fur- i -
Yerdict. , , So I think it will be with the demo
cratic jnrowof Drprt - The words of the great
Hateeman G-n. jfaekroti Were measure and
not men." We proft-w-.to he democrats of the
same school, and I think we are ' It fctrikesme
that my old friend Gen. Lane preferred men, or
sutav- before measures, and that man himself.
The admission of Oregon was a great measure
and one that had been sanctioned hv more than
a two-thirds rote of the people of "Oregon ; so
that measure went to Gen. Lane, at Washing
ton, with more than a two-third majority vote
of the people of Oregon ; Btitl, with that great
majority, and the measure one of importance,
and he pledged to the people in bis pubUe
kpeechee, before his election as Delegate, to use
TeiT effort in hw power to carry that measure,
ad then set silently in the House where he was
Delegate, and let it be packed off by his per
sonal and political friend to the Committee
on Territories, and he know nothin; of it, is a
thinr which I cannot believe. 1 think that
Gen. Lane feared he would not be one of the
Senators of the State of Orecon.
- Some democrats say down with Bush, that
Lane may lire, and be honored with a renomi
nation to Congress, or elected again to the Sen-tt--,
I mf down With no man at the expense
bf tru$ and Justice; but I do' say let the ftital
plow fall upon the guilty head, if it be no legs
illustrious personage than Gen. Joseph Lane.
t If you nevct do any thing worse than tell the
Truth on Ucrt. Lane, or any other person mint
ing office by election, or appointment, you will
a respected and honored lv democrats of in
tegrity and firmness. The democrats of Yam
pill prefer measures to men, but I fear there
are some in outer parties oi tne siare no pre
fer .men to measures t but I think they will be a
mall minority-.
j Last year we had to contend against Nation
alism and Kepublicanism, united as one man to
-defeat the democratic- party. This year we
may expect something to transpire. The de
taocracj are ready for any contingency if they
only use the weapons which have ever brought
tictory to their standard; that is truth and jus
kreo, and take the advice of the lamented Jack
ton and go for u measures and not men.''
6 F.B.MAUTIX.
. Omci-HcxTERS. We copy the following
paragraph from the Mariposa (Cal.) Gazette,
Merely remarking that it strikes us as roarvel
loasly well adapted to " these latitudes:
Candidates for office in this county will be
more numerous the coming political season than
ever before. Many individual have already
indicated their readiness to be sacrificed for the
pnbKo weal, in ease their friends insist on drag
ging them oat and making them the servants
and menials of the people. Some of theia are
so ignorant that they can't bound the -State they
came from, and some eat jast do it. Hallelujah !
Others don't know the difference between Po
litical Eeonomv and the principle "when you
have a good thing, save it." Many are too dev
ihaa buy to earn their bread, as was originally
4migmt ; aad all are undyingly a-nbitiou.
Cy The Portland levee case has been decid
ed by the Supreme court of the U. S. against
the dedication of the levee to the public.
2CARBTBD.
f tew. BarM KVnc, M-. Taotnis Allen, of Cmtrs C ttx,
C t It ss Vu itl Arm H antt-r, at C jrvsnis, Orrson.
t -3 4, by rr. Jacob B. L di-nt hulcr. J. P. Strosrhnde.
V taMWk Iwsnlj . arad M-as Fannie S. Case, of Marion
Oaonty. .
At the Panes, on lae 4S iaa, by Satire M-wlr. Benjamin
F. Rownt, of Vnaaim- to M as K Killv. ol Irrlnu'!.
Oa th M inn. 1H, by C. S. Hvrucn. F.-a.. CoL Jamrs p.
Goodatt of Yrrfca, CaL, and Mjb lUry Jane Johtf jo, of Jack
oa eonntv. OreguB.
At the Urajsra A-srlc iv. Sanrliv rvmirr-. March Joth, by
3. F.tzhnrh. J. r, Mr. Wsa. S. Wills and Hji Anna Stater,
B of Duocia county. Orrrn.
DIED.
1ft Lane Co., Anr3 4. of Baknonary consumption. Win.
Jane Gale, arr-d il year.
In Euxroe City, J in. 19th. 1S39, Hogh Clrmmont, aon of
Bobert Arbockle, rt-i 2 years.
Oa Txh tr-t-, at t .rvsli s. of tvyholj fever, M irtin IT-, ta
lks -Q of Cnarlcs il- nna Cbtra rYrivIly, seed 7 mourns.
Tn Harrtsbarr. L-ria on T?rars;-tay evenin-, March Slst,
Catltartne. wife of Dr. illuun Uest-r. ad n years.
Oa Feb. lTt!, at lidrtmdimcr, Jackson C - M-., of eon
rnmnptioo, Mrs. Jane WJtersoa, furmcriy of Marion Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Job Prfattogv We have made some additions to our
Cock of Job Type, inchdmg a good assortment of Card and
Fancy Letter, of the newest styles.
To Advertisers. The actual circulation of the Stat
warn is ever two thoessad copi ; the advertisements appear
fcs dear and readable type; the rates of charge are not more
than those of the papers of tittle circulation.
PrvM aatal Printing IS atari al for Bale. A new
We. 4 Washington press, and full second hand newspaper
See (with the exception of a few minor articles) for sale.
latrolre at the Statesman ofEce
Ths Orsversnberg BarespariUaw A powerful ex
tract. One bottle equal to ten of the erdmary Samparilla
for psaifjiug bae Mood. A sure cure for scrofula, rneuma
tisos, akers, dyspepsia, salt rheum, mercurial diseases, rata
ese ereptlim j. Ac
THE 6REXX MOCSTAIX OIXTMEXT.
for burns, wounds, sprains, dyspepsia, chilblains.
. snOings, scrofula, Ac. As a Pain Extractor, H cannot
, affording immediate relief from the most excru-
1.5
SJgizf can XCxattaAfr Xlnrxoeirt. From rich and poor,
tend and free; an colors, grades and conditions of life, we
Bear the same meed of praise awarded this wonderfij ar-
Sores are healed, pains relieved, Eves ssved, valuable
i made wsefol, and untold IBs assuaged by th's great
which are surprising to the Judgment of m
What family does not require a standard Unhnent. Who
aver heard of the same effects produced by any other article
Per Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings. Strained
mia.Ae It has ne etruaL Beware of Imitation. The
taeniae Maslang Unissent IssoM by all respectable Druggists
esnt Livery asm tn every town, parish aad hamlet throughout
Porta asss South America, Europe, aad the Islands of the
Oessav " Buy at once.
BAR5ZS A PARK, Proprietors, Sew York.
Bail I A Satis, Agents for Oregon. -.
Pew. It, I3St. SmSl
-The most extraordinary chemical discovery of
is the Antiphlogistic Salt. It acts upon tne
Mood in precisely the same manner ss the vaccine matter or
erates la the prevention of malignant diseases. It curx oiily
diseases which are Inflammatory In their nature. First, In
flammation In the head and throat, such ss brain fever, Sts,
headache, neuralgia, erysipelas, and catarrh. Second ; esses
of inflammation in the chest and abdomen, vis : Inflamed
langs aad Ever, pleurisy, dyspepsia, asthma, gravel, piles, Ac.
Third; Inflammation of the extremities and skin, to-wit : ul
cers, scrofula, rheumatism, scarlet fever, venereal, and all cu
taneous affections. This chemical eorabicat'on is so powerful
aad instantaneous In its effects, that the dose is only what
will adhere to a qniB dipped m the Salt and held to the tongue
for on srerrrr- The most astounding results hare Invariably
tbBowed K use m the Atlantic States, ami thousands of testi
Biunials as to Its virtues can be furnished if required. The
proprietor asks not. however, for rxrra. bat is willing to let
she Smlt abide by its wonxs, confident that H win never fail.
is pat up In drachm packages, price Two Dollars, aod will
. he forwarded by mad, post-paid, to any part of the country,
bob receipt of that sum, addressed to Redixctos A Co, Sin
YraacaKO' Pol directions accompany each package. As
'soon as a sufficient supply can be obtained, H will be for sale
By Druggists generally. P. CoggsweD, M. D., discoverer and
proprietor.
Bole Agents for California and Oregon,
RXDINGTOX A CO., Wholesale Druggists,
Ban Francisco.
rr tale In Portland, by
W. WEATHER FORD and SMITH A DAVIS.
f s . -
"'i RBICSATI8S.
in all eases of Inflammatory R?ieomatism, whether acute or
'chronic, the Antiphlogistic Silt, discovered by Dr. Coggswell
0f Boston, is a sure and infallible remedy. In Sew England,
where this disease Is very prevalent, the Salt has never been
l to faitfn effecting, a radical cure, or of giving perma-
( relief. Rheumatism is almost invariably caused by In-
and colds, and the peculiar effect of this medicine.
ha Its same (Antiphlogistic, or antl-inOlammatory,) signifies.
b) to reduce inflammation, and balance the circulation of the
blood and the fluids of the body.
It docs not profess to be a general panacea, but is calculat
ed expressly for an diseases of Inflammatory nature, and is
thus a perfect sulwlitute lor blood-letting In aU its forms. The
Salt is also peculiarly efficacious in
BROXCmrrS, ASTHMA, CATARRn,
and diseases of a similar character, caused by troubles in the
Bead, throat, chest, or abdomen. PJcs, Gravel, Venerea) Dis
eases. Dyspepsia, Scrofula, and an cutaneous diseases, yield
baofdtr and sorely to Its effects. The smallneas of the dose
Should not excitewurprlse, as this Salt is a combination of the
saost powerful chemical agents known. No better proof of Its
Tirtoe can be given than the fact that, although it is two years
ttoce ft was Srst offered to fhe public, the discoverer bss never
Been able te SB bis orders, aad it Is only within the bat few
inMfhT an, sac Bast seusaViiwe obtained in this State, at any
-rlc. Paa dUmlluaw acoosspany each package. For sale by
General Agents, EEDINGTUS A CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 8an Francisco.
fr sale In Portland, by
sf W. WKATHEKFOItB, and BOTH A PAVIS.
tl iaa frMat Coast, uier nilr CS;
WtSTAR'S MA LSAJf OF M ILD CUmtt I. The moat cer
tain aad speedy remedy eTer discovered for all dUessts of the
chest and lungs, Coogtii, Col.ls, Influenxs, Consamptlon,BroB-
chltls, Asthma, Hoarseness, Difficult BrrstMtir, Pains In the
Chest, SpRMnt of Blood, Sore throat. Irritation of tho Uvula
and TonsibH etet The most solemn assurance Is given, that
there Is not a fact stated with respect to the powers of this
Invaluable remedy, which la not fully established hi every
class of cases for which It It recommended, by a mas of evl
dene which must carry conviction to the most skeptical
mind ; and the medicine, although thus highly effectual In Its
remedial character. Is In the utmost decree Innocent In lis
composition, and may be taken by the most delicate.
Thia Balsam elves tho most Instantaneous and perfect re
lief, and wben properly persevered with. It will never fall to
eflVet a rapid and lasting cure. Thousands have been restored
who have previously tried all other means In Vsla. To all
classes and all constitutions II U equally a Messing and a
cure none need despair.
The medical properties combined, are agreeable and pleas
ant to the tastei so that a child wiU readily take It.
None genuine without the signature of Henry Wlstar, M.
and Banford k Park, on the ouUlde wrapper; all other Is
spurious and Worthless.
Por sale by V. K. SMITH 1 CO., Salem.
DR. W. WEATHERrORD, SMITH A DAVIS, Portland, and
PARK A WHITE, San Francisco, are Agents. JmS
Or. J. Csapatay. We would direct the especial at
tention of Invalids to a perusal of Dr. L. 1. Czapkay's adver
tisement, to be found In another column of this paper. In or-
der to place the services of a learned and experienced physl
clan within their reach. So much ill has been inflicted on the
human family from the pernicious and Ignorant practices of
empirics, that it seems as If we were fulfilling a bounden duty
to make known where relief can be obtained. To those un
fortunate enough to ttuTer from the etTects of sexual or private
diseases, or their in treatment, we cheerfully commend Dr. 1
J. Ciapfcay as a man of rare scientific and medical acquln.
merits, possessing all the rcoutsiu-s, from long experience and
acknowledged skill, for the successful practice of his profes
sion. Having made sexual complaints an especial study, like
the celebrated Rlcor.l, of Paris, he Is enabled to guarantee a
permanent and speedy cure in all eases of private or chronic
dtsesses, whether the eSects of contagion, self-abuse, or loss
of virility ; and In order that iaUents at a listance may ava;t
themselves of his advice, free Ct limitation is open to them.
The knowledge that we hare of the nam rous cures he has
effected, some of which were or long standing, leads us to
place much faith In Dr. C's efficacy, and commend U;m to '.he
confidence of thjse in ill health. Dr. Cxapkaj s office Is
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, nearly opposite tl
Pacific Moll Steamship C.v.'s OSce, San Francisco. 49
IW Persons advanc 1 tn L.fe, and feoUng tl
hand of time weighing heavily upon them, with aU Its attend
ant tils, win find in the use of Dr. J. HOSTETTER'S CELE
BES TEZ STOXACU BITTftlS, an elixir that will Instil
new life Into their veics ; restore. In a measure, the ardor and
energy of more youthful days, bull J up their shrunken forms,
aad give health and vigor to their remaining years. Thosi
who are in the Wast atnlcted with Dyspepsia, Ague, Languor,
Nausea, or any other troublesome or dangerous disease, aris
ing from a disordered syst em,- should not hesitate to avail
themselves of the benefit derived from this great remedy.
Try them; we assure you they w.ll give satisfaction.
As there are sev eral counterfeits, be careful and get the
genuine. Sold by respectable DrufgisU, Liquor and Grocery
Dealers everywhere, and bv
PAKE A WHITE, General Agents,
133 Washington street, Saa Francisco.
W. K. SMITH k CO., Aeents. Salem. Sir.3
W. II. Spencer,
FROST STKEET, rORTLAXD,
Firt-pratf BHtk Starr, oppontt If. IV. Corlctt.
IMPORTER ASO DEALER IS
1B0X, STEEL.
1LVBUW ARE. WILLOW WARE,
WAGON MATKKIAU
and AGiUC'l'LTL'UAL IMFLEMESTS.
Just arrireit, ex " Lire J'antec;"
50 tons refined iron, assorted;
000 lbs. curt 4.
50 eeua steel springs;
100 " iron axk-s;
l'-0 kegs ratil, aorted;
25 II. S. nails;
50 dot. f 'oihna' axes, vrith and vcit'-cut tea Sea
iiidoz. liuat s " " " "
50 ' liouart'a " " " " "
A large aaaortoicnt of tdgo tool of every deacrip-
tirm.
MILL SAIVS, CROSS CUT d HAXDSA M'S,
Togctl:er with a (rrncrul assortment of
Farmer' and Mechanic' Hardware
Moves. Straw Cutters. Hoes, Shovels, etc.. etc.
Cotrrpriiiirrg a g encr.il aseortini-nt of Agricultural Ira-
ptetnenia.
UIT5S. SrOKES, FELLOES.
and evervtl-.intr in the tne vf WAUON" Jf ATERtAL.
Merchanu and others parchasicj would do well to
look tlirotun mr rtocK.
O. K. t'OLE Las entire charge of the business, and
trill endeavor to fnve sattffurtTim to caalomera.
To arrive about tlie firt of 31r
4 THRESHING MACKIXES,
13 KEAl'KlMtndMOWEilS.
AVhich will be at. Id fur a small advance on coat and
chargea.
TO BLACKSMITHS.
Jnst received, at W. 11. Spenitrr's, Front St., rort
land: i doz. Blactnaitli's Hellows, from 32 to 33 inclics;
" Iron Mvcs;
i " u Anvils;
'xS lces ITorxe Shoe Nail :
Aad lilaeVsmitr-'a tvlsof nil dVe-iptions.
TO IVAOOy MAKERS.
1P0 sect of States Wood Hub j
40W) Spo!ifS, JStates Wood;
25 sett lVtit Felloes;
Hickfivy Axkn. Bent Shaft;
llickorv and Oak I'buik ;
lK-nt Felloe. Vr., etc.
JUST RECEIVED AD FOR SALE;
A grteral anortmcnt of Harness Makers' and Sad
dlery Iliirduare.
Kite and spurs of all kinds.
Stirrups, whips and Cinche.
Also, jost received, ex ll'kat Cheer, a large and
well gticciea aKrrment or
WILLOW WARE,
including Cliairs, Sofas, Iiuskets, Wagons. &C, etc.
W. II. brEN'CER.
Portland. Mrch 4, 1S59. Ctf
Sprinc and Summer Clothing!
JUST RECEIVED.
fHE nndersigned are now oneninsr their stock of
til'KIU A.L VLiJTHIXU, to
which thev would call the particular attention of Mer
chants before purchasing their usual supply. It con
eists of
Planter' Linen and Dnck Sack and Coats;
White Lim-n and Duck Sin ks and Coats;
Fancy Marseilles and lnll Sncks and Coat ;
Blacl and Fancr Alpaca Sacks and coubi;
. Mix Mohair and l'oplin sacks and coal ;
Grass Linen sacks and coats;
Fancy Cam. aud Teed sack and coat ;
Fancy Cas hireiness suits; .
Fancy Ca. and Tweeii pants ;
Fancy drill and Marseilles pants ;
While linen and iitck pan! ;
llanter'a linen and drill pants;
White and Butt' Marxeilfes vests;
Fancv and colored Matdeiiles Vest;
Col. finen and d K-k vesta;
Funry silk and issitnere vests;
Fancy satin and cashmere vet;
Whise linen and dnli drawers;
White domestic flaunel Under-tliirt and Drawer ;
Merino and eapliuiere suirt and drawens;
Check linen shirts;
K.Ik and linen ties and cravats.
AImo, constantly on band a fud and complete assort
ment of
It A VIS Sc JOA4 PA TEXT 8IllKJS,
w Licit will be sold at t.'ie
LOWE.S T MARKE T KA IE IS.
The alwve stock comprises the
Vhoicett and, 0t$( tetecmn twooat ever received t iru
Market,
And merchant visitim; tl:e citv will find it to their
advantage tocull before purctiaaiiiif elwewhere. Every
article warranted both us to make, lit, and quality.
Orders respectful I v solicited.
(Succtiisors to Johnson, CanlieU & Co.,)
mli6Im6is h4 IJatterv street.
Hargrove', Eclectic I-iuiiueul,
Oood for Mm or Beaut.
EVERT specie of irritation it qnickly reduced by
the application of tliix Liniment.
MAL'K THIS.
The proprietor does not intend this Unimont to be
excelled by any Liniment in tne nuliou or tiie world.
Toe e.lect of this meiiii-ine upon
KHEl'MATLSM,
TJine worm, swelled jrlmnln, ho re nipples, sore breast,
sore headH, sore throat, sorca of all kinds, sprains, still
joints, ulcers,
TOOTHACHE,
pain in the spine or hack, poison oak, frost bite,
burns, scalds, Iresh cuts, tumors, etc., isaliiioft mirur
ulotiK. It is ood for the bij head, poll evil, fistula, old
nmnins sores, wind (f:'!', splint, scratches, suddle, or
collar kII, s)rains, rinjf hone, in fit, all diseases
where an external application is required.
V& L'e the Liniment freely and according to direc
tion. JOHN HARGROVE, Sole Proprietor.
. Xd street, Corvtdlie, Oreiron.
April 7, 1R59. Ivti
Xm. Tlinrnaner,
Importer of French and German
FAXC Y BASKETS,
ENGLISH and American Willow Ware, Cane and
Willow Chairs, Ladies' Work -stands, Tov, ate,
No. 'Jz Battery street, between Commercial and Cuty,
San Fi-ancirtco. Iiui6
Administrator' JVsstice.
LETTERS of administration ontbeestale of AKCIIY
L. WISHARD, deceased, hoe of Linn Co., Suae
of Oregon, were granted to tbe undersigned by the
JudL'e of Probate, of said county, on the lath nay of
April, Ib59, therefore ail perHons ow in said estate are
hereby, required to make imtutsdiiUs paymeut, uud all
iersou bayiur chdms aKuitifet suid en tale j-r.: hereby
untitled to present them, w ith the proper voucher to
Samuel K. Wialutrd, at the former residence of the de
ceased, within one year from this date, or ibey may be
forever barred.
SAMUEL E. WISHARD, Admin'r.
April 8, 1S59.' 4w6paid
Atactien Sale!!
TnE ftnlirTsitrned will drier for sale to thn Vitfthest
A bidder, at hi reaidenne, In Polk Co., on Monday,
tbe t'th day of June next, lil entire property conBistinir
of about l.WHi acres ol mud, w ncadol borseR, 4iiti ncm
of ciittle. and 0 Blicen. All under one hundred dol
lurs, rash down ; Snd all tiiiins over $111", terms made
known on day of sale. All persons indebted to the tin
dcrsiimed wtlA nletue imnifW over, on, or before that
time. " A. H. WHITLEY
Polk Co., April 4, 1S3!,
5 .vt aid
IN'otlce.
DAVID A. SLOrolI is mr trarelinff agent for tlie
sale of mv E CLECTIC LI N1MENT. lie is au
thorized to collect money and take note In my inline
Tor tne sme oi ine snnic. .viso tocnuiniisit nnu upponit
local agencies tor tne puto tnereoi in tne tMuten ot tre
won and California, and lorntorv or Wnshinston.
JJlIN 11AUOROVE.
April 13, 1850. Iy6
Sherlfl Sale.
Tl T virtue of three Executions, issued out of the
MJ IJiHt. Court of the V. & lt Juiliciul District, in,
und for the County of Polk, State of Oregon, in favor
of J. B. V. ISutler, iiml auiust Oliver Liit.key. I have
levied upon ami will proceed to sell to the hiiilieft, on
the 1 Jth duv of Muv, A. !., irvjJ, on tho preuiises, the
following i)r.iixrtv to-wit: The south half of Olivi
Laskey's llonatiou claim, bcKiuiiiiiji; at the quarter see
tion corner of the eiit hoittidarv of sec. ?. iul84w
of the Willamette Meridian, in "Polk Co., thence houth
:t0 50 chs, thence east 3 'M chs. tlifiice south 4 45 rhs.
thence eaxt xrf t7 chs, thence north 35 lt chs, to the
place of Iteuinniiiyr, containinir 55 3J-1U0 acres, more or
leas, to satisly said executions.
J. a HOL.MAX, Sh'ffof Polk Co.
April, 9, 185P. 4wpaid
ISo Ice.
A FTER six weeks nutilication of tlsis notice. I will
make application totlic Conimisbionerof l'ensions
for tbe issne of a Duplicate Bountr Lnnl Warrant, lbU
acres iso. 4 under Act ot aiarcn l-V), ttiie
to lite, for services as a private in Captain's ltiKh'satu
Martin's Comnanies'. in the Cavuse Indian W'ar ii
1X41 the originial having been lcwt in the tSenerul
x-niii v niire. nin.ui i. ot-iixvt.v.
Ih.ted. April 16, 1359. bv6
Spring Races fit Uiiiluu Count)
riUIERE will be a meeting on
1 mv tracks, 9 miles sonili of
Corvaflis. commencing on cd
nesdar. June 1st. 185u. and cuti-
tinuinir four days, w hen the following purses will be
run for :
First day Mile beats, 2 in 3, for all aires, pnrse of
attiu. Mine day sweerwtulie tor saddle Corse, 9111
entrance, one mile. -Sid
day 1! mile heat, for all aires, pnrse of Jt
3d ilaV Purse of Slutt. for 3 rear olds, mile ho.tt.
in three. S.inie day Sweepstakes for ail ages, 1 mile
'JO entrance.
4th day Mile bents, 3 in 5, purse of $100, for all
aires. caiue any wettiiKes lur suaaie norses, ?h
entrance, w ith SM added, if 3 or more mart one mile
Rules of bite lienton Co. Jockey Club to uovem tli
course. -11 icr ct. entrance on the putves. 3 to enter,
and to start- Wcke-up-Juke, llujiou Colt, aud all
other trGroughbreds, 8 lbs. extra.
Ti:e trite k will be in good order, and every effort
nmae to give suugiat-iion.
JOIIS PROCTOR, Proprietor,
ronton Co., April 5, ISill. 45
Public Sale of Stuck.
WILL offer at public sale, at Kuox'a
llutte. Linn Co., on Fri.hiv, May Ith,
l5y. at 10 o'clx k, A. M., the follow ir.i nam
ed stock, viz : -5 head of bor?cs, mares and colts, and
work horses "J Durluun bull. 4U head of cows and
calves, some Durham ; also, a two horse buuy and
harness, new.
Teks Notes at 12 months. JAMES KXOL
March S5, li5:. 3w.p:;id
IV suited.
rpWO GOOD HARNESS MAKERS,
X at St. Ivouis,
Conctv, 1 Iretron.
Am il 3. ! .'.
1o Clark IIniu!iii.
STATE OF OREGON. .
COFNTV OF MARION. I "'
T OV are hereby nototied that a writ of nttnclircent
X has been ttied a'aint you and your property at'
ttuhed to tcttwiv the dt-ciand'of illium Cline amount'
in to twent v-t wo dollar. Now nuieis you shall ap
pear be tore 1. J. 1 etiy, a Jtwtire ct tne eme lu au'
for said romit v. i.t bis ollice. on the tnenlv r.n-t day
May, ls5i, jitiLtnoiit u ill be rendered atlitu-t ytiu auj
your projcrty sold to pay tne aetit.
Dated this" the 4th day" of April. 135!. 4w5raid
WJ1. CLINE, 1-Uiititi;r.
1SV THE GOVERNOR OF OREGON:
A Proclamation.
TTTHEREAS, satl-fitctory infonuution las been re-
t ceived hv me of the ailuiisxion of the State !
Oregon into tbe Union, on an equal footing with the
tanon is necessary to complete uic frrale orutimalion,
Trerefo-e.
I. JOHN WniTEAKER. Governor of t!:e St;ile cf
On-iron, publish this, my proclnrauiion. callinir upon
the members of tiie LejLn-Lr. ive Anrenibly to eonxeue
at tlie setit of Government of said Mate, on MONDA V.
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY, lsott. and there
honiait extra t-sfio'-: of ti'.e leuiluturc,aiid take sucu
action as mat be deemed extH:d:eiit.
in tetimt.r.y wmrvoi, 1 nave rerrunto s:gnea nty
name this ltu-tii day 01 April, .v i.y.
uiii dun.i niiiir..tnr-ii.
Writ of i:ifCliou.
STA TE OF ijREOOXTo the Sheriff of Linn
C-oaa'jgr, ti rcrimg .-
I17I1EKEAR, a vacancy exists in the State Senat
V ranged by the resi-tuttion t.f Charles Drnin, a
SENATOR, from rnnr raid loitntv ol Linn, liiere
fore I, JOHN WH1TEAKER, tiovernor of the State
of Oregon, hereby direct ti ut yon notify t!:e jud-jes of
eKH-tion of said Comity, that oti Monday, the NINTH
DAY OF MAY, 115;', Uiey hold a fpecial election to
fill Hlid vucanrv.
Given under my hand this f'Mvrth ar of April. A.
IX 1"5. 5td JOHN WHlTEAKEIt
Writ of Klcction.
S TA TE OF OREGOX To tie Sheriff of Clack-
amas Counre, Orrrftair.-
WHEREAS.n vacancy exists in the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES of this Slate, caused by
the resignation of H. Jenuiitus, a Itepreeiifa'ive from
votir win! llonnlr nf llacaama, i Ueretore I. .IUI1A
WHITKAKEIt. tlovernor of tbe S.ate of tlretror
hereby direct that von notify the jtidtr-.n f eleetior.sof
said County, tlmt on MON'l)AY THE NINTH DAY
OF MAY, 1854, they bold a special election to till said
vacancy. .
0 1 veil under my band this fourth day of April, A.
u. ir.tj. otu doii.i , 1 111 1 1. iv.
Writ of Election.
STA TE OF OREGOX To the Sheriff cf Yamhill
Vounrji, lj reefing :
IITHKREAS a vacancy exists in the HOUSE OF
V V KEl'KESENTATIt ES of this State, enured by
the resiiuttiim of J. C. Nelson, a Ueprewentarive from
vonr said f'ountv of Yamhill, Theiel'ore I, JOHN
WHITEAKEK, Governor of the State of Oregon, here
by direct ti.at you notify the judye of elei-tion of said
County, that on MONDAY, THE NINTH DAY Or'
MA Y,135'., they hold a special election to till said va
cancy.
Given under my Hand tins lonnn oar 01 jtprn, a.
D. 185J. 6td JOHN" WHlTEAKER.
. . - . . . ... ...
W. C. Griswold S. Co.'i
OFFICE
FOR the present will lie np stair in tbe Brick Block
next to ' Satrtman" otlice.
Where we bUiiII exiiect to meet all those indebted to
ns either by note or mvount. We shall remain ill Sa
lem nntil the 1st of May only, mid all a-.-eoimts and
note that are not settled bv't' ut time w ill be left ill
hands of Messrs. llamum cc ll-m for immediate col
lection; pleitse call and save tronlile.
t..--..!!.. - liijicwnrrut. rrv
Salem, Ogn, April 6, ISo'J. 5tf
Mill for Male.
CnASCE FOR A BARGAIN.
TIIE nndersijrncd will sell for cash r scrip, the un
divided third in the property known us the Mary's
i: . it....,i it, lt-t,.t t 'mint iiiii.,
U.VCI muin. wiun.u iu - .- , " -
tv.,.., CtrvulIiH. in the mnlst 01 a ktrue lanminr unuriet.
The iroieily com-isis of a Grit and Saw-mill in gonti
11 in. ...1 i ,i,- -i.,..i;
mniUllIf Onifr. AW uiiu.whihi e,, ti.
iujf-houses, and about twelve hundred Saw-lnus. Tiie
mill lot contuins about tliirtv-one tieres of bind.
Trte aliove property will fie sold 011 reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire of the mnlervint il on
the premises. V At. MA1S(.U(.
Apni z, toiw.
Peoria Ploughs.
'HE nndensiKned s tnaimiactiiriaij for sale and to
order, a sm.eiior artn-lc of Peoria Premium
Plomihs, of various sizes. Taese Ploughs ate vurrau-
. 1 . : - 1 1 . n,l ,1... IwHt mm- ill line.
l;tl 10 m-iivr in ". . . -
Shop in the reurot Durbiu's Livery Stable. Sjil' ,,,
T a' II T 111' Ii"
April 12lh, 1859. SwJpai.l
B. KOBEUTS. '. CASKDAT.
S. D. MOOHE.
Roberts & Co.,
fx
EALERS in Marble, Monuments, Tombstone, Ob-
I ' clicks St Spues, Marble Mantles, Tables, Coimtei
Tops, Fire-Feuders, Gnites, Hearthstone anil Steps.
Shop on Frout-St., 1st door above the bridge. Port
land. Oreuon. Uia5
land, UreKn.
Dissolution of Co part iter hliip.
THE copartnership heretofore existin.it between the
suhscriliers, muter the linn of W. S. Ludd ct Co.,
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The bu'siiH-ss of tlie'tinn ill lie settled by cither of
the subscribers, or bv Ludd, lieed Si Co.
W. S, LADD,
J. W. L.AI1.
Portland, April 4. Ij0. SwS
Copaititerbliip Notice.
t pinE undersigned l ave this tlav formed a copartner
1 ship under the firm of Lnl.l.'l.Yod & Co., aud will
continue tbe bc&iucss of tbe late firm of V. S. Inild &
Co. .1. W. IMI,
8. n. KEK1),
J. M. LADD.
Portland, April 4, 1S53. w5
Deeds and -'Scrip Blanks.'
NEW lot j list printed at
autx
STATESMAN.
To tJse Public.
READ. FARM FIIS Tif ATI
TTAVIS'O THE SOLE AGENCY FOlljrinjT A
I X PITT'S unpnr.illelnd Tliresliimr Sfafhines, for all
the 1 aeinc coast, I tube this method of informing you
inai 1 nave on nana una lor sale r UIC 1 I JUacniiies,
thirty of which are ten borne mid ten of which areeiirhl
horse power. The above machines were Rot up to or-
aer, ana cannot oe surpasseu in any respect, as to oemt
ty, slrenutli and durubilitv-r-tlicfrutncs beinar very sub-
stnntiul and Mrons, with 11 tmich lanrer Fuunitnr Mill
ami more depth ol'Seive, with Cant Steel Sliaftiiitf. nnd
not liable to spring, aiblin much to the steadiness of
me rnnr.iuu 01 ine iiiucniiie. 1 ue uyjiiuier ox tne ten
Horse Machine is Thirty six inches in length, and that
01 tno r.isrnt ttrse 1.1 1 tnrty-two tnehes. - r.uch nia
chine has with it Trucks. Hire-Power. Levers, ami
the usual amount of Extras, which are made aud titled
expressly tor each machine, n-.akinx them less liable to
get out of order thau any other niucbiuo in tlio Alur
ket. Beinjf aware of the many fiilse plans and deep laid
schemes that have been taken to defeat this most wor
thy muchiiter'which np to the present time has never
known its ennui, either inTlireshinr orClcauinir irrain:
and us all means have been used to deteut the sale of
the same, by 11 bonus tuuchinu of a very inferior kind
I feel it mv duty to let the Fanners know that no iron
nine Pitt's Miichine can be purchased except of the
BuomTioer, at M Sacramento Btreet ; ana un parties ot-
Tcruiff tor sale or using any noitus mactnties purporting
to be Pitt a Maehiuo, w ill be held personally rcHpoaai
dio tor au sates una usinir tue sume.
THOJ1AS OGO SHAW,
Agent for John A. Pitta,
W Sacramento street
Ohio Threshing Iflnchincs.
. Also have a few of these celebrated Mncbine. Tliey
are just what every Fanner wants. The compact ar
rangement of diliei-rnt part bf this nia. liine; the great
simplicity of its construction, the strength and durabili
ty of its workmanship, the small amount of power it
tlikes to run it, together w ith its etl'eeti ve operation in
inrcnuing ana cleaning, at least as murn gram ot any
kind aa an v other four or six horse mat hine now in use.
combine to justify us in believing thut it cannot fail, as
it becomes kuowu, to be the most useful und popular
machine in the country. The Cylinder of the above
machines are from Eighteen to Twenty -four inches in
lengtn. r-aen ot the tjmo juaennte nave 1 racks,
Horse-Power, lx-ven, and the usual amount of extras.
t u ran Katcly recommend ear pit-sent lot ot 1 tires!:
ing nmuhiucs us being tiie best that has ever been 1m
tiorted, as they were all imnlo to order. Give us a call
bclore buying. . THOMAS OGG SHAW,
- b3 Sacramento street.
Extras! Extras!!
THRESHING MACHINE EXTASl
We have on band a full supply of u'.l the different
l'u ib 01 1110 iti'vte iu.u-iioie(fc u mse it.i v oortlou
ll 1.1 ... :i 1.. . : " . .
eiiovou .tin, ,,u eui i'i, , o uu euun uumu j-V lew
ot the leading ailicles we will liume, viz: Master
w heels, Stniw -carriers, DinjH-ns Elevators, Spur, Bev
el, and Bull pinions, Cylinder-teeth. Fan licar, Line-
ouau ooxnig, tic liiu.M.xs UUU MIAW,
S3 Sacruiueiilo slrect-
THE CALIFORNIA COMBINED EEAPEU AND
MOW Kit.
The Irst coml '.nrd lisr.per and Mjtrer now in e.
Will manufacture for the present hart-eel One Hun
dred el the t!.c California Couibiiietl Keuners and Mow
ers, wbUh. for beauty, strength and siiuplichy, has no
etjia'.i in u is or any otter uiutKet,as It orsv--s many
great anyiaii:n.-i- over t.uy oti;cr machine, to-wit :
1st. li is much li'htt-r: thedrivinir w lie. I is four fee
hivh. making tlieu:-oJt 3J 4 cenu lets tlaiu any other
uiai tune.
2d. The cuP.ins part is t!ie rear of the machine, ntr
tho upi-on is so cuustrurted that it can be taken oil u,
ten uiinutes tor mowing.
.M, Tne gruiit is i:ri-cd to one side with ckfc.
4th, It will cut ifitlrsas low as thtce iucf.es. sid
grain as hih as twelve.
aih. It t-tn be raiK-3 or lowered in three minutes.
Uh, It has less side druit tluia any uiachit.c iu litse.
7 tit, It has more 1:101.0:1.
Sih. You can drive dower und do vonr work Wtter.
inU, Leuueix and u bait feet ia 'width, and has a
spring scat tive SV-et front tlw wix-und, whieh .luet the
u;-ivt r iu a position to be able to ini4i;aue his team, and
see t .e breuKers uiit-u! iu l.uie to save tin uuu-nine.
lv i 1, It uii be t!.;oxn out of, and into gear in one
minute.
11th, Tiie catting r art of the nmcliine bcinv ia the
rear, taki-s nil the weiirbt oil the hores.
tth, Ine bet antl lust reasoti ut aii is. that it is a
Outuoruia iuiprocd and uuiite uiachiue ; therefore
any purchaser can, oil snort notice, obuiiu any poruou
01 ti.e inuciuiic mat uuir nituii.
Imivet.ikt-u purtirular paitia to select sncul wor
men aud giod uaiteruils, aiid 1 warrant tain m:.e!:i::e to
reap aud mow, aud to do eiu:t-r or both, belter than
any other machine iu it. is murket. l'iea-- give me a
c-AL. I ilKJM AS UtHI Sll AU ,
ol Sacramento street.
ALSO KEEP OX HAND MANNY'S COMBINED
LEA i I.KS oi MOW r-US,
HJ.KA1.L S ULAl'ERS.
ltL'.-!Kli S KKAl'liUS,
Aictt.Mi.Ult. Iv S ItEAPERS.
Ia ttct, all kin'cU ot Kt.lfbUS tuu ure iu use. can
he t-a-1 01 u-e at tue loert ri':i i nnn
THOMAS OGO SHAW,
iJ S.ii n.nic;iio suect.
SAFES! SAKES!!
LillW ItrprortJ. H'romgkt aaut ij Aiiicd Iron Safes.
Fire IVoof, Iri!l Proor,
Powiler Pi-oof, liiiriur Proct
A ttu lollie s LnuickaMe. Powdet-tiiwt Lock.
1-.mC best Sale uuidctor reriet:!!- bum tire aud thieves,
a? proven 111 innumerable iuMamc.
A. to retctit test bv Ure, reference ts n;:ule to the
late LuriiM.i.- ,t ti.c CrtMal I'aime iu New otk Ci:v.
at u itic:: an otner ?aiea oa extiiniuon were uurncu up.
1... i 1 1- s -...e uioue nu uuiiiiureu.
Kete:ciiitf is also maJe to the te?t sitfordetl br t!ie
burning ol U-e I.haula Central Lajiroud Deot at
vuiro.
RluJ tiie fjliowuig letter:
Icopr.J.
Caiuo. liL IVe. lth. 1S53.
Lewis Lii.i-IE, Esq. I fear Sir: Tne S.ile we pur-eliot-d
of you was in our ottice, which was consumed
on Monday night., We have just oiietied it, and hud
the ptt-e.s uninjured, and the books will be good for
service by benur rebound, tiie bniuini; be:n-' iiimred by
steam, but the puter of the books is not injured in l!e
leat- te couteuts 01 the iron tuoi-ev chest weie till
rijjht, gtKHl us wheu put 111. liuly vours.
Signed, JI.li.ABBO IT,
Aireut Illinois Centml Kuili-oad.
Referenee is also lun.ie to the ereMt test trial w hich
took place at Iowa Cuv, iu Iowa, ou the loth January,
li.i. 'l'ue oriiu ol the test was thehatp co uietitlon
for the sn'i lvi:ir the Stale Bank, and its blanches,
with sates, vault doors, locks, ore.
the Mute Batik having purchased Mr. Eilhe S.ife,
etc, the opposilion sale vcmti-is, being uissatisUed,
tiroiiosed, as a test, to drill tiirou'h oiie oi the safes the
oauk hud purchased, which proposition tbe bank ac-
cei-teil, una Jlr. i-i!lie went turougn froiu Iroy, N. 1.,
10 i.iwa, to w uiiesa this let. r our iieiteclly clieiuie
ally burdened dulls were prepared, and the machinery
was adjusted, Mr. Lillie assisting tin-in iu adjustingtlie
nuu-binery to drill his own sale. The result of all this
was. thut after driliiin; one hour and hftv six minutes
they reached the chilled iron, when tbe urili would go
110 further, all the unit hat iu:r beeu Lteruilv brokeu
ana ground 10 piece, au ntiiier e.toits to uiiu weie
tx-liictunilv atiaiKioneo.
A shit'Uieut of these safes has hist arrived, and can
now ue seen at the agricultural vt arehoutse ol 1 . U.
Shaw, y3 Sacramento street-
Lillie's celebrated Bunk Locks on bands for sale.
The best Bank uud aidl I-in-k in the werid.
THOHAS OUG SUAW.
OIL, OIL..
Tlie best in this market for all kind of machinery
whieh I will warrant not to gnui iu usiug. Send us
your orders, and it shall be sntisfnetory.
BELTING, BELTING.
All kinds can be had as cheaii us the cheapest, both
ox tanioima uiiu eastern nmniiiucture.
EXTRAS, EXTRA
All kinds of reaiier sickles and sit 1; le sections, spur.
tievel ana crutiK pillion iifixes tor iiliinny s euinhiuetl,
Jli Uonnn k s, uiu'nil , llUBsey s,,i5cyiuour 6i jllor-
gau'g Ueupei.
EEPAIRING, REPAIRING.
All kind-s of Airricultunil Itnuhuieiits made atid re
paired ou short notice: K.-pt constantly on hand any
amount of extras, which w ill besent to all parts of the
Stale by express. Send iu your oht niiieiiiueH in lime
to gelihem ivpciiiwl ; save ullt your old vasiugs, for
which I will give you the hihi-el 111111 ket price. I vish
oil to bear 111 nuuu that I have any amount ol goods
to sell, and must si II tiieia, Hint wilu your mil will sell
them, and anything you may need iu the Agricultural
Ti-ade, as low ns can be bought in this iinnket of the
same quality. Feeling thankful lo vou for all past fa
irs. I hoie vou will cull at ovi Sucrameuto sti-eet, be
fore buying, uud look lor yourselves.
THOMAS OGG SHAW.
April 12, law. btf
Dissolution of lartii?rs2ii.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Steve
ami Little Tom, at Sulem, is tins :n dissolved by
uiiittml coi.rent. STl-.VE,
LITTLE TOM.
Jf. U. The linn i now nmlcr the solo iimnagcuieM
of Steve, who will continue to please his customers in
all tiie branches of tnusoriul art. Any debts contract
ed bv the wild Tom ou or utter this ilute, will not be
recognised by inc. ell'.!!,.
April o, livi'J.
Dr. J- II- Cliitwooti,
EOLA, POLK CO. OREGON.
WILL continue to keep on hand an ussortuiunt of
drugs and medicines, ulso 11 li the leading patent
me
liciues in common use ill Uregom J10 will supply
..1., .. 1..1 u,l vifinitv wiili HCtiool and mis-
the
rll
utieoiia books, slalionery, oic.
11
le also tenders his 1'iolessionul service to the peo.
of l'olk vouuty. Hi treatment of disease- is si riet-
ly 11
;.. .i,iit him 111 t.iM Ili-Iiii-iii nrucliee.
If I
Ai
ril 4, lriot. 5tf
V. LADD,
Suu Francisco.
. o. hi:
ED, p
ADD, J
'ortlund.
1. M. LADI)
Laild, RrcJ &Co,
(Sxccetsor to XV. S. Ladd & Co.,)
JM PORTERS and Wholesale Dealers, in wine, li
quors and Giot cries, Front at., Portland, Oregon.
Force Pump.
FEW more left, at
fj?' Call soon.
EELD & STKAJia'S.
vort
alT VttMc IWTiisfeeTi ' . '
yE BEG TO. CALL TnB. ATTEXTIO. OF
. Dealers, a well a consumer, to the following
1 -Tl, ... e ' 11 1.. .u l !. .1 , ,.i
cenmcnies 01 wen Known i-uenunis, wno nave ttiinivE
ed "DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY."
The high reputation of tlid parties Is n kntricient gunr
antee that tho article possesses nil the merit claimed
1. , , - x v i.'ii' 1-1 r I'..
ior lb. ,, -l. A., Xl.,4 c- ,
Sole Agent.
State Assnyer' f Iffico, 32 Somerset street,
Bostom, M as, April 17,138. J
Wst. It. Dlr.t. New Yorkt
Dear Sir I have made a chemical analysis of your
" AliU.MATIU VALIiLI WHlMv X , and una it a
pure, ffne-nayored Whiskey, containing no Jujiirions
mutter of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for
medical and public purposes.
tUlK
LES T. Jacesox, M. D-,
State Assaycr.
New ToitK, April in. 1P5.
I have analyzed a Rumple of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKEY,'; ttn'1 find to be tt t'ure arti
cle, of tine flavor, and without any deleterious admix
ture. Jamxs li. Chiltox, M. D., CheuiiaL
AYst. II. Bait. Esq:
Jfear Sir.- Your "AROMATIC VALLEY WHIS
KEY," is reeeivedf and after careful examituition, I
Iiml it to be a pure article, entirely free from the adul
terating iiigrediunt so frequently used.
James'J. Mapks, Chemist.
DALY' AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY
is rut up iu cases containing one dozen bottles each.
t't For sale by all the principal Eujuor Houses in
San Francisco. 3ni5 .
Frank linker,
110 AND 112 CLAY STliEET,
. 45 AND 47 MERCHANT STEEET,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
CARFE TS,FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS
at ATS, tSD COCOA-MATTING, DRCGGETS, BAIZSS,
DAMASKS, WINDOW SHADES AXO
HOLLALhS, CPHOI.StEBT
OOODS, PAfKll
IIAXOINOS AXD BORDERS,
CHINA MATTING,
for sale in bond or duty paid, at the lowest rates,
feuti Son Francisco.
J. w. Ladd, San Francisco. s. o. reed, Portland.
J. . ladd, do
" I.add, II red tX Co.,
Successor to IF. S. Ladd 4- Co.)
SHIPPING AND COM51ISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale and retail dealers in choice wines,
liquors. Groceries aud general merchandise, Front st,
Portland.
Consignments solicited, aud liber.J cash advances
made ou the same, which will receive the special at
tention of our Mr. .1. M. j.ald, iu San Fmnci.-co. Par
ticular attention giveu to the purchase aad shipment of
goods in New York.
If sutHcicnt inducements are offered, we propose
having a vessel leave Ncv York every spring and
fall, tor Portland dtreot.
1'ortlaud, April 4, l-t5. 5;f
STATE OF OREGON. )
COl'NTY OF MARION.
PH.
INSTATE of DAVID T SEWELL, d-eaed. Iji
J titer C. Morrisou. aduiiuistrator; notice is hereby
given that tl-.e adtuiitistrator of said esUUe will nuike
application lor liiud settlement of tbe situe, bo Tues
day, May 3d, l-SJli. All persons interested are notiUed
to'nppcar. MILTON SHANNON.
2o Judeof County Court.
J. YY. JuLusoH,
A TTORXEY AT LAW AND SOL10ITOU IN
.iV Ci:am-ery and A.lniim'ty, Seattle, V. T., w iil
practice in all t!.e Courts iu V;liiintou Territory.
April 6, lsjl. lvi
I'tlotolto Voire's Ht linapps.
V MEDICINAL drink, of eminently salutary qraili
t;c, imttiUtaciHred by himself excinsiveiy", n: his
ia.-torv at Schiedam, iu HIhiud. and well knowu dur
um the bi; t twelve years throughout aU tie Athuitic
and Wc.-u-rn Statt-s."
It is made from tiie best bttrlcy that can be selected
in Europe, with the essence of uu 11r.nn:. til Italian ber
ry of acknowleU;ed and extraordinary incdicinnl prop
el le-. It f as long since acquirt-ii a higher reputation,
boiu ill lairope aud America, than any other cburetic
bevcrago.
Auuh .-!, it is a rERFECTi.T rrEE i.iQfor., ta its ef
fictsa mild i;t.d w liolt-soiiie tottio. Ii is cx:niKivc!y
u-ed a:id upproVedb v the nte.lit-id faculty, the icmrcr-
atice Kopli-. bca.l ot fHt:ii!it-s, Aro.
la tiravcl, txuut. ai-a KUeumatism, the otistmctiors
cf the bladder and khiuevw, and iu ueueru! ilehilitr, its
ei'.cc'.s arc prompt. decided and iavaritihlv reliable ; and
it is not only a retaedv lor tuese mnusities. but in all
caes in w hich tber are produced by driukinit bad wa-
. -.i.:i. 1 .., . ... : . .11 . .i" . ... -.
u-r, winca iil aiimiM uiiiversouy ine cause 01 tucm, 11
ti ts ti? :t sure prevetttative.
r or r ever an. I Ayue it is one of the most cliicacrons
preventives that run he resorted lo.
tilt. ALWIAliU SVItlr-tAAl W.HSAITS
Ij ronse'pteutly in great demand by persotos travelin?,
or uiiotit to settle m new partsof the country especially,
S3 win as by itianv la every conimumty, wliere it has
become kn-jwn, ou account of its various other reme-
tiial properties.
lu att c.e ot of a dropsntil tenuency, it is generally
tbe only remedy nspurcd, when adopted in the corly
st:me el tt-e lilsense.
I11 urMK'psui niiiladiis, wben ta'sten ia projier qnan-
1:1 a diel drinU, uud rsH-ciui!r ut dinner, it is
funiid by nuilbrtu experience to be eniitieiitly ellicuciotts
iu the n;ost obstitutU cases, when even the" best of tbe
usiud muetiien have failed to atlord more than tempo
rary relief, lu cases of flatulency, it is an immediate
and invariable specitic, and it may be admiuistered iu
Muted and nroiHiruonute oiuniuties, eveu to voune m-
bntts, in all thosv tiartxsnis of riiiiiit; tKiin in tbe
stoiuach and bowels to which they are esoccialiv sub
ject, as well as the cholic of grown persons.
lis judicious adoption in connwtion with the princi
pal uieue, or w ueu a sense 01 exuaitsiion amines lis
use. never nuis to relieve the dehihty atteudant upon
I rot rut ted chrome maladies, l:w teuiemuietit and ex
inusted vital energy, by whatever cause induced.
T:iese are facts to which many of tbe most eminent
medical men, Imth in Entlur.d 1111J tiie United States,
have borne testimony, and which are corroborated by
the hiuhest written authorities.
I ut itn m timtrt and piut bottles, in cases of one doz
en, with my name on tiie bottles, cork, and fac-siiniie
ot mr siirnature on the Int. el.
For sale by all the restectiib!e Drn-rsista and Liquor
dealers in Oreeon and California.
CDOLPHO H OLKE, Sole Importer.
t Beaver street, Kevr Vork.
Cnution to tiie Public.
Lomlou Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnnpp,
Medicated Sciuetpps,
lioyul Scimapf:s,
etc., etc., etc.
Cnder the above and similar titles, the liquor mixers
of this city are bottling large quantities of adulterated,
unwholesome trash, costing but little, on which they
hope to realise large prolits by selling in California.
Avoid all comixiuiiUs. Sonic are so skillfully nreiar-
ed as to puss for gotsi Liquor, except with the best of
lulires. It you would be suti-, use only the lung estab
ished, renowned, genuine Wolfe's Schiedam Aro
matic Schnaits.
CDGLPIIO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
Ang. 31, tt is7 i Beaver street. New York.
LiOiitloa Club House Uiu.
TO THE PUBLIC.
1IIIS CELEBRATED GIN PRETENDING TO
. uotliinif but wind it is, viz: a mire and unadulter
ated art icle, and assuming no artiticial merits of what
it is not, as some of its rival imitators do after five
year ot public approval and very extensive sales in
California, has been pronounced by the public to be su
perior, not only as a beverage of genera! use, to any
other article competing ngniust it, but is
UN RIVALLED IN ITS MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
n most cases of complaint. To persons traveling in
tiese day of ranid tiausit from East to West, North to
South, who ure constantly changing their water as well
as their climate: who are drinking, indeed, n dozen
kinds of water tn every twenty -tour hours, and each
tlrHimht containing some iiroiierty ai ling in chemical
antagonism to the preceding one, thereby causing au
iiiiinunr.it degree ot excitement to the stouiucu it is
positively and uosoiitieiy necessary to use a counter
acting agent. From the fact that tne
" LON DON CLUB HOUSE G IN"
is nrennred expressly to meet such exigencies, and to
act us we know it w'ill act, antidote yve confident
ly prescribe it as the very best nrtii le in the country.
The mime of " Aromulio Scb'ediim Schnapps" has nev
er been attached in any way to this article, la lirst
)t-e8cutiiig the
LONDON CLCB HOUSE GIN"
to the public, my aim wne to give them a pure and on
adulterated iii-tnlo of Gin, and to call it by its right
name. Tiie nieces attending its introduction and ex-
teusive sale 111 Culiioiina w u sutlicieut gtuu-autee 01
the high iippriH-iutiou of the article by cousuiuers.
, annus pontes iinvv 110m iimn ... ui.ro ......
hipped to Culil'orniit an article which they cull "Club
lloitfo Gin." My ttiu, which has gamed such u repu
tation in California, is branded ou tlie cases.
OLD LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN WM. II. D."
Tlie bottles also have a while label with fiic-Miuie of
mv signature. 1 caution ull pitrties to beware ot mut-
utious. v M. II- JJtAl,
Solo Importer, Aw toi-K.
.Tun. 21, IS.9. 4Stl i
A A I one who proiesses to nuuersmim uu intiu-n
J. or sciences, assumes to impose an absurdity
upon the public. Oil tiie same principle, any one
1 medicine which professes to cure all diseases is un
.. . , . ii . 1
worthy of tho slightest confidence, awl should ut
once lie denounced us a quack nostrum. The
OlEFEXIiERG FAMILY MEDWIXES
do not assume to cure all disease with one remedy.
They have eleven dillereut 111eUicir.es, each adapted to
its peculiar disease, aud lime has proved beyond a ques
tion the eliicocv aud certainty of these iirei-aratuuf.
Their list comprises the foliowmg medicines!
Gnefeulierg egetanie 1111s. luarsiiuu s Lienue ta
ilioli.oii Gi-ad'eiiberir Sursauarilla. Gra-feiiberg Pile
Remedy. Gnefeulierg Dysentery Syrup. Green Moun
tain Ointment. Onrfcuberr Ciiildreu's Punucea. Giiei
enberg Cunsnniptive's. Bahu. Onvfenberg Eye Ixition.
Grn-tenlMsru: Fever 6i Airue Roiue.lv. Gm-feuberg
ruberg
J
Ueultu Biltei. Gra-lenlierg Manual of Health.
For sale by all druggist tlirouglioul tue Suite.
General Agent,
KEDINGTON & CO.,
Wholesale Druggist, San Francisco.
Oct. 16, vm. oda
PatiOe Foundry and Machine
Shop, San Francisco. .
J ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
TIIE above establishment is believed to have facili
ties for tbr mHtnifucttire of every description of
-, , CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
snpenor to any other on the Pacific Coast. -
Every kind of Saw Slill Machinery, steam engines,
&c.. Ate., made at a short notice and in a most work
manlike manner.
Woeuiauufactnre a style of
SHINGLE MACHINE,
at moderate cort, which we believe to be more efficient
than any other in use.
Orders are particularly solicited from Oregon and
Washington Territories, which will have the same au
thority as tlioiifth the parties were personally present
GODDAKD, IIANSCOSl & RASKIN.
late Goddakd 6c Co.
San Francisco, Feb. 2, 1S59. &nol
. New Iinprovcmcnts.
THE subscriber having secured rII the late iinprove
nients And additions to the photographic art, is
now prepared to supply
THE PICTURE ADMIRES
with a superior clas of pictures, heretofore unknown
in thiB country, and Buch only as can be obtained in
HIS OALLLERIES AT SALEM AND CORVALLIS.
Therefore the friends living in either place will he sure
to avail themselves of this opjiortimity to secure some
rare specimens of ricrtuts of Themselves asd
FIIIEXUS.
Ambrot ypet, Melainntypen, Citto.'ppe, Spher
o'.ypes, and Photographs, colored
cr plain.
OIL PAIXTF.D PHOTOGRAPHS,
being by far tho most superior portrait and pictures
that are
Produced in Europe anil America,
and are destined to sntiercede every other kind. Tbe
process of Photographing ia producing wonder.
Pictures if Statuary, Models, Buildings,
Landscapes a.-id Animals
of all kinds, are among the excellencies of this process
I hate the only facilities in this country for
the production of sKch pictures.
I produce the only picture that are at all
FI T TO SEXlt IX LE TTEIiS.
Experience proves that Mehiinotvpe are not at all St,
aa has been published to the world. I a-n prepared to
produce this superior class of pictures, from the
SMALLEST POSSIBLE MINIATURE TO
FULL LIFE SIZE,
and even much larger I have a variety of Fine Gold
Lockets, Doutle and Sinsrle. The best eviib-nce of
THE SUPERIORITY OF 31 Y PI CTCKES
over ot'-'ers
in tbia country, is that every visitor to my gallery,
without exception, so decide.
Iltivine enjoyed th! rare nriviletre of between three
and four months practice iu Sun Francisco last summer
with one of the best practicul and most popular pho
tographers in Europe or America, this gives me
a redded adcan'-je.
My gallery is alwnva open for tlie inspection of ladies
and ireiuieuien, and pictures for tlicir iiispection.
1 Lave an occasional hour which I can appropriate to
THE KErAItt Or MCStCAC ISSTKCStESTS.
I have also a'procees by which
rennr Bras Furniture
of all kinds in tbe moat elegant stvle. It will look as
well as when first from the manufactory.
Sly gallery will be constantly open, w:bere I may be
found to atvnd to cs.iis. My gallery at Corvailia w-11
have oa operator to attend to customers.
11. CAMPBELL.
Sale
April, 1853. tf '
veil"sid
FROM THE DALLES TO ST. LOUIS.
VliOCT the tWHh of May, I shall start upon a bits".
ness trip to the Atlantic States, and rttt atfend
personalty ta tiie collection of any tni eys or claim;
the settlement of estate interests ; the division and sale
of 'reel estate and other property : arid nt:y other bust
tie? of a legal nKtitre. thronhotit tbe Western, North
ern. Middle or Eastern States.
Aiso. will jive carrf'ti and prompt a'.'eiiiion to tbe
pnrclutfce aud shipment direct to Oreifoa. 01 any jroods,
stock, farm implements, macbinery, carriages, books,
seeds, musical instruments or other articles- And, as
I sliali visit Washington City, will also attend to the
aiipistiiteiit of rlaiuis Melius! Government, pnx-aring
bu'lc pay cr susjiended Bounty Land War ran la, and
otiier claims in tae DepartnieuLs.
E. M. BMUfOL
Salem, March 20, 1S33. iis3
Oregroa ! Otc;ob ! ! Orc;oa II!"
IELLOW CITIZENS will do well to keep in mind
that March 7th, April -ah. May 2d and 3. lb, .June
r.'th, July sub, Aug. .d, Sept. lA'n, Oct. 17th, Nov.
1 Ith, 1 K:c 1 Vt h , iu the present year, within any week
commencing sit any of the above f kites, you are respec-
tiiUy solicitcl to atten l Altniuy Jiai to cot your trrists
Litmud, bv E. S. A .'tree, it bcimr bis time to ru:i the
Mill. Every attention will lie paid to who wish to
patrounte una, boja in quantity and quality. should
the mil! not run, I will exchange a lirst tale article of
aonr at vr::vs on kaml tor saie.
1. S. Cash paid for wheat, or wheat stored at at!
times, at tiie M'll. setierate frorn the oilier proprietors.
I keep n ski.T for any one ia cross their grain free oyer
the river. 'OmoJ E-S. ALTRKE.
Talk about Gold Miues
IiUT-5 me in rr.ind that I WANT TO
jl i .1 1 .11 1 1'r.iuonnu camion 110 11 fz. . -14
WITHOUT MONEY.and if there is any- 'J'A-;
btniy owing me, (aad I think t-iere is.) we -wouKl
just say that money we must have, and -we
would hereby" notify those" indebted to me either by
note or book aceomil to come forward and puagle
otherwise we will have to cousiifu thern all over to J.
D. Boon, who wiU no doubt make cost on it-
Yours resjvUy, J. A- JOHXS.
Solera, Sej. 1, ISa-i. 1'atf
Aolice.
IEKSONS wishing any business transacted ia C-e
Athmtic- Slates, sac u as purclatshtg of carriages,
buggies, -wngous, sewing machines, pianos, reapers,
and raowers,or any other article which b not nsoaliy
kept in this market, will find it to their advatita-e to
call on the nudorsignetL Abo, for tue collection of
money (which is usually d.uie thni!:a tlie Jt-xpres
Co., at a heavy e.persv.-) will bo promptly attended to
by one of our linn. We wiil pay easa for ail drafts,
bills of exchaiu.-e. and ceriieatea of deposit on tbe
East or Western Bank.
W. C. GP-ISWOLD & Co.
Salem. Oct. 12, l. sitf
For Saie.
in ACRES OP LAND FOR SAL.K OE KENT
xtHJ all under fence, upwards of KM acres tn cul
tivation situated in tbe Forks of Willamette river,
three miles from Salem. The bind claim is one of the
best, not oidy in Lane county, bill in Oregon. On the
claim there'is one of the "best SAW-MILLS in tbe
country. The timer priviieire cannot be excelled any
where water trie yenr rotinct ana iimoer mumy.
Payments will ie arranged to suit the purchaser.
i or turtuer luiorniauon, apply ou tiie premises. -"O.
H. AliMITAGE,
41tf McKenzie s I'ost Ortice.
C. 15. PillotVs
DEALER in clocks, watches and jewelry, Sa
lem, gn- l'articubir attentiou paid io the
rcrairiuir ofWatches and clocks- All work war-
ranted.
Jewelry repaired at short notice-
r Ol. n .11. 1 . :
Watcu.es nntl clocks, S day BtriSutg clocks at a very
low price ; also dJ hoar marine r lock.
JEWELRY.
Ladies and gents brooches, Finger Uings.Ear Kings,
Gold BuckK, Guard luauis, &.C., ct-c.
Salem, July ti, lcSo. ltf
WATCHMAKER, OREGON CITY.
1 PERSONS desirous of getting good wors oq
done will do well to stive me a call, as my fjfyS
...i.i.. : :.. .l....,...l ... ,i.& 1V-
w nine time ip iiri wcii in uic itj-aii.t.Q ... u.v -
uoineters, Duplex and Ilorutouial V alcnes.
.n assortment 01 jeweiry on nana.
Jewelry repaired, or made to order.
Prices m aceordauee with the times
Store at the old stand, Main street.
Jan. 1SS.
47tf
ii. Collier ICohbiit,
I PRACTICAL Watch Maker, Wholesale nnu retail
dealer in clocks, watches, jewelry, silver ware,
and fishing tackle, and Indian goods, Portland, Oregon-
Receiving my gootis direct from tne importers and
ti!aiiiiluctiners,"I can sell goods as low as any other
House on the Pacilllc Coast.
llavimr experienced workmen in every branch of my
business, ! can guarantee perfect satisfaction in repair
ing hue wtitciies aud jewelry.
Every article warranted to be as reputed. All wntcli
work warranted to give sntisfaetinn. 46tf
Patronize the Etprtsacs.
MY enstomers in Salem, or any town in the interior,
can order watches, jewelry, silver spoons, &c, by
express, payable on delivery "of tbe gooils, provided
tho article aud price suits, otherwise they can be re
turned. Watches, jewelry, &.c, for repair can be for
warded iu the sumo manner, to
, G. COLLIER ROBBfifS,
Practical AYittc-u Maker, Portland, Oregon,
Feb. 2, 1S5J. 4.f
I'iano Forte.
I7IROM W. II. Hall & Son's manufactory E Broad
way, N. York, sold at their prices with freight add
ed. Also, Prince &. Co. Melodeons.
Call and we will show you a list of prices and sam
ple of their work. " GEO. II. JONES, A srent.
Solera, May IT, 1858. liitf
K. I'flton, Geo. II. Jones & Co.,
SELL EXCHANGES ou Now York,, in amounts to
slut purchasers.
Salem, May 17, 1K53. lOtf
Window Sash,
GLAZED, and common sized uuglazcd, jnst received
from tlie Portland Sash Fai toi v, and for sale low
for cash, at REKD STRANG'S.
August H7, 1858. Stf
Luuk Here!
PERSONS having P.-ince's Melodeons with, broken
reeds, can get theia replaced with new ones by
sending to Oregon Cit' Book Jt Melodeon depot
Sept. iil, 136& 4ttf
Boone's Ferry,
OX Willamette river, new road between Portland
and Salem. The road ia a gorsi one and ten n .ile
shorter than the, old road.
JESSE V.
BOONE.
May 25, 1868
12tf
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.
FOUR nub: nontbeast from Ilarriebnrg, Linn Co.,
by the TObscriber, two estrnvs, one Kgl't bay half
breed horse, white face, fore feet and right hind foot
white, supposed to be three year old ; came to my res
idence some tune last spring. Also, one red heifer,
with a crop off of each ear, aad split in the left, some
white on her back and telly, star in her forehead, white
tail, no brands perceivable, supposed to be 2 years old.
, CHARLES B. COCHRAN. ,
March 2C, isr,. . .g '
BY the enbseriber, living in Ashland precinct, Jack
Co., one red and while spotted steer, 5 years old,
branded on the left hip, crop off of the right ear,
bush of tail white, aud some white dn the face. Also-,
one red mnley steer, 5 years old. crop off of the right
ear, brandedJsvith figure 2 on left shoulder. Also, one
steer, 5 years old, marked with crop oS the left ear, and
slit in tlie right, white back and belly, brindle heaJa3
si.b. MINUS WALKER.
March 22, 1359. i?w6 -
ON Bear creek, about six mile eat of Jacksonville,
in Jackson Co., a brown Indian horse, wbite leg,
a white spot on hi left etiffe.land wbite face, the whjtJ
ending around tiie lower end of tbe npper jaw; he ia
about 14 band high, and ia anpposed to he at least ten
year old. - O. D. 1IOXIE.
March 21, 1853. 2w6 -
BY the subscriber. living three mile southeast from
Dayton, Yamhill Co., Ogn., three three year old
heifers, marked as follows: One red heifer, marked
by having a slope oft" upper side of both ears. Also,
one roan or dun heifer, without any marks or brands
visible. Also, one deep red heifer, marked with erpuar)
crop oif right ear, and a split in both ears.
r , r , o-, L MEEEDTTIL
March 15, mn. vwo
IN Yamhill Co., Oretrnn, by the subscriber, living 4
mile eoiih of McMinville, an Indian mare about 7
or 8 years old, with heavy mane and tail, dim brand on
the near ahonlder, which" appears to be J W; no other
marks perceivable; color brown, or dark bay. Sha
came npou my premises sometime in Feb. as well aa
recollected. J. A. CORNWALL.
April 11, 1353. 2w6 '
IX Yamhill Co., Ogn, on South Tualittm, 4 steers,
supposed to he five yearsold,and each marked with,
an underbit in the left ear, and branded with an S on
the riifht hip. One of them i a red, with a b Jd face t
one a red, with some white in his face ; one a red roan,
and one a brown, wilh a bail face. D. SMIT1L
April 4, I8jJ. 5rw6
I Y tbe subscriber, living two miles southeast from
M Ilarrisbnrg, Linn Co., two estravs, one block
brindle steer, crop oH" of each ear, and" a hole in tha
right, supposed to be three years old. Alsoone dark
brown steer, nwailow-fork in the riirbt ear. tcid miner
slope in the left, snnposcJ to be three years old-
Feb. K, 1?53. iw6
I Y the subscriber, living near Fera Butte, Lane Co.,
) O. T., a three year old r?d lull, no marks or
brands.
W. G. PINKERSOX.
April 9,
1?50.
2wd
ON the ?lt of M.-srcb, 153, at tbe residence of tbo
the su??criber. eight miles north of Corvailia, one
roan steer, tmtrked v- ith an rmderlit in tbe left ear, tho
rii-'ht eye ont. enpposed to be three years old. Also,
one bLick and white heifer, vrhh a.bob tail, has a
young calf, no marks or brands, supposed to be 2 year
old, - JACOB MODIE.
. March 21, 1559. i-w5
BY the snbscriher, living 5 miles sonthestst of En"ena
City, Lir-e Co., Oim, one three year old red Lull,
white in the forehead, raider shine "and crop off Xh.
riglit ear, no otiier mark or brands.
E. L. MATLOCK.
April I, -ts5
BY the sniifscrilier, living two miles sonthwest of
EijLt, Polk Co.. Oregon, on the .fourth day of
April, 1". one yearling heifer, with red sides, wbit
back and face. ' XORMAX SCOTT.
April 4, ISJJ. - '--5
T" Y" the enbseriber.
livins
- about five miles west ef
one dark iron irniv horse.
1 i Brownsville, Linn Co.,
blaze face. sime white on tue sides of his bead, and 4
years old this sprim-. JAMES McMAHAN.
March i, Iiso9. Sura
ON the 2d inst., by tbe subscriber, living aborft three
mites nortiieasi of Taylor s Ferry, in Washinstoa
Co.. one bLtck Imiian hor?, blaze face, branded' on
near hip with several characters, in rarber a confused
c-incer, white marks on eaci side, and is supposed ti
be nine cr ten years old.
Dec. 24, I .". 2w5
BY the enbseriber, living 5 miles north of Spores
Ferry, in ltne Co., one red roan steer. 3 years
old, marked crop of riibt- and -spht m the left ear ;
came here in December, 1S59. Also, one brown hei&Tf
i years old, crop olleft ear. M-WILKINS-"March
!, lS-it. 2wi 1
5IaiI and lassesiger toafh.
THE nndersined hereby informs
tbe public that be is runninff a . - .
weeklv Line of Co-ic-bc-s Itween Sideia .
Ci'y, carry the United States mail and riassensners. He
leaves Ent'ei City Samfay morrjror, arrivinar at Salem
3Iond;ty arternoou, and leaves Saiern Tuesoay morn
ing, arrivinsr at Eajrene Wednes-iny eveninsr. - Good
accozunodation for passengers. Fare, $5 eats -srar.
UKOEGEE. JlcrQCEES
Anenst 10, 1S5-4 iScf
tiivery aad Sale Sla&'e.
TY TE are rtow kespintr a Livery Stable in Or-
V eon City, where horses can always be
obtained on'bberal terms.
Yi'e are also, prepared with excellent stables, well
supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses by d 17 or
week. Tiiose who call upon us may fee! assured thafi
every aueutioa will be given to iiorses left i-i our
eharie. GIBSON & POTTER.
Aunst 11, 1S57- ifif
City Hotel, Corrallis.
MESSRS. A. B. & I. SPEESGEB.
T"f J"OULD announce to tbe citizecs of Corvaiiis, and
V tie traveUina public jreneraily, that they have
thoroughly refitted this well known est.-thbsbn.-fcnt.and
are now prepared for the accommodation of eastern
ers. Tje rooms have all been refnrnisiied, tbe becLj
clean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish
ed with the best the market atTorus.
Corvaiiis, Aug. 3t, 1S57. Iy25
Eale Hotel.
THE nndersiimed has jnst opened a public
house iu the town of lhtiias, the county seat ss.--ef
Polk Co- livery attention shall be iven to tbe mo
commodation of tite travebu commnuity, as well a
to boarders : no pains or expense have been spared to
make the II jnse convenient and pleasant, and would
respectfully solicit -a share of pubUc patronage. Ia
connection with tiie House is a iiverv stable. - -TilOS-
J". LOVELADY.
Dallas. Jan. 12, 1S59. 6at4aid
Marion House, Salem.
THE nndersiimed announces to the pnblic that
he has purchased tbe well-known tavern stand .
called the Marion House, in Solera, tosether with tbe
furniture and fixtures thereof. He wiil keep it in firs
rate stvle, and invites tbe patronasre of the pnblic
K. il. MAY,
May S3. 1S57. lltf -
For Sale.
LOTS Xos. 1, 2, 3, in block 53, with dwelling
bouse, barn, ami otby improvements, ia Sa JJiit
lem. Enquire of J. G. Wfconat Salem, or at Portland,
of jEO. H. WILLIAMS.--Sept.
S3, 185?. Sutf
House ane2 Iot for Sale.
IN the town of Salem.
JOHN FORCE,
Dec-7, 1S5S. 40tf
1G0---2OO.
FROM one humlred to two hnndred acres of improv.
ed hind for sale, about two miles from Salem, Mar
ion comity.
Dee, S."1359.
JOHN FORCE,
40rf
' Farm for Sale. L
TWO and a I.aif ttii'.es from Salem, all nnder im
provement, pood bnildins, aud a large orchard of
Fruit- trees, front one to nine years old.
JOHN FORCE.
Dec-8, 1551 4btf -
Nursery.
THE enbseriber has otie of the best nurseries J
in the country, situated near Salem, in which
can always be found ail the best varieties. Orchard
men are reqnestea 10 examine uis trees, tppiy
imrsery, or the coufectkmary and grocery stora, north
west oi the Marion House. a -
MICHAEL MYERS.
Salem, Oct. 1, 1S5S.
For Sale.
TIIAVE tlirechnndredandtwentyacresof land
ci,..-.!..,! ;n l.inn f'.v. B.-iont 3 miles from Scio,
all well iriproveil. Also, a stood orclmnl which 1 will
sell on reasonable terms. For information enquire of
the undersijrued at boJem- , . .
IVibUAJi ruiuai
&ilem, Xov. 20, 1S58.
Cieo. Prince & Co.
A LARGE assortmer.t 01 tnese meiooeons, jnst re
2 ceived irom the makers, consisting of the foUow
ia kinds of portasfe instrument:
4 octavo C to C & octavo F to P
41" C to r o " double reed to If
PUSO CASED:
5 octavo F to F 5 octavo, 2 banks of key,
Thes iustrnment I will sell CHEAPER than any
other house in Oregon or California. Send m your or
ders. JOHN A. POST & CO.
Orecon City. Mept. I". -tt
Wall Paper .aad Border.
V LARGE and Splendid assortment of Wall Paper
o.l ItorrW Oil iiniird Window Shades, and Pa
per Window Curtains, may be fonnd.and for sale Tery
,ow, at - aatt - t i.r.i-. ctl- o . ......
Enconrasc Ilonie lflaaracmre
f-piIE WiUarcette Woolen jianuraciurniS
X . Co. have now. on hand tbe nest quauijr
of blankets, yarn, and cloth- . '
-n- 1 ...1 .... .Jl I,.-,.- for the above
froods; unwashed wool at 15 to IT eta. per lb.; washed
wool at M to -arB. vr -t.,-!,.nt.
.nnnlied on reasonable terms. Orders &6-
teaded with promptnes and diiah.
MJ. Ji. IVAi A CUW.
Salem, Xry. 4, 1S58.