UITnXGS OF MAIL I'OITSACTS.
TR0P03ALS for conveying the mail of the United
j. wi I mm tne 11 01 July, is.s. to the 1st of July,
1S.52.oii the following routes in the Territories of iUlb
liU. end A.MMrVTO . will be received at tlie Con
tract 02!t-e or this nL-parttncnt outil 9, a. m.. T the 1 th
day of Marcs nest, to be decided by the tld of the
same uiunui .
OREGOX.
12701 From Astiria, by Cathlamet. Wash. Ter.. Oak
i-oini, turner, Oregon, St. Helen. I,ake River.
Wash.. Vancouver, Sonvie's Island. Or.. Port-
l.iud, Milwaukie, and 0ve:o, Wa-h. Ter., t
Oregon City, Or., 144 miles and back, twice a
wees, in stc.imtKKiU.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and Ssturdiy at 9 a m;
Arrive at Oregon Citv next dar br 3 n ni:
Leave Oregon City Mon jay and Thursday at 7
a ro;
Arrive at Astoria next days bv 5 a m
Bids to run by a different" aebedule will ba con.
sidercd.
12702 From Portland, by Oceola, Hill!oro. Tnalitin
and M apatoo, to Lafayette, 4S miles and bark
once a weeK.
Leave Portland Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Lafayette nest day by 0 a m;
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 2 p rn;
Arrive at Portland next dav hr 4 n m-
11703 From Oregon City, by Yamhill. Butteville.Chatn-
Eocg, Fairfield. Salem, Eo!a, Independence,
loomington, USerty, and Albany, to Corval
lis, 95 miles and back, twice a vwt.
Leave Oregon City Monday aud Thursday at 7
font, Siuslaw. and Yoncalln. inihLhmi oil
uiic- a:iu ijc. UUCC a WeCK.
Leave Corv.iIlis Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Oakland next day by 6 p m:
Leave Oakland Wednesday at 8 a m;
rrivB at Corvallis next day by 6 n u:
... 1 1 i . 1
i:.oo trim Larval lis, by Kinney's. Murray's. Ensene
C ity.t ottage Grave, and Coast Fork of Willam
ette, ta Oakland, 10 miles and back, once a
Leave Orrnllis Wednesdays at 7 a m;
Arrive at Oakland Fridays bv 4 p m:
Leave Oakland Friday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Corrallis Mond.ivs by 4 p in
Bids to end at Winchesrr'.,w 1n-itA.i
12T0S From Corvallis. hv Sin ivt i nrt:ni.ii
Bridgeport. Dallas, Etna.Pmm Valley, and'
Payum, to Lafayette, 56 miles and back, once
a WCTR.
Leave Corrallis Mondays at 6 a m ;
Arrive at Lafayette next days, bv 12 m;
Leave Lafayette Tuesdays at I p'm;
Arrive at Corvallis next days by 0 n m:
12. 0 t rora S-.V.em. bv Dock's Perry an.1 M vt Hoo.l
" t Lafayette. i miles and back, oace a week,
Leave Salem Mondays US am;
. Arr-.ve ni Laiayette Tuesdays at 6 a m:
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Salem by 8 r m.
12703 From Saicra. by Santiam City. Central, Wash
iugtm B ute. Calapooia. L'nion Point, Pine
llamette Forks. McKenzie. nr., I l'n,.m. i itr
to Pleasant, lliil eo miles and back, once "a'
Leave Salem Tuesdays at 12 m;
; Arrive at Pleasant H'lU Fridavs by 6 pm;
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at" 6 a ra;
Arrive at Salem Toosilati h" m m .
12709 rom Xorth Canvonv.lie.l.y Galesviili, Lclaml
. .ld EivcrJackonviIIcPbeoni:t.A-liUir.d Mais
tiara vtn.tai., and Henlcy.to Yre'xa, Oil., 140
Leave Xorth Canyonviile Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at rcka next Thursday by C p m
leave Vrcka Saturday at 7 m- '
Arri.at liorth t'anyonviile next Tuesday by C
11T10 Frjm Xorth Canyonville.by MyrtieCrek.R.innd
Prairie. Alder Brook, K.cburp, and Winchcs-
iit i j va&iana, 4 miK-s and back, ouce a
Leave jrth Canvonville Thursday at 5 a m
Arrive at Oakland by S p m; '
Leave Oakland Saturday it .1 -
Arrive at Xorth Canvonville by 8 pm
127U From Oakland, by" Kclloirir s. Eikton, S.-ott-
, u.k w r-rn..
Leave Oakland Saturday at 12 m;
Arrive at L'mpona City Monday by n m
Leave rmnqoaVity WeUisesday at 6 a m;
Amve at Oakland next day by 6 p m:
12.12 Irorn : Albany. 1 v Bariinton and Horrisbanr,
Ui.Iametteo?ks, 30 miles and lack, once
. Leave Albany Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Willamette Forks next day l-r 12 m
Lcare Willamette Fork Kri.liv t .... '
Arrive at Albany next day l.y's p m- '
11713 From Port Orford, Kai.n" -Ij h a:id Coos Bay to
.ard.aer C:ty, tj miles and tack, on'ce a
Week.
Leave Port Orford Hon-.L-.y at 7 a v.;
Arrive at Oardmer City Wednesday 'by S j m-
Leave UardiccrCity Inar-dav at 7'a m:
12.14 From Port Orford. by Eandoloh and Empire Citv
ti W i3chet-r. and back, once a week.
E;d Jvrs to state schedule and diMaac.
WA5HIXGT0X.
12759 From Kainer. Or., by Moaticcllo, V"ash. Tcr.,
Castle Hock, CowhU, Hiffhl.ind, Xewaocem,
..luaua.aca auiier t reei.to Ste:!acoom
ii.j.i io run? and back, once a week.
Leave Kaiaer. W'eJaesday at 6 a m:
Arrive at fcteilacoom CJty next Friday by 2
Leave Sieilacoom Cty Patnruay at 6 am;
Arrive at Hainer next Monday tv 5 p m:
Bids t extead to Seattle, 33 miles further will
be considered-
12T51 From Vancouver, by Cascades, to Wascopnm,
Oregv-n, 95 miles and back, once ia two
week.
Leave Vanoonver every other Wednesday at 10
Arrive at Wasconnm next rnrl.tr fi n.
Leave Wascipnm every other Mondav at e a m;
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday bv 8 a in:
Bids for more frequent trips will be consider-
eu-
12732 From Cowlitz to Boie Fort Prairie, 15 milesand
naca, once a weea.
Jeave Cowiitz Tharsday at 9 a m
Arrive at B -i.-e Fort Prairie by 2 p m;
leave B i-e Fort Prairie Friday at 9 a
m;
Arrive at Cowlitz by 2 n m.
12753Frora Oak Point, by Bjw Fort Prairie, toGrand
Mound, 50 miles and back, once ia two
weeks.
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Grand Mound next day by 6 p m;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wetiuesday at 6
am;
Arrive at Oak Point next day by 6 p m.
127ji From Olympia, by Eaton's and Vthn Prairie, to
Fort Montgomery, 40 miles and back, once
in two weeks.
Leave Olypia every other Monday at 7 a m;
Arr.ve at Fort Montgomery by 6 p ra;
Leave Fort Mnatgomery every other Tnesday at
7am; '
Arrive at Olympia by 8 p m.
1275-5 From Olmyp'ia. by Brnceport. Oysterville. Che
nook, and Pacific City, to-Astoria, Oregon,
once in two weeks and back to Clienook, and
once a week the residue.
Bidders to state distance and schedule of arrivals
and departures.
Proposa Ls to run the entire route once a week are
invited.
12756 From Olympia, by Arcadia, to Oakland, and
back, once a week,
tidders t j state distance and schedule of arrivals
and dt.-parture.s-
IXSTRCCTTOXS.
Coitaininf conditions to be ineorporatfd in the contraet
to the extent the department mag derm proper.
1. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
offire, when not otherwise specified, for assorting the
mails-
2. Railroad and steamboat companies are required to
take the mail from, and deliver it into, the post offi
ces at the commencement and end or tJn-ir routes, and
to and from all offices not more than eighty rods from
station or landing. Proposals may be submitted for
the performsm-e of all the side service that is, for offi
ces orer eighty rods f rom a station or landing-.
3. Xo pay will be made for trips not performed; and
for each such omissions, not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay or the trip may be deducted. For
arrival so far behind time as ta break counection
with depending mails, and not sufficiency ex-used
ne-f.MrtU or the compensation for the trip is subject
o forfeitnre. Deduction will also be ordered fira trade
of performance inferiorto thHt specified in the contrac t
For repeated deliiiquences of the kind herein specified,
enlarged penalties, proportioned to the natnre thereof
and the importance of the mail, may be made.
4 For leaving behind or throwing off the "mails or
any portion of them, for the admission of passengers
or for being concerned in setting np or running an ex
press conveying intelligence in advance of the mail a
quarter's pay may !e deducted.
5. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency lie
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificate of
postmasters, or the affidavits of other credible persons
for failing to arrive in contract time; for neglecting to
take the mail from or deliver it into a post office; for
wifleringit (owing either to the unsnitablcness of the
Ilace or manner of carrying it) to be wet, injured, de
stroyed, rubbed, or lost; und for rcftming. after de
mand, to convey the mail as frequently as the contrac
tor runs or is concerned in running, a coach, car. or
a steamboat on a route. . '
6. Toe Postmaster General mayannnl the contract
for repeated failures to ran according to contract; for
jiolatms the port office laws, or disobeying the instruc
tions or the department; for refusing to discharge a
carrier when required by the department to do 800"
assigning the contract without the assent of the Pos
master General ror running an express as aoreidTor
f.jr transporting persons or packages conveying maila
ble matter out of the mail. J
7. The Postmaster General may order an increase of
acrvice on a route by allowing therefor a pro ra in
crease on the contract pay. He may cbangVschedu
of departures and arrivals in all cases, and particularly
to make them conform to connections with raUroads
without idcroase of pay. provided the rnnning time hi
not a;,rided. He imaja&o order an increaae of speed,
allowing wHhm the restnctiona of the law. a oroVato
increase of pay for the additional stock or curriers if
Arrive at Corvallis next day be 5 n m;
Leave Corvallis luesday and Friday at 7 a m:
;, at 0nfS" t'ity next dava Iv5 p m;
rram-urriius, M3IT I I'd ml. Fnr.t n lnn
-,r"'' i on orfurd Saturday by 3 p m.
l'ropali t- ran, after passing Ojo' By via
Alocth of Coqt!e!. and end at I mpona" Citv,
tvmt the same dUtance as adi"erti.-d, arc i'i-
n Tha contractor may. however. In the case of in
crease of speed, relinquish the contract by giving
prompt notice to the department that lie prefers doing
so tcarrvinir the order Into effect. The Postmaster
General may also curtail or discontinue the service, in
whole or in part, at pro $-ata decrease of pay, allowing
one month's extra compensation on the amount dispells
ed u nil. whenever, iti tils opiuion, the public interests
do not require the same, or 111 case lie desires to Bupcr
sede it by a dinercni graae 01 transportation,
ft. Payments will be made for the service by collec
tious from, or drafts on, postmasters, or otherwise, af
ter the expiration or eaen quarter say In February
May, August, and Xovemuer.
a". The distances are given according to the liest in.
formation 1 but no increased pay will lie allowed should
tbey be greater than advcrtised.Of the points to be sup
plied be correctly stated. BiMrrm mutt inform th(m-trh-et
on rti'j i;kii(; and also in reference to the weight
or the mail, the conditions or roads, hills, streams. Ac,
and all toll-bridges, ferries. oribstracUusoranvkind
1. .. .. . 1 . : . u 1. . . . . J
i uuiiuniitwnuj-uo inciirrea. 10 claim tor ail
ditional nav based on nrh pnuinild imi lu. nnn. t.i..i.
nor ror alleged mistakes or misapprehension as to the
dczree of service: nor Tor bridges nt..trrt-r,1 .r mb..
nlufrtii-tirtne lnr.H-o! .I....... : 1 . i '
- nrwt.r-riijf uwuiiiix, tnTiirriiii; uunug llie
uuniian icnu. umces estawisiicd aner tins advertise
ment is issued, and also dnrinir the contract trim an-
4 be visited without extra pay, ir the distaucc be not
iiiccasca.
10. A bid received after the last day and hour named
or without the guarantee required by'law, or that com
bines several routes in one sum of compensation, ean.
not be considered in competition with a regular propo
sal rcsonaoie in amount.
11. Bidders should first propose for srrvice strictly
according to the advertisement, and then, if they de
sire, trparalelg tor different service; mid ir the regular
out ne me lowest onertd lor me advertised service, the
otnrr propositions mny be considered.
- 12. There should lie' but one route bid for in a propo
sals. 13. The route, the set-rice, the yearly pay. the name
and re-idence of the bidder, (that 'is his usual postnfHce
aooress.j ana tnose 01 eacn memocr or a nrm, where a
company offers, should be distinctly stated: also the
mode r.f cnnvcv.-.nce. ir a higher mode than borse'.iack
be ii'.tcndeil. The words "with due celerity, certainty
and security," inserted to indicate the mode or convey,
anee. will constitute a "star bid." When a '"star bid'
is intended, no specific conveyance most be named.
1 1. Bidders are requested to use. as rar as practica
blc, the printed firm of proposals rurnished by the de
partment, to write out in full the sum of their hid , and
to retain copies or them.
FORM OF PaOPOSAf.
, , of , conntvof- , Stateof
propose to convey the mails or the I'uitrd States rrom
July l.l-'o. tj June 30, Hi;2,on route iv'o ,rroin
to , agreeably to the advertisement of the
Postmaster General dated October 22, 1S57, and by the
lu.tun ni'mr i.. ciron ancc, VIZ!
for the annual sum nf dollnt-x.
This proposal is made with full k-nonled" nf the
distance of the route, the weight of the mail to I car
ried, and all the particulars In reference to the route
and service, and also after careful examination of the
laws and imtrnctions attached to the advertiscmcrt.
laled. (Signed.)
CTCARAXTKK.
The nnder-iffticd, residing it . Stateof
undertake that, if the foregoing bid for rarrving the
mail on route Xo lc accepted by the Postmas-
tes General, the bidder shall, prior to the 1-t day of
.vuau-i, i.-vi, enter into me required obligation, on
cor.trart. to perform the service proposed, with good
and suHi -cut sureties.
This we do understanding distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarantors under tlie 27th
action oi tue act ot Congress of July 2. KM.
(Signed by two guarantors.)
Dated.
CERTIFICATE.
The nnderigned. postmaster of , State of
. rertites. under his oath of office, that bi Is
qaainted with the above gnarantors, and knows them
to 1 mca of proiMsrty, and able ta make good thegnar-
Dated
15. Altered bids should not be submitted: nor k'io.iM
olds once submitted le -itbdiawn.
I-jc!i bid nv-.-t be guarantied by two rcsponiiblc per
sons, (.cneral guarantees cannot be admitted. The
bid and guarantee should be signed nlaiulv with the
full name or each person.
I ;:e department reserves the right to reject any bid
rhicn may lie deemed extravaiant. and also tha bios
01 ia:i"ig -o;itractors and bidders.
li.. jae bid shoul I be sealed: snlrscribel -Mail Pnv
P'wals. M.iteor Territory or (asthe case may be) ."
dressed "f-ecoud Assistant Postmaster General'
I oiitra. t O.me. and sent bv mail, not by or t.oan airenl
and port:na!-ters w.ll n .t ea le nnmosnls or 1,-ticrv
or ai.y kind) in thi ir quarterly rrtunis.
17. The contrortsare to 1 "executed an.l returned to
trie department by or b-r.Tethe 1st of Annst. KV)
but the service mt be commem ed on the 1st Jul v, or
the ma:! day next after that date, whether the contracts
ie executed or cot. o proposition fVr transfers will
be considered nntU the contracts nre rxn-nM nn.l -
ceived at the department: and then no transfers a ill
be allowed nrless good and suflicieTit reasons therefor
are g.ven.io ce actennincd tiy the department.
IS. Section 1 of an act of Congress, annroved March
1. iprTici.il mat contracts lor the transportation
or the mail shall he 1st "in every ca-e to the lowest
jldder ten lenng funi irnt errarai:b-es for faithfi:! rer
furmtnee. withot.t other reference to the mode of snh
transportalion than may be necessary ti provide for the
-.i rriiriiy, cenainty, at:d security of such transporta
tion. Lnderthts law a new description of bids has
been received. They do not sric- iiy a mode nf n, ,r.
... - .-j. r r . m-iii xrp with
ceicrity. certainty, and security, o-ing 1'ie terms of tae
liw. Thee bids are styled, tmm the manner in which
liiey are dsismated t.n the books or the department,
star bias," and they will be erntr.ied as providing
for the conveyance of the entire mail, however lari-e.
nm w. lever may oe tue mode ne--esarry to insure :U
"c l.-ntv, certainty, aud security."
10. In all cases'wtiere the lowest irrade of service Is
h l.eved to be sufficient. the 1 wet bid will I e accepted,
if duly guarantied, iu preference to a ".-tar" nr specific
When Cic 1 wt bid is not a st ir bid. and specifies
ituer no mo,le or an inadeonate mode of conveyance.
w.ii 1101 oe accepiea. uut set a-iile lor a snecinc Lid
ir"';-tisio me necessary service.
lien tlie bid d-es not snecifv a mode of eonve'
an.'e; tlo. when it proposes to carry "according to
nre navemsemeni.-- nut williout sucli spermcatlon. It
w ii 1 con. : jerea ss apropoFti r.r uorseiack ser
vice.
2t. A modification or a bid in any of its essential
terms is tintamo int 1 1 a nerv bid, and cannot lie receiv
ed, so as to interfere with a remilar cuinretition. aftir
iiic iasi u'nir -i ior rectiving riuis.
1. I'ostmsters are to lie rarefiil not to certify the
uffii-iency or guarantors nr snietics without knowing
that thev are nerv ins or sufficient reiionvih:.i:tv: ami
s!l bidders, guarnr.tors. and sureties are distim-nlv .
tilied that, oa a railare to enterinto or perform the"con-
ra-M ior n service proposed for in the accepted l:d.
meir ie?ai lianiiiues ne eworee.i asramst them.
Present contractors, and nersons known at the
department, must, equally with ethers, pricure gnnr-a-itors
and certificates of their sufficiency snlistar.tiallr
n me torms aimve prescrilied. The certificates of suf
ficiency ma-t be signed by a postmaster or by a judge
or a court ol record.
AAROX V.BROWX,
v Postmaster General.
Post Office PepaetAiVt,
October 22, lslv. 12w41
Aotice.
THE judges of the Supreme Court, of tie Territory of
Oregon, assembled at the seat of 'Government" on
tue ninth day of January, eighteen hnndmt snri Hftv-
seven, do fix and appoint ?istrict Courts, to be held fn
village of R Keburg, in the county of Douglas on the
first Mondays, or March, May, Peptcmlier and Xovem
ber.annusliy, nntil otherwise ordered, and do limit the
duration of said terms to six days escli.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Chier Justice.
44tf - M. P. DKA lV, Associate Justice.
AtKueeiieUitr.
THE subscribtr lias at Eugene City, one of the lest
general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, and all articles kept in a gene
ral finding store, to 1 round in Oregon. He is con
stantly receiving rresh additions to his stock, nnd al
ways Keeps 11 up. My goods are now all received direct
rrom San Francisco, where I have a resilient aa-ent. All
lndsor rarmer s produce received in exchange ror goods
pay higher prices ror produee, and sell goods cheaper
aan any other store in the Territory.
JOSEPH TEAL.
Eugene City, July 1 , IR.18. lotf
Marion House, Salem.
THE undersigned onnonncra 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
thereof. He will keep it in first rate style, and invites
the patronage of the public. " K. M. MAY.
Way 23, JS7. lltr
Dentistry.
DR. J. R.CARDWELL. Dental Sargeon, Corvallis,
in his profession, at Corvallis. Kuireus Citv. Win
chester, Scottsbnrg. and Jacksonville. Skill, unques
tionable; charges rvsqiecLiblc: work, warranted. Teeth
examined, and advice given five o( charge.
line nonce given or mange ot omce.
April 26, lMo. 7tr
Watchmaking.
WILLIAM F. H1GHFIELD .Chronometer and
Watch maker, Oregon City, to be fonnd at
is old stand in front or the United States Hotel.
ate Main-street House, where he rm ho ronstani lr
round prepared to do any business in his line. Watches
cleaned and repaired on short notice and reasonable
terms. Also a choice lot of watches and jewelry ror sale.
Kotire.
plOBVALLIS Ware Honse. Xo. l,we offer Tor rent.
V ISAAC MOORK. or
WAYMAN St. CLAIR.
In connection with the above we have a norV bono
and smoke house for rent.
18tf MOORE ft St. CLAIR.
DRY-GOODS for ladies and gentlemen, in great va
riety, at 2itf MOORES'
Orleans Warehouse.
ORLEAXS Ware House, opposite Corvallis, Tor rent
IMf ISA AC MOORE.
M
ACKEREL and codfish, at
(42tl) W. K. SMITH A Cs's.
WANTED in exchange for cakr or merchandise
20.000 lbs. or bacon for which I will n. thl
biffhwt priw. (J. E.C0LE.
The Graefenbcrjj
FAMILY MEDICINBS
1
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Aninfallillc remedy for all diseases of the womb
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A piwerful extract. One bottle equal to ten of the
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Invaluable for hums, wimnds, sprains, chilblains,
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the Gr.iitrEXB!:rj5 ni t ttrarnv.
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to until this Ointment has been thoroughly tried. It
never rails.
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eves, weikness. dimness and railing nr si-ht. Hwlll
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cured by their u.-e.
GUAKFENBimG COSfVSrTIVK'S BALS.
Sovereign in all Rronrhial and Pnli-inary Diseases.
It is. beyond all question, true that Consumption is a
citrarleui-oa-e, and the Con-iinpt:ve's Ur.la is tlie lert
enretive ever used.
G::AEFtBKRG HEALTH riTTESS.
These Bitters are skilfilly and elegantly prepared
rrom a number or invig iratiug healthy rts, h.irks,
herb and vines. An iiival.iallc Vmic aad health rc-
au.fr. - - -
(lmcn-.BxiKi II rl (If HtlLtU.
A handsomely iirinted volume nf 300 naurs. contain
ing concise and extremity liin descriptions of all
manner of diseases, their symptoms aud treatment.
Every family sh-s.ld have oiie. Frice only 25 rents.
it will I sent, post paid, t any post ofti"-e in Califor
nia or Oregon, on tbn receipt or 2-" cents by mail or ex
press.
Address itertingtm Co., San Fnncisro.
The Gmefentiera Meilicines are for sal? bv all Praia--
gists and AiiotWaries thrn:hout the country.
.v-iiis 1. ainonua ann iiregon
. UKilGTOX A Co..
Wholesale Umcststs.
Ko. in j ( 1 iy street.
SiciTtt Pavi? Agents, Portland.
San Francisco, Dtc. 12, 1x57. " Smll
L. P. Fisher's
A P r-UTIs-ING Aeencv. San Fran. is.-o Vo. 1711
Jt. Wasbingt;in street. 1111 stairs, nearly mtHit 1..
fliasuire s . M'era nonse.
L. I. FISH EM is the authorized Asent or the
Oregon Statcmax;
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento Union:
San Jmquin Kcpulrlican. Stockton;
Facilic Methodist, Stockton;
Souora Herald;
Xevad i Jonnuil:
Jrass Valley Telegraph;
Red rtlafT Beacon;
Columbia 'iazette;
Mo oitaiu IVuiocrnt.riacervillc;
Tuolnmne Courier;
Calvarer. Chronicle. Mokelumne If ill;
El Dorado lcm'H-rat;
Shasta Courier;
MariM.i ;azette:
YreUa Weekly Cuion;
Trinity Jivurual. Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Weekly ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph; -
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Ilispatch;
California Mining Journal;
Ios Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Cazette;
San IMogo Herald;
AlmedaCjtiiityOazette;
Placer Courier. Yankee Jim's,
Xapa County Peporter;
Sierra IVmocrat. Downievillct
Humlmtdt Times;
Union:
Oregonian. Portland. O. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, O. T.
Jacksonville Herald. Jacksonville. O. T.
Pioneer and Democrat. Olympia, W. T.
Washington Ilcpnbliban, Ste'ilacoom, W. T.
lWneo-m. Honolulu. S. L:
Pacilic Commercial Advertiser. Honolulu S. T.
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
ADVERTISIXK IX THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. P. F. has'now completed his arramremeiits for
the forwarding of advertisements to all the principal
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part of the Union, of doina so at
the lowest rates, and in a prompt and satisfactory man
ner. ,
Aniust 2.. 157. 24tf
Boot and Shoe Store.
FREDERICK W I C K M O X would announce
to the citizens of Salem, and the surroiind-
ng country, that he have taken a store on the
east side of Commercial street, north of the postoflice
wnei-e ue will Keep cojistantly on Hand a roll assort
ment or every kind of boots nnd shoes, both custom and
sale work, which lie 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 stock.
r HKUKlilCK. WICKMOX.
Salem, March 12,1857. 13tf
Bakery and Confectionery.
THE undersigned would announce to the public that
they have established themselves in the baking and
confectionery business at Salem, on Commercial street,
second door north or the Union Honse. A thorough
experience at the baking business they trust will enable
them to give satisfaction to theircustomcrs. All orders
promptly filled.
Groceries and Fruits, will also be kept constantly on
hand. McOINN & BYRNE.
April 9. M7. stf
Storage! Storage!
WE are prepared to store all kinds of farmers pro
duce, on the most liberal terms. Also to attend
to ail 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
01 dray age. BEACH & HOGUE.
Albany, bepi. 10, imi. 27m6
THERMOMETER CHURXS, just received and for
ale at epB W. C. URI8W0LD8 4 CO'
I R. I. Craaori
ITTORNET AND COUNSELOR AT LAVT.
AUany,O.T.Feb..lS8. 4Stf
Aledicnl.
W. Mc A. FEE.M. D., Physician and Surgeon,
ice over Star. Barnard ft Co.a Store. Front St..
ome, Benton Co.. O. T. 3m47
Dr.
S. H. Untitles,
OFFICE,
SALEM. ORKCON TERRITORY.
Mm, November 9, 1857. S3tf
William C. Urlswold & Co.,
Mi
11CJIANTS, SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY.
w. c. oniswoi.n, 22tf c. a. woodworth.
I Medical Notice.
rP ""hscriher, would inform the inhabitants that he
X at his old stand, ready to attend to all calls in
Ins Mtrfession ; nlso be has on hand a well selected
stocluf Krlectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
Bvorti-I supply of Syringes, all or which he will dispose
or oifcasouable terms. . W. WARREN.
r;m Decemlier I, !". 3sr
S Medieul Noliee.
Dl R. W. 811 AW, late or San Francisco, Cnlirornla.
Tcra his professional services to the citizens fn
Saleajand vicinity, ami respectfully solicits a share To
pnbll favor.
B Otlice at Reed and Fcllowa' drug store.
ly R.W.SHAW.
S: Ellsworth,
ATTOBSBT AMD COrSSKLLOB,
Up. Supreme and other Courts. Office Eugene
I'itv. Iine Inutility. rfrefon Trritorv. Al
Coimtgssionerof Deeds lor Xew York, Connecticut. Ac.
AUPisi zn. isnu. 2itf
Wallamet University.
SALEM, OREGON.
rfHC FACULTY during the present year will con
X art or
lie F. S. Hoyt, A. M-, President and Acting Profess
or of Aicient Languages aud Mathematics.
C.U. ilall, A. 11 Profes-ior of Natiiral Science.
Ddt 43Snft, Tchc of C0"""""
Miss iiu-ah Biu-kiugliam, Teacher or Instrumental
Music
Tin Oollegiatb DEPARTMENT or the Wall imet Uni
versitf ls lieen oraanized. Young men designing to
pursu.' are gular C mrse of Study, are invited to avail
themtlrs of the advantages afforded by this Institu
tion. Ail available resources will be made use of to
meet thi wants of Students, Efforts will be continued
to secarn suitable endowmeat;and no pains will be spar
ed in o'fsiningompetentand experienced Instructors.
The Ojllegiate year Is divided into three term, com
menciif as follows:
The wt ter.a on the 3d Thursday in September.
" st ond term on the 1st January.
tlrd " lost " " April.
The tist two ttrms are fifteen rrerkt each; the third,
rtcren nek:
Vacvioss. There will he two vacations In the
year: ar. in April, of (too reek, and one, in the sum
mer, re iae trerkw.
Trrrns will be at the rate of tl per week, or tl'J
per an:m.
T1IK OREGON IXSTITUTE Tob Fbetabatort
DKrAKTHENT.
TEKt The Academic year is divided into rofa
Trns 4 -frrea tcerA each.
The lrt term begins on the last Thursday of AngusL
wroi:d terra begins on the !d " " Novem.
Uird " last " 4 January.
" mirth " " " " Ut " " April."
Vac vnoNi There will be two vacations In the year:
one ia ipr.l. of firo tortks; and one in the summer, of
eiz frrkm.
Trirais will Iw paid at the beginning of each Terra
in adrcmce. at the following rates:
la Languages, Higher Mathematics ft Chem., $10 00
f Other studies of the Academic Division, . . 7 50
Common English Division,. 6 50
" Primary " 5 50
For use of the Piano 1 50
" Instrumental music.. 10 00
; Instruction! in vocal music is given to all the
tadents free of choree.
Aoaissios. students will be admitted at anv vme:
and will be charged for tuition from the time they en
ter only, but their progress will be greatly prxnoited
by entering early in tne Academic year.
" In cases where, from necessity, students leave before
the end of the term for which payment has leen made,
a jot proportion not more than thrre.rourths nor less
than one-fourth or the tuition fee will be reminded.
Students are not allowed to leave ju-t before examina
tion. Patrons who are inattentive to this point, inflict
reat injury npou both the student and the Instita
tion.
BoArirtso. Young gentlemen and lidies can obtain
board at reasonable rates with private families.
Corns-E tr Stvpv. A Course of btudv bas been
adopted for both the tvi'ectate and Preparatory le-
partmcnts, well calcinated to se nre ripe scitoiarsnip.
mental discipline, aud a preparation for the active du
ties n l:fe.
A liberal Course of Study has been adopted foryoung
ladies wln desire t- obtain a thnronch ed ication.
1 3- A I'ipl ima will l awarded tj all who shall
complete the prescribed morse.
1 he l.i.avKKSuEsT will is parental but strict aim
ing constantly at the formation or correct habits or
Sclf Govemment. Careful attention will be given ta
manners and morals.
ScilLAinrs. tierpetnal. or for the re nod of ten
years, securing tuition at very reduced rates, can lie
purchased. For further particulars apply to the Presi
dent.
Per order of Executive Committee.
V. SL. 1IOYT.
tsee. B ard .r Trustees
Salem; Ieo. W. 157. 41tf
New Constitution for Oregon.
Tt" fE beg leave to announce to the public that we
are :st receiving a large and wel- selected stocc
or eoods from San Francisco, which has been selected
with great aire by Mr. Alexander, who has been attend
ing that market ror some time, Uierelore we ran sateiy
say to the putlic that we can, and will sell, gooes as
low at wholesale or retail
AS AXY HOUSE IX OREGOX.
We will 1ke in exchange Tor goods all kinds of pro
duce. N.B. We will also pay rash for all kinds of pro-dm-e.
to-wlr
Wheat. Flour, nutter, Esgs, Bacon, Fork, Lard,
Oats. Ac, Sc.. Ac.
All whowi-h to purchase, will do well to call and ex
amine befa-e purchasing elsewhere.
Our s.hw consist of every thing in the line that this
market calKfor t.vwit:
Grev. White, Red and Blue Blankets;
Coats, I'ests. Pants. Hats and Hat covers;
Underdid Over shirts. Wool and Cotton;
Kverv description of White Shirts:
t.ieeiisWare, Hard Ware and Cutlery;
Roots, thors coarse and fine;
IJrogam Calf. Kip and Cowhide;
Wool Haids, Merinos. Delains, late patterns.
In short every kind or piece goods, and the BEST TEA
ever shipped to this market.
AI-KO "edar shingles. Timothy seed and Hops.
f Ufve us a call, and see lor yourselves. "C
1 ALEXANDER ft McEWAX.
Corvallii Oct 13, Ftf 7. 33tf
New Arrival of Jewelry, &c,
JUSt FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
T ROSENTHAL informs his patrons and
f frieiiis, that be his just returned rrom
San Francisco with a select assortment of Jew
elry, Musiml Instnimeiits, Cutler', etc., and
oilers them f,r sale at his store on Front street, -4J
One door below Dr. Coombs office. -:a
j JEWELRY.
Gold ami Silver watches; Gold and Silver chains;
Gold bracefrU: Gold ear-rings; Gold breastpins; Gold
finger rings; Lockets; ("old pens and encils; Gold
sleeve buttons; Silver and Plated ware: fancy goods
and perfnmtry.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Fifes; a large assortment of
Accordeons, Ladies' work boxes of all kinds. Odd and
Silver spectacles. Gold and Silver spoons, Cutlery;
Clocks an endless variety, Ac., Ac.
tfW Wutolies, Clocks and Jewely repaired, and all
kinds of Jeaelry made to order.
J- All of my work warranted"!
S-Don'tiorget"Tlie Sign of the Big Watcb."-e
Corvallis, Oct. 24. 1857 3.1tf
lilac k Mil it lis aud others, Look.
ALLAX McKIXLAY CO. have now on hand a
large and well selected stock nf
nr Iron. Cast Steel,
Horse shoe do., German do.,
Nail rod do., Plough do..
Piute do..
And intend to keep np the assortment so as to suit the
wants of customer. Give us a call, and yon will find
that we not only have the fullest stock, but will sell
"as cheap as the cheapest." We are constantly recei v
ing additions to our assortment, so as to replace what
is sold.
Oregon (My, Dec. 23, 1850. 41tf
y Blanks. .
DEErS, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of
scrip, tax receipts, final proofs, and notifications
new lot just printed and for sale at the Statesman
Oflicc.
July 27, 1S57. , 20tf
i Wanted.
100,000 -",.(HogB,d)lexchage
B. M. DU RELLE.
ter Office at C.riswold A. Co.
Salem Julj 1,1857.
IStf
Look Here !
w
E have just received RS.OOO lbs. of ground alum
Bait, which we are selling at f3.no per hundred,
i GRISWOLUftCO.
WANTED In exchange Tor cash or merchandise, 100
bushels of good apples, to be delivered by the
10th of August highest price paid. G. E. COLE.
JNotice
rl hereby given, that C 8. Woodworth ia authorized
to transact ny personal business during my absence
galemrJojiel7,lfif . lotf
BOOK8! BOOKS!! BOOK
..AT..
The City Book.-fltore,
(FKOST ST., rORTLAN'D, O. T.,)
A. II. SHIPLEY & Co.,
avc li -tore, and will be receiving by the 1st of June
N HOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Which they offer to the
SPRING TRADE
At small advances oa New York prices,
ve ns a call, or send K3 an order, aud we are
baund ta give yoa satisfaction!
A. R. Shipley & Co.,
Are the Sols Aoksts in Oregon and Washington Ter
ritories for the sale of
The American Statesman,
A GREAT BOOK ! ! ltcing" the only political history
of the L'uitcd States. "
Send us your names. Price $1 00: Payable on de
livery or book. Can deliver by the 1st of 5optcmbcr
to all who send us their names by 1st of May.
Cataloine of Part of oar Slock :
SCHO )L HOOKS.
RE-tHEn. Sanders' old lit, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th,
nd The Young Ladies'; Sanders' New 1st, 2d, 3d,
4th and 5th: Parkers' 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th; ilc
OufTey's 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th aud 5th.
Si-KLLEiis- Sanders' Old, Sanders Xew; Elemen
tary! Pbixeils. Sanders Pictorial, School and Parker's.
(iKiH;KnruiES. Mitchell's, Ancient and Modern, Ol
uey's, Morse's, McXuliey's, and Montcith's 1st and
id Book.
M ATUKHATtcs. Arithmetics Thomson's, Tables,
Mental, Analysis. Practical, and Higher; Oavies' Pri
mary, Intellectual, School and University; Smith's
Colbura's Ray's Stoddard's; Havics Algebra, Sur
veying, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Math. Dic
tionary, Logic or Mathematics, Analytical Geometry,
and Phil-isopby of Mathematics.
Grammars Green's Clarke's Bullion's Smith's
Kirk.un's Spencer's Tower's.
PuiuosoruiES. Parker's 1st Lesson, Juvenile and
School; Comstock's Smith's.
Histobiks. Wilson s-iJuvenile, and United States;
Parley's Universal; Willard's Universal, and United
States.
Lanccagcs. Cooper's Yirgil; Andrew's Latin Rea
det; Virl ltonue; Andrew's Latin Grammar; McCJitr
lock's 1st and 2d Book in Latin, and do. in Greek; An
hon's Greek Grammar aud Header; Johnson's Cicero.
Fasquelle's French Grammar and Reader; Woodbury's
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iament; French, self-taught; Surrenne's French Dic
tianary: Andrew's I -it in do. Liddell ft Scott's Greek
1j. Anthon's Classical do. Smith's do do.
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Pocket.
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Rhetoric Wood's ll tany. . Kame's Elements or Crit
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:ises. Urookfield's Composition. McEHigott's Young
Analyzer, do. Analytical Manual. Parker's Word
litiiliicr. Mavhew's liok Keeping. Wayland's Moral
Science. Pafey's Xatural Theolocy. Blake's Agricul
ture for Schools. Upham's Intellectual Philosophy.
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son; (Edition rr Schools) Cutter's Anatomy and
Phviology. American Debater. Xewmau's I'olitical
Economy.' Hitchcock's Geology. Great variety of
Speakers and Elocution. All kinds of School Station
ery; Slates of all sizes; Drawing Books; Drawing
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joJ style, Ac. Ac. io.
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Hist, ludian Wars United States. Willard's Universal
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! volumes. Rol!iu's Ancient History. Fair's do. do.
Hume's England. M icaulay's do., complete. Pickens
Child's do. Liniard's do. Gibbon's ilme. D'Au
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E iope, 1st and 2d Scries. Prescott's Work. Border's
Hist, of Religions. Hist, of Council or Trent. Jose
phus. All o( Abbott's Histories. Historical Cabinet,
lecns of Spain. Qeen of Scotland. Help's Spanish
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WTik s Brazil. Parley's Universal. History of Cru
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fs-ing's Field B-Tok or Revolution.
Bio:BArHr Plutarch's Live. Life Brant. Won
derful Characters. Great and Celebrated Characters.
Lives of the Siegers. Autobiography of Finley. La
njirtinc's Celebrated Cliarsctcrs. Lileof Adam Clarke.
1 1 Bishop Hedding. do Xiebahr. do Gen. Harrison.
l Daniel B.one. do Roberts, do Lafayette. Cap
tains of Roman Republic and Old World." Dr. Cbal
ners, 4 vols. Lives of Huraboldts. Mrs. . Rogers,
jl.izart. Wesley. Fletcher. Life and Times or Clay;
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White. I- emale Poets of England, dj. do. Americ;
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Booas or Rsfebesce. Cyclopedia of Geography,
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Farmer and Gardener. Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Gardener a Companion. Allen on the Grape. Pardee
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Wojks ou Horse, Cattle, Sheep, Hoss, Ac.
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lliblical Archseoiogy. iiibles, ail sizes and prices, turn
1 tj $20. TesLiments, great variety. Methodist
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Plymouth Collection. Select Melodies. Christian
P-almist.
Mkoical. Bnehan's Family Physician. Hydro
pathic do. llomoepathic Works.
Misckllaneocs. Constitutions of United States
Mayhew'a Popular Education. Crabbe's Synonyms.
Piatt's Book of Curiosities. Odd Fellow's Manual
Headlev's Works. 14 vols. Mrs. Tuthill s, 6 vols, lay
ard's Nineveh. Bigelow's Userul Arts. Haswell s En
gineer's Guide. American Institutions. Pursuit of
Knowledge. Park.Madison. 1'eruvian Antiquities.
Way Down East. Pynshurt. Ike Marvel's Works-
Sanderson's Cook and tonfectioner. Country Rambles
in England. Tales and Reveries, an excellent Temper
ance Hbok-1 Money Maker. Escaped Xnn. News
Boy. Dick Wilson, Mrs, Hale's New Cook Book. Mil
ler's Old Red Sandstone, do. Footprints of Creator-
Young Ladies Counsellor. 1 oung Man s do. 1'ictonal
Catechism. Thomson's Lect. to Y. Men. Constitu
tional Text Book. Captive in Patagonia. The Ameri
can Housewife. Half Hours with Old Humphrey.
Athens; Its Grandeur and Decay. Mrs. Mdtt
Redwood, do. Xew Eng. Tale. Uncle Sam's Farm
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Partington. Horace Translation. Virgil do. Mrs. Car-
len's Works. Heroines of History, lind and bea.
Dsck and Fort. Sea and Sailor, fcdip and Miore.
N'aval Life. Star Pajiers- Masonic Chart. living's.
Columhus. Long Look Ahead. Lity 01 aew iorK
Living Orators of America. Young .Man Advised. Mis
sions in Tonga and Fegee. Truth Stranger Than Fic
tion. Knuit and the Russians. Hydrapathic Cook
Book. Death Bed Scenes. Gilt book lor xoung Men
do. 'do. Indies. Anecdotes for Girls, do. do. Boys.
Kootpripts of Famous men. .narioiio uixaoetn s
Work's. Advice to Young Men. Peasant boy philoso
pher. Abbott s Marco l'aul isooks. ao t ranconia.
And a Dlllliocr wi ..n.c.a w c..i.,u.-i.i7.
Constantly receiving large additions to the foregoing.
St.tiovkkv Foolscan Paper great variety. let
ter do, do, plain and gilt. Note do, do, do, do. Envel
opes all stvles. Inks all kinds. Pens and Holders
great variety. Blank Books all sizes and styles.
Memorandums, loanes, rm wmu, nine hooks.
Paper Cutters. Do Folders. Shipping Receipt Books.
Lithographic JPrints a large variety. Wrapping Pa
pergood variety. Wafers, Sealing Wax, Ac, 4c.
Finally, we have a good variety of
Music Books New Carmina Sacra. Alpine Glee
Singer, Dulcimer. Chorus Glee Book. Metropolitan do.
Sacred Melodlan. Christian Psalmist. Piano Instruc
tors. Guitar do, Wute do, Accordon do. Violin do.
Melodeon do, Plymouth Collection with Music, Sheet
Music.
And the most varied assortment of Stationery ever
ffered in Oregon.
Kf This stock is all bought in Xew York and other
Eastern cities and is sold at
UNIFORM PRICES.
ZT We keen on hand Scnooi. Books in larire onan-
ties, together with most ol the publications of
Harper ft Brothers;
Derby ft Jackson;
Ivison ft Phinney;
Phillips ft Samson;
A. S.Barnes ft Co-?
MiTler, Orton ft Mulligan;
Leary ft Getz;
Putnam;
Appleton: and others.
We ask your patronage. If nnabl to visit us
a3d examine our stock, your order will be attended to
on the same terms as if yon bought ia person.
romand, uarcn zo, loT. ztr
"All of the above works may be had W. Kenyon A
Co.'a City Book Store, Salem-"
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DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE medical and surgical institute. Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship Co's office, San Francisco, California. Es
tablished in 1854, ror the permanent cure or all Private
and Chronic Diseases.and the suppression of Qaackery.
Attending and Residcut Physician L. J.CZAPKAY,
M. D., late in the Iliingarian Revoluf ionary War, Chief
Physician to the 20th Tiegiment or Honveds, chief Sur
geon to the Military Hospital of Pesth , and late Lec
turer on Disseascs or women and children.
TO THE AFFLICTED. Dr. L. J.CZAPKAYreturns
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
core of Chronic diseases of tlie Lnngs.Ijvers.Kidnevsii-gert-ive
and genitive organs, and all private diseases,
viz : Syphilitic nlccrs, gonorrhoea, glett, strictures,
seminal weakness and all the horrid conseqiences of
self abuse, and hehopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many years, will . continue
to ensure him a share of public pa-tronage.
By the practice of , many years in Europe and
the United States, and during the Hungarian war and
campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most efficient
and succcssru! remedies against diseases of all kinds.
He uses no mercury charges moderate treats bis pa
tients in a correct and honorab'.e way has references
of uni'iestinnable veracity from men of known respect
ability and high standing in society. Ail parties con
sulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secresv.
To tub Ladies of Qzbbox and Campob.via. L.J.
CzArAT, M. D.,Physician Surgeon aud Acconcbecr .in
vites the attention of the sick and afflicted females la
boring under any of the various forms or diseases of the
brain, lungs, heartr. stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is effecting more permanent enrca than any other
physician in Oregon or California. . Let no false delicacy
prevent yon, bat apply immediately, and save yourself
from pnfnful snfTerim and premature death. AM mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other cirennxitances
do not allow to have an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. I- J. Czipkays iledi.-rl Instit-jle,
Sacramento st., below Montgomery, opposite P. M. S.S.
Co's office and they will receive every possiide rrlief and
help. The Doctor's OSces are so arranged that he can
be consulted without molestation. 12ra3
AI consultations I by letter or otherwise.) Tree.
" Address to DR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute. San Francisco, Cal.
REMARKABLE IXSTAXCE OF MEDICAL RE
LIEF. Below we publish the certificates of two
of the sufferers from the panjrs or disease, who bavin"
recovered their former health, and impelled bv gratT
tcde, make known their cases and remedial azeat, and
their statements are authenticated by a Xotary Public.
The demands of S'icicty imperiou-rly command tieir
publicity, ard we commend their perusal to Cue atten
tion of c!I afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
The nn-lersijmcd. desirous or acquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough t j le similarly aiSicted,
where a pcrmancut relic-r or their suli'erii;g may be
obtained, reels it his duty to thus publicly express
his mo-t sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Czapkar, frthe
pcrmancut recovery wf his health. Borue djv'o by the
distressing symptoms incident to the vicious practice r
uncontrollable passion in youth ; depressed iu body and
mind; unable to perform even the most trilling' dnty
imposed npoa the daily avjeations or life. I sotitTht the
advice or many physicians, who at first regarded mv
disease as or trifling importance but ala ; altera fe"r
weeks. and in sever.il instances months, of th;ir treat
ment, I found to my nnutterable horror, that it ster.d of
relief, the symptoms became more alarming ia their
torture : and being. b;l,l by one that ray ijsease. being
principally confined to the'brain. medicine would S of
little -consequence. I despaired of ever regaining mv
health, strength and energy ; and. as a list resort, asd
with but a faint hope, called njwm Dr. Czapkay. xrho.
after examining ny case, -prej-criiied seme nicdicise
which almost instantly relieved me of the dell pain
and dizziness ia my head. Enourared !;y tnis result.
I resolved to place myself immediately under kis care,
and by a strict oV-.ence to his diret-tt-ms and advice,
my head became clear, my ideas collected, the constant
pain io my back ai& groins, the weakness-of my lira js,
the nervous reaction of my whole body cb the slight
est alarm or excilcnent; "the misanthropy and evil
forebodings: tie self distrust and want of "cordiduce
in others; the incapacity to stu-Jy, and want of resola
tion: the friglitful. exciting, and'at times pleasurable
dreams at night, followed bv involuntary discharges,
have all disappeared; ar.d in "fact, in two'months after
having consulted the Doctor, I fcit as if inspired by
a new life that life which, but a short time ago, I ccc
tetnplaied t end with my own hand.
With a view to guard the onforumate fr;:m faTling
into the snares of i.ocompeter.t q-iacks. I deem it mv
duty to .!Ter this te.-timouy to tiie merit aud f-kill of
I'r. Czipkay. and recemmeudhira to ail who iav stand
in need of medical advice, being assured bv liiv own
experience, that once under lib care, a radical ana
permanent cure wul be effected.
B. F. FILT.MOrR
Stateof Wifimil, Conntvof San Francisco. Sub-
scrnra a 011 sworn to m-iore a.-e, iiil ITti d a a
A. D. 1C-(S. Sined) "
JOHN 3IIDDLETOX. s.J
Xotary I'ubiic-
GARII.
Prompted ty an honest desire of my heart. I wi-b to
by before ti public a case which deserves a high com
mendation, not only as an act of scientific skill, but
that of humanity, also. About two years airo. I sod
den ly and from eauses unknown to me" was seized with
a fit or wiLErST. which, owing to my inability to meet
the expenses consequent upon a thorough medical treat
ment, and tfse discouragement which I met with on
attempting it, soon became such (as I was then led to
ilieve.) as to dety tne still or any physician. I was
frequently, while in pursuit of my calling, thrown down
to tne ground without tbe sltsbtest warnine:. and 1
though insensible to the agooies.yet I despised the mis
ery of my existence. While in this state, and having
prevrous to my amotion tasted the sweets of life. I once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a physician
and, by recommendation, called upon Dr. L- J. Czap
kay. 1 told him my circumstances, end mv inability
to reward tu'm for bis services regardless "of which",
however, he at oace nndcrtook my case, aud with the
blessing of God. I was once more restored to perfect
neaun. i. nauie to reward mm tor tne boon wnica I
enioy at present, and vet conscious of mv indebted
ness. I consider it t ne to myself and to all afHieted to
make the case public, in order that those in need of
medical advice may nnd a physician in whom every
commence cau ue piaireu.
MEYEIt YABLOXSKY.
State of California.
County or San Francisco. I tS
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of
august, a. v. isat. gilbert A. Cam.
Xotary Public, l. s.J
QPERMATORBH(XA,or Local Wesknessjiervons de-
k7 bility. low spirits. lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and incanacitv frr lihnr .n.l
study . dullness of apppetite, loss of memory, aversion to
society, love olsolitude.timidity.selfdistriist. dizziness.
neaaacne, pains in nie siae, aaection ol the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and otlierinfirmities id man, are
urea wiinoutiaii oy tne justly celebrated physician and
snrgeon. L. .'. t. zapbay. His method of enrinc diseases
is new (unknown to others) and hence tbe great suc
cess. AB consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY. M. D.. .
csn Francisco. Cal.
The Grraicst DiseovfrT of the Ast.
GREAT Blessings io slankiud! Innocent but Potent!
DR. CZAPKAY'S lRorHti.Arrr.nrTi lflUir--
tmg agent.) a sure preventive against Gonorrhoea!
and Syphilitic diseases, and a ceitaip and unsur
passed remedy for ail venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, foeted discharges from vagina,
uterus and urethra, and all cntanons eruptions and dis
ea!es. As innoculatioa is preventive againstsmall pox,
so is Dr.Czapkay's Prophylactienm a preventiveasainst
Syphilitic aud Gonorrhoea! diseases. Harmless' in it
self, it possesses the power of chemicaJly destroying
the syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands of
debauchees from being infected by the most loathsome
of all diseases. I.et- no young man who appreciates
health be without Dr. Czapkay 's Prcphylacticum. It
is in very convenient packages, and will be found con
venient for use, being used as a soap. Price, SA. For
sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay'a Private Medical and Surgi
cal Institute. Sacramento st,. below Montgomery, oppo
site P. M. Co's. office. San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to I.. J. Czankav. M.D..
San Francisco.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
Institute. Sacramento st-.brJow Montgomery oppo
site Pacific Maill Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no remu
neration unless he effects a cure. Office hours from
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
CERTIFICATE.
I, the undersigned. Governor of Hungary, do testify
berebv.tbat Dr. L. J.Czapkay has served during thecon-
Jst for Hungarian liberty, as Chier Surgeon in the Hun-
fgariuu urmy. Willi luiimui ptrraevrrow-c wucrym 1 uate
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 LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. -6, 1S52.
tgr Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond
ing, please enclose 1 10 in their letters, and they will
get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J. CZaPKAY, M. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Dec. 21, 1857- 3m41
Dickinson Type Foundry.
PHELPS ft DALTOX. Boston. L.P. Fisher, Agent,
San Francisco. Orders solicited for type, leads,
rule, Ac.
August 55, 1857. 24tf
LADIES' cloaks, latest style, for sale cheap at
W2tfJ W. K. SMITH St Co's.
FRESH assortment of all wool nlaMa .t
StQ W.K.SMITH A Cos.
$25,000 WArtla
OP
SPRING AND SUHHER GOODS 1
THE subscribers would respectfully inform their cus
tomers and the public generally that they have oa
hand, and are in constant receipt of goods from San
Francisco and Xew York a large and weft-selected
stock consisting in part of .
Alum, allspice, an-I alpacca.
Bonnets, be rages, and bro. linen,
Cambric,crash, and calico,
Domestic de lainos, and damask,
Edging, embroidery and everything,
FUnnels, fringes.jiad fancy fixia's,
Oinghams, gaiters and gloves.
Handkerchiefs, hose and hair-pins.
Iron, ink, and inscrtings.
Jaconet .jeans, and Java coffee.
Knives, kid gloves, and knitting-pins,;
Lawns, lard and Liverpool salt.
Mustard, mirrors, and matches,
Xecdles, nails, and nice things,
OiU, overshirts, and Oolong tea.
Pins, pants, and paper.
Quilts, quills, and queensware,
Ribbons, razors, and rat-traps.
Silks, sugar, and .shaving soap.
Tea. tobacco, and turpentine.
Umbrellas, tinder-sleeves, and useful things,)
Veils, varnish, and vinegar.
Wreathes, woolen goods, waffle-irons,)
Yarn, yeast, and Yankee notions.
Zinc, and zephyr worsted,
Ac, Ac, and so on,
Besides many other articles too numerous to mention i.
all of which we nre offerinif at rednced n rices adont-
ing tbe plan or " yncK sales and small profits."
The ladies will find in their department a large stock
of fancy goods, direct from Xew York, which is not
usually kept in Oregon, and 1-y arrangements will be in
constant receipt adequate to the wants of tbe ladies. -
The Gentlemen's Department of furnishing goods,
willldom be equalled. and excelled by none in SaJem ...
IROX. The blncksmithsand iron dealers will always .
find a well-selected sto' k of all sizes and shapes, to--gethef
with a good assortment of iron axles, rrom 14 Xf
6 in., to 2 x 1 1 Inches, which we are selling at Portland
prices, adding freights.
We are prepared to receive all kinds of prodocfe la"
exchange for goods, and also money. For full particn
larscall and examine for yourselves.
W. C. GSI3WOLD ft CO.'
Salem. Feb. 10.1S.57. 4Stf
Livery aud Sale Stable.
are now keeping a Livery stable in
v v
Oregon City, where Hor-ses can
wars oe oiitameu on liberal terms.
We are also prepared with excellent sta
bles, well supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses
by day or week. Those who call upon os may feel as
sured tint every attention will be given to horses left
in our charge. GIBSOX ft POTTER.
August 11, 1S57. 22tf
Salem Tannery.
THE subscribers have purchased tbe Tanner - ' Sa
lem. formerly belonging ta Elisha S rtcg. AH de
si-rpt ions of leather wili be kept constantly on hand
and the highest price, in ca--h or leather, will at al
times be paid for hides and bark.
CLARK ft HOLM AX.
Salem, Oct 24, 1S57. Iy32paid
City Hotel, Corvallis.
MESSRS. A. B. & I. SPEEXGER
"f TTOCLD announce to the citizens of CorvaBis, and
V the travelling public generally, that they have
thoroughly refitted this well known establishment, and
3 re now prepared ror the accommodation of customers.
The rooms have all been newly refurnished, the beds
clean and comfortable, .nd their table will be furnish
ed with the !5est the market aJords.
Corvallis, Ang. 30, 1437- 3yl
Allan, McKinlay, & Co.,
HAVE jitst received a stock of Xew Goods, arp
would invite all those who wish to procme GOOfj
articles at reasonable prices, to call and see them. They
eonsi-t in part of the following:
Grindstones. Canal and Wheel Barrow
Grain Crad.'es, Fancy Brooms,
Grass Scythes and Snaths, Plain do
Brush da do Assorted Colored Pails,
IS sq Harrows, 53 teeth Painted Tubs,
Garden Bakes, Zinc Washboards,
do Hoes, Blacksmith's Bellows:,
do Spades, Cross-cut Saws, 7 ft
Polished Shovels, do 6 ft
Hay Forks, KTH Saws, 7 ft
Manure Foris, Hair Mattrassea, double.
Chums, do sinrie.
Window Glass f? by 10 Hair Bolsters, docble,
do 10 by IS do single,
do '7 by 9 Sperm Casu'es,
Window Sashes S by 10 Adamantine do..
do 19 by 13 Grape brand Tobago,
Or B-iws and Yckes. Lacke do do
Blankets. Baize. Lindseys, Sheetings, Ticks, ftcAe
We keep eotr-tanti v an hand a lartre supply of GKO"
CEIilES.CLOTHJXG. HARDWAEE.aad many arti
cies too numerous to iKention-
ALLAX, SFKIXLAY A CO-
Oregon City. 5itf
New Store and NewUoods.
M OaHastd, MtlheneyM Ferry, O. T.
ALSfZHT ZfEBER, Dealer in dry goods, grocerie,
crockery, harda-are. produce, Ac.
Hiving p jrhased the stock in trade of G. E. Geteb-
ci!. t'igctner with the premises known as Methecey a
Ferry-, on the Willamette river, and having built a new
itorehou-e, and replenished the stock of ffoods on hand-
a .tow offers, to exchange, for produce or cash, as assort
ment ot
Dry iroods. consisting of clothing, cassimeres. satit
ne'tts. shet-t:nr. shirting, and fancy goods: hats and
, -bnts asd "-tines, groceries in variety, with spices,
nets, raisins, and candies; paints, oils, niediciees. per
fiEasery, crockery, tinware, hollow-ware, stoves, hard
ware cutlery, and many other articles to meet the wants
of the pal lie.
He Iras also moved and repaired his warehouse, so
that he is now prepared to purchase or take in storage,
coor.trv produce, which he can discharge by a slide to
steamers" decks, withont loss or expense of dravace.
And being determined to constantly keep on hind a
good supply of snch goods as the country trade may re
quire, be believes he can make it an object for the peo
pli in his vicinity to extend him their patronage.
Xo difforeaee msde in the price of goods, whetn-'
er sold fr cash or produce,
Octoher 2. 1S57- 30tf
Salem Market.
THE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in
the center of the town. is hanrjv to inform the tmb-
lic t!mt he keep? constantly on hand a supply of ail the
varieties of meats, fresh and pickled. He also has the
varioos kinds of vesetab'es in their season. Beef will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters. 6 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents: and if yoa want a choice piece, I shall
charge yon a t it a pound.
All kindsof farmer's produce and grain received ia
exchange for meats. THOMAS CROSS-
Salera. July 7, 1S56. 17tf
G. B. Pillow.
TYEALER in clocks, watches and jewelry. Sa-
J lem, O. T. Particoiar attention paid to the
repairing or wstches and elects. AH work war
ranted. Jewelry repaired at short notice.
mo iii'.
Watches and clocks. 8 day strikine clocks at a ver
low price ; also 30 hour marine clocks.
JtHLLKl.
Ladies and gents Brooches. Finger Bings.Ear Bin as
Gold Buckles. Guard Chains, Ac-, Ac
Ssilem, July 6, iSo,. 17tf
Salt! Salt!!
T0X5"Sau Qaentin' SALT, in about SO and
100 lb. bags, just received and for sale verv cheap
20
ALLAN McKIXLAY A CO.
Oregon City, Iiec 6, 1S56.
Allan & Lrwis,
w
HOLE!
AIJ: MERCHANTS. FOKTLAXP, 0KB
GOX TERRITORY.
A STORE room in Orleans, a first rate stand ror sr
produce dealer. The Orleans warehouse and store"
will be rented together if required.
ISAAC MOORE.
July 8, 1S57. IStf
Allan, BIcKinlaf, & Co.,
GEXERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, antf?
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia Dry Goods. Gro
ceries, Hardware, Ac, Oregon City, O.T.
Iard Wanted,
LARD 25,000 Tor which cash will be paid, by
B. M. DU RELLE.
at Griswoid A Co -
Salem, July 1. 1857.
liitf
JAS. F. RICH ARDS, 1 JXO. MOCKAKES,
- San Francisco, f Portland, O. T-
Richards&, McCraken.
'"lOMMISSIOX MERCHAXTS. and Jobbers in Oregon'
KJ Flonr, Grain, Produce, Frnit, 'Pork. Bacon, Ird
tended to. Liberal advances made on consignments.
Xo. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco
.Kinuary n. isoi. 46tf
Notice to Fruit Growers,
R. C. Geer.A. Co.
HAVE 120,000 Fruit Trees consisting of 12 goo Eso
pus Spitzenbergs, 12,ot0 Yellow X. T. Pipe-in 10
00O Winesapes, 12,000 White Pearmains. and a fine as
sortment of Summer, Fall, and other Winter apples
pears, plum, and cherry trees, from 2 to 4 years old'
which we will sell at the following prices for cash :
uerry irees , 50 to 1 00
Vum 50 to I 00
Apple " 25,
Pear " .., jit s
and a liberal diseonnt madA vIibm tkh
nUwV jvtfu uuia m
thousand trees or over.
e consider November the best month to transplant
tr?3- , R-C.GEEBACO.
Fruit Farm, Marion Co., Sept 29, 1S57. 30tf
Scnooi Books.
TTTST received . mmnMn umrimmii Ar
J School Books, together with a large lot of Thomp
son's Practical Arithmetics, alt of which will be aolii
cheap, at the City Book Store.
E. L. BRADLEY Co.
Oregon City, Jan. 185S. 46tf