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Newspaper Page Text. . - Tests or Character. Lord Byron once mid, "Toil neter know n man's temper until jolt bre been imprisoned in a sMp with him, or ft woman's until job have mar. ried ber." SALEM MAllK-gTs cobeccteo wecKLT.aT . r. 8alkm, July 87, 1859. riopcci D H l V R :: Wheal, wait,..... Wheat, mixed 83 ?S a 1 00 Unta,... Potatoes, - Onion, Beams, ...... ------ ...... reaa... IWon, sides, Barwe, nana, J,ard, ia kr, Butter, fresh roll,. , Batter, packed Err. y Chickens, per doxen, Klowr, pee 100 Iba., Wool, an washed...... ......... Wool, washed, Park,............ r ft cits. TMed Apples....... ...... .... .. Dried Poaches,... .............. Dried Currants.. ...... ......... Apples, per basket, none. ..... LUMBER. Fir, clear, per U, Cedar, per M, Rhing-les, cedar, per M, Shingles, Br, per M...- Qaocaaies. vngar, X. O., .................. Surer, China, Swear, white, crushed, ft Trap, 1 00 8 SO 3 00 1 50 S 40 " 85 33 a S3 85 85 a 30 4 00 . 8 00a 8 00 1?4 a IT 80 a 83 '4 SO a S-i 18 a 85 75 0 00 . 18 00 a 5000 . 40 00 a 35 00 6 50 500 10 a 801 14 a 10' 85 a 80 1 00 a 1 83 Col 15 a 80 16 a 16 l,a 14 Si a 3 30 a 40 none 184a 13 S3 a 33 18 f0 al5 00 7 50 a 8 00 18 frt) I 75 I 75 . 1 50 a 8 00 r dox.. Tfails, cut. per krr,. . ........... Jiails, wrought, per kef........ OIL. . lABseed, per ralloa... ........ . Untied Oil,.. Whale,-..-- ..,., Class, per foot. D ft T SOOBS. "mjrs, brown, . Sheetings, bleached,...,.. r., Drills, brown....... ........... C rills, bine.................... errimae l'rints, ... Common Fancy Prints,........, Jtaus. TleLaine...... ....... ... Irish Linen.................... Brawn Linen....... ...... ..... Brown Table Linen, . ...... Satinets, donble milled.......... Kentucky Jeans............. ... jCotton Jeans .I'ants, satinett................ Boots, kip,.... ...i. ........ .... 8 a I8.J ' 184 a 14 18 80 184 17 14 14 80 1 10 18 14 371 Ui a 85 a 40 a 100 50 -,1 oo a l So 374a 60 80 a 35 .. 8 00 a 4 00 .. 2 50 a 4 00 Special Kafleei. A CARD. . Dr. J. L. Coombs, Eye Surgeon. Cot-vallls, has fur nished a building npon the plan of a common boarding boose, except in the adaptation to treatment of person .affected bj direase of the eye. The operating and -consulting rooms are ia the same bnildiag one prt of which is occupied by a gentlemen and bis wife, who perform the duty of steward aad cook. Well qualified aUendaats are provided for those patients who are blind or otherwise helpless. The terms will be the same as ia ordinary boarding houses. Thefact beingobvious thatdietandhabitsof patients being ander immediate supervision of the Surgeon, greater success mint attend his practice, and that this, and only this has given celebrity tc California physi cians over those of Oregon. He would respectfully suggest to those of our physicians who do not possesss these facilities to commend an institution of this char acter in our midst, ia preference to those of Cat. Jane 2, 1SS9. lylJ nr Let B false delicacy prevent the invalid from seeking medical relief the card of lr. L. J. Czapkay, to be found ia another column indicates where to ob tain a reliable aad competent physician. It is seldom that we are called npon to bear testimony in tavor of -sue skill of a physician, bat -a sense of duty as we'.l as justice demands that we should not pass lb-. Czapkay by, with rt something more than a mere mention. Un . like the greater portion of those who thrist themselves and their nostrum before the public, whose practices re empirical . lr. Cxapkay is a gentleman of rare med ical and scientific attainment, having held the position ,f chief surgeon of the liberating army daring the late tlnagariaa revolution, and is possessed of ail the requi site experiences and skill for the successful! practice of bis profession. It is to the care and advice of such a frfiysieiaa we would command all suffering from the .effects of sexual or private disease, feeling assured that ia all such complaints, whether arising from infection, (indiserettoa, self-abuse, or loss of virility, he can guar , aalee, from his extensive practice, a speedy and per ' manent care. To those suffering from the effects of ' physical sod mental debility, we would say let com "moa sense take the place of false modesty, and seek aach advice as will save yon from an untimely grave . and led, yon back again to pristine health, consult lr. ' t'sapkay, whom we cheerfully endorse as a skillful and tried physician, capable of roping with and success fully eradicating those self-inflicted miseries, the evils ' of empirical practice aad all diseases of a private na tare. Dr. Csapkay's rooms are on Sacramento, oppo site the Pacific Mail Steamship Office, Saa Francisco. H osi ansa's Brvrvas. Dyspeptics ! If yon would be .well, try a bottle of Hostetter s Bitters. It acta like a schami ia giving a healthy tone to the digestive organs aad ia strengthening the nervous system. Especially is its utility as a tonic sad a preventive of languor of sthe high eft value, when the whole nervous and mus cular system relaxes, aad effects a condition which permits" the approach of diseases. There is not a sin aie instance knows of it failure to do good, where it . baa been used according to directions. Try it. For sale bv druggists and at saloons generally. Park & ' Whits, A reals, 133 Washington street., San Francisco. OMW.B . . . . . - . . . . . . 1 . 1 DSltu s usiia,sgniia runwuu. Saa Fiancinto, May. I3S8. 3ml2 Da-L.J.CiarAT'sSargical and Medical Iustitntjis .so extensively known in this Territory that any notice "of it. or of him. mirht seem snnerflnous. Yet fearing that there are those who heretofore having no need of medical aid. have neglected to ascertain the proper .sources of relier la cases of misfortunes. To those we beg leave to direct attention to Dr. 1- J. Czapkay , who .is certainly a Plivskiaa of great skill and wonderful success ia his profession. The Dr. has devoted mnch attention to the treatment of chronic and private dis cases, and stands anrivalled in hia management of (hem. To those who need scctj assistance we gbeerfully recommend Dr. I- J. Czapkay ; it would be well at all events to consult him, as ne mates no cnarge rr con volution, and mnch good might result from it. The Dr. ' rnimtcei a cure in all cases or asks no compensation. a- See Dr. I. J.Czapkay'eadvertisements in another .columa of this paper. amu Exhibit gF receipts and expenditores of Carry Co., for the "V nscal year enaiag vuij m, aacxiPT- Iteceired on sec. of Uxes. 203J 95 from tiqnor licenat, 600 00 Billiard Table, 69 00 Rowlinr allev. 60 00 Ferry, 60 00 Fines col. and en. to crd. scb. fund, 0 00 fUlance rem. ia the Treas. last year, 46 43 Total receipts, SXraXTHTtTBES. moaa' eoSnty orders redeemed, . 4nid Territorial tag, faid sheri fees for collect, taxes, , Ulaace remaining ia Treasary, ?Ulanee in Treasury, betng in county fund, leias ia school fund. 113 itO 41 98 433 62 $32B0 3s hi 97 MS 6o Total, 33 62 Amount of County Orders issoed. for failor's fees aad board of prisoners. ttG 30 - Jail, stove & Are wood, irons, Ac. &4 26 - rant A Siting up Court House. And- A Sher iff" s Offices, 61 49 Sheriffs fees, 311 00 Anditot's fees, 323 15 board aad taking care of an insane man, 194 20 - Co. Commissioners fees A mileage, 15 20 y Assessor s fees. . 14 00 - Uw expenses A justice s fees, 128 65 expenses of elections, 121 10 - treasurer's fees, ft commissions, 61 13 -V22- . - District clerk's fees, 10 10 staUonery postage, 12 26 Total amount of orders issued, nat of Co. orders redeemed, - - - outstanding. $3732 m 2670 9 10C1 (55 ToUnj, (3632 83 1 eertif tbe above to be a correct statement of the .recasts and disbursement of the county of Curry, U. a J, fur the nscal year ending Jaly.5. 1S5J. U. -A. fOUSYIB, Auditor. By S. H. Surra , Depoty. jrf ,-tais.-... y as ...- A . hlw. d lw21 Frlenls Countrymen t. LoTrrs. ttTTEARmn for my ranse and He silent that you 1 1 msy hi-sr." 1 sin noiiig to the Allnntlc Slslcs nn or nl.mit Ilie 1st of rVptemtrr next, for the ptirimse of Imving g-swli snd to buy them to good ndvantsire 1 mn-t have mon ey. "Now til ye that hravy laden" with coin, and sre knowing jnmrweWra indebted to W. C Urlswnld A Co., cithr-rl.v note or book aennnnt, von will please come forward and pay np, and relieve yourselves of the heavy burden, by so doing you will accommodate us and we ean still nrcnmmodafe yon. by rtill bring able to sell yon goods a little cheaper than the rheapct. Know all man by these presents that sou that have not paid ud bv that time will please rail at Messrs. Hsrnnm and Wilson's office and settle soon mid yon will snvn yonrsplf some rost. This is I lie third ami last rail, take warning and govern yourselves accord- nKV- "S remain most respect imir, W.C.UttlSWOI.I) A CO. July II. 1M. JHf Yamhill Hncrt. TIIE rare an the Yam'hll rare n- - fr . conrse wl I commence on " the 27th day of tsept., ls.(. when i.,s. the folli.wlng purses will be given: On Monday, tbe first dny. Jockey Club pnrse ',(I0 on. re i ir an swinons; susj entrance; nan oi me en trance goes to the purse. Jd. day. Proprietors pnrse for three ye.-.r olds, 1 1.10; mile heats, two best In tlirre. Sd. day. Twomile heats, free forall horses, carrying 4th. dav. Proprietor's pnrA. $100, free for all hor ses. mile beats, two best In three. Kth- day. Proprietor's purse, two mile heats t rule. th. dav. Proprietor's nnrse. free for all hnrsss n mile heats, three In five; for the aliove purses ten per cent entrance, three or more to enter, snd two to start. K. TAI.IJKT, Proprietor. July 30.1S.V. jitd V. A. fc Ala i7vied, rnyaicians. TFER their professions! sarrl. es to tbe citizen of Sslem. and vieinitv. Thev will ttrActire tin. I'km Medical (better known a Hydropathic system: be lieving alt drug to be not only unnecessary in the ncceWhl treatment of diriraoca.'but injurlmis to the constitution of the patient, and relying entirely upon Hreenie appl!an-ea. Special attention wilt be given to obstetrics, snd those diseases peculiar to women and rhiljren lv Mrs. Weed. ' Rrrratxit: Dr. R. T. Trail and O. V. May of X. Y. City. Dr. O. M. Il'nirne or San Francisco. a a- Offl.-e at I'itv U.sdt store. Salem. Oregon, July .10, l;s. 21 if U'rlt of Klertion. BV order of tbe Governor of Oretron Territory. To the Sherifls of the County of Yum'iill and Cljtsnp. lireeting: Whereas Information having been received that a vacancy exists in the Council of the I.euUl itivc Assembly, by reason of the resignation of Thomas Scott, yon are bereliy required to notify the several judges of elect itn in'your respective counties of Yam hill and Clatsop, that a special election will he held on Monday, the ,Uj n( August next. Tor the pur pose of electing one inemlier of the Council to fill said vacancy. tiiyen nnder mv hand st Salem, In said Territory this 27th day of July, A. D., IMS. Py the t.vernor OKO. I CFRRY. B. F. Hmii). Secretary of Oregon. Swil Sale of School Lands, fY Monday, the 7th day of September next, at tlu? t crt noo-e. in t:orvaiiis, iiriiton ( a, n. T.. will nt offered Tor sale a portion of the school lands iu Hen ton countv. Trans of Saii. One fonrth of the purchase money tn hand, and tUe remainder in three siial annual in stalments hearing intere-'t at ten per cent, per annum from date of pnrchase. For further particulars, see statute oi . Sale to cuniiueuce at ten o'cl.x k. a. n. W. H. JOIIVSOX. Snpt, Cora. Schools, Heuton Co, Corvallis. July 21. IViS. . Sw21 ' JVolice. LOST on tbe 6th day of July. 1k.-,, at Atlskiy. or he tween AUsinvaud llmw'nsville. a small losket lx'k. having iu it several notes, the Under will be re warded. . There is one note on James Keene for lion ane one on James Mcll srsrue fr fl'Ml. and several other small notes add receipts. 1 hervhy torewarn but aad all persons not to purchase papars pavahle to Jonathan keeney, or bearer, or orders or any paper pnrriortinc tojticf.mg t me. JVf.X AiiiA.t KKhjKV. July 7, 1-tt. 6w2lpaid JN'otlce. 4 U. persons are hereby notified not , to credit or haruor a voung man by the naaie of Samuel (Jates on mv account: who was bound to me but has leit lor the mines, without my con-cut and while I was absent inwn Dome. . itiu-s. T. Kl KK. July 27. 1K. 3w2lpaid Stvr Route to Frazirr Birtr liars. To the People of Oregon. XKW DRL'tl STORE. THE nndersitied having pur.-hised of J. & A Slarkey the entire it vk of druss and me.li cinea. selc ted by Ir. A. M. lV.lt. take this meth od of informing the pcofe of Marion and ad- j'Hning counlivs that we have removed to the same old stand I'MTineny occupied ty Jonn t . Ui n, where we in rite all desiriug any tiling" in the drug line, as we feel confident that we shall be able to suit all who may fa vor us with their patronage, both as to the genuineness and price of the article. In addition to our present large stock we have added and shall continue to sdl, the purest and best orenarationa in this line of trade. We keen on hand continually allVf the bet a;id tn st popular patent medicines extsnO. and which are applicable to the va rious chronic diseases prevalent in the country. Our stock eonsu-ta of everything usually called lor in a country drug store, the enumeration of which would require to mu-h space here. We keep the be-t of brandies and wines, fir medic inal purpose ony, which we offer at fair rates. Per- fiimcnes-of all kinds and of the be-4 quality, can al ways ne lounu snn us, lociucr witn tne ra--t popu lar article of toilet sp. Stationery, pens, ink wa fers, and vari.sis notions of general utility kept on hand. We Invite tho particnl.tr attention of physicians to our stock of droc, as well as the various instruments nsed In the practice of their profession. All works on medicines furnished at the shortest notice, aud on the most reasonable terras. Hereafter we shall make the bulk of our purchases at the eut. so tliut we may better he enabled to sell arti cles in the drag line at much reduced rates of former prices, as well as securing to the purchaser a purer article. We have established ourselves in the above bu siness permanently, anil we ak our friends and stran gers to call and see before purchasing eiscwnere. 1'AL.vit.Ki snrr. July 21, 153. Iin20 Xew Cash snd Exchange Store in Salem. THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Salem and vicinity, that they have purchased or J. & A. htarkey. the sloctc or poods con sulting of fine and heavy clothing, staple and fancy dry goods, boots and iJioes, groceries, crockery, Ac, anil will contisue the business at tbe same stand called tbe head quarters. One of the firm. Nathan Cohen, is well known to this community for his xeal and integri ty as a business man. He is very thankful to bis friends and tbe public in eeneral for the fair patronage and warm friendship be towed on bim iu other times. Mr. Fii-h is an experienced business man; will be found worthy the attention of the pul.lic. We intend to keep always on band a fine assortment of the above mentioned goHls. with thousands nf other articles too numerous to mention, which we will sell so cheap that everybody will be pleased with our goods and prices. We will pay the highest market price for all kindi of marketable Oregon produce. Any produce lelt with us, to sell on commission, will be attended to, without any charge being made tor storage. Vv'e nave now on hand a fine assortment of ladies' and Misses' h-wncts, and all kinds of millinery goods, which we will sell at wholesale and retail very cheap; such as the silk velvets, silks and satins, ribh ins, arti ficials, dowers, feathers, velvet ribbons, la rahe laces, Ac. embroideries, and dress trimming, to which we call the attention of the ladies. New goods received constantly. COHEN FISH. Corner Commercial and State street. July II, IMS. 20tf To Builders. BY order of the Board of County Commissioners of Marion Co.. notice is hereby given, that scaled proposals will be received at the o,H of the Clerk of saiu ooara uniti uc owi uj.ui orw-iuwr next, mi furnishing materials, and erecting a County jail, at Salem, la saia county; saiu oum? m oe i.t ny feet, two stones hieh. mainly constructed of brick and iron. Tbe plan and speciactSions of said building are on hie in the office aforesaid, and can be referred to for further information. Separate bids lor furnishing materials, and for contructiii the whole or portions of said jail wi.t be received. E. J. 11AUDIXG, Clerk said Board. July 19, 1S58. 5wl0 Dissolution, NOTICE Is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the mercantile business at Salem, is dissolved by mu tual consent mia nay. S.LEVY. ISAAC FRASKEXHEIMER. July 19. 1858. 3w20paid Gold! Gold! rsiHK nndersi gned wonll inform 'their friends and X customers that they expect to associate with them in business, Mr. B. F. Browu on the 1st of September next consequently the old firm will be closed, and we would respectfully int ite all those -who know them selves indebted to call and settle either by note or caab .cash preferred. OTcO. July 21. 1858. 20tf Claim for Sale. THE subscriber will sell his claim, the sec ond one below Lake La Bish, Marion Oo eomprising 320 acres, 160 under fence, new frame nouse, Mrs, auu oummuvs kui..-;m.. 101 bushels of wBeat. 30 of oats, and -6 of peas. Also, 2 fanning mills and one cow. Enquire on the premis es, or at John Byrne's, Balein. - LOUIS VA.XDALU June 39, JS59, .-oi Albaity IlonkStorr. ffHE nndorsigncd would inform the cltlrrns of I.lun L Co.. and tlm ptililio genentllv, tli:tt tlii-r have Just received, and will keep cunslniitlv on hind, for sao, a Isrito assortiiient of sell ol hooks ' In common iik, and aiso a variety or misct'llatiiMils book, sHtlmterr, Ac. HVI.KVn't'lH. Albany, Oregon, July 1, ls.-,. isif Books. Bookt. T K. SMITH A Co.havrreevnllvreaelTedalnrge It Invoice ol books, direct I'nun New York, which they ultV-r for sale at reduced prices. They will be con stantly receiving Silditions to tlielr stot k. and will kern on hand every article in that line, nhich the wunts of lire couutry reipure. tne ortlie tinn.will visit the States iu the spriMK, after which they will keep a lull asuiiiiiciii oi I.A 11 .4 Xlt MF.DtVAL HOOK'S, In addition to miscellaneous am) school books. Their present stock includes all the different kinds of school bookstised in the country, and a great variety uf stand ard scientific and niisi-eiluneous works, all of which will be a ild at greatly reduced prices, to mnke room fur new ones on the way. Thry also have and will continue tn keep a complete assortment of stationery, slstes, pencils, pens, Ink, and fancy articlr. Store near tho bridge, south end of Commercial street, Salem, Dee. 21. ls.1T. 42tf Stnlionrrr, Stallunrrr. IT URR AD1.KY A Co., have Just received, direct lis f i-nn New York, per clipper ship Aurora, a line lot of blank books, and stationery geuerully, consisting in part oi tue following : 400 Reams tinner of everv varictv: 1000 (Quires blank books, half bound, full bound, all kimli; , Sim Doa.ink, Ibtvies best black, blue, and red; 7.1 Ream wrapping paper uil. size; 60 gross pen holders; AO " slate pencils; SO dux. slates. Together with a general assortment of school and miscellaneous tiooks Sander a spellers and resders- Davies' and Thompson's mathematics romplcte. We would say to those who buy to sell again. Jol give us a call. E. I.. UK A III. KY A Co., City Hook Stoie, Oregon City IVc. 10. 1U7. 4:ttf The City Book Store. W. KKNYOX & Co., f TAYE RECENTLY I'ST RI.13HKD A NEW BOOK 1 1 Stm-r in "S.4 1. KM, and aro now prepared to fur nlsh all kinds nf School and Miscclaneuiis Hooks, and Stationary at ivrfnrtd pt-irrt. Our si n k is XKW, and is being increased weekly, with fresh arrivals. We are prepared to furnish new and rare trot k; as early as can be done by any house in Orrgon. Titst'ltKK can be liiruished at reasonable rates, by the quantity. Those .siting anything In our line would do well to give us a can at me t;it v hook More in me iVrte oui.i ing under Keuyon's ('holographic and Ainhrotype Uallery. . KbAlOA t.o. Salem, March, l'.'.R. 52tf Dictionaries. JCST received and for sale at the I'ity Mock Store, Wclister'a Unabridged yuarto and llich S-hHd Die- llonnnes. tjregon City, Jan. 1S39. E. L. BRADLEY A Co. 4tr NKW HAUnWAlin STORE. 'DUE suleriler having taken the Hre-proof (iraiilte 1. I' pint Store, next door t Atrk'rrr t'o's, AVonl St., would respectfully inform bis friends and the pul llu geuerally.thut he is now opening a lull and COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SJlELr AXJJ UUILDKIVS HABDWAUE, 'AUHICL'LTL'll AL IMPLEMENTS, M KCIIANICS TOOLSI! TAIJLi: AND rOCKET V VTI. ER Y. And oilier articles In his line, to which he Invites the atteutiouof Merchants, builders and country dealers, JOHN It. FOSl'EK. Portland. February, IV. 4Mf Drujs! Druis! Drugs! J K. SMITH A Co. have int received direct rroru t'alifornia. and from the States, a large addi tion totheir stock of Pnii. and medicines, making, with their former st'M-k, the largest, and best assort ment of those articles.ever ofl'ered for sale in the Wil lamette Yalley. They receive their oods directly from the importers and niamitarturrs so that every ar ticle IhiiiIiI of them can lie relied upon as fresh and geniitue, and they are determined not to lie undersold by any other druggists iu the country. Orders sent from a distance will be promptly filled, and at satisfac tory prices. Store near the bridge, south end of Com mercial street. Salem. 42tf Lumber! Lnmberl D r REI.LK'S Patent, Floating. Steam Saw and l'lauiug Mills. The proprietor or these Mills is pleased t lulot iu me iiiuaitiiania oi me n niaiuene Valb-y. that he intends to visit every town on tlietir Willamette river, between Oregon City and Hairis buri;, for the purose nf sawing. pUnitig, tongue snd groovion Us"' f every lirsT-npttom Having an improved five foot circular saw. and one of Wo. l worth's Intent pntent tongue A griMiving ma chines, (and experienced men to run them.) he is pre pared to make better lumber, and more of it in a day than anv other Mill on the upper Willamette. Being located in Salem, for the summer, he will be prepared to leare the first of the fall for any point ou the river, where lumber is wanted. And bavins' made arrangements with the steamers ulvina- on the miner Willamette, he will be prepared to send dressed, tongued A groined lumlicr, to auy point on the river where the steamers stop. All orders for lumber of every description will re ceive prompt attention and quick dispatch. variieiiiers' oruers ior lunioer sucn kihtows nuu for wiudow frames, cornice hoards, shelving, and coun ter hoar. l-. d sirs, and doorframes. Ac. -lresed aud edged on both sides from 2 to It inches in width, and 1 to 21 inches in thi- kness. .. 3 . . i f...i. t. .i t- r . ALhi, OUK, asn, aim mapie piaua. sunaoic i- snjun snd cabinet makers use; f.irui-died at short notu-e. B. M. DU ULL.UE, rroprietor. Salem, June 1. ls.V. l"'f Mules IjOst! ! STKAYKli or Vlen Iritn ine siiiw.-rihjr. I mm t?a lem. nn Friday nitiht la-t. two horse mules; one a very large dark bay mule, alvmt 16 hands high, brand ed A on tbe hip. left foie fot has been corked, and looks bad. The other a light Day. aoout ni-i nanus high. bs a Moman nose, llotb aresbod all round, aud had heavy leader halters on. Uanv one ail ill tine tiieiu. please deliver them to JOHN' HASH, Salem, who will par him lilierally fur their trouble. 1'KIOU F. BLAUt. Salem, June 21, 15.. l'itf Dressed. Tongue i Grooved Floor In. DRESSED, Tongue A Grooved Coiling; Sidimr; ' Boards, edged from A to 1 1 Inches wide, for finishing purposes, for sole at Du Belle's Floatiug Saw Mills, Salem, O. T. Persons having lumiierthat they wish manufactured into any of the above d.wcrilied lum'iers, can have it done at any time at Du Belle's Floating Saw Mills for 110 per thousand. I31' The Island Wood Yard WILL be a permanent imititittion in Salem, after this. The subscrilicr has engaged 1000 cords cut between now and winter, snd has machinery to cut it into any length required forosein fire places or stoves. Those who want t SAVESOMEl'lllNO in their fuel bill, will do well to enll and see. irOrders left with Oriswold & Co., or at Moo res, will lie attended to.Ua A. CLARK. June 1.1 Sis. 12tf Saw Lost! Saw laogs! IWI sII tii contract for 2 i0O saw logs, of yellow, red . and white r. 12. U. 18. IS, 2:, 22 feet long, and from 2H t 3d inches in diameter at the butt end; for which I will pay six d illara pee thousand feet, (in cash.) delivered at my Floating Saw Mill, at Suletn. B. M. DU BELLE. 1 will pay eight dollars ppr thonsand feet, for good oak, ash, and maple logs, deli vered as alwve". lotf Sewing Machines, TTTHEELEll A WILSON'S machines are tbe best V V ever offered to public patronage. They are sim ple and durubltl easily kept in repair; sew witn great rapidity; make an even and firm stitch on both sides, that will not rip. Persons, wishihg to buy will find theui at the resideuce or the unuersigncu. T, SAVAGE, Ag April 26, 1S58. T Piano Fortes FItOM W. II. Hall A Son's manufactory 939 Broad way. X. York, sold at their prices with freight add- . . a. . f. .1..1....... CU. Also, I I iuio a. jv Call snd we will show you a list of prices and sample .... . i iiwrj J , or llletr worK. uLu.u.woiH,ii8'. Salem. May 17, 1858. lotf Richards h. McCraken WILL pay particular attention to the sale of fruit on consignment, during the coming season. . Portland. June 15, 1858. 4ml5 For Sale. WEBSTER'S Unabridged Dictionaries; Quarto " ' High School Primary and Pocket Dictionaries. J5. L. BRADLEY A Co. Oregon City, Feb.,1856. fitf pRESTOX C. Verrils yeast powders and extracts of 42tfJ W. k. SMITH A Co's. E. Fclton, Ceo. IT. Jones & Co., QELL EXCHANGES on New York, Jn amounts to KJ suit piircnasers. Salem, May 17,J8S8. 101 f C1CHOOL books, at wholesale and retail, at i f42Ul W. K. SMITH 42tQ A Go's. YEKS Cherry Pectoral for sale st wholesale snd retail, at l-vj Vf u " vi New Arrival of Jewelry, &o. JUST FROM SAN FRANCISCO. TltoSKNTIIALInforins his patrons and frlenils. Unit he has Just returned from S.m Francisco with a select assort nient uf Jew elry. Musical Instruments. Cullcry. etc., nnd iillrrs thrill for ul l bit store ou Front street, s-t)ne door Im Iow Dr.'Cooiiilw' ofllce,- JEWELRY, Hold and Sliver watches; Hold snd Silver chains; Hold bracelets; Hold ear rings; Hold breastilns Uolij linger rings; ln ketst Hold nen and pencils; Hold sleeve buttons; Silver Snd Plated ware; fancy goods auu pitrmincry. MUSICAL INSTUITMENTS Oultars, Violins, flutes. Flfi-s; a largs assortment of Aceordcons, Ladies' work boxes of all kinds, Hold nnd Silver spectacles, Hold and Silver spoous, Cutlery, V ioi ks nn endless varieiy, ,tc. Mr Watches, Clocks and Jewely repaired, and all kiiiusoi jcseiry inane looruer. tr All nf my work wnrrnntrd-u M V Don't forget" The Sign of tho Big Watcn."-Ta CorvallU, Oct. 24. Ij4.1T a.'ltf School Dooki. JUST rerelvcd nt the Clly nmk Stole, Iu Oregon City IHrttt from t fit I'uhhilurt: SANDSH'S Primers; Spellers, old and new series; ' 1 st .) a ud Itoiili rs.old aud new aeries; itignNciiiMii . " Young Indira " . WILSON'S Outlines oi History; . ' IT. 8. llls.iry,scho'oledlton; " IT. H. Anieri.ediirjtionalserlea " Juvtiillctlistnry.scbunladition; PAMLFY'S ITnlveril Iliswlrv; COMSTOCK'B Natural lllstiiry; And many other good inu li too numerous to mention. Icuicrsai.d Teachers arc rciucted to given a call. V- L. BltADLEY A Co. Oregon City. Feb.. 4stf Hcliool Hooks. "l tTST rerelve.1, a complete assortment of Sanders' " rs-nooi kooks, logriner wltn a large .lot of 1 hump son's Pruclirnl Arithmetics, nil of which will besild cheap, at the City Book Store. E. L. BRADLEY A Co. Oregon City, Jan. IV.s. 4ntf For Sale. THOMPSON'S Arithmetical Tables; a. " M enti! I Arithmetics, Traiticiil " llighSch.s.lArlllimetlc. E. U BItADLKY Co. Oregon City. Feb.. X. 4mf Something New ! L. lin.tDI.EY A Co., have J.i-t received a large iiiiui u:iuu-iMuKs lor nome linprovemeiit; com prising how to write, how to talk, how to lwhave.how to do budnesM, Iu one volume; will be sent free of post age to any part of Oregon, ou receipt id 2. s Address E. L. BRADLEY, City Book Store, Oregon City. Dec.;n.l:.T, 43tf Jlboks! Hooks! 1.. BRADLEY A Co., have recently received a E. j. I.irge lot of Fowlers and Wells nuhliratlons. Take notice all ve th.-tt arsi,.r w.t..r imi L . powerful nice thing iu a family. iec. 2, is.f. For Sale. 4 FEWeholce Mel deon. Prince's make.Planorase, ra. divided awrll.fJveuctavo. -Kto K." E. I- 111! till PV r-n Oregon City, Feb., I MS. 4tf John Ilarsrove't ECLECTIC LIXIMKXT, CIOODFOH MANOR BEAST. This peintratiiig T Liniilieut. as it is rubbed in bv the band or a innr of ll.iniierisubsorlied through Itie same channel reaches the seat of inllamalion nnd auhduesit. Every species of exterior Irrituliou is uniekly reduced hy the applicntion of this jau.-nra(. l'h efli-t of this remedy npou Kheiimatism, ltuigwom. Swelled elands. Frost bites. S.re breast, S re lieads. Sore throats .so re of all kind. sprains, stiff j lints, ulcera, t sithsche, swellings ot the limiis or body puma In the spine or back, poison oak, Ac, Is almost miraculous. It is good lor Hi? lies I, lligahonlder, Swlney, Sprains, ('In lie in horses, in fact all diseases where external ap- pli.-ation is required. The proprietor sends rhis Liniment before the mil. lie lo stand or full, on its nvu merits. He only asks that it may receive a fair trial by the pnblic. II can lie ob tained by applying in person r by letter tnthe address cf JOHN 11 AIM HO YE. 2d St., Corvallis, Oregon. N. B Demands from a distance accompanied bvthe money, will be promptly attended to and the IJnimeul put nn and (oi warded according In directions. A lib era! discount will be made to wholesale dealers anil persons purchasing Inree quantities. Beta it price of Eclectic Linimeut. lifly cents per bottle, for further liar- ticulars addtes proprietor. I orvalhs, April, ls. Iv5 Dr. Krioc'tbaiiiii's lluuearian a inn ion 'jUhr hne-aiTil HAIll rilESERYElL ."MR the Restoration, Beauty and Preservati. i I lair. 1 his reparation remores all harsh dryness of the h itr. by evoitmgttte scaup to a new usj L"U "tri"1 ueuitny action. ami eiuan-ies it irom scnti aim uandn prevents me nair from iniiuignn aud gelling gray, but the most remarkable res'tlt which it will effect, is if trill nrorHre nele rrnp of Aal'r on an rntirrly bald httui. Many young Hrsons sometimes find the too early appearance of gray hairs, this preparation will stop this result. Mothers who wish their children to have tine heads of hair, ran effect this hy the use of this Tonic: esiecia!ly on tlicir daughters if the hair is light. 1 know few persons believe tue tiair ran te restored on a bald head, but, if my directions are followed I will warrant a cure or refund the money. It is not un in two ounce bottles and for sale by wholesale and retail with directions at one dollar per bottle; it ean be sent by mail tit any part of the Cnited Stntes. Hentlemen send on y.nir orders. stating the cause and duration of the baldness snd I will cure you. To insnre a cure.niy charge varies (rni Twenty-B ve to Fifty d-. liars, accord ing to tue nature oi tue rase. llrcpsred ouly by Da. J. U. KuIEu IB AlTM, fori His, O. T. Corv tills, Feb., 15. Mltf Dr. Kriechbaum'a Eye Salre and Eye Water. THESE preparations If nsed with my Life Pills, will effecta CUUS IX ALL CASES of sore eyes. 1 nave nevwr Hiiuwn ktinii un vsu in lows iii 14'.), and I will ensure a cure if taken according to direction, or refund the muner. Persons sending orders will please state explicitly the nature of the case and I will send alt neressnry for a cure, ror wlncu l will charge Iroin Ten to Twenty dollors. Prepared ouly by Du. J. O. KRIECHBAl'U, Vorvaili, O. T. Corvallis, Feb., ISjS. 60tf John R. Foster. Importer and Denier in SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, ME CM A XI C'ST 7'OOI.S, Farming Implement. Ac, Ac, Ac. AT TBI ' FIRE-PROOF GRANITE FRONT STORE, I Front street, Portland, Oregon. February. IsoR. str To the Public. rttHE nndersigncd has leased tho "Bennett Honse," J. in Salem, anil will open the same as a Hotel on the Uth diyof July next. The pmprict'ir pledges him self to make every effort to entitle it to the patronage of residents as well as the traveling community. Tbe accommodations are unerptulcd by any ether Ho tel in town. Good stables are connected with the premises. Pri ces moderate. GEORGE SMITH. Salem, June 12, IMS. lyU C. B. rillov. DEALER in cloi-ks. watches and Jewelry, Sa lem, O. T. Particular attention paid to the repairing of watches and clocks. All work war- rauted. Jewelry repaired at snort notice. FOR SALE: Watches and clocks, 8 day striking clocks at a very low price ; also 30 hour marineclocks. JEWELRY. Ladies and gents Rroochos, Finger Rings, Ear Ring Gold Buckles, Guard Chains, Ac, Ac. , Salem. July U, !Hi7. 17tf WASTED. AGENTS in Oregon and Washington Territories, and California, to sell my Eclrclic Liniment. I will pay a premium of liKy dollars to the Agent who will sell the greatest amount of .Liniment from tbe first of June next, lrtos, until the following June, JSoH. Send on your orders for the Liniment; I will pay all freight, charges, on tbe Liniment sent to Agents, therefore no Agcut will bo at any expense in receiving it. The Ageuts are to sigu a receipt or pay for the medicines when soli. The price of Liniment is 1 1 00 per dozen. JOliX HARGROVE, lyi 2d St., Corvallis, Oregon. A STORE rooni'in Orleans, a first rate stand for a produce dealer. Tbe Orleans warehouse aud store will be rented together if required. ISAAC MOORE. July 8, 1857. . . lstf lloone's Ferry, OX Willamette river, uew road between Portland and Salem. Tbe road is a good one and ten miles shorter than the old road. JESSE V. BOUNE. May 25. 1868. 12tf Allan &. Lewis, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE GON TERRITORY. s HOT of all kinds, and powder, at iizuj w. ft., 15.11 ir H & Co g. rilAX receipt blanks for sale at tbe Statesman office X at $1 per hundred. LADIES cloaks.lstetlAtyle, for Fale cheap at ft2tfj V. K. SMITH 4 Co's. DECLARATION OF WAR! IftDCSTBT Musi rioxprr. I If HhlthAS, In the rnur't of Hmin Event. It II becomes necessary that there should be a thoro reform in the DRY-GOODS BUSINESS IX S A L E M , OREGON: W give notice that for the acenmplWhrnent of this oi.jeci . we nereliy ilerlare UXVKASIXII and f. -VOMPHO.MIs.SU war airufust ALL At I J.Vf ti'Ol. Y and Hum I'iiickh. Ournar will not he a war of woids, iiiiioi actios: and although wo expert to exile the envy ami opposmon oi our breihren in trade, we shall pursue such a cour- ss will in;ike this the CIUSAPESr STORE JN OREGON! And we cheerfully Invite all who wish to buy goods the LOWEST POSSIBLE price, to an exauiinatl of our lM'j3ia6 VAJBUlStt) saws . Ein'iiaeltig an Kxhiljillon of the Industry of rri-ru Nall iu, which daxle by tlielr BRILLIANCY of Color nmiMiinMH(iSfs of deslgu, and mus excits the adkikatios nf all lovers of the beautiful. We have "purple and line linen" and the MOST BEWITCHING and ENCHANTING STYLES OF GOODS Designed expressly to adorn the persons of the gentler was. ou iiKAiTiKi.L. indeed, that we ran truly say, after our goods have been purchased and llttcd to the UllACKII L t-OKMS of Olir " FAIR ft MOVlikS." " That Solomou in all hi Glory was not arrayed like nn ,.r tl. o We also unite the useful with the lieautiful, and enn supply the most solid and substantial uf MATRON I. V WANTS In all the departments of Hoiisehutd eeonomr. enter. tabling the most profound resjieet for !he uoon iioisk- wivk. neiiave taken UNUSUAL pains to provide an aiwoitment of DOMESTIC GOODS. Which In quality and price should entitle us 1 1 the gratitude ir all who lore to buy the BEST GOODS at the HESV flJWh'.l.VV. In all our purrha-ei we have been guided by a desire to give uur Fit IK MIS AND CUSTOM KItS the full heiiellt of everything which was MOST IXVITI.XG IX STYLE, MOST SU15STANTIAL IN MANUFACTURE and most l.'EASONAIH.E in price. And now having performed our duty as ycn aceiits,we CONFIDENTLY Invite an examination of uur spring: and summer goods. We have not time to go into an enumeration of Hie many bargains we are fT'.-rinr.7oti.in,( tril tee them; THill JlMM WILLOET TtlS RKNKKIT OV TIIKM; Slid Will aid us in our warlare again-t all u um it u a m a nopo l y. AND HIGH PRICES. Respectfully Invilln Hie ni'st thorough scrutiny, smpesteining it a pleas. re to thosr goods, we aie he publics' oliedient servants. Awaiting we remain. Your most respe t'ullv. W. V. ORIS WOLD & Co. Salem. April 2fl. ls.-,S. 7tf New Constitution for Oregon. AT 7"E lieg leave to auunince Ut the public that we V are just receiving a large and welt selected i.bk of goods from Sin Fraueiscu, which has been selected with great care by Mr. Alexander, who has been attend ing that market for some time, therefore we ran safelv say to the public that we can, and will sell, goods as low at wholesale or retail AS ANY HOUSE IX OISEGOX. We will take In exchange for goods nil kinds of pro duce. Jf. II. We will also pay cash for all kinds cf pro duce, to-wit: Wheat. Flour, Butter, r.irgs. Bacon, Pork. Lard, Oats, Ac, Ac, Ac. All who wish to purchase, wnl do rre'l to call and ex amine before purchasing eNewbt ie. Our slock consist or every tuiiig in the line that this market calls for to-wit: (irey. White, lied aud Blue BlankrU; t'oats. Vests. Pi!iit-5, Hats and ll.it covers; Cndcrand Orer shirts. Wool and Coitou; Every description of White shirts: Oucens Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery; llisits. Shoes coarse and fine; Brognns t'alf. Kip and I'owbide: Wool PLftitls. Meriutt. Deluios hit nattems In shoit every kind of piece goods, nnd the HKST "TEA evershipied to this nurket. AL0 Ledar shuiglts, limothyseed and Hops. Mr Give us a call, and see for voorelves.-s n ALEXANDER 4 McEWA.V. Corvallis, Oct ll.J:. S:il New Store and New Goodsi At Oatland, .VclAmr' iTrrry, O. T. I LBKHT Z1ERRIL liealer In dry.god groceries, V crockery, hardware, pfeduce, Ac. Having iiurcliaseil the stork iu trade of G. E. Celt h ell, tiigcther with the premises known as ileUienej'f SJirr r iiwuieiie nvcr. sun Having mini a new "ue' repleuislird the tM'K ol pnawitnJ, liuw U1IU3 IJ CAt-ifimijC) ivi J'lUUUCVB V uu , m U KOVI ineiit uf . Dry goods, consisting of clothing, csssimeres. patit- netls. sheeting, shirting, and fancy giHids; bats and caps, Ixsits and shoes, groceries iu variety, with spices, nuts, raisins, and candies; paints, oils, medicines, per fumery, crockery, tinware, hollow-ware, stoves, hard ware cutlery, aud many other articles to meet the wants of the public. Ho has also moved and repaired bis war honse, so that be is now prepared to purchase or take iu storage, country produce, which derail discharge by a slide tc steamers" uccks, wiiuoui loss orexense oi ursvage. And being determined to constantly keep on hand a good supply trf sts h goods as the country trade may re quire, he believes he can make it an object for the peo ple In lil vicinity to extend him their patronage, s. So difference made in the price of goods, wheth er sold for rash or produce. October 2. 1A7. smr Git CAT LXDLX'JJJIEAT! K E V T 1KM CHEADLE & BROTHERS, EXCHANUE STORE ! DRY-GOODS AND FAMILY GKOCEItlES, OF Which we will keep constantly on hand, a good variety. We are determined to sell for ready pay tote a anv retail store on the W illnniette river. To nrove this assertion, we reiuer.t ladies and gentlemen to call and see before purchasing rlsewliere. N. B. We will also, pay casli or goods in exchange for all kinds of Mcrchautu'hle produce. It. UHKADLK & iillUHIMI. Albany, May 10, 1R.V. 6mlU A. llosst. F. Babtki.s, D. Smith, If. I1i ki.lv. Willamette Iron Works, 0RE00N CITY, OREGON. WE lieg tn infirm the public or Oregon snd Wash ington Territories that we have completed our Poundrr. Boiler. Blacksmith, pattern aud Machine shop, and are prepared tobuild- ENGINE3, B01LKUS, SAWMILLS, AND ALL Other kinds of machinery. Our business connection In the Eastern States, the great convenience of our lo cality, the superiority and ininilsr of our machines, the use of water power instead of steam, and the per fect knowledge of all branches of our bueiiicss will en able lis to compete with Calirvrnia. Inviting the public to give us a call and favor ns with their patronage, wa promise to execute their orders on the shortest notice aud at San Francisco prices. A. UUN31 .v y-o. Mny.l5. ly! Wooden Ware, Brooms, Baskets, b r u SUES, Clotbes l,ines, JMnlclics, Ac. In all their varieties,' -----OX HAND AND CONSTANTLY AUUIYIXG FROM THE EAST. For sale at lowest, and Wholesale prices, at the Wood and Willow Ware Establishment Of IIAWXHURST & SOX, 31 Sacramento St., bcl'iw Front, 8AK FRANCISCO, CAL. San Fran., Fcb.ri8i8. 6ui4'J w.a. ladd, Portland. . w. ttnn, Sin FrancUco W.S.Xadd&Co. STiiiiping anil Commission Merchant, Portland, Oregon I" IBERAL advances made on all consignments of Or j egon produce. Messrs Wukcmnu, Dimon A Co., No. 73, South street, Inew lork, wnl rcceneand for ward all goods and machinery, addressed to our care via San Francisco, or direct to Oregon. Jan.l.lXoH. 4 Itf JLivery aud Sale Stable WE are now keeping a Livery stable iu Oregon City, where Horses can at- OrTfN wa be obtained on liberal terms. T tve are aisoiircjiarcu o im cciv.., ow bles, well supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses i... n, wutlr. Those who call uuon us may feel as sured th it every attention will be given to horses left ln our cuaryc. A..r,.st II. 1857. 22tf llwdrnnatllir lloohs. -J TTSr-r TkY Trail. Shew and O. S. Fowler. For sale at the Oregon City, Jan. 1858. dtitf Edupation Coiuplete. BYO.S. Fowler. For sale at the City Book Store. E. L. BRADLlkY & Co. Oregon City. Jan-1858 litf PORE WIN ES and Uquors lor medicinal purposes, at It2tf3 W. K. SMITH A Co'a. FRENCH merinos, and alpacas, at Jlstfj Vf, K. SMITH & Co's. - Sale of Sclieol Lands. AS ordered by the Commissioners of Linn County, acting in pur-uance of an act of the Legislative Assembly, of the Territory of Oregon, passed January 3Uth, loorl. "entitled an act to amend an act to uroviiie Tor the m.le of common school iund or the Territory of ... I, i. . .. . . . . . . . . wregun, m ii poi nous oi tue Hchonl lallili III said county, as the slate uf the public stirrers will permit. Will lie publicly utlcred lor sale lo the liighet bidder; the times, places and manner, as herein pien iibed, to wll: At Albany, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7ll and 6tb September next, the Sch-sd lauds ni Township 11, Range t west, y, la, ii,i3, 3 " 9.IU.1I.IZ. " 4 " AtSflo, Tliurday nnd Friday the fth aud 10th of oeiiiejuis-r nest, tuo scuoul ianils In Towusliip t, Iu, II, li. Range I west, t, li, 11, 2 " " . Id. II. "1 esst. At Brownsyille, un Tuesdny, Wedoesday and Thurs- aay.tue um. i.iin.auil iu::i ur beptciuucr, next, the school lands in Township 14, 15. 10, Range I east, 11.15,10, "I west, 1:1.11. I'.. It. ' 2 " 13,11. l', IU, S " " 13,11. Ij.ja. ,' 4 " Tlie commissioners furthermore order that "the prai rie lands shall not be sold In lots containing more than eighty (so) acres, excepting tracks disconnected from other School lauds, containing less than onf hundred and twenty (I'iu) acres, which may be sold In onel it." Tbe well timbered lands shall be sold in lots of ten (!") acres, excepting fractious of less than twenty (30) acres; and other lands In U of Torty (id) acres, unless fractions of le than eighty (SO) acres." One fourth of the purchase money slmll be paid in hand, and the remainder in three eiptal annual instal ments, wllh teu percent, per annum Interest front the date of purchase, the interest to be paid aerai-annnally iirndrauce; such deferred payment to be secured by note of the purchaser, wiiu two suMi-lent securi ties, made payable to the Treasurer of the county. The whole ainouut may be paid down at the option uf the purchaser. EDWARD It. GEAHY, Coin, of Common Schools, for Linn Co., O. T. June 20, Im-.h. ewIT ftollce to Contractors. SEALED protosa4 torn contract to deliver one hun dred tons ol superfine fl air, at the Silrtts Indian Agency, Oregon, wili be received at the office of Supt. Indian Affairs, Salem, Oregon, on the second day ol Angwt. His. All bidders will be reuuired to accom pany their bids with written guarantees, with two or more seenrities that they wit give a sufficient bond for the lallhful erformatico of the contract; payments will be made a a as the necessary luuds aro rectiv ed, applicable to that purpose. K. II. METCALFE, lud. Agent. Rilctts Agency, July 1, ls.it!. li,if Rff istff uiitt Rtffirrr'i Siolire fmpqua ilislrift. fM) SETTLEKS In Township 33 south of range 2 east. The above t iwn-bln baring been snrveved. and a plat thereof aiinmvrd on the 1st of June. ItW. all settlers who have claims or parts of claims therein, are repiettd to apfiear at the Land 0!Jke .'or the I'mje una lii-til. t of Oregon, at Winchester within thirty days from and after tbe lt day of August, lsju.or pre vious bi thtt time if cotiveiiic'iit. when and where we sliull be prepared to receive the notifications of their claims, and enter upon the adjustment and set tlement, aucordiug to law, of all conflicts of boundary lines that may be round to e.vb-t among tnem. Given under our bands ot the I-aud Office in Win- cbester.thi JJd day of June, ls.M. I t . MUSH Ml, Hearer. W. J. MARTIN, Hrgirter. May! i . lna. 4wl7 INotlce. THE Judges of the S-ipresne Court of the Territory of Oregon, assembled at .the seat of Government on the ltith day of December, Is-iii, do fix snd appoint District Courts to be held in the city uf Salem, in the county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and Septemls-r, aud the fourth Mondays of May and Octo ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; and in the eitv of I'ortland'iu the county of Multnomah, on the fifth Motid:iv, of Decemlwr, lo1, and theiealler on the hrst Mondays of May and Ocbibrr, and the third Mondays of June and November, annually, iiiiltl otherwise order ed, and do limit the duration nf said Terms to six days each. GEO. II. WILLIAMS, Chief Jostiee. 41 C'Y l.'US OI.X KY Associate Jni,'rei John Morley ts. Robert Mael: TJ Itohert Mael: Yon are hereby notified that nhless you appear in the District Court ol the First Judi cial Di-trict of the Territory of Oregon. on tbe But day of the term to be held on the third Monday of Septem ber is..s, and inwt r the eomplmnl ol John Money, on file in the Clerk's Office of said Court, for the recovery of seven hundred aud thirtea dollars snd seventy eenU(fil3 70), with accruing interest and costs or suit, the oame will le takes as confessed, and the prayer thereof will I granted bv the Court. t ilbsltlix. itiitti , fi jf jiii y. Silem. June 4, 1C.. - 3inl3 To Kiigene C'hivere. fTO lT are hereby notified that unless you appear in X Ute District Com I ol tbe First Judicial District of the Territory of Oregon, nn the first day of the term, to I held a't Salem. Marion Co., in tbe month of Octo ber, in the year 158. or the first term held in said District, after the Senteiuber term of 1S-W, and answer the eomptalnt of TnSiuas Allord tiled in this cane, the same will be taken for confessed and the prayer there- of will be granted by the Court. 1. A smith, riaiiHin s Atty. July 22. IsT.s. Sm2! Notice 1) ROB ATE COURT of Linn Co., Oregon, the next of kin.ot John S. Feim, Joseph II. Fenn, and Mary C- Fenn, minors and residents of the said comity oi l.iun. You will take notice that John Fenn, Guardian for the nforesaid minors, has filed bis petition for the sale of the real estate belougiua to his wards, and Ho les the coutrary be showu ou tne lirst Tuesday iu Att- ust next, au order will be made accordiuclv. S. D.HALEY. J.P. July 7, 1 3wl;i XMotice. WHEBEAS. Chester N.Terry. Public Adminstra tvr, lias tiled in tbe 1'robjte t'lmrt of Mariou Co., O. T., his vouchers npon the estate of J. C. SCH ACM, deceased, asking for final settlement of said estate; Therefore, Siturday, the 21st day of Aniust, l-5S, will be the day said petition will lie board, aud setlleineut made. Tuose interested wilt please tske notice. J. If. liUO-X. J. 1. July 20, .?. 3w jli Judicial. THE terms of the District Court for the trial of is sues in the First Judicial District will lie as follows: Iu Linn comity the 2d Monday of April lust.: Marion comity the 3d Monday of April inst.; Yamhiii connty the 4th Monday of April iust.; Heuton cotiuty the 2d Monday ol May next; l.ane couniy tne Ja Monday ol May next; Folk county the 2d Muuday of June next. ii. i-. iiui.sb. jutige. Salem. April . lS-'.il. All JVetice. vtvIIE judges of the Supreme Court, oMhe Territory of JL Oregou, assembled st the seat oi uovcrnmcnt on the ninth day of January, eighteen huudred and fifty seven, do fix aud appoint District Courts, to be held in villaee of Uoseburg, in the comity ol liouslus on the first Mondays, of March, May, September and Novem ber, annually, until otuerwise orocrco.anu uonniii tne duration of saitl terms to six days each. GEO. I. WIM.IAMS, Chiel Justice, lltf M. P. DEADY, Associate Justice. New Qoods at New Prices. . WK. SillTII & Co- would inform their patrons. aud the pnblic generally, that they have just received a larsc addition to their stuck of goods.whicb they will exchange fur produce, or cash, on the most favorable terms, ihyy nave now a complete assort ment of dry goods, which tl.ey wi;i sell Cheaper than any cuter ttore tn Salem. Their stork of boots and shoes is eriu.il to any to be found in Salem.' consisting of men's and boy's coarse aud tine boots, men's and boy's shoes; ladles' boots, shoes, and slippers, children uud infants shoes men's ladies, and misses rubber oversuoes.ana in nor, any thing in the boot and shoe Hue that can be desired. TtiMir stock of groceries ia also full. cousitillT ot coffee, green and black teas, cm-lied" and brown sugar, syrup, saleratus in bul, cream ol tartar, sail, soap, to bacco, sago, stare n, tapioca, macaroni, raiaius, ana sweet oil, all of which will be sold cheap for cash or country prod ore. Purchasers will ao wen to ran anacxamineonrsioca before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined to give our customers satisfaction iu the quality and pri ces oi our goons. sjh For Sale. Cyyf ACRES of good land on Upper Molalla prairie. Aj tJ Fur particulars enquire of H. Hollaiid,ou board steamer SurprUe.orE. L. BRADLEY, City Bk Store, Oregon City. t- 1- BK.IUl.tl it co. , Felnmary. lSo-. 4Htf Corvallis Viuegar Manufactory, WE always have on hand a large supply of PUBE STRONG VINEGAR, which we will sell at Wholesale and Retail as cheap, if not cheaper, than it can be out-Mined from San Francisco or any other port. Healers iu Portland and other places iu the Territory would do well to give us a cay. Z. GEORGE KRIECUBAUM A Co. Corvallis. Feb.. 1SS8- 50tf Silas C. HeiTing'S ratent Champion Fjre aud Borstar Proof Safes, WITH or without Halls' powder proof lock or J ones' pateut permutation Bank Locks. Hold at the manufacturer's prices with freight added. Prices from 3o to StidO, call and see sample of their work with the improved locks. GtO. it. JUN t-ft5grnl. Salem. May 17. lfco. - lotf Lager Heer. THE nndersigned is manufacturing at the OR-raa EGON Cl'r Y BREWERY a superior article itf of Lager Beer, an good as auy in the coeutry. "jg Always on hand aud prepared to fill orders, at home or from a distance. LOUIS BEHRENS. May5,lKo8. tf Ktaiutes nf Orezon. CAN be found at John Fleming's, Oregon City; and at A.R. Shipley's, Portland. Bat few copies are ten. . Juue29. IS59- N AILS, class, and window sasb. at E8TRAY NOTIOE8. (Tbe charge for estray notices Is one dollar, for each animal advertised. So notice will appear until paid for. Where uo money, or h-sathan tbe correct amount is sent with t n astray notice, the notice will pot be published until the rMU amount is received- TAKES UP. by the subscriber, living In Loekla mue hreciui t. Folk Co., one brown cow and calf, part Spanish, about 7 yean old, marked With un der sloi In right ear, branded IV n right hfp, and S on lelt. Also, one red year old heifer, no narks or brands. Also, one yearling hsifer. pale red, with line back, no marks or brands perceiveble. Also, one three year old steer, marked with under slope la right ear. aud swallow fork In le.il. Said aninisls have been running about my premises the past two years. r .BtoiaiiAs Jtn ETT. , July U. m. t2l rpAKK.V L P, by the subscriber, living six miles s. X ol Daytou, snihill Co., one red cow, four rears dd, marked crop off the right, and swallow fork fa the left, branded with the figures. Also, one dark red steer, three years old. marked with a crop off the right ear, and branded i C on the hip. Also, que red and white steer, three years old. raarkea with a crop oft the right ear, and s split in the left ear, no brands per. ceivsble. D.C. DOUGHERTY. July 1, 1A59. ' lw2l rpA KEN UP, by the subacrllr, 3 miles west of Eots, X one red cow, with some white spots on her sides, , and flanks, wllh motley face, marked with crop oft tbe right ear. uuderblt In the same, with bole in the left. S years old the above cow had a young calf since be came her, !ie canifi among my cattle when one year eld u.a. Ai.i.r.-n. tola. July 26. 4). 2w21 rriAKE.V CP, by the subscriber, living in Jefferson J. precinct. Marion Co., one red sad white steer. 4 years uld past, crop off the ric'it, and nnderblt in' the left ear, said steer baa hern running with my cattle S years. Jl SAMUEL FIELD. July 27,18.8. wtl rt 1 A KEN Ul'.' by the subscriber, living miles east X of Scio. l.iun Co., one bay Indian mare, with star in forehead, branded on the left bin. WASHINGTON PHILLIPS. July 9, 1S5S. IwH I pAKE CP, by the wubscrllier, living In Polk Co., X about 1 miles west from tbe crossing of tne Loch ia mute at Mr. IJuvilies, one red aided steer, with white back, belly, and bead, about 2 years old, marked with a crop off the right, and slit anil underbit ia left ear, branded J on the right hip,' has been running on my premises several weeks. Al, one pale red steer, i years old. marked with smooth rrop oft" both fu, branded with the letter S or figure 1 on left bip. Ahm, one pale red cow and calf, part Spanish, marked with smooth crop off each ear, and branded with letter 8, or figure 2 on left bip, about 5 years eld. Said steer and cow have been running about my premises since March last. JAMES WHEELER. July Pi. Ir.8. 2wi rtlAKEH CP. by the subscriber, living in Douglas X Co., one red "and white spotted 4 year old stag, an underbit snd swallow fork in the left ear, and crop and slit in right ear. snd branded en tbe right side with s Spanish brand. snd J Con the leftside. One white 3 year old Spanish steer, with red head snd neck, marked with swallow-fork in "eft ear, and Iope in right ear and branded E L on the left bip. One red 3 year old steer, with some white spots, branded with s slit and half crop in right ear. aud square crop and slit in tbe left ear. One red 7 year old steer, with mot tled face and white belly, marked with a 'mouth crop of! the fell ear. ana uuuer nsu crop on ine ngnt ear, points uf boras sawed off, no risible brands. - - - JAMES PrXO"f. June 13. lVs. ; tw19 ' TAKEN I' P. by the subscriber, living on Clover Creek, near the North ".'mpoiui River, eight miles a Is jve Winchester, one dark red3 year tld steer, with some white in forehead, marked with a swallow-fork iu the left ear. aod slope in he right, and branded E L on the left hip. . JOHN SHORT. Jane 15, 1858. 2w29 rpAKEN CP, by the subscriber, living fifteen miles X northeast of Jacksonville. Jackson C- Oregon. one two year old white heifer, some red specks on the side-, and neca, no marss or oranns perceivable, said animal came to my residence about February. J AC KAl'r.ll. June 30. 158. 2w20 rpAKENCP. by tbe subscriber, living in Southern X precinct. Marion Co.. seven miles north of Con ner's Kerry, a fiea bitten grey mare, about 13 or 14 years old.'said mare baa been running In this vicinity for the last tire years. wusM'ti eeksia winy zi, jos. jvw rpAKEN UP, by tbe subscriber, living at the mouth X uf the l.m kismute. ia Lane precinct. Polk Co.. one Indian bore. six years old. spotted gray, one glass eye, some saddle marks, the two near feet white. WILuUlAJt . fKAIHKK. July 10, 1S0S. ' 2w20 rpAKEN I P. by the subscriber. living tn Clackamas a o., aooui uic itn aay oi wuue, i , one orown ox. about ten years old, left ear cropped with under 1.:. V W ll.Itlffftf July 13. 1S53. 2w20 TAKEN I'P, by the subscriber, living in I .ane Co., two miles south west of Banner City, one dark ,m1 ftw shout ft VMM old m,.1m am rlr h it in ..-K ear, and crop off the left, branded Y m ! right sboul. der. nnd left hip. K- A.J. EiSTES. uiy a. - mil fpAKEN L'F, by the subscriber, living five miles JL west of Eugene City, a sorrel mare, three jears old this spring, about fifteen hands high, and large in proportion; no brands or maris perceivable, one nina -foct white. LS.VOHEY. June 16, IS53. 7w2tt J13. K. IUCR1RDS, I iRO- CCBXCT, I San Francisco. ( Forjiand, U. X. ) Jlichards McCraken. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. aadVobbers in Oregon FbHir, (Jrain. Produce. Fruit, Pork. Bacon. Lard. Hams. Ac. Ac Orders for Oregon trade rromi4jr at tended to. Liberal advance made on eengfcSsrntf. No. 41 Sacramento street, below Front, San Francisco January 27, 1SS7. Slarion Ilousef Saleua. TH E nndersigned announces to the public that be has imrchased tbe well known tavern stand, called the Marion House, in Sa- h i,n toTether with the furniture ana nx wires tireoL He will keep it in first rate style, and invites the natrons re of the public. u-al. m&i. slay 13, isji. lltf City Hotel, Corwallis, MESSES. A.B.&L SPRENGER WOULD announce to the citizens or corvaiiM, ana ti. trsvellinv nublie renerallr. that they save thoroughly refitted this well known establishment, and are now prepared lor tne accomniotriow " cwwiwrs. The rooms have all been newly refurnished, the beds clean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish ed with the best the market affords. Corvallis. Ang. SO. 1S57. y Dentistry. DR. J. R. CATSDWELL. Dental Surgeon. Crvalris, in his profession, at Corvallis, Eugene City, Win ehester, Scoltsbnrg, and Jaeksonrille, Skill, unques tionable: charges respectable: work, warranted. Teeth examined, ard advice gureri free of charge. Due noticr given of cuange ol ounce. April 2.l "5. tTar Ittif. WOT.DFES of War Scrip ean secure the services e4? x- rwn.. II JnM A 1 o tA Tin. sent tbeu? papers st Washington for payment. Receipts given . - ' 1 1. . .1 a i mmwm mm. lor me papers auu . - - -Office at Barnura Wilson's Law Office. Salem. March 23. ISof. 2tf Ho! I HAVE leased the well known and popular sawmill, known as "Xewsom's Mill." in Marion Co- Mtafce f Oregon; a new and pesmanent dam, and otLer tepairs are added to the mill: and. having access ton large body of good timber, I hope to furnish the best of tim ber, by the quantity, to old customers of Mr. Kewsom, and to all others who will patronise me. Maple, oak, ash snd fir lumber, can be had st short notice at this "ill RICHARD OSBORN. July 10. 1358. 4wlS Salem Tannery. THE subscribers have purchased the Tanner - ca, lem. formerly belonging to Eliaha Strong. All ttS scrptionsof leather will be kept constantly on hand and the highest price, in cash or leather, will at a) times be paid for hides and bark. - CLABK & HOLMAJT, Salem . Oct. 24 , 1357. ly33paid - Orleans Wa renoiise "XIJLEAXS Ware Honse, opposite Corvallis. for rent i8tr ISAAC MOORE. A f WEBSTERS UNABRIDGED DICTION AEIF3 W just received and for sale by a Oregon City, April, 1358. E U. BRADLEY Co. otf FRESH assortment of sH wool pUids s t 42tQ W.K.SMITH Co's. B LAST1XP i powder, and water proof caps, at f litf W. K. SMITH Co's. "V)TTON rope, for cl.rtbes lines, and small rope for O baiters, at 42tfJ W. K. SMITH & Co's. AMPoil,candles,andsweeteiI,at j f4tf W. K. SMITH ACQ'S. "lORN starch .-tapioca, sago and keeker, farwa. for Q puddings, at C2tfJ W. K. SMITH Co's- - r rtAJPAL Tarnish, paints, oils, and paint brushes, at . raitrt W K. SMITH A Co's. o i THE best black tea yon eyer saw, at 42tf W. K. SMTTH ft Co a. rUEOLOXA rice, and ayrnp to sweeten it .in Sgallon j kegs, at 4-Jtq W. K.SMITH A Cos. s ALT, aJ soda- and sassafras, at (12 to " - sai i ti wrs. PICKLES and pepper sauce, wash-boards aad sand papcr.it f42rfj W. K. SMITH &. Co'a. M ACKEREL and codfish, at X. SMITH 4 Cs s.