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About The Oregon statesman. (Oregon City, O.T. [Or.]) 1851-1866 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1859)
II. B. OLEAROH. I XFOKTEB and dealer in allkinW of Okt- (tTf cause and Wun Makers' Stock, 47 Bat- levy sirs Oak. ash! i If rancisco, baa for sate eposes, aeuoea, mcaory AUi, Poles, sbalU, wagon and boggy bows, -cured and - i plain Carriage parts. Scat Stick, dec., dee. ..ALSO.. Iron Axles, Springs, Bolts, Rivets, malleable Iron, en amelled Cloth, enamelled Leather, patent dash ' and roQar Leather, plated, Japan and Ivory . Head Nana and Knobs, Tacks, stump Frames, half pat. and three bolt Axles, plain and plated Crabs and Tina, and Pole Tins, dec " The abore stock baa been personally selected ; is of the best auality , and will be sold as low as can be purchased in the city or Mate. 1ST All orders for the abore goods, left with II. S. JACOBS, dealer in Wagon and Carriage stock. Trim .jirruure stock. Inm- mmn. ere., corner ot Morrison and Second streets. and Second streets. Poruand, will receire prompt attention, and be satis factorily e accented without delay. Sept. , 1858. 30tf B. STBA5Q TTTtlrtt PC A V V A -r, , , - l W nwaxa auti ncuui uemier ra stoves ana mi ware, hardware, and cntlerr, at the old stand of nwoo. oinug, wucn may oe luuna a complete as- f.Z- T-1 7 x Aia,wwn iron, cupper, pianisnea ana .rapanea ware, force and lift pumps, robber hosr. hydrants, rims, lead v - 1 - -i i ,. t i j i . v.vw, wuu .Mil, Ul JU1 UU ntWUVa SViUCVi sake ovens, cowbells. dec dtc inn iv f a- Roofing, sheet iron and copper work, promptly at luiilsil tr am) An tfw wttm mmimKU .vm April 29, 185, ft Wm. Tnnrnaner, Importer of French and German FA .V C I Zf J J A' E T S , XGLISHand Ameriuti Willow Wr.rc. Cr.ne and JLJ H lilow t'heirs. LauliV Work Kt:itni Tov. Are. So. 92 Hwllerr street, between Commercial and Clay san rrancisco. Opposition lo nonopolf. FSEE TRADE Al SAILORS' RIGHTS. LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!!! D C BELLE'S Steam Circnlar Saw nnd Ilaning Mills. The proprietor is pleased to inform the cit- izens . of SALEM and the pnbhe ifenerallv, that t. lias irat completed his SEW CIRCCLAlS SAW and FLAMING MILLS, on terra finna. and is now pre. pared to Saw, Plane. Tonvne and Groove lumber of every description, at low rates and abort notice. Hiring an improved five-foot circnlar raw, nnd one n nooawonns latest patent tonsne ami uroovmp nacnmea, and experienced men to ran ttiem, be is pre pared to mace as GOOD LUMBER, AX MORE OF IT, than any other Mill on the Upper Willamette. Car penters orders for lumber, ench as dressed etc! for window frames, cornice buards, shelving and counter boards, doors and door xranies. &e drered and ed -ed on both sides, from 2 to 14 inches in width and 1-2 to 3 1-z mches in thickness. Oak, Ash and Maple Plonk, suitable for Wajron and Cabinet makers' nee, furnished at hort notice Having made arrangeme&ts with the steamers plying on the Upper Willamette, he is prepared to send dressed. tongned and grooved lumber to any point oa the river wnere tne steamers stop. All orders for Lumber will receive prompt attention ana qaics. aispaicn. B.M.DURELLE, Proprietor. Salem, Xarcb 1st, 1859. 51tf Eatplre Uvery and Sale Stable Oa Main ttreet, bet tree Madison and Monroe, Car valiis. Oreron. THE snbscriher takes this method of in- CSJrvJ forming the pnbiie generally that he sSSsa. baa opened a new livery and sale stable in Corvaliis, wnere ne will oe prepared to lurmsn oerter accommo dations in his line ot business that can be formd else where in the State. I an snrmBed with sinirle and donble bneeies-earria- res. and saddle horses of a tjnality nnsnrpaased on the Pacific Coast. Particnlar attention paid to keeping hones by the day or week. Experienced grooms are constant Iv in attendance, and no pains will be spared to retnm nor ses in a better condition than when received. I keep all Kinds of teed tnat tne country produces. I will bur and tell stock, and in fact carry on every thing pertaining to the hvery business. IwiU cpon the arrival ox everr steamboat, have a sack in readiness to convey passengers to and from the boat, ana cay ttotei, ana eisewnere wnen desired. W. C RIGGS. Corranis, Xov. 22, 1858. 40tf IVew a Bid Fresh Drags A lesliclnes. WT K- SMITH having recentlv retnmed from San H t rancisco. where tie tmrvbaeed the completes JBORment of Drn and Medicines ever oflered for sale in the Willamette Valler. we are able to give oar old customers better satisfaction tnan ever, n e are receiving adeutians to oar stock by every steamer, and will sell ever thing in the lrnir line at very satisfacto ry prices. Our Patent Medicines are all genuine and fresh, and es we bar largely, and in the best markets, we can afford to ted a hrtle cheaper than the cheapest. Come and try ns. W. K. SMITH Sc CO. Dee. 7th, 1858. - rf The People's Drair Store. SALEM, OREGON. BR. S. 51. BKIT. BEXRT S. STIPP. KEEP the purest and best preparations in the Drug line. Colognes and perfumeries of the highest or der, highly scented toilet soap.bair oil. ink, pens, letter paper, fancy note paper and envelopes, pencils, etc, dec, to which we beg the attention of every bod v. . Feb. 6, 1. ly'48 The Law or Oregroa. THE OREGON" STATUTES, 650 paves, with com plete index, annotations and references, are for sale at the office of the Statesman, at five dollars per copy. The work is executed in the best manner, bonnd in law style, and is sold at publisher's prices. Orders by mail, "accompanied with the cash, filled by return mail. In addition to the enactments of the L;riLit"re As sembly, the vol rime contain the Perhiration Inde pendence, Constitution of the United SfHte". Treaties with Great Britain relating to Orevon, Ordinance of 17C, iJotmtk n Law nnd all amendments, and frill ab st.art of United States Naturalization Laws. But few copies are left. San Fraaeisee Advertising: Ag-ener. T P. FISHER, iron building, opposite Pacific Ex JLi prevs Office, up stairs. Files of all the principal Papers of California and Oretron may be foetid at this office. Mr. Fisher is the authorized Agent for the titfemmm. Blanks. DEEDS, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of scrip, tax receipts, final proofs, and notifications a new lot just printed and for sale at iLe islataman Olfre. T7E have a few of those Dnr Goods left yet, which W we will sell very low, and some of the'best boots and shoes we have ever bought. Also, Salmon. Mackerel, Lamp-oil, Fine Teas, Blasting Powder, Water-proof Caps, safety fuse, shot. Ice. W.JL SMITH Sc CO. Salem, Dee. 7, 158. 4tf American Ilonse. THE undersigned would respectfully announce to the public, that they have purchased the Ata. above-named Hotel, at Bosebnrg, Douglas county, to gether with tne huge and commodious stable attached to tbe and from their4ong experience in the tiusiiu , Barter themselves that they will be enabled to give satisfaction to all those who favor them with their patronage. E. B. ROBIXSOX, F. D. ROBIN SON. Roeebnrg, Dec 1, 1858. ly40 City Hotel, Corvaliis. MESSRS. A. B. . I. SPRENGER. WOULD announce to the citizens of Corvaliis, and tbe travelling public generally, that they have tborouirhly refitted this well known establishment, and are now prepared for the accommodation of custom ers. The rooms have all been refurnisbed, tbe beds dean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish ed with the best the market aflorda. Corvaliis, Aug. 30. 1H57. ly25 Sewinff Machines. WHEELER Jc WILSON'S machines are tbe best ever offered to pnblic paironatfe. They are sim ple and durable; easily kept in repair; sew with great , rapidity; make an even and firm stitch on both sides, that will not rip. Persons wishing to buy will find thesa at tbe residence of the undersigned. T. SAVAGE, Agent. April 26, 1858. ?tf Painting HOUSE, sign, carriage and wagon painting, glazing aad paper hanging, wall paper, paints, oil, glass, and putry, mixed painta, Uioap for cash, shop west of .8-COX. tU,18Sfc STBAVa, V. dfc B. Strmntr. Law tad ColktUoa CI3ec BO. WILLIAMS, A. C. GIBBS. (late Chief Justice.) 1 WILLIAMS dc GIBBS, Portland, Oregon Territory. WILL practice in the courts-of ' Oregon and Wash tnjrton Territory. Not. -16, I35&. ly38 , w. tt, San Francisco. ""'1 .Portland: Ladd, Rrrd Co , (Sneeritort to II'. S. Ladd Co.,) IMPORTERS and. Wholesale Dealers in w ine, Ii. qnors and Groceries, Front St.. Portland. Oregon. B. f. Ronham. 4 TTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Of iV fice at the Court llouw, Salem. O. fitf R. Dubf r, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Portland, Oregon. Oct. 25. 1S5S. Chtsifr 5 Trrry, VTTORXEY AT LAW, SALEM.OREGON.COM missioner of IVeds, and to take testimony, ac knowledgments, dec, dec. for Iowa. Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, California, and Washington Territory. Let ters of Attorney, and all other instruments of writing, drawn on short notice. I tr" Particular attention paid to taking depositions, collections of Notes, Accounts, dec, 3Af Srdiral Holier. nR. R. W. SHAW.oftcrs his professionnJ services to L ,:Hn. nt ulam u ,1 ,1 virmitr anil MalMcf ful ly solicits a share of public favor. r Office near residence. 14vl R. W. SITAW. Pr. A. H. Belt yvrlSHES to inform his friends and the public, that V V he has returned to Salem, to attend to profes ional calls, in town and country. Oct. --Y, 1. VS. 33tf Dr. S. R. I'nrklfs, o FFICE, SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY. Slm. Nov. ixftT. o-ni Dr. J.R. I'ardwill, SI-RfSEON DENTIST. T J ILt, practice his profession in tbe various cities and towns of Oregon. Feb. 15, li5!. J. L Coombs. M I)., 1'iirvulli. GENERAL practitioner of medicines, Surgerv, Jtc The Iufirmary is still attached to his olhce.tor the accommodation of' patients not affected by contagious disease. Ur. R. Ii. Bi ll. SURGEON DENTIST. OFFICE inW.Kenvon'ibnilding over "City Book Store" dret door e of the Marion I!ouc. Refers to L. F. Cartce Survcvor General's Office. &Jem, Nov. 16, " 3Ctf J. Flrminfj. VT the Oretron Ci-y Poet 03ice Building, has jnst received," direct "from New York, Itfu copies of Dowcing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of America, revis cJ and euianred. for 1?07 i!;e Ltcst pu!lit:ed edition of this valnabie work. He has nlto on hand, a good stock of miscellaneous books and stauoncry, tor sale on terras to smt tne times. tlrecon Ciry. IK-c- iJ-, I".'. IHra 4 lr wis, ll'-nOLESALE MERCHANTS, P0RTL.XD, OR f T EOON. J. W. Jdiason, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITfK IN Chsrcerv nnd Admiraliv. Seattle. W. T., will practii in alf the Courts in W'asLington Territory. Bnilrr r. Anilrrscn ATTORNKY AT LAW, OLiMFIA, "AsBlAU TAY TCl'DlTlWV l"nii-nlnr and prompt attention civento all bnsinees in tr.e uxnn nam. - " A. B. ROBERTS. Wit. CSEUAT. S. D. XOOBZ RoberU 1 to ., taEALEKS m Marble. Jlonnments. I omfwtones, U6 XJ elisks Sc Spires, Marble Mantles. Tables, Counter Vir-Fenders. i rales, llcarthylones and Mers. Shop on Front-St., 1st door above tne bnde. fort- land, Oregon. Levinson &. Co.'s Express! Collection, Commitrion and Fortcardtng Aeentr, FORWARD EXPRESSES twice a week to and from the following places: PORTDAND, MILWAUKEE. OREGON CITY. BUTT EVILLE, CHAMPOEG. FAIRFIELD, SALEM, INDEPENDENCE, ALBANY. COBVALLIS, BOONEVILLE. THURSTON, EUGENE CITY, DAYTON. LAFAYETTE. VANCOUVER, CASCADES and DALLES, Connecting at Portland with FREEMAN 4c CO.. To all narts of California, the Atlantic States and En e forward freiirht and parcefs. procure checks on San Frnncrwo. and drafts on the Atlantic States, of I'lrnnn A.- I 'o ft Portland. Execute commissions. make collections and purchases, and attend promptly to all matters pertaininn: to the Express Line. Wells. Fanro Sc Co.'s Express Envelopes will be used bv ns over all our routes, and can be procured at our Orhces, m all the above mentioned tow ns. Office at V ells, Fargo Sc Co. s umce. i-omann. LEVINSON &. CO. Refibesces: J. M. Vansvcle, Agent WtUs, Far? o 4c Co.. Portland. S. S. Her ec Co., A. ilayer ac to, Smith 4c Iavis. A. M. Ac L. M Starr. J. Failimr Ac t o.. II. M. Corbert. Savier Ac Co.. G. B. Cole. Joun K. rot ter, Seymour 4c Joynt, Goldstone Ac Meyer. 4otf E. Pelton, Ceo. II. Jones dc Co ARE prepared to do a general commission business on New York and other Atlantic cities. Particu lar attention will be given to tbe purchase of goods for merchants. Parties havuur an v business transactions in the Atlantic States, and wanting an agent that will give personal attention to the same, will do well to calL ty Office at Barnum Ac W Uson s Law Othce SJ Salem, March a3, 1" John 1". Wilson, COMMISSION' MERCHANT, W. 19 Commercial Mtrret. San Frnncitco. Col. SOLICITS consignments of Oretron Produce and Pro visions, and makes liberal sd van cements on same. REFERESCES: Portland. Albanv. Messrs. W. S. Ladd 4c Co., D. Beach, Esq. Savier 4c Co., Dayton. Oregon Citv. Messrs. Williams At Messrs. Tsvlor and Ralston. Lippencott. Jan. IS, lSitf. m45 White's Wharf Boat. SALEM, OREGON. wwyEwill attend to ti e receiving, storing and elnp T ping of Freight on the following terms, viz : Freik-Iit weipted for and pained through will be charged, per ton 2o cents. storage, one weeK.perton. ........... do one month. " $1 00 V It Freivl-.t will be sliinrd bv the fi ret steamer. unless otherwise ordered by Hie hliinper. LtO.VAKU V lit 1 r, Propnrtnr. Jan. 1, la. r43 Attention. !!!!! i Hi iiiiiiiiiiiitrjiisiii MERCHANTS of Ore iron and Washington Territo rv: THE WILLAMETTE WOOLEN M ANU- FACTL'RINU COMPANY have now on hand, and ill continue to manufacture, the best quality of blank ets, yarn and cloth, and would invite you to favor us with your patronage. All orders for the shove goods will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH WATT. aaicm, arcn c&, xma. jyxi Confectionery ami Groceries. TBE undersigned has purchased the store and stock of confectionery and groceries of C. V. Usafovage, nearly opposite the Marion House, Salem, Oregon, where he will keep a general supply of confectionery, nuts, fruits, dec. Ace, on hand, together with a choice assortment of groceries, and many other articles in his line. Give me a call, and I will try to give vou a bar gain, hi. MYERS. raiem, ikt. j, .nil 9Iail and Passeajrer Coach. THE undersigned hereby informs ik)rQ tbe public that he is running a oaSs-SMiX weekly line of Conches between Salem sua tvugene City, carry tbe United States mail and passengers. He leaves Eugene City Snndny morning, arriving at Salem Monday afternoon, and leaves Salem Tuesday morn ing, arriving at Eugene Wednesdav evening. Good accommodation for passengers. Fare, 6 each wav. VVUX. &- Ml wi. r.c.. An-mst 10. 1H5H. SO,f Xnrsery. THE subscriber has one of the best nurseries in tbe country, situated near Salem, in which can always be found all tbe best varieties. Orchard men are requested to examine his trees. Apply at the nursery, or the confectionary and grocery store, north- oz we jsanon xtousu. MICHAEL ltTER&. OeLlflBSB. .. , aw. LooU tligbt at Tilt.! DR. KELLOOO baa permanently located In the CITY OF PORTLAND, Oregon, and oilers to the public Family Medicines. They are purely VF.OE TABLE, and free from poison.- ' If yon have a weak back, pain in the side or chest, take courage; mv Strengthening Plaster will afford re lief, no matter of how long standing. If von have sprains, bruises, rheumatism, erysipelas, inflammation of the lungs, stomach, liver, or spleen, burns, fresh wounds, or old sores of an v description, use mv Fainilv Liniment and Healing Salve. N. B. In detention of the placenta after pnrtnntion, this Liniment is a sovereign remedy, when lined accord ing to directions. Mothers, remember and try it Have vou dvspepsia. pain in the stomach or bowels, loss of appetite ; use my stomach bitters. Have vou weak lungs, cough, cold, or hoarseness, asthma, br difficulty of breathing, my Cougn Drops will relieve yon. " Are vou hilious have you remittent fever, bilious colic, headache, or anv dieeuse where a laxative medi cine is indicated f use" the best before the public that is. Dr. Kellogg's Family Pill. If von are afflicted with chronic or bifions aian-hcra, no matter of how long standing, use my IMarrhoja and Itlood Puritving Tonic, in connection with the lanuly and relief is certain. They always leave the bowels in a henlthv condition. Remember, as a blood purifier, this tome is without nn equal. M y improved Composition is by far the best article of the kind ever before the public. See direc tions on the parkages. . These medicines are for snle h v W. K. SM ITH Ac CO. nnd Drs. WARREN & BROWN. Salem; Price At . Co., Ihilles; and in one month will be for sale at all the towns of Oregon, and Washington Territory. Portland, March 1J, l&W. hl Established In 1819. tifl lutiiii mm HENRY JOHNSON' 4r CO, IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 146 H'asJUarfoa Street, San Francieo. ARE now rcceivingtbeirstock for the spring trade of new and fresh good, and olt'er to country buyers the LARGEST and BEST assortment in their line on the Pacitiic coat- Having been cnim.-ed in the Pros business in Sii Francisco for the port ten years, they natter tticmjelve that their arrangements are such, tlmt thev can olltr r.N'tUl ALLtU IMUltJltJia to such as n:av lavor them with their rtistom. sncn as may iiivor mem im mcir i-umuiu. I'l.cir osfcortmctit comprises EVER YTI1INU m tletr ol hnsinrss that n-nv I required by DRUGGISTS, P1IYMCIANS and MERCHANTS, and also all goods i ,hir in . !. RkiU'EKS. BAKKItS. lltt. Kl:S. f ilM- KtTUfXEUS. I EKS.TANSE1SS. AS sivi-u nv : !.!- HAITKI'S. SODA-MAM FACTURERS. BARBERS, HOTEL KEEPERS and M WTKAl Tl l'Fl:S. All tbenoruUir FAMILY PATENT MEDICINES received uire-t from tbe proprietor and guaranteed t;EN CINE, and at the lowest trade prices t3m: Alexander .TlcCwan, 4 KE offer::?? for sale the best and cheapest goods in S. Oregtm: DRV GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE, LOOTS. SHOES. CROCK ERYWAKE, Are. V- are un pnying caeh and exchanging goods for -r.li kinds ot produce : WHEAT, BARLEY, TORK, BACON, Arc. We t ill Mtim'v vou that we civ," giod bartmms. We have the best Ti-a imported, tie best sugar and colf'ie. Cedar nnd White Fir shingle. Tituotliv and Blue- trasa seed alwavs on hand. fr " ALEXANDER At McEWAX. Corvnllis, Annst 13. li. "-'if Vw Hardware Store. rTVJIE ftibsu-riber having taVen the fire proof Granite a. rmnt store, next door to Mcivee (t ion, rront St.. would resix-ctfullv inform his friend and th pub ,- it- ii i . : i I1C IfCnCrilllV, Ililll lie 1?" 11,7, lilTIirn'j u lull uu "COMl'LETE ASSORTMENT OF SHKI.F ASD BUILDER'S HARP- WARE, AGRICULTURAL JMFLEME.XTS, MECHANIC'S TtHH.S, TAHLt. ASD POCKET CUTLERY. And other articles in hi line, to which he invitesthe attention of Merchants, Builders and country dealers. juiia if. riiMt.it. Portland, February, 1P5. 4tf J. A- MCCLELLAND. J. W. THTRXAS 3. A. TIrClelland cV C o, C COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 7 Clay Street, J San Francisco. Consignments of Oregon Flour, Bacon, !-ard. But ter. Fruit. See.. See., solicited, and lilM-ral cash ad van res made on the same, either for sale or on storage. 1 "articular attention paid to purchasing goods to order. Tbev have also made arrangements with 7.. N. Stuns Imry, at Portland, lgn, to receive in store and make liberal advances on all produce consigned to their bouse in ban r rancisco. - NEW ARRANGEMENTS STORAGE, FORWARDING tr COMMIS SI US. ZN. STANSBURY is now prepared with ample . Fire Proof Kooms for storai.'e, convenient to the whsrf. without dr&vaue. and will give nanictilar at tention to receiving! storing and forwarding all kinds of goods and produce on lilierul terms. He will nlo mate liberal cash advances for the houce of J. A. Me Jutland Ac Co., San Francisco, on all produce consign ed to them. Office at the store of LOVE. TURPIN Ac CO.. where as usual, most kinds of family supplies are kept, and all kinds of produce bougtit and sold. Jan. 1. IFi. ly43paid John It. Foster, IMPORTER AND DEALER IX SHELF AND HE A VY HARDWARE, MECHANICS' TOOLS. FARMING I MP I. E M EN'TS, Jrc, $e. AT THE tlRE-moOF GRAMTK FROXT STORE, Front street, Portland Oregon. Febrnnrv, IK. 48tf Albany Book Store. rrMIE undersigned wonld inform the citizens of Linn X Co., and the public generally, that they have just received, and will keep coiit-taiufv on hand, for sale, a large assortment at school books in common use, and nUo a variety of miscellaneous book, stationery, Alc. ll.L,L,l tilit J . AHwnv, Oregon, July 1, 1H5. ltf Citv Hook Store, Corvaliis, Ogn. THE undersigned has now on hand, and is constant ly receiving a large and varied assortment of Mis cellaneous and Standard books, school books, stationery of all kinds, and ull other articles usually found in a I took store, ali of which wiil be disposed of at the low est prk-es. Persons desiring anything in my line, will (to wen to give me a can. di. it. ur.i.ii, Con-Hllig, Sept. 14, 1803. ifftf Boyle cV Sites, "PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, would respect X fully inform the citiwns of I'olk Co., nnd vicinity. that tliey have entered into copnrtnen-inp tor inc prac tice of nicdicinc, surgery, and obstetric. Office, lHil las. Polk Co. J. W. Boyle, M. D., for the pre-cut will lie found at his rertideiiee, 3 niilcit east of DhIIh Jan. 15, Dvri. 15tf Silas C. Ilerrliin's Potent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safe. wsriTH or without Halls' powder proof lock or ? T Jones' patent permuiatiuu I tank Locks. Sold at (he manufacturer's prices with freight adiicd. Prices from $& to $lk0, call and see sample of their work with the improved locks. GEO. II. JONES, Agent. Salem, May 17, 1S5S. liitf War Scrip. TJ OLDERS of War Scrip can secure the services of XX E. l'elton, Ueo. 11. Jones Ac La, to present their papers at Washington for payment. Keccipt given for the papers and cash advances made in some cases Office at Barnum At. Wilson's Law OUiee. Salem, March 1. ISoS. 2tf Dickinson Xj e Foundry. TbHELPS Ac DALTON. Boston. K P. Fisher, L Aircnt, San Irancuco. Ordt-rs solicited for type, Sltf leads, rule. Ate. August '-'5, 1857. Statutes of Oregon, CAN be found at John Fleming's, Oregon City ; and at A. R. Shipley's, Portliuid. April, 1S59. Corinthian lodfre IVo. 17, OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, hold their regular communications Thursday, on or before the full of the moon, in Albanv. H. A. CUNNINGHAM, W. M. W. O. Halet, Sec'y. 47tf Encourage Home inanufacture fTlHE M'illamette Woolen Manufacturing X Co. have now on nana uie nest quality of blankets, yarn, and clotn. Wool taken in exchantre for tbo above goods; unwashed wool at 15 to 17 cts. per lb.; washed wool at 20 to 25 cts. per lb. Merchants supplied on reasonable terms. Orders at tended to with prumptneaa aad dispatch. L. L. tfRATT. Sopt Saltan, 2uv. H, laOB. ....IfatT Harker. Wholesale and Retail Dealer . ....i.i.... FOREIGX ASD DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, Groeeriet, Clothing, Boot; Shoe, Halt, Cap, Bonnet; 4"c, Are. TTAYING now a very great assortment, and buying XX very largely ami almost altogether ty tne paca aire in Ptiiadelplua, New i ork and Boston, enables us To tell at muck Lower Price than those who buy In smaller quantities, and who are obliired to bnv at second hand in r-an Francisco mar kets. By receiving goods in every Btenmer, direct from the manufacturers and importers in the eastern niarseis, we natter ourselves we can iiirnmu ioe urei chants and consumers of Salem, and tbe surrounding country, with all kinds of goods at ; , rsi'la. JtrdtLrrd Price. Our stock embraces a very large and well selected assortment of Brtiith, French, Herman ana Ameri can Good, of the most celebrated manufacture, con sisting of Lupin's plain and Fid French merino ; Loudon Ligh-luBtered alpacas ; Silk tissues; Black and lev silk velvets ; Rich ull wool de mines; Black pros de rliines; Black and lev silks; l.miHnn tw rohc a les and flounced : High colored gros de Naples and pouet de soies iticii colored suuns ana sum iumaru; Brilliautincs, robe lawns, and ducals; Paris styles, poplins: Rich printed cabniere shawls and scarfs ; Fine broclie bord and Stella sliauls; Mantillus, richlv trimmed with lace, Szc; l"aris styles fey' and plain whalebones ; Silk parasols ;' Rich emerald gros do Naples ribbons ; lilies' l'uris tvle bonnet, and Misses flats Biolie s French' black cloth, frock and sack routs ; Linven's ex qualitv French black doeskin pants l.von's black and lev silk velvet ves; llarris' celebrated fey, mixed and plain caseimere Boy's and youth's clothing, and fey plaid cassi meres ; ili r-4 S-4 nnd 10-4 Allendale bed slieetincs: I I nnd 1. exnnulitv Uullard vale white Hauncls iiirh tunestrv and Brussell's carpetinir, and new Mvle oil' cloths: also, a large supply of the choicest brands of groceries, comprising about 100 bbls- N. O. suirar ; 100 mutts No. 1 ( liina do ; 15t) Ivoxcs Vinrinia' tobacco; 150 boxes caudles; 150 chests Hvson, Imperial and Ooloong tea; 110 kegs E. ii syrup ; lo'l boxes raisin's , 25 bbls crushed sugar; 100 boxes S. F. powdered do; 50 bbls dried apples ; S5 boxes prime chile peaches 100 krirs naiU : All of which we will sell either wholesale or retail at San Francisco nrices. I tf- I inters accomKanvin? the cash carefull v rut nn. Good charged at the lowest prices, and forwarded with ilirpatrh to all parts of the country. Tetm. Cash, and one price. No goods misrepre sented to enect sales, and no aoawmrai m prices. A. H AltKt it. Brick Store, Front St., opposite upper wharf. Port land, Oregon. 1 "' 1 a j... fc nmM aa shim Geo. 1- Story & Co, Importer and Wkoletale Dealer in rAIXTS, OILS, WIXDOW GLASS, Yarni'hc, Bruuhe, Clor. Glues, $-c, .Vc. No. 105 Clay Street, Sun Francisco. ly 1 1 " Crockery! CROCKER Y ; CROCKER Y! ! glass: glass: 4 0 0 VAC K AGES CROCKERY A.D GLASS WARE, JIVT ARRIVED. DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, And for sale at the Fioneer Store of .MSKI'H GKXrLLA. W1 and 1-2 Montgomery street. Wholesale store 1"5 Batterv street. " 12tf Silver Plated Ware. r ri'rker. Commvmon Sc!', Bread Battc'i. Plated Waiter, Tea Srtt. Tailc Pitcher. Cake Baske'. Fttk K nire'. rc, X Pie AmrrJ, Fork. Ladlrt. Pla'rd Spittoon, etc.. r'c. For sale bv J. GEN" ELLA. 6ml-.i ' l!0 and 12 Montgomery street Itlore Sew Books! . " K. SJI1TH Ac CO.. have just received direct TTs irom Aew lors a laive suppiv ot CHOICE BOOKS A M S TA TIONER Y, which tliev will sell at irreatlv reduced price. Thev have made arrangements by whR-h tbev will be enab led to iunnsh the reauiujr public with 11 1 THE standard works of THE DAT, ut a verv reaeonble advance on AVir I'ori Co't. Tlieir books are bought in New York bv a resident agent, well acquainted with the trade, andut MUCH LOWER PRICES than thev can be bad bv orderine from the Booksell ere tueti'.pelves. We iuvite our friends and the public irenerullv, to mil and exumiiie our stock and ascertain onr prices. We are permanently iu the trade, will be constantly receivinir new supplies, and are determined to sell at the verv lowest prices. Anv rare books that we may not have in store, we will order for our pat rons, and Lihrarte cf Loir, Medical or Miscellanron Book, can be obtained through our agency cheaper than in anv other wav. . Anions; the desirable books latelv received by ns, are me louowing, viz: Kane Arctxe Expedition: I.iringttonc' Traref in Africa; Benton' 30 xenrm in the U. S. Senate; Qnini tt on ltee Kermne: tinnn' Dr?metir Medicine; Rolhn' Ancient History; Dirk' Work; AH tke t'andard Poc'; Mr. Sonfhtrortk' Work; Mr. Ijee' Work; Mr. Ijrt Hcntz' ll'ort; Pluiarck' Lire, SrC, d-C Also, 100 reams paper, cap, letter, note sxn BRIEF, ull of excellent quality, and at low prices. Also, Enrelore, Ink, Scrnp Book. Mncilasre, Gold Pen, Gtllott' Steel Pen, Pencil, I nkttnnd. Slate, N'el'on' Cipvbook, Blank Book. Letter Clips. Mntc Paper, N'ote Book, arairing paper. Tinting card, album r. 4t!tf W. K. SMITH, & CO. Statesman Book ami Jolt Office. w "E have Three l'n-sse. the best facilities tor Itook nrintinir nortn of California, anil an extensive as sortment of JoBBiNa Material of everv kind ; nnd are prepared to execute promptly, and in a workman like maimer, all orders iu the above department, such as Books, Bi.axk CHKras, Pamphlets, Handbills, Ball Tickets, CtRcrt.Ans, Notes of Haxd. Okiikb Hooks, Steamboat Bill, Steamboat Cards, Bills or Lading, Ckutikicatks, Show Bills, Check Books, Blaxk Receipts, SVITATIONS, Bi'mxk Cards, Bill Heads, Concert Bills, I'iioorammes, Address Cards, Drafts, Blanks of all Kisns, Ate, Ace, A:c. tip All Jidibinr mut be paid for before it i taken from the OJfi're. EuirravinK THE undersigned having received the first premium tbe late Mechanics' Fair iu Sun Francisco, as the best engraver in the State, takes the lilierty to inform the citizens of Oregon and Washington Territory, that he is nrcimred to execute nuvthiiiir in his line with neatness and despatch. He would articularly inform them to send their orders direct to him, in" place of leavinir them with their jewelers, us thev can thereby savo considerable percentage. A. Ivl 11XKK, 1G7 Washington St., San Francisco, Cal. 17 Refers to the different lodges in the State. December 2, 188. tiin-14 E. Pelton, Geo. II. Joues & Co., 1ELL EXCHANGES on New York, in amounts to ) suit purchasers. Salem. May 17, 1858. lOtf For Sale or Kent, A RAW. MILL, in good order for making liimlte:: For particulars call on JOHN FORCE. Dec. 8, 1858. 4(Jtf County Order VI auks. COR sale at the Statesman Office, at X2 per hundred Dr. L,'. J. Czapkay's Private MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Blontgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Francis co. ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FORTHE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND THE scpraEsstos or qcackert. Attending and Resident Pfavsirian, L.J.CZAPKAY, M.D. Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Phy sician to the 2(.th Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to tbe Military Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and tha late Lecturer on the diseases of Women uua Children, and honorary member of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED, OR NO PAY. Communications t'rictlg confidential. Consultation, bv letter or otherwise, free. Address ' Dr. L. J. CZAI'KAY, San Francisco, Cal. TO THE AFFLICTED. Dr. L. J. CZAI'KAY re turns his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their putronuue. and would take this opportunity to re mind them that he continues to consult at his liititute for the cure of Chronic diseases of the Lunirs, Liver, Kidneys, digestive and genitive organs, and ali private discuses, viz: Syphilitic ulcers, gonorrhu-a. gleet, strict ures, seniimd vC eakness.andall the horrid conaequences of self-abuse, and he hopes that his lomr experience and successful practice of many years, will continue to en sure him a share of public patronage. By the practice ot ninnv years in Europe and the United States, and during the Hungarian warand campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against discuses of all kinds. He uses no mercury charges moderate treats his patient in a correct aud honorable wuy has references of uuqucstionablc vc racitv from men of known rcHpectubility and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by let ter or otherwise", will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secresy. Of all diseases, the great first cause Springs from neglect of Nature's laws Sutler ol! When a cure i guaranteed in all tagcx of SECRET DISEASES. " Self-abate, Xerrou Debility, Stricture, Gleett.Grrr el, Dtabcte, l)iea$e nf the Kidney and Bladder, Mrrcurial Rhenmatitm, Scrofula, Pain in the Bone and Ankles, Disease fj the Lnngt, Throat, N'nse and Eye. Ulcer rrpon the B"dy or Limbs, Cancers, Drt-prjr, Epileptic Fits, St. 1 tins' Dance, and all Dieo-cs arising- J com a derangement of the Stjrnol Organ. Such its Nervous Trembling, Loss of Sfcraory, Locs of Power, General Weakne?, Dimness oj' Vision, with peculiar spots appearing before the eyes loss of sight, wakefulness, dvipia. liver disease, eruption upon the face, pain in the tmck and bead, female irreirwCirilies, and ull improper dir!:arces of both sexes. I: matters not from what cause the diMrase originated, however long Handing or obstinate the case, recovery is certain, ar.d in a shorter time than a permanent ruie can be ef fected by any other treatment, even after the disease has bathed the skill of eminent pliTsicians and resisted ail their means of cure. The medicines prescribed are pleasant, without odor, entirelv veiretnhle. cansinir no fcickuess, and f ree from mercury or bulletin. During fifteen vears of nractice. in Euroie. the Atlantic States aiH California. I have rescued from the jaws of death many thousand, who. m the last stages of tbe ubove nietitiotied dineuses, hud been civen up to die bv their phytticttiu, wbit-h warnuit; nie in promising to the af nicted who may place themselves under my cure. a per fect and speedy cure- Private diseases are the greatest enemies to health, as thev arc the lirst caufe of Con sumption. Scrofula, and uianv other diseases, and should, be a terror to the human family. A permanent cure is scarcely ever effected, a majority of the coses falling into the bauds of incompetent persons, who not only tail to cure the disease, but ruin tbe constitution, tilling the system with mercury, which, with the" disease, hay tell the sufferer into a rapid consumption. But should t':e disease and the treatment not cause death sjieedily, mid the victim marries, the disease is entailed upon the children, who are born with feeble cons! it ut ions, and the current of life corrupted by a vi rus wuirn tetniys nseit in scrofula, tetter, ulcers, cor ruptions, and other attectious of the skiti. eves, throat aud Innys. entailing upon them a brief existence of suf fering, and consiiruing them to an earlv irravc. SELF A B USE is anot ber formidable enem v of health. for nothiiig else in the dread rauiiogue of humau dis eases causes so destructive a drain upon the system, drawing its thousauds of victims, through a few years of surlcrins, down to an untimely grave. It destroys the nervous svsteui, rat-idlv wastes awav the enercies ol lite, cause mental derangement. prevents tbepreer development of the system, disqualifies for marriage, society , business, and ail earthly happiness, and leaves the stuTerer wrecked in body aiid uuud, predisioeed to consumption, and a train of evils more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest confidence I assure the unfortunate victims of Self -abuse, that a permanent and speedy cure can be effected, and with the abandon ment ot ruinous practice, my patients can be restored to robust, vurorou health. Irreuuluritie. and all diseases of males and females. treated on principles established by lifteeti years of practice, and sanctioned by thousand of the iuost re markable cure. Medicines, with full directions, sent to any part of the State, Orecon, aud Washington Ter ritory, bv patients communicating their symptoms by letter, business corresmtuuence stnctiv coniiueiniui. Address Dr. L J. CZAI'KAY. Medical Institute. Sacramento street. Below Montiroiuerv. tpiosite I'acitic Slail Steam Shin Co.'s office, Sn Francisco. To the Ladies of Oreuom asd California. L. J. Czapkat, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, invites the attention of the sick and alllicled females, laboring under anv of the various forms of diseases of the brum, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, kiduevs. and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doctor is eHecting more permanent cures than any other physician iu Oregon or California. Let no false delicacv "preveut vou, but apply immediate! r, and save yourself from painful eutlenng atid premature death. All married ladies, whose delicate health or other cir cumstance prevent au increase in their families, should write ur call at lr. u. j. izupEay s M euieal Institute, Sacramento sL, below Motitxomerv, opposite P. M. S. S. Co.'s ollire, and they will receive every possible re lief and help. The Doctor's olliees are so arranged that he run lie consulted without molestation. tS"All consultations (bv letter or otherwise) free Address to ' Dr. L. J. CZAI'KAY, . Medical Institute, San Francisco, Cal. . REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE LIEF. Below we publish the certificates of two ol the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who having recovered their former health, and imnelled hr irraii. tude, uiake known their cases and remedial agent, and tlieir statements are authenticated by a Notary Public. The demands of society imperiously command their publicity, and we eomuleud their perusal to the atten tion of all afflicted : CERTIFICATE. The undersigned, desirous ol" ncutiaintimr them rvl.n may be unfortunate euough to be similarly altiicted where a permanent relief of tlieir flittering Juav be ol taiued, feels it his dutyto thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Czapkav, lor the perma nent recovery of his health. Borne "dowu bv tiie dis tressing symptoms incident to the vicious practice of uncontrollable passion iu youth ; depressed iu bodv and mind : unable to perform evert the most trilling dm v im posed upou the daily avocations of life, I sought the ad vice of many physicians, who ut first regarded mv dis ease us ot trilling importance but alas, after w weeks, and iu several instance months, of their treat ment, 1 found to my unutterable horror, that instead of relief, the symptoms became more alarming in their inure; ami in-ing told ty one that mv disease, being riiicipullv rou lined to the brain, mediemo it tie consequence. I despaired of ever reimininv Health, strength and energy : and. us a luu resort mul with but a faint luM, culled upon Dr. Cuipkav, who, after examining mv rase, iresrrilied which almost instantly relieved me of tiie dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged bv this result. I re solved to plat myself immediately uiider his care, aud - vvmiruiv . iiai uircctiom ami advice, mv head liecuine clear, my ideas collected, the constant puiii in my back and groin, the weakness of mv limb. il.. nervous reaction of my whole bodv on the slightest nliirtu or excitement : the misanthropy nnd evil loreliod- uKi tnu sen uisirusi. aim ivHui oi commence iu others; the intitpucit v to study, and nut ,f r..,.l..t;.. . .1... frightful, exciting, and'at times pleasurable dreams at night, followed bv involuntary uischarve huvo ull .1;.. appeared; aud in fact, in two mouths alter having rou- suneii me im-ior, a leu as 11 inspired tiy a new life that lite which, but a short time ago,! contemplated to 1., mi ui. u ilium. With a view to guard the tinfortnniita r.m r..n: into the snares of incompetent quacks, I deem it in vdii ty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill of Dr vzapxay, ami recommend linn to ull who may stand in need of medical advice, being assured bv me - perience, that once under his care, a radii-ij and per uiunent cure will lie etlectcil. 1 State of California, County of San Francin' Subscribed and ticorn to before me. tli, j e April, A. D. 185G. ' ' "J (Signed) JOHN MIDDLETON, (lsI Xotary Public. CARD. Prompted bv an honest desire of mxr Tnn t s..i . py before the public a case which deserves high coin- .iieimiiuuii, unit us an act 01 scientific skill, unt that or humanity, ulso. About two years ago, 1 suddenly and from causes unknown to me, was seized with a lit of epilepst, which, owing to mv inability to meet the expenses consequent .,,, a thorough medical treat ment, and the discouragement which I met with on at tenipting it, soon became such a8 I wa8 tht.n ,ed , heve) as to defy the skill of any physician. I was fre quently, while in pursuit of my calling, thrown down to the ground without the slightest warning, and al though insensible to the agonies, vet I H.;5i .1.. ' 7 ery of my existence. While in this state, and having previous to my affliction tasted the sweets of life Ionc more was mducedto attempt seekingnid of a phvsieian and, by reconimendation, called upon Dr. 11 J Czao kay. 1 to d hiru mv circutusuinccs, and mv UnibUitV to reward liua fcr Lu swyjcts-reyarulee, W whi however, be at once undertook mj ,J blessing of God, I was once mora restored to perfect health. Unable to reward bim for the boon jAneh I enjoy at present, and yet conscious of mv itnes, I consider it due to myself and to all afHicted to make the case public, in order that those in need of medicsj advice may find a physician in whom every confidence can be placed. MEYER YABLOSSKY. fL. . Slate of California, t gg Conn'y of San Francitco, ' . , Subscribed and n-orn to before me, this firt day of Angnt, A. D. 1856. , , uiuuiiui a. v..-.. - Rotary Pub one. SPERMATORRHOEA, or Local Weakness, nervous debility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and'bark, indisposition and incaacitv for lahor and study, dullness of apprehension, Iobs of nicniory, aversion'to society, love of solitude, timidity, self-dis-truBt, dizziness, headache, pains in the side, affection 01 the eves, pimples on the face, sex ual or other infirmities ill man, are cured without fail by the just ly celebrated physician mid surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases is iiew (unknown to others) and hence the great success. All consultations, by letter or other wise free Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., San Francisco, Cal- The Greatest nisseovery of the Arc. GIEAT Bleesingto Mai. kind! Innocent but 1 otent. DR. CZAPKAT'S 1'kophilacticcm (self disin fecting airent.) a sure preventive against. Clonorrha?al and Syphilitic diseases, mid a certain and unsurpassed remedy for nil venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers, f etid discharge from vagina, uterus, and urethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases As innocnlution is preventive against small pox, so us Dr. Czapkav's Propbvlacticutn a preventive against Syphilitic and Oonorrnm.il diseases. Harmless in it self, it possesses the power of chemically destroying the syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands 01 debauchees fiom ling infected bv the most loathsome of all disease. Let no voung man who appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkay s Frophylacticum. It is in verv convenient packages, and will be formd con venient tor rise, being used as a soap- Price, fo. tor sale at Dr. L. J. Czapkay s Private Medical and Surgi cal Institute, Sacramento st below Montgomery, op posite P. M. Co.'s office. San Francisco. All letters most be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, SI. D., San Francisco. CERTIFICATE. I. the undersigned. Governor of Hungary, do testrfy hereby, that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has served during the ,- f..r llmumrimi liliertv. as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance whereof X liavepieu ujHiiiiioitiiiu..,. - . " to the sympathy, attention aud protection of all those who are caiaoie 01 appreciauug iaiouui Kin,..m.v and undeserved uusiortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS, Gorernor of Hungary. Washington Ci'tr. .Tan B. I. The following letter, which emphatically saKs lor n- , K- tt, llfun r.f tbe Fucnlrv of the Philadelphia College of Medicine to the editors of the 1'acitic Medical and Surgical Journal, tan Iran cisco, for publication : Philadelphia. Jan. 1. l?o9. Tn be Pditnr of tbe Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal Gentlemen : 3!y attention has been called to an article iu the Iecernber number of your journal, ia r.--.Tlr.t to .he ad enndera dcirree irrauted bv the Phila delphia College of Medicine to Dr. L. J. Czapkay When the application for the degree was made to tne Faculty, it was accompanied by afjiiltivits and t etirno- nials to the effect that Dr. was a regular graduate M. D., ,f the University of Pesth. had served as Surgeon in tbe Hungarian armv and was a regular practrtionei ..f mHg-irt. 4 I-, the Kti-enirth of these tbe aeirree waj granted. Tbe ad uendetn degree, as its name implies. is conferred on graduate only, and gives us new privi leges. Had there been the slightest suspicion of irreg: nlantv. the artnlication wonld have lieen retnsed. rsy inserting this m your journal yon will do an act of jus tice to the College and confer a lavor on Yours, verv respectfully, H. Rasd. Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of 3Iedicine. DR. L. J. CZAPKAY S PRIVATE SIEDICAL nnd Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery, ornosire the Pacific Mail Steamship Con ranv's oihce. San Francisco. - The Doctor offers free consultation. and asks no remuneration unless he effects cure. OUiee hours, from a a. m to 9 p. m. f "e?" Persons not wishing- to lose time in correspond g. nlease en-loe $10 in their letters, and thev will get immediate attention to their cases. Jtddress, L. j. lurui, Ji. 1' , San Francisco, CaL October, 1S5S. 3m9 Daly's Talley Wnisker. TB. BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following certificates of well known chemist, who have anafyz ed L'-ALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISK.t.1 The high reputation of the parties is a ufl5cient guar antee that the article possesses al! the merit claimed lor it- it -tx. i-i.i . v v . bole Agents. State Assaver's Office, 32 Somerset street. I Bosto.v. Mass.. April ir. ISdS. $ Wxt. H. Dill. New York: Israr Sir I have made a chemical analvsis of vout "AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY," aud end it a pure, fine-flavored Whiskey, containing no iniariaus matter of anv kind, and recommend it as suitable for medical and public purposes. IHAKLE3 I. JACESOS, 31. 1.1.. State Assaver. New Tore. April 1?. 1S3S I have analvred a samrde of "DA LY""S AROMATIC V- X - ,,-t,I.'I- : ' -. A k. u cle. of fine flavor, and without any deleterious admix ture. James R. Chiltox, M. D., Chemist. W. II. Dalt, Esq: Itenr Sir; Your "AROMATIC VALLEY WHIS KEY." 19 received, and after careful examination, I find it to be a pure article, entirely free from the adul terating uigredients so frequently used. J axes J. .iiapes, Chemist. DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY i put op in ease containing one dor.en bottles each. ty For sale by all the principal Liquor llonses in San Francisco. 3m5 Jonas O. Clark c Co. Importer and Ala n "fart u re r cf FURNITURE AND BEDDISG 1"2S Washington street. Vif Francitco. IT7E HAVE NuW IM T.KE. AND ARE IS REG- V nlar receipt by every Clipper, arrival of large. invoices of Goods, making witu our extensive manu factures, a larger and better assorted stock of Farni tnre of every description, than has ever before been of fered ou the Pacific coast, coutistiiig in part of 5,000 dozen Chairs. 40t dozen Bedsteads, S.OOO Bureaus, l.WO Solas, 200 cases Tables, asst'd, au.WO lb. Hair. 50,t0tl lbs. Moss. Pulu, Best Lave Geese Feathers, blanket. Comfort ers, Sheet, Pillow blips, &c, &c, Ti Men's Varnish, Mouldings. Veneers, and a general assortment of Fur ture Trimmings. GaP" Our great facilities for iniorting and manufac turing, enable us to offer our immense stock of goods at less prices than any other house can import them. All orders from the country will, as formerly, receive our careful and prompt attention. Jtl-A U- CLiAKK. &. CO.. 1'28 Washington street. San Francisco: 4a and 51 Fourth St., between J and K. Sacramento: Hunter street between Main and Levee, Stockton ; First street, San Jose. 3ml'J Probate Notice. JETTERS of administration having been issued by J the Probate Court, of Cnirwina Conntv" I i.m to the undersigned, on the estate of NATHAN: SCH'OL-' r ir.iii, ueceaseu, inereiore notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate', to pre sent them to me within twelve mouths from this date or be forever barred. SOCRATES SCIIOLFIELD. Admin r. May 26, 1S."!. twl.'paid Final Setilemefnt. JOSFPII II. McVAY. B.luiinistrutor of the es'ate of OLIVER W. CANTWELL. dec aseH h-v-;. ilJ hi accounts and applied to the Probate Court of Coos County, Oregon, for final settlement of the same No ties is hereby given, that the first Tuesday, the 5th day of July next is the dav set anart for h.'a,,.. ,,. iiiiciesieti can iHiemi u tnev see proper A. N. FvLt.Y, Judge. Empire City. May 16. 195!. 4wl- -TATE OF OREGON. JOUNTY OF MARION VTOTICEis hereby give,, jltt the administrator of hi I I 6 ."e f- Jfc. VN JEAN'GRAIS. has this dav hied hi petition in tbe oH Us, of . r- . saul county, praying an order authorizing him to sell a poniou oi tie real estate of said deceased, and it appear ing from aid petition that then. . ...nal property to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased and expenses of administration. TUretore lucsday. the h day of July next, is set apart for the hearing of said petition, at which time, all Arsons iZ ereste.1 are notified to appear, and show eanTw bv an order for the sale should not be granted J MaTlS.lca, " MIAS. County Judge. : : , . 4wll Administrator's otie or said claim, will hi fi.rever barr W. Mav 16, Ifm tl LOVER, Jr., Admin r. : ' . 4wll Aotiep. A IX persons are cautioned against r.n.i, note, g ven bv . t ."g31' Purchasing a of October 1857, for is : hundrS and od5 do -h was fraudulently obtained, and Iw"ll ' unless compelled bv law. , f,,."16 oiiverton. May 1, 1So9. i, ' HI l A t lot lust nrintttJ . 60tf r - STATESMAN. Tax Rersl THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE. One year, in advance,.. 9? If paid within six months...... --- ii If paid after the expiration of six months uu Six months, in advance,. -..-..-- V" V" One dollar additional will be charged for each year '"Kopaper will be discontinued until all arrearages arLwd'advertieements will be charged at the follow ing rates: Twelve lines or less, one insertion, 8-1 L0; eachsnbsequent insertion, I 00. Legal and all trrn sient advertisements must be prepaid to insure inser tion Administrators' notices, and all advertisements relating to the estates of decensed persons, must be prenai.f, unless ordered published by U,e county judge, an.f guaranteed to be paid by him BiographicU no tice, resolutions of societies, orders. See., will be charged at half advert ing rates, and payment must be made before publication. Communi. ations of only individual interest ronrt be prepaid, at the tame -ate. Advertising bills not paid within one year frota the time when contracted', will be increased twenty -five oer cent, each year payment is neglected thereafter. Every effort will be made by the proprietor and ed itors to make The Obeoos Statesxas the best news paper in Oregon. . . . I;emittauces mav lie made by mail at the rule of tie publisher, if mailed in the PXieIuBUSH To tiie Public. BEAD, FARMERS, READ. HAVING THE SOLE AGENCY FOR JOITX A. PITTS unparalleled Threshing Machines, for all the Pacific coast, I take this method of informing yon that I have on hand and for Mile FORTY Machines, thirty of which are ten horse and ten of which are eight horse power. The above machines were got np to or der and cannot besm-passed in any respect, as to beau ty strength and durability tiie frames being very sub stantial and strong, with a much larger Fanning Mill and more depth of Seive, with Cr.st Steel Shafting, and not liable to spring, adding ini.cb to the steadiness of the running cf the machine. The Cylinder of tie -Ten Harse Machine is Thirty -six inches in length, and that of the Eight Horse is'Thirty-two inches. Each ma chine has with it Trucks, Horse-Power, Levers, and the usual amount of Extras, which are made aud fitted exprestlv for each machine, making them less liable to get out of order than any other machine in the 3Iar iet. ltcing aware of the many fa!se plans and deep laid schemes that have been taken to deleat this most wor thy machine, which up to the present time hai never kiiown its equal, either iu Threshing or Cleaning gram ; and as all mean have been uncd to defeat the tale nf the same, bv a bogus machine of a very inferior kind, I feel it mv'dutv to let the Farmers know that no gen uine Pitt's Machine can be purchased except of the subscriber, at 33 Sacramento street ; and all parties of fering for sale or using any bogus machines purporting to be Pitt's Machine, will" be held personally responsi ble for all sales and using tbe same. D TH03IAS OGG SHAW, Agent for John A. Pitts, 33 Sacramento street. Ohio Threshing 7Iaehines. Also have a few of these celebrated Machines. They are just what every Farmer wants- Tbe compact cr rangement of different parts of this machine, u.e gress simplicitv of its construction, tbe strength aud durabili ty of its "workmanship, the small amount of power it takes to run it, together with its effective operation ia threshing and cleaning, at least as much grain of any kind as any other four or six fcorte machine now ia use, combine to justify us in believing that h cannot fail, urn it becomes known, to be the moB useful and poptuar machine in the country. Tbe Cv finders of the atxive machines are from Eig'hieen 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 Tn resil ing machines si being the best that has ever been im ported, as tier were "all made to order. Give ns a ea3 before buying. THOMAS OGG SHAW, 33 Sacramento street. . Fxtras! Extras!! TH RESHING MACHINE EXTAS We have on hand a full supplr of all the differeni pats of the above machines. Ia case any portion suooJd fail, we can supply yon on short notice. A few of the leading articles "we will name, Tiz r Master wheels, straw-carriers. Drapers, Elevators, Spar, Bev el, and Boll pinions, Cvlmder-teeth. Fan Gear. Line- Shaft boxing, etc. THOMAS OGG SHAW, 33 Sacramento street. THE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER. The bet combined Reaper and Motcrr tune in use. Will manufacture for tne present harvest One H at tired of the the California Combined Reapers and Mow ers, which, for beauty, strength and simplicity, has ae equal in this or any other market, as it possesses easT great advantages over any other machine, to-wit : -1st, It is much lighter ; "the driving wheel is foor&M high, making the draft 30 P cent- less thm anv other machine. " - 2d. The catting part is the rear of tie machine. - the apron is so constructed that it can be taken oa" ia ten minutes for mowing. 3d. The grain is passed to one side with 4zh. It will cut grass as low as three int-hem mI " grain as high as twelve. otn, it can oe raea or lowered in three minutes. 6th, It has less side draft than any mii4;nf ia r , 7ib, It has more motion. Stb, Yoa can drive slower and do voar work better 9tb, It cuts six and a half feet in'widrfc i s J spring seat five feet from tbe ground which places tha driver in a position to be able to maiww L- i see the breakers ahead ia time to avc fcis tsacsmL. -10th. It can be thrown out of, and into gear in oca minute- 11th, The cuttine part of the maehrn " rear, takes all the weight off the horses. 1-th, The best and last reason at ail is. that it it a California improved and made machine- tti.r.,.. any purchaser can. oa short notice, obtain anv noratair of the macitine that mar break. " I have taken particular pains to select eood work-" men and good materials, and 1 warrant this madmwn reap and mow, and to do either or both, better tfcaa any other machine ia this market. Please give mm a call. THOAI A S CKUi Slf A w XI Sacramento street. - ALSO KEEP OX II AND MANNY'S COMRrvrn REAPERS Sc. MOWERS . BCKKALL S REAPERS. HCSSEY S REAPERS, "' r r- nv- McyHMM-'K'sS KEAPEK& Iafact, all kinds of RE I f-l; ... be had of me at the lowest cash prices. AJtWUASlsUO SHAW, " - Bwicranenia i Liltie't Improved Wronekt rfV-i.-vj r s?-r J ' JSrSrSTl-c Drill Proof, wlrtr" liurewr Proof Ti iif. IFWhle, Powder-proof Lock. I he best Safe made for resistin hoiH ki as proven m innumerable instances. lt i I - fire' fence is made to ft. ' fate larrung of the CrvatsI I-i- -v- -.. r t'nu h.S exhibition were burned an. a onie atone was nnjujured. Reference is ahao . . .. . , , . . Mnj of the IlHn cH SSSiTOS " , , 1. ... I . Aeaa ue touowing letter: icorr.. Law,s Lit. lis. rJitL-' :' on Monday night. We have hist Pnmj ,, .Tt! i the papers uninjured, and XCkf r td l i service by ling rebound, tbe MadhiXfSe.' steam, but the paper of the book, is ITtiSl f leaj-t. Tne contents of the iron iV.lT!z - I right, Signed, . B. R. iftRi iTT- Agent minors Central Railroad. L V V moe to the great te. tril 1,4 i 1S5 Tbe origin of thV t waTihe 'Z- -for the supplying the .Tte itnk r1'".' with safest vault doo. li-t nd ,ts J "I b "J- lows, on ti,e ltkh Jawa-re. . on tne 10th Janna thestuirn Tbe State Bank tutvim; rarVh t- m; etc., the opposition V i. ." "'." s eepted. and Mr. Li.lie weni TvTs T to Iowa, to witness rhi vm rty, ally hank-aed Jfi&1' was adjirsted Mr. Iillie trcwt'ctl machinery to drill his own siftv -rt- 2fL "fll was. that after .lr,l). Tteresuit of nil mm thev iHirbnt ,k - M n rtT six miirntel rTvri ,1Sfir! Ton,, when the drill would g and mnd To AU Sr n' 'J.?;" icfacMmlT a.i'dooed. e3n4 to " THOHAS OGO SHAW. The best in this maiket'fwillm.u r u.cu . w,u warrant not to gum Tin using Samd as your orders, and it shall be satStorv .. nF - " - t X l- ww of CaUtomia and ' '.""C cueapes, so- Aiiv:. EXTRAS, Exrujia beve an 1 ,t r WChfs "" "-tle sections, MrtiZF? P'n,on ?xe f' Mannv s col . " "urrm s, lluseev'a gau s Reapers. - Seymoor Isss-; a v , REPAIRING, REPAIRING. - 1 AH kinds of Am,i,n i i . , j iuucmI ' mpwments maoe man - aZtttT n"luT- i! eoostantlv oa hand say Chlf"n,S' wdl be sen, n.sll parts f the whhIo "1: save all roar old CHMf ,o hi S'Ve Tf"i,w "iKkest umrket pncTls k L ii? m miu" . th' tve anv amount rf r them, and with voursid wia T i . ,7 "nog yon mav need in th. trade, as low as can be ImUi i.. . same qtuOity. Feeling thaukiul to von for all fore bnymg, and look for vourselves. April 12.1M0. THOMAS OCO SHAW. BooDe's Fcrrr. - OX "illameue river, new road between P and Sale.ni Tl,u i : . 1 1 sntmm tOiorter than tha uU mad. i66ii V, UOO-Vji aJ W) AOUQk St
