V
Representatives, viz:
For binHrn documents, one hundred thou,
sand dollars.
For furniture, rrpaira,and boses for mem
bfrs, ten thousand dollars.
For stationery, fifteen ihousnn! dollar-.
For horses, carriages and saddle horses,
six thousand dollars.
For fuel, oil and candles, three thousand
six hundred dollar.
For newspapers, twelve thousand five
hundred dollars.
For engraving, elect retyping and litho
graphing, one humlrei tho nan. 1 dollar.
For Cipitol poltej. five thousand eight
hundred and ninety dollars.
For ptges a. temporary- mail boys, four
thousand two hun I red dollars.
For biding document, ine'.u Jinjs pay of
folder, wrapping inper, twins and paste,
thirty thousand dollars.
For cartage two thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand
dollar.
For twenty-four copies of the Congres
sional Globe and Appendix for each member
and delegate of tha second session of the
thirty-fifth Congress, seventeen thousand
three hundred and fifty. two dollars.
For binding twenty-four copies of Con
gressional Globe and Appendix for each
membir and delegate of the second session
of lite thirty-fifth Congress, eight thousand
and ninetv-seven dollars and sixty cent:
' Provided, That no greater prica shall be paid
for the same than sixty cents for each vol
ume) or part, actually bound and delivered.
For reporting the debates of the second
assioa of tne thirty-fifth Congress, eight
thitsand dollars.
For the usual additional compensation to
the reporters for the Congressional lllobf
for reporting tha prooee ling of tlte House
of Representatives for the next regular ses
sion of thirty-fifth Congre, eight hundred
d Jlar to each reporter, four thousanl dol
lars. To pay the reporters of the Senate, the
usual extra compensation, for the third ses
sion of the thirty. fourth Congress, eight
hundred dollars each, three thousand two
hundred dollars.
To pay the reporters of the Senate, the
usual extra compensation lor the first session
of the thirty fifth Congress, eight hundred
dollars each, three thousand two hundred
dollars.
To pay the reporters of the Senate the
usual extra compensation for the second ses
sion of the thirty-fifth Congress, eight hun
dred dollars each, three tbousana two hun
dred dollars.
For one hundred copies ef the Congres
sional Globo and Appendix, and for binding
the same, for the second session of tho thir
ty.fifth Congress, Tor the n-e of the Library
cf the louse of Representatives, four hun
dred and forty dollars.
For the compensation of the draughtsman
and clerks employed upon the land maps,
clerks to committees, and temporary clerks
ia the ofuce of the Clerk of the House ol
Representatives, seventeen, thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For two mail biys at nine hundred dol
lars each, and the messenger in charge of
the south extension, three thousand three
hundred dollars.
For furnishing ths cammittee rooms, re.
" tiring rooms and oQes in the south wing ol
the Capitol extension with gas ftxlire,ch.in
Ideliers, iron safes, and other furniture, forty
thousand dollars.
Library of Congress.
For compensation of Librarian, three as.
aistanl librarian, and messengers, nine
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of said library,
one thousand dollar.
For coal, and fireman f r furnaces to
warm the library, six hundred dollars.
For purchase of books for said library,
five thousand dollars.
For purchase of law books for said libra
ry, two thousand dollars.
Botanic Garden.
For procuring manure, tools, fuel, repairs,
purchasing trees and shrubs for botanic gar
den, to be expended under the direction of
the Library Committee of Congress, twenty-three
hundred dollars.
. For pay of horticulturist and assistants
in the botanic garden and green-houses, to
be expended under the direction of the Li
brary Committee of Conjres, five thousand
one hundred and twenty-one dollars and fif
ty cpnts.
For reglsring and repairing damages to
the green houses by the hail storm of June,
eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, one thou
sand and forty -four dollars and sixteen cents.
f- For compensation of the Superintendent
- of Public Priming, and the clerks and mes
senger in his o.iicc, eleven thousand five
hundred and fourteen dollars.
For contingent expenses of his oGce, viz :
For blank books stationery, postage, ad
vertising for proposals for paper, furniture,
traveling expenses, cartage and labor in
stsring and transportation of paper, and mis
cellaneous items, two thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For rent of wareroom, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For paper required for the printing of the
second session of the thirty.fifth Congress,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For printing required for the second ses
sion of the thirty fifth Congress, seventy
thousand dollars.
Court of Claims.
For salaries of three fudges of the Court
of Claims, the solicitor, assistant solicitor,
deputy solicitor, clerk and assistant clerk,
and messenger thereof, twenty-seven thou
sand three hundred dollars.
For stationery, fuel, gas or other lights,
printing, labor, and miscellaneous items for
the court of claims, four thousand dollars.
For commissioners' fees for taking testi
mony in behalf of the government, fees of
witnesses and of agents or attorneys to be
appointed by the solicitor to attend to the
taking of depositions, five thousand dollars.
Executive.
For compensation of the President of the
United States, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice President
of the United' Slates, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to secretary to sign pa
tents for lands, one thousand five hundred
dollar;.
For compensation to the private secretary
steward and messenger of the President of
the United States, four thousand six hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses of the executive
office, including stationery therefor, three
Lund red and fifty dollars.
Department of Stale.
For compensation of the Secretary of
State, and Assistant Secretary of State,
clerks, messenger, assistant messenger, and
laborers in his office, fifty-seven thousand
' eight hundred dollars.
For the incidental and contingent expen
ses of said depart mewf.
For proof-reading, packing, and distur
bing laws and documents, including cases
and transportation, and miscellaneous ex
penses, fire thousand dollars.
' - Fr stationery, blank books.'binding fur
niture, fixtures, repairs, pain ting aod g!a-
z nr, six thousand five hundred doMsrs.
Tor newspaper, MX hundred do', la is.
For iniccellaneous items, tw thousit d
dollars. .
To enable the Secretary of State to pur
uhase filly copies each, of vclumes twei.t.v
two and t vveiity-lhreo of Howard's Reports
of the D.HriMons of the Supreme Court of
tho United S:ates, five hundred dollars.
To enalile the Secretary of State to car
ry into effect the act entitled, "An act for
the admission of the State of Kansas into
the Union," ten thousand dollars.
Norlheist executive bwtditif.
For compensation of Tour watchmen and
two laborers of the northeast executive
building, three thousand six hundred dollars.
, For contingent expenses of said building.
t'z: for fuel, light, repairs, and miscellane
ous expenses, four thousand three hundred
dollars.
Tress u rjr dep-i rtment.
For compensation of the Secretary of the
Treasury, Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury, clerks, messenger, assistant messen
ger, and laborers in his olfiee, forty-eight
thoustnd six hundred dollars.
For condensation of the First Comptto'l
er, and the clerks, messengers, and labor
ers in his office, twenty. eight thousand
thrt e hundred and fort' dollars.
For compensa I in of the Second Comp.
troller, and the clerks, messenger, and la
borer in hi ollice, I wenjy-si'x thousand eight
hundred and forty do'l.irs.
For compensation of the First Auditor,
and the clerk, messenger, asttant inessen-
tier, and laborer in hi offic:, thirty-five thou
sand nine hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of tho Second Auditor,
and the clerks, messen-jer, assistant mes
senaer, and laborer in bis office, thirty-five
thousand five hundred tin I forty dollar.
For compensation of the Third AuJiior,
and tho clerks, iiv'sse tiger, assistant mes
senger, and laborers in his ofiice, one hun
dre.t and thirty-two thousand six hundred
and forty dollars.
F r e-'mpei satioti of the Fourth Auditor,
and Lie c.erks, in sponger, and assistant
messenger in his office, twenty even thou-
sartl t-even hundred and forty dollars.
For c m; ensatio.i of the Fifth Auliior,
and ti e clerks, mjssener, and tauorer tn
liiaefSce, seventt e ll.oa-anJ eight hun Ire J
and tony dollars.
For to:npen-'olion of the Aud'tir cf the
Treasury for the Post OJice Department,
and th& clerks, mes-senjjer, assistant mes
senger, and laborers in his ofiice, ono hun'
dred and seventy-two thousand threa hun
dred and forlv dollars.
For comp 'iisat ion of the Treasurer of the
Utit'ed Slates, and the clerks, messenger.
assistant nfssergor, and laborers in his of
fice, twentv-five thousand seven hundred
and fortv dollars.
For compensation cf the Rcgutir of the
1 reasurv, and the clerks, messenger, assis
tant messenger,, and laborers in his office,
fifty thcusmd three hundred and frty dol
lars.
For c mpenat!on of the Solicitor of thi
Treasury, and tho clerks and messeurrs in
his ofuce, seventeen thousand one hundred
and forty dollars.
I-or compensation of the U unmissioner
of th? Custom, and the clerks messenger,
and laborer in his ofiice, twfn'v thousand
four hundred and f Jrtv dollars
For compensation of the clerks, messen
I"r, and laborer of the Light house Board
nine thousand two hundred and forty dol
lar.
Contingent Ernsts of the Treasury De
pir intent.
In the oTireof the Secretary of Treasury,
For coptiig, blank books, stationery
hind-ng, sealing ships' registers, translating
foreign languages, advertising, and extra
cleric lure lor preparing aoi collecting in.
forma. ion to t laid betire Congress saitl
clerks lv be employed onlv ilormg the tes
sion of Congress, or when ludiSTf nsably ne
cr-ssary ,o enable the department to answer
some call made by either houe of Congress
at one session to u? answered at another;
and no such extra clerk shall receive more
than three dollars and thirty. three and one
third cents per day for the time actually and
necessarily employed ami for miscellane
ous items, thirteen thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
In the office of the First Comptroller:
For furniture, blank honks, binding, sla.
thn-ry, public Iocumrn'n, State ami Terri
torial Matutes, and mUeel'aneo.is items, and
the Union and National Intelligencer te-vs.
papers, two thousand two hiin-Irt-u dollars
In the office of tht Second Coinnt roller:
For (dank book, binding, stationery, pay
for the Nnticnal Intelligencer and Union, to
Ik filed and preserved for the use of the
office, otlice furniture, and miscellaneous
items, one thousand five hundred dollars.
In the office of the First Auditor:
For blank book, binding, stationery, sffice
fu-.niture, cases for records and official pa
pers, and miscellar.eius item, including
subscription for the Union and National In.
telligencer, to Le filed for the use of the
ofTiee, one thousand eilit hundred dollars,
li the oCii-e of the Second Auditor.
For Llank books binding, stationery, of
fice, foruttare, and miscellaneous items in
cluding two of the daily city newspapers,
to be filed, lound and preserved fir the use
of the ofiice, cne thojswnd two hundred
dollars.
In theo.Ttcftof theTl.ird Auditor.
For blank books, stationery, ofiice furni
ture, carpeting, two newpapers, the Union
and In'clligencer, preserving files and pa
per, bounty-land service, miscellaneous
items and arrearages, three thousand five
hundred and fotv dollars.
In the office of the Fourth Auditor:
For s'otionery, Looks, binding, labor, and
miscellaneous items, one thousand ono hun
dred dollars.
In the office of the Fifth Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, of
fice furniture, carpeting, and miscellaneous
expenses, in which are included two daily
newspapers, one thousand dollars.
In the office of the Auditor of the Treas
ury, for the Post Office Department.
For stationery, blank book, binding, ru
ling, miscellaneous iteir s, for file board, re
pairs, cases and desks for safekeeping of
papers, furniture, lights, washing towels,
ice, horse for messenger, telegraphic des
patches, and stoves, twelve thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars.
In the office of the Treasurer:
For blank books, binding, stationery, and
miscellaneous item?, one thousand dollars.
In the office of the Register:
For rutins and full finding books for re
cording collectors, quarterly abstracts of
commerce and navigation, and blank ab
stracts for their use, b'ank books, binding
and stationery, arranging and binding can
celled marine papers, and records, and mis
cellaneous items, including office furniture
and carpeting, copper-plate printed certifi
eates of registers of vessels snd crew lists,
ten thousand dollars.
In the ofiice of the Solicitor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, la
bor, and miscellaneous items, and for stat
utes and reports, two thoasaasJ two hundred
d 1W.
re It tontimud.
lllcliarils & McCraken,
COMMISSION MERCHANT3
AKUJuhlwrsir. UltKUOX fKUUUlc or cveiy ce
srriiition. No. 41 bacrauieuto at., O'lre-f rout
ttnre.) San Krnntisco.
S&. inn tnnet nmtKci price pmu iur i nuuuv-u.
SS Lil tral advances nmita tm coiisitrumetitit.
mtr Orders Mr Oregon traile intnptly attended to.
Otttre in roi tland, uii.':r wharf bout.
JAKES K. ttlCIMKDS, IHS CRAIKNt
San t wnciteo. roruana. intgon.
June ?2. W. lv'S
Jtoyle & Sites,
PHYSICIAXS ANl)8tTiti;KO3.woitll respertfuiiy
tuforoi tlio ciiitena or folk Co.. aud vicinity, tliut
thrv hnv entered into cniiartneritUhi lor I ho urnitice
of niediuiue, anrsery. and oufcto'ric. Otlice, Dallax,
Polk. Co. J. . 'jle- " ",r ,,,e Preseui wtu do
found at hi residence, 3 miles east of Daliaa.
Janata. iaos.
U. William DBUlhtl,
lJLTTOBXEr AND COUXSELOU AT LAW
.4 '' AZD
PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY.
Wl!l practice la the Anprema and District Court
of this Kt te.
If Odlce orer Starr 'a Tin Store. Fr-nttiret.-TS
Stf Portland, Orrgmt.
J. Fleming.
A T the Oreffon Citv. P.wt Otlice Biiildinc. Iiaa JuM
received, liirect I'r-in New York. HMl rnpica of
Dnwnlnx s Fruit anil r rnlt Treennr Amcrtra."i-pvied
md enlarged. rir lv57 the latent published edition ol
tli: V4 inlile work. I If lias it I so mi h.ind.a xxl stock
of tnlst-t I! m ous b juks aud .itatiouerj-, for ule on ternw
to suit the time. .
Oreon City. Pre. 15, 1P5T. ltr
W. W. Page.
AXDCOUXSKlXOIt AT LAW. Port
ntf
TTOtXEY
Nod. o.T
N. II. (ranrr,
ATTOHXET AXl I'OCNSELOU AT LAW.
AltanT.O.T.Feb..ta-.S. 4tf
Ur. S. It. Duckies,
OFFICE.
sai.rm. onK'iox TEnnrroitT.
Siiem. Nvemlcr 9, ISJ7.
S3tf
William C. 2rlsTold ft. Co.,
MEItC
EltCIIAXTS. SALEM. OltEUOX TERtlTOIlY
. c. untsn-oi.tt, 2'2tf c. 8. woonwoam
Itledlcul Notice.
rfllE -ihser:i:i-r. wonld inrortn the inhabitants thnt 1e
X Is nt his old uid, ready to attend to nil rails in
ui Drofeiin : nlso lie has on lmnd a well electrl
ck of Ei Iwtic com entiatrd Medicine, with a well
a.orted upi!r of Syringe, all of which lie will dipwr
ol.on resnn!le terms. I . .liur
Sa!r:n tcc-ern'er 2. l!St. 3-tf
Slnlicl ?iolItf.
l!t. Tt. W. FIIAW, l::teof Sn FrancUco, California
1J offers lii no!'e.iiiml wrvii-ea to the citizeua to
S.iicm and vtciuity, ai:d respcttiully solicits a share fo
puliiie favor.
r- OrBce at Teed and Fcllowa' dniff t"re.
14y it. W. SHAW.
S. i:ilsvortli,
iTTOItStT A! COCKSRLLOS,
U.ci
P. Pur-reme and other Coui-t. OttiPe-
Ei'Brne
t.vrte Comitv. Oregon TerrimrT. Al
C""tnmlssi"i:rr" Peeds tir Xew York, Conneclicot. Ae.
Aunt !'J. IS.'G. !l"
A. J. Thayer,
TTOr.XY
Axnro'vjxsEt.t.oTt at law. oa
1 V in Corv .11:-.
Hcnl n Co., O. T., opposite to the
Ciiy Hotel m .-aut town. I 'tr
W. II. PAKK AH. lASSISO STOrT.
Tarrari Slant,
4 TTOPXEY3
AT i.W AND SOLICITORS
IX
a"l 'han.-ei v ai t Ad-n-raltr.
4 ira -f oa
Kxiiiansr."
Port!f..l. O.T.
t'rJi.t street,
. j.v ;o.i.v
one door north of the
nf
I. N. Smith.
4 TTOP.XHT
AVI' COCXSELOR AT LAW
AXP
XV. Soliciti r in tuaactrj
I. K. SJI1TII.
Corvallis O. T.
Sltf
:i. w. jiiitiitii.
TTOP.XHY ANP CO'JXF.tfl;t AT LAW, EU
Y Rene City. Lune County, O. T.
San Franrifo AJtfrtiiu;lfcnfy
r. FISHt rt, Imn bt.ildin?. orn-s!te Parirtc Express
j orSt-e.nntnirs. tiles of it 1 1 the pnm-ial I'aperso
California and Oregon may befound at this nltice.
il
t l.-her is the antimirtcd A pent fr the tatemsn.
I'hfstrr S. Trrrj,
a ttorxet at law. Salem, onnoox. COM
IX. miirtt-er of Peeds. and U take testiiu-ny, ae-
knowledirmeMt. Ac.. Ac. f.r Iowa. Indiana. Missouri
Michinn. Caiif-imia snd VV'a-diinrton Terr-.t ry. Ixt
U-rsnf Attorney, and all other instrument of writing,
dntnrn on short notice.
Particnlar attentftn paid to taking depositions
collet lions of ote. Account.. Ac. , lil
U rtlin; It Grsrrr.
TTORXEYS XX COUXSELOItS AT LAW. AXD
Solicit"! in Chancery. OOica near the Court-house.
solrm.O.T.
Celazon Smith,
a TTOTtVSY AXD COUXSEtXR AT LAW. AXD
2 StlH-ibrin Chsn -ery. will promptly attend t- all
'MKinf s iM-rtaininr to his profession ia the tiit Judicial
n.trii-t. and Iwfore ttie Supreme Court of Oregon.
Oftt -e. Altnv, IJnn Iminty. n. I.
N. It. '-Vlit-n not at his o!tk-e. or absent on nrofi
sinnal bosisess, he in y l fmind at his residence, five
m-li-t anuTl-nt or Alouny, oo wuat is Known as tne
Orand Prairie.''
W. S. Brork,
A TTORXEY AXD COUXSF.LOB AT LAW. AXD
il. K..Ii.-it.r i:i .Chancery, will practice in the various
worts In this TerriVry, ami promptly aiieno to me ci
ievti.m of ail . I lims ajainst the t'niu-d States, tbroiish
an efficient n?e:it re -idi.i,j at Washington .City, oaive
in Eugene City. Lane County. O. X.
It. 12. Stratton,
TTORXEY AT LAW. ill prai tW-ein the various
A. ciMirts of southern Oregon, and la the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Offick ia Scoit-borch. I'mnana eonntv. O. T.
X. H. It .iiiiTy ImuiI Warrants obtained lor c'nim-ints
on re:tsnialie lenns. 7-itl
Z.U. SABNl'H. . a. WILSO.
Hat ntiiit & Wilson.
VTT0RXIi:SAX!)COli.?ELLOP.S AT LAW, Sa
lem. Ore smt. I' Articular attention ia aiven to thr
co.iection of notes a 'id accounts, and cairns against
government..
It unity 1,-ind Warrants bonvht and sold.
.li -e over Starkev"s Store. 43
II. V. Itonlinm.
ATTORXF.Y A XI) COUXSELLOU AT
lice at the Court House. Salem, O. T.
6tf
A. D. IliiUock,
A nCniTECT AXP HUILRER. TORTLAXP, O. T.
Jr. Designs, plans, speculations, ic furnished on
reasonable tend.
. tauiplicll It Pratt.
ATTORXEYS AT LAW. San Francisco. California.
Oilice, corner il-nt!rraery and Suercmeuto sticcts,
over Parrott & Cos. Bank.
Messrs. Camnbrll i Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleaded to attend to all bosiuese
entrusted to their caie. Sltf
Alexamieu CAuruiu.!.. O. C. Pbatt.
Attention Farmers.
w
E will pay the highest market price "in casli"for
wheat. ui-.ai.ii inmuc.
Corintliian JLodge
OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, will hold
their re-n.lar communications on the Thursday
ii. Kht before the full of the moon of each month, ex
cept when it fulls on Thursday night, then on that
nijiht in Albany, O. T.
ltrethren in good standing are coruiauv mviteu toat-
T...-1 I VOV Cll ITU w r
tend.
W. M.
. SmiNOKB. Seo'y.
37tf
Illanks.
DEEPS, mortsascs, powers of attorney for sate of
acrip, tax receipts, liual proofs, and uotiticntions
a new lot just printed and for sale at the Statesman
Office.
July 27. 1F57. 20tf
JLook. Here!
WE have Just received 8S.O0O lbs. of gronnd alum
salt, which we are selling at fcl.On per hundred.
UUISWOLPACO.
Dickinson Type Foundry.
PHELPS A DALTO.V. B iston. L.P. Fisher, Agent,
Saa Francisco. Orders solicited for type, leads,
rule, Ac.
August 25,1857. 54 tf
w. s. iidd, Portland. J. w. ladd, San Francisco.
W. S. Ladd U. Co.
IMPORTERS and dealers ia Wines, Liquors, and Gro
ceries, Portland, Oregon.
Jan. 1. IS-18. 44tf
ZIAUOLIN A rice, and syrup tn sweeten it in 6 irallon
V kegs, at
142M
W. K.SMITH A Co s.
SALT, sal soda, and sassafras, at
(2tf) W. K. SMITH & (Vs.
)iCKLESand pepper sauce
waKh-boaid and muid
I paper, at Utrj
W. K. SMITH A Co's.
M
ACKEBEL and codftsh, at
t2U) W. K. cMrill Ct 8.
Wallamet University.
SALEM, OHEOON.
THE PACCLTY during the preseut year will con
aikt of
iur. r S. Itort. A. M-. President and Actlnc Profess
or of Ancient I.AiiiiiiaRe and Mathetnnlli-ii.
C. It. Hll. A. u.. rroleawir or xi.iinnii science.
Edwin Cartwriaht, ( ..... f ,, .
l. L. Spauldinif, f ""'""
Mi.sa Sarah lijckiusham. Teacher of iDxtnimcutuI
Music.
The CtiLtr-oUTic DnrxBTarsT of the Wiillimrt Cnl-
vcrnity biw lieen or.-anlzed. Young men dcnljMiIng t"
pursue a regular C 'tir.se ol siuiiy, are invited to avu.i
theniM-lres of the advantage aU'"rdcd ly this Institu
tion. All available resources will lie made use ol to
meet the want of students. EU'orU will be continued
to secure a suitable endowment ;uud no puiiiH will be s .ar
ea in oiiliiiiitnft competent ana exierieuced Instrucloiv.
The Collegiate year is divined into tni tt Urm$. com
oieiii-lnir as loll ws: .
The Urot term ou the 3i I hursday in September.
" second U-rin ou the 1st Jan nirr.
third " "list " " Apr;l.
The Hrst two trrtus are- fifteen teetki each .- the third
eleven wrrkt.
Vacations. There will be two vacations in the
year: one. la April, of two tore, and una, in the sum
mer, or nun Krx.
Tt'iTios will be at the rate of tl per week, or tin
per annum.
luti uucuu.t lAsiiiuir ms I'aarAEJtior.T
pRFAKTaCNT
Turm. Tho Acadriuio year is divided Into rota
fKiiMSorwerrn ttf-rie t Kit.
The llntt terra lt;lii on the last Tlmmday nf A-iignxt.
pcctmu icra urjjnii nn ine j -- - aoveni.
third list " " Juiiuirr
f-mrth " " " "list April.
Vacation. There w it he two vacaUnis In the rear:
ne in Atir.l. of two teee'm aud one lu the summer, of
six tret:
Ti itiov will le paid at the tiealnnlnz of each Term
in a leaner, at tne r. II xrinir rates:
" other stuiiim or Hie Araiiemio utvisiun, . . 7 ou
" lmmion Eulixh Uivkdou,... 6 SO
' Priiuarr ft SO
For use id the Pimo 1 AD
Instrumental mmlc 10 00
aw. Instr.ictionl in vocal music U given to all the
-itud.-lits frrf m rhaier.
Aumission. ttuleiiis w ii be admitted at any fme;
n.t w II tie rharued Mr tuiii'in irtim tne time they en
term ly. but thtir prioress w.ll be ercatly promoted
bv eutcrlne eailr In the Academic ver.
lu case nriK-rt-. trim necessity, siuueim leave neiore
the end "I the term r wliicn payment has lieen nn. li
ft lost ir.rM-rtinu more ttmn three 'oui ths nfr I
than o!ie-lrtti ortne tuition Ire win be rclnntlel.
tudeii's are not allowed t leave Just before eximina
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MILY. MEDICINES.
F A
Tlte Crarfcnbcr; rompnnjr.
THIS INSTITUTION. ( IncorporaU-d bv the Les
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Oregon, out of more than a thousand cases where this
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failed to give permanent relief or to tflect a certain
core.
TUBaRAEFESBEIM SARSArAStLLA,
A powerfol extract. One bottle etpnal to ten of the
ordinary Ssrapanl'a for parilying the I lood. A sure
cure for scrofula, rhenra tliara. ult-ers. dyspepsia. Bait
rheum, mercurial diseases, cutaneous eruptions, Ac.
THB O ITERS aortCTAIS OrSTJtEST.
Inraliiatiie for bnrns. wonnds, sprains, chilblains
ores, swellings, srrofula. etc. A a Pain Extractor
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TBZOKAEFENJklCKO HTSEXTKRT STCCT.
This extraordinary article is a speedy and Infallible
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Hr-t symptoms of the disease. It is purely vegetable
ia its compound.
GSAKrcxBraa cnit-t'RESs' riActA,
ForsnmmerCompliiiit. and m-st diseases tt which
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forth in words. Uit it can be ft It and anyieciated by
parents whoe cbildreu have beeu saved. No Mother
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Til a QRAErRNerao rrt-r reufdt.
Warranted a certain cure f r fiis painful disease.
with the Ointment there are verv few caes which can
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to nnt l this Ointment has tsien thoruuehlv tried. It
never faiLv.
CnAFrESC-RI ETE I.PTIOX.
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U a S'Hredv and i.-sitive c?e fur iuS.immution of ttie
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aud also as a wa.-u 09 luilamed surl;:ces.
G R A EFEN BRKO FEVKR ST OI rM.r.9.
A speely and -aHive cure for this di-tressiog cm
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uiue. with other vegetal le tonics. autiH-pasm.ic and
fe'.irifie-e srti 1?. Thousands hare beea penniaently
cured by tneir use.
OKAEFEXBSRO COSSrjtrTIVE'S BAUS.
Sovereisn in sit iipmchxl and Pr.t-n-m.iry Diseases.
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curat 1 r di-ease, a-idt'.ie Consumptive's Balin is the best
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CURE OF ALL P'tlVATR Al CHRONIC
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Attending and Resident Phvsic'an.
L. J. CZ APK AT. M.P.
Ijite In the Hutirarlan Iter titionary War. llii f Pby-
h lnn tt tho 2mli lirginieutof Monveds, Ch:ef Surgeon
to the Military Hospital of Pe-th. Hungary, and the
le Lecturer en tne ui-eaes or women and Cliliurea.
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Address Dr. L-J. CZAPKAY.
Su r ineiscti. Cat,
TO THE FFLlCl Kl lr. IJ. i, PvA ) rcu.r.-
his Mil. eie thanks to bis nmnemuF patients for their
mirniiaee. ana w-niiii mice tins opportunity to rem:ni
them thit he continues tocon-t list hi lu-tttote for the
are of Clir Mlic di -eases i-f the Lungs. I jvers. Kidneys li-
lestireaud ren.tive organs, and alt pr.vate tlixrases.
v.x : syphilitic ulcers, g-mornea. glet t. Htrict;in-i,
4-min-il weakness and all the horrid consequence "t
self alnise, and he hojies that his long ex(ierieiire and
incccliui praeiicc to many J mr.. win cmviniie
vi en nire ln:ti a share f ptibtm p.itronage.
Fty the prsi-t ce of many year- ia Knro.e and
lie United States, and during the Hungarian war and
c imnaigns. lie Is eu iiiled to apply tne mot emetent
mil succeoliil remeaies against neaxeni ait Ktnus.
He uses no mercury charges moderate treats Ins pa
tients in a correct and honors ti e way lias reterenees
if ui-i-ie-.tTOt.e veracity mm men or Known rewtiecl-
sliility and high standing in society. Atl parties con
sulting him. iiv letter r ttierwie. win receive tue
best and gentlest treatment, and implu it erresy.
To Tits Lapiks of Oituuux xso California. I.. J
Csafkat, M. D..Pbysieian Surgeon and Accoucbt ur .in
vites the attention of the sick sud arUicted females la
Vtriug nnder any nf the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs. Heart, sumacn. liver, womb, blood. kiu
ners, and all dieaes peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is'etreetiug more permanent cures than any other
..1 z . ' . , .v.i..' . :.. 1 . ri. i . t :
uoysteian in vnr'.n "r Luii'iniio. lxi nuupcuciiciri
prevent yon. but apply im.nediatelT, and save yourseli
rrom nniiiful siiQerins and premature death. All mar
ried ladies, wuo-e delicate ueaitn orutnereircnrastances
prevent an increase 111 their families should
write or etll at Dr. L. J. Cztpkar's Medical Institute.
Sacramento Ft., b. low Montgomery, opposite P. M. S.S.
Co s oflieejindtliey wilt receive every p jssihle relief and
help. 1 he Dor tor s u lures are so arranged that be can
be consulted wttnont molestation. 12m3
a Al coosultatious I by letter or otherwise.) free.
Address to PR. L. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute. San Franrisco. Cal.
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE
LIEF. Below we publish the certificates uf two
of the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who having
recovered their former health, and iinfielled by grati
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent, and
their statements are authenticated by a Notary Public.
1 ne aeman.ts 01 t ieiy imjieri'Kisly command their
publicity, and we comuiend their perusal to the atten
tion 01 cuaniicieu:
CERTIFICATE.
The nndersiintd. desirous of aeqnainting those who
may tie un o lunate enongn to be simitatlv eUlicted
where a per.uauent -relief of their suffering may be
obtained. Ie?ls it his duty to thus iiulilirlr express
his mot sincere gratitude Ut Dr. L. J. Caapkay. lev tbe
ilermanent rc.-tivery of bis health. Borne down bv tiie
distressing syuntoms incident W-the vicions practice of
uneontruiiau.e passion in youtn ; oe ressea m ooctv and
mind ; uualle to tier.';.rin even tue most trifliag dtv
imposed upou the djiiy avocations of lire. I sought tiie
advice of many p!iyiciaiis, who at fir-t regarded my
disease as of trifling imjiort-toce but sla? ; altera few
weeks, and in several iiisUm n raoutlts, ot their treat
ment. I f vnuid to mv nmiltt rable horror, that instead of
relief, tiie svmpb ms be. -a me wore alarming in their
torture: and beii.g. told l-y one that irry cea.e. being
principally conar ej to ine brain, meiiicine would te ol
l.ttl3 conseqner e . t despaired of ever regaining my
health, strength a id energy : ai:d. as a Ia--1 resist, and
with but a faint b -pe, cal.ed upon Ir. LVapkay, who.
.f.er examiniug my ease, precriid some medicine
wuirh almie-t t;st intly relieved me of the diill pain
and dizziness i my bead. Encouraged by tnis result,
I resolved ti J la e myself irr.mediau-!y uuiier hi- care,
ind by a strict 1 bed ence to his directions and advice,
my head becanec'.ear, my ideas c l'e-ttd. tl constant
pain in mr back a m! grt.i.is, the re: kties.oi" mj limti,
the rterv-.tis rerct.oii of my r.h'!e b"dy 0:1 the sti:t-e-t
alarm r e.xcitetrent; "the mi--aiituroj-y and evil
forelKxlings; the s.-IT d:strust and want m coiirid-me
in others; the it c ipac'.ty to twy, and want of resolu
tion: t':ie rrilit ul. xc ti-tg. and at times pleitsuralde
Ireams at 111 M, f- ll.mel by iuvoluiiLiry discharges
'lave all disstpiieart d; anil in fact, in two mf-nth-f aftei
tavii g cons-iltcd ttie D -tor. I felt as if iasuire J by
t tew life that life whirli.btit a short time ao, I con
templated t end w til mv own band.
With a vie-xt-i gntrd the onfoitiinate frrm faHtng
into tae snares if in -tmipt-tent rpiacks. I deem it m
' -l-itr tt offer this te t'.m 1 V to the merit and skill til
lr. Cztpkay.atid roommet.d him to all who may stand
i t neetl of medic: I advit-e, being assured by my own
experience, that ooe under bUcare, a radical and
permaneLt cure w.il be enected.
n. F. FILLMORE.
S'ate of California. Conutv of San Francisco. Sub-
scriiied and swora to bef re me. this 17th day of April.
JOHN MIDDLETON. u.sj
Notary Public.
CARD.
Promptel by an Iitnest desire of my heart. I wtsh to
lay i-ei.'ie rue public a case which deserves a high com
mendation, not only as an ait ot scientific skill, tint
that of humanity, also. Alsmt two years ag'. I sud-
lenly and iro n causes nnknown to me. was seized w.tli
tit of KriLEPsT. ahk-h. owing to mv inability to meet
the expensi s consequent upon a tu.r.g!i medical tmt
neut, and t ie disc ouraaemeiit which I met with on
attempting it, s-s-n became such (as 1 was then led t.
lieve.) as 1 1 defy the ski!l of anv physician. 1 was
frequently while in pursuit of myca l'ng. thrown down
t the ground without the slightest warning, and al
though iusensible to lire agonies. yet I despised the mis
ery T my exrstem-e. v lute in this state, and having
,revious to my solution Listed tlie sweets of life. I once
ill .re was ind iced to attempt seeking aid of a physician,
ami. Iiy re o n rnend.it ion. called ojion Dr. L. J. Czsp
ksy. I told him my circumstances, and my inability
to reward him for bis services regardless of whi. li.
however, be at once undertook my case, and with the
Messing of God. I was once more restored to perfect
health. Unable to reward bim for tbe boon which I
enjoy at present, and yet eonscksis of my indebted
ness. I consider it dne to myself and to all adicted. to
make tbe cae public, tn order that those in need of
medical advice may find a physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
MEYER TABLONSKY. us.
State of California,
County of San Francisco, 89
Snliscribed and sworn to before roe this 5rsit day of
August, A. D. 1856.- Oilbfpt A. Ukast.
Notary Public, l. s.J
SPERMATORRHOEA .or Local Weakness.nervons de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of toe limbs
and back, indisposition and incapacity fur labor and
study, dullness of apppctite, loss of memory, aversion to
s ciety. love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust, dizziness,
headache, paina in the side, affection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are
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Governor of Hungary.
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