The Oregon statesman., September 21, 1858, Page 4, Image 4

oca places u tbi circnmiUncea of the fer
ric nay require them to be sent; of ord
nance, ordnance store, and small arms,
from the fonndaries and armories, to the ar
senals, fortification, frontier posts, and ar
my depots; freights, wharfage, tolls, and
ferriages; for the purchase and hire, of hor
ses, mnles, and oxen, and the purchase and
repair of wagons, carts, drsjs, ships, and
other seagoing vessels and boats required
for the transportation of supplies and gar
rison purposes; for drajage and cartage
at the screral posts; hire of teamsters;
transportation of funds for the pay and oth
er disbursing departments; the expense of
sailing public transports on the various riv
ers, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic
and Paci6c; and for procuring water at
such posts as from their situation require
that it be brought from a distance; and for
clearing roads, and removing obstructions
from roads, harbor, and rivers, to the ex
tent which may be required for the actual
operations of the troops on the frontier,
three million four hundred thousand dol
lars. For the purchase of horses for the two
regiments of dragoons, the two regiments of
cavalry, the regimeut of mounted riflemen,
and the companies of light artillery, two
hundred thousand dollars.
For contingencies of the army, twenty
five thousand d llars.
For the medical and hospital depart
ments, one hundred and five tbousaud dol
lars. For contingent expenses of the adjutant
peneral's department at division and depart
ment headquarters, five hundred dollars.
For compensation of the clerk and mes
senger in the office of the commanding geu
eral, two thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the office of
commanding general, three hundred dollars.
For armament of fortifications, three hun
dred thousand dotlars.
For orduance, ordnance stores, and sup
plies, including horse equipments for the
mounted regiments, two buudred and fifty
thousand dollars.
For the current expenses os the ordnance
service, including experiment in the manu
facture of cannon and cannon powder and
for tests of arms and ammunition, not oth
erwise provided for, one hundred aud fifty
tbousaud dollars.
For the purchase of gunpowder for the
land service, one hundred thousand dollars.
For the manufacture of arras at the na
tional armories four hundred thousand dol
lars. ' For the purchase of breech loading car
bines of the best model to be selected and
approved by a board of ordnance officers,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the alteration of old arms so as to
make them breech loading arms upon a mod
el to be selected and approved by a Board
of ordnance officers, twenty-five thousand
dollars; Provided: That any portion of said
sum not exceeding five tbousand dollars,
may be expended nuder the direction of the
Secretary of War, and at his discretion, in
applying to the old or new arms any recent
improvement in the mode of priming.
For the Allegheny arsenal, thirty-five
thousand one hundred dollars.
For Fort Monroe arsenal, twenty-four
thousand nine hundred dollars.
For Kennebec arsenal, eleven tbousand
six hundred dollars; two thousand dollars
or wbicb may be used in bringing gas npon
tha arsenal grounds, aud with leave to ex
tend gas pipes, through the grounds by tho
gas company.
For St. Louis arsenal, thirty-one tbous
and dollars.
For Washington arsenal, nine thousand
three hundred and serenty-uine dollars.
For an additional timber and carriage
storehouse at the Xorth Carolina arsenal,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For Watervliet arsenal, thirty thousand
dollars.
For repairs and preservation of the pub
lic buildings, fences, drains, culverts, and so
forth, at ail the smaller arsenals, twenty
tbousaud dollars.
For contiuniug the construction of the
Arsenal in California, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For contingencies of arseuals, tea thous
and dollars.
For repairing the arsenal and two eigh
ten pound guu carriages, at Stonington,
Connecticut, seven hundred and fifty-eight
dollars.
For repairs and improvements and no
machinery at Springfield armory, Massachu
setts, Eftr-five thousand two hundred and
twenty-seven dollars.
tor repairs ana improvements and new
machinery at Harper's Ferry, one hundred
.and one thousand niue hundred aud seven
dollars.
For surveys for military defences, geo
graphical explorations, reconnoissauces, for
military puqoses, and surveys with armies
ia the held, uinety-five thousand dollars.
For purchase and repairs of instrument,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For continuing the surrey of the north
ern and northwestern lakes, including Lake
Superior, seventy-five thousaud dollars.
For printing charts of lake surveys, ten
thousand dollars.
lo enable tue secretary ot V ar to em
ploy temporary clerks in the office of the
inartermaster General, on bounty land ser
vice, five thousand dollars.
For the support of four companies of vol
anteers mustered into the service of the
United States, at Camp Scott, Utah Terri
tory, in October, November, and December,
eighteeo hundred and fifty-seven, one huti
dred and seventy-three tbousaud four ban
dred and seventy-eight dollars aud eighty
cents.
For continuing the construction of the
following works of defence:
Fort at Hog Island ledge in Portland
Harbor, Maine, forty thousand dollars.
Fort Richmond, biaten Island, New York
Harbor, New York, seventy five thousand
dollar?.
Fort Delaware, Delaware river, Delaware,
seventy-five thousand dollars.
Fort Crrroll, Sollcr's Point flats, Balti
more Harbor, Maryland, seventy-five thous
and dollars.
Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida, seventy
fire tbousand dollars.
Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Tortugas,
Florida, one hundred and fifty tbousaud dol
lars.
Fort Point, San Francisco, California
one hundred and twelve thousand five buu
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses of fortifications,
preservation of sites, protection of titles,
and repairs of sodden damage, thirty thous
aad dollars.
For construction of permanent platforms
for modem cannon of large calibre in exist
ing fortifications of important harbors, thir
ty thousand dollars.
For the payment of claims favorably re
ported npoo by the board of army officer
appointed under tbe sixth section of the
act approved August thirty-firkt, eighteen
hundred and fifty-two ) in their fiual report
to Congress dated April nineteenth, eigh
teen bandned and fifty-five, seven thousand
.",rrri.i ip
eight hundred and seventy-two dollars and
bTtj-two and one-tbird cents.
ror the construction of bridges and the
approvement of the crossings of streams on
the road from Fort Smith, in Arkansas, to
Albuquerque in New Mexico, fifty thous
and dollars; and that the sura of one hun
dred thousand dollars bo, and is hereby, tip-
preprinted out of any money in the Treasu
ry not otherwise appropriated, to bo be ex
pended in completing connected of the road
extending from Albuquerque, in the Terri
tory 01 Aew Mexico, westward, on tne
route to the Colorado river, on, or near the
thirty-fiftn parallel of north latitude.
BEC 2. And be it further enacted. That
the balances from the appropriations for
preventing and suppressing Indian hostili
ities, aud for travelling allowance of volun
teers," already expended in the payment of
rlonda volunteers called into service bv
authority of the War Department, may be
applied by the accounting officers of the
Treasury to the settlement of the accounts
of Pay-masters by whom said balances were
disbursed.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. That
t shall be lawful for any commissioned offi
cer of the army to administer the prescrib
ed oath of enlistment to recruits; Provided
the services of a civil magistrate authorized
to administer the same cannot be obtained.
Sec. 4. And he it further enacted. That
there be appropriated, out of any money in
tbe Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
preparing the drawings of the sailing charts
of the Bbering's Strait and North Pacific
Exploring aud Surveying Expedition under
the control and direction of the Secretary
of the Navy, but uot for printing the came.
MX thousand seven hundred dollars.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted. That
the eleventh section of the act of third
March, eighteen hundred and forty-seven,
entitled "An act making provision for an
additional number of general officers and for
other purposes, which deprives sutlers in
the army of their right to a lieu upon any
part of Hie pay of the soldiers, or to appear
at the pay table to receive the soldiers pay
front the t aymasler, be and tbe same is
hereby repealed.
cue. 7. And be it fnrthcr enacted, that
all the existiug laws, or parts of laws which
authorize the sale of military sites which
are or may become meless for military pur
poses be, and the same are hereby, repealed
and said lands shall not be subject to sale or
pre-emption under any of tbe laws of tbe
Liuted btates: Puovtded, further. That the
provisions of the act of August eighteenth.
eighteen hundred aud ntty-six, relative to
certain reservations in tbe Estate of i lorida
shall continue in force.
Approved 12 June, 1858.
Register and Brewer's Notice.
rP0 SETTLERS to Township no. 1 south, range 10 west.
"i norm. m
' I " " 10 ,
3 " 10
The above Townships harms been surveved and pints
tbereot approved on tue loth day of June, 1368, all
settlers wlio have claim or parts-of claims therein, are
renue&ted to appear at toe Olhce, tor the w tilainette
District ol Oregon. at Oregon city, or at ineonne oi we
Surveyor General ol Oregon, at Salem, within thiity Java
from and after the Smb. day ot August, lsoe, when
ana wnere wesnaii oe prepared 10 receive lue uotiuca
Hons of their cUiuis, aud enter npon the adjustment
and settlement a.-cording to law, ot all coiitiicts of
boundary that may be fuuud to exist among them.
uiven under our nana at tne l-auu uiuce at uregon
City, tats z?tu day ol August, io.
JAMES4 ULTHIUE, Receiver.
Augnst 5, 1S38- 4 2b
Writ of Election.
TO the Sheriff of the County of Cmpqna. Greeting:
Whereas information hivinf been received that a
vacancy exists in the Hooseof Representatives of the
Legislative Assembly, by reasuii ot the resignation
of James Cole, you are hereby required to notify tbe
several judges of election in your said county ofUiiip
qna, that a special election will: be beld on "tbe fourth
Monday, tne day oi uctober next. lor tne pur
pose ot electing one member of tbe House of Bep
resentatives to said vacancy.
Given under our band, at Salem, in tbe Territory of
Oregon, this juta day ot August,
Ut-U. LbClKKl.
By the Governor.
B. K. Harping. Secretary of Oregon. S-ltd
TOSEPH MART IX vs. M AKiiAKET MAKT1N. Peti
J turn far divorce; To Margaret Martin: You are
hereby-notified that unless yon apiear in the District
Court of the lt Judicial Dit. of Oregon Territory, on
the first day of tne next regular term thereof to be
hld at Sa'.era, on the 1st Monday in November, 1?"8,
and answer the petition of Joseph Martin, now on die
in tbe Clerks- ofnee. or said court, asking for a divorce
from the bond of matnmonv bow existing between
yourself and the said Joseph Martin, the cau-e will be
heard and aisp sed oi in vonr absence.
i. r . ovranaa, an y lor i cimonrr.
September 6, 1858. - 4w27
HELEN M.MAHOXv. Joseph W.Mahon; Petition
Wor divorce. To Joseph W. Mahon: Yon are here
by notified thatwnless you appear in the U. 8. District
Court, of the 1st Judicial District, of the Territory of
Oregon, on the Drst day oi tne term, to tie neid at a-
lem, .Marion to., in said Territory, on tbe first Hon
dav November. IsoS. and answer the within com
plaint, the same will be taken for confessed, and tbe
prayer liiereol win oe granted oy tne court
i..-i. raii m, rin s Any
Sept. 14. 1858. Sw27
Administrator's Solife.
XTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned was
1 'I appointed admioUlrator of tbe estate of 1,A VOSE
Ul t.k., de-eased. I ite ol Marion Co.. on tne lutii day
of Sept. 1V. therefore all persons owing said estate
will please come forward and make payment, and all
persons naving claims against said estate will prescut
tlie same within one year from ttiis date, to the under
signed, at his resilience near the briok church, in the
t rencn prairie, that tuey rany be settled. II so order d
by tne court 1JA1 l.tts& GUI lt.ll. Admin r,
bept. 10, iHoH. - 4w2paid
Administrator's Notice.
T ETTEItS f administration having been granted
JJ to the nndersigned, upon the estate of GEOKGK
but 1). deceased. Lite of Salt Creek, 1'uU Co.. all ner-
us know ing Lthemserre Indebted to snid estate, are
requested to made immediate payment to r red k shoe
maker, my attorney in fact, to whom alw all claims
against said estate must be presented .within one year
irom wis date, or tuey win oe torever aeiurred.
J AS. G. CAMPBELL.
Septembers. 158. 4w27paid
Administrator's Notice.
IT THEUEAS letters of administration npon the estate
V oi biepncn M. sauisuery.ueceasei, late ol Man-
on connty. O. T.. were granted to the undersigned on
the 19th inst.; therefore, all persons owing mid estate
will please come forward and make payment, and all
persons having clai ns against sjid estate will present
their accounts within one year from this date, to the
nndersigned, at his residence in Salem, or they may be
forever barred. SAMCEL G.LIGIITroOT,
Ao.invt 13, 158. 4w24 Administrator.
Probate Court Notice.
TTnXAL settlement of the estate of MILES WIX
F CHKSTEli. deceased; whereas. John V. Dennv.ad-
ministrator of the est-ite, has tiled his vouchers in the
Probate Court of Marion county, asking for final set
tlement of said estate, therefore Monday, the fourth
day of October, 1H53. at the hour of one o clock. 1. M
said ef tate will come np for final settlement; those in
terested will please take notice.
J. D. BOOX, J. P,
September 6, 18. 4w27paid
Notice
T3 hereby given that the undersigned has been an
J. pointed administrator, with the will annexed, of
the eUte of JOHN MILLElt, Sen., deceased, late of
the county or Linn, and territory or Oregon, by the
Probate Court of said county. All persons owing said
estate will please make immediate payment, and those
uaivng claims against said estate must present tuem
within tbe lime prescrioea ny law.
GtO. W. MILLER. Admin'r.
Sept. 6, lftSP. 4w27paid
Notice
TS hereby given that the nndersigned has been an-
JL pointed, by the Frobate Court, ol tbe county of
Linn, and territory or uregon, administrator ot tbe
estate of JOHN MILLER. Jun., deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate, are re
quested to make immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against said estate, are requested to pre
sent uiem wiiuiu iaie muic preai-ntini uy law.
GEO. W. MILLElt, Admin'r.
Sept. 6, 1&53. 4w27Daid
War Scrip.
TTOLDERS of War Scrip can secure the services of
XX E. Pelton. Geo. ti. Jones a. jn.,io present their
papers at Washington ror payment, neceipts given
for the papers and casn advances made in some cases.
Office at Bainum& Wilson 'a Law Office,
i Salem. Man h 23, 1858. . 2tf
THE heat black tea vB ever saw, at
I45tfj W. K. SMTTH & Co"a.
. Richards it McCrakea,
coanission nEiicHAirrs
AND Jobbers In OilWiO rituiitLfiw evBr, ",
cription. No. 41 Sacramento St., (tire-Proof
Store,) San FrancUco. . ,ortmTP
aa The nignest market price para iw s-nwvuv
n Liberal advances made on consignments.
BW Orders for Oregon trade promptly attended to.
Ollice In Portland, upper wharf boat.
JAXKS E. RIOIIAKDS, jum iwiiii",
San Francisco. foruana. urrgan.
Jnne Si. 1W9. Ijl5
Tne Peoples' Drug Store,
SALEM, OREGON.
r. o. ratuca. nmav a. srirr.
xrPFP the nnrest and best urennrntions in tne l'mg
lv line. Cologne and perfumeries of tha highest
order, highly aceuted tai let soup, nair on, inn, pens,
letter paper, fancy note paper aud envelops, pencils,
AC, dec, to wnicn we ucg mo siteunuu ot ,(cronu
August 24. 1858. ly
John R. Foiter.
Importer and Dealer Id
SHELF AND HEAVY 1IARDWAUE,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, Farming implement,
Ac, Ac, Ac.
AT VUt
FIRE PROOF GRANITE FRONT STORE,
Front street, Portland, Oregon.
February. 1838. 48tf
Albany llook Store.
TnE undersigned would Inform the citizens of Linn
Co.. and the public generally, that they have just
received, and will keep constantly on nina, tor saio, a
liinrs assortment of seh ol books in common use. and
also a variety of miscellaneous books, stationery, Ao.
- It XT ,,3
Albany, Oregon, July 1. H53. ltttT
Uuyle i Sites,
PHYSICIANS AND SCR'lEOXS, would respectfully
inform the citizens ol" Polk Co., and vicinity, that
they hare entered Into copartnership ror tne practice
of medi'ine. surgery, and obstetric. Ollice, Dallas,
Polk. Co. J. V. B ivle. M. 1).. for the present will be
found at his reideucet 3 miles east of Dallas.
June 15. 1S58. ia
D. William Donthlt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
AND
PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY
Will practice in the Supreme and District Courta
r this State.
If otnee over Starr's Tin Store. Front-treet."
Stf Portlimd, Oregon.
, J.Fleming.
AT the Oregon City. Post Offl-e Building, has just
received, direct" from New York, 100 copies of
"Dowmm's Fruit and Fruit Trees of Ameriea."revised
and enlarged, for 1S57 the latest published edition of
this valuable work. He has also on hand, a good stock
of miscellaneous books aud stationery, for sale on terms
to suit the times.
Oregon City, Dec. 15. 1857. 41tf
XV. XV. Pa;e.
I TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Port-
A land. O. T. SOtf
N. II. Cranrr.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Albany.O.T.Feb..lV)8. 4tf
Dr. S. 11. UncUles,
OFFICE.
SALEM. OGEOON TERRITORY.
Salem, November 9, 1357.
S5tr
William C. tiriswold to Co.,
MERwc
ERCHANT3. SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY
c. okiswold, . 2!tf c. s. wooDwoarn.
Medical ZVotice.
THE snbscriher, would inform the inhabitants that he
is at his old'stand, ready to attend to all calls in
his nrofession : also be has on hand a well selected
st K it of Eclectic coneentratcd Medicines, with a well
aborted supply of Syringes, all of which lie will dispose
of on reasonable terms. . n AUKr.
Salem December 2. 1S3B. Sstf
3Icdie.il Notice.
TAR- R- W. SHAW, lute of San Francisco, California,
J 3 offers his professional serviiTs to the citizens fo
Salem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share fo
pulilic favor.
mr umceai tteea and tenors drugstore.
14y K. W. SHAW,
1. J. Thnyrr,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office
x. in Corvallis, Benton Co.
T., opposite to tbe
Citv Hotel in said town.
B. rAXKAB. LA.NSISO 8TOI-T
Farrark Stont,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
"Jl Chancery and Admiralty.
fg- Ottace on r rout street, one door north or the
KX'-hange.
Portland. O. T.. July 2rt. i57. 23tf
I. S. Smith.
A TTORNEY ANT) COCNSELOTt AT LAW AND
2. Solicitor In Chancery, Corvallis O. T.
I. X.8MITU. aitr
I. W. Mitchell.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EU
. gene City. Lane Connty. O. T.
Sun Francisco AJrcrtisiu; igenry
T P. FISHFR. iron bi.ilding. opposite Pacific Express
XI Office, upstairs. Files of all the pnnelpt.1 1'apersoi
Culifornia and Oreironmay be found at this office.
Air.
Kisber is the authorized Agent for the Statesman
Chester S. Terrr,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. SALEM. ORECON. COM-
J: missioner of Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. Ac Ac. for Iowa. Indiana. Missouri
Michigan. California and Washington Territory, let-
tersof Attorney, and all other instruments or writing,
drawn on short notice.
Particular attention paid to taking depoS'"ns
collections of ntes. Accounts, AC, i-U
f. S. Brock,
TTOTtNEY AND COUNSEIX)R AT LAW. AND
J 8olh-itr in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend 10 ine col
lection of all claims a'.'ainst the United States, thrnnsh
an efficient agent residing at Washington City. Office
in Eugeue City, I Jine County, O. T.
It. K. Stratton,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW. will nraetice In the various
V courts of southern Oregon, and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Office in ncottoiiuren. impnua connty, u. 1.
N. B. Bounty Land arrauts obtained for claimants
on reasonable terms. . ZJtt
E. H. BABM'M. J. G. WILSO.H
liarnum & Wilson.
A TTOUNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Pa
lem, Oretron. Particular attention is given to the
collection of notes and accounts, aud cairns agaiust
government.
lioiimy uand n arranis oongni anu soiu.
t-r Oiltce over Starkcy's Store. 40 "
11. F. Ronliam.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Of-
l. fice at the Court House, Salem, O. T. tf
A. B. Kalloek,
k RCHITECT AND BUILDER. PORTLAND. O. T.
J Designs, plans, specihcations, Ac, furnished on
reasonable terms. .
Campbell fc Pratt.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, San Francisco, California.
XX Olnce, corner .untgomery uu sacrcmeuw sireeus
ivir Parrott .V Cos. Hank.
Messrs. Camnbell &. Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all business
entrusted to their rare. 31tf
Alexander Campbell. O. C. Pratt.
Corinthian Lodge
OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, will hold
their regular communications on the Thursday
ninlit before the full of the moou of each month, ex
cept when it fulls on Thursday night, then on that
nignt in Aioauy, u. i.
Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to at
0 i.v l'iiitii ur .r
tend. uiAiAiAta ojaiaia, ' . m.
SmixGRK, Sec'y. S7tf
Dickiitson Type Foundry.
PHELPS St D ALTON, B iston. L.P. Fisher, Agent
Sau Francisco. Orders solicited fur type, leads
rule, Ac.
August 25, 1S57. 24tf
Dressed, Tongue & Grooved Floor
mug.
DRESSED, Tongne A Grooved Ceiling;
Sidinir:
B.iardsiedged from 6 to 14 inches wide
for finishing purposes, for sale at Da Belle's Floating
Saw Hills, Salem, o. r.
Persons having lumber that they wish manufactured
Into anv of the above descrilied lumbers, can have it
done at any time at Du Belle's Floating Saw Mills for
SJ0 per thousand. i
The Island Wood Yard
TTTII.L be a permanent tnatifufiow
in Salem,
after
VV this. Tbe subscriber has engaged 1000 cords cut
between now and winter, and has machinery to cut it
into any length required for use in Are places or stoves.
i a . VL QAUPTUIVil I. 1 f- I
1 nose wuo w mi v .5 ,4 , u jujiu iii.iv u bit iru mei
bill, will do wel 1 to call and see.
aarOrdera left with (riwol4 Jt Co., or at Moo res,
will be attended to.- - S. A. CLARK.
June 1, 1358. )2tf
WaUarnet University.
SALEM, OREGON.
THE Collegiate Department of the WatlametUniver
ity has been organized. Young men designing to
pursue a regular course oi oiuuy, sre mvitcu to in
theuiselrea or the advantages afforded by this Institu
tion. All available resources will be made use of to
meet the wants of Students. Efforts will bo continued
tusecureasuitableelloowment;and no pains will be spar
ed Inobtatningcoinpetcntnnd experienced Iustructois.
The collegiate year is uiviucu into inree termt, com
mencing as follows:
Tbe llrst term on tne 3d i nursuay in September.
t. Mi.nM.1 tM nH thm lsft " l.miarr
third " " last " " April.
The first two terms are fifteen week eiKh; the third.
eleven week.
Vacations. There will be two vacations in the
year: one. in April, of (too week, and one, in the sum
mer, of nine tpeeks.
Trinos will be at the rate of SI per week, or sin
per annum.
IIIJS UU.IjUI 1.191UUIX 1UE IKEriluniKI
DsrARTSf KKT.
Twui. Tbe Acntlemio year Is divided into roi-it
Tekms of eleven week each.
The Orat term logins on the 2d Mondny or September.
second term beginson the 2d Thursday of Nov.
" third " " " last " Jnnnnry.
" fourth " " ' last " " April.
Yacatioxs. There will be two vacations In the year:
one In April, of twotfeekt; and one in the summer, of
ttT week.
TniTioK will he nnid at the beginning of each Term
fei advance, at the following rates:
In Languages, Higher Miithematics A Cbem., 810 no
" Other studies of the Academic Division, . . 7 &o
Common Enelish Division o 5d
Primary " " 6 50
For use of the Pinno.. i 2 50
Instrumental music, 10 00
f. Instruction In vocal music Is given to all the
studeutsree of carge. ,
;THE FACULTY during the present year will con
stat of
jltev. F.S. Ifoyt. A. M., l'resldentand Acting I'rorcss
r of Ancient Languages.
S. n. U illi ir Professor of Mathematics. Teaober
of Unglisu Uranches. -
Miss A. v . Amiraux. leacner ot instrumental nnsic.
Mrs. P." M. Uoyt, Teacher of French, Painting and
Drawing.
Mrs. C. vi ilbnr. Teacher of I'rimary inyision.
Admission. Students will be admitted nt any t!me;
and will 1 charred for tuition from the time tbey en
ter only, but their progress will be greatly promoted
l.v enterine early in the Academic year.
In res where, from neceaiity. students leave before
the end of the term lor which payment nas neen niaie,
a jest proportion not more than three-fourths nor less
tliaU Olie-IOIlllU Ol illC Itlllioa ire win w iciiiiiuc-u.
Indents are not allowed to leave just before examina
tion. Patnms who are inattentive to this point, inllict
great injury upon both the student and lue Institu
tion. Boarpivo. Tonng gentlemen and ladies can obtain
board at reasonable rates with private families.
Coi-bsk or Prt-nr. A Course of Study has been
adopted for both the Collegiate and Preparatory De-
nartmems. well calculated to seeure ripe scuoiaismu,
mental diSL-ipline, aud a preparation for the active du
ties ot life.
A liberal Conrseof study has lieen adopted for young
ladies who desire to obtain a thorough education.
r A Diploma will be awarded to all who suall
complete the presented course.
Tbe Uoverxmekt win lie -parental out sinci aim
inir constantly at the formation of correct bubita of
Self-Ciovernment. Careful attention will be given to
manners and morals.
Ki-Hoi.AKHirs. nerpetnal. or for tne period or ten
rears, sernnntr tuition at very reuueeu raies. can oe
purchased. For further particulars apply to the Presi
dent.
Per order of Executive Commitiee.
CHESTER X. TERRY.
Sec. Board of Trustees.
Palem. An?. 4, 1 .'. H
Nobles & IToarc's Varnishes.
HI THE GTAiiDAED AKEEICAfl .CO
Adauis' Boston Braslics.
ATUHTIC WHITE LEIDi
FOREST RIVER DO.
TIF.5IA.WS and other Colors.
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iy3
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Q. Wnsliiugton.
4 CENT for the prosecution of claims at Washing-
A ton. 1). C. before the Kxecutive lepartinent-i,Cun'
gress and the Conrtof Claims. Will attend t-the set
tlement of arcounls of MardiaU. li-trict Att inieys
and other Federal officers. and of contractors with the
Postoflice and other Departments: also, to the procur
ing of Patents for Land. Land Warrants, and other ba
sinets of n lieneral Asencr.
Refers to lien. Joseph Lane, Oregnn Territory: fJov.
Isaac I. Stevens. Washimrton Ter.: Hon. I. 11. McAl
lister. Hon. Oaden Hoffman and R. Aug. Tliompwn. of
San Francisco. Cat.: Hon. James (iuthrie. Louisville
Ky., and to the OtBcers generally of the Treasury and
Interior Departments at a-!iington.
Address L.y. WWSntNfiTON.
ly4S Washington D. C.
Corvallis Drug Store.
J R.CARDWEI.L. Druggist and Apothecary, is con-
stantlv rereivins, per California steamers. Inrgs
and carefully selei-ted st-icksof Drugs and Medicines
Oils. Paints" Varuih, Soaps. Perfumeries, Toilet Fur
niture. Stationery, and all articles usually kept in Dm
Stores. Airent for Javnes. and other patent medicines
which will be funiibed at California, wholesale prices.
aT- Orukks pouciTEn. "w
J. II. CARDWKLL.
Corvallis, May 2?, t?57. 12tf
The Lw of Oregon.
TUE OREGON STATUTES. 1S55. being a large vol
ume of G"0 pages, with complete index. annota
tion, and references, comprt-ing all the laws in force in
the Territory, inclusive of those passed at last session
of the Legislative Assembly, are for sale at the office of
the Statesman, at live dollars per copy. 1 he work is ex
ecuted in the lest manner, hound in law stvle.
is wild at publisher prices, ami as low as a like work can
be bought iu anv State in the Union, and at the lowest
tigure they can lie afforded for here. The price places
them witinn the reach of all who desire the laws they
live under. Orders by mail accompanied with the cash.
tilled bv return mail. It is the lust code of laws that
will probably I published in Oregon, for many years.
In addition to tne enactments ol tne Larjisiauve Assem
lily, the volume contains the Declaration of Indepen
deuce. Constitution ol tlie tinted states, treaties wit
Oreat Britain relatiug to Oregon, Ordinance of 1Tp7
force in Ovegnti, Donation Law and all amendments
and full attract of United otales Naturalization Laws.
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AUK prepared to do a general commission business
on New York and other Atlantic cities. Particular
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merchant. Partie having any biisiress transactions
in the Atlantic States, and wanting an agent that will
give personal attention to tbe same, will do well to
call.
trr Office at Bnrnnm Wilson'a Law Office "
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Look Here!
THE subscriber would Inform the public that lie
docs entirely a Commission ISusiness, and
therefore has no goods of his own to interfere with
consigners. Having a fire proof building and a Iarg
Jobbing trade, lie oners unusual lacinties to snippers.
3rConsignmcnts respectfully solicited. "SO.
HORACE GUSHEL.
139 Washington St., San Francisco.
REFERENCE TO
W. B. Cahf-bcm Oregon City
J. P. Kmut, Portland
Z. N. STANS11URY,
Fortoarding Agent, Portland.
San Francisco, April. 1858. lyO
Saw Logs! Saw Logs!
T WISH to contract for t't'M saw .--,'s. of yellow, red
X and white nr. 11. 14. lo. is. -'J, n leet long, nil
from 20 to :10 inches in diameter at the butt end; f
which I will piy six dollars per thousand feet, (i
cosh,) delivered at my Floating Saw Mill, nt Salem.
B. M. DU RELLE.
I will pay eight d illars per thousand feet, for good
oak, asu, aud maple logs, delivered as anove. ijti
SCHOOLboofcs, at wholesale and retail, nt
fitf W. K.SMITH A Co'i
Look Here!
TTTE have just received 88,000 lbs. of ground alum
V V Bait, which we are selling at f.i.oo per nnnureu.
GIUSWOLDACO.
Allan to Lewis,
TTTHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE
VV GON TERRITORY.
SHOT of all kinds, and powder, at
i 42tf W. K. SMITH A Co?s.
T ADIES'eloaks.latcststyle. for sale cheap at
XA
I. , rj-tn W. K.SMITHJt rnV
1 fAIIBRj
t&X- 'S CLAY Sj-.
The Graefenberg
MILT MEDICINES.
P A
The Gracfcnbcrg Companf.
rrilllS INSTITUTION, (Incorporated by the I.egfs-
1 1 lture of the State of New York. Capital $100,000.)
was founded for the purpose of supplying the pubi c
with the celebrated GRAEFENRERG MEDICINES
he series comprises remedies for nearly every disease
ad intcd to every climate. For rainilies. Travellers,
Seiimen. and Miner's use they are unequalled. All the
Medicines are PURELY KiiKTAULK aud wsrrauteu
to cure the diseases for which they are severally rec
ommenced.
Tbe Oraefenlierg Company dies not profess to core
II diseases with one or two medicines. Our seriescon-
sists of ELEVEN ditrerent kinds, adapted to the vari
ous diseases incident to the temperate nnd tropical cli
mate. The foil iwing comprises me scries oi uraeicn-
berg Medicines :
TUB GKABFESBERa VKCETABLE rtU.S
Are considered th'e standard Pill of the day. and are
inlir.iti lv sunerior to anv Pill before the nnblie. They
operate without irritation on all the excretions: purg-
g the blood by the bowcH, liver, Kiuneys anu bkiu.
M IKS I! ALL'S fTERISK CATHOLICOM.
An Infallil'-Ie remedy for all diseases of the womb
and urinary organs, weakness in the back, pain in the
breast, nervousness, debility, etc. In Calilonna and
Orejron, out of inore than a thousand cases where this
medicine has been used, it ha in no single instance
failed to give permanent relief or to eflcct a certain
cure.
TnaOnAEPEXBEIta SABSArAttttLA,
A nowerful extract. Oue bottle eoual to ten of the
ordinary Sarsaparilla for purifying the tlood. A sure
cure for scrofula, rheumatism, ulcers, dyspepsia, salt
rheum, mercurial diseases, cutaneous eruptions, c.
TUB GREEX MOfSTAIS OlSTJf EST.
Invaluable for bnrns. wounds, sprains, chilblains.
sores, swellings, scrofula, etc. As a Pain Extractor,
it cannot lie excelled, ailordmg immediate rei.ei irom
the most excmtiating pains.
THE CRAKFENAEBO DTSESIEKT SYRIT.
This extraordinary article is a speedy and infallible
remedy in Diarrhra, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus. Chol
era Infantum aud the Asiatic Cholera, if taken with the
first symptoms of the disease. It is purely vegetable
ia its compound.
UKAKKtSBFTUO Cntl.llBESS PANACEA.
Forsummer Complaint, aud mt diseases to which
children are subject. Its true worth can never I set
rth in word. Iut It can he felt aud appreciated i-y
na rents whose children have been saved. No Mother
should be without it.
THS GK AEFEVBEBO Plt E FEVETT.
Warranted a certain cure for this painful disease.
with the Ointment there are very few cases whi.'h can
not be radically and permsnently rnred. A surgicnl
peration ftr Tils or Fi-tol i should neverle resirted
to unt'I this Ointment has been thoroughly tried. It
never fails.
GRAEFEN-SrRIt EYE LCTIOS.
For d:ases of the ere this Li tion has no eqnsl. It
is a sueedv and positive cure i-r iniiamrnation nf the
eves, weakness, dimness anu la i n: oi sum. it w.n
alwavslie beneficial in amte billaTi-natiou of the eyes.
and also as a wash on mtlamed surfaces.
GRAEFESBEBU FEVER AND AUfE PILLS.
A sueedv and positive cure for this distressing com-
plaiut. Tuese Pilli are composed principally of VJ1"
nine. with other vegetable tonics, anti-spasra-idic and
febrifuge articles. Thousands have been permanently
cured by their use.
GS VEFENBF.no rOSSfrTIVE S BAIJI.
Sovereign in all Bnuichial and Pulrn mary Diseases.
It is, lvond nil quell -m. tr.te that Consumption is a
curat le disease, and the Consumptive's Balm U the best
cui-ative ever used.
GRAEFESBEBU HEALTH BITTERS.
These Ritters are ski'fiilly ar.d elrantiv prenared
from a nivntH-r of I:ivi2 iratuig hMKhr r 't-, i.arKs.
herbs aud vines. An invaluable tunic aud Deaun re
storer.
CRAEntSBEKTJ MAVr AL OF HEALTH.
A handsomely nrinted volume of 3iK paurs. contain
s concise aud extremely plain descriptions of all
manner of diseases, their svmiitoms and treatment.
Every family should have one. Price only 2o cents
It will be se'ut, post paid, to any p'ist n.T' -e in Califor
nia or Oregon, on lui receipt oi cenis Dy man rati
press.
Address fleilincton Co.. San Francisco.
The Oraefenberj Medicines are for sale by all Drug
gists and Apothecaries thmiiihout the country.
General Agents for California and Or-goti
i:nIXGTONCn..
Wholesale Dnigsists.
No. 107 Clay street
Smith A Davis Asrer.ts. Portland.
San Francisco, Dec. VI. 137. SOtf
John Hargrove's
ECLECTIC LINIMENT,
lOODFOlt MAN OR UEAST. This penetrating
Kjt Liniment, as it is rubbed m by the hand or a piece
of flannel isabsorbed through tiie'samechamiel reaches
the seat of iiitiamatiuu nnd subdues it. Every sj-.ecies of
exterior irritation is quickly reduced ny the application
of 111 is ljuotvnl. The eliect ot this remedy upon
Rheumatism, Uiugworn, Swelled ft lauds, Krwt bites.
Sore bre;vst. S ire ueads. S ore throatsJres of all kind,
sprains, stiff j'tiuts. ulcers, t xttliacbe, swellings ot the
limlis or body pains in the spiue or back, poison oak,
Ac., is alm'ist miraculous.
It is eood lor Bisrhea I. Riffshonlder.Swiney. Sprains,
Cholicin horses, in fact all diseases where exterual ap
plication is required.
The proprietor sands rhis Liniment before the public
to stand or fall, on its owu merits. He only asks that
it may receive, a fair trial by the public. It can lie ob
tained by a ii ul vim: in person or bv letter tothe address
cf JOHN HARGROVE,
2d St., Corvallis, Oregon.
N. B. Demands from a distance accompanied by the
money, will be promptly attended to and tne Liniment
out ui aud forwsrded according to directions. A lib
eral discount will be made to wholesale dealers and
persons purchasing large quantities. Retail price of
Eclectic Liniment, fifty cents per bottle, for further par
ticulars address proprietor.
Corvallis, April, 1858. Iy5
Herring's Patent Champion
FIRE-PROOF SAFES
WITH Hall's Patent Powder-Proof Locks the same
that were awarded separate medals at the World's
Fair. Loudon, lsol, aud tue norldsrair, Aew Xork
!Ho3 nnd are tiie oniy American Safes that were award
ed medals at tbe Loudon World a f air.
These sales form the most perfect security against
Fire and Uurglars,of any safe ever offered to the pub
lic, and cau oulv be had of the subscribers and tueir
agents, who have on baud and make to order, all kinds
of It liter and Chilled Iron Bank Chests ,,d Vaults,
Vault Doors and Money Boxes, or Chests for Brokers,
Jewelers and Private Families, for Plate. Diamonds,
and other valuable. And are also Patentees (by pur
chase) nnd manufacturers of JUNhb rAlfcM 1'tli-
M CITATION BANK LOCK.
Auknts E. Fitzgerald & Co.; and W. G. Wendell,
San t runcisco, Culilornia.
- S. C. IIERRINO & Co.,
JVb. 331 Broadway, cor. iluriy St. Ar. I'
May. 1S5S. iu9
Dr. Krieclibauna's Hungarian
HA. I It PRESERVER.
T7KR the Restoration, Beauty and Preservation of the
JL Hair. This prepf ration removes all harshness aud
dryness of the hair, by exciting the scalp to a new and
healthy actiu.i.and cleanses t irom scuti anu uuuurun:
lireveiits the hair from falling off and getting gray.
but the most remarkable result which it will effect, is
itwill produce a new crop of hair on an entire bald
heart. Msny young persons sometimes unci me loo early
annearanceof irray hairs, this preparation will .stop
tins result. Mothers who wish their children to have
hue heads of huir, carl effect this by the use of this
Tonic; especially on their daughters if the hair is light.
1 know tew persons neiieve me nair can oe restored on
a bald head, but, if my directions are followed I will
warrant a cure or reluud tne money, it is put up in
two ounce bottles and Tor sale by wholesale aud retail
with directions, at one dollar per bottle; it can be sent
by mail to any part of the United states. Gentlemen
scud on your orders, stating the cause aud duration of
the baldness and i wit cure you. 10 insure a cureiy
.barge varies from I wenty-nve to Fitty d-IIars,acc.ord-
tng to the nature ot tue cose.
Pn-nared only by Da. J. O. KRIEC HtAUM,
Cot Uis, O. T.
Cortillis, Feb., 1358. SOtf
Dr. Kriechbaum's Eye Salve and
Eye Water.
THESE preparations If used with my Life Pills, will
striata C1JR3 IN ALL CASES of sore eyes. 1
have never known them to fail since first used in Iowa
in 181 and I will ensure a cure if taken according to
direction, or refund the money.
Persons sending orders will please state explicitly
the nature of the case and I will send all necessary for
a cure, for wuicu 1 win cnargeirom ten to Twenty
dollors.
Prenared only bv Dr. J. G. KRIECHRAPM;.
Corvallis i O. T.
Corvallis, Feb., IS5.S.. ootr
HedicaL
Dr.L. J. Czapkay's Private
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
fSsrrampntrt rtrft Vwlow If ontffiimerV- oimosite tbe
PaciHc Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Fran
cisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1154. FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC
DISEASES, AND THE
SCPPftESSIOK OF QCACKEBY-.
Attending and Resident Physician.
L. J. CZAPKAT. M. D
Late In the Hnngarian Revolutionary War, Chi-f Phy
sician ti tho 20th Rogimentof Honveds, Chief Surgeon
to the Military Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and tlie
late Lecturer on the diseases of Women and Children.
Communications sttctiy confidential.
Consultation, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address J)r.L. J.CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
I'O TH E A FFL1CTED. Dr. L.J.CZA PK A Y returns
his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their
patronage. and would tike this opportunity to remind
them Unit he continues to cousultat his Institute for the
cure of Chronic diseases cf the Lungs. Livers.Kidneys.di-
gestive and semtive organs, and all private diseases,
viz: Syphilitic ulcers," gonorrhoea, gleet, strictures.
seminal weakness and ail the horrid consequences of
self abuse, and he hopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many years, will continue
to ensure him a share of public patronage.
I!v the rirart ce of many vear- in Europe and
the United States: and during the Hungarian war and
campaigns, he is enibled to apply tbe most efficient
and successful remedies against diseases ot all Kinds.
lie nsf-s no mercury charires moderate treats his pa
tients in a correct and honorsb'e way has references
f imouesitionaMe veracity from men of known respect
:itii!ity and high standing in society. AH parties con
sulting him. by letter or otherwise, will receive the
bst and gentle-t treatment, and implh-it seeresy.
To tub Lames op tJKEOos and California. L.J
Cxapxat. M. D..Phrsician Surgeon and Accoucheur .in
vites tbe attention of tbe sick and afflicted females la
boring under any of the various forms of diseases of the
brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is effecting more perm:- nent cures than any other
physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacy
prevent you. mil apply imineuiaieiy, anu save yourseii
(mm nai.'iful mfferini and premature death. All mar
ried ladies, wboe delicate health or other circumstances
prevent an incrcsse in their families should
writeoreull at Dr. L. J. Czipkay a Medical Institute,
acra-Ttentoiit..Iirlow Montgomery, opposite P. M. S. S.
Cn"s office .and they will reoeire every possible relief and
help. The Doctor's Offices are so arranged that he can
be consulted without molestation. 12m3
Al consultations I by letter or otherwise,) free.
Address ta DR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute. San Francisco. Cal.
r)EMARKAULE INSTANCE OE MEDICAL RE
V LI EE. Below we puhli.-h the certificates of two
ol the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who having
recovered their former health, and impelled by grati
tude, make known their cases and remedial azent, aud
their statements are authenticated by a Notary Public.
I be demands oi Society imperion-lv command t!ie:r
publicity, ai d we commend their perusal to the atten
tion of ell ataicted :
CERTIFICATE
The nndersigned. desirous of acquainting those who
lay be uniortunate enough to be similarly afflicted
where a iieriuatteut rebel of their sutteriui; may be
oSLiined. leels it bis duty to thns pirftlirly express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Crapkiy, for the
ilerrnanenl recovery uis neaitn. K irne dowa oy tue
distressinc symptoms incident to the vicious practice of
uncontrollable passion in youth ; depressed in body and
mind : nnal le to i-rlorm even the nvist tnning duty
impo.-ed upon the daily avocations of Iiie, I sought tiie
advic e of many physicians, wuj at first regarded mv
disease as ot triune importance but ala? : altera few
weeks, and in several instances monttis. ol their treat
ment, I found to my unutterable horror, that instead of
relief, the symptoms became more alarming in their
torture ; and being, told by one that my lii.-ease. being
principally eonnrei to i:ie urain, medicine would oe ol
l:ttle consequence. I despaired of ever regaining my
health, strength a.id energy : aud. as a last resoit, aud
rith but a faint h ijie. called upon Dr. Czapkay, who.
ifier examining my case, prescribed seme medicine
wni-h a!mo-t iust intly relieved me of the dull pain
and dizziness in my head. Encouraged bv tnis result.
resolved to rlace nivself immediately under his care.
and bv a strict obed.eiice to bis directions and advice.
my bead becamecie:ir. my idas collected, tlie constant
pain in my bac k and groins, the weEknessnf my limbs,
the nervous reaction of my whole body on the slight
est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy and evil
forebodings; the Self distrust and want of confidence
in others; the incapacity to stuuy, and want of resolu
tion; the frightful, exciting, and at times pleasurable
dreams at night, followed bv involuntary discharges.
have all disaniieared; and in fact, in two months alter
havirg consulted the Iortr, I felt as if inspired by
a new life that life which, but a short time ago, I con
templated to end with my own hand.
With a view to gnard tbe unfortunate from falling
into the snares cf incompetent uoacks. 1 deem it mv
dotv to offer this telimouv to the merit aud skill of
Dr. Czapkay. and recommend him to ail who mav stand
in need of medical advice, being assured by mv own
exwrieuce, that once under his care, a radical aad
permanent cure will be enected.
IS. r - r lLUIUBG.
S'ate of California. Conntv of Sun Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn to before me, this 17th day of April,
A. D. 130U. iigneiij
JUI1X 3IIDDI.F.T0N,
Notary public.
CARD.
Fromnted by an honest desire of my heart. I wish to
lay befoie the public a case which deserves a high com
mendation, not only as an act nt scientific skill, but
that of humanity, also. About two years ago, I sud
denly snd from causes unknown to me. was seized with
a fit "of kpilfpsv. which, owing to my inability to meet
tlie e.xpens s consequent npon a morongn medical treat
ment, and tue discouragement vuicli 1 met witu oa
attempting it, soon became such (as I was then led to
leiieve.) as to defy the skill of any physician. I was
frequently, while in pursuit of mycailing. thrown down
to the ground without the slightest waruiug, and al
though insensible to tne agonies, t'et I despised the mis
ery ot mv existence. line m tuis state, and bavin
previous to my affletion tasted the sweets of life, I once
more was induced to attempt seekms aid of a physician
and, by re- oimendation. called upon Dr. L. J. Czap
kay. I told him my rirenmstaaces. and my inability
to reward him for his services regardless of which,
however, he at once undertook my case, and with the
hlessing of God, I was once more restored to perfect
health. Cnable to reward him for the boon which I
enjoy at present, and yet conscious of my indebted
ness. I consider it due to myseir and to all afflicted, to
make the case public, in order that those in need of
medical advice may find a physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
MEYEii 1 AELONSK.Y. IL.S.J
State of California, )
County of San Francisco, (
Sul-ribed and sworn to before me this first day of
August, A. D. ISoG. Gilbert A.Grant.
JNotary futilic. It. S.J
SPERMATORRHEA .or Local eakness.Rervons de
bility, low spirits, lassitude,' weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and incapacity for labor and
study, dullness of npppetite, loss of memory, aversion to
society, love ot solitude, timidity, self-distrust. dizziness,
headache, pains in lue side, anection of tne eyes, pim
ples on tne lace, sexual and otnerinnrmities in man. are
cared withontfuil by the justly celebrated physician and
surgeon. L. J. Czipkay. His method of curing diseases
is low (unknown to others) and hence the great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter orotherwise. free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY. M.D..
San Francisco. Cal.
The Greatest Discomr of the Air.
GREAT Blessing to Mankind! Innoceurbut Potent!
DU. CZAPKAY'S PnoriiiLACTlcfJi, (self-disinlec-
ting agent.) a sure preventive against Gonorrhoea!
and Syphilitic diseases, and a reitain and nnsur
passed remedy lor an venereal, scrotuious, gangrenous
and cancerous nicer, lueteu discaarges from vagina
uteris and urethra, and all cutanous emotions and dis
eases. As imioci latum is preventive against small pox,
so is Dr. Czapkay's Proph lacticum a preventive against
ypniuiic ana Gonon nu-al diseases. Harmless in it
self, it possesses the power of chemically destroying
tne sypuiiitic virus, and taereoy saving thousands of
debauchees from being infected by the most loathsome
of all diseases. Let no young man who appreciates
nealtn be without Dr. t zapkay s I'ropnyiacticum. it
is in very convenient packages, and will lie found con
venient for use, lieing used as a soao. Price, ti. For
sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay s Private Medical and Surci-
cal Institute, Sacramento St., below Montgomery, oppo
site P. M. Co's. office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, M.D.,
San r rancisco.
DR. I.
Insi
U. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Grand Medical and Surgical
titute. Sacramento St., below Montcomery oppo
site Pacific Maill SteamshipCo.'sOfSce.San Francisco.
llie Doctor oners Iree consultation, and asks no remu
neration unless he effects a cure. Office hours from
9 A. M. to a P. M.
CERTIFICATE.
I, the undersigned. Governor of Hungary, do testify
hereby ,thnt Dr. L, J.Czapkay has sei ved during thecon
test for Hungarian lilicrty. as Chief Surgeon in the Hun
garian army .with faithful perseverance whereof I have
given him this certificate, and do recommend him to
the sympathy, attention and protection of all those
who are capable of appreciating patriotic self sacrifice,
and undeserved misfortune. KOSSCTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary,
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1S52.
gg- Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond
ing, please enclose $10 in their letters, and they will
get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY. M. D.,
San, Francisco, Cal.
April, 1S58 3ml7
Courts.
THE Judges of the Supreme Court of trie Territory of
Oregou. assembled at th Rest of Government, oa
the second dav of Auirust- A. T). 1RS8. do Bx nod ap
point District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, ia
tbe county of Marion, on the first Mondays in April,
C..1.MU. mnA kT . 1 . . . U..1.. im
eiKium.. nuTiDiuci, ana tne louna
Mar, annual y, until otherwise nrM. r
And in tbe city of Portland, in the county of M eltaw
mah, on tbe first Mondays in May and October, and tow
third Mondays in June and November, annually, until
otherwise ordered.
And tn the village or Rnsebnrg. in tbe connty of
Doue-las. on the first Mondays in March. May. Septem
ber and November, annually, until otherwise ordered.
And do limit the duration of said terms to six days
each. .
l,rAJ. 11. n n.i.iAMS, Unlet J.
M. P. DEADY, 1 AmmBrtjaa w
tf-2J R. P. BOISE. Associate J.
Sale of School Lands.
PURSUANT to an order of tbe Board of Connty Cem
mi sioners. for tne connty of Umpqna, O. T-, saade
at their regular July session, in conformity to an act
entitled "An Act to amend an act entitled an act to
provide for the sale of common school lands of the Ter
ritory of Oregon," the school lands of said connty, or
sj much thereof as is included in townships' S3 and 14
a ranges 4 and 5 w, and 1 24 a r 6 w. will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, on Monday 4th day of Octo
ber next, at the school house in Calapoois precinct.
TttMs: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid
down, and the remaining three-fourths in three equal
annual instalments. All deferred payments to be ae
cured br notes of the purchasers with securities, paya
ble to the connty Treasurer, with interest at ten per
cent per annum, from date of pun-base, to be paid aetni
annuaily in advance. W. W. WELLS.
Supt.cf common schools for Umpqom Co., O. T.
July 2S, 158. 8wtl
To Kurene Cnivere.
YOU are hereby notified that niilesa you appear la
tbe District Court of the First Judicial District of
tlie Territory of Oregon, on the first day of tbe term,
to be beltpa't Salem. Marion Co., in the month of Octo
ber, in the year 18. or the first terra neia in saia
District, after tbe September term of 1858, and answer
the complaint of Thomas Alford filed in this ease, the
same willtie taken for confessed and the prayer tber-'
of will be granted by the Conrt.
I. N. SMITH, I'laintin mil y
July 2i, 1S58. SmS
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Silas C. Herring's
Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
VTTIT1I or without Halls' powder proof lock or -W
Jones' patent permutation Bank Locks. Sold
tt the manufacturer's prices with freight added. Prices) .
fi-ora $3j to $JoO. call and see sample of their work
with the improved locks. GEO. H. JONESd gent.
Salem, May 17, ISoS- lotf
Short Settlements make Ions
friends.
THE old year has passed, and we want all those who
know themselves indebted to ns to come forward
and settle and get their "New Years" present.
Don't forget this; we mean just what we say.
W. C. GUISWOLD Co.
January I. ISoS- 43tf.
Sewing Machine.
WHEELER A WILSON'S machines are tha best
ever offered to public patronage, They are sim
ple and durable; easily kept in repair; sew. with great
rapidity; make an even and firm stitch on both sides,
that will not rip. Persons wishihg to buy will find
them at the residence of the undersigned.
T3A.VAGE, Ag'U
April 26, 1858. 7U
AYEBS Cherry Pectoral for sale at wholesale and
retail , at 2tf W. K. SMIT H Co'a.
VTILS, glass, and window sash, at -
i fitfl W. K. SMITH i Co's.