's Guide. American Farm Book.
Allan s Ibimestic Animais. audi r-axiou s nana books.
iv.nkson Horse. Cuttle. Sheen. Hogs. Ac.
Tiieolooicai. A ItELiBiors. Harmony and Exposi
tion of (iosoets- Neamlers Life of I hnst. Butlers
Works. Kiiann s l nnsiian Anesuocy. n esieru new
i M 1 1 -1 ll .il "i t in nwciiuiK . .v . . i -. .. ... 1. .... i. .
Brand of Hoininic Itule. Elliot on Homanism. Barnes'
l .( : I . lln ..; . Iwl.Ml An Uiinieiibi.
Votpsv Clarke's Conimentary. Benson s do. Jay s
Exercises. Watson's Institutes. Ijirraliee's Evidcnccs.
Uutler's Ethical Hiscnnrse. l.ogers Kclipse or h.artti.
do. lleason and Faith. Foster's Christ. Perfection.
Buker on lliscipline. Writings of Anninius. Jahn's
Biblical Arclueology. Bibles, all sizes and prices, from
$1 to $20. Testaments, great variety. Methodist
II vmiis. Christian Hymn Boots. Lburcn l'salmist.
Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
Palmist.
Mkoical. Buclians ramiiy rnt-sician. Hydro
pathic do. Ifomcepatiuo otks.
ln.i.iNsiirs. Constitutions of United States.
Mavliew's Popular Education. Crablie's Synonyms.
Piatt's Bisik of Curiosities. Odd I ellow 8 Manual.
Ueadley's Works, 14 vols. Mrs. Tuthill's, 6 vols. l,ay
ard's Nineveh. Bigelow's Useful Arts. Uaswell's Eu-
eiueer's Guide. American Institutions. Pursuit of
Knowledge. l'urKJiadison. reruvian Aniiqiiu
Wav Down East. Pvnshnrt. Ike Marvel's Work.
Sanderson's Cook and Confectioner. Country Rumbles
in Enzland. Talesand Itevencs. Ian excellent temper-
snce lbsik.1 Money Maker. Escaped Nun. News
Kov. I ilea ivnson. .Mrs. naie s .ew uhik imhik. ii
ler s Old lied Sandstone, do. Footprint of Creator
Voiimr Ladies Counsellor. lonngMansdo. 1'ietonal
Catechism. Thomson s Lect. to . Men. Constitn-
tional Text Book. t"apti ve in l'awgoma. l lie Ameri
can Housewife. Half Hours with Old Humphrey.
Athens: it Grandeur ana iccay. airs. reiigwicK s
lied wood. do. New Eng. Tale. Lnclc Sams Farm
Fence. Arthur's Successful Merchant, do. Tals. Mrs.
Partington. Horace Translation. Virgil do. Mrs. Car
leu's Works. Heroines of History. Land and Sea.
Deck and Port. Sea and Sailor. Ship and Shore.
Xavul Life. Smr Paper. Masonic cnart. Irvine 8.
Columbus. Long Look Ahead. City of New York.
Living Orators of America. Young Man Advied. Mis
sions in Tonga and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Knout and the Russians. Hydrapathic Cook
Rook. Heath Bed Scenes. Gift Hook lor ronng Men
do. fdo. Indies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. do. Boys.
Kootpripts of Famons men. Charlotte Eliznlieth's
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant boy philoso-
nher. Abbott's Marco Paul Books., do Krancouia.
A ml a number of others too numerous to enumerate,
Cnnstantlv receiving laree additions to the foregoing.
Statioskp.t. Foolscap Paper great variety. Let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do. do, do. Envel
opesall styles. Inksall hind.. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles
Mi.ntnntiiiliinis- Dmries. Pass Books, lime JfcsiKs.
Paner Cutters. Do Folders. Shipping Beceipt Books.
Lithographic Prints a large variety, wrapping r
per good variety. Waters, sseanng max, c,
Finallv. we have a good variety of
Mraic Books New Carmina Sacra. Alpine Glee
cinn r.il.-iiii-r. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
a...n.i' Xl.ilmlisn. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instrnc-
. , i:ii .r .in Flute do. Accordon do. Violin do
Melodeon do, l'lymouth Collection with Music, Sheet
VI il.-il
And the most varied assortment of Stationery ever
ffered in Oregon. ..... .. . ...
ar- This stiH-k is all bought in New York and other
l . u . .
Eastern cities ana is oiu
UNIFORM PRICES.
3- We keep ou band School Books in large quan
ties, togctuer witn most oi me puoucaiioaa oi
Harper & Brothers; -Derby
& Jackson;
Ivison & Phinney;
Phillips & Samson?
A. S. Barnes & Co.;
Miller, Orton & Mulligan; .
Iary & Getz; - -
Putnam;
1 ln. ..J nSm.
Aliliieiiou, muw ...il. . .
We ask yonr patronage. If nnabl to visit us
asd examine our stock, your order will be attended to
on the same terms as if yon bougnt m person.
Portland, March 28,1857. . Stf
'All or the above works may be had W. Kenyon &
Co.'s City Hook Store, Salem."
nedicaL
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE medical and surgical Instittrte, Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship Cn's office, San Francisco, California. Es
tubli'hed in 1864, for the permanent enre of all Private
and Chronic Diseases, and the suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician L. J. CZAPKAY,
M. D., late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds, chief Sur
geon to the Military Hospital of Pesth, and late Lec
tarerou bisseases of women and children.
TO THE AFFLICTED. Dr. L.J.CZAPKAYretonut
his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their
patronage, and would take this opportunity to remind
them that he continues to consult at his Institute for the
cure of Chronic diseases of the Lungs .Livers .Kidneys .di
gestive and genitive organs, and all private diseases,
viz : Syphilitic nlrers, gonorrhoea, gleet, strictures,
seminal weakness and atl the horrid consequences of
self abuse, and hehopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many years, will continue
to ensure uim a snare oi puunc pa-tronage.
By the practice of many year in Europe and
the United States, and during the Hungarian wsr and
campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most efficient
and successful remedies against diseases or all kinds.
He uses no mercury charges moderate treats his pa
tient in a correct and honorable way has references
of un'jne-stionable veracity from men of known respect
ability and high standing in society. All parties con
sulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secresy.
To Tiiie Ladies or Orbtion and CAurosNiA. L.J.
CZArKAT, M. D.,Physi.-ian Surgeon and Aceoncheur .in
vites the attention of the sick and aftficted females la
boring nnder any of the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
neys, and ali diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is effecting more permanent cores than any other
physician In uregon or (.aiiforma. iet no fafse delicacy
prevent vou, but apply immediately, and save yourself
f run paiufnl suffering and premature death. AH mar
ried ladie. whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. I- J. Czapkay's Medicrl lntitrrte,
Sacramcnti St.. below Montgomery, opposite P. M. S.S.
Co's office .and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctor Offices arc so arranged that he can
be consTiued witiiotit molestation. 12m3
w A 1 consultations I by letter or otherwise.) free.
Address to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cal.
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE
LIEF. Below we publish the certificates of two
of tlie sufferers from the pangs or disease, who having
recovered tneir f-irmtr health, and impelled by grati
tude, make known their cases and remedial a?e'ut. and
I heir statements are authenticated by a Notary Pabiic.
lliedrmanu or ryiciety imuenoasiy command their
publicity, and we commend their perusal to the atten
tion or ell afflicted :
CERTIFICATE.
The nnJersigned. desirous of aeqoaintinff those who
may lie unfortunate enonh to be similarly afflicted,
where 'a permanent relief of their snfferinir mav be
obtained, feels it bis duty to thus pnblicly express
nis most sincere grauimie to I r. l. J. lapkay, for the
permanent recovery ef his health. Borne down by the
distressing svmptoms incident to the vicious practice of
uncontrollable passion in youth ; depressed in body and
mind ; unable to perform even the most trifling dnty
imp ise.l npon the daily avocations of life. I sought the
advice of many physician, who at first regarded my
disease as of trifling importance but ala ; altera few
weeK. ami in several instances months, ot tbeir treat
ment, I f'Hind to my nnntterable horror, that instead of
relief, the symptoms became more alarming in their
tort -ire ; and being, told by one that my disease, being
principally conn nea la t!ie brain, medicine would be of
little consequence. I despaired of ever regainine mv
health, strength and energy ; and. as a last resort, and
with but a faint hope, called upon Dr. Czapkay, who,
after examining my case, prescribed some medicine
which almost instantly relieved me of the dull pain
and dizziness in my head. Eneonrsged by this result,
I resolved if place mysell immediately nnder his care,
and by a strict oliedience to his directions and advice,
my head became clear, my ideas collected, tlie constant
pain in my back and groins, the weakness of my limlw,
the nervous reaction of my whole body on the slight
est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy and evil
foreUslinirs; tne self distrust and want of confidence
in others; the incapacity to study, and want of resolu
tion: the frightful, exciting, and at times pleasurable
dream at night, followed by involuntary discharges,
have all disappeared: and in'fact. in two months after
having consulted the Doctor, I felt as if inspired by
a new life that life which, but a short time ago, I con
templated to end witn my own nami
With a view to guard tlie unfortunate from falling
into tlie snares of incompetent quacks. I deem it mv
duty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill of
Dr. Czapkay, and recommend him to all who may stand
ia need of medical advice, being assured by my own
exj-erience, that once nnder his care, a radical and
pwmln.nt sarss wilt be tHtllnl. -
11- r r ILLMOKE.
SUite of California, Conuty of San Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn to before me, this 17th day of April,
a. v. inio. t. -signeo j
JOHN MIDDLETOX, ti8.J
Notary Public
CARD.
Prompted by an honest desire of mv heart. I wb-h to
lay before the public a case whk-h deserves a high com
mendation, not only as an act ot scientific skill, but
that of hmnanity. also. About two years ago. I sud
denly and from causes unknown to me, was seized with
a tit or KriLKrsv, wnich. owing to my inability to meet
the expenses eonseqnent upon a thoroucrh medical treat
ment, and the discouragement which I met with on
attempting it, soon became such (as was then led to
lielieve.) as t defy the skill of any physician. I was
frequently, wiuie in pursuit ol mv railing, throws down
to the ground without the slightest warning, and al
though insensible to the agonies, yet I despised the mis
ery of my existence. While in this state, and having
previous hi my amcnon lasted tne sweets ot lire, I once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a physician,
snd, by recommendation, called npon Dr. L. J. Czap
kay. 1 told him my circrtrnstances, and my inability
ii n-nira unit lor n is services regardless Ol wnK'O,
however, he at once undertook my else, and with the
blessing of God. I was once more restored to perfect
health. Unable to reward him for the boon which I
enjoy at present, and yet conscious of my indebted
ness, i consiocr it one to myself anu to all afflicted, to
make the ease public, in order that those in need of
medical advice may find a physician in whom every
cumiueuce can oe piacea.
M El EK a ABLONSKY. Il S.J
State of California,
Conntyof San Francfc?co, f
Suliscribeil and sworn, to before me this first day of
AUgllsl, A.M.: 100. Un-BERT A. liRANT.
Notary Pabiic. l. s.
CjPElJMATORRHtEA.or Local Weakness.nervons de-
kj bility, low spirit. lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and incapacity for labor and
study, dullness of apppetite, loss of memory, aversion to
society, love oi solitude, timidity.seii-distrnst, dizziness,
headache, pains in the side, affection of the eves. Dim
ples on t he face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are
cored without fail by the justly celebrated physician and
surgeon. L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, M.D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
The Greatest Disrorrry of the Iff.
IRE AT Blessines to Mankind! Innocent but Potent!
VI DM. CZAPKAY'S PBorHH-ACTtcru, (self-disinfecting
agent.) a sure preventive against Gonorrberal
and Syphilitic diseases, and a ceitain and unsur
passed remedy for all venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, fa-ted discharges from vagina,
uterus and urethra, and all eutanous eruptionsjind dis
ease. As innorulation is preventive against small pox,
so is Dr. Czapkay's Prophylacticum a preventive against
Syphilitic and Gonorrhoea! diseases. Harmless in it
self, it possesses the Dower of chemically destroying
the syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands of
debauchees from being inrected by the most loatnsome
of all diseases. Let- no young man who appreciates
-health be without Dr. Czapkay's Prophylacticum. It
is in very convenient packages, and will be found con
venient for use, being used a a soap. Price, So. For
sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgi
cal Institute, Sacramento st., below Montgomery, oppo
site V. al. Co s. otnee, fan r r-.ncisco. ,
All letters must be addressed toL. J. Czapkay, X.D.
San Francisco,
TR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
XJ Institute, Sacramento St., below Montgomery oppo
site Pacific Maill Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no remu
neration unless ne effects a cure. Umce hoars from
A. M. to u 1". M.
CERTIFICATE.
I, the undersigned. Governor of Hnntraxv. do testify
hereby .that Dr. L. J.Czapkay has served during the con
test for 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
wuu are capaoie oi appreciating patriotic self sacrifice,
Anil n n-bfea---i. A.1 mi-f.irfiinii t . . -1 -i-1 . . , . i. -
... .... -ui.1.1,, umi.. Austin Li-AJ IO,
. . Governor or Hungary.
Washington-City, Jan. 6, 1852.
3 Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond-
mg. piease enclose I ill in their letters, ana tney wm
get immediate attention to their eases.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Dec. 21 , 1S.57. 3m41
.Dickinson Type Foundry.
THELPS D ALTOS. Boston. LP. Fisher, Agent,
. nan x- rauciscu. uraeni auHCltca lor type, leads.
mie, ac.
August S3, 1857. 24tf
LADIES' cloaks, latest style, for sale cheap at
42tf WAKASMrcg ACos.
AFRESH assortment of all wool plaids, at ,
42tfl W. K. SMITH 4 Ctf s.
25,000 Wort if
SPRIKG AITD SUr
inEB
GOODS!
flint! inraiilkm vnnlil MBtur.ll. i . . .. .
. " -' - wirci.i.miiy ininrm taeirrns-
JL tomers and the public generally that tbey have on
hand, and are in constant receipt oC goods from San
Francisco and New York a large and wtUse-'
lected stock consisting in part oT
Alum, allspice, and alpacca.
Bonnets, berages, and bro. linen,
Cambric, crash, and calico, ,
Domestic de laines, and damask.
Edging, embroidery and everything.
Flannels, fringes, and fancy Bxin's,
Ginghams, gaiters and gloves,
Handkerchiefs, hose and hair-pins;
Iron, ink, and insertings.
Jaconet.jeans, and Java coffee.
Knives, kid gloves, and knitting-pins
Lawns, lard and Liverpool salt.
Mustard, mirrors, and matches,
Needles, nails, and nice things.
Oils, overshirts, and Oolong tea,
Pins, pants, and paper,
Quilts, quills, ana qneensware',
Ribbons, razors, and rat-traps,
Silks, sugar, and shaving soap.
Tea, tobacco, and turpentine.
Umbrellas, nnder-sleeves, and useful thlngs,-
Yeils, varnish, and vinegar, ,
Wreathes, woolen goods, wafSe-irons,
Yarn, yeast, and Yankee notions,
Zinc, and aephyr worsted,
Ac, Ac, and so oa,
Besides many other articles too numerous to mention
all or which we are offering at reduced prices, adopt-"
ing the plan of " Quick sales and small profits.''
The ladies will find in their department a large stock"
of fancy goods, direct from New York, which is not
usually kept in Oregon, and by arrangements wiy. be rfl"
constant receipt adequate to the wants of the ladies.'
The Gentlemen's Department of furnishing good
will seldom lie equalled, and excelled by none in Salem."
IRON. The blacksmiths and iron dealers will always
Snd a well-selected stot k or all sizes and shapes, to-'
get her with a good assortment of iron axles, from 1-4 .
6 in., to 2 x 1 1 inches, which we are selling at Portlancf
prices, adding freight.
We are prepared to receive all kinds of produce if'
exchange ror jroods, and also money. For full partico-'
lar: call -and examine ror yoarselves.
w. c. GBiswcfLD ft eo
Salem. Feb. 10. 1SS7. 48tf
LiTery and Sale Stable.
1TTE are now keeping Livery stable in
Oregon City, where Houses can
ways be obtained on liberal terms.
We are also prepared with excellent sta
bles, well supplied with hay and eats, to ttep hoists
by day or week. Those who call upon ns may reel as
sured that every attention will be given to horses left
in our charge. GIBSON & POTTEB.
August II, 1S57. 22U
Salem Tannery.
THE subscribers have purchased tfce Tanner ' Sa
lem, formerly belonging to Eli-ha S.rocg. All de
scrptions of leather will be kept constantly on hand
and the highest price, in ca-h or leather, will at al
times be paid for hided and bark.
CLARK & HOLM AS.
Salem, Oct, 24, 137. Iy33paid
City Hotel, Corrallis.
MESSES. A. B. & I. SPHEXGER
WOULD annonnce to the citizens of Corvallis, and1
the travelling public generally, that they have
thoroughly refitted this well known establishment, and
are now prepared ror the accommodation or customers.
The rooms have all been newly refurnished, the beAs
clean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish
ed with the best the market affords.
Corvallis, Aug. 30, 1S57. 25yl
Allan, MeKinlaw, & Co.,
HAVE jnst received a stock of New Goods, anp
would invite all those who wish to procure GOOi I
articles at reasonable prices, to call and see them. They
consist in part of the fallowing:
,nndstooe. Canal and Wheel Barrows
rain Cradles, Fancy Brooms.
Grass Scythes and Snaths, Plain do
Brush do do Assorted Colored Pails.
16 so Harrows, 23 teeth Painted Tubs.
Garden Bakes, Zinc Washboard.
do Hees-, Blacksmith a Bellows,
do Spades. Cross-cat Saws. 7 ft
Polished Shovels, do 6 ft '
Hay Fores, SIiU Saw3. 7 ft
Manure Forks, Hair Mattraases. doo Me
diums, do atarle.
Window Glass! 8 by 18 Hair Bolsters, doable.
do JO by 11 do smgle,
do 7 by 9 Sperm Candles.
Window Sashes A by 10 Adamantine dos,
do 10 by 12 Grape brand TobacetT
Ot Bows and Yokes, Loc ke do do
Bla.ikets, Baize, Lmdsey, Sheetings, Ticks, Ac-te
We keep constantly on hand a larye supply of GRO
CERIES, CLOTHIXG. HAP.DWARE.and many arti
cles too numerous to mention.
ALL AX, M KIXLAT & CO.
Oregon City. Sltf
Kenfeu's Dasnerreaa
aw
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
THE undersigned having recently returned from San
Francisco, is bow prepared to take those beautiful
Pictures on Glass railed A fB ROT VP K S, which have
almost entirely superceded the Daguerreotype ia th
r.a--i ana :san r ranctsco.
Gallery in the new bnildinr. erected etveaail far Me
butinm, west of the Marion House.
WILEY KENTON.
Salem . November 11,1 856. Sotf
New Store and New Goods.
At Oat! and, 3efAeaev's Fern, O. T.
ALBERT ZIEBER, Dealer in dry goods, groceries,
crockery, hardware, produce, Ac. -Having
purchased the stock in trade of G. E. Getch
ell, together with the premises known as Metheney's
Ferry, on the Willamette river, and having built a new
storehouse, and replenished the stock of goods on hand.
now oners to exchange, ror prodace or casft, an assort
ment of '
Dry goods, consisting of cloth tag", cassimeres. satit-
netts, sheeting, shirting, and fancy goods; hats and
caps, boots and shoe), groceries in variety, with spices,
nuts, raisins, and candies; paint, oils, medicines, per
fumery, crockery, tinware, hollow-ware, stoves, hard
ware cutlery, and many other articles to meet the wants
or tlie public.
He has also moved and repaired his warehouse, so
that he is now prepared to purchase or take in storage.
country prodace, which he can discnarge ry a slide to
steamers decks, without loss or expense of d ravage.
And being determined to constantly keep on hand a
good supply of such goods as the country trade may re
quire, he believes be can make it an object foe tbe peo
ple ra his vicinity to extend mm ineir patronage.-
No difference made in the price of goods, wheth
er sold for cash or prodace,
October 1, 1S57. 30tf
Salem Market.
THE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in
the center of the town, is happy to inform the nob
lie that he keep constantly on band a supply of a3 thtf
varieties of meats, fresh and pickle!. He also has the
various kinds or vegeiao.es in thevr season. Beer will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters, 6 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents; and if yon want a choice piece, I shall
charge you a tit a pound.
All kindsof farmer's prodace and grain received la
exchange for meats. THOMAS CKtfSS.-
Salem. J my , isoo. im.
C. B. Pillow.
DEALER in clocks, watches and jewelry, S
lem, O. T. Particular attention paid to the
repairing of watches and clocks. All work war- '
ranted. Jewelry repaired at short. notice.
UK r
Watches and clocks, 8 day striking clocks at a very
low price ; also 30 honr marine docks.
JKWKLKT.
Ladies and gents Brooches, Finger Rings, Ear Bin 2S
Gold Buckles, Guard Chains, Ac, Ac
iSalem, July 6. 1857. 17tf
Salt! Salt!!
TONS "San Qnentin" SALT, in about 80 and
100 lb. bags, just received and for sale very cheap?
20
Oregon City, Dee. 6, 1856.
Allan & Lewis.
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE
GON TERRITORY.
A STORE room in Orleans, a first rate stand for a
produce deafer. The Orleans warehouse and store"
will be rented together if required.
v u 1 m g fK f Y1
ioaav auvmci.
July 8. 1857. lStf
Allan. McKlnUr. &. Ca
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Good Gro
ceries, Hardware, Ac., Oregon City , O.T.
Lard Wanted
LARD 25,000 for which cash will be paid, by
B.M. DURELLE.
atGnswold A Co.
Salem, July 1. 1857. 18tf
JAS. . RICHARDS, ) tSO. KCCtAAXr, T
San Francisco, f Portland, O. T. J
" Ricnards& McCiakca. ,
rOMKlSSTON MKT5CHANTS. anT Jobbers h OVegon?
V Floor, Grain, Produce, Fruit. Pork, Bacon. Lard,
Hams, A, Ac Orders for Oregon trade promptly at
tended tox. Liberal advances mnde on consignments
No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco
January 27, 1857. 46tf
s
ALT, sal soda, and sassafras, at
(t -Ti) w . k- sat j; a A to av