ft. B. OLE A 80H.
Ijit, -1 z. ana aeaier m ail cmot or Car- r
r. e m4 Wron Ifekeia' 8tock,47 Bat- 1
trrf , fin I mneisco, hss fur r-
J Vrood Lird, JkcHaba,
v-oe, hickory Axles. Pole, ahafta.
wagon and boinry bows, carved and
bogey bows, carved and
(WCinm parte. Seat
oocKa, ate-, lc
lra Axles, PrK. Bohs, Rivets, naneabte Iron, en-
mema uoui, enamelled LMlter, patent daab
aad eoCar Leather, plated, Jpan and Ivory
Head Kails and Knobs, lacks, stomp
Frames, half pat. and three bolt
Axles, plain ami pftXed Crabs
and Tina, and Pole Tips, ate.
I " Tne above stock has been personally selected ;
is of too past f aautr, ana win oe soia as low as con be
I m we city or state.-
. r All orders for the above roods, left with IT. S.
MuuiJt dealer m M aoon and Urrian stork, Trim
v etc, corner of jb unison and Second streets,
1-nk -d, will receive prompt attention, and be satis-
zarvx..y exeented witnont aeiay.
8 .SJ, IKSeJ. 30tf
T. STKAO.
B. Rum
T.cC Strang.
ITTHOLESALE s-d Retail dealers in stoves and tin
J . ' karw and emlcry, at the old stand of
in amy, wre may be found a complete as-
. Coot, Pcr'jr, rit2 Box Stores,
i, j-cyrx)B. copper, planished and Japaned ware,
cs and nit pom, robber hose, hydraulic ranis, lead
l"i men na, ana sme, onus and cauldron Kettles,
owe ovens, cow bells, dec- ate.
JOB . lXJfJT,
Voofing, sheet iron and copper work, promptly at
tended to, and on the most reasonable terms.
April . 1359, Stf
OynesJtl CO 3IsnoaMl)r.
FREE TRADE AXD SAILORS RIGHTS.
LUER! LUMBER!! LIMBER!!!
DTJ LXLLE'S Steam Circular Saw and Planing
Kills. The proprietor is pleased to inform the cit
iaeas of SALEM and the pnblic generally, that he has
runt eomtrieecd his XEW CIRCULAR SAW and
PLANISO KILLS, on terra tiruia, and is now pre
pared to Saw, Plane-, Tongue and Groove lumber of
every description, at low rates and short notice.
Hvtagn improved five-foot circular saw, and one
of Woodworth's latent patent Tongue and Grooving
Machines, and experienced men to ran tfccm, he is pre
pared to make as
GOOD LUMBER, AND MORE OF IT,
than anv other Mill on the Upper Willamette. Car
penters' orders for lumber, such as dressed stuff for
window frames, cornice boards, shelving and counter
boards, doors and door frames, ate, dressed and edired
on both aides, from 2 to 14 inches in width and 1-3 to
3 1-2 inches in thickness.
Oak, Ash and Maple Plank, suitable for Wagon and
Cabinet makers' nse, furnished at short notice
Having made arrangements with the steamers plying;
on the Upper Willamette, he ia prepared totend dressed,
tangoed and grooved lumber to any point on the river
where the steamers stop.
All orders for Lumber will receive prompt attention
and quick dispatch.
B. H. DU RELLE,
Proprietor.
Salem, March 1st, 1859. 51tf
Eaamire Urery mmdi Sale SinMe
Os Maim, street, between MasHson and Monroe, Cor-
vallis, Oregon. -
THE subscriber takes this method of in- s
forming the public generally that he y .i.J6'
I a new nvery and sale stable m vervains.
wbere be will be prepared to furnish better acrora roo
ms nae ox Business tnat can oe tound else-
wherein the State.
I am suppBed with single and double bugidc, can ia
ges, and saddle bones of A qcalhr nnsnrpasscd on the
PaciBe Coast.
Particular attention paid to keeping horses by the
day or week. Kxperienced ktoouis are constantly in
attendance, and no pains wfll be pared to return nor
scs in a better condition than when received. I keep
all amda ox teed tnat tne country produces.
I wiQ bay and sell stock, and in met carry on every
thin pertaining- to the Everv business.
Iw.1l the arrival of every steamboat, have a
nacx m readmess to convey passengers to and iromtne
boat, and Lily Motel, and elaewcere wben dcrired.
W. C. HIGGS.
Corvallis, Xov. 22, 1863L 40tf
New amtdl Fresh Drairs & Medici nes.
WK. SMITH having reeentlv returned from San
Fraariiico. wbere he pim based the eomnletest
sunn inn in of Drum and Medicines ever offered for
ale in the Willamette Vallev, we are able to give our
cm tuatoiueis better satisfaction than ever. e are
receiving additions to oar Mock by every steamer, and
will sell ereTTlhinir in the Drue line at verv satisfacto
ry prices. Our Patent Medicines are all eenuine and
fresh, and as we bsv htrsriy, and in the best markets,
we can afford to sell a httle cheaper than the cheapest.
usw and try as.
W. K SMITH & CO.
Dee. 7th, 15. 40tf
The People's Drayr Stere.
SALEM, OREGON.
Bt M. Jt. BItT. M5BT S. STirr.
KEEP the purest and brK preparatkms 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, dec,
4c, to which we beg the attention of everrbodv.
Feb.fi.lH59. " ly'48
The &jaw Oregon.
THE OREGOX STATUTES, 650 pages, with com
plete index.-a insliom and referewes. are for
sale at the office of the titatepmm, at five dollars per
Tne work to executed in tee hct mauntrr,
bound in law style, and sold at publisher pnn
Orders by mail, accompanied with the cash, tilled by
return mail.
la addition to the enactments of the Let-u-Uiiive As
sembly, the volume contain th DertarBtiuti of Inde
pendence, Const it nt ion of the United States. Treatk-s
with Great Britain relating to Orricon, Ordinance f
17b7, Doration Law and all amendments, and full ab
stract of United States Naturalization Laws.
But few copies are left.
Adlvcrtisinar Aaresscy.
a . ri?ncn, iron roiuiinr, opposite rurinc r.x- j
Pa pTene vnm, up eiairv. r ilea ui ail ine prrarnnu
Papers of California and Oreytm may be found at this
office. Mr. Fisher is the authorized Agent for the
Statesman,
Blamksv
1VEETS, mortgaoes. powers of attorney for sale of
JL-T scrip, tax receipts, nnni proots, ana notmcationa
a new lot just printed and for sale at the Statesman
Office.
WE have a few of those Drr Goods left yet, which
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, safetv fw. shot. dec.
W.'K. SMITH At CO.
Salem, Dee. 7, 1S5R 40tf
Mail ami Pawcngrr Coach. .
THE ondersiffned hereby informs t."Cfc)yrk
the public that he is funning a 2bbbssbkA
weekly line of Coaches between Salem uiui feugeue
City, carry the United States mail and passengers. He
leaves Eugene City Sunday morning, arriving at Salem
Monday afternoon, and leaves Salem Tuesday morn
ing, arriving at Eupetie Wednesday evening. Good
accommodation for passenirer. Fare, 6 each wnv.
George h. mco.uf.en.
August 10, 135H gfef
51 arion IImmc, Salem.
"PHE andernirned announces to the public that
i bebaspun-hasedtbeweU-knowntavern stand JalaL
called the Marion House, m Sleni, together with the
furniture and fixtures thereof. He will keep it in first
rate style, and invites the patronage of the public.
. 51. VIAL
May 23, 1857. lltf
American llease.
THE undemigned would respectfally announce 4
to the public, that they have purchased the JLttL
above-named Hotel, at Boseburg, DouiHas county, to
etbec with the large and comntodioae stable attached
to the premises, and from tbeir Ions' experience in tbe
linaiiiuej. natter themselves that they will be enabled
to give satisfaction to all those who favor them with
their patronage.
E. B. ROBINSON',
V F. D. ROBINSON.
Rosebnrg, Dec. 1, IS58. I v40
CMjr Hotel, Corvallis.
MESSRS. A. B. 4t I. SPRENGER.
WOULD announce to the citizens of Corvallis, and
tbe travelling public generally, that they have
thoroughly refitted this well known establishment, and
are now prepared for tbe accommodation of custom
era. The rooms have all been refnrninhed, the beds
clean and comfortable, and their table will be furnish
ed with the best the market affords.
Corvallis, Aag. 30, 1857. ly25
Sewinaj Machines.
TimEELER At WILSON'S machines are the best
11' ever offered to public patronape. They are sim
ple and durable; easily kept in repair; sew with preat
rapidity; make an even and firm stitch on both xiden,
that will not rip. Persons wishing to buy will find
them at the residence of tbe undersigned.
T. SAVAGE, Agent.
April 26, 1858. 7tf
Painting.
HOUSE, sign, carriage and wagon painting, glazing
and paper hanging, wall paper, paints, oil, glass,
nnd putty, mixed paints, clump for cash, shop west of
the court house. Salem. E. 8. COX.
Aunsl3;, 1 lv25
OEO. It. WILLIAMS, A. C. GIBBS.
(late Chief Justice.;
WILLIAMS & GIBBS.
Portland, Oregon Territory.
17TLL practice in the courts of Oregon and Wash
s t tnnoa territory.
Not. 36, 18S&
ly38
. tlBD,
San Francisco.
Laid, Keel Cb ,
Sncrettorm to H'. 8. Lodd Sr Co.,)
rMPORTEKS and VTiolesle lealers in wines, li
L qaors and Groceries, Front St.. Porttand, Oregon.
B. F. Bonbam,
A TTORXET ANT COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Of-
Xl lice at the Court Honne, Salem, O. Mf
S. Hnber,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Portland, Oregon.
Oct. 25, 185R.
Ckrtttr S. Terry,
A TTORXET AT LAW, SALEM, OREGOX, COM
misrioner of Deeds, and to take tcstimonv, sc
knowledjnnents. dec, ir.. for Iowa, Indiana. Missouri,
Mirhiftan, California, and WaMhinston Territory. Let
ters of Attorney, and all other instruments of writing,
drawn on rtiort notice.
r7 Particular attention paid to taking depositions,
collections ol 30tes, Accounts, ore. js.ii
Kcdical Nolicr.
pvR- R- W. SHAW, offers his professional services to
MS me cilizenv ol ewem hihi vii-miiv, anu n.pjcviiui'
lv solicits a share of public favor.
rjsf Office near residence.
Hyl R. W. SHAW.
Dr. 1. 1. Belt
1.1TISHES to inform his friends and the public, that
it he has returned to Siilem, to attend to profess
ional calls, in town and country.
Oct. 1S.V. 33tf
Dr. S. B. rntklri,
o
FFICE, SALEM. OREGOS TERKITOKT.
Salem, Xov. i, 1857. a.rtf
Dr. J. B. Cardwrll,
SURGEON DEXTIST.
TILL practice his profession in the various cities
t and towns ol uregtm.
Feb. 15, 1859. 4'Mt
I. L. Coombs. I. D., CorTallis.
("1 EXEB AL practitioner of medicines, Snrpery, dtc
T The Infirmiirv is still attached to his o Rit e, for the
accommodation of" isuk-ms not alli-cted by contagious
diseaMS. (f
Dr. K. !l. Brll,
SURGEON DEXTIST.
o
FFICE in W.Kenvon's building over "CitvBook
Store" fint door west of the fllarion IIoukc
Refers to L. F. Cartec SurvevorGeneral's Ollice. "
Salem, Xov. 16, IS5!. 36tf
J. Firming.
T the Orecon Citv Post Office Bnildinc. has iust
i received, direct "from Xew York. 10O copies of
Downing'a Fruit and Fiuit Trees of America, revis
ed and enEinred, for 157 the latest published edition
of this valnable work. He hna also on hand, a good
stock of misrvllaneons books and stationerv, for sale on
terms to suit the titnes.
Oregoa City, Dec. 15, 1?".7.
Allrn k Lewis,
W7-HOLESALE MERCn AXTS, PORTLAXD, OR
11 EUOX.
J. W. Meson,
ATTORXEY AT LAW AXD SOLICITOR IX
Chanrerv and Admirsltv. Seattle. W. T.. V.ill
practice in alf the Courts in Washington Territory.
Apni nw.
BntlrrP lidtrson
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OLTMPIA, WASHING
TON TERRITORY.
Particular and rrompt attention civento all Imxincss
in the Land Offices. lltf
Richards A .llrrrakrn,
w
ILL pay particular attention to the sale of Fni'iT
on consiinimcM. the comitu; season.
Portl".nd, June :, 1859. 6m 17
. s. WOODWOltTB,
s. r. mows.
Portland.
v. c. oii.wolp.
New York.
W. C. Oritwold A Co ,
IMPORTERS AXD WHOLESALE DEALERS
POREIGX AXD DOMESTIC
Dry-Goods, Boot and Sheet, llardtrare. Iron, Gro
ceries, Yankee Xotiont, dfC., 4"c
13 Opposite Couch d Flanders' Wharf.
l.Kf Portland, Oregon.
Calvin Cutting,
MAXTFACTVRER OF B AX K VAULTS,
Fire-Proof Doort, Iron Fence, Railingr,
....Asn all kinds or....
BLACKSMITH WORK,
94 Jari-son Street,
One door writ of Battery, San Franriseo.
May 3, 1359. fimlO
Dr. Edward Shell,
....WILL rT....
ESPECIAL ATTEXTIOX,
....TO-...
CHROXIC DISEASES.
Corvallis, Ogn. May 23, l.'t'. 15if
W. S. LAPD,
Portland.
C. C. T!I.TO!C,
New York.
Bankinr, Collection and Exchange.
LADD Sr TILTOX,
BAXKERS.
I T7 ILL purrhasr cert:fi-atvs of di-poeit e and other
V Exchange at enrrent rate.
Will sell drafts at siffht on
Mcmtsl IuncBn, Shernain At Co., Xew York.
Alsop tr Co.. San Franciico.
lp Money recvived on depoit. mJ
General or speciul collections cis.le, and proceed
rroinplv remitted.
Laou warrants Doujrn? ann boio.
AH business appertaining to Iiaukini; promptly
attended to. Ivl5
i. w. HDD, San Francisco.
s. o. itrcn, Portland.
J. X. LAfil, do
Lad d, Keen & Co.,
(Sneetrtrm tn Tl IjtJd Sr Co.)
STllPPlXG AXI) COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale and retail dealers in choice wines,
liqnors. Groceries and general merrhandife, Front St.,
Portland.
Consignments solicited, and liberal css-h ndvances
made on the oame, which will receive the special at
tention of onr Mr. J. M. Ladd, in San Francin-o. Par
ticular attention given to the purchase and shipment of
goods in Xew York.
If sufficient inducements are offered, we propose
having a ves?el leave New York every spring and
fall, for Portland direct.
Portland. April 4, 1859. 5tf
E. Pelton, Ceo. II. Jones dc Co
ARE prepared to do a general commission hnsiness
on New York and other Atlantic cities. Particu
lar attention will be given to the purchase of goods for
merchants. Parties having any busineos transactions
in the Atlantic States, and wanting an agent that will
trive personal attention to tbe same, will do well to
call.
I Office at Barnnm At Wilson's Law Office
Salem, March St, 1MTA tot
John T. Wilson,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
o. 19 Commercial street, San Francisco, CaJ.
J"OLICITSconsi)mmentsof Orejfon I'roduce and Pro
3 visions, and makes lil-era! advancements on same.
R E FEREXCE S
Portland. Albanv.
Men-rs. W. S. Ladd At Co., D. Bench, Ei-q.
Savior At Co.. layton.
Oregon City. Messrs. Williams At
Messr. Taylor and Ealfeton. Lippencott.
Jan. 15, 1859. tm45
For Oregon direct.
A VESSEL now being built expressly for the Jf-f
Oregon trade. Master, (a duplicate ill
of tbe Bark C. UTilton, which made a passage out in
llti davsj will leave XEW YORK on or about the
first of November next, for PORTLAN D direct. Ship
pers, in order to secure freight, should make earlv ap
plication to the undersigned, or Messrs. Wakeman, Di
mon At Co., New York.
We will also attend to tbe purchane and shipment of
merchandise, carriages, and machinerv, for parties in
Oregon. LADD. REED At CO.
April 20, 1859. 6m 10
Pacific Foundry and Machine
Shop, San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
THE above establishment is believed to have facili
ties for the manufacture of cverv description of
CASTINGS AND MAClflXKRY
superior to any other on the Pacific Count.
Every bind of Saw Mill Machinery, steam enfrines.
Ate, Arc., made at a short notice anil in a most work
manlike manner.
We manufacture a stvle of
SHINGLE MACHINE,
at moderate cost, which we believe to be more efficient
than any other in use.
Orders are particularly solicited from Orepon and
Washinjrton Territories, which will have the same au
thority as thonjih tbe parties were personally present.
GODDARD, HAXSCOM At RAXKIX,
late Godii ahi) At t o.
San Franciwn, Feb. 2. 1859. fim51
IN otice.
DAVID A. SLOUGH is my traveling agent for the
sale of mv ECLECTIC UNLMEXT? He is au
thorized to collect money and take notes in my name
for the sale of the same. Also toestabush and appoint
local agencies for the sale thereof in the States of Ore
gon and California, and Territory of Washington.
JOHN HARGROVE.
April 13, 159. Iy6
Look nizt at TS.lt!
DR. KELLOGG has permanently located in the
CITY OF PORTLAND, Oregon, and offers to the
publie family Medicines. 1 bey are purely
, VEGETABLE,
and fVee from nolann.
If yon have a weak back, pain In fhe side or chest
take courage; mv Strengthening Plaster will afford re
lief, no matter of how lonir standinir.
If yon have sprains, bruises, rheumntism, erysipelas,
inflammation of the lungs, stomach, liver, or spleen,
burns, fresh wounds, or old sores of any description,
nse my ramilv Liniment ana ticaiinjc naive.
K. R. In detention of the phirenta after parturition,
this Ijniment is a sovereign remedy, when used accord
ins to directions. Mothers, remember and try it.
Hare yon dyspepsia, pain in the stomach or bowels,
loss oi appetiie ; uae my eioniacn itinera.
Have von weak lunss. conch, cold, or hoarseness,
asthma, or difficulty of breathing, my Cough Drops
will relieve von.
Are you bilious hove you remittent fever, bilious
colic, headache, or nnv disease where a laxative medi
cine is indicated T nse the best pill before the public
tbat is, Dr. Kellopg's t amilv fill. -
If von are atttirted with chronic or bilious diarrhoea,
no matter of how lonsr sfandinjr, nn my Dinrrha-a and
Blood Purifying Tonic, in connection with the Family
lills, and relief is certain. They always leave fhe
bowels in a bealtnv condition.
Remember, as a' blood purifier, this tonic is without
an eqnal. M v improved ComjKwiiion is by far the best
article of the kind ever before the public. See direc
tions on the packages.
Thou med rines are for sale bv W. K. SM ITH 6z CO.
and Drs. WARREN At BROWN. Salsra; Price At Co.,
Dalles; and in one month will be for sale at all the
towns of Orefron, and Washington territory.
Portland, March 14, 1S59. lyl
Established In 1819.
IGMiW
-Tnrc-- t
HENRY JOHNSON A CO,
I. VP OR TERS
ll'HOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
116 Washington Street,
'San Francisco.
4 RE now receivingtbeirstock for theopring trade r.f
a. new anl tresn giMKis. ami oner to country uuyers
the LARGEST and BI-.M askortmcnt m their line on
the Ihti-ifiic roattt.
Having been eneaged in the Dme business in San
Francisco for the pat ten yeri, they flatter themselves
tnat tneir arW!iwmii arc surn. mat tnev can oner
UNEQUALLED IXDUt EMEXTS
to nrh a mav fiivor them with their cntom.
Their assortment conipriw EVER YTHIXO in their
line of bnsinens that mav be required bv DRUGOISTS,
PHYSICIANS and MERCHANTS, and l-o all poods
in their line in ne bv GROl.'ERS. HAKEKS. BKEn -ERS,
CONFECTIONERS. DYERS. TAXXERS, AS
SAYERS OK GOLD. HATTERS. SODA-MANUFACTURERS.
BARBERS, HOTEL KEEPERS and
MA X U FACTUR ERS.
All the popular FAMILY PATENT MEDICINES
received direct from llie proprietors and gnarantced
GENUINE, and at the lowest mule prices. 6m2
Alexander cV TIcEwnn,
VRE offering for sale the best and cheapes goods in
Oreon:
DRY t;ooos.
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
BOOTS.
SHOES.
( ROCKERTWARE, Arc.
We are al?o paying cash and exchanging goods for
all kinds of produce :
WHEAT,
BARLEY,
TORK,
BACON. &.
We will jatis! V yon that we give good bargains.
We have the ca Tea imported, the bet sugar and
colfee.
Cedar and White Fir shinjiles, Timothy and Ulue
imire seeil alwavs on bund.
ALEXANDER At Mt EW AN.
Corvallis, Anurt 13, 1S5S. ittf
w Ilnrdware Store.
rtMl E suWriber havirnr taken the fire-proof Granite
A Front Store, next door to SIrKee At Co', Front
St., would rrpetfullv inform his frienl and tha pub
lic ccuerallv, that he 5 now openinir a full and
' 'OM l'LETE ASS( H I'MENT
OF SHELF AXD BUILDER'S HARD
WARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMEXTS,
MECHAXIC S TttOI.S. TABLE
AXD POCKE T CUTLERY,
Ar.d other articles in his line, to which he invites the
cttention of Merchants, Builders and count rv dealers.
JOHN R. FOSTER.
Portland, February, 1S.V. 4f
J. A. HCCLlLLiSD. J. W. THl-Rat.
M. A. MrClcllnnd & Co..
C COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. T Clay Street,
San Francisco.
Consignments of Ore iron Flour. Bacon, Lard. But
ter, Fruit. A;e.. Ac. solicitid. and lilieral cash advan
en made on the su:ne, either for wile or on Moratre.
ISrticnlar attention paid to pun-hasin (!Oo.lu to onler.
They have also t;:aie arrangements with Z. N. Stans
bnry. at Portland, Oira, to receive in More and make
lilieral advances on all protluce consigned to their house
in San I'rancisco.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STORAGE, FORWARDIXtS .V COMMIS
SI OX.
ZN. STANSP.URY is now prepared with ample
Fire lrot-f Rooms for stoniire, convenient to the
wharf, without drayaae, nnd will trive particular at
tention to receivinifL elorinu and forwarding all kinds
of poods and province on lilierul terms. He will alo
make liberal onh advances for the house of J. A. Mc
Lvlland At Co., San Francisco, on all produce consign
ed to them.
Office at the store of LOVE, TURI IX & CO., where
as usnal, win kinds of family supplies are krpt, and
all kinds of produce bought and Mild.
Jan. I. IS.W. lympaid
John It. Foster,
IMPORTER. AXI) HEALER IX
SHELF AXD HE A V Y HARD WARE,
MECHAXICS- TOOLS.
FARMXH IMri.EMESTS. 4-c, 4-e.
AT THK FinK-FBOor I.H.IMtK t KOST STUBS,
Front street, Portland Oregon.
Fehrnary. 1VH. 41 f
Albany Book Store.
rrcHE nndersiimed would infirm the citizens of Linn
A Co., and the pnbue trenerallv, that they have just
received, and will keep conttlunffy on hand for sule, a
large assortment of school books in common ne, nnd
also a variety of miscellaneous liook. stHtionerv, Ate,
HALEY BR'O S.
Albany, Oregon. July 1. 1S5S. lf?tf
City Book Store, Corvallis, Ogn.
THE undersigned has now on hand, and is constant
ly receiviinr a lanre and varied assortment of Mis
cellaneous and Standard hooks, sehool books, stationery
of all kinds, and ail other articles usually fomul in a
book store, all of which will be disposed of at the low
est prices. Pemons desiring anything in mv line, will
do well to give me a call. M. If. BELL.
Corvallis, Sept 14, 1S58. a7tf
Boyle A Sites,
IHSICIANS AND SURGEONS, would respect
fully inform the citizenB of Polk Co., and vicinity,
that they have entered into copartnership for the prac
tice of medicine, snrgerv, and olwtctricft. Office, Dal
las, Polk Co. J. W. Boyle, M. D., for the present will
le found at hi residence, 3 miles east of Dallas.
Jan. 15, 1P.V. 15tf
Silas C. Herri iifj's
Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Sofes.
.TITII or without Halls' powder proof lock or
f 1 Jones' patent permutation Bank Locks. Sold at
the manufacturer's prices with freight added. Prices
from (35 to (t&O, call and see sample of their work
with the improved locks.
GEO. II. JONES, Agent,
Salem. May 17. 1858. ICtf
War Scrip.
H
OLDERS of War Scrip can secure the services of
li. relton, tie. 11. Jones at tjo., to prevent tr.esr
tapers at Wathnutton for paymeut. Keceipta inven
or the papers and uah advances made in some cases.
Ollice at Barnnm At Wilson's Law Ollice.
Salem, March 23, 1853.
2lf
Dickinson Type Foundry.
1HELPS At DALTON, Boston. I P. Fisher,
Aftent, San Francisco. Orders solicited for type,
leads, rule, Ate.
August, 1857. 21tf
Statutes of Oregon, -
c
AN be found at John Fleming's, Oregon City; and
at A. K. Shipley's, Portland.
April, 185'J.
Corinthian Lodc -V 17,
O'
kF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, hold their
remilnr communications Saturday, ou or before
the full of the moon, in Albanv.
. AXI NXINGIIAM, W. M.
W. G. Hai.ft, Sec'y. 47tf
Enconrage Home Mannfacture
rriHE Willamette Woolen Manufacturing
X Co. nave now on naim mu mi qiuiiiij
of blankets, varn, and cloth.
Vnl ijiken in excliamre for tbe above
goods ; unwashed wool at 15 to 17 eta. per lb. ; washed
wool at 20 to 25 cts. per lb.
Merchants supplied on reasonable terms. Orders at
tended to with promptness and dispatch.
L. E. PRATT, Sunt.
Salem, Nov. 24, 1838. Iy37
A. Hnrher.
Wlolctatc and Retail Dealer
....IN
FOREIGN AXD DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS,
Groceries, Clothing-, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Bonncls, 4'c-
HAVING now a very grcnt assortment, and buying
very largely and almost altogether by the pack
age in Piiindeiphia, New York and Boston", enables us
J o sett at mttcn uncer t rtce
than those who buy In smaller quniititic8, and who are
obliged to buy nt second hand in l-an Francisco mar
kets. By receiving goods in every steamer, direct
from the manufacturers and importers in the eastern
markets, xx-e fl-ifter ourselves we can f urnish the mer
chants nnd consumers of Salem, and the surrounding
country, with ull kinds of goods at
Our stock cmbtace's a very hiruo and well selected
assortment of British, French, t.crman amt Amen
can Goods, of Iho most celebrated umnumcturc, con
visting of
Lupin's plain nnd Fitfd French merino ;
London hih liirttercd alpacas ;
t-ilk tissues;
Black and fey silk velvets;
Rich all wool de laines;
Black gros dc rhines;
Black and fey silks;
I .notion robes a les and flounced ;
lligh colored gTos de Naples nnl pouct dc soies;
IClcli colored satins ana sua lomare.-;
Brillinntincs, robe lawns, and ducals;
Paris styles, poplins:
Rich printed cashmere shawls nnd scarfs ;
Fine broche bord and Stella shawls;
Mantillas, richly trimmed w ith lace, Ate;
Paris styles fey" nnd plain whalebones;
Silk parasols;
Rich emerald gros de Naples ribbons ;
Ladies' Paris stvle bonnets, and Blisses Acts;
Biclic's French" black cloth, frock and sack
coats ;
Lingen's ex quality French black doeskin pants;
Lvou's black and fev silk velvet vests;
Harris' celebrated fey, mixed and plain cassimcre
pants;
Boy and youth's clothing, and fey plaid caasi-
meres ; ...
5-1, 6-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Allendale bed sheetings;
J. , nnd 1. ex qnalit v Ballard vale white flannels ;
Rich tapestry and Urussc-U s carjcting, nnd new
style oil" cloths ; also, a larfie supply of ihe
choicest brands of groceries, comprising
almnt
100 bbls. X. O. sncar :
100 matts No. 1 China do ;
150 boxes Virginia tobacco;
1 50 boxes candles ;
150 chests llvson. Imperial and Ooloong tea;
100 kcirs K. It. syrup ;
150 boxes raisins , .
25 bbls. crushed sugar;
100 boxes S. F. powdered do;
50 bbls dried apples ;
15 boxes prime chile peaches
100 kcirs nails :
All of which we will sell either wholesale or retail,
at San Francisco prices.
I X? t imers accompanying tnecasn carciunv piu up.
Gorals charged nt the lowest prices, and forwarded
with dispatch to all parts of the country.
Trims. Cash, and one price. No iroods misrepre
sented to effect sales, nnd no abatement in prices.
A. llAHlvr it,
Brick Store, Front St., opposite upper wharf. Port
land, Orcirnn. '''
music! music I!
TITEhave iust received a lanre assortment of sj-ft
VV MCssICAL IXHTRUMEXTS Q.r
Of all kinds, embracing the following : fct
PRIXCE'S MELODEOXS;
A lanre assortment of the following kinds :
X me o tK-tavo, punio ccsea.
Four 5 do do double-reeded.
Two 5 do do double bank,
Four 6 do do
Two 5 do portable.
T Gilbert Jr Co.'s, Holder and Stottard Celebrated
P I A X O S .-
Beside a lanre assortment of
Oiuiars, Violins,
Accord. eons, r nil mus.
Clarionets. Tauiborines,
Flutes, Arc, Ate.
BOOKS! BOOKS.'.'
Just received at the city book-stoke, a large as
sortment of BOOKS,
COXSISTIXU VF
Standard, Rrlicitrui, Mr'erllanton. and rceticcl
II Virtu, irrrr nnd Ihrkrnt' ,,rrls, .Vc., Are.
Stationery, of nU'kiuds, at Wholesale and Retail.
POST At WHITE.
Oregon City, April 3", l9.". BHf
Geo. I,. Story & Co.,
Importer and Wholesale Dealers in
PAIXTS, OILS, iriXDOlV GLASS,
Varnishes, Brushes. Colors. Ghies, SfC, Srr.
No. ll'5 Clay Street, Son Francisco. ly II
Crockery!
CROCKERY! CROCKERY! !
GL.ASS'. GLASS'.
inn i j f v i o r s CT
w .:.or": M
CROCKERY AXD GLASS WARE,
Jl"T ARRIVED.
DIRECT FROM TIUC MA XUFA C TURERS,
And for sule at the lVneer Store of
JOSEPH OKXU.LA,
10 and l-5 Montgomery street.
Wholesale store ! Baiterv street. " 12if
Silver Plated Ware.
Ice Pitcher;
Commfntorr S'rfs,
Bread Baskets,
Plntrd Waiters,
Tea Sets,
Table Pitchers,
Cake Uaskr's,
Fith Knirc,
"i
X
Pie A ntrer.
Forks,
Lavles,
Plcted Spittoons, etc., r'c.
For sale by J. GEXELLA,
l-nil'i " 180 nnd 182 Momeoniery street.
More ,ov Hooks!
'' K. SMITH At CO.. have just received direct
, t from New York a lamv supply of
CHOICE BOOKS AXD STA TIOXERY,
which thev will sell at grt-atlr reduced prices. Thev
have made arrnnirements by which they will be enab
led to furnish the reading public with
AI.I. THE STAMIARD WORKS OS THE DAT,
at a verv reasonble advance on
Acs- 1 ork Cost.
Their hooks are bought in New York hy a resident
aucnt, well acquainted with the trade, and at
MUCH LOWER PRICES
than they can be had by ordering from the Booksell
ers themselves. We invite our friends aud the public
generally, to call and examine our stock anil ascertain
our prices. We are permanently in the trade, will be
constantly receivina new supplies, and are determined
to sell at the very lowest prices. Any rare books that
we may not have in store, we will order tor our pat
rons, and
Libranrt of Late. Medical or Miscellaneous Books.
can lie obtained through our agency cheaper than in
anv other wuv.
Amoiw the desirable books lately received by us, are
the following, viz:
Jane s Arctic J-.j pen 'it ion:
Liringstonc's Travels in Africa;
Benton's 30 years in the U. S. Senate;
uiitb v on Rrc Kerning:
tin nn's Domestic Medicine;
Rollin's Ancient History;
Dich' Mcirtx;
AH the standard Ports;
Mrs. SoHthirorth's Works;
Mrs. ljee's H'orAir;
Afr. Ijce Hentz't Works;
Pluthrch's Lives, 5-c, $-c
Also,
100 REAMS PATER, CAP, LETTER, NOTE AND BRIEF,
all of excellent quality, and at low prices.
Also,
Enrelorcs, Ink, Scrap Books. Mncilare, Gold Pens,
Gillott's Sfrrl Pens, Pencils, Inkstands,
Slates, Xchon's Copybooks, Blank
Books, letter Clips, Music
Paper, Xote Books,
drawing paper,
visiting cards,
album tVc.
40t f W. K. SM ITH, At CO.
Statesman Hook and Job Office.
w
E have Three Presses, the best tucihties for Book
printiuc? north of California, and an extensive as
sortment of Jubdi.no Matkkial of every kind; and are
prepared to execute promptly, and in a' workman like
muiiiier, ull onlers in the uliove departments, such us
Books,
Blank Checks,
Pamphlets,
Handbills.
Ball Tickets,
Ci uri-la us,
I-witatioxs,
BrsixEs.s Cards,
Bill Heads.
Concert Bills,
Programmes,
Notes of Hand,
Order Books,
Steamboat Bills,
Steamboat Cards,
Bills of Ladinq,
Certificates,
Show Bills,
Check Books,
DLAXK KKCEIPTS,
Address Cards,
jjrafts,
Blanks or all Kinds.
Ate, Ate, Arc,
All Jobbing must be paid for before it is taken
from the Office.
Deeds and "Scrip Blanks."
NEW lot just printed at
Hf STATESMAN,
H H Mm Yh
: IWallamet ITniverslly.
SALEM, OREGON.
THE Collegiate Department of the AValhunct Uni
versity has been organized. Young men design
ing to pursue a regular Course of Study, arc invited to
avail themselves of the advantages uilorded by this In
stitution. All available resources will be made use of
to meet the wants of Students. Efforts will be contin
ued to secure a suitable endowment; and no pains will
be spared in obtaining competent and experienced In
structors. .....
Tbe Collegiate year is divided into three terms, com
meu "ing as follows:
The first term on the 3d Thursday lu September.
" second term on the 1st " Jauuary.
" third " " " last " " " April.
The lirst two terms are fifteen teeeks each ; the third,
eleeen week.
Vacations. There will be two vacations ill the
year: one, in April, of tiro weeks, and one, in the sum
mer, of nine weeks.
Tuition will be tit the rate of $1 per week, or f 10
per auum.
THE OREGON INSTITUTE. THE PREPARA
TORY DEPARTMENT.
Terms. The Academic year is divided into four
Terms of eleven weeks each.
The first term begins on the 2d Monday of September.
second term begins on the 2d Thursday of Nov.
" third " " " " last " "January.
" fourth " " ' " last " " April. '
Vacations. There will be two vacations in tbe yean
one in April, of tiro weeks ; and one iu the smrmer, of
six weeks.
Tcitio will be paid at the beginning of each Term
tn advance, at the following rates:
Iu Languages, Higher Mathematics At Chem., $10 00
" Other studies of the Academic Division,.. T 50
" Common English Division,.... 6 50
" Primary " " 5 50
For use of the Piano, 10 00
Ijff Instructions iu vocal music is given to all the
students free of rharpe.
THE FACULTY during the present year will cor
sist of
Rev. F. S. Hoyt, A. 31., President and Acting Pro
fessor of Ancient Languages.
S. B. Wilbur, Professor of Mathematics, Teacher of
Entrlish Branches.
Miss A. V. Amiranx, Teacher of In-trr.mental Music.
Mrs. P. 31. Hoyt, Teacher of French, Painting aud
Drawing.
31m. C. Wilbur. Teacher of Primary division.
Admission. Students will be admitted at any time;
and will be chnnied for tuition from the time they enter
only, but their protrress will be preatly promoted by
entering earlv in the Academic year.
Ill cases where, from necessity, students leave before
the end of the term for which payment lias been made,
a just proportion not more than three fourths nor less
than one-fourth of the tuition fee will be refunded-
S'.udents are not allowed to leave just before the exam
ination. Patrons who are inattentive to this point, in
llict great injury npon both the student and the Institu
tion. " . , .
Boarding. Yonng gentlemen and ladies can obtain
board at reasonable rates with private families.
t'ovasE or Stcdt. A Course of Study has been
ad'.ptcd for both the Collejriate and Preparatory Ie
partnients, well calculated to secure ripe scholarship,
uicntul discipline, and a preparation for the active du
ties of life.
A liberal Course of Study has lieen adopied for
vonnt? ladh-swhodesire t-job'tain a thorough education.
U-A Iliploma w ill be awarded to all w ho shall
complete the prescribed course.
The Government will be parental but strict alm
imr constantly at the formation of correct habits of
Self Government. Careful attention will be given to
manners and morals.
ScHOLAKMiirs, perpetual, or for the period of ten
ve:in sernriiur tuition Kt verv reduced rates, can be
purchased. For further particulars apply lo the Presi- ,
dent. .
Per order of Executive Committee.
CHESTER N.TERRY,
Sec. Board of Trustees.
Salem, Amr. 4,1853. -J'f
PsicifJc I'nivcrsity.
Forett Grove, Washington Co.,
Oregon,
Rev. S. 31. Marsh, A. 31.. President.
Rev- H. 1.TMAN, A. M., Prof. Mathematics.
r"1JE collciriate year consisting of one term or nine
A months, will commence on the erst Wednesday
of November.
Ir is the design of this Inst Hilt ton to furnish a thor
ough and complete collegiate education.
There is a Library ol I DOW volumes for the UfC of
the students.
Anidicaiits for admission to collcae must have a
k-iovch-i!-- of the common Enulish branches, and bave
studied the ancient languages so far as to have read
portions of Ca-sur and Cicero and the Greek Reader.
J Ac tm'inn fre I t v: nrr annim.
PREPARATION DEPARTMENT.
S:ndents tiltimt for college, as well as others wishing
to pursue collegiate studies without entering nHn the
college course, wili be under the instruction of the col
lege teachers.
The fall tena of 11 weeks m this department com
mences on the id Wednesday of September. Tuition
S per term.
Tualatin Academy.
Forest Groee, Washington Co., Oregon,
Kev. CfSHING Eells, Principal.
The fall term will commence on the fisst Wednesday
of September.
Tuit ion hi the common branches, f 6 in the higher
branches. per quarter.
September '-M. ISa. ly'JB
JeflVrsou Insiitiite.
r1HE Trustees of Jefferson Institute, would announce
X to the public that the school iu this Institution is
now in successful oiicration, under tbe charge of l'rot
O. G. Carr and his lady, direct freui Keystone S'ate.
31 r. At Sirs. Carr having spent several vears in pre
paring themselves for the Profession of Teaching, are
now prepared to give entire satisfaction to all those
that mav entrust their children in their care.
TER31S:
Primary Depart mrnt per term twenty-four
weeks,
Common English studies perterm twenty -four
weeks.
Higher branches " " ' "
weeks.
fflO CO
12 00
16 on
Students can enter the school at any time, but will
not be received for ley. than half a term. No allow
ance will be inadeforitbsence, unless a special arrange
ment be made with the directors.
Bourd can be had on reasonable terms near the
school.
Although this school is cot controlled by any relig
ious sect .yet the strictest morals will be enforced and
good order maintained.
II. A. JOHNSON,
See'T Board of Trustees.
Jefferson. Sept. 20. IViS. ' lyJS
The CSreatest Wonder of the Nine
teenth Century
COXS I MP TIOX CURED !
Dr. Wesley Grindlcs' P l mono ry Powders.
'"PllE uiosf siiiiruV.r and eflectuHl remedy for
1 PULMOXARY COXSUMPTIOX.
Chronic ft ronchiirs, Ca'nrrhal ajfa-tiiwi. Scrofula,
Indovnt L'lrers. and all diseases depending upon a
scrofulous mint, and Cachectic condition of the system,
andimpiirilvof the blood. Very frequently arrests the
growth of Malignant Tnmart, and coirplelely cures
them. Posesses decided virtues for the relief and cure
of Dyspepsia and Chronic Rheumatism.
Has a happy and beneficial effect gradual and per
manent upon persons atfected with
Nervous Irritatiittn and Depression.
There is no remedy eqtnil to it. Iu building up a
system, that under the influence of various diseases,
hardships, or exposures, has run down and lost its nat
ural tone and vigor. Thousands of certificates can he
produced, showing the wonderful efficacy of the Medi
cine. Uff Price, $1 50 per bos, postage paid, and sent to
auv portion of the state.
For sale bv W. WEATIIERFORD.
3ml 2 Wholesale Druggist, Portland. Oregon.
ICichards & ItlcCruken,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
....and jobbers in
Oregon Flour, Grain, Fruit, Bacon, Lard,
Ar., Ajr.. Ar.
LIME, CEMENT, and PLASTER received by every
sailing vessel.
Ejr" Will attend to the purchase and shipment of
31erchandisc of every description in tbe Eastern and
San Francisco markets. Also to Forwarding goods in
San Francisco and Portland.
The Celebrated Mannif Reaper and Mower,
and Agricultural Implements of every description fur
nished for cash nt Shu Francisco cost aud tinusporlu
tion. We will also attend to the sale of Oregon Produce in
Victoria, having established a house iu that nluoo un
der the management of 31r. D. Fish, gentleman of
eight years experience in the traiie in San Francis
co. JOHN Mi CRAXEN,
Commercial Wharf, Portland.
JA3IES R. RICHARDS,
'17 Sacramento St., San Fran. lOtf
Tillou A illrFailaiid'K
FIRE AXI BURGLAR PROOF SA FKS.
T'HOSE who are in want of a Fire and Burrlar
Proof safes, per the bark " Iudiistrv" from V-
York. we have a romnletn imsnrtmeiii. of ..i
. - -, - - i .- una
Burglar 1 ' roof safes, with
istccl I aults and Combination Loci.
Tile 111 't fuite ill tin. wnrlil muYiiif. ..,1 i.tii t- . i
... ,. . . . . ....... , () , A ii. iii.
At MrFARLAND.
t & Bo particular in buying a safe, you huvo TIL
TON At SlcFARLAXD'S uamo in fullou the ifc, as
UUIIVVUIL1BIUU &uitutie.
L.ADD, KEED At CO ,
3IaylO,lST.n. VraM S'"' V"f' '
Wheeler A lVilson
Highest Premium Family Sewing Machine
ii iir.oi.nr.Jt ATTACHED "
GREAT RKDUC'Piniv iv Br"rr,.,
rpHOSE -Vachines are the most simple of any in use.
A and arc not haht in ,., c
is made alike on both side? of brta wcu wLich
will not rip or ravel. The thread can be used from the
original spool without rewinding. They turn the hem
without basting, gather, quilt, and do
A ereale.r rarii nf K' c
Than any other machine oftc-red to tbpublic. "
r..:ii,tfV.Ledt.b.e, PremiuuV at the State
...... ...... ,onio , Bll ioe medium ca' I nsti imu f.,;. w
Francisco, and at the San Jose f.lfr, lSi8 f5Un
ra- oie o V; K "or. Agent
Oregon ' on r,n,t 8lreet. i'-rtlaud,
ttf
Jonas G. Clark Co.,
Importer and Manufacturer of
FURXITURE AXD BEDDING,
128 Washington street.
San Francisco.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE, AND ARE IN REO
ular receipt by every Clipper, arrival of large
invoices of Goods, making with our extensive manu
factures, a larger and better assorted stock of Furni
ture of every description, than has ever before been of
fered on the" Pacific coast, consisting in part of
5,000 dozen Chairs,
400 dozen Bedsteads,
2,000 Bureaus,
1,000 Sofas,
200 caes Tables, asrt'd, ,
30,000 lbs. Hair,
50,000 lbs. 3foss. "'
Puln, Best Live Geese Feathers, blankets, Comfort
ers, Sheets, Pillow slips, AiC, Arc, Tilden's
Varnish, Sfouldings, Veneers, and a
general assortment of Fur-
tare Trimmings.
f .r Onr great facilities for importing nnd manufac
turing, enable us to offer our immense stock of goods
at less prices than any other house can inijiort them.
All oideia from the country will, as formerly, receive
our careful and prompt attention.
JONAS G. CLARK Ac CO.,
I"i3 Washington street, San Francisco ; 49 and 51
Fourth st., between J and K, Sacramento; Hunter
street between 3faiu and Levee, Stockton; First street,
San Jose. 'iinl'l
Phcenix Works.
ik it m
-5TO UWINW
To tlie Capitalist and oieaet of real estate who eon
template making permanent improvements.
Kl TTREDG E c ERASER,
PP.OPRIETf 1R of the PHCENIX IRON WORKS,
San Francisco, desire to call your particular at
tention to the fact that they are extensively mjio
ces.fuliv engaged in manufacturing FIREPRO'lt
DiM!:S AND SHUTTERS, BANK VAULTS,
PRISON CELI.S, Ace, Stc-, at greatly reduced prices.
Our practical knowledge of the business has been
rendered complete, by ten years experience in San
Francisco. .
Our best reference is out wokk which can be seen in
arlv every citv and town in this State and Oregon.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
eoiititrv A li-nre assortment of second band Doors
nnd Sfmtters constantly on hand, and for sale at very
low rates. - .
17a Buttery street, near Pacific, San Francisco.
ft?" A. B. H ALLuCK. at Borland, is our Agentfor
Oregon.
June 3, 1-V. mnl6
thcr.vvcek, f fiaM Franj-i.eo.
HENRI ZIS.S.
Thiirnniter A Zimi,
Importer of French and German.
FAXC Y B A SKE TS,
ENGLISH and American vt illow Ware. Cane and
Willow Chairs, Ladies' Work-stands,
Children'' Carriages, Ilohby Horses, Toys,ee
No. 92 Battery street, between Commercial and Clay,
San Francisco. Cwti
w. n. HCTcniss. e. rorrLETO.v.
II:ttr!iiit-i and Poppleton,
1HYSICIAXSAN SURGEONS, LAFAY-
ETTE. OKEOUS. fJ
DR. HUTCHINS is prepared to furnish, at lit
Lufavette, at whoh-Kile orrettiii, the following
reuicdics:
A NEW RE31EDY,
Dr. W. I. Hatehins' Bilsam of Wild Cherrr:
For Consumption. Bronchitis, Pleurisy. Colds, Coaghs,
YVbooiiuiir-Cousrfa, and Asthma.
Tli is medicine is warranted to be entirely free from
Opium or any of its preparations; from
Mercury, or any other pois
onotie agent.
DR. W. D. HUTCHINS'
Rheumatic Liniment, or. Instant Pain Extractor.
For the cure of Rheumatism, Toothache, Pain in tbe
Side, and all Painfnl Affections.
DR. W. D. HUTCHINS ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS:
For Liver Complaints.
A safe cathartic: warranted to lie free from Mercury,
f 5?" Thev can also be had of the several Druggists
and Merchants in the Territorv.
Dr. Warren is mv aeent for Salem, and will be sup
plied at all times with the above ramed medicines.
t!em, !ept. i . lyo
DKV GOODS! I IE V GOODS!!
IIEYXEMAXX, PICK CO.,
Si' and 91 California street, (ElPISt block )
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Offer fvr Sale by the Piece or Package,
L,An.tia lie-J, f nue, 13 ine ana Ureea;
Prints,
Velvet Ribbons,
Black Oil Cloth,
Pilot and Beaver Cloths,
French Hats.
Black Oil Cloth Hats,
Shins,
French and English Mu3
lin de Laine,
Spool Cotton,
Parmer's Satin,
Marshal's Linen Thread,
Velvets,
Bun-ing.
French and English 3Ie-
rinos.
Alpacas,
Castores,
Slarseilles,
Carpets.
Hearth Rniis,
Crumb Cloth.
Liien Goods of al! kinds,
Window Curtains,
lhunasks.
3Vool Plaids,
iilt;haii;s.
iiosierr,
And a full assortment of .- Goods, for sale at Low
est Market Rntes ! " 3ml0
Hargrove's Eclectic Liniment,
Good for Mm or Bras.
JVEKY species oi" irriiarion is quickly reduced bv
-i the application of this Liuhneiu.
MARK THIS.
The pmprietor does not intend this Liniment fn hp
excclh-d by anv I jniiaetit in the nation or fhe world
The effect of this medicine npoa
UHKl JIATISM.
KiniT worm, swelled elands. sre niimles. son. 1irp,sl
sore heads, sore throat, sores of all kinds, sorsins. siiif
jv'iins, un-i,
TOOTHACHE.
pains m the spine or back, poison oak, frost bites,
bums, scalds, fresh cuts, tumors. Arc, is almost mirac
ulous. It is good for the big bead, poll evil, fistula, old
running sores, wind galls, spliut, scratches, saddle, or
comic gaits, sprains, ring oone, m tact, ail diseases
where an external application is reouired.
' iy Use the Liniment freely aud wcordinif fo direc
tion.
JOHN HARGROVE. Sole Proprietor.
. 1 street, Corvallis, Oregon.
April 7, 13o9. .g
Fire! Fire!
j rt if v k i.- u f
" ' - - . J ail O y
Successors to Sims and Eraser, Oregon si., between
' ' offn c ranctsco.
Manufacturer of Fire-Proof Door and Shutters,
Bank 1 aults. Grating, Railing,
Bfllroirim " .C "
"V" B. A very large assortment of verv superior
Jl Doors and shutters. iiin..i,r-i. il ;.. -. -v w
..it,- r... t i. ;
V i i iiiuih aa Mroiiji ami .lohnson Ac
I aulield, of San 1 raticisco. all new and' thoroughly
lire and thief-proof. 0 J
Also very large lot of second hand shutters of va-
nn ior saie at very low rates.
All nrilar. f-r.. : . . . .
---- .-".u iinenor, uregon, ana Washing
ton 1 Omtorr. nr nr nrK ,.!...... .1 . -
, , . - t o.i ine iiicinc coast.
attended to with nnmnim, i f
r I mm Hwjmu-n.
n,mh s . rV,"T " ''" House,
i f . " Vi itj-,V omies vonrv iuiiuinrs.
Orsirnii III
7ELLOW CITIZENS will do well tk !":..
L t int Sfiirch 7,1. a..-:i ..u ; rv.l' ""
i i . V . ' "l"" ". Jinv in ana ;th June
cominenomg at any of the above dates, yo i are
fully solicited to attend Albany Mill tot vourgris
ground, bv K s Al.. . . n ? our grists
i;ii i- - . tv iwuiir ins time to run th
the mill not ra . I :n H" . nnould
Uour idwavs mi li,i,ii r..-...i nr8t tle of
II u i t i "" "i rie.
1. a. C;ih!i 11,11,1 r..m .. i . , .
fiu.es. at The hh iL Z' "JE"?. 7 w,!eat ored at aJl
I Wp a ski, to;VnS
E. S. ALTREE.
New IInrts.P. n . -
traveling public, that a new atid 1 "f?B11ito '
BOAT, of TWO I IOBp?-pi1,l,.'OB,J'"
every tenl toa
lgeof fhe pubhc i." fidlyTSf"
Sjdem, May 3d. lKn KHOOA WHITE.
Itnni.nic ki
0Jl..A,'i!!.imeUe new road be'twe tw,..
-- V v ' .1 C
iatf
Steam Knn-in ;
y-WF . . "smv mr sale.
O pfpeTS1 hS- Power, with MM
conydete, for safe cheap for eash.m' WhCe1' bo,t8. c.
leuTor of 1 ' lUe fckaua relar Saw .Mill, at a-
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE.
One year, in advance, 3 W
If paid within six months, f J"
If paid after the expiration of six montlis, 5 to
Six months, in advance, - - ?- l"
One dollar additional wi!l be charged for each year
payment is delaved.
Ko paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid.
Legal advertisements will be charged at the follow
ing rates : Twelve lines or loss, one insertion, $3 00 ;
each snbrcqnent insertion, $1 M. Lees! and all tran
sient advertisements must be prepaid to insure inser
tion. Administrators' notices, and all advertisements
relating to the estates or deceased persons, muri la
prepaid unless ordered published by the county jnnge,
and guaranteed to be paid by him. Biographical no
tices, resolutions of societies, orders. See., will be
charged at half advertising rates, and payment miut
be made before publication. Communications of only
individaa! interest must be prepaid, at the same -ate.
Advertising bills not paid within one year from the
time when contracted, will be mo-eased twenty-five
per cent, each vest payment is nc-gletted thereafter
Evrv effort will be made by the proprietor and ed
itors tomakc The Op.ecox Statesman tbj beet Desi-
TSt be made by mail at the risk of the
pnblUber, if mailed ill the rresencof "jjp"3
Wm Ii. Spencer,
FRONT STREET, PORTLAND,
Fireproof Brick Store, opposite H. IU. Corlelt.
IMPOR TER AXD DEALER IS
IROH'ARDWARE. WILLOW WARE,
WAGON MATERIAL,
and AGRIC L LTL UAL IMPLEMENTS-
Just arrived, er "Lire Yankee:"
bfl tons refined iron, assorted;
2000 lbs. cat steel,
50 setts steel springs;
10U " iron axles;
100 keirs nails, assorted ;
-5 II H. mills;
50 doz. Collins" axes, with and without handle ;
23 doz. Hunt s " " "
50 " Bogart s" " , , . -
A large assortment of edge tools of every desenp-
'vii-L SAWS, CROSSCUT H.tXDSAWS,
Together with a general assortment of
Farmer' and Mechanics' Hardware,
Plows, Straw Cutters, Hoes. Shovel. &c . &f
Comprising a sreneralatsortiuer.t of Agnni.tnrsJ L-a-
plemeuts. .. rrt I OK
and everything in 'the line of WAGON MATERIAL.
t.liints ind others purchasiiisr would do wc-U to
look through civ s:ock. .
g g COLE bus entire cnarse oi me omHuees, ana
will" endeavor to give fcrtisfacron to customers.
To arrive aliout the first of My
4 THRESHING MACHINES,
13 REAPERS and MOWERS.
Which will be sold for a small advance on cost and
c!,ars- ,,riTrc
jy jji,jitA.iJ no
Just received, at W. H- Spencer s, Front st-, PorU
land : , .. , - ,
1 doz. Blacksrustli s Bellows, ironi w racaea;
i .- Iron Vices;
" Anvils;
U5 kegs Horse Shoe Nails:
And Blacksmith's tools f all descriptions.
TO WAGOX MAKERS.
100 sett of States Wood Hubs ;
ltd 10 Spokes, States Wood ;
25 sett Bent Felloes;
MicKorv Axies, ii .--ni;
Hickorv and Oak Flank ;
T . t-. 11 S-r.
DCUi I V.I'.. ..... -
JUST RECEIVED AXD FOR SALE,
A general assortment of Harness iiasers ana saa-
dlerv Hardware.
Bus and spurs of all kinds.
Stirrups, whips and Cinches.
Ateo. just received, ex nkat CZeer, t Isrge and
iscladinc Chairs, Sofas, Baskets, ffaow. Ste.. Sec
ii. ii- z r. rrv.
PorUasd, March I. !S;"i9. ftf
Stationery for the Slate of Oregon.
N 'OTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals wHl
be received at die otiiceof th-f ecretarc of Suite.
at Sslem. ign,j:ntil Monday, the i'-h day of August
next, at to o ciocs, a. -i . iar loi-nisiiixig SMUionerT i or
the State of Oregon, as follows, to-wh :
13 reams Congress cap paper, Keafs mills,
white. whie-ra!ed
12 reams CoEsrress letter paper, Kent's mills,
white, widc-mled;
f reams k-gal cap paper, wide ruled, extra ;
6 ' bntf envelope paper;
-1 " heavy wrapping paper ;
5 m buiT adhesive legal envelopes ;
1 m advesive lesal envelopes- cloth-Ened ;
4 m bufT adhesive letter envelopes ;
6 gross government blotting psvis ;
1 nA JO-l I i I ' I t eaff rv--. -
4 " pen holders ;
8 " reel tape ;
i - twine reeis, no. -;
6 dos medium size, wood ink stands ;
3 Draper's air-tight ink stands ;
6 dox erasers ;
20 dox no. i, Fsber's pencils ;
6 doz ivorv patter folders ;
6 doi small botiles mucilage;
1 doz quart
6 doz round rolers;
3 parallel rulers. iCarninctcn's IS inch :1
S doz qt art bottles, Maynard Jc Noyes, wmreg
8aitl ; "
I doz 2 oz bottles Maynard & NoyeSi red car
mine ink :
0 doz Rogers Conirress knives :
3 pails paper scissors, fextra:)
. doz board clips. c;;p size;
1 trross iroose quills ;
2 lbs sealing wax ;
3 lbs red common wafers ;
1 doz pornce in boxes ;
1 recetpt book, demy size. 4 quire, wide ruled .
3 letter books, medium size, ti qrare. wide ruled;
1 register of cousiaiisioiis. dezsy size, 3 qaii,
wide rulvd ;
1 executive record, super royal. 6 quire, wide
rilled ;
3 recoris. mediaia size. P uire, wiiie ruled ;
day books, demy size, 6 quire, wide rcfed;
2 journals, demy sire. 6 quire, wi-i ruled ;
2 lexers, royal siie. (5 quire, wide ruled :
1 cash book, demy site, 6 quire, wide ruled :
1 dos Eiciucrandas, Kediuia tiie. rom loaf'ier
bou'id.
All of the above enuasvrated articles to be of theliest
qnaiity.
Tite person or persons receivitie tbe contract, will.
when tbe said stationery is delivered to the or": re of
the said Secretary, receive a warrant on the trwtsarr
of the State of Oregon, for the amocnt of the cvtil.Tn'l
m f-aviucnt thereof.
i" oo, , ,-L CIEX HEATH, Sec v of State.
Salem, 23d, lgoH. gg
3few ImproTemeats. -
THE subscriber havine seenred all the hue improve
ments aud additions to the photographic art, is
now prepared to supply .
THE PICTl-RE ADMIRES
with a superior class of pictures. heretoSire unknown
in this country, and such only as can be obtained in
HIS OALIXERIES AT SALEM AND CORVALLIS.
I hereiore the frienus living in either place will be sore
to avail themselves of this opportnnlsv to seci-re 're
rare specimens ofriCTraxs of iaastLrtsiv
FRIENDS.
Ambrotrpes, MelainofviK. Calle'tp, Spher
otypts, and PhotograjAs, colored
or plain.
. piL PAIXTED PHOTOGRAPHS
that are soPtrior poctraiwand pictures
Prod need in Europe and America.
and are destineu to supercede everv other kind Tfcs
process of Photogrsphmg ia prodncinir wonders.
Pictures of Statuary. Mxlels. Bnildiws
, .... , Landscapes and Animals ?
of all kinds, are among tbe excellencies of this procesa.
- 1 avthe only faeiiiUcs in this count ru far .
tie production of such pictures "
FIT TO SEXh IX LE TTERS
fflrT prtTett!ia M,earis are not at all fit.
ntihtlTh P"M' lhe WorK" 1 ara Prepared W
produce this superior class of pktures, froci the
SMALLEST POSSIBLE MINIATURE TO
, - i.Ms-X. cj.t,,
7. STfI',,r5rer -1 have Triv of Fine Gold
Lockets. Double A ,.r. m.. - . ..
, - -.i.-c. Ai-,e oest evidence m
THE SUPERIORiTT OF MY PICTURES
. ,, . over ot tiers
m thm connfry ,s that every visitor to fcy Jler,
. 'tho exception, so decides. - '
.T,11 njoyed the rare priN-ilese of between three
Stk "".'i? pnw-tK " a" Francisco last summer
wuh one of the W praciical and most popular pho
tographers m Europe or America, th jfivWuM
. ' decided advantage
.11 V iTillierr a!irar J, r ., .
. j;, ' yv r iiie inspection ot kkuc
and gentlemen, and n t..c r... :! .
1 have an occasional hourwhich I can aPPrcpriatt
1 have also a process by which
...nv j renew urass furniture
wen i e "T eKant st vW. U will look as
iV ii vr .,TOU, ln" manufactory.
f.,'j ? : V " constanuy Open, where l may
found to attend to calls. My gallery at Corvallis will
4 ivmmkjuu mmujHiimjrR,
Salem, April, 1839. tf t AJfritiJ
Read This I : I
Waggon, Carriage, ani Buggy Spoke,
TEXOXE D AXD TCRXED
BX Ji AV&CO 's Unrival
led Machinerv.
HUBS of all sizes turned and
morticed. Whicnle. d,.;,! l...rrv...- i.l neek-vokes.
turned.- -
CiCr" Felloes. Hounds nn.1 rtflMv. n..imm work, nlanei
and sawed, at short notice, iu the best stvle, awl
. REASOXABLE TERMS.
VHF So bring along your timber, to
pvifv vjrrcnt-snv .fe REED.
E? Sash and Blind Factory, on Boon's Isiaud. Ll
SALM. OKEtlN. f
May 1 1, 1869. , t- I'U RELLE .
lltf
A. W. FKROUSON. Suit.,
cvaiem. .lune iii.