same to be used ic forcing or connterfcitinjr
any of the notes issued ns aforesaid, or shall
have in his custodj or possession auj blauk
n.ot?..or "otes eneniTed and printed after the
similitude of any notes issued as aforesaid,
with intent to use such blanks, or cause, or
snffer the same to be used in forpin r 0r
counterfeiting any -of the" notes issued as
aforesaid, or shall bate in his custody or
possession any paper adapted to the making
of such notes, and similar to the paper upon
which any such notes shall have been issued
with intent to use such paper, or cause or
suffer the same to be nscd, in forging or
counterfeiting any of the notes issued ns
aforesaid, every such person being: convicted
thereof by due course of law, shall be sen
tenced to lie imprisoned and kept to hard
labor for a term not less than three nor
more than ten years, aud fined in a sum not
exceeding five thousand dollars.
Sf.c. 14. And le it further enacted. That
it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury to cause a statement to bo pub
lushed monthly of the amount of treasury
notes issued, and paid and redeemed, under
the provisious of this act, showing the bal
ance outstanding each month.
Approved, December 23, 1S37.
AX ACT masing appropriations for the
consular and diplomatic expenses of the
government for the year ending the 30tb
o June, 1859.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Jtepresentativcs of the Lnited States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be, and the same are lereby, ap
propriated, out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the objects
hereafter expressed, for the fiscal year end
ing the thirtieth of Jnne, eighteen hundred
and fifty-tine, namely: ,
For salaries of envoys extraordinary, min
isters, and commissioners of the United
Statei at Great Britain, France, Russia,
Prussia, Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico,
China Chili, Pern, Portuiral, Switzerland,
Rome, Naples, Sardina, Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Sweden, Venezuela, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, and Sandwich Island, two hun
dred and seventy-four thousand dollars.
For salaries of the Secretaries of legation
of the United States, twelve thousand dol
lars. For sa!aries of assistant secretaries of le
gation at London and Paris, three thousand
dollars.
For salary of the secretary of legation to
China, acting as interpreter, five thousand
dollars.
For salary of the Secretary of legation to
Turkey, acting as dragoman, three thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses of all the mis
sions abroad fifty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign inter
course, sixty thousand dollars.
For expenses of intercourse with the Bar
bary powers, three thousand dollars.
For expenses of the consulates in tlie
Turkish dominions, viz: interpreters, guards
and other expenses of the consulates at Con
stantinople, Smyrna, Candia, Alexandria,
und Beiront, twotLousand fire Luudred dol
lars. Fcr the relief and protection of American
seamen in foreign countries, one hundred
and fifty thousand dollar?.
For expenses which may be incurred in
acknowledging the services of the matters
and crews of foreign vessels in rescuing citi
zens and vessels ol the United States from
shipwreck, ten thonsand dollars, to be ex
pended under the direction of the President
of the United States.
For the purchase of blank bo"k station
ery, arms of the United S:ates, sea's presses,
and najrs, and fcr the payment of Postage
and miscellaneous expenses of the consuls of
the t cued States, forty-seven thoasaud dol
lars. Fcr ofuce rent for those consuls general,
consuls, and commercial agents who are not
allowed to trade, including loss by exchange
thereon, twenty-seven thousand three hun
cred and seventy dollars.
For salaries of consuls general at Quebec,
Calcutta, Alexandria, Simoda, Havanna,
Constantinople, Foankfort-on-thi-Main; con
f nl3 at Liverpool, London, Melbourne, llong
Kong, Glasgow, Mauritius, Singapore, Bel
fast, Cork, Dundee, Demerara, Halifax,
Kingston, (Jamaica , Leeds, Manchester,
Nassau (New Providence,) Southampton,
Turk's Island, Tricce Edward's Island,
Havre, Paris, Marseilles, Bordeaux, La
Xlocheile, Lyons, Moscow, Odessa, Levl,
Saint Petersburg, Matanzs, Trinidad de
Cuba, Santiogo de Coba, San Joan, (Porto
Rico), Cadiz, Malaga, Tonce (Porto Rico),
Trieste, Vienna, Aix-le-Chaj e!!e, Canton,
Shanghai, Fouchou, Annoy, Xigpo, Beiront,
Smyrna, Jernselam, Rotterdam, Amster
dam, Antwerp, Fnuchai, Oporto, St. Thom
as, Fisiaeur, Genoa, Basle, Geneva, Messi
na, Naples, Pulermo, Leipsie, Munich, Leg
born, Stuttgardt, Bremen, Hamburg, Tan
giers, Tripoli, Tunis, Rio-de-Jaoeiro, Per
nambaco, Vera Cruz, Acapulco, Callao,
Valparaio, Buenos Ayres, San Joan del Sur
Aspinwall, Panama, Layguayro, Honolulu,
Cyrus. Battavia, Faytl, Santiago, (Capede
Vere), Saint Croix, Spezzla, Athens, Zanzi
bar, Bahia, Maranham Island, Para. Rio
Grande, Mtamoras, Mexico (city), Tanipi
co, Pa del Norte, Tabasco, Paita, Tom
bez, Talcabuano, Carthagenia, Sabanillo,
Omca, Guayaquil, Cobija, Montevideo, Ta
lita, Bay of Islands, Apia, Lantbala; com
mercial agent at San Juan del Norte, Port
an Prince, San Domingo (city), St. Paul
de Loanda (Angola), Monrovia, Gaboon,
Cape Haytien, Acx Cayes, and Amoor riv
er one hundred and seventy three thousand
cevn hundred dollars.
For interpreters to the consulates in Chi
na, four thousand five hundred and seven
ty dollars.
For compensation of the commissioner,
recretary chief Astronomer and surveyor,
clerk, and for provisions, transportation
and contingencies of the commission to run
and mark the boundary line between the
United States and the British possessions
bounding on Washington Territory, seventy
ene thousand dollars.
For compensation and per diem or the
commissioner, compensation of the surveyor
and for the payment of all expenses of the
commissioner under the reciprocity treaty
with Great Britain, twenty-three thousand
dollars.
Approved Jnne 5, 1S5S.
AX ACT to authorize the President of the
United States, in conjunction with the
State of Texas, to run and mark the
boundary lines between the Territories of
ho United States and the State of Texas.
' He it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives rJ the L auecl estates oj Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the Presi
dent of the United States be, and he here
by is, authorized and empowered to appoint
a suitable person or persons, who, in con
junction with such person or persons as may
be appointed by and on behalf of the State
of Texas for the saie purpose, shall rnn
and mark tb boundary lines bctweeu the
srritories of the USted States and the
State of Texas; beginning at the point
where the one-hundredth degree of longitude
west from Greenwich crosst Red rirer, and
running thence north to the poiut where
said one hundredth degree of longitude in
tersects the parallel of thirty-six degrees
thirty minutes north latitude; and thence
west with the said parallel of thirty-six de
grees aud thirty minutes north latitude to
the oint where it intersects the, one hun
dred and third degree of longitude west
from Greeuwich; aud thence south with
the said one hundred and third degree, of
longitude to the thirty-second parallel of
north latitude; and thence west with the
said thirty-second degree of north latitude
to the Rio U rnnde.
Sec. 1. And be it further enacted, That
such landmarks shall be established at the
said point of Iwginning on Red river, and
at the other corners, aud on the said sever
al lines of said boundary, as may be agreed
on by the Presideut cf the United States,
or those actintr under his authority, aud the
said State of Texas, or those acting under
it authority.
Sec. 3. And le it further enacted, That
the sum of 880,000, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, be, aud the same is here
by appropriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated" to car
ry out the provisions of this act: Provided,
That the person or persons appointed and
employed on the part and behalf of Texas
are to be paid by the said State: Provided,
further. That uo person except a superin
tendent or commissioner shall be appoiuted
or employed in this service by the United
States but snch as are required to make the
necessary observations and surveys to ascer
tain such liue and erect suitable tnouumeuts
thereon and make return of the same.
Approved June 5, 1S5S.
AX ACT toaltir the Time of holding the
Courts of the United States for the State
of South Carolina.
Le it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That from and af
ter the passage cf this act, the terms of the
district court of the United States for
South Carolina, at its sitting in Charleston,
shall be held on the first Monday in Janua
ry, May, Ju!y aud October, in each and ev
ery year, instead of at the times heretofore
appointed.
Sac. 2. And le it further enacted, That
from and after the passing of this act, the
term of the circuit court of the L'nited
States for South Carolina, at its sitting in
Charleston, shall be held on the first Mon
day in April, in each and every year, in
stead of at the time heretofore appointed.
Sec. 3. And le it farther enacted, That
all writs, recognizances and process of all
kinds, already issued, taken or made return
able to the time hitherto appointed for the
terms of the said courts, shall be considered
aud taken as made for the time herein pro-.
viaen lor tne said courts.
Approved, February 10, 1853.
A ACT making an appropriation for the
payment of clerks employed in the offices
ot tbe registers of the land Offices at Or
egon city aud Winchester in tbe Territory
of Oregon.
Be it enacted ly the Senate rnd House of
Representatives of the Lnited States of Aner
ica in Congress assembled. That the sum of
seven thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, to enable the Secreta
ry of the Interior to reimburse the registers
of the land offices at Oregon city and Win
Chester, iu the Territory of Oregon, for ex
penses incurred by them in the employment
of clerks actually required for the transac
tion of the business of their respective offi
ces, growing out cf an act entitled "An
act to create the office of surveyor eeneral
of the the public lands in Oregon and to
provide for the survey and to make dona
tions to settlers of the said public Iands,r
approved September 27, 1850.
Approved June 5, 1858.
AN ACT to supply an Omission in the En
rollment of a certain Act therein named.
Whereas, the following clause of the act
entitled "An act making appropriat'ons for
the support of the army for the year ending
the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
Efty-eiht," approved ilarch third, eighteen
bund red and fifty-seven, to-wit: "For the
tnanufactnre of arms at the national armo
ries three hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars," was omitted in the enrollment of the
sid act; therefore
Be it enacted ly the Senate and Honse of
Representatives cf the Untied States of Ame
rica in Congress assemlled. That the sum of
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars
for the manufacture of arms at the national
armories be and the tame is hereby appro
priated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise1 appropriated.
Approved, February 4, 1858.
AX ACT to detach Selma, iu the State of
Alabama, from the Collection District of
New Orleans, and make it a port of De
livery within tie Collection District of
Mobile.
Be it enacted ly the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ame
rica, m Congress assemlhd, That St-lma, in
the State of Alabama, which was constitu
ted a port of delivery within the collection
district of New Orleans by the act of third
March, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven,
chapter one hundred and two, be detached
from that district, and be made a port of de
livery within the collection district of Mo
bile. Approved, Jannary 27, 1858.
Pacific University.
Toresl Grove, 'Washington Co., Oregon.
Rev. S- M. Marsh, A. AT., President.
Rev. II. Lyman, A. M., Prof. Mathematics.
THE collegiate year consisting of on term of nine
months, will commence on the first Wednesday of
November.
It is the design of this Institnfion to furnish a thor
ough and complete collegiate education.
There is a Library of 1000 volumes for the use of the
students.
Applicant for admission to college must have a
knnwi-dge of the common Kngli'h. branches, and have
studied the ancient langnages so fur as to hare read
portions of Cu-sar and Cicero and the Greek Header.
The tuition fee is $32 per annum.
PREPARATION DEPARTMENT.
Students fittintr for college, as well as others wishing
to pursue collegiate studies without entering upon the
col:cge course, will be under the instruction of the
coi'ege teachers.
The fall term of 1 1 weeks in this department com
mences on the 2d Wednesday or September. Tuition
ts per terra.
Tualatin Academy.
Forest Grove, Washington Co., Oregon,
Rev. Cfsnixc Ef.ij, Principal.
The fall term will commence on the first Wednesday
of Septemlier.
Tuition in the common branches, SO in the higher
Dnuicnes, m per quarter.
Septemlier 2. I".1). 1v?fi
Mail and Passenger Coach.
. ja, THE undersigned hereby informs
f-5S ne Puu'" that he is running a
'tt,.s'vyt weekly line of Coaches between
K&lcra and fcugene City, carrying the L'nited States
Mail and pa-engcr. He leaves f-ugene City Sanu.iy
morniug, arriving at Salem Monday afternoon, and
IcaTes Salem Tuesday morning, arriving at Eugene
Wednesday ereuiuc. (rood accommodation lor passcn
oers. Fare, $6 each way.
tlEORIE II. McQUEEJT.
August 10, lS. tl-M
DECLARATION OF WAR!
INDUSTRY
Mast Fresper.
"If THERPXS, In the count of Human Event, tt
VV becomes necessary tlmt. there should be a tlioro'
reform iu tUe l)UY-t;oblS BUSINESS IN
S A L K M , OREGON:
We give notice that fur the accomplishment of this
object wo hereby declare VXCEASISli and lr.
VO.MI'ltOMJSlXli warag.iin.st Al.li MOXOPOf.Y
and lluai Pricks. Our war will not lie a war of words,
hut of Action; and although we expect to exc-itethc
envy aud npjxisiiion ot our brethren in trade, we suall
imrikw.tich a course as win m.ike tins ttio
CHEAP EST. STORE AV OREGON!
And wc cheerfully invite all who wish to buy goods at
the LOWES l' POSSIBLE price, to an examination
of our
Embracing an Exhibition of the Industry of trrry
.Nation, winch u:tz::le iv their IIKII.1.1 AM I or ioinr
and UEOIMiEOL'SN KSS of design, and vrsr excitk
the aumikat os ot Hit lovers of tne beautiful
We have "purple and line linen-' and the MOST
BEWITCHING and ENCHANTING
STYLES OF GOODS
Designed expressly to adorn the persons of the rentier
sexs. So ItKAi'TtKi'L, indeed, that we ean truly say,
attcr our goods nave oeen purcnasea ana nttea to tne
OKACKKI'I. rOHStS of OUT " FAIR rl STOMKKS,"
That Solomon in all his Glory was not arrayed like
one of these.1'
We also nuite the useful with the beautiful, and can
supply tne most boiui and substantial or
MATRONLY WANTS
In all the departments of Household economy, enter
taining the most profound respect for the uooo iipcsi-
wifk. cnave taken t.M SUAL pains to provide an
assoitment or
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Which in quality and price should entitle ns to the
gratitude of nil who love to buy the BEST liOODS at
the BEST BARUAIXS.
In all our purchases we have been guided by a desire
v fg(vc our
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
the full benefit of everything which was
most ixrnixa ix style, most
SUBSTANTIAL IN MANUFACTURE
nd most REASONABLE in price.
And now having performed our duty as yoni agenta.we
iu.Miw.in.1 invitean examination or onr
spring and summer goods.
We have not time to go into an enumeration of the
many bargains we areottVring.7oiuanri trM srrthrm;
THorsA.NHdwii.LUKr tiik hknkmt or them; and will
aid nsmonr wanare c.u:M all
H UM B U G M OXOPO L Y.
AND II I II II PRICES.
Respectfully invitim the mt thorough scrutiny,
ana cs-iceming u a pieastire to snow goods, we are
tne publics. otHrdirnt servants.
, Awaiting we remiin.
Your mnt respectfully.
W. C. CJIUSWOLD & Co.
Salem, April SC.KjS. 7tf
.tw Tash and Exrlianse Store in Salrm.
rpHE undersigned take pleasure In announcing to the
L citizens of Salem and vicinity, that thty have
pun.-ua.seti oi j. x r-taraey. tne iock or floods con
sisting of line and heavy clothinir, staple and fancy dry
froods. boots and fluics, procer.es, crockery. c, and
will continue the bu-iuess at the same Ktand called
the head-quarters. Due of the nrra. Nathan Cohen, is
well known t this community for bi el and integri
ty as a Ducine nun. tli u very ttianKtul to bis friends
and the public in eeneral for the fair patronage and
warm friendship lvstowvd on him in other times. Mr.
Kish is an experienced business man; will be found
orthy the attention of the public. We intend to
keep always on hand a fir.e assortment of the above
mentioned poiU, with thousands ot other articles too
numerous to mention, which we will sell so cheap that
everyb-xly w;ll be pleased with our cds and prices.
We will psy the hi?hct market price fir all kind-
of marketable Oregon produce. Any produce left with
ns. to sell on commission, will I attended to, without
anv chanre leing made for storage.
We nave now on hind a tine assortnie'it of ladies
and Missi s" bonnets, and all kinds of mil'nery poods,
which we will sell at wh"Iesa!e and refc.il very cheap:
fuch a the silk velvets, silks and satins, rihluns, arti
ficials, flowers, feathers, veivet ribbons, la rushe laces.
Ac. embroideries, an 1 drv-s trimming, to which we
call the attention of the ladies. New (roods received
constantly. CO! I EX A FISH.
Corner ComT.erdal aad State street.
July 21. lg.a. 9 jotf
New Store and New Goods.
At Oatland, Mrthrnry'M Frrry, O. T.
ALBERT ZIF.RElt. Dealer in dry goods, groceries
crockerv. hardware, produce, Ac.
Hi vine purchased the stick in trade of G. E. (Jetch-
eu. t$rether with the premises known as Mctheney s
Kerry, on the Willamette rivrr. and havine built a n-w
storehouse, and replenished the stock of goods on hand.
now o!tfr to exenange, tor pnxluceor cash, an assort
ment of
Iry goods. eonistin of cl-thinsr, cassimeres, satit
netts, sheeting, chirtins, and faucy P'tods; huts and
caps, bwts and shus. trroceries in variety, with spices,
nuts, raisins, and candies; paints, oils, medicines, per
fumery, crockery, tinware, hoilow-ware, stoves, hard
ware eut'ery , and many other articles to meet the wants
of the public .
He has also moved and repaired his warehouse, fo
that he is now prepared to purchase or take in storasre,
country produce, which he caa discharge by a slide to
steamers' decks, without loss orexpense of drnyape
And beinir determined to constantly keep on hand a
pood snpjily of such iroods as the country trade may re
quire, lie "believes he can make it an object for the peo
ple in his vicinity to extend hiin their patrona?e.
Xo difference madeintUe price of soods, wheth
er sold for cash or produce.
October 3. 1 4 7. 30tr
New Goods at New Prices.
T K.SMITHACo. would inform their patrons.
Y and the public senerallv. that they have iust
received a large addition to their stock of Roods, which
they will exchange for produce, or cash, on the most
favorable terms. They have now a complete assort
ment of dry goods, which they will sell
Ckraper than any other store in Salrm.
Their stock of boots and shoes is equal to anv to be
found in Salem, con'istintrof men's and boy's coarse
and fine boots, men s and boy's shoes; ladies' boots,
shoes, and slippers, children aud infants shoes men s
ladies, and misses rubber overshoes, and in short, any
thing in the boot and shoe line that can be desired.
Their stock of proceriesis also full, consisting ot
coffee, green and biack teas, cm-hed and brown susrar.
syrup, salerattis in bulk. cream of tartar, salt, soap, to
bacco, sago, starch, tapioca, macaroni, raisins, and
sweet oil, si I of which will be sold .cheap for cash or
country produce.
i'urviiusers win do well to can and exatnineour stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined to
cjve onr customers satisfactiou in the quality and pri
ces of our goods. 42tf
Alexander & McEwan,
ARE offering Tor sale the best and cheapest goods in
Oreg'm:
DUYliiiOIW,
UltOCKKlEA,
IIAHDWARE,
HOOTS.
SHOES.
CHOOKERYWARE, Ac
We are also paying cash aud exchanriug iroods for
all kinds of produce:
WHEAT,
BARLEY",
TOUK,
BACON". Ac.
We will satisry yon that we give good bargains.
We have the best Tea imported, the best aiurar and
coffee.
Cedar and White Fir shingles. Timothy and Blue-
grass seed always on hand.
Al.t..VA.M)h.K HCCWJUi.
CorvaUis, August 13, ltviM. tf24
CHEAT INDUCEMENT!
2s E W FIRM
CUEADLE & BROTHERS,
EXCHANGE STORE !
. DRY-UOODS AND FAMILY GROCERIES,
OP Which we will keep constantly on hand, a good
variety. We are dttrrminrd to sell for ready pay
as low at any r -tail store on the Willamette river. To
prove this assertion, we request ladies and gentlemen to
call and see before purchaaing elsewhere.
x. ii. we win also, pay casa or goous in excuange
for all kinds of Merchantable produce.
R. CUEADLE A BROTHER.
Albany, May 10, 1S.8. limit)
A. Rosst, F. Bartels, D. Smith, K. Hiblev.
Willamette Iron Works,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
WE beg to inform the public of Oregon and Wash?
ington Territories tlmt we have completed our
Foundry, Boiler, Blacksmith, pattern and Machiue
shop, aud are prepared to build
EXGIXE3, BOILERS, SAWMILLS, AXD ALL
Other kinds of machinery. Onr businesa conucction
in the Eastern States, the great convenience of our lo
cality, the superiority and number of our machines,
the use of water power instead of steam, and the per
fect knowledge of all branches of our business will en
able ns tAcompcte with California.
Inviting the public to give ns a call and favor as with
their patronage, we promise to execute their orders on
the shortest notice and at Aa Francisco prices.
w A. ROSSI A Co.
May, 1858. ly
BLASTING powder, and water proof caps, at
UM W. K.SMITH A Co's.
COTTOX rope, for clothes lines, and small rope for
halters, at 42tr W. K. SM ITH A Co's.
CORN starch, tapioca. sago and hecker. farina, for I
puddings.a. lUtQ W. K. SMITH A Cg'a. J
Richards & McCralten,
COEiniSSION MERCHANTS
AND Jobbers in OREGON l'KODUCH or every de
scription. No. 41 Sacramento at., (Fire-l'roof
Store,) San Franrisco.
tU The highest market price paid for TttODUCE.
a- Liberal advances made on consignments.
44- Orders fur Oregon trade promptly attended t3.
Ollice in I'ortlaud, upper wharf bout.
J AUKS K.ltlCKAKIM, JOIIM M'OIIAKKS,
Sun Fi ancico. ' I'm tlatul, Orrgon.
June 22, 1S58. lyis
Tlie Peoples' Dm; Store,
SALEM, OREGON.
r. n. r&LUEn. ntsuv s. surp.
TrEKl the purest and best preparations In the Drug
JV line. Cologims and perfumeries of the highest
order, highly scented toilet soap, hair nil, ink, pens,
letter paper, fancy note paper and envelops, pencils,
Ac, Ac, to which we beg the attention of every body.
August 24, 1H68. Iy2i
John R. Foster.
Importer and Dealer la
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
MEVHAXICS' TOOLS, Farming Implement!,
. Ac, Ac, Ac.
AT TUB
FIRE PROOF GRANITE FRONT STORE,
Front street, Portland, Oregon.
February, H58. 4tf
Albany Book Store.
THE undersigned would inform the citizens of Llnn
Co., and the public generally, that they have just
received, and will keep constantly on hind, for sale, a
large assortment of school books In common use, and
also a variety of miscellaneous books, stationery, Ac.
HALEV BUM'S.
Albany, Oregon, July 1 , 1558. lstf
Ilojrle & Sites,
IJUYSICIAN'S AND SURGEONS, would respectfully
iuform the citizens, of Polk Co., aud vicinity, that
they have eutcred into copartnership for the practice
of medicine, surgery, and obstetrics. OUice, Dallas,
Polk. Co. J. W. It.iyle. M. D., for the present will be
found at his residence, 3 miles east of Dallas.
June 15, 1S58. l.tf
D. William Doutliit,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
ASH
PROCTOR I N ADMIRALTY.
Will practice in the Supreme and District Courts
of this State.
MW Ofllce over Starr's Tin Store. Frontstreet.-Sa
3tf Portland, Oregon.
J. Fleming.
VT the Orrgon City. Post Office Building, has just
received, direct'from New York, 100 copies of
"Downing s t nut and r ruit 1 rees or America, revised
and enlarged. for I'vil the latest published edition of
this valuable work. He has also on hand. a good stock
of miscellaneous bonks and stationery, for sale cnerms
tosnu ine uthc?.
Oregon City. Dec. IS, 157. 41tf
W. W. Page.
A TTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. rort-
land, O. T. 20tf
H. D. Crantr,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Albany.O.T.Feb..l85S. 4tf
Dr. S. It. Uuckles,
OFFICE,
SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY.
Salem, November 9, 1S57. Sotf
M il Ham C. UrisiTold & Co.,
M
ERCHANTS. SALEM. OREGON TERRITORY
W. C. UKISWOLD, 22tf C. 8. WOODWOBTH.
31edical Notice.
THE suhscril'er. woitld inform the inhabitants that he
i- st his old stand, ready t attend to all calls iu
his profession : also he has on hand a well selected
stock of Eclectic concentrated Medicines, with a well
Slotted snpp'y of Syringes, all of which he will dispose
oi on reasonable terms. . AKIllOi,
Salem iH-cember 2. 158. Stf
.MfdiCul AOtiff.
Tit- ft. W. PHAW, late of San Francisco. California
A J criers bis professional services to the citizens to
Salem and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a t hare to
public favor.
- Office at Reed and Fellows' drug store.
lly It. W.SHAW,
A. J. Thaytr,
ATTORNEY AXDOOCNSELUm AT LAW. Office
in Crvallis, Benton Co., O- T., opposite to the
City Hotel iu said town. ! tf
W. B. FAXKAK. L1NS1.NU STOTT
Farrar k Slant,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
'haocery and Admiralty.
aw O:lice"ou Front street, one door north of the
" Exchange."
Portland. O. T.. July 20. i37. 21tf
I. K. Smith.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
Solicitor, in Chancery, CorvaUis O. T.
1. . 8MITH. 51tf
M. W. Mitchell,
VTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EU
gene City, Lane County, O. T.
Sai Francisco Adrcrtisin: iff nc y
I' P. FISUFR, iron building, opposite Pacific Express
J Office, upstairs. Files of all tbe principal Papers of
California and Omronmay be found 8t fiis office. Air.
r isber is tbe authorized Agent for the statesman.
Chrjtrr S. Trrrr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALEM. OREOON. COM
"rsissioner of Deeds, and to take testimony, ac
knowledgments. e.. c, for lowa, lmliana. Missouri,
Michimn. California and Washinsrton Territorv. Let
ters cf Attorney, and all other instruments of writing,
drawn on short notice.
is. Particular attention paid to taking depositions.
collections of Notes, Account. Ac, 32tf
W. S. Brork,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Solicitor in Chancery, will practice in the various
courts in this Territory, and promptly attend to the col
lection of all claims against the United States, through
an efficient airent residing at Washington City. Office
in Eugene City, 1-jne County, O. T.
II. E. Strattou,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in the various
courts of southern Oregon, aud in the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
t'rrtcK ill Scottsburgh, Ltnpqua county, O.T.
N. B. Ronntv Ijnd Warrants obtained lor claimants
on reasonable terms. 23tf
E. M. BAKM-M. J. 0. W1LSOK
Uarnum ts, Wilson.
ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Sa
lem, Oregon. Particular attention Is given to the
collection or notes aud accounts, and' cairns against
government.
Jiouiity Land Warrants bonght and sold.
" UiB -c over Starkey's Store. 4S
II. F. lionliam.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Of
fice at the Court House, Salem, O. T. fitf
1. B. Ballock,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, PORTLAND. O. T.
Designs, plans, specifications, Ac, furnished on
reasonable terms.
Campbell k Pratt.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, San Francisco. California.
Office, corner Montgomery and Sacremento streets,
ovei lV-.ott & Cos. Bank.
Messrs. Camnliell A Pratt have lately removed from
Oregon, and will be pleased to attend to all business
eutrusted to their care. am
AlkianukiiCami'bkll. O. L. Pratt.
Corinthian Lodge
OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, will hold
their regular communications on the Thursday
niuht liefore the full of the moon of each month, ex
cept when it fulls on Thursday night, then on that
night in Albany, o. T.
Brethren ia good standing are cordially invited to at
tend. DELAZON SillTIl, W. M.
SrKisoKR, Sec y. tr
Dickinson Type Foundry. -
Pn ELI'S A DALTOV. Boston. L.P. Fisher, Agent,
San 'ranchtco. Orders solicited for type, leads,
rule, Ac.
August 45, 1857. 2f
Dressed, Tongue & Grooved Floor
ing. DRESSED, Tongue & Grooved Ceiling;
" Siding;
IWAia VUktiH s a vs " w" a - --us. -"
for finishing purposes, for sale at Da lielle's Floating
Saw Mills, Salem, O.T.
Pemons having lumber that mcy wmn mamuactured
rnn nfrltA uKaa .ln.islttKf1 I Hill I U rM Ctltl hVa it
donp. at any time at Du Rellea Floating Saw Mills for
$10 per thousand. 13tf
The Island Woqd Yard
WILL be a permanent inttitutim in Salem, after
this. The subscriber has engaged lUVO cords cut
between now and winter, and has machinery to cnt it
into any length required fornse in fire places or stoves.
Those who want to SAVESOMETHING in their fuel
bill, will do wcllto call and see.
ea-Onlcrs left with firiswojd uo., or at Moorcs,
will be attended to.'a 3. A, CLAKIv.
Jnne 1, 13. 12tf
Wallamet University,
salem, Oregon:
rpH E Collegiate Department of the Wallamet Univer
X sity has been organized. Young men designing to
pursue a regular Course of Study, are invited to avail
themselves of the advantages alibrdcd by this Institu
tion. AH available resources will be made ns of to
meet the wants of Students. Ellorts will be continued
to secure a suitable endowment;aud no pains will be spar
ed inohtuiuiiigcoinpeteiitaml experienced Instructors.
The Colleginte year is divided into tltree term, com
mencing as follows:
The first term on the 3d Thursday in Septemtjcr.
. " second term on the 1st " " January,
third last " April.
The Hrst two terms Ate fifteen totekt each; the third,
eleven weeks.
Vacations. There will be two vacations in the
year: one. in April, uf two week, and one, iu the sum
mer, of nine irtrkn.
Tvitios will be at the rate of tl per week, or HO
per annum.
THE OKEOON INSTITUTE The Pbfpabatort
DkI'AKTMKNT.
Tkrms The Academic year is divided into roi'R
Tkkms of eleven treekt each.
The Hrst tenn begins ou the 2d Monday of September.
" secoud term beginson theid Thursday of Nov.
" third " " " " last " " January.
" fourth ' " " lxst " April.
Vacations. There will be two vacations in the year:
one ia April, of tiro treekt; aud one in the summer, of
six irrtkt.
Ti'itios will be paid at the beginning of each Term
in ailvanee, at the following rates:
In Languages, Higher Mathematics k Chem., tlO 00
Other studies of the Academic Division, .. 7 SO
" Common English Division, 6 50
" Primary " " 5 50
For use of the Piano I 50
Instrumental music, 10 00
Instruction in vocal music is given to all the
students fie of that ge.
THE FACULTY during the present year will con
sist of
Rev. F.S. Hoyt, A. M-, President and Acting Profess
or of Ancient LanguiiEcs.
S. II. Wilbur, Professor of Mathematics, Teacher
of English Branches.
Miss A. V. A miraux. Teacher of Instrumental Music.
Mrs. P. M. Hoyt, Teacher of French, Painting and
Drawing.
Mrs. C. Wilbnr, Teacher of Primary Division.
Ahmissios. Students will be admitted at any time;
and will le charged for tuition from the time they en
ter only, but their progress will be greatly promoted
by entering early in the Academic year.
In rases where, from necessity, students leave before
the end of the term for which payment has been made,
a just proiortion not more than three-fourths nor less
tlian oue-f.Rirth of the tuition fee will be refunded.
Students are not allowed to leave just lefore examina
tion. Patrons who are inattentive to this point, inflict
great injury upon both the student and the Institu
tion. Boakdino. Young gentlemen and ladies can obtain
board atreasonable rates with private families.
Cornse of Sttdt. A Course of Study has been
adopted for both the Collegiate and Preparatory De
partments, well calculated to secure ripe scholarship,
mental discipline, and a preparation for the active du
ties of life.
A liberal Conrseof Study has been adopted for young
ladies who desire to obtain a thorough education.
nr A Diploma will be awarded to all who shall
complete the prescribed course.
The tiOVERNHEST will be rarentsl bnt strict aim
ing constantly at the formation of correct habits of
Seir-fioveniment. I areful attention will be given to
manners and morals.
Scholarships, perpetaal. or for the period of ten
years, securing tuition at very reduced rates, can be
purchased. For further particulars apply to the Presi
dent. Per order of Executive Committee.
CHESTEit X. TERRY,
Sec. Board of Trustees.
Pa'em. Aug. 4. IV,9. S4tf
Nobles & Iloare's Yarnfclirs.
Ill THE STANDARD AMERICA!! .CO
5,taDi5' Dostoo Drnslies.
ATLANTIC WHITE LIADi
FOREST RIVER DO.
Til HAWS and other
GLUES, BR
San Fran. March,
lyS
la. . Washington,
A GEXT for the prosecution of claims at Washincr
XX. ton, D. C, before the Executive lepartiaents, Con
gress and the Court of Claims. Will attend to the set
tlement of accounts of Marshals, District Attorneys,
and other Federal officers, and of contractors with the
Postoflice and other Departments: also, to the procur
ing of Patents for I.and. Laud Warrants, and other bu
siness of a (Jeneral Agency.
Refers to lien. Joseph Lane. Oregon Territory: Gov.
Isaac I. Stevens. Washington Ter.: Hon. M. H.'McAl
lister, Hon.Ogden HoR'uutn and It. Aug. Thompson, of
San Francisco. Cal.; Hon. James Guthrie, Louisville,
Ky.. and to the Officers gneral!y of the Treasury and
Interior Departments at WashinL-ton.
Address L. WASH1SOTOX.
1 vlO Washington D. C.
Coi-Tallis Dm 5 Store.
TR.CARDWELL. Druggist and Apothecary, is eon-
stautly receiving, per California steamers, laree
and carefully selected stocks of Drugs and Medicines,
Oils. Paints, Varnish, Soaps, Perfumeries, Toilet Fur
niture. Stationery, and all articles usually kept in In-ug
Stores. Agent for Jaynes, and other patent medicines,
which, will be furnished at California, wholesale prices.
J OKPER9 SOEICITEO. -fc
. J. R, CARDWELL.
- CorTallis, May 2", 1R57. 12tf
Tlie Laws of Oregon.
THE OREGON STATUTES, 1855. being a large vol
ume of 650 paces, with complete index. annota
tions, and references, comprising all the laws in force in
tlie Territory, inclusive of those passed at last session
of the Legislative Assembly, are for sale at the offic of
the Statesman, at five dollars per copy. The work is ex
ecuted in the best manner, bound in law style, and
is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a like work can
be bought in any State in the Union, and at the lowest
tieure they can be afforded for here. The price places
them within the reach of all who desire the laws they
live unuer. urucn tor wou accvinpnuiea wun tne casa.
filled by return mail. It is the last code of laws that
ill pmlmbly be published in Oregon, for many vears.
In addition to tbe enactments of the Legislative Assem
bly, the volume contains the Declaration of Independence,-Constitution
of the United States, Treaties with
Great Britain relating to Oregon. Ordinance of 17tt7.in
force in Oregon, Donation law and all amendments,
and full atistntct of United states Naturalization Laws.
San Francisco Advertising Agency.
P.FISIIER, Washington St.,nearly opposite
1. Macguire's Opera House, up stairs. Files of all
the principal Papers of California and Oregon may be
louuu at mis omce.
L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent of (he
Oredov Statesman ;
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Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
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Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat.Placcryille;
Tuolumne Courier;
Culaveras Chronicle, Mokelumue Hill;
El Dorado Democrat;
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette; .
Yreka Weekly Uuion;
Trinity Journal, Weavervillc;
Iowa Hill News;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Kolsom Dispatch ;
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
' San Diego Herald;
Almeda Ciunty Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee, Jim's;
Napa County Reporter; '
Sierra Democrat, Downeville; ' .
Humlioldt Times;
Uuion;
Oregonian , Portland, O. T.;
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville, O.T.;
Pioneer and Democrat.Olympia.W. T.:
Washington Republiban, Steilacoom, W.T.;
Poynesian, Honolulu, S. I.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser. Honolulu S. I.; '
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico ;
Pacific Chrisian Advocate, Portland, 0. T.;
Hongkong Register.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L.P. F. has now completed his arrangements for
the forwarding of advertisements to all the nrincinal
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in tne iviuiuuu muies.
A tine opportunity is here offered to those wuoHvish
to advertise in any part of the Union, of doing so at
the lowestrates, and in a prompt and satisfactory .'man
ner. August 25, 1S57. 24tf
BVV- QS CLAY
The Graefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES.
: J s r M
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xtmm
The Graefenberg Companr.
THIS IXSTITUTIOX, (Incorporated by the fegis
lature of the State of New York, Capital $100 .OW.)
was founded for the purpose of supplving the public
with the celebrated GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
The series comprises remedies for nearly every disease
adapted to every climate. For Families. Travellers,
Seamen, and Miner's nse they are unequalled. All the
Medicines are titl RELY VEGETABLE and warranted
fc cure the diseases for which they are severally rec
ommended.
The Graefenberg Company does not profess to enre
ill diseases with one or two medicines. Our seriescon
sists of ELEVEN different kinds, adapted to the vari
ous diseases incident to tbe temperate and tropical cli
mate. The following comprises the aeries of Graefen
berg Medicines :
TBE GRAEFEVRERO VEGETABLE FILLS
Are considered the standard Pill of the day, and are
infinitely superior to soy Pill before the public. They
operate without irritation on all the excretions, purg
ing the blood by the bowels, liver, kidneys and skin.
XAKSBALL'S t'TEKINE CATBOLICOM,
An infallible remedy for all diseases of the womb
and urinary organs, weakness in tne back, pain in the
breast, nervousness, debility, etc. In California and
Oregon, out of more than a thousand cases where this
medicine has beea used, it has in no single instance
failed to give permanent relief or to eSect a certain
cure.
THRGRAEFENBERO S ARSAPARILLA,
A powerful extract. One bottle efnal to ten of the
ordinary !sarsapanl!a for purifying the tlood. A sure
enre for scrofula, rheumatism, hlcers, dyspepsia, salt
rheum, mercurial diseases, cutaneous eruptions, Sc.
THE GREEN StOrSTAIX OINTMENT.
Invaluable Cor burns, wounds, sprains, chilblains,
sores, swellings, scrofula, etc. As a Pain Extractor,
it cannot be excelled, affording immediate relief from
the most excrutiating pains.
THE GRAEFEXAEEG DTSENTEHT STBIT.
This extraordinary article is a speedy and inal!ible
remedy in Diarrlxra. Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. Chol
era Infantum and the Asiatic Cholera, if kikes with the
first symptoms of the disease. It is purely vegetable
in its compound.
CRAEPENBERO CnfLPREXS' FASACEA,
Fit summer Complaint, and most diseases to which
children are subject. Its true worth can never be set
forth in w"rds. but it can be felt and appreciated by
parents whose children have been saved! No Mother
should be without it.
TUE GRAEFENBERG PILE BEMEBT.
Warranted s certain cure for this painful disease.
with the Ointment there are very few cases which can
not be radically and iermanent!y cured. A snrgical
operation for Piles or Fistula shonl J never be retried
to until this Ointment has been thoroughly tried. It
never fails.
GR AEFENBERO EYE LOTION.
For diseases of the eye this Lotion has no equal. It
is a speedy and positive cure for inflammation of the
eves, weakness, dimness and failing of sight. It will
always be beneficial in acute inSammation of the eyes,
and also as a wash on inflamed surfaces.
GRAEFENBEKU FEVER AND AG IE PILLS.
A speedy and positive core for this distressing com
plain W" These Pills are composed principally of Oii
nine. wih other vegetable tonics, anti-spasmodic and
febrirtige articles. Thousands have beea permanently
cured by their use.
GRAEFENBERG CONSOtPTrrE'S EAI.X.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pnlmonary Diseases.
It is. beyond ail question, true that Consumption is a
curahle'disease, and the Consumptive's Balm is the best
curative ever used.
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS.
These Bitters are skilfully and elegantly prepared
from a nu:uler of invigorating healthy root, barks,
herbs and vines. An invaluable tonic and health re
storer. GRAEFENBCRO Mjl?fCAX. OF HEALTH.
A handsomely printed volume of 300 paires, contain
ing concise and extremely pliin descriptions of all
manner ef diseases, their symptoms and treatment.
Every family ihouM have one. Price only 25 ceuts.
It will lie sent, posaid, to any post office in Califor
nia or Oregon, on the receipt of 25 cents by mail or ex
press. Address Redincton A Co.. San Francisco.
The Graefenlerg Medicines are for sale by all Drag
gists and Apothecaries throughout the country.
General Airents for California and Oregon
REDINGTONACo.,
Wholesale Drueeists,
No. 107 Clay street.
Smith ft Davis Agents, Portland. -San
Francisco, Dee. 12, 1S57. 20tf
Jolio Hargrove's
ECLECTIC LINIMENT,
GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST. This penetrating
Liniment, as it is rubbed in by the hand or a piece
of flannel isabsorbed through the same channel reaches
the seat of inflamation and subdues it. Every species of
exterior irritation is quickly reduced by the application
of this fJniment. The effect of this remedy upon
Rheumatism, ltiugworn. Swelled glands. Frost bites.
Sore breast. Sore beads. Sore throatsores of all kind,
sprains, stiff joints, ulcers, toothache, swellings of the
limbs or body pains in the spine or back, poison oak,
Ac. is almost miraculous.
It is good lor BigheaJ. Bigshonlder, Swiney, Sprains,
Cholic in horses, in fact all diseases where external ap
plication is required.
The proprietor sends rhis Liuiment before the pnblic
to stand or fall, on its own merits. He only asks that
it may receive a fair trial by the pnblic. It can be ob
tained by applying in person or bv letter totbe address
cf JOHN HARGROVE,
2d St., Corvallis, Oregon. -N.
B. Demands from a distance accompanied by the
money, will be promptly attended to and the Liniment
put up and forwarded according to directions. A lib
eral discount will be made to wholesale dealers and
persons purchasing large quantities. Retail price of
Eclectic Liniment, fifty ceuts per bottle, for further par
ticulars address proprietor.
Corvallis, April, 1S5S. lyS
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, London, 1851, and the World's Fair, New York,
1853 and are the only American Safes that were award
ed medals at the London World's Fair.
These safes form the most perfect seenrity against
Fire and Burglars, of any safe ever offered to the pub
lic, and can only be had of the subscribers and their
agents, who have on hand and make to order, ail kinds
of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank Chests and Vaults.
Vault Doors and Money Boxes, or Chests for Brokers,
Jewelers and Private Families, for Plate, Diamonds,
and other valuables. And are also. Patentees (by pur
chase) and manufacturers of JONES' PATENT PER
MUTATION BANK LOCK. .
Aokxts E. Fitzgerald St Co.; and W. G. Wendell,
San Francisco, California.
S. C. HERRING A Co.,
Xo. S."1 Broadway, tor. Murry St. .V. J".
May. 1S58. 6m9
Dr. tKriechbatim's Hungarian
HAIR PRESERVER.
FIR the Restoration, Beauty and Preservation of the
Hair. This preparation removes all harshness and
dryness of the hair, byexcitingthe scalp to a new and
healthy action, and cleanses it from scurf and dandruff:
prevents the hair from falling oft" and getting gray,
but the most remarkable result which it will effect, is
tt trill produce a neto crop of hair an an entirety bald
head. Many young persons Sometimes find the too early
appearance of gray hairs, this preparation will stop
this result. Mothers who wish their children to have
line heads of hair, can effect this by the nse of this
Tonic; especially on their daughters if the hair is light.
I know few persons believe the hair can be restored on
a bald head, but, if my directions are followed I will
warrant a cure or refund the money. It is put np in
two ounce bottles and for sale by wholesale and retail
with directions at one dollar per bottle; it can be sent
by mail to -Any part of the United States. Gentlemen
send on your orders, stating the cause and duration of
the baldness and I will cure you. To insure a cure .my
charge varies from Twenty-five to Fifty dollars, accord
ing to the nature of the case.
Prepared only by Dr. J. G. KRIECTBAUM,
Cots Hit,' O. T.
Corvallis, Feb., 1S58. 50tf
Dr. Kriechbaum's Eye Salve and
Eye Water.
THESE preparations If used with my Life Pills, will
effect CURE IN ALL CASES of sore eyea.' 1
have never known them to fail since first nsed in Iowa
in 1849, 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
acure, for which I will charge from Ten to Twenty
dollors.
Prepared only by Ps. J. G. KRlECHBAtJM.
Uorvailit, O. T.
Corvallis, Feb., IS58, pQtf
X m - t . m. Tt aw 1
H w&m&tez ice
.51
Courts.
TIIE Jodgei of the Supreme Court of the Territory ot
Oregon, assembled at the Seat of Government, oa
tbe second day of August, A. D. 1858, do fix and ap-
miint District I nnrts to he held in the city of Salem, in
the county of Marion, on the first Mondays in Apnl,
September and November, and the fourth Monday in
May, annually, until otherwise ordered.
And in the city of Portland, in the connty of Mnltno
ruah, on tbe first Monday s in May and October, and the
third Mondays in June and November, annually.JHitil
otherwise ordered. .
And in the village of Roseburg, In the county oi
Ikutfrliid on t!i flr.t Honda vs in March. May. Septem
ber and November, annually, until otherwise ordered.
And do limit the duration of said terms to six days
each. ...
GEO. H. wiLUASis, unlet j.
M. P. DEADV, i Amnrist. J
11. P. BOISE, t soc'te J" -
tf-23
Writ of Election.
TO the Sheriff of the County or Umpqna, greeting:
Whereas information having been received that
vacancy exists in the House of Kcpresentativea oi tne
Legislative Assembly, by reason of the resignation
of James Cole, you are hereby required to notify the
several judges of election in yonr said connty of Ump
qua, that a special election will be held on the fourth
Monday, the 25th day of October next, for the pur
pose of electing one memlier of the House of Rep
resentatives to said vacancy.
Given under our hand, at Salem, in the Territory of
Oregon, this 30th day of August, 158.
GEO. L. CURRY.
By the Governor.
B. F. Harding, Secretary of Oregon. 56tl
To K ii pene Chivere.
YOU are hereby notified that unless you appear ia
the District Court of the First Judicial District of
tbe Territory of Oregon, on the first day of the term,
to be held at Salem. Marion Co., in the month of Octo
ber, in the year 1S59, or the first term held in Mid
District, after the September terra of 1958, and answer
the complaint of Thomas Alford filed in this case, th
same will be taken for confessed and the prayer there-'
of will be granted by the Court.
L N. SMITH, PlaintiraAtt'y.
July 22, 1858. 3mK
Tlie Oregon Statesman.
An Independent Journal, derated to Politic. GnurmS
Intelligence, t,-c, Publuhed at Salem, Oregon,
ASAHEL BUSH, Proprietor, Publisher, and Editor
The Statesman is Democratic in politics, and tbor-
oughly National in its character. It is hostile to every
species of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance;;
aud will vigorously oppose all attempts to incerptatoe
any of the insane isms of the day into onr Territorial
legislation.
jt will advoca all practical measures of Reform
and Progress, economical and simple administration ef
our local government; faithfulness, integrity, and ca
pacity in office, and a system of rigid and direct ac
countability of tbe officer to the people. It will dis
cuss all measures agitating the public mind, ia a man
ner fcarle-s, impartial, and jnfct-
Its News Department will be edited with mnca
attention, and nothing will be spared to furnish early,
accurate, and comprehensive publication of the cur
rent intelligence.
The Statesman ha.-a large, widely-scattered .and most
excellent corps of correspondents,' and very complete
facilities for procoring news.
Due attention is also paid Xa thepnblicatioirof Miscel
lany, Agricultural and LiterAy matter.
In this paper are published tbe laws, resolutions, and
treaties of tne L nited btates, and the laws and resoin-.
tions of the Territory of Oregon by authority. Thw
paper is printed on new material, and upon a sheet ef
the largest size.
The Statesman will be an active participant in trans
iring political events, and will furnish a faithful rec
ord of the history of parties and politics.
As a vehicle of Oregon News, the Statesman enjoys
facilities that none of its co temporaries do.
Terms Three dollars per year, strictly in advance;
four dollars, if paid within six months, out not in ad--vance;
five dollars, not paid within six months.
These terms we must adhere to in all-cases. Persons
sending us money by mail, or otherwise, will pleas
conform to these terms, adapting the ametmt to th
ffme of payment.
Tbe low "price at which the paper is afforded places
it within the reach of all.
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WE have Three Presses, the best facilities for Boo
printing north of California, and an extensive as.
sortment of Jobbing Material of every kind: apd, with
master worfcmen.are prepared to execute prom-- It , an d
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Billheads. Saow BiLxa,
Concert Bills, Check Books,
Programmes, Bl'k Receots,
Address Card?, Drafts,
Blanks of all Kinds, Ac, Ac. Ac '
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with COLORED INKS
Moffat's Life Pills
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
THE best fam!y medicine now before the public, for
the care of Scrofula. Ulcers, Scurvy, or Erupt iocs
of the Skin, Fever and Ague, Iyspepsia, Dropsy, and
in fact most all diseases soon yield to their curative
properties.
It has been computed that daring the last twenty;fiv
year upward? of Four Millions of persons bave beeo
benefitted by the use of these medicines; a fact which
speaks vofuines in favor of their curative properties- a
single trial will pLce them beyond the reach of com
petition in the estimate of every patient. By their use
the blood is restored to a healthy state and freed front
all impurities. The system is not reduced during their
operation, but invigorated, and they require no re
traint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that
will do for them all that medicine can possibly effect. '
Prepared by W. B. Moffat. New York.
And for safe by JOHN FLEMING, at the Oregon
City Post Office Buiding.
-Oregon City, March, 185S. Iy52
Look Here! .
THE; subscriber wonld inform the public that ho
does entirely a Commission Business, and
therefore has no goods of his own to interfere with
consigners. Having a fireproof building and a large
Jobbing trade, be offers unusual facilities to shippers. I
jfConsigrnnents respectfully solicited.
HOHACE GUSHEL. . '
139 iratUngton St., Sax Francisco.
REFERENCE TO
W. B. Cawpbell .Oregon Citv;
J. P. Knight,
.Portland
Z. N. STANSBURY,
Forwarding Agtnt, Portland.
San Francisco, April, 1S58. ly$
E. Pelton, Geo. H. Jones & Co.
ARE prepared tq do a general commission business
on New York and other Atlantic cities. Particular
attention will be ' given to the purchase of goods for
merchants." Parties having any business transactions'
in the Atlantic States, and wanting an agent that will
give personal attention to the same, will do well to
call- ' r -
Office at Ram-mi ft Wilson's Law Office K .
Salem, March 23, 1S58. 2tf
Saw Logs! Saw Logs! ' '
I WISH to contract for 3500 saw logs, of yellow, red." -and
white fir, 12. 14, 16, IS, 20, 22 feet long, and
from 20 to 3ii inches in diameter at the butt end; for
which I win pay six dollars per thonsand feet.- tin
cash,) delivered at my Floating Saw Mill, at Salem.
B.. M. DIJ BELLE.
I will psy eight dollars per thonsand feet, for goo4
oak, ash, and maple logs, delivered as above. J5tf
Silas C. Herring's
Patrnt Champion Fire asd Burglar Pooi Safes,.
WITH or withont Halls' powder proof lockSrv
J ones' patent permutation Bnk Locks, Sold,
at the manufacturer's prices with freight added. Prieeal
from $35 to $650. call and see sample of their workv
K ; I 1 ,-ETk II Ttxrc-c J
with the improved locks.
GEO. H. JONESgoU.
&aiem, naj n, isos.
1WU.
Snort Settlements make Ions
friends.
THE old year has passed, and we want all those who,
know themselves indebted to ns to come forard
and settle ami get their "New Years" present.
Don't forget this; we mean just what we say.
W. C. GRISWOLD A Co,
January 1, 135S. - 43tf
Sewing Machines.
TVTHEELER A WILSON'S machines are the besv
V ever offered to pnblic patronage. They are aim-i
pie and durable; easily kept in repair; sew. with greafj
rapidity; make an even and firm stitch on both sides,
that will not rip. Persons wishing to boy will; find;
them at the residence of the undersigned.
" "' T.SA.VAG,g'r. -
April 26. 1358. 7
TeOotL Here ! .
w
E have just received 83,000 lbs. of ground alnm,
ana, wiucn we are selling at :.00 per hnuarea.
- GRISWOLP A CO.
Allan r, Lewis,
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, PORTLAND, ORE
GON TERRITORY. 1 -
J HOT of all kinds, and powder, at
t2tfj W. K. SMITH Co's.
. .
LADIES?cloaks,lateatstyle, for stale cheap at - .
2tfl W. Kf SMITH A CoTs.
SCHOOLbooks. at wholesale-and retail, at
f42tn W.K. SMITH A Co.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral for sale at wholesale and
retail, at 2tfj W. K. SMITH & Cos.
NAILS , glass, and window sash , at i
42tfl W. K. SMITH A CVs.
"lOPAL varnish, paints, oils, and paint brashes, at
O litQ W. K. SitlTH A Cafu