I
FrabiU Court Kolicc.
TERRITORY of Oregon. Connty of Marion, .
whereas the administrator of the estate of DAVID
T. SEW ELL, deceased, had filed his petition in this
Coart, asking that an order be made for the aale of the
Teal estate of said deceased, therefore Saturday the 20th
day of November at tlia hour of one o'clock, p. m., said
petition will be heard; all interested will please take
notice. Ordered that thia notice be published In the
Oregon Statesman for four weeks.
J. D. BOON. J: P.
Oct,14.1S.'i8. 4w32paid
Janson, Bend & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS,
"10RXER Battery and Clay streets, San Francisco,
Vy hare now landing and in store
300 balaa 30 inch Brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown sheetings;
100 bolts No. 0000 Duck:
500 bolta X.I 10 Duck;
30 bales Karen Duck;
10 cases Merrimac prints;
10 cases Prague prints;
10 cases Pacific print;
1 0 cases Dunnell s prints ;
10 cases i and 41 bleached shirtings:
10 cases, 6 4. 8 4. and bleached shirtings;
10 "eases blue drill;
30 cases blue denims;
10 bale hickory stripes;
20 bales J. and 4 4 tickings;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray flannels;
10 bales Ballardic white flannel;
6 cases Cobnrghs and Merinos;
5 rases wool and half wool plaids;
5 cases blue and black alpacas;
10 cases Pacific new style De Lainea;
S cases, all wool, new styles "
3 cases French Merinoes;
1000 bay state plaid shawls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls;
black and colored silks;
plain, figured and plaid silks;
-Lai a large assortment of other dress goods.
BLAXKETS.
1080 pais white, green and blue Mackinaw;
10OO pair H B. T H B and ABU Blankets;
1000 pair cheap grey English Blankets;
lt0 pair cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pair scarlet Earttsh blankets;
COOptirS-I.DM, 11-4 and 12 4 white bed Blankets
Clothing sad Fsnrnlshlna; Goods.
1000 do, grey, bine and scarlet flannel shirts:
- 1000 dox. grey and white Merino undershirts and
drawers;
1000 doc Merino and all wool socks;
$00 dox. Satinett and Jean pants;
600 dox. duck and cottonade pants; -609
dox. hickory and check shirts r
600 dox. calico and white dress Shirts;
600 dox. Overalls and Jnmoers:
Black and fancy silk cravats, neckties. Silk Hand
kerchiefs, Suspenders, and a variety of other articles
too numerous to mention.
For sale low bv
JANSOX. BOND A Co.,
Corner Battery and Clay streets,
San Francisco.
.Sept. 17, 1358. ' 2m3l
Sale of School Land).
BY order of the Board ofCoanty Commissioner, for
Lane Co.. I will offer rvr sale to the highest bidder,
at the Court noose in Engene city, on Monday (the eth
slav) of November next, ail the com -non Sch'tol lands
(the tree area of which I may be able to ascertain) ly
ing in said county, ana north of the line dividing town,
ships 19 and 19 SJGth. Sale will be between the hours
of 10 a. ta-, and 4 p. m-, and continue from day to day
until all is offered.
Tkrms. One fourth rash in hand, and the remainder
t to be paid in three equal ant nal instalments at one,
two and three years, with interest at ten per cent per
aannuTn. para'qie semi-annually in advance. Notes
with anproved security will be repaired on all deferred
.payments. . 1I. RISDON.
Superintendent of Common Schools.
Eagene City, Oct. 6, lsiS. 3wJl
Probate Court Notice.
TERRITORY of Oregon, a. s. Coonty of Marion :
Whereas, John F. Iennv. guardian of CATHA
RINE WINCHESTER, late widow of Miles Winches
ter, deceased, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court ol" said I county, asking lor an order to sell the
real estate of said deceased, insane widow, which is
' titrated it said county, therefore all persons interest
ed in said estate, take notice that said petition will be
heard on Saturday, the 13th dav of November, A. D-.
lsJS.at the hour of oneo'el-vk. p. m. Ordered that
this notice be published in the Oit Statesman for
four successive weeks. J. D. BOON. J. P.
-Oct. 4. 1453. - 4w31
Dissolution.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned is tins day dissolved bv mutual coa
.'aent. LKVIKENT.
WM. W.HAIXES.
Win. W. H .lines, successor to Kent A Harris, will
Continue the fancicg business in Scotuburg. where he
will be able to furnishes the trade with the best qnaii
e of leather. WM. W. HAINES.
Scottsburg. Sept. 3D, 1?5S. 4w31
Public Sale.
fS Thnrsdav. October 25th inst.. tt the residence of
J the late deceased, two miles and a halt northeast
tf feoria, in Linn Co.. will be soid on 12 months cred
it, ail the personal property belonging to the estate of
John Mailer, sen., also that of the estate of John Mill
r. Jan.. consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, and many
other articles too numerous to menlion.
- GEORGE W.MILLER. Admin'r.
. Oet 5. 15J.S. w3 1 paid
Notice.
THE ndeTXigned bavin? been appointed by the
Probate Court, of LinnCo.,adminitratorof 0T1L
I I. A rrHVAV. deceased, late of said Co-all per
sons indebted to said estate, are required to make im
mediate rravment. and all rrsons having claims
gainst said 'estate, must present them within the time
rewuired by law. ...
' DAXIEL CCSHM AN. Admin r.
Albany, Oct. 5th. lsol. 4w3lpaid
, Probate Xotice.
skTOTlCE v lerebv given, that James Bassett, exee-
IN ctor of the estate of JOSEPH TLRMDGE, ce
eeased. has rendered bis accounts for final settlement to
: the Probate court, of Linn Co.. and said court has ap
'nniml th first Tnesdav of Xovember next, for the
adjustment of the same; parties interested take notice.
" D. H ALE i , J. P.
t Oct. 9th. 1S58. . 3w3l
For Sale, .
- nY GOOD brood mares; 100 stock sheep; 200 mnt.
1U ton sheep; 60 stock cattle.
t JOSEPH WATT,
r TarahiH. Oct 7. 1E58. 3w31paid
- WW
XX for divorce. To Joseph W. Mahon: You are here
by notined that un:ess you appear in me u. o. ii
-Jourt of the 1st Judicial District, of the Territory of
"lOregoe. oe the first day of the Terra, to be held at Sa
")em, Marion Cou, in said Territory, on the first Mon
;dsy Xovember. 1S3, and answer the within com
plaint, the same will be taken for confessed, and the
prayer thereof will be granted by the court
' I.X. SMITH, PiS-s Atfy.
, ';- SepL 14. 1853. 6w27
War Strip.
HOLDERS of War Scrip can secure the services of
E. Pelton, Geo. H. Jones & Co., to present their
papers at Washington for payment. Receipts given
jortbe papers and cash advances made in some cases.
OUSce at Barnora A Wilson's Law Office.
Salem, March 23, 1858. 2tf'
- ) -1 Aursery . .
THE subscriber baa one of the best nurseries In mm
the country, sitoated near Salem, m which 1
. can always be found all the best varieties. Of
chari men are requested to examine his trees. Apply
atthe norsery.or the confectionery and grocery store,
Whwest of the Marion House. MICHAL MTERg
Salem, Oct. I, lhoS. ' btf
..tr7 Drogi! Drop! Drags!
WK. SMITH A Co. have just received direct from
California, and rrom the States, a large addi
Hon to their stock of Drug, and medicines, making,
with- their former stock, the largest, and best assort
ment oi-those articles.ever offered for sale in the V ll
Jamette "Valley. They receive their goods directly
from the importers and manufactures so that every ar
ticle bought of them can be relied upon as fresh and
ten nine, and they are determined not to be undersold
- by-any other druggists in the country. Orders sent
rem a aistanre win oe promptly uucu, 's
tory prices. Store near the bridge, south end or Com-
roercial street, Salem.
Judicial.
TUK term of the District Court for the trial "of i
oe in the First Judicial District, of Oregon Ter
ritory, wflj be held as follows: In Marion oonuty on the
24 liW'ay of SepL inst; Linn county on the 3d Mon
Uy ef Sept. inst; Lane county on the 4th Monday or
fiept; Benvm county on tbe-lst Monday of October
oezt; Varahiil county on the 2d Monday of October
text: Polk cwuiity on the 3d Monday of October next.
B, P. BOISE. Judge.
Sept. 9, 1S5S. - 27tillNov
klka iatins.
0TJSE sign, earr.ice and wagon painting, glazing
,aa,i paprrr iiani.g, wall paper, paints, oil, glass,
And put, loixeu fiaicw, cheap for cash, shop west of
the coart hoac. Saleia. E. S. COX.
. August At . i:-.. Iy25
- Wagons ! Wagon !
MAXEFACTURED expressly for us of materials
from Last&rn Mates, for sole upon order at Scotts
burg, Oregon, or ban Fraucisco, by
W. H. SPEXCER.
AogostlS.lf.S,
e 6wV6
"ax lteceipts,
T the .statesman oflioe, at $1 per hundred $1 25,
Am.
r seat hy mail.
tr-23
BUaitli. Books & Paper.
LARGE bantity direct from New York, for sale
j. a. ivsieourg, Oregon by
26 W. H. SPEXCER.
MACKEREL and codfish, at
- iAM) W.
K. SMITH A Cs'a.
Cirriage ud Wagon lakers' Stock Depository.
H. D. OLEASON,
lUrORTRK AND DKALKK IN ALL IINPS OP
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS' STOCK,
4 T Battery Street, San Framelsco
HAS FOm SALE
Oak. ah and hickory. White Wood Board. Ac, Hubs,
Spokes, Felloes, hickory Axles, Poles, shafts,
wagon and bnirgy bows, carved and
plain Carriago parts. Seat
Sticks, Ac, Ac
....ALSO
Iron Axles, Soring, Bolt. Rivet, malleable Iron, en
amelled CI ith, euimelled Leather, patent dash
nd collar Leather, plated, Japan and Ivory
Head Nails and Knobs. Tack, stump
Joints. Top Props, hub Bands. Curtain
Frames, half pat. and three butt
Axles, plain and plated
Crabs and Tips. and
Pole Tips, Ac.
XJ- The above stock has been personally selected; is
of the best quality, and will be sold as low as can be
purchased in the city or State.
Alt orders for the above gooils. left with II. S.
J A COBS, dealer in Wsgnn and carriage stock. Trim
ming, Ac. corner of Morrison and Second streets.
Portland, will receive prompt attention, and be satis
factorily executed withont delay.
Sept. 23. 1 W. 30tf
McMinnTille College.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the next session of
this Institution will commence on Wednesdsv,
Oct. 37, 1&5S. All branches of a thorough Englifi,
Classical, and Mathematical education taught, together
with music, vocal and instrumental.
Terms or tuition for 1 1 weeks, td. S3 or S10.
Board in clubs, or in private families at reasonable
rates. g
A fine apparatus and library have been ordered for
the school which will arrive during session.
Board of Education.
Rev. Oxo. C. CnAXPHR. President.
J. D. Post, Prof, of Languages, acting Prof, of Math.
C. H.MTTO!c, Prof of Math, as soon as a second
Prof, shall be endorsed.
Teacher in in the Primary department.
HENRY WARREN.
Sec'y Board of Trcstees.
Sept. 34. 1Sj3. Sw30
R. G. Geer & Co.,
TAKE this method of 'nforraing Fruit growers
that they have about 75.000 apple, about 6.000
pear, and several hundred plum and cherry
tree, from 1 to 4 year old, that they will sell in lots
to suit purchaser and no mistake, (excepting plums
and cherries, which will have to be sold in small lots.)
We have all the leading varieties of winter fruit
Wholesale nr retail apple trees. 3 and 3 years old,
fr-.m 30 to 3" cts.; 1 year old. 10 to 12$ ets! per tree:
pear, plum and cherry trees, from 50 cts to $1,00 per
tree; extra 4 year old apple trees 3 to 4 hits per tree.
November and DecemDer considered the best time to
remove trees.
As we have had onr barn. oats, and horse burned
this fall, we will take oats at the market price, in Sa
lem, in exchange for trees; also, two or three good
work horses.
N. B We have hlo muckamuck for tillicums, but
halo hore feed.
Post 0;n?e address, Silverton. .
Fruit Farm, Marion Co., Oct. I, 135S. 30tf
IV ew Gold Mines!!!
Money ! Money Money 1
MONEY is the root of all evil, and as the under
signed is tired of keeping his customers' notes,
drawing front IS to 25 per annum, when he knows
it h against thei r, as well as his. interest, be wishes
them tieome forward and pay np. and those indebted
to him by account likewise, and when I get mv new
stock np. I will remember all those who pa v up, and
give tnem good bargains.
LOCI3 WESTACOTT.
-Salem. Sept. 2 . 15S. ;m3opaid
Confectionery & Groceries.
rPHE undersigned has purchased the store and stock
x of eo3fe:ti nery and groceries of C. V. Crafovage,
nearlv opposite tlie Marion H rase, Salem. Oregon.
where he wiil keep a general supply of confectionery,
nnts. fruit. Ac. Ac. on hand, together with a choice
assortment of groceries, and many other articles in his
line. Give me a call, and I wiil try to give you a bar
gain. 31. JUtKS.
Salem. Oct. I. ls.'.i. 3otf
Administrator's Motice.
TT THERE A 3 letter of ai?ni nitration npon tl e
V tate ot WILLIAM M VERS, deceased. Hte of
I"uglis Co.. were granted to tne endersigned on the
17ta int-. therefore all persons owing said estate, will
pleae come forward and make payment, and all per
sons hsving claims sgaicst said estate, will please pie-
sent their accounts w.thin one t ear from this date, to
the undersigned, at fcis rtsidenre in Rehurg. er thev
may be forever barred. S. H AMILTOX, Admin.
Sept. 17. 15"). 4w30
JOH.X
Bookseller
A. POST.
and Stationer
AN3 WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL PKALEX I
P1AX05 AND MELOPEOXS, BOOXS AND 5TA-
TlONEUl,
Main flntt, Oregon City
September 1. 1S--9. !9tf
Jiew Goods.
C1HEX A FISH have jast received a new assortment
of goods, consisting of fine and heavv clothing.
fancy and staple dry good, and many other articles
suitable for this season or tne year.
Salem, Sept. 34, 1-.5S. 39tf
Sale of Common School Lands, Sarion Co.
4 LL Common school lands situated in Marion Co.
of which a description can be obtained from the
Register of the Land uflW. will be off-red. at public
sale, at the Court boose in talem.on Saturday, Aov.
13. 1S5S.
Terms or Sale will be one fourth of the pnrchase
money in hand, and the remaining three-fourths, in
three eoual annual instulir-ent. with interest at ten
per cent- per annum. Datable semi-annually in ad
vince. F.S. HOYX.
v Supt, Com. Schools.
Salem, Sept. 24, lSoR. 6w2S
Facifie Hotel. Albany, 0. T.
F)R sale, the above well known and valua
ble tavern stand, with furniture and sta
ble, or honse and furniture without stable.
Tne property will be sold on good terms, and
afford a fine opportunity for persons wishing to en
gage in the hotel business. Enquire on the premises.
Sept, 15,1653. 6m29
For Sale.
LOTSXo. 1,2,3. in block 53. with dwell
ing boose, barn and other improvements,
in Salem. Enquire of J. O. Wilson at Salem,
or. at Portland, ef
CEO. H. WILLIAMS.
Sept. 23. IRoH. 30tf
Vcbslrr'i Tnabridefd.
200
COPIES Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries;
i on copies v ebster s Unabridged Dictionaries:
loo ittunting-nouse
100 " " Academic
100 " ' High School
50 " " . Common school, "
200 " Primary
Direct from G. A C. Merriam and Mason Brother, which
1 will fell cheaper than any other house in Oregon.
Send in yonr orders. JOHX A. POST.
Oreg-on City, Sept. 7. 1858. 2otf
Piano Fortes.
rp GILBERT A Co.. pianos direct from the roann-
X . factory, aunt in your orders.
2tf
JOHX A,
POST.
iieo. Prince & Co.
A LARGE assortment of these melodeons. just re
ceived from the makers, consisting of the fol
lowing kinds of portage instruments:
4 octavo C to O 5 octavo F to P
44 " C to F 5 " double reed F to F
PIAXO CASED:
S oct. F to F 5 oct. 2 hanks of keys.
These instrument I will sell CHEAPER than any
other house in Oregon or California. Send in your or
ders. JOHX A. POST.
Oregon City, Sept. 10, 1858. 2tf
School Books,
A LARGE assortment of Ivison A Phinncy's school
books for sale at the Oregon City B oK A Melo-
deon depot, very cheap.
Send in your orders.
Zoll
JOHX A. POST.
Books ! Books !
rvr li kinds, for sale at the Oregon City Book A
Melodeon depot, cheap.
Send in your orders.
Sept, 6, 1S5. .
2 -ill
Parkersville coming Bp Again!
New Firm!
T.Mitchell, from Oregon City,
MVAP EXCHANGE STORE!!!
a intliinr. and family groceries, which
I 1 I ,11 keep constantly on hand, a good variety.
. n r, i Hv navas low as anv store
toTrthSasro'n. I ladies and gentlemen
. . . . 1 r ... h.oinir liiewnere.
local ana see ociurc h";""-f -- .11 v;.la
N. B I will take produce in exchange of all kinds.
Parkersville. Sept. 15. 1858. Jm28paid
DiuolnUon Kotice.
THE copartnership heretorore existing nade'r the
i.i ,.F A. Colrlschmidt A Co.. was this
A A: . . 1 J i.M ......I MinuinL
A. Goldschmidt is athorized to spttl and adjust all
.-Inim- A. iiUijiminJiiui,
L. BETTMANN.
Ssalem. Sept 14. 1858. 3w2apaid
County Orders,
TV)R SALE at the Statesman Office, at 12 per hnn
II
A ured .
25, if sent by mail.
tf23
W. . HCTCtMKS. .rOrPLTOX.
llutclilu 6t Poppletoii,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
LAFA YETTE, OREGOS.
DR. HCTCHINS Is prepared to furnish, at La
fayetU'. at wholesale or retail, the following
2?
remedies :
A NEW REMEDY,
IU. W.D. ItX'TCilISS'
BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY;
For Consumption, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Colds, Cough,
hoopmg-Cougli, and Asthma.
This medicine is warranted to he entirely free from
Opium or any or its preparations; Irom
Mercury. or any other pois
onous agent.
DU. IV. D, ut-Triiixs
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
OK, INSTANT TAIN EITBACTOB ;
For the cure of Rheumntism. Toothache, Pain in the
iMOe, and all gainful Anections. -
Sr. W. D. nutrhinV inll-Billious Tills :
FOB LIVEU COMPLAINTS.
A safe cathartic; warranted to le free from Mercury.
Kir Thev can also be had of the several Druggist
and Merchants in tho Territory.
Dr. Warren 1 my agent ror Salem, ana win ie sup
plied at all times with the above named medicines.
Salem, sept. 1, isos. ty-o
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
Selling at San Francisco Prices.
r"1HE undersigned having recently opened a store on
X First St.. between Washington and Alder. Port
land, with a new and select stock of goods, respectful
ly invites the public to call and examine his beautiful
assortment 'of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SHEET MUSIC.
MUSIC BOOKS.
AND STRINGS,
Musical merchandise of all kinds. alo
STATIONERY. CUTLERY. PERFUMERY.
COMBS. BRUSHES, FANS,
FANCY BASKETS.
BACKGAMMON AND CR1BBAGE BOARDS.
DOMINOES. BILLIARD CHALK.
BIRDCAGES AND CANARY SEED,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
BABY JUMPERS. TOYS, ETC.. ETC.,
At wholesale or retail.
N. B. Brass Instruments furnished at San Francisco
prices. K. U. K.IAUAI.L.
nrsi si., ronianu, Oregon.
August 17, 159. 3m25
.ews! Read This!
W. II. SPENCEK,
ROSEBURG. OREGON.
TMPOtER. of Books. Sutionerv. ClJck. WatchM
A Jewelry. Musical Instruments. Silver-Ware, Willow-
Ware, Cntlery, Ac, is now receiving and oners for sale
a, a small advance oncost, tae largest ara greatest.
variety of the above class of goods, ever before import
ed into Orecon. As we are just commencing business.
and hsve made a venture in a class of goods not before
introduced as a distinct business in Southern Oregon.
we hope and trust that the people will sustain us in
this new enterprise. We purchase all our goods direct
from Manufactures in the Eastern States and elsewhere.
and for this reason we can arford to sell as cheap or
cheaper than any other hojse 00 the Pacidc Coast,
We ournose in the course of the coming autumn, to
open a 1'iano and Jleiodeon ware-room at roriiaiiu, at
which we shall ofl'er for sale, exclusively the celebra
ted "Stoddard Piano' and "Prince Mei-d"con.
Printed catalogues of our books wiil be furnished
free of charge uron application.
Gentlemen wao contemplate purchasing books for
private libraries will find it t ) their interest to give us
a call before sending their order elsewhere.
Orders sent to our address. .No. 4 T Cliff street. New
Tork. Pacific ware-houe. B.-.tterv street. San Francis
co. Portland. Oregon, care ti. E. Cole, or to Roseburg
wiil be promptly attended to.
Smit
W. II . SPrXCER.
Friends, Countrymen & Lovers.
KTTEAR me for my cause and be silent that you
A A may Lear.
I am goinu to the Atlantic States on or about the 1st
or September next, for the purpose of buying goodi
and to Dtiy them to good anvantare 1 m: nave mon
ey. "Now all je that are heavy laden" with coin, and
are knowing yourselves indebted to W. C. Oriawold
A Co.. either liy note or book account, yon will please
come forward and pay cp, and relieve yourselves ol the
heavy burden, by so "doing yoa will accommodate us
and we can still aceornnvxl-ite you. by still being able
to sell yon gojds a little cheaper than the cheapest.
K now al! men by these p-e-"T-t that ym that have
not paid en by thLt time will 1 ii call at Messrs.
Rarnum and Wilson's office ai-i settle oo and you
wiil s.ve yonrself some cost. This is the third and
latt call, take warning and govern yonrse'ves accord
inglv. We remain in -t repe.-t:"uliy.
WiC.Uttl-sWOLD TO.
July 14. 1-.?. 2!tf
SCW HARDWARE STOKE.
THE subscriber having taken the fire proof Urauite
Front Store, nest d'wrto Mr fit 4- Co', JVunt St.,
would respecttuiiy inform histnends and the puLlic
generally , that he is now opening a full and
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF SHELF AXD BUILDER'S
HARDWARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MECUA.NICS' TOOLS!!
TABLE AND POCKET
C UTLERY.
And other articles in his line, to which he invites tlie
attention or Merchants, Builders and country dealers.
JOHN R.
FOSTER.
Portland. February, 1S3.
4M.f .
Notice to Scrip Holders,
Prices Reduced One Third !
The Cable is Laid Views cf the Comet Free ! 1
Anolhtr improTemtnt in the Pictare Bnsinr.
THE undersigned is now taVing MELAINOT YPES,
which s irpass anything in the picture line ever in
troduced in the country yet. It is the favorite picture
with most of the Artists of the Eat.
They can be sent in a letter to the States without the
case for ten cents. The undersigned will furnish them
cheaper than Photographs, and will warrant them more
durable.
sT Gallery over the City Book Store, Salem,
W. KEN YON.
September 3. 1858. Stitf
Writ of Election.
TO the Sheriff of the county of Marion, Greeting:
Whereas information having been received that a
vacancy exi-ts in the Council of the Legislative Assem
bly, by reason of the resignation of Edward Sheil.
You are hereby required to notify the several judges of
election in vour said county of M rion, that a spocial
election will be held on tile 4th Monday, the 25th day
or October next. Tor tlie purpose of electing one mem
ber of the Council to nil saiil vacancy.
Given under our hand, at Salem, iu the Territory of
Oregon, this 13tU day ol heptember, 1.
ULU. Li. I I run .
B. F. Harping, Sec'y of Oregon. 2td
Livery and Sale Stable.
TTTE are now keeping a Livery stable in
Oregon City, where horses can
wavs be obtained on lileral terms.
V ro slsn nrenared with excellent sta
bles? well supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses
by day or week. Those who call ujion ns may feel as
sured that every attention will be given to horses lelt
in our cliarge. jiuw. a rvi
August 11, 1837.
CorTalliB Vinegar 3Ianufactory.
"tlTE always have on hand a large supply or PUhE
W STRONG VINEGAR, which we will sell at
Wholesale and Retail as thtap, if not chraptr, than it
can be obtained from San Francisco or any other port.
Healers in i-oiiiaua anaoioerpiaccs iu tue xcrriMjry
would do well to give us a ell.
Z. ;E0KGE KRIECHBAUM Co.
CorvalIis,Fcb..l!'58. SOtf
Marion IIAise, Salem.
TH E undersigned announces to the public
that he lias purchased the well kuown
tavern stand .called the Marion House, in Sa
lem, together with the furniture and fixtures
tbereol. He will keep it in first rate style, and invites
the patronage oi tne public. ic M. hai
May 23, 1857. lltf
City Hotel, Corvallis.
MESSRS. A. II. &. I. SPREXGER
WOULD announce to the citizens of Corvallis, and
the travelling public generally, that they have
thoroughly refitted this well known estab'',-hmetit, and
are now prepared for the accoinraodatiou .mstomers.
The rooms have all been newly rcfurniirij ;1, the beds
clean and comfortable, and their table wi.i be furnish
ed with the best the market affords.
Corvallis, Aug. 30, lsoj. 25yl
.Notice.
4 LL persons knowing themselves indebted to me, as
XIl. clern ot tne District Court, will please come ior
ward and settle the same and save costs.
F.S. HOLLAND.
Oregon (Sty, Sept. 4. 1858. 27tf
Look Bert!
TIERSOXS having Prince's Melodeons with broken
L reeds, can get them re i diced with new ones by
sending to Oregon City U'ks i ileloceon aepot.
SepL21,l5H. 28tr
Boone's Ferry,
YN Willamette river, new road between Portland and
yj Salem. The mad is a
good one and ton miles
shorter than the old road.
JESSE V. BOONE
May 25. 1858.
IRESTON C. Merrils yeast powders and extracts of
lemon and mse, for flavoring pastrys. at
42tfJ W. K. SM ITH & Cos.
A
FRESH iisortiiientoran wool plaids, at
w . . t 1 L II I TIT
Jlltf
W. K. SMITH Co s.
Udolpho Wolfe's
SCHNAPPS.
A Medicinal drink, of eminently salutary qualities,
manufactured bv himself exclusively, at his factory
at Schiedam. In Holland, and well known during the
iiit twelve veura throughout all me Auautic and eat-
em States. . . . '
It la niaJe Trom the I vest barley tliat can oe selected
in Europe, with the essence of an aromatic Italian berry
of acknowledged and estraordiuary medicinal proper
ties. It has long since acquired a higher reputation.
both in Europe and America, than any other diuretic
bevcraje.
Analyzed. It is a vkriectlt plus Liqpon, In Its ef
fects a' mild and wholesome tonic. It Is extensively
used and approved by the medical faculty, the temper
ance people, heads oi families, 4c.
In Giavpl. Gout, and Rheumatism, the obstructions
of the bladder and kidneys, and in general debility, its
effects are prompt, decided and invuriubly reliable; aud
it is not onlv a remedy for these nmladies. but in all
cases in wh'ich they are produced by drinking bad wa
ter, which Is almost universally the cause ol them, it
acts as a sure preventive.
For'Fever and Ague it is one or the most eOications
preventives that can b resorted to.
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps
Is consequently in great demand by persons traveling,
or about to settle in new parts of the country eseclally,
as well as by many in every community, where it has
become known, on account of its various other remedial
properties.
In all cases of a dropsical tendeiiry.lt is generally Hie
only remedy required, when adopted in the early stage
of the disease.
In d vspepsia maladies, wheu taken In proper quanti
ties, ass diet drink, and especiallyatdinuer.it is found
by uniform experience to be eminently erhcacious in the
most olistinate cases, when even the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford more than temporary re
lief. In cases of flatulency, it is an immediate and in
variable specific, and it may be administered in diluted
and proportionate quantities, even to young infants, in
all those paroxvsmsof griping pain in the stomach aud
bowels to whicn they are especially subject, as well as
tne cnoiic or grown persons.
Its judicious adoption in connection with the princi
pal meals, or when a sense of exhaustion dictates Its
use, never fails to relieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maladies, low temperament and ex
tiiusied vital energy, by whatever cause induced
These are f-ict to which many of the most eminent
medical men, both in England and the United States,
have borne testimony, and which are corroborated by
the highest written authorities.
Put up in quart and piut bottles, in eases of one doz
en, with my name on the bottles, cork, and facsdmiie
of my signsture on the label.
For sale by sll the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers iu Oregon and California.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
2S Beaver ktreet. New York.
Caution to the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnnpps,
Medicated Schnapps,
Royal Schnapps,
Ac, dec. dee.
Under the above and similar titles, the liquor mixers
of this city are bottling Ltrge quantities of adulterated,
nuwh'-bisuine trash, costing but little, on which they
hope tealize large pruhts by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. S ne are so skillfuly prepar
ed as to pass for pood Liquor, except with the best of
Jud-.-e. If you would be safe, use only the long estab
lished, renowned, genuine Wolfe's 'Sciiiedau Aku
xatic ScuMArrs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sale Importer.
Ang31. Cmis2 22 Beaver street. New Yoik.
Jefferson Institute.
r"HE Trustees of Jefferson Iustitute, would announce
is now in successful operation,
Prof. O. G. Carr, and bis lady
stone Stute.
, under the chnrge of
, direct from the Key-
Mr. Mr. Carr having spent several years la pre
paring themselves for tae Profession of leaching, are
now prepared to give entire satisfaction to all those
that may entrust their children ia their care.
TFRMS:
Primiry Department per term twenty-four
weeks. 10 00
Common English studies per term twenty four
weeks. 15 00
Hither branches - - -
weeks. li 00
Students can enter the school at anv time, but will
u.l be received Tor less than half a term. No allow
ance wiil be made for absence, unless a special ar
rangement be made with the directors.
Board can be had ou reasonable terms near the
school.
Although this school is not controlled bv any relig
ions sect, yet the strictest morals will bs enforced and
good order maintained.
H. A.JOIi.NSOS ,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Jefferson. Sent. ?0h. 13?. lvS3
Bennett House.
Opposite the State House Square,
SALEM, OIIEGOX.
VIE nndrsienej. having leased the above Hotel
will men tne same tiie 1st dav of September next.
The lesees Irom a tnorouira naowieuse oi meir oum-
r.e.- ran nromise their natrons accommodations equal
if not snuerior to the best Hotel in Oregon, while the
t.tble will be furnished, at all seasons, wits the bast a
"iber.il market affords.
Gentlemen traveling with their families will Una at
this Hotel, rxiim esneciallv fitted up for their nse.
The situation of t'lis Hotel gives it superior advanta
ges over any otner Hotel in tne city.
I. It AK!II1.: .
WM. D.STOWEU.
Augiist 23, H5". ' 3m25
City Book Store, Corvallis, 0. T.
THE undersigned has now on hind, and is constant
ly receiving a targe and vaiied assortment of Mis
cellaneous and Standard books, school books, statione
ry of all kinds, and all other articles usually found in
a book store, all of which will be disposed of at the
lowest prices. Persons desiring anytnmg in mv line,
ul a '5 wen to give me a can. 31. 11. or.LL.
Corvallis, Sept. 14. 1S59. 27tf
Livery and Sale Stable
..AT..
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
jJC.t THE subscriber would respectfully Isform
,?i the Dublic that he will on or about the 2oth
of September, open a new LIVERY AND S ALE STA-
... ,, 1 1 ;,t 1 1 ... r : u
BLb in corvallis, wnere ue win ue prruareu intuitu
a tine turnouts as can be found in this Territory. He
will have single an J double buggies, and carnages, with
splendid carriage and saddle horses. He will also buy
and sell stock, and in fact attend to all business per
taining to the livery business. His stable will be the
best in all respects that can be found in the Willamette
Valley.
Particular httention paid to keeping Horses by tbe
day or week. W.C. RIGG3.
Corvallis, oepv. a. isos. . o
Latest from Frazier River.
THE undersigned having established perma- yg
jnsnent Nursery, at Silverton. Marion Co.,
14 miles east of Salem, offers for sale, the ensuing "
season 50.000 of the following varieties of Fruit Trees :
Apple, Winter, lf.low.N.l. Pippin... lO.Ouli
Winesan '. 8.000
White Winter, Pearmain 4.000
EsopnsSpitzenburg 4.000
Genniton, z.000
and other varieties, such as Hubbardson's Nunsach Gol
den Rnsett. R:mbo, Smith's rider. Gravenstein Red
June. Carolina June, Ac, Ac. My trees are from one to
three years growth of the largest siie. I have a fair
assortment of pears, and alse a small lot of LAWTON
BLACKBERRY, wnicn 1 will sell on reasonaoie terms.
H. J. GEER.
Silverton, Aug. 24. 1838. w25tf
C. A. KMr.. BE!, STRANG,
Reed & Strang,
DEALERS IN
STOVES A Tin Ware, p.tints, oils, glass. Window
shades, wall paper and bonier, hard ware and cut
lery, every variety of tin plate and copper; work
promptly attended to; directions given to our custom
ers for mixing paints and oils, without charge.
August 27, 1858. 25tf
Jonas G. Clark & Co.,
IMPORTERS
AND
MANUFACTURER
OF
if It UN 3 II IV43,
128 WASHINGTON STREET,
. SAN FRANCISCO.
TTTE are now manufacturing our FINEST FURNI-
V TURK. anil would invite the attention of. the
public to our PRESENT STOCK, the largest ever
ouered on tue racinc iuasi.
JONAS G. CLARK & Co.
August 31, 1S58. 3m2."iis
Talk About Gold Mines
PUTS me in mind that I WANT TO PAT
MY DEBTS and cannot do it WITHOUT
MOXfV , and if there is any body owing
me. (and I think there is,) we would hist
say that money we must have, and we would hereby
Df itify those indebted to me either by note or book ac
count to come forward and pungle otherwise we will
have to consign tbem all over to J. D. Boon, who will
no doubt make cost on iL 1 ours, resplly.
J.A.JOHNS.
Salem, Sept. 1, ISJ. 1 2itf
Medical.
ay
Dr.L J. Czapkay's Private
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Sacramento t-treet, lielow Montgomery, oppocite the
Pacllic Mail Steamship Company's Oilloe, San Fran
cisco. ESTABLISHED IN 154. FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OP ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC
DISEASES. AND THE
scrrKK&uos or quack EC t.
Attending and Resident Phvsician.
"L. J.CZAPKAY. M.D.,
Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chi-f Phy
sician to tho 2Uth Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surceon
to the Military Hospital of Pesth. Hungary, aud the
late Lecturer on the diseases of Women and Children.
Communications stictiy confidential.
Consultation, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address . Dr. L. J. CZ.tPKAY.
San Fnucisco, Cal.
lO THE AFFLICTED. Dr. L.J.CZ A PKAY returns
his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their
patronage. and would take this opportunity to remind
them that he continues to consult at his Institute for the
cure of Chronic diseases of the Lungs Xivers.Kidneys.di-
gestive and genitive organs, and all private diseases,
viz: Syphilitic ulcers, gonorrhoea, gleet, strictures,
seminal weakness and all the horrid consequences of
self abuse, and be hopes that his long experience and
successful practice of many years, will continue
to ensure him a share of public patronage
Bv the practice of many years in EuroDe and
the United States, and daring the Hungarian war and
campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most efficient
aud successful remedies against diseases of all kinds
He uses no mercury charges moderate treats his pa
tients In a correct and Honorable sir has references
of unquestionable veracity from men of known resuect
ability and nign standing in society. All parties con
sulting him. bv letter or others-, ise. will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secresy.
To thk Laoies or Onraos asd Caupohnia. L. J
Curt at, M. D.. Phvsician Surgeon and Accoucheur .in
vites the attention of tbe sick and afflicted females la-
borini under anv of the various forms of diseases ol the
brain, luncs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kid
neys, aud all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doc
tor is efTectiug more pcrraauent care than any other
physician in Oregon or California. Let no false delicacy
prevent vou. but apply immediately, and save yourself
irom paiuiui suueruiK uu I'rcmai'jru acaiu. jiu mar
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other circunf-lances
prevent an increase in their families should
write or call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medical In'titute
Sacramento St.. below Montgomery, opposite P. M. S.S.
Co s ofli'-ejind they will receive every p-sihle relief and
help. The Doctor s Ollices are so arranged that he can
be consulted wittinut molestation. r.'nu
sj Al consultations (by letter or otherwise.) free.
Address to l'It-L. J. CZArivAx.
Medical Institute. San Francisco, CaL
IV
KM ARK ABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL P.E
LI tr. Below we publish the certificates of two
of the sufferers from the panrs of disease, who having
recovered tbeir former health, and impelled by grati
tude, make known their eases and remedial agent, ssd
their statements are authenticated by a Notary Public.
1 he demands or society imperiously command their
publicity, and we commend their perusal ta the a'.tcn
t:on of ail amxiea :
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those who
may be unlortunate euougn to be similarly afflicted
where a permanent relief of their suffering may be
obtained, feels it his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Csapkay. for the
dernianent recovery of his health. Biriie down by the
distressing symptoms incident to the vicious practice vf
micoutruiabie passion in voutn : expressed in bodyand
Kind; unatie to penorm even tne most trilling duty
imposed upon the daily avocations of life. I sought tbe
1 vice of many physicians, who at first regarded my
disease as of tr.tiiuj.' importance bet aia ; altera few
weeks, and in several instances mouths, ol their treat
ment, I found to my unutterable horror, tbnt instead of
relief, tlie symptoms l-ecaine mere alarming in their
torture : and beine, U'ld by one taat mv disease, being
principally confined to the brain, medicine would be of
little consequence. 1 despaired cl ever regaining my
health, strength and energy : and. as a list resoit. and
with but a jMnt hope, called upon Dr. Caapkay. who,
after examining my case, prescribed some medicine
wnich almost instantly relieved me of the dull pain
and dnrzmess in my bead. Kncouraged by ttiis result
I resolved to place myself immediately under his care,
and bv a strict oleuience to his directions and advice,
my head became clear, my idfs collected, the constant
nam in mv back and groins, the weaknessof mv limbs
tbe nervous reaction of mv whole body on the slight
est alarm or excitement: the misanthropy and evil
forebodings: the self distrnft and want of confidence
in others: the incapacity to study, and want of resolu
tion; the frightful, exciting, and at times pleasurable
dreams at night, followed bv involuntary discharges,
have all disappeared; and in fact, in two months after
having consulted the Doctor. I feit as if inspired by
a new life that life which, hot a short time ago, 1 con
templated 10 end wan mv own mod.
With a view to guard the unlortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent Quacks. I deem it mv
d'ltv to offer this testimouy to the merit aud skill of
Dr. Czapksy, and recommend him to ail who may stand
in need of medical advice, being assured by my own
exierience, that once under his care, a radical and
permanent cure will be effected.
B. F. FH.LMORE.
" State or California. Conuty of San Francisco. Sub-
scriied and sworu to before me, this 1 7th day of April,
A. D. 156. (Signed)
JOHN MIDDI.ETON. t-S
Notary Public.
CARD.
Prompted by sn honest desire or my heart. I wish to
lay before tbe public a rase which deserves a high com
mendation, not onlv as an act vf scientific skill, but
that of humanity, also. About two years ago, I sod
denly and from causes unknown to me, was seized with
a fit of epilepst. which, owing to mv inability to meet
the expenses consequent npon a thorough medical treat
ment, and the discouragement wmcu 1 met wim nn
attempting it, soon became such (as I was then led to
lielieve.) as to defy the skill of any physician. I was
frequently, while in pursuit of my calling, thrown down
to the ground without the slightest warning, and al
though iusensible to the agouies.yet I despised the mis
ery of my exUtence. While in this state, and having
previous to my aillction tasted the sweets of life, 1 once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a physician,
and, by reeommeudation, called upon Dr. L. J. Czap
ksy. I told him my circumstances, and my inability
to reward him for liis services regardless 01 wnicii
however, he at once undertook my case, and with the
blessing of God, I wasouce more restored to perfect
health. Lnable to reward mm tor tne boon wnich
enjoy at present, and vet conscious of my indebted
ness. I consider it due to myself and to all afflicted, to
make the case public, in order that those in need of
medical advice may find physician iu whom every
confidence can be placed.
METER YABLONSKT. L.S.
Stale of California. I
County of Ban Francisco, (
Suliscribed and sworn to before me this first day of
August, A. D. 1S56. GtLBKitT A. Grant.
Notary Public, l. s.
SPERMATORRHEA, or Local Weakness.nervons de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and incapacity for labor and
study, dullness of apppetite. loss of memory, aversion to
society, love of solitude, timidity. self-distrust, dizainess,
headache, pains in the side, affection of the eyes, pim
ples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are
cured withoutfail by the justly celebrated physician and
surgeon. L. J. Czapkay. His method of curiug diseases
is new (nnknown to others) nnd hence tbe great suc
cess. All consultations, by letter nr otherwise, free.
Address, L. J.CZAPKAY.M.D..
San Francisco. Cal.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
GREAT Blessing to Mankind! Innocent but Potent!
DR. CZAPKAY'S PBorHiLACTIcTM, (self-disinfeo-ting
agent.) a sure preventive against Gonorrhoea!
and Sjiphilitic diseases, and a ceitain and unsur
passed remedy for all venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous
and cancerous ulcers, fipted discharges from vagina,
uterus and iirelhra. and all cutanous eruptions and dis
eases. As innoenlation is preventive ngainstsmall po.
so is Dr. Czapkay's Prophylacticum a preventiveagainst
Svphilitio and Gonorrheal diseases. Harmless in it
self, it possesses the power of chemically destroying
the svpliilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands of
debauchees from being infected by the most loathsome
of all diseases. Let no young man who appreciates
health lie withont Dr. Czapkay's Prophylacticum. It
is in very convenient packages, and will be round cnn:
veiiient for use, being used as a soap. Price, ti. For
sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgi
cal Institute, Sacramento St., below Montgomery, oppo
site P. M. Co's. office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to'L. J. Czapkay, M.D.,
San Francisco.
DrTlTj. CZAPKAY'S Grand Medicaland Surgical
Institute, Sacramento St., below Montgomery oppo
site Pacilic Maill Steamship ('o-'sOfllce, San Francisco.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no remu
neration unless he effects a cure. Oflice hours from
9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
CERTIFICATE.
I the undersigned. Governor or Hungary, do testify
hereby.that Dr. L. J.Cxapkay has sei ved during Uncon
test for Hungarian lilierty , ns Chief Surgeon in the Hun
garian army ."with faithful perseverance whereof I have
riven him this certificate, and do recommetM him to
the sympathy, attention and protection or all those
who are capable of appreciating patriotic self sacrifice,
and undeserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOSr
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1851
Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond
ing please enclose $10 in their letters, and they will
tret 'immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. IK,
an Francisco, Cal.
October, 1?58- . S32
Pacific Foundry
AUD
MACHINE .SHOP
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established 185 U.
rfHE above establishment is believed to have facili-
I lies lor tne uiauuiacture or every description 01
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
superior to any other on the Pacific C0.1 .t. .
Every kind of SAW and FLOUR MILL MACHINE
RY. Si EAM ENGINES, Ac. ic., made at short notice
and in the most workmanlike manner.
We manufacture a style of
Shingle Machine,
at moderate cost, which we believe to be mare efScient
than any other in use.
Orders are particularly solicited irom uregon ara
Washington Territories, wlii'Ji will have the same au
thority as though the parties were personally preseut.
UUIIUAKU, UASM.UJ1 X l.AArvl.Ai,
late Ooodakh a co
San Francisco, Aug. Id, 1853. 6m23.
New Arrival of Jewelry, &c.
JUST FROM SAX FRANCISCO.
r ROSENTHAL informs his patrons and
frieuds, that he has just returned from
San Francisco with a select assortment of Jew
elry, Musical lustrumeuts, Cutlery, etc., and
oOers them for sale at his store on Front street.
jaar One door below Dr. Coombs' oQce.E
JEWELRY.
Gold and Silver watches; Gold and Silver chains;
Gold bracelets; Gold ear-rings; Gold breastpins; Gold
Bnger rings; Lockets; Gold pens and pencils; Gold
sleeve buttons; Silver and Plated ware: fancy goods
and penuiuery.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Guitars. Violins. Flutes. Fifes: a Urze assortment of
Acco'rdeons, 1 .atl.es' work boxes of ail kmdj. Gold and
Silver siiectacles. Gold and Silver spoons, Cutlery,
Clocks an endless variety, ice, &c.
v atcnes, Clocks and Jewely repaired, and ail
kinds oi jewelry made tooroer.
07-All of my work warranted-
w-Don'tfbrgct-'The Sign of the Big Watcn."T
Corvallis, Oct. 24.1857 3Jtr
Lumber! Lumber !
DU BELLE'S Patent, Floating. Steam Saw and
Planing Mills. The proprietor or these Mills is
pleased t) inform the inhabitants cf the Willamette
Valley, that he intends to visit every town on the upper
n illamette river, between Oregon City and Harris
burg, for the purpose of sawing, plauiug, tongue and
grooving lumber of every description.
Having au improved tire foot circular saw. and one
of Woouivorlh's latest patent tongue A grooviuK ma
chines, (aud experienced men to ran them.) he is pre
pared lo nunc uei:er luniner, and more oi is in a dav
than any other Mill on the upiter Willamette.
Being located iu fcalem. lor tne summer. Lie will be
prepared to leave the first of the fail for any point on
the river, where lumber is wanted.
Aud having made arrangements with the steamers
plvitig cn the npper Willamette, he wiil be prepared to
send dressed, tongned A grooved lumber, to any point
on tue river wcere tne steamers stop.
All orders tor lumber of every description will re
ceive prompt attention and qnick dispatch.
Canietiters' orders for lumber such as dressed stuff
for window frames, cornice boards, shelving, and coun
ter boards, doors, and doorframes, Ac, dressed and
edged on both sides from 2 to 14 inches in width, and
I to 'i inches In taitkness.
Also, oak, ash, and nianle plank, suitable for wagon
ana caomei matters use; inraisned a: snort notice.
ti. Al. uu KtLi-t;. Fropnetor.
Salem. June 16, 1-553. lotf
The City Book Store.
W. KENYON & Co.,
H
AYE RECEN TLY EST A BLIS H ED A N'EWBOOK
nish all kinds of School aud Miscelaneuus Books, aud
Stationary at rtriurrd pivet.
Our stock is t .and is being increased weekly,
witn Iresn arrivals.
n e are prepared to furnish new and rare Korki, as
earlv as can be done bv anv house in Oregon.
1 kacbeks can be furnished at reasouable rates, by
tne quautitr.
inosewisnmg anvtningin oar line would do wen to
give ns a call at the Cite Book Store in the .Vrtr Build
trig nnder Kenyon a f hotorapbic and Amorotrpe
Gallery. r. J..N O.N Co.
Salem. March, 1558. 5-".f
Books. Books.
TTT K.SMITH Co. have recently received a large
M invoice of bocks, direct from New York, which
they offer for sale at reduced prices. They wiil be con
stantly receiving additions to their stock, and will keep
on band every article in that line, which tne wants ol
the country require. Oue t-fthe firm will visit the
States in t.ie spring, after which they will keep a fall
assortment oi
LAWAXD MEDICAL BOOKS,
in addition to miscellaneous and school books. Their
present stock includes all tbe different kinds of school
books used in tne country, and a great variety oistend
ard scientific and miscellaneous works, all of which
will be soid at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for new ones on the way.
They also have and will continue to keep a complete
assortment of stationery, slates, pencils, pens, ink, and
fancy articles.
Store near the bridge, south end of Commercial
street.
Saiem,Dec.2,lS57. 42tf
G. A. Ada 31. Weed,
Physicians.
FFER their professional services to the citizens o!
YJ Salem, and vicinity. They will practice the H vgeo
Medical (better known as Hydropathic system: be
lieving asl urugs to be not only unne.e&ary in tne
successful treatment of diseases. but injurious to the
constitution of tbe patient, and relying catirely upon
Hygenic appliances.
"Special attention will be given to obstetrics, and
those diseases peculiar to women and children by Mrs.
Meed.
References: Drs. R. T. Trail and O. W. May of N
X. City. Or. G. At. Bourne of ban r raucisco.
Office at City Book sture.
Saiem. Oregon, July 30, 21U
Gold! Gold!
rPHK undersigned wull inform their friends and
JL customers that they expect t j associate with tbem
iu business. Mr. B. r . Brown on the 1st ot beptemoer
next, consequently the old firm wilt be closed, and we
would resoecUuliV invite all those who kuow them
selves indebted to call aud settle either by note er cash
cash preferred. ery respectiullv,
W. C. ORIS V"OLD CO.
Julv21.155S. 2otf
C. B. Pillow.
TEALER in clocks, watches and Jewelry. Sa-
lem. O. T. Particular attenuou paid to the
repairing of watches and clocks. All work war
ranted. Jewelry repaired at short notice.
FOR SALE :
Watches and clocks, 8 day striking clocks at a very
low price ; also 50 hour marine clocks.
JEWELRY.
Ladies and gents Brooches, Finger Rigs.Ear Rings
uold Buckles, wuard vnaius,x-c, &c
Salem. July 6, 1857. 17tf
WANTED.
AGENTS in Oregon and Washington Territories, and
California, to sell my Eclectic Linivirnt. 1 wiil psy
a premium of fifty dollars to tue Agent who wiil sell
the greatest amouut of Linimeut from the brst of June
next, isoti. nntil tne ioiiowiog June, i-vy. ena on
your orders for the Linimeut; I will pay all freight,
charges, on tbe Liniment sent to Agents, therefore no
Agent will be at any expense in receiving it. The
Agents are to sign a receipt or pay for the medicines
wuen sold. Tbe price ol Aauimeui is 1 uu per dozen
JUtl.N HAtiUKUlI;,
ly5 2d St., Corvallis, Oregon
w. s. ladd, Portland. J. w. laud, San Francisco
W. S. Ladd &. Co.
Shipping and ComwuMsum Merchant, Portland. Oregon
LI BER AL advances made on all consignments of Or
egon produce. Messrs Wakeman, irtinou A Co.,
Ao. Ti, South street, New York, will receive and for
ward all goods and machinery, addressed to our care
via Mu r ranuisco, vr uirect to Oregon.
Jan. 1.158. f
J. JL. Coombs. M. D.,
CORVALLIS, O. T.
GENERAL practitioner of medicines, Surgery, Ac.
Tue lnnnuary is still attached to his oilice, lor the
accommodation ol patients not affected by contagious
disease. s"
Statutes of Oregon,
CAN be fouiid at John Fleming's, Oregon City; and
at A. R. Siiipley'a, Portland. But tew copies are
lelt.
Juue 29, lf5S.
Attention Farmers.
TTTE will pay the highest market price "in caan
n"for
VV wheat. BEACH I
BEACH A HOGL'E.
E. Pelton, Geo. IT. Jones k Co.,
SELL EXCHANGES on New York, in amounts to
suit purchasers. .
Salem, May 17, 1858. 10tT
CAROLINA rice, and syrun to sweeten it in 5 gallon
kexs.at 421 j W. K. SMITH A Co a.
SALT, sal soda, aud sassafras, at
(42tf) W. K. SMITH A Co's.
PICKLES and pepper
paper, at 42UT
sauce, wash-boards and sand
W. K. SMITH A Co s.
PURE WINES and liquors for medicinal purposes,
at 42tfl W. K. SMITH A CVa. .
FREKCH merinos, and alpacas, at
t!2tfl W.K.SMUH4;Co.
E8TRAY NOTICE8
fThe charge for estrav notices la one dollar, for eactl
animal advertised. No notice will appear until paid1
. nnere uo money, or lesstnan tne correct tmoioi
sent with an estrav notice, the notice will ant be
published nntiltbe full amount is received.)
rTIAKEX CP. by the subscriber, living one mile east
L of Corvailis, Llau Co., Orleans precinct, two yoke
of oxen, one white and red pided, marked nndsrslope
and opperbit in left ear, and nnderslope in right ear;
one speckled ox, nnderbit in right ear, branded J It
on tbe shoulder, supposed to be five and seven years
old; also, one red and white ox. marked with crop
and underbit In eacti ear. one Mack ox, crop ctr tbe
right and nnderslope of tbe left ear. supposed to be
seven and eight years old. branded U ft on the shoul
der, also, oue blue nx, marked swaUow-fcrk in eacb
ear, branded J D on the shoulder.
CHARLES MULKRY.
Rept.2.18r,a.
2w3J
rpAKEN UP, by tbe subscriljer, living in Centre
JL bend, between crescent and irenton rerry s.
on precinct, Urnpqua comity, Oregon, one stag, abt
' or 8 years old, color mostly black, wan some wnite
pots, the points of Imrus sawed off. marked with m
nootn crop on tne ngnt ear. and upper aau crop on
the left, no brands perceivable.
A.O. LAil'OJ.
Sept. 2, 1858. JwJl
' IA KEN UP, by the subscriljer. living 7 miles s. e. of
J. Salem, one brown Indian horse, supposed to be 9
years old. some saddle marks, a small white spot in the
forehead, aud one on the nose; about 11 hands high,
nd branded one the left shonlder HR S.
ANDREW EMERICK.
Oct- 16, 159. 2w32
rj 'AKEN UP, by the subscriber, residing 1 mile eat
A of Salem, oue roan more, blaze face, left hind
foot white, a scar on the hock; no other marks perceiv--able.
BENJAMIN STANTON.
October 6, K'. 2w32
TAKEN UP. by the subscriber, living in the Fofks
of tbe Sankam, Linn Co., one steer supposed to be
2 years oid, brindie sides, white back and beily. some
wliite ia tbe face over tbe left eye, marked hole in each"
ear, no other marks or brands perceivable.
Sept. 12. 19$9. 2w32
fsAKhJH L r. bv tne snttscnocr. living, living
atLe-
JL land creek houe, Josephine Co.. on the 4ta day
of Septeaioer. WiS. one briudie steer, four years
old. has a smooth crop off the left bip. Also one red
Spanish steer. 3 years old. marked with a half erorp
o botn ears, and branded witn rl on tne ngnt n;p
Also, one white face cow. 7 or 8 years old, has a
smooth crop and enderbit ont of the right ear. brand
ed with a C on tbe right Sank. Also, one black borse
pony, 7 or 8 years old, some white on the forehead,
and a snip on the nose, both hind feet, and the right
fore foot white., no brands perceivable.
T ft OGOOU A HA Kb. fciS
Sept. 4. 1?5S. 2wJl
riAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living in Linn Co..
JL when berding cattle tear the foot of Mt. Hood on
the east aide, on the tributaries of Olney's creek, a
distance from any settlement of twelve or fifteen
miles, one black horse, sopnosed to be 5 or 6 years
old, about fifteen hands high, the right fore foot white
nearly tij the pastern joint, a few white hairs in bs
forehead, no other fleb marks perceivable: branded
on the right shoulder E ahd on the left shnclder tbca.
9;. and the appearance ef being branded on an elder
brand. JONATHAN KEENEY.
Oct. 2. 1S5. JwJl
rTVAKEN UP. by tiie subscriber. living eight mile
JL from Milwaukee, on the road leading to Philip
Fosters, in Rock creek precinct, Clackamas co., one
white raire, no marks or brands perceivable, supposed
to be about twelve years oid, said snare came here
aboct the middle of May last, and was taken np on the
t!i of October. 2558. S. P. G1LLILAND-
Oct. tth. 155S. 2w31
ryiAKEN UP. by tbe Subscriber, living one mi'm
1 sonta of Conser s Terry, in unn Co., one ciacc
mare male, branded on the left hip with a Y, on the
left shoulder H B. no other brands perceivable, has a
running sore cn the right jaw. said mole is old, and
has been running in the vicinity about &ix months.
rk . T-fT. i.i- r.n-
Oet.3d.15j9. 2w3l
rrtAKEX UP. by the subscriber, living in Peoria pre-
JL cinct. Linn Co, one bay mare, eirat or nine year
old. with a spot in her face, and left hind foot white
a brand on the left thonlder, resembling a horse ?hxe,
and X T on the left bip ; said mare came tn my prem
ises in May last. . J. a. WKOjMi.
Sept. 9, 185-"; 2w31
f"AKEN I P. fcy the subscriber, living 7 miles soutn
JL west of Corvai'is. Benton Co., one brindie cow. S
or 4 years old, marked slit is each ear, nnderbit in the
right". A No, one red-sided cow, line back white face
some indistinct brands, 3 or 4 years cl i.
J. M. MOKl'.IS.
Sept.23.lS3-. 2w31
Straw Cattle.
SEVERAL head of cattle have strayed from
my premises, branded and marked as fol
lows: ur curt, crop and sin in tne ngai,
and aaiier bit in the le:t, horn mark, the tips of the
boms sawed off, and branded with the letter V on back
part of the right born; tbe horn marks on some of the
vcung catt'ie may be defaced by tbe pealing of tbe
boras; there is also a brand on tbe left bip intended
for J F B: some of them are badly scarred in brand
ing. Any person having knowledge of the whereabout
of the above described cattie sbail be amply rewarded
for Ms trouble, if be will drive tnem to my place, or
give roe information of their whereabouts. My post--
oSce is Albany, Linn Co., O T.
i u. unit nji.
Albany, Angn SS. lo!. 3m27
Mules Lost!!
STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, from Sa
lem, on Friday nizht last, two borse males; one a
verv btrge dark bay mule, about IS hands high, brand
ed A on the hip. left fore foot has been corked, and
looks bad. 1 be otner a light bar, about 141-1 nana
high, has a R rnsn nose. B jti are shod ail ruaad, and
hid heavy leather halters on.
It any o-ie a.nn Bid tnem. please deliver taeaa to
JOHN BASH. Aiem, who will pay him liberally for'
their trouole. PRIOR F. BLAIR.
Salem. Jane 21. l5s. 16tf
Strayed,
TROM F. E. E!dridces farm on French Pra:-
JU r"ie. six or wore bead of rattle, branded .
on tbe left bin with a brand resembling two
, . , - i 1- . l. V. T! A.. : - ...uc.&A n-
return them to Mr. EidridC, who will reward them for
their trouble. WM. TICHENOU.
Sent. 30. 1SK3. 3ftf
To Indian Department Claimant.
HAYING been appointed, by the Secretary cf th .
Interior, commissioner 'o audit and state."' the
cl-iims against the Indian service in Oregon Territory .
originating during the year ending the 30th of June.
1S5;, I have opened an office in the room occupied by
the Quarter-master General in this place, where all per--sons
holding fnch claims are notined to present the?
same, for examination and auditing, at as early a day
as possible. Proof is required in every case.
C. H. MOTT, Commissioner.
Salem. Sept. 14, 1558- 27tf
Oregon Times and Christian Advocate, Portland.
and Sentinel. Jacksonville, wiil please copy one month
and send account to this office.
Piano Fortes
FROM W. H. Hall A Son's mannfactory 339 Broad
way, N. York, sold at their prices with freightadd
ed. Also, Prince A Co Melodeons.
Call aud we wiil show yon a list of prices and sample
of their work. GEO. H. JONES, Agent.
Salem . May 17. 1 5e. I'tf
Lager Beer.
THE undersigned is manufacturing at the OR-
EGON CITY BREWERY a superior article!
of Iji!?er Beer, as good as any in tbe country.
Always on hand and prepared to 611 orders, at
home or from a distance.
LOUIS BEHREN3.
May 5. ms. 9tf
Window Sash
-1 LAZED, and common sixed nnglazed. just received
T from the Portland sash ractiry. ana ior sie now
for cash, at
REED A STRANG'S.
August 27, 19 5S.
2otf
Wall Paper and Border.
A LARGE and splendid assortment of wall paper
and border, oil. painted window shades, an J paper
window curtains may be found, and for sale very low,
2Mf REED STRANG'S.
Paint Your Houses.
B
EST boiied and raw linseed oil, and purs white
lead for sale at Portland prices, at
25 tf
REED A STRANG'S.
Force Pump.
A FEW more left, at r Call soon.
25tf REED A STRANG'S.
Blanks.
DEEPS, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of
scrip, tax receipts, final proofs, and notifications
a new lot just printed and for sale at the Statesman;
Office.
July 27.157. , 2tf
w. s. ladd, Portland. i. w. iadd, San Francisco,
W. S. jLadd - Co.
tMPORTERS and dealers in Wines, Liquors, and Gro-
X ceries, Portland, urego
Jan. 1. 1S58.
4tr
Ricnards & 3IcCrak.en
TTJILL pay particular attention to the sale of fraifc
V V on consignment, during the coming season.
Portland. Jnne 15, 1&58. 4ml5
Varnishes
OF every description, at
?stf
REED A STRANG'S.
Window Glass.
T7ROM 8 X 10. to 36 X 56 always on hand at' that
tin shop: call ana see.
REED A STRANG'S.
GR1 ND stones, with patent bashings, for sale cheap
at astf REED A STRANG'S.
rrtHE best black tea too ever saw, at
Jl UttfJ W. K. SMTTH A Co's.
LAMP oil. candles, andeweet oil, at
llitfl W.K.SXlTHACo'j,