Balk Ta moat : atraoedBBBrj' chemical a-scorcry of
,1,11 tones, s Um Antlphlnslstie Salt. It u apoa Ike
sssod la precisely the iaiue luuuicr aa the vaccine mailer op-
fas the pienntlon T Btaugnant diseases. It cores only
rs ch Are .nojutmMory yhetr naioro rwv aa
attoa tat the head, ud throat, such as brin feter. Bis,
fctanirtH. neuralgia, erysipelas" and catarrh. t'ecaria cam
f ManuaaUoo la lb chert sad abdomen, ylaj Inflamed;
latajs aa Brer, pleortoy, dyspepsia, asthma; rravel. piles, c.
TOra; Massmatioa ef the ezUemrtieS sod skin, to-srlt : Bi
ases, scrofula. TBI niasHiiii, scarlet Brvrr, vreerrsl, and an cn-
, Is sin ma affections. This chemical combination la so powerful
' aad Bsstaataaeoos la as effects, that the dose Is oat what
! adhere to a uln airped In the 8lt and hM to the loruroe
ter am sranrra. The ssost aatoaadlns; resans ban tararUblj
followed tta ase In the Atlantic States, aad thousands sf teatl
ksoalals as to tta virtues can be furnished V reanired. The
Wvartetor asks not, however, for nml, bat Is wining to let
(htlaa abide by Rs woaxs, osnOdent that II wttt Beyer salL
tomasjtBomdracbmpackarrs, pries To Dollars, aad mm
aa forwarded be mall, Mttld, to any part of the eosmtry.
sawa receipt of that som, addressed to RsoijctoS Co., San
"' fraaelaca. Furl directions accompany each package. As
son aa a sufficient sapply can be obtained. It win be for sals
v- n. u.nllr. V. CocssweU. X. D- dlscoTerer aad
ao. iMiu for California and Orccoa, . -
EIDI5GTOX ft CO., Wholesale Dmrrista,
. " Baa Francisco., .
Far sale sa Portland, by
ST. WKATHEKFOBS and SMITH ft DAVIS.
" BBBtraATlSS.-
I, an eases of InBanuaatory Ebeumatlsm, whether acute or
. tarsede, AattpWoglstlo Batt, discovered by Dr. lofgswe
- B1'M. ki a sore aad Infallible remedy. In Key (ngcand,
- wara this disease Is Terr prevalent, the Salt has nerer been
1 Mil to tan m effecting a raascma cbic, i
- ' '. Bttwamatlrn la almost Invariably caused by In-
Usasastloa and coUs, and the peculiar effect of this
7BB)BBUnMBJgltlc.or antl-wfllammatoryj alaaWes,
j.- t la Ndaos tntarasMtUm, and bamaee the otroaiauoa
l" d aad the bbmb ot tne boot. eaicolal-
... - - . , -.1 oanscea, bat S csico'
, 14 aoes no wbiw w w - a ' ,-- nd Is
i Xmm a perfcet substitute lor blood
r tut a. also r'7nrxji. ca tax Kit.
V.t. yC?SZ!r c by trouble, ta the
ra-.Or.relTenerealD
bead- ".,. ud all cataasooa diseases, yield
iiaMr-f-!-; - .... . ..u-r ax
oatirsi
ru a .n.i .iroflts
"- - - v- iku v fmct rhat. altbooxk B at tww Tear
Vjaee was drat sffered to the poblic, the diacoerer has neeer
- - .u. i. an his orders, and M is only vtthla the laat lew
ii HT " bs obtained la thai State, at any
price. Foil dlrectJoos accompany eacn pacxage. rorsawoy
an Draggists.
General Agents, KEBTXGTOX ft CO.,
Wholesale Draggists, San Francisco.
Fee sale In Portland, by
W. WIATHMFOED. and SUIT 11 tutu.
rraadom tVom Comb, after astng DK.
BHiiM MA UlAJT or WILD CUE ICR r. The
tabs aad speedy r.sscdy erer discovered tor an diseases of the
ckaat and taaga. Coughs, Cokis,In(Inema, Coraamptlan.Bron
tJtltls, Asthma, Hoarseness, Dlfflcnlt Breathing, Fsins m the
.Spitting of Blood, Sore Throat, Irritation of the Cvnia
The most sotcma assnraaca Is girea, mat
e is not a met stated with respect ta the powers of this
emedy, which ta not Cany estanusnea m erery
; .Jbbs sC cases for which It Is recommended, by a aasss of eel
tan which mast carry conrlctioa to the most skeptical
aasad; and the medicine, althoor thus highly effectual m Its
,.- remedial character, ia m the atmost degree Innocent m Its
ssSBswsitioB, and may be takea by the most delicate.
aa.to aku rim the aaoat tnarantaaeons and ueilett
tscf, aad when properly perstiertd with. It wffl aerer fan ta
- sweet a rapid aad tasting care. Thousands hare Seen restored
' who ban nrerioaslr tried all other meaas bt ram. To aB
A Is ewaany a aussmgaaa a
nMned, are agreeable aad pleas
ant to the taste, so that a chad win readDy take tt.
Koae grnaiBe witSout the signature ef Henry Wistar, Sf.
aad Sanford ft Park, on the outside wrapper; an other Is
. sssBrtoas and worthless.
For sale by W. at- SMITH k. CO.. Salem-
W. WEATHERFOaD. SMITH ft DAVIS, Portland, and
flU ft WH1TT, Saa Francisco, are Aecnta. SmS
Sr. I. J. Caapkay. We would direct the especial at
' tentfam of in Tali da to a perusal of Dr. L. J. Cxaptsy Is adTer
tsiia nt. to be foend In another column of this paper, in or
der to place the services of a learned and experienced phys!
chta with hi their reach. So mach 01 has beca inflicted on the
. hwl ii mmOy from the pernicious aad Ignorant practices of
S ss)ili h . that B seems aa if we were fulfill :nr a bounden duty
to asake known where rrl.ef caa be obtained. To those ns
IWlIiiinK enough to suffer from the effects of sexual or private
i a isi or their fll treatment, we cheerfully commend Dr. I
J. Caapkay as a man of rare scientific and medical acquire.
. saeats, pnmi eang an the requiaites, from long experience and
acknowledged skin, for the successful practice of his profession-
Baring made sexual complaints aa especial study, Wte
the celebrated Ricord, of Paris, he Is enabled ta guarantee a
permanent aad speedy care In an cases of private or chronic
diseases, whether the effects of contagion, setf-ahnse, or lorn
of virility ; aad la order that patients st a distance may avail
therasrrns of his advice, free consultation ia open to them.
The knowledge that we ban of the numerous cures he has
Acted, some of which were of long standing, leads as to
alace mnch faith in Dr. C-'s efficacy, and commend him to the
confidence of those in 01 health- Dr. Czapkay's office fat on
Sail iiimiwh street, below Montgomery, nearly opposite the
Pacific Ma9 Steamship Co.'a OAce. San Francisco. 4
Drs. G. A. & Ada 31. Weed,
Hyzeo-SIcdieal Pkyncian.
HAVING located in Salem, we stall he happy to
attend to calls, both in town and country.
Mn. Weed will trive special attention to Uoetetrics,
gawd diseases peculiar to w omen ana cntiaren.
Patients at a distance vished on reasonable terms.
They mar be consulted peraftaliy.or by letter.rre.
AprU52,'lfc59. 'Xi
To the Ladies of Salem" and vicinity.
THE snbsenbers wish to annormce that tney
intend keeping; on hand all kinds of Millin
ery Goods, silk and lace bonnets, colored and
white straws.
Bonnets made and trimmed to order ; also, dress
aaakrntr.
hop near the Woolen Factory.
v Mrs. L. A. WOBTLET,
Mix . A. PRATT.
April 22, 1859. . 2mTjmii
Vessel for Oregon direct.
THE rmderaipned vcHl hare a Teasel leave NEW
YKK for PORTLAND direct, on or about the
1st of November next. Shippers, in order to secure
fretifht, should make early application to the ander-
wnmnL or Mrflfrm. nutou. asimon ex. ,o- flew
We witl also attend to the purchase and shipment of
naercnandise. earnajres, ana jnaeuiTierv, ror pnnrew in
Hi eg on. &uwi') xML.tsis -
April 20, 1839. 6m7
Selling OIT'.! SellingOlT!!!
below cost:: below cost:'.
r7" Take Notur.
EXTRAORDINART INDUCEMENTS !1
To parchasers of Watches, Jewelry, Di-
Ctockt, Fancy Good; Culler f, Mutieal Instrument,
..... .etc. .... .wic. .... .ctc. .....
B IRK B AUM Sf CO HEX!
w aTt laM Paah sattnl..fl ff t lid
LADIEi-ad GENTLEMEN of Portland and other
Isi is in OntromaUsc nn tnai iyj are nw
J3s ELLIN G OFF! '
"bF - atari vaknawwl T4W -
BEL b'iv XE W Y O RK C OS T!
Jt Vl "vn -Mfua arm thftbae madhkpiu
HVsVSI! fCwJIlLifi'iw; v o- -w-
the) 23th of May. As we expect to enlaiye orjr
a eia order to make room for tne new swea. oi
, rs ea route for this place irom Jew a w aw a.-
4 V ,T Io not rKrlert to take advantage of thia oppor-t-wwy
that we otter to port baser of Watches, Jewelry,
smb. fcc, bflir ot mnfi -Viy AVA ! !
; At BIRNBAUM tc Co II EN'!,
. Watch-Makert and Jewelera,
Frorrmt., Portland.
f r April 22, 1859. lm7
v.--- St rarest orhtolrn,
T, ' Nor ahont the lrh of March, 1859 from the - ranjje
"Siy near Parkersrille, Marion Co., Offn, an Indian
or. red roan color, bald fare, left side of bia head also
Wte, branded on left bonlder with three nnps join
wpw. Art person retarnin the pony, or jrmi'lf any
I Tmmtum ot him will be snitabiy rewarded by
"r abacriber at parkersviUe, 0rn. T
4. GEO. M.ABELL.
'; init im 3w7
aiaaaalaatiABB KotlCC
"TOTICE is lierebr (riven, that the ertnership
''Jal heretofore existlnit between Coon . Jonea, of
Soaebarv, Oim, has this day been dissolved by tnutnal
BBseok AU accoonts of the firm will be settled by
G. W. Jonea, KosebrK. U OOO
April 6, 185a. 3w7
Fine Blooded Stallion for
n r n r p P P.
Sale.
M. A - -
THIRD from imported Medoc, on side of
n . 1 j - ' ...a w; Aiwliv
. 1 j - ' 1 ...j w; Aiwliv
7 ' wire, utra ir,,i ,ui"
Ae of dam. Inquire of X. A. Keed,
a. ty, Yamhill Co., and Jos. Watt, Salem.
.v prtl 1H5.
7tf
- - -Final Settlement.
'ALPORD,' administrator of the estate of
i A. HL'ftTED, cU.vea.xed, bavins; filed hi
1 Swd sopbed to the lrbate Court of Linn Co.,
fcr assd settlemifta of the saaic. Noiire is
at on the first Tacsdav. the th htr 01
m the day net apart for bearing Uie
attend 11 iney see proper.
Weana,
f "Wf Bt1
1 -,
A.mltrm.or's Notice
LETTtSS r ndminWrttntn oT the, estate of EU
I MURE KEES, derrased.hitk! of Linn Co.. Stale of
Oregon, were slanted to the nndersigrjed, by the hulire
of probata of said county, on the Hh rlaj of slay,
183, therefore all persons owing said estate are here
by notiliod to present them, with the proper Touchers,
to Juoryau aces, a resiowiivw jr
t o., state of urrifon, uriinin ouo yuar ura tuia uau:,
or Ujct mr be foreyer bitrrcd. . !
AprU iS, 1859: 4w7
T. If. Spertcer,
FRONT STREET, PORTLAND,'
Firx prvof BrUk Store, pppotite ti. IV". CorUtt.
.IMPORTER AXD DEALER IS
1ROX, STEEL, ,
HARDWARE, WlLliQW WARE,
WAOON MaTKRUL. . '
and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Jutt mrrivei, ear "Jjira Yanitti"
50 ton refined iron, assorted! . " .
2D0O lba. cast ateel,
. 50 setts eol aprings;
100 " iron nslcBj
' 100 kegs nails, asaorted j
' .' &t.5& Wiihd wiiWutu,-ii
25 dox. Hants " , ' ' '.
ACaJSuf Cga tooUof every dewcrip-
AfJii. stns, crosscut jr?An's'
FaZT': Ww Shovels fttv.
plementa. !poKES, FELLOES,
a iinitatoof WAOOX MATERIAL,
d.ehJn.'j iX nurchaaing would do well to
jicu-u . .
look Atgh cnargo of the bnsincas and
will enJcavor to jnj-c audafurtiou to customer.. .
10 Ttii Seshixo 5 iciuKES,
13 KEAl'tKS ana aiu Jiua, . -WTiich
w ill be sold for a small advance on Cost and
charges. nT- i,rctri'pue
Jnst received, at W. U. Spencer a, Front St., Port
iooa. Dlaclumitn s ncuows, irorn wm mensa;
" Iron Vicee;
. - - . Anrila; -
SS keen Horse Shoe NBiht: '
Aad lMacksmHh "a tools of all deocriritiona.
TO WAQOX MAKERS.
100 sett of States Wood Hub ;
"' 4000 Spokes, State Wood ;
25 sett Bent Feiloea;
Hickory Axles, Bent Shafts;
- Hickory and Oak Flank ;
Bent Felloes. Ate., dec.
JUST RECEIVED AXD FOR SALE,
A general assortment of Harness Makers' and Sad
dlery Hardware. . .
!, auu r-pur v m
Stirrup, whips and Cinches.
Also, just received, ex tt Hal
II I atJ aw
Clcrr, a largo and
WVU'flCltXwwU mW'iluirti. wi
a- yvigy .J W w
t
. a
. .
bgclodinjF Cbair-u Sofas, Baakeu, Vaimn
W. H. SPENCKR.
Portland, March 4. 1SS9.
oil
- Spring and Summer Clothing!
JVSTRECEirED.
rpHE andeiaigned are now opening; their stock of
-a. JyfjtliMr J. L aUJU.VJLK Ll.UJri.tli, to
which thev would call the rartrcular attention of Mer
chants before emrchaams; their usual sapply. It Con
or .
Planter's Linen and Dock Sacks and Coats;
. White uni and Dock Snrks and Coata;
I'ancy Marseilles and Drill Sacks and Coats ;
Bbsck aad Fancr Alpaca Sacka and coats;
Mix Mohair and Poplin sacks and eoata;
Grass Linen sacks and coats;
Fancy Cass, and Tweed sacks and coats;
Fancy Cass, business suits;
Fancy Casa. and Tweed pants;
Fancy drill and Marseilles pants; 1
White linen and duck pante; -
Planter's linen and drill pants ;
White and Buff Marseilles rests;
Fancy and colored Marseilles Vests;
CoL linen and dock vesta ;
Fancy silk and rasaimere revta;
Fancy satin and cashmere Tests;
White linen and drill drawers i
White domestic flac-el Under -ehirta and Drawers;
Merino and cashmere shirts and drawers;
Check linen shirts :
Silk and linen ties and cravats.
Also, constantly on hand a full and complete assort
ment of - - - ' . -
OA VIS JOXES- PA TEXT SHIR TS,
which will be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
The above stock comprise the
Caotcrsf ararf best telecxea. imoa ever rreema tn mis
ilirkrt.
And merchants visitinar the citr will find it to their
advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere, fcvery
article warranted both as to make, fit, and quality.
Orders resrectfuilv solicited.
CANFIELD. tierson & CO.,
(Successors to Johnson, ( anfield c to. J
mh26 Im6 is 84 Battery street.
Hargrove's Kclectic Liniment,
Good far Man or Ceatt. ." . 5 f
VERT Species of irritation ia quickly reduced by
. UK apciicauuu ,I mis i,innnui,
M AliK THIS.
The proprietor does not intend thia Liniment to he
excelled hv any Liniment in the nation or the world.
Tb etfect of this jnedi.-ine upon . ,
KHEt'ilATISM.
Rinsr worm, swelled irland. sore nirples, sore breast
sore heads, sore throat, sores of J1 kinds, sprains, stitl
joints, ulcers,
TOOTHACHE.
pains in the spine or back, poison oak, frort bites,
bams, senilis, tresh co!s, tumors, &c.. is almost mirae
nlnns. It is irood for the biz head, poll evil, fiotnla, old
running sores, wind (nils, rplir.t, scra'ches. sndtile, or
collar amiis, sprains, nns; oone, in iuci, an umsro
where an external application is required.
fy Use the Liniment freely and according to diree
tion.
JOHN HARGROVE, Sole Proprietor.
M street, Corvaliis, Orepon.
April 7, 1S39. Ivd ,
Wm. Thornnner,
Imp or ter of French and German
FASCTBASKETS,
ENGLISH and American Willow Ware, Cane and
Willow Chairs, Ladies' Work tanda, Toys, &e..
No. 9a Battery street, between Commercial and Clay,
Ban r ran Cisco.
Administrator's .Notice.
T KTTERSof administration on the estate of ARCHT
Li U WltiHAKl). iWnwd, hue of Linn Co., fcitate
nf Omim. weir armnted to the nndersiimed bv the
Jodtre of Probate, of said county, on the fifth day of
Apni, 1W, thcrelorr all persons owins; sani estate are
hereby reqnired to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate fcre hereby
notined to prwent tnem, witn tne proper voucners to
Samuel E. Wishard. at the former residence of the de
ceased, within one year from this date, or they may be
forever oarrea.
SAM CEL E. WISHARD, Admin'r.
April 8, 1SX. 4w6paid
W.C.Uriitroldli Co '
OFFICE
FOR the present will be nn stairs in the Brick Block
neat to Sfiferman' obice.
Where we shall expert to meet all those indebted to
ws either by note or wvortrrt. We shall remain in Sa
lem until the 1st of May only, and all accounts and
notes that are not settled by that time will be left in
hands of Messrs. Barnum dc Vilaon for immediate col
lection; please call and save trouble. -
Kespertfnlly, W. C. GRISWOLD Ac CO.
Salem, Ogn, April 6, li9. 5tf
Mill for Sale.
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
THE undersigned will sell for cash or scrip, the un
divided third in tbe property known as the Marv's
River Mills, situated in Ik-uton County, seven miles
from Corvaliis, in tlto midst of a large firming district.
The property consist of a Grist and Saw-mill in good
running order. Also a Blacksmith shop three) dwell-tmr-bouses,
and aliont twelve hundred Saw -logs. The
mill lot contains about thh-ty-onr- acres of land. '
The above property will be sold on reasonable terms.
For further partwulfcrs enquire of the undersigned cot
the premises. WM.MATZGfc.lt.
April 2,1859. 3m5
PMrin Plnnsht.
THE undersigned is manufacturinr- for sale and to
order, a superior article of Peona I'reniium
Ploughs, of various sizes. These rionghs are warran
ted to scour in any land ; and are the best now in use.
Shop In the rear oi avuroin s "vtJjjjJjeB
April 12th, 1853. 5w4paid
A. B. ROBERTS. ' CSSEDar. a. D. XOOKI.
. Btkerti Co.,
rkEALEKS in Marble, Monnnients, Tomlistone, Ob-
clinks Of. Spires. Maroie M antics, aaorcs, ureou
Tops, Fire-Fenders, Grates, Hearthstones and Steps.
land, Oregon. Jm5
Knrserr
i n u. rf Ka KMit nnrsericS
I in the comitrv, situated near Salem, inwhicb !-
caa always oe ioi:im : , r
m. n are reriiiesttd to examine his trees. Apply at the
nursery. " tnB confKtsdouuTjf and grocery sto-, nortH-
weet oi we aar mm.-m m9
a 11... fc2n I . t f
TI1E tinae'rsijrned will nflVr for Kilo to the Wdhest
I ,.,1 ,T. u i iH.iv f'A nn Moudar.
the utb dry oUhtaaaext, kr. entire protrty conmstma
of ahont 1,I0 acres of uutd.HM beadof hotyoa. W head
... 1 a uut S ill ..rlnk aXsssh rttlMllpw'wl flsl-
lars, cash down: nd & sums over f MW rn,. made
known on day of sale. , All potwana Mbl to the un
dersignett wU plw pun.fe KEJjy.
Urao.i . . .,t.,;.i
Ttilkto.. April 4. 1859.
r3r?afeaasswa
fr 'l ZS&iel for .hi sale thereof in the States of Oro-
t?StiS& -d
April
SiicrifT Sale.
T virtue of three Executions. Issued out of Ihe
r!, -.,nrt of the V. S. 1st Judicial District, in.
B
ind fr the County of Polk, Suite of Oregon, in favor
of J B. V. lluiler. and ngniiiKt Oliver Luskvr. I have
levied tipon and will prnceod to sell to the highest, on
the 14th da of May, A. D., 1X.V.1, on the prcniiKes, the
following- property to-wit : The south hulf of Oliver
tjukir'a Donation claim, bcirinninir nt the quarter sec
tion corner of the cant bounilary of sec. 7, in t 8 a 4 w,
of the Willtimctto Meri'liiin, in Polk Co., thence south
30 ,6 chs, thence eut 3 33 chs, tlietice south 4 45 clis,
thence east 28 (u chs, thence north 35 16 chs, to the
place of beinniiur, containing 55 Xi-lUO acres, more or
leas, to satisfy said executions.
j. a. nuuiij, au n or I'oik Co.
April, 9, ISSa. 4wlnaid
' Notice.
A FTER six weeks nnblication of this notim. I will
is. make amplication to the Commisaionernf Pnainna
for the issue of a Duplicate Bounty Land Warrant, lull
acres .o. so .it 4 u utter Act oi .iiarcn o, imi, nvned
to me, for services aa a private in Captain's Pngh'saud
mnruu s companies', iu tne laynse Indian War in
1S4S the orijriuial having been lost in tlie General
LandOflice. U lit AM ii. SIMKiNS.
Dated, April 16, 1R59. tiwli
Sprint; llaces in lien I on
County.
rI,HERE will be a meeting on
A my tracks, 9 miles south of
Corvaliis, commencing on Wed-
nesday, June 1st, I Say, and eon
tinning four days, when the following parses will be
run fort
First dar Mile heata. 2 in 3. for all ami nnrao nf
SinO C. .1 . 1 ..ill. 1
V """" qwwvww. tur laauia uorse, siu
unincc, one nine.
-d dar 3 mile bent, for all ten. nurse of IIO.
3d day Purse of lt0. for 3 vear olds, mile heata. S
in three. Ssme day Swoenstakes for all Bees. 1 mile.
wo entrance.
4th da v Mile heats, 3 in 5. wree of 1C0. for all
ages. caniedar SweepstMkes torradJle horses, fit)
entrance, with f -.il added, if J or more start one mile.
Knles of late Benton l.o. Jockey Club to govern the
and 2 to start. Wake np-Jake, Boston Colt, and all
other thoroitKhbreds, 8 lbs. extra.
The track will be in good order, and every effort
hwh to give saiuuacnon.
JU11.-S ruui'lUIC, I'ropnetor.
Benton Co., April 5, 18o. 4w5
Public Sale of Stock.
I WILL oRer at public sale, at Knox's a-'"3$
Btiltc, Linn Co., on Friday, Blav tlth,
1S5'J. at 10 o'clock. A. M.. the following nam-
ed stock, via t i5 head of horves, mares and colts, and
work horses - Durham bulls, 40 head of cows and
calves, some Durham ; also, a two horse buggy and
ouracsH, new.
1 rnxt. otes at 12 montlta. JA3IES KNOX.
March Sj. lAjjl. 3n5paid
Wanted.
TWO GOOD HARNESS MAKERS,
at St. Louis, French Prairie, Marion
Uonntv, oreiron. jwa
April 3. l.Soi.
To Clark Ilamliu.
STATE OF OREGON. ) .
COUNTY OF MARION, t
VOl! are herehv notohcti that a writ of attachment
A has been issued airamst yon and vour iroperiv at
tached to satitfv the demand of William Clitic uniount-
ina to twentv-t wo dollars. Now unless vou shall an
pear before T. J. Peflv, a justice of the peace in and
tor said countv, at his ottire, on the twenty-nrst day of
May, isoy. judgment will he rendered againt yon and
your propertv sold tn pay uie oc-nt.
Dated thst'the 4th day" of April, l.V. 4w.paid
WM. I UXE, Plaintiir.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF OREGON:
A Proclamation.
1TTHEREAS. satisfactory information lias been re-
v V ceived bv me of the admission of the Slate of
Oregon into the Union, on an eptal footing with the
original Mates, and it appearing mat immediate K-tns
hit ion is necessary to complete the Slate orgauization,
Therefore.
I, JOI4N WHITEAKER, Governor of the Stnte of
Oregon, ncblish tins, niv proclamation, callinir upon
the members of the Legislative Atwemldy tn convene
at the sent of Government of said State, on Mt IN 1A Y,
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF S1AY, 13j9. and there
hold an extra sesvion of the Legislature, and take such
action as mav he deemed expedient.
In testimony w hereof, I have hcrennto signed my
name tbia lourtu oav oi April, .. I' . i.t
aid ' JOHN WHITEAKER.
Writ of Election.
STATE OF OR EG OS To the Sheriff of Linn
Cows'y, rccfl.-
1T7HEREAS. a vaeancv exists in the State Senate,
V rniiM'd bv the resignation of CliarU-s Drain, a
SENATOR from vour said County of Linn. Tncre
fore I. JOHN WHITEAKER. Governor of the State
of Oregon, hereby direct that yon notify the judges of
election ox Siiiii nmnir, tnai in .uummv, lue i-, 111
DAY OF MAY, 1SjL", they hold a special election to
nil fa:d vacancy.
Given under or hand this fourth u.ir of April, A.
D. ISi'J. 5id JOHN W1IITEAKEIC
AViit of Election.
ST A TE OF OR EG OX To the Sherif of Clack
ama County, Irrerltng:
TTTHEREAS. a vacnnrv exists in the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES of this Suite, mused by
the resignation of B. Jennings, a Representative from
vour raid t.ountvof Clackamas, lliervtore 1, jutii'i
WHITEAKER. Governor of the State of Oretrou
herebv direct that you notifv the jiid-.x-s of clea-tioiigof
said County, that on MON DA i 1HK Nl lit 1A1
OF MAY, 1Sj1, they hold a special election to till said
vacancy.
Given under mv hand this fonrth dav of April. A.
D. 185. 5td JOHN WHITEAKER.
Writ of Election.
S TA TE OF OREGOX To the Sheriff of Yamhill
County, Greeting .
TTTHEREAS a meaner exists in the HOUSE OF
VV REPRESENTATIVES of this State, mused by
tbe resignation of J. C. Nelson, a representative fmin
toot said :nnmv ot lamtiill, ineretore l,
WHITEAK EK. Governor of the State of Oresron. bere-
bv direct that von notify the judges of elo-tiun of said
('onntv.thato'n MONDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
MAY, 18o, they hold a special election to nil said ta
nnrr. Given under mv hand this fourth dnv of April, A.
1. 10.W. otd JUII. t iiit.ivr.n.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
eubscnliers, under tbe firm of W. S. LAild Ac Co.,
is tbia dav dissolved bv mutual consent.
The business of the "firm will be settled by either of
the subscribers, or by Ladd, Keed dt I o.
W. S. LADD,
J. W. LADD.
Portland, April 4, 1T9. Hw5
Copartnership IVotice.
THE undersigned have this day formed a copartner
ship under the firm of Ladd,Ueed At Co., und will
continue the business of the late firm of W. N. Ladd &
Co. J. W. LADD,
S. . KKKD,
J. M. LADD.
Portland. April 4, 1859. w5
For Sale.
1HAVE three hundred and twenty acresof land
siMiated in Linn Co., aaout 3 miles from Scio, mr.
all well improved. Also, a good on-hard which I will
sell ob reasonable terms. For information enquire of
the undersigned at Salem.
WILLIAM PHILLirS.
Ralein, Xov. 20, 1S58. Ttf
Geo. Prince & Co.
A LARGE assortment of these meloileons, just re
ceived from tbe makers, consisting of tbe follow
ing kinds of portage instruments:
4 octavo C to C 5 octavo F to F
41 " CtoF 5 " double reed F to F
PIANO CASED:
5 octavo F to F 5 octavo, 2 hanks of keys,
These instruments I will sell CHEAPER than any
other house in Oregon or California. Send in youv or
ders. JOHN A. POST & CO.
Oregon City, Sept. 10, 1KW. 2tf
Wall Paper and Border.
V LARGE and Splendid assortment of Wall Paper
and Border, Oil-painted Window Shades, and l"a
pcr Window Curtaius, may be found, and for mile very
low, at I25tf REED & STRANG'S.
Encourage Home Manufacture
THE Willamette Woolen Manufacturing
Co. have now on hand the best quality
of blankets, yarn, and cloth.
Wnnl token in exchainre) for the above
goods ; unwashed wool at 15 to 17 eta. per lb. ; washed
wool at iiO to 25 cm. per lb.
Merchants supplied on reasonable terms. Orders at
tended to with promptness and dispatch.
1m E. PRATT, Sunt.
Salem, Nov. 24, 1858. Iy3
lOOSOO.
FROM one hundred to two hundred acre of improv
ed hind for sale, about two miles from Silem, Mar
ionZHr JOHN FORCE.
Doc 8,1859. " ..
Deeds and "Scrip Blanks."
KEW lot jo printed U mTja3U3r..
, To the Public. ?
READ, FARME1JS. READ. .
HAvTNO THE SOLE AGENCY FOR JOHN A.
PITTS unparalleled Tbrenhinir MochiueS. for all
the lacilie coast, I take this method of informius you
tliut 1 have on hand and for sale FORTY Macbines,
thirty of which ore ten horse and ten of which are eight
uorsw puwer. me uuvvw niHcuines were got np to or
der, ami cannot he surpHssud in any ronpoct, as to beau
ty, itremjth and durability the frame, being vorTBub
statitial und strong, with a much larger Funiiinf Mill
and more depth of Sei ve, with Cast Steel Shaftinir, and
not liable to sprins;, adding much to the steadiness of
the runnitift of the muchiiic. The Cvlinder of the Ten
Horse Machine is Thirty-six inches iu length, and that
of the Elgin Horse ixTbirty-two llkhes, Each ma
chine has with it Tracks, Horse Power, Levers, and
tlio usual amount of Extras, which arc niuile and lilted
expressly for each machine, making them less liable to
r wui ui oruer lauu any outer umchino iu the Mar-
;eL
Ileinr aware of th mnnw ful. 1..S.1
schemes that have been taken to defeat this most wor-
tny macnine, wliicli up to the present time has never
known Us eqiuil, either in Throsliimr or Cleaning grain;
ana as all means have been used to defeat the wile of
tne same, ny a bogus machine of a very inferior kind,
lovi iv my uuiy 10 let me farmers Know mat 1
ume Pitt's Machine ean be purchased except
no geu
: of the
subscriber, at 33 Sacramento street
aud all parties of
fenug for sale or nsing any bogus machines purporting
to be Pitt's Machiue, will' be held personally responsi-
uis iur au suics auu using tne snnie.
THOMAS OGO SHAW,
Agent for John A. Pitts,
33 Sacramento street.
Ohio Threshing machines. '
Also have a few of these celebmted Machines. Ther
are just what every Farmer wants. Tbe comtmct ar
rangement of different parts of this machiue, the great
simplicity of its construction, the strength and durabili
ty of iu workmanship, the small amount of power it
takes to run it, together with its cltective operation in
threshing and cleaning, at least us much grain of any
kind ss any other four or six horse machine now in use,
combine to iustitv na in helievilltr that it ounnor. fuil n.
it Becomes Known, to be the moat useful and popular
outcome m me country, inc cvtinaers oi lite above
machines are from Eighteen to Twenty -four inches in
length. Each of the Ohio Machines have Trucks,
Horse Power, Levers, and the usual amount of extras.
We can safely recommend our present lot of Thresh
ing machines as being the best that lias ever been im
ported, as they were all made to order. Give ns a call
before buying. THOMAS OGG SHAW,
S3 Sacramento street
Extras! Extras!!
THRESHING MACHINE EXTASI
We have on hand a full supply of all the different
parts of the above machines. In case anv Dortion
should fail, we can supply you on short notice. A few
of the leading articles "we will name, viz: Mastcr
wliecls. Straw-carriers, Drapers, Elevators, Spur, Bev
el, and Bull pinions, Crliiuier-teelh, Fan Gear. Line
Kiii L.,:i " q-iiiiii ,initii en ite
'Si Sacramento street.
THE CALIFORNIA COM MIXED REAPER AND
MOWER.
The test combined Reaper and Mosrer now in use.
Will manufacture for the present harvest One Hun
dred of the the California Combined Reapers and Mow
ers, which, for benuty. strength and simplicity, has no
equal in this or any other market, as it osensrs many
great advantages over any other machine, to-wit :
1st. It is much lighter; thedriviiuT wheel is four feet
high, making the unilt 3d P cent less than any other
machine.
2d, The cutting part is the rear of the machine, and
tbe apron ia so constructed that it can be taken off in
ten minutes lor mowing.
3d, The i-niin is passed to one side with case.
4th, it will cut gnus as low as three inches, and
gram as nigh as twelve.
5h, It can be raised or lowered in three minutes,
tkh. It I. as less side draft than any machine in use.
th. It has more motion.
8th, You can drive slower aud do your work better.
9tb, It cuts six and a half feet in'widtb, and has a
spring seat five feet from tLe ground, which places the
driver in a position to be able to manage his learn, and
see the breakers ahead in time to save his machine.
Kith, It can bo thrown out of, aud into gear in one
minute.
lith. The cutting part of the machine being in the
rear, iukc an too weigtit on tne noracs.
l'.th, The Ivcst and last reason at all is, that it is
California improved and made machine : therefore.
auy purchaser can, on short notice, obtain any portion
oi tue macnine icu mav oreaa.
1 have taken particular pains to select cood work
men and good niuterials, and I warrant this machine to
reap aud mow, and to do either or loth, better than
anv other machine in this market. Plrave give me a
call. THOMAS OGU SHAW,
33 Sacramento street.
ALSO KEEP ON HANI) MANNY'S COMBINED
ItKAi'KKSdc MOWERS.
BL'RR ALL'S REAPERS,
HL'SSEY'S REAPERS,
MCCORMICK'S R EATERS.
Iu fact, all kinds of REAPLK.S that are in use, can
oe boa oi me at tue lowest casn prices.
THOMAS OGG Sn.tW,
33 Sacramento street.
SAFES! SAFES!!
Liiiie's Improved Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes.
Fire Proof, Drill Proof,
Powder Proof, Burglar Proof.
With Liiiie's Inipickahle. Powder-rroof Lock.
The bevt Safe made for resitting btlh fire auu thieves,
as proven in innumerable inta:ices.
As to recent tes-t by tire, reference is made to the
late burning ot tue Crystal 1 alace in Aew lorlc City,
at which ail other Sates on exhibition were burned up.
Liiiie's Safe alone was uniuiured.
Reference is alo mude to the test atfbrdod br the
burning vt the Illinois Central Railroad Depot at
t.airo.
Read the following letter:
COPT..
Caiko, IIL, Dee. ICth, lSL
Lew's Lillie. Eso. Dtar tixn The Safe we pur
chafed of vou was iu our oltice, which was consumed
on Monday uiubt. We have just opened it, and find
the papers uninjured, and the book will be good for
service ry being reixmml, the binding bem injured by
steam, but the paper of the books ia not injured in the
leat.. The contents of Ihe iron moner chest were all
right, good as when put in. Truly tours.
Signed, B. R. ABUOlT,
Airent Illinois Ceutral Railroad.
Reference is also mude to the great test trial which
took place at Iowa City, in Iowa, ou the lUth January,
1861. The origin of tiie te; t was the sharp competition
ior tuo supplying tue riaie uaua, aiiu lis unucues,
with safes, vault doors, locks, Aic
The State Bank having purchased Mr. Liiiie's Safe,
etc.. the opiweition sate venders, beinr dissutislied.
proposed, ua test, to drill through one of the sates the
bank had pitrcliHted, which prvponition the bank ac
cepted, and Mr. Lillie went IhroiUih from Troy, N. V ,
to Iowa, to witness this test. Four perfectly chemic
ally hardened drills were prepared, and the machinery
was adjusted, Mr. Lillie assisting tlietn in adjusting the
machinery to drill his own safe. The result of all this
was, that after drilling one hour and fifty -sis minutes
they readied the chilied iron, when the drill would go
no farther, all the drills having been literally broken
and ground to pieces. All father efforts to drill were
relnctantlv abandoned.
A shipment of these safes has jrtst arrived, and can
now be seen at the Agricultural Warehouse of A. O.
chav, 33 Sacramento street.
Liiiie's celebrated liank Locks on hands for sale.
The best Bank aud ault Lock in the world.
THOU AS OGG SHAW.
OIL. OIL.
The best in this market for all kinds of macbinerv,
which 1 will warrant not to gum in using, bend us
your orders, and it shall be satisfactory.
BELTING, BELTLNO.
All kinds ran lw had as cheap as the cheapest, both
ot Culilornia and eastern matiulacture.
EXTRAS. EXTRAS.
All kinds of reaper sickles and sickle sections, spur,
bevel and crank pinion boxes for Manny s romluiied
MtConniik's, Uurral's, lluseey'g, Seymour &. Mor
gan s 1 capers.
BEPAIRIXG, REPAIRING. .
All kinds of Agricultural Implements made nnd re
paired on short notice. Kept constantly on hand auy
amount of extras, which will besent to all parts of the
Stute by express. Send in your old machines ill time
to get i hem repaired; save all your old castings, for
which I will give you the highest market price. I wish
you to bear in mind that I have any amount of goods
io sell, ntul must sell lliein, and will! -your aid will sell
them, und anything you may need in Ihe Agricultural
Trade, as low ns can be bought in this market of the
same quality. Feeling thankful to you for all past fa
vors, 1 hope yon will call nt 33 Sacramento street, be
fore buying, and look for yourselves.
THOMAS OGG SHAW.
April 12, 1859. btf
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Steve
aud Little Tom, ut Salem, is this day dissolved by
nmti.al consent. STEVE,
LITTLE TOH.
N. B. The firm is now under the sole management
of Steve, who will continue to please his customers in
all the branches of tonsoriul art. Any debts contract
ed by the said Tom on or after this date, will not be
recognized by me. STEVE.
April 13, 1859. 5tf
Dr. J. II. Chitwood,
EOLA, POLK CO. OREGON.
W ILL continue to keep on hand an assortment of
drugs and medicines, also all the leading patent
medicines in common use in Oregon. He will supply
the people of Eola and vicinity with school and luis
celluuvoua books, stationery, &c, etc.
He also tenders hie Professional services to the peo
ple of Polk county. His treatment of disease is strict
ly upon the Botanic practice, using all the Hygienic
agencies, in common use in the Kelurin practice.
April 4, 185S. 5tf
J. W. LADD,
Sao Francisco.
a. o. ricd,
Portland.
3. St. LADD.
Ladd, Rrcd ft Co.,
(Sueeensors to IV. S. Ladd $ Co.,)
IMTOUTERS and Wholesale' Detilers in wines, li
quors and Grot cries; Front st., Portiaud, Oregon.
Force Pump.
IX more left, Etc" CsH toon.
25tf - REUD 6 STRANG'S.
Daly's Valley Whiskey.
Wfc BEO TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
DeRlcrs, as well as consumers, to the following
certificates of well known chemiKts, who have analys
ed " DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY."
The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient guar
antee that the article possesses all the merit claimed
for iv WM. NEWELL 6t CO.,
Sols Agents.
Stat Assurer's Office, 32 Somerset street,
Boston. Mass.. Am-il 17. 1868.
Wat. II. Dalt, New York t
Vrar Sir I have made a chemical annlvsls of your
"AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY," and find it a
pure, fine-flavored Whiskey, containing no injurious
umuer ui uuy itiiiu, uim rcuuiuiueuu 11 as suiiuuiw lur
medical and public purposes.
IHAltLKS 1. JACKSON, IU. t-f..
State Assayer.
New York. April 19, 1S58.
1 hare analvzed a snmnle of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WllI8KEY.'rand find it to be a Dure arti
cle, of fino flavor, and without auy deleterious admix
ture. J AMKS IL l HILTON, Jit. V., LLC 111 lot.
W. n. Dalt, Esq:
Urar Sin Your " AROMATIC VAIXEYWB. S-
KKY,'' is received, and after careful exauiinatiou, I
find it to bo a pure urticlo, entirely free from the adul
terating ingredieuU so frequently" used.
Jamcs J. Mapks, Cnsnust.
DALVs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY
Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles each.
iy or bhIo by all tbe principal Liuuor Houses m
Son Francisco. 3m5
' Frank Baker,
110 AND 112 CLAY STREET,
45 AND 47 MERCHANT STREET,
Importer and Dealer in foreign and Domestic
CARPE TS.FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLO TIIS
MATS, ISO COCOA MATTING, BRCGGITS, BAIZKS,
DAMASKS, WINDOW SHADES AND
' , hollalds, criiof srtur
ooodj, rirtK
QASCISGS AND BOKDEBS,
CHINA MATTING,
for sole la bond ot duty paid, ut the lowest rates,
5m6 " San Francisco.
i. W. LADD, San Francisco. . i. a. keed, Portland.
i. M. LADD, do
IarM, Tired &, Co ,
Successor $ to IK Ladd 4- Co.)
GHIPPINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1 and wholesale and retail dealers in choice wines,
liquors, Groceries aud general merchandise, Front st.,
fort land.
Consiirnments solicited, and liberal cash advances
made ou the same, which will receive tbe special at
tention of our Mr. J. M. Ladd, in San FruncUco. Par
ticular attention given to the purchase and shipment of
goods in Jcv lork. .
xi euuicieub uuuuceiueiii. are ui.urcu, v. a jiropuee
having a vessel leave New York every spring aud
lull, lor I'ortiana oircct.
Portland, April 4, Vx). 5tf
STATE OF OREGON,
COUNTY OF MARION. I
ESTATE of DAVID T. SEWELL, deceased, Lu
ther C Morrison, administrator: notice is hereby
given that the administrator of said estate will make
application for final settlement of the same, ou Tues
day, May 3d, 1S6L. Ail iiersons interested are notified
to appear. MILTON SH ANNON.
Jw3 J udge ot county court.
J. W. Juliuson,
K TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IX
jt. Cliancery and Admiraltv, Seattle, W. T., will
practice m all the Courts iu ashington territory.
April 6, lai'J. lya
I'tlolpho Voile's Schnapps.
4. MEDICINAL drink, of emineutlv salutary ouali
il ties, manufactured by liiinsclf exclusively, at his
factory at cx.-itieuam, in tloll.-iud. and welt Known dur
ing the last twelve years throughout all the Atlantic
and vtesn-rn states.
It is made from the best barlev tliat can be selected
in Europe, with the essence of an aromatic Indian ber
ry of acknowledged and extraordittarv medicinal prop
erties. It has Ion ir since aciuired a higher reputation.
both in Europe aud America, thua any other diuretic
oeverage.
Analyzed, it is a ferfectlt ftr.t liqcor, in its ef
fects a mild and wholesome tonic. It is cxten&ivclv
Used and approvedb y the medical faculty, the temper
ance people. Menus OI taunlles, occ.
In Gravel, Gout, and Rheumatism, the ohstractions
of the bladder and kidneys, and in general debility, its
effects are prompt, decided and invariahlr reliable"; and
it is not oulv a remedv for these maladies, but in ail
cases in which thev are produced bv driukin'' bad wa
ter, which is almost universally the catase of them, it
acts its a sure preventative.
For Fever and Ague it is one of the most efficacious
preventives that can be nsorted to.
THE AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is come-Ucnily in great demand by persons traveling.
or about to settle m new parts o! lue cuuutrv especial! v
as well as by many in every community, where it has
become known, oil accour.t of its various other reme
dial properties.
In all cases of a dropsical tendency, it is generally
the only rcuicdy required, when adopted in the early
stare oi the disease.
Ia dyspcrsia maladies, when taken in proper quan
titles, as a diet drink, and especisllv at dinner, it is
found by uniform experienceto be eminently efficacious
in the most obstinate rases, when even lite best of the
esuul remedies have killed to atl'ord more than tempo
rary relief. In cases of Batuleucv, it is au immediate
and invariable tqtecihe, and it may be administered in
diluted and proportionate quantities, even to young in
fants, in all those paroxvsma of gripinir pain in tbe
stomach and bowels to which they are especially sno
K-ct. ns well its t!;e clitic oi erotrn perf ::s.
Iu judicious adoption in connection with the princi
pal meals, or when a sense of exhaustion dictates its
use, never fails to rvlieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maladies, low temperament and ex
hausted vital energy, by whatever cause induced.
these are lucts to which mativ of the most eminent
medical men, both in England and the L'niied States.
have borne testimony, and which are corroborated bv
the liiuhest written authonties.
I'ut up in quart and pint buttles, in coses of one doz
en, with my name on the bottles, cork, and fac-simile
oi my siLtuiture on the label.
For sale by all the respect-able Druggists and Liquor
dealers in tiregon and lai norma.
I DOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer.
i5 Beaver street. New York.
Caution to the Public.
Loudon Cordial Gin,
, Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnapps,
Medicated sSchnapps,
Koyal Schnapps,
" Ac. ecc.. etc.
Under the above and similar titles, the liquor mixers
of this city are bottling large quantities ot adulterated
unwholesome trash, costing but little, on which they
nope to realize uirice prouts by selimi; in tjalitornia.
Avoid all compounds. Some are so skillfully prepar
ed as to pass for good fjiquor, except with the best of
imiges. Ai von wouiu oe sate, use omv tne long estab
lished, renowned, genuine Y olfe's Schiedam Aro
MATIC SCHNAFPS.
I DOLrHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
Ang. 31, tf isir 12 Beaver street, JCew York.
London Club House iu.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TniS CELEBRATED GIN PHETENDING TO
nothirur but wliat it is, viz: a pure and unadulter
ated article, and assuming no artiticiul merits of what
it is not, as some of its rival imitators do after five
veare of public approval and very extensive sales in
California, has been pronounced by the public to lie su
perior, not only as a beverage of general use, to any
other article competing against it, but is
UXKIVALLED IN ITS MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
in most cases of complaint. To persons traveling in
these davs of rapid transit from East to West, North to
South, who are touBtantlyilmn!.'in. their water as well
as their climate; who are drinking, indeed, a dozen
kinds of water in every twenty-four hours, and each
draught eonfaimtifr some property acting in cnemicul
antagonism to the' preceding one," thereby causing nn
unnatural decree of excitement to the stomach it is
positively and nlwolutely necessary to use a counter
acting agent. From the fact that tne
"LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"
is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and to
art as we know it will net, as an antidote w confident
ly prescribe it as the very best article in the country.
The mime of "Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps" has nev
er been attached iu auy way to this article. In first
presenting the
" LONDON CLUB nOUSE GIN"
to the public, my aim was to give them a pnre and un
adulterated article of Gin, anil to call it by its right
name. The success attending its introduction aud ex
tensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee of
the high appreciation of the article by consumers.
Various parties have from time to timo put up and
shipped to California an article which they call " Club
House Gin." My G'n, which has gained such r. repu
tation in California, is branded ou the cases,.
"OLD LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN WM. H.D."
The bottles also have a white label with fnc-simie of
mv signature. I caution all parties to lieware of imit
ations; .. - WM. II-DALY,
Sole Importer, New York.
Jan. 24, 1859. Stfia
A NY one who professes to understand all trades
J or scieuces, assumes to impose an absurdity
upon the public On tho sumo principle, any one
1 medicine which professes to cure all diseases is un
worthy of the slightest confidence, and should at
once be denounced us a qnack nostrum. Tho
GKAZFEXBERG FAMILY MEDICIZES
do not assume to cure all diseases with one remedy.
They have eleven different medicines, each adapted to
its peculiar disease, and time has proved beyond a ques
tion the eflicacy and certainty of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following mediciuee:
Grtefenberg Vegetable Pills. Marshall's Uterine Ca
tholicon. Gnefenberjr Sarsaparillu. Gra-fenberg Pile
Remedy, Gnefenberg Dysentery Svrnp. Green Moim
tain Ointment. Gitefenherg Chihirvn's Panacea. Grssf
enberg Consumptive's Bitlin. Gra-fenberg Eye Lotion.
Gfsr-funberg Fever &. Ague Remedy. Gnefeuberg
Ague Remedy. Gnefeuberg
uberg Manual of Health. . r
;gixts throughout the Suite. f
Icuernl Aireuts,
ED1NOTON is CO.,
Jmggists, San Francisco.
Health Bitters. Gra-fenberg Manual of Hearth.
jf or sale by au druggists n
General
. KEDINQTON
waoTeoalB Dmggi
Oct. io, loos.
Pacific
Bfachinc
Shofi, Sau Franciaco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
THE above establishment is believed to have facilf
ties for the manufacture of every description of
UAS1I.MJSAXDM ACHI N ER Y
superior to any other on the Pacific Coast.
Every kiud of Saw Mill Machinery; steam engines,
&c.f &c, made at a short notice and in a most work
manlike manner.
Wo manufacture a stvle of
SHINGLE MACHINE.
at moderate cost, which we believe tube more efficient
than anv other in tiso.
Orders are particularly solicited from Oregon and
Washington Territories, which will have the earn au
thority its though the parties were personally present.
lute Goddabd ic Co.
San Francisco, Feb. 2, 1853. 6m.rl
New Improvements.
THE subscriber having secured all the late improve;
menu and additions to the photographic art, hi
now prepared to supply
TIIE PICTURE ADMIRER
with a superior class of pictures, heretofore unknown
iu this country, and such only as can be obtained in
HIS OALLLERIES AT SALEM AND COR VALLIS.
Therefore the friends living in either place will be sure
to avail themselves of this opportunity to secure some
rare specimens of FicTtRts or themselves and
Friends. -
Ambr6tps, Mclaimttypes, Calto!t;pct,- Spher
oiypes, and Photographs, colored
or plain.
OIL PAIXTED PHOTOGRAPHS.
being by far the most superior portraits and pictures
that uru
Produced in Eurotx and America.
and are destined to supercede every other kind. The
process of Photographing is producing wonders.
Pictures of Statuary, Models, Buildings,
Landscavcs and Animals
of all kinds, are among the excellencies of this process.
I have the only facilities in this country for
" the production of such pictures.
I produce the only pictures that are at all
FIT TO SEXO IS LE TTERS.
Expericnco. proves that Mekiinotrpca are not at all fit,
as boa been published to the world. I am prepared to
produce una superior class ot pictures, Irom tne
SMALLEST POSSIBLE MINIATURE TO
FULL LIFE SIZE.
and even much lonrer I have a variety of Fine Gold
Lockets, Double and Single. The best evidence of
. THE SUPERIORITY OF MY PICTURES
over other"
in this country, is that every visitor to my gallery,
tcithout exception, so decides.
Having enioved the rare privifecre of between three
and four months practice in Sun Francisco last summer
with one of the best practical and most popular pho-
logrupuers ui curope or America, ints gives mo
a dcciilcd adcantnze.
My pullerv is always oren for the indirection of huliss
aud tentleii.en. and pictures for their inspection.
1 nave an occasional uonr wincu 1 can appropriate to
THE REPAIR OF J1C5ICAL INSTRUMENTS.
I have also a process by which
renew Brass Furniture
of nil kinds in the most elegant stvle. It will look cs
well as when first from the manufactory.
My gallery will be constantly open, where I may be
found to attend to calls. My gallery at Corvaliis will
have an operator to attend to customers.
II. CA5IPBELL.
Salera, April, 1353. tf
Overland
FROM TIIE DALLES TO ST. LOUIS.
4 BOUT the 20th of Mav. I shall start upon a bus:
ness trip to the Atlantic States, and Kill attend
personalty to tne collection oi any mouevs or Claims;
the settlement of estate interests : the division and sale
of real estate and other property : and auy other bued
ness of a legal nature, throughout the Western, North
em. Middle or Eastern Slates.
Also, will give careful and prompt attention to tbe
purchase and shipment direct to uregon, oi any gooos,
siock, iarm implements, macuinery, carnages, ouoi,s,
seeds, mu-icid instruments or other articles. And, as
I shall visit Washington City, will also attend to the
adjustment of chums against Government, procuring
back pay or suspended Bounty Land Warrants, and
other claims in the Departments.
E. M. BARNUM.
Salem, March 29, 1S2. -'m3
Oregon ! Oregon ! ! Oregon ! ! !
IELLOW CITIZENS will do well to keep in mind
tltat March 7th, April -5th, Mav id and 3-th, June
srth, July -Vith, Aug. .'d, Sept. lvih, Oct. 17th, Nov.
1 1th, Dec. l.1b, in ihe prescut year, within any week
commencing at any of the above dates, you are respec
fully solicited to attend Albany Mill to jjet your grists
ground, by E. S. Altree. it being hie time to run the
Mill. Everv attention wiil be paid to all who wish to
patronize him, both in quantity and quality. Should
the mill not run, I will exchange a first rate article of
Hour always on Land for sale.
P. S- L'ash paid for wheat, or wheat stored at all
times', at the M.'.l, seperate from the other proprietors.
I keep a skiff for any one to cross their grain free over
the river. ilhnoi E. S. ALTREE.
Talk about Gold Alines
PUTS me in mind that I WANT TO
PAY MY DEBTS and cannot do h
WITHOUT MONEY. and if there is any
body owintr me. land 1 think there is.) we
would just say that money we must have, and we
would hereby" notify thtse" indebted to me either by
note or book account to come forward and pungle
otherwise we will have to cousiirn them all over io J.
D. Boon, who will no doubt make cost on it.
Yours resp'llv, J. A. JOnXS.
Salem. Sept. 1, " iiStf
JNotiee.
PERSONS wishing any husinesa transacted in the
Atlantic Slates, sucli as purchasing of carriages,
butnries, wasrons, sewing machines, pianos, reapers,
and mowers,or any other article which is not usually
kept in this market, will find it to their advantage to
call on tbe undersigned. Also, for tbe collection of
moneys (which is usually done through the txpress
Co., at a heavy expense will be promptly attended to
by one of our firm. We will pay cash lor all drafts,
bills of exchange, and certificates of deposit on tl;e
East or Western Banks.
W. C. GRISWOLD & Co.
Ralere. Oct. 12, 1853. . sitf
For Sale.
I? If! ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE OR RENT
J-i" all under fence, upwards of UK acres in cul
tivation situated in the Forks of Willamette river,
three miles from Salem. The land claim is one of the
best, not only in Lane countv, but in Oregon. On the
claim there"is one of the "best SAW-MILLS in the
country. The water privilege cannot be excelled any
where water tbe year round and timber handy.
Payments will oe arranged to suit the purchaser.
For further information, applv on tbe premises.
"G. H. ARMITAGE,
4!tf McKenxie s Post Office.
C. 11. Pillow,
DEALER in clocks, watches and jewelry, Sa
lem, Ogn. Particular attention paid to tho
repairini; of watches and clocks. All work war
ranted. Jewelry rep:iired at short notice.
FOR SALE:
Watches and docks, 8 day striking clocks at a very
low price ; also 30 hour marine clocks.
JEWELRY.
Ladies and pents brooches. Finger Rings, Ear Rings,
Gold Buckles, Guard Chains, &c, etc
- Salem, July 6, 1S57. 17tf
W. '- IliRhQeld,
WATCHMAKER, OREGOX CITY.
TbERSONS desirous of netting eood work
A done will do well to give me a call, as my
whole time is devoted to the repairing of Chro
nometere. Duplex and Horizontal Watches.
An assortment of jewelry on hand. .
Jewelry repaired, or made to order.
lrices m accordance with the times.
Store at the old stand, Main street.
Jim. 27, Ife-t.
47tf
S. Collier Itobbins,
PRACTICAL Watch Maker, Wholesale and retail
dealer in clocks, watches, jewelry, silver ware,
ami fishing tackle, anil Indian goods, Portland, Oregon.
Receiving my goods direct from the importers and
manufacturers," I can sell goods as low as any other
House on the Paciific Coast
Having experienced workmen in every branch of my
business, I can guarantee perfect satisfaction in repair
ing line watches and jewelry.
Every article warranted to be as reputed. All watch
work warranted to give satisfaction. 4Stf
patronize tlie 12xprest.-8.
MY customers in Salem, or any town in the interior,
can order watches, jewelry silver spoons, etc., by
express, payable on delivery of the goods, provided
the article and price suits, otherwise they ean be re
turned. Watches, jewelry, etc., for repair can be for
warded in the same manner, to
G. COLLIER ROBB1NS,
Practical Watch Maker, Portland, Oregon.
Feb. 2, 185J. 4.vSf
Piano Fortes. .
I?ROM W. n. Hall &. Son's manufactory 239 Broad
. way, N. York, sold at their prices with freight add
ed. Also, Prince Si. Co. Melodeons.
Call and we will show you a list of prices and sam
ple of their work. GEO. H. JONES, Azent.
Salem, May 17, 1858. lOtf
- E. Pelton, Geo. II. Jones & Co.,
OELL EXCHANGES on New York, in amounts to
suit purchasers.
Salem, May 17, 1S58.
lOtf
Window Sash,
GLAZED, and common sized unglazed, jnst received
from the Portland Siish Factory, and for sale low
for cash, at REED it STRANG'S.
August 27, 1858. - 25tf .
Look Here!
PERSONS having Prince's Melodeons with broken
roods, can get them replaced with new ones by
sending to Oregon City Book Jt Melodcon depot.
SeptT2I,Io5A 40tf
Boone's Ferry
ON Willamette river, new-road between Portland
and Solum. Tho road is a. good one and ten milca
abort"- than the old roast JESSE V. BOONE
May 25,1353. I2rf
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.
BY the subscriber, living in Ashland nrecmct, JacK
sou Co., one black steer, 5 years old, marked witlt
crop off tho left ear, and rmderbit in the right, branaea
a on the risrht hip. Also, one dark red steer, 5 years
old, marked ..witn a crop ott of- the left ear, ana nn un
derbit in the right ear, branded O on the right hip.
Also, one briuole heifer, it yearn old. no mark e or
brands ilENKY CHAPMAN.
April 5, l.g53. 2w7
BY the subscriber, living fonr miles north or I an
vonvill. Donulas Co.. Oretron. one brindle cow, -
with'line back, about five years old, branded P on the.,
left hip, and a diamond on the left shoulder, marked
with bole tn the rigtu ear, ana sut in tne leii-
ROBERT TRI3IBLE.
April IS, 1R59. 2w7
BY the subscriber, living 12 miles south of Corvaliis,
Benton Co., Oipi, one blue Indian mare with a
white strip in the face, Rome saddle-marks, no brands
visible ; said mare has been running in the ran:re 4 or
5 mouths, and is powerful mean. WM. GIRD.
2w7
NEAR Petty's Ferry, on Coastfork, Lane Co., Ore.
gon, one red cow, with line-back, white belly, two
slits m right car, has a calf. Also, a white cow, with
bluish roan sides and red ears, marked two slits in right
ear, 5 years old. WILLIAM BUSSELU
April 15, 18. Siw7
IN forks of the Sontiatn, 1 miles south of the Crab
tree bridge, Linn Co., Ogn, one red steer, 3 years
old, marked crop and nnderbit otf the right ear", and
swallow-fork in the left, white face, belly and tail, no
other marks or brands. D. F. CRABTRKE.
April 14, 1859. 2w7
IN Willamette precinct, Lane Co., Ogn, one brindls
yearling steer, marked with an under half crop in
each ear. JAMES E. HOLT.
March 24, 1353. 2w7
BY the subscriber, in Douglas Co., Ogn, one red and
white pided steer, 4 or 5 years old, marked slit in
left car, no brand visible, one cow and calf, the cow
marked smooth crop off the right ear, branded on left
hip, J S, red sides, line back, 5 or 6 years old, have
been ruuning with my cattle since last "summer.
, - F. R- HILL.
April 7, 1S53. 2w7
IN forks of Sintiam, Linn Co., 6 miles north of I Leb
anon, one white speckled cow, four years old this
spring, marked rmderbit in the ri.'ht car, no brands
perceivable. Also, one i vear old red heifer, sums
while spots, face white haff war down, white belly,
marked with nuc'arbit in the right ear, and slit in th
left ; said cattle have been on my premises ever gims
some time last winter. PRESTON MORRIS.
April 5, IHSX 2w7
ON the premises of the subscriber, in t 5 r 1 west, in
Marion Co., Ogn, one red cow, head white, some
white on shoulder, uellr, and tail, ear marks, crop otf
the right and slit in tile left, supposed to be about 7
years old. Also, one red heifer calf, with white face.
JACOB JLL BAUGHMAN.
April 2, 1859. Sw7
FOCR miles northwest from Eola, Polk Co., Ogn,
one light brradle cow, white back, belly, and end
of tail, marked with under elope in each ear", with the.
piece hanging to the end of the ear branded 10 on tha
riifht hip, and letter L on the left hip, about 5 year
oil. THOMAS J. DENNIS.
March 19, 1S59. iw7
BY the subscriber, living at Vernon ranch, five miles
east of Gasburg, Jackson Co., one pale red cow,
eleven or twelve years old, white in the face, and
branded HI. AUo, one four vear old steer, red sides,
white back and belly, marked with an under slope in
the left car, and brauded T. ALso, one four year old
steer, red with white face, marked with a crop off tha
risrht ear. ALso, one pale red cow, four vears old,
white in the face, marked with a swallow-fork in the
right ear, and crop and fclit in the left ear. Aho, one
vearlinsr calf, light red, white back snd tail, soma
"white in tbe face. JOSEPH ROBINSON.
April 14, 1)J. 3w7
ON Oak Creek, 5 miles from CorralJis, Benton Co.,
one dark brown Indian horse, 14 hands high. Id
years old. white face, belly, and legs, small lump oa in
side of left hind lea, no brands perceivable, apjiears to
have been shod a'f round, but lost shoes recently ; said
horse is very gentle, and will work in either saddle or
harness. " IH Js. 11- KJZEIR.
April an, ISm 2w7
FOUR miles southeast from Harrisburg. Liun Co.,
by the subscriber, two esfays, one light bay half
breed horse, white face, fore feet and riht hind foot
white, supposed to be three years c-l-i ; catue to my res
idence some time last spring- Also, one red heifer,
with a crop olf of each ear, and s-lit in the left, some
whiteon her bock and belly, stor inher forehead, white
tail, no brands perceivable, supposed to be 2 vears old.
CHARLES B. COCfiKAN.
March 26, 1ST.9. . i!w6
1Y the subscriber, living in Ashland precinct, Jack-
Co.. one red and white spotted steer, 5 years "old,
branded W oa the left hip, crop off of the right ear,
bash of tail white, and some white in the fhce. Also,
one red muley steer.5 years old, crop off of the right
ear, braiided with figure- - on left shoulder. Also, one
steer, 5 years old. marked with crop off the left ear, and
slit in the risht, white back aad hefty, brindle head and
sides. " MINCS WALKER.
.March 23, 1339. aw6
ON Bear creek, about six miles east of Jacksonville,
in Jackson Co.. a brown Indian horpe, white legs,
a white spot on his left stifle find white face, the white
ending around the lower end of the epper jaw ; he is
about 14 hands high, and id supposed to be ai lart ten
years old. O. D. HOXIE.
" March at, 1S59. SSvo
BY the subscriber, living three miles southeast from
Dayton. Yamhill Co., Ogn., three three year obi
heifers," marked as follows r One red heifer," marked
by having a slope off upper side of both ears. Also,
one roan or dan heifer, without any marks or brands
visible. Also, one deep red heif -r, marked w;Lu square
crop off right ear, and a split ia bo; a ears.
ABS. L MEREDITH.
March 15, 1SS. gwfi
IN Yamhill Co., Oregon, by the subscriber, living 4
miles south of McMinville. an Indian mare about 7
or 8 years old. with heavy mane and tail, dim brand oa
the liear shoulder, which appears to be J W; no other
marks perceivable; color brown, or dark bay. She
came upon mv premises sometime in Feb. as well as
recollected. " J. A. C ORN WALL.
April II. 1559. Sw6
A supposed to be five years old. and each marked with
an underbit in the left ear, and branded with an S on
the right hip. One of them is a red, with a bald face ;'
one a red. with some white in his face ; one a red roan,
and one a brown, with a ball face. D. SMIT1L
April 4. 1359. 2w6
BY the subscriber, living two miles southeast frota
Harrisburg, Linn Co., two esi ray, one block
brindle steer, crop otf of each ear, and" a hole in the
right, supposed to be three years old. Also, one dark
brown steer, swallow-fork ut the right ear, and upper
slope in the left, supposed to be three years old.
Feb. 26, 1359.
2w6
BY the subscriber, living near Fern Butte, Lane Co.,
O. T., a three vear "old red bull, no marks or
l A - VIT r DTVCVDiOM
W. G. PINKERSON.
April 9. 13.-&
2w6
mail and Passenger Coach.
Tn B undersigned hereby informs y z-. 7. BV
the public that he is funning a "attHX
weekly line of Cosches between Salem ana .cugcitd
City, carry the United States mail and passengers. " Ho
leaves Eugene City Sunday morning, arrivinsf at Salem
Monday afternoon, and leaves Salens Tuesday morn
ing, arriving at Kngene Wednesday eveniiu". Good
accommodation for passaemrs- Fare, r each way. "
GEORGE H. McQCF.EN.
gfKnsast 10, ISoS. S3tf
"Livery and Sale Stable. -
"t"1 7E are now keeping a Livery Stable in Or-
V egon City, where' horses can always be se
obtained on liberal terms.
We are also prepared with excellent stable?, well
supplied with hay and oats, to keep horses by day or
week. Those who call upon ns niav foel assured that
every attention will be given to fior?tes left in ouf
cbarie. GIBSON & POTTER.
Angnst 11, 1S37. a-Jtf
City Hotel, Corvaliis.
MESSRS. A. B. & I. S PR EN GEE.
WOCLD announce to the citizens of Corvaliis, and
the travelling public generally, that they have
thoronghly refined this well known cstablisbraent.and
are now prepared for the accommodatiori of custom
ers. The rooms have all been refurnished, the beds
clean and comfortable, and their tabie will te furnish
ed with the best the market affords.
Corvaliis, Aug. 30, 1S57. Iy35
Eagle Hotel.
THE undersigned has just opened a pnbtic
house in the town of Dallas, the county seat
of Polk Col Every attention shall be siven to ihe i
commoriation of the traveling community, as well as,
to boarders ; no pains or expense have been spared to
make the House convenient and pleasant, and weald
respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. .In
connection with the House is a livery stable.
THOS. X LOVELADT.
Dallas. Jan. 13, 1859. 6:n4i paid
jTIarion House, Salem.
THE undersigned announces to the public that
he has purchased the well-known tavern stand .
railed the Marion House, in Salem, together w ith tho
furniture and fixtures thereof. He will keep it in first
rate style, ana invites uie pau-onage oi tne puma
R. M. MAY.
May 23, 1857. llrf
For Sale.
LOTS Nos. 1, 2, 3, ia block 53, with dwelling 3
bouse, bam, and other improvements, iu Sa- fa t.
lem. Enquire of J. G. Wilson at Salem, or at Port land.
of GEO. H. W ILLIAMS.
Sept. 23, 1859. 3'itf
House ana Lot Tor Sale,
TN the wwn of Salem.
X
JOHN FORCE. -
Dee.' 7, lSoeV-
- 40tf
Farm for Sale.
TWO and a half miles from Salem, all under im- -provement,
good buildings, and a larga orchard ot
Fruk sroos, froiii one to nie years old.
Pes. 8, I35S. 0tT
r U. HALKI, JtTOTO
ApriIj8,I8S9. r 3w7
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