.J
blti lia transpired in the other purU of tlio
Crimea."
. Crimea, April 14. During the oljfut of
tb ldtti the left attack of tiie allic obtained
considerable advantage over the Russians.
The Ruuian were twice dislodged from a
trongljr fortified position, which remained
in the bund of the French. The pcuewion
of this position ouublcd the allic to fortify
the mmmitof the mountain glcn,( ravine!)
which if of great importune.
Eupatoru, April 5. The allie hnvo
demanded 20,000 men to bo icnt down to
Sebastopol it in imagined fur the assault.
The embarkation begin to-day. Omar Pa
cha got to-morrow.
, Paris, April 20. Tho ManiUvr of this
day publishes a despatch from Gcuural Can-roU-rt
of tho 14th, in which lie-state that
the artillery of tho allies cslnblishcd it su
periority more and more Tho troop in
tho preceding night, nfir having repulsed
tho enemy twice, maintained themselves in
strong positions to the left, and thereby ap
proached tho town considerably.
Vikn.na, April 20. It i confirmed that
on the 1 4ih the allies obtained some Advan
tage over tho enemy beforo Sevastopol.
A telegraphic dexpalch received at PurU
from Bucharest dated the 21st, and giving
new to tho 0th day of tho renewed bom
bardment, is to tho following effect :
Beforb Sebastopol, April 17. Tho
bombardment is continued ; several Russian
batteries have been destroyed, but repaired
in the next night. Tho fleet remains inac
tive. General llizot, iho engineer, is killed.
Tho fact of tho superiority of iho artillery
of tho allies is sutixfuctorily established.
Several French mines have been fired, and
done grout damage to the place.-
DESPATCH KS FROM L'MtD RAGLAN.
War Department, April 20.
Lord Puniniiru Iiih received tho two fol
lowing dosputche from Lord Kaglan, (J, C.
. Rkfoiie Sedastopol, April 17.,
Mv L'ikd I hnvo the honor It. Iran-mil to your
lordship a letter of this date fiuui Dr. II. ill, euclo
' sing a weekly return of the nick in Hit- uriuy up to
Iho 31hi nil. , Your lordship w II see with a.ilisfue
tion Ihut the gencrul lieaiih of the army continue
tea lily to improve. I have d'ku to sumnit lo your
lordsli p, Willi reference lo your cleUlcli No. 22,
of the iu'ili of I'Vim iry, tlio copy of a !e l;or from
the '-uuic officer on the q.icst on of accommodation
for w.iuuded men in the event of any sudden emer
gency oecurriuir, uh ihe ships referred to by Or
iiuli hip eonstuiifly on p.is.-ugo, unl might all be so
l Iho limo iJk-v might he wauled lor llic wound
cel. 1 pr.iuo.seJ. to s.r t-.ilhli.iiJ l.vonu lo li.vo some
suil.ng v.iulIh g. t ready lor their rue pi on, and,
accordingly. Willi hiss.in-tti.il, the fo'luwuiar Unns-
jiorls urc under picp.iralloii : Orient, air Geurgu
t'olloek, St. Hilda, William J.iekwju, and Poictiers.
It i culculaled that they will hold from lull lo 15U
mcu cueh. 1 have ivo., . Uaolan.
iLord Pamiuke, io.
Ukitohk StBASToroL, April 7, 1855.
Mr Lord Some inti-rehmiL'e of troops has ta
(ton place since I lust addressed your lordship on
tho 9 1st ultimo. Bittulions mid considerable cott
voys have emptied tho town, aril other bodes h ive
becu seen to leave the north sido 'Iho gammon
bus been constantly cnenued in odding lo the
works, and particularly in oonnoeling the lille pits
mimed aluly m front at our right uttuck. una, us we
have pushed forward, tlio lire upon our u Ivauccd
works lias occasioned mure loss, I deeply regr t lo
kav, llian we have sustained since the sortie of the
2Jd Mat-eli. LentiMiant Hainbridge, of the Hoy.
ul Engineers, was, I lam-lit lo havo to add, killed
on the morning of the 4lh of April, wliil.-t in the
execution of his duty, by tjie bursting of a shell,
lie was a young officer of niti.h promise, tluugh
he hud not long been here ; ho had uequired the
esteem olid good opiu oil of ha brother officers, and
his loss is grcutly deplored by all. I hnvo, &c,
' Raglan. -
Lord Pammurb, &e.
ofSebostopol with so much honor, and his
companion, the brave Admiral Nouhiiuoir,
resume to-day their former functions
(Signed) GOUrsCUAKOFF.
CorresHiudenoe from the British hospital
at Scutari mentions a rapid decrease- of dis
ease. Medical stores were pourintr in, in
tho most random profusion.
Siuce tho siogo began, five of the seven
Admiral of tho Russian fleet in Sevastopol
havo died or been killed. Admirals Korni
lolT, Istomiue and Metliu were killed ; l'um
pilolTund Nachimotrdicd of camp disease1
Admirul Stnnkovitch, who is Governor of
Sevastopol, and commaiids tho batteries, is
represented as a man of energy and ability.
Admiral Novosilsky is a young man, re
cently appointed.
The steamer Sjritjirt Invl tho stibinnrino
cable on board of 200 miles, to bo laid, iho
first lino weather, between lialuklava and
Varna. Lionel Gisborne, the engineer of
ship canal notoriety, has effected an arrange'
meat to lay down a telegraph from Con-
stnniiimplc to Alexandria. He proposes to
lay tho wires under the Sea of Marmora,
under the Archipelago to Rhode, and from
Rhodes under tho Mediterranean to Alex
nndria, provided the Turks will pay 820,000
. . . . ..
per annum tor iwcniy-nno years. Another
company proposes to lay a lino from Alex
andria to Caudin, and thence to Italy to join
tho European system. It is doubtful if any
of these lines will pay one per cent. Tho
air lino from Varna to Slium'a was com
pleted, and that from Varna to Rusichuk
nearly so. Ero long wo shall havo tele
graphic communication daily from the
Crimea.
A Russian lady has been captured making
drawings of i ho French trenches. Sho will
bo sent to Malta. Sho said her husband,
named BoninofT, unskilled nt Alinn, and alio
had since acted as a volunteer spy.
I I is .
.-ueneinrt Alt notines tlio lurk isu Uov-
eminent that ho has put down tho Kurdish
insurrection; lias killed 1,400 and taken
500 prisoners.
Rhodes and Siuope aro to be fortified,
The annual carrvan of pilgrims was about
to set out from Constantinople for Mecca
Loss er lb uut i. ; ; '
"Ouo woo doib Irtwt uioa suothsr'i heels
Ha fust lliey follow."
Tlio splendid mail sleamahip QolJtn Age
was wrecked olTthe Llicnron Islands, while
on her way to Punama, on the 20th of April.
These islands are 2 1 7 miles from that place.
Sho was under full headway, muking about
14 knots an hour, when sho struck it rock
directly umlur her hows, and iiuuicdiutvly
commenced leuking. She was easily back
ed olT, but soon after struck upon another
about midship, and turned partially on her
starboard sido. The passeiiKcr, about 600
in number, were ordered to the upper side
of the ship, which released bcr, but owing
to her damaged condition her course was
turned towards the islands, whore she was
successfully beached, and where she now
lies. The passengers, treasure and U. S.
mails were safely lauded, and shortly after
forwarded to Panama on board the . L.
Stcjhtni. which vessel discovered them
while on her way to San Francisco.
The accident was occasioned by bugging
tho shoro to closely, in tho effort in ma
"good time," which experiment, with 60
pasaengers on board, is censurable in the
extrctno on tho part of the commanding
officer. W. II. Aspinwall, who was ou
board at the time, in a letter expresses the
hopo of saving tho vessel. S. F. Golden
Era.
t37"Tht city of Kt. Louis bis adopted Sunday
ordinance whieh requires the venders f liquor sod
lasr beer to elose their door oa Suudsr, an4 so
heavy are the ptuillies of disoksdMoc last they
are forced la comply. i
ILTTlis Coiuuiissionor of Pensions ha decided
that In the ess of a woman nurrylng twice, and
surviving both husbands, end botb enuiled lo boun
ty Inud, sho is only entitled to una bounty, but she
may make bei elecUou under either husband.
tyilo that Is proud eat up himself; pride I
his own glass, bis own trumpet, his owo cbron'c' ;
sud whatever praiece Itself but in tlit deed devoura
the deed lu the praise. , (
ITlt'io Is tho cssenve of truth, anJ trutli Is the
niost powerful tyrant j but tyrants hate ih truth.
Koilay.
tSflla was s wise fellow, sud ha 1 gool disc re
llou, that being bid to ask what he would of -the
king,desiret that Ii m'ght know none of Ms
erets.
LATEST 11 V TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO
- - LIVERPOOL.
London, Monday, April 231 J p. m.
,Ge.n. Caurobert telegraphs on the 17th
as follows : "T!i fire continues unabated,
chiefly by tho artillery, but tho engineers
aro operating, mid have established usfjhe
French) much nearer to the place."
Another report says the loss of lifo has
baen very great on both sides. A Council
of War had been held, and it was decided to
continue the fire for a week longer, and then
make the assault. '
UerUehakottPi Address to Ills Soldiers.
An Austrian journal publishes the follow
'iug order, addressed by Prince GortschakofF
to the garrison of Sevastopol, on his arrival
on the 20th of March :
Soldiers : His Majesty has deigned to
appoint mo to the command of the sea and
Jand forces in the Crimea.
Brave warriors ! all Russia is proud of
.your heroic courage, and our great Lmperor
Nicholas 1., on his deathbed, turned his last
looks toward you with gratitude. His
sucsessor, His Majesty, the reigning Emper
or,' Alexander 11., has deigned to express
himself as follows, in Inters addressed lo
me on the 8d and 7ih of March :
"Tell the brave defenders of Sebastopol,
iin the name of our immortal benefactor,
thht flie Emperor Nicholas was proud of
them, and that he thought of theni on his
deathbed, and sent them, through me, the
expression of his last and cordial gratitude.
Tell our brave soldiers that I thank them in
liis name, and thai I am peifectlycnnunced
that they were always worthy of his pater
nal solicitude"
Soldiers, the most dificult time is over.
The roads are better, transports of every
description' arrive easily, and cnsideiable
TeiuforcutucHts sent to your support are on
the way. In taking the command of this
army, lam convinced that, with God's bles
siiiff, suce-ss will finally c'o'n our (-Hurts,
and that we will certainly jns ify the hopes
of ouraunsl Sovereign. A liuiaut-Gene-ral
Ostea-fricken, who directed the defence
The Baltic.
I ho thousand laborers wcro employed
n strengthening the fortifications of Riga.
Cioiislntlt, Swentorg, Ilelsingfors, Revel,
Wibo'g, and other fortresss on the Baltic,
hnvo ber n prov isioned for eighteen months,
and ships laden with rocks have been sunk
ut the entrance of the harbor. 120,000 is
the present nominal strength of the army
concentrated in tho Iiut-so-Ballic provinces.
Most of the British advanced squadron were
in the Great Kelt detained by ice, but one
or two ships had penetrated f urther into the
sea.
For the Argue.
Valuable Receipts.
Mr. F.ditoii : As the following receipts
may be useful to tho public, you will please
give them tin insertion in your paper :'
B. WHITE.
Varnish for Boots, Water-proof.
Take a pint of linseed oil, with half lb. of
mutton suet, 0 or 8 oz. of beesjvax, and a
small piece of rosin boil all these together,
and let the liquid cool till it is milk warm ;
then with a hair brush lay iton new boots or
shoes. If old boots or shoes ore to bo var
nished, the mixture is to be laid on whon
the leather is perfectly dry.
To render Paper Fire proof. Wheth-
er the paper be plain, written or printed on,
or even marbled, stained, or painted, for
hangings, dip it in a strong solution of alum
water, and then thoroughly dry it in this
sliito, and it will be fire-proof. This will bo
readily known by holding a slip thus pre
pared over a candle. Some paper requires
more of the solution to be imbibed than can
bo done ly n single immersion J in which
case the dipping and drying must bo re
peated, till it becomes fully saturated.
For Bots in- IIdrses. Take of beeswax,
mutton tallow, and loaf sugar, each eight
ounces put into one quart of new milk, and
warm it until all is melted. Then put it
into a bottle, and give it just before the wax,
&c., begins to harden. About two hours
after give physic t Tho effect is that the
bots are dischaiged. in large numbers, each
piece of wax having from one to six or
eight of them sticking to it, some by the
head, but most by their legs or hooks.
Sympathetic Ink. Dissolve a small
quantity of starch in a saucer, with soft wa
ter, and use the liquid like common ink ;
when dry, no traces of the writing will ap
pear on the paper, and the letters can be de
veloped only by a wpak solution of iodine in
alcohol, when they will appear of a deep
purple color, which will not be effaced until
after long exposure to the atmosphere.
What a German tblakt of American Proscription.
Mr. Valentino Heckler, a German, aow residing
in Richmond. V., ha published a letter, in which
he sny : ''If I wu at my native home in Germa
ny, and an American cititen wu to come there and
set himself up for an office, I should nut feel that
ho bad any right to comp'.nin of me, and feel un
kind toward me because I preferred my own
countryman to him ; and I think it would be a very
hard mattor for any American to get in offieo
where I cumo from, that was worth any body' hav
ing ; and for that reason I don't complain beeanse
Anior'ctins choose to hnvo their own peeple in pre
ference to mine." Again ho says: as for proscrip
t'on I don't sco, that as a German, I am nny more
proscribed by the Know Nothings, than a a whig
I was proscribed by the democrats." And in an
other pluco he soyi : "I am under greater obl:ga
tion to the natives than I sm to foreigners nn J,
therefore mean to to vote with them. I haveboen
three times ruined since I have been hero twice
by fire and once by robbery and have been three
times re-oslablislied in business, and every timo by
native Whig and Democrat j and no fellow-coun
tryman of m no ever yet lent me any aid in my
distress, aud there foro they have no claims on me
to support them for offices that, by the way, they
will never get ; and if any of my countrymen are
weak and silly enough to let the Democrat use
them n tools tot their own purposes, up to the
time of the elec.ion, and then bo laughed at for
their folly, they may d j It, but they dou't catch me
in any such trap."
tJTdelf-ooneeit aud ignorance are twin broth
er the empty head is usually the no siest, far it
depends on that for making known it ex'stenc.
Win. O. Demont S& Co.,
"tTTIIOLEHALEsnd Mull Dealers in Grocor-
TT ies, rronslons, Point, Oils, Root and
Shoes, Crockery, eto. Opposite tiie Land Office.
Main Si Orcgou City. June 1, Itjjj-7i3
The Summer Trade.
WE ire now receiving from New York and
Kan Francisco, 'he following goods I
10,000 lbs No I china auirar,
00 bbls Sl half bbls N. O. sugar,
100 chests Imperial, fccipuwder end young hysou
teas,
150 sacks ltio eolTee,
100 boxe ulwratu,
J00 boxes sperm nd adamtntia eandl,
250 kem E. 0. syrup,
23 bbls crushed suar,
30 ease pckles,
200 boxes soap,
2110 half-buses raisins,
100 (roes matches, (in wood)
23 cases tuble salt,
100 kes white lead, (pure)
S.'iO gals. Unseed Oil.
250 " lamp
CO " spirits Turpentine
50 botes gluts, assorted ii-,
30 dot brooms,
5000 lbs tobacco,
200 kegs nails,
COOO yd brown sheoting. .
Also, rope, tubs, buckets, window-sash, crocke
ry, wall paper, brushes, die., ito.J all of which
will be sold at the lowest market price. -
W. C. DEMENT i CO.
r si. i..m1 iOiT...
Oregon City, Juno i, lsJi-Ttd
Wanted I
viu.ua.ji to do housework in a pnv
lumiiy. Addrets the Argus UIBce.
Portland Yrleei Onrrent.
corrkctcd wkkkly,
PrT Goodla ' Cinnsinou fiSatO
Wheeling, 4 4 10 Soap HI0
Uniting HI XtamnAMed.
Uleacbtd drilling.... I2 Kroui so la loo pr. eU
H ibiniug, lOali, ever N. V. cost.
striped do isi rroduee.
Ttck nj 12U Wheat, pr. bu. !
Deuin uons. Osl - da .40
Ulu drilling IV, HoUtoo do 25
I'laid liasey 1424 On.ou da All
Hutiuel foVJu Hour 4 1
Kentucky jeaii...2.'ial.' Corn Meal, fresh C
Tweeds 3570' Hue k wheat Floor 7
FrtnU. rrnit
Wu nd while....... I ijApiilesKi'fl 1 f lb 2040
Ulu and orange II) " diicd do !..12
Fancy 8al2 Peach, dried do 16
" taper l -.'alS do pealed
Furniture do M$ Chili, dred. 8022
- do. wide. I2j; Froviilons.
M. de lalik-s Ma2j Potk, clear $21
(Jillgliams 1115) mess 8 JO
" Kcotch.J2l35;ilm. 18
Alpaca 25a50.Bacun 14
Table dimruk 5073) ToWdOr.
" cloiht ?5a8'M!tard' pr e .813
IrUh linens 4081) nr keg .... fl!
ciotoutT. snot.
Sheep gray puuu 8?li.1Nniall tie 82fa2
Hatiuet do. g.j iJf'Duck
F'aneycaat. do. ...glui) ZiOad.
Illack cut. do. $ lai, air .13
riuo clothiog . as pr.ei.jlV hlto lead, In oil.. ..14
advinceoa N. Y.easi. OordAgC.
Redtlan'ltliiit 81218 Maiiilla, sniaU 38
Blue do. do. $ljIM " large 23
Hickory shirts.... ..446 IIcmp 1013
Calico do 8"l2i Oandlee.
Boot! tlL ahoea. (Admannue .32
.Mens kip boots. 8jla4Hiierm 30
" super do. do...Kli tDUran.
" heavy was do. 8-illavna 84090
" fine sewed. ..none lOrinan SI0u25
Boys' kip boot 82Ameriran 82050
he'vy w'x doSlin'J) TobaOOO.
Men' brg'spr. do.. 8 17! Pride of tho Uuroii....40
" kipbrg't prdm.5IKSuo 97fi4U
clf sewed do.... 8 J' Luke' 33
Women's h'vy sirs... s i! Hardware.
fin do. 811 Shovel JiejalS
" buskins. aitaliSpadrs 14al
Cbild'n's shoe 25a30 pri Ate...... 81317
olidvunce ou N. YMillsun l)Ua$l
cost. ;I cut saw 75oSl
OrOCeriOI. ITahle cutlery, 10 to pr ct
Coffee 1C advance on N. Y. cost
Tea (5a70:Pocket cutlery, 25 prcl
augur, no. I Uil i lUi advance. ,
" I'eruviai norn iOlher rticlts of hard-
" crushed 13! warefniinSO tu40pr
Saleratu In) ct advance. .
Starch 12i'Nils,ss'dsixt,prk( 87
Syrup K Boston Hul boisi shoe.. .3035
do. 8 Island fi(l) Oills -
Mv. 811 2c fin till 3J Xsmp $la.l 1
Pepper. So Uneeed bol 811
Allspice .60fl'urpeutine pr gnll 8i
;; ladies!;...:;.;;;;;"
YOU will find an cMilleat essorluisnt of Dtf
and Dmmt Sill; Saline aud VihtUl aleu
Oonasl trimming; Husuiy, Ulnee, bane and
KitUm, Talile Ctotke, Caaultrpame, He-, at In
store of CllAUI.KH l'DPE.Jr.,
(Min-t., 0iputile Abernelhy's slurs J hrniy
b found thnoa eetrylhng ia lb line f -
Dry :
Hueh as Prints, Gingham, Alpac, MeWeoi,
Plaid l.lnsoy. MusliiM. HalliaaU, Jetae, Flaa
neis, bliesilngs, Utd Ticking, llkkory Mtrife,
Cotton Ualliug, elo. . .,)
Oregoo Ctly, April 91, 1 853-1 if . ,
tlUCUANUTS, lUiiauas, aud other tropical
fruits, Just reeeivrd from Mandwich Island.
p21 CUAUMAN St WAKNKIt. i
ZL" Henry Ward Beecher say : "i never
knew an early r s-ng, hard wording, prudent men.
care'ul of his earnings and strictly honest, who
complained of bad luck. A gd character, good
habits, mid good industry, an impregnable lo the
assaults of ll the ill luck that (oott ever di tamed
of." :
Both Way Tried.
The city of Oswego, N. Y., last year votod No
Doenso, and so far as wo practicable, closed up
her grog-shops. This year a majority voted to Li
cense again, and one hundred and twenty grocer
ies of all sort are now in full b'ost.
We are assured that the effects on the legiti
mate trade of the c'ty are palpably disastrous.
The sellers of shoes, hats, clothes, dry-goods,
provisions, Ate., and their trade seriously diminish
ed aud their profits reduced to zero, becauso the la
boring class, who last year bought freely at their
counters, now spend their diminished earnings to
a sorrowful extent in rum. The children who had
caps and shoes last year, and went decently to
school, now skulk bare-headed and burc-foot into
tho g.ogcr'es, with scarcely rags enough to hide
the rum-bottle, whjcb ia stripping their homes of
comforts, and depriving them of happiness. All
but the tipplers, and a part even of them, have had
enough of license, and Oswego will, in November,
give a rousing majority for the Maine Law. Ex.
Elevate the Ml nd.
Raise the mind to a h'ghcr atandurd, and to a
certain exicnt the feature are compelled to go
with it. How different are the face of even the
most stupid under tho influence of pleasurable ex
citement, or a just and generous indignation or
wrong ? You can scarcely recognize them as the
tamo people. Elevation of mind imparts grace
aud dignity to form and feature ; but of all senti
mettts, Senevoleuce to our fellow-men, and pure,
disinterested love, are the most valuable ingredi
ents. We defy any womau to relieve a starving
family in person, ur administer sympathy and con
solation toafil:clion, and look altogether ugly. Ob
serve enthusiastic people in their moments of in
spiration even ardent lovers of science in their
description of a discovery or conjecture regarding
a system, and then turn to some inanimate regular
beauty, who listens to them at unmoved a a stat
ue, and ask yourself candidly, which I the real
senoe of beauty, the form or the expression 7
Our Hlatesmca.
One by one our igreat men those who have il
lustrated our annals, not leas by their intense indi
viduality than by their genial service are pass
ing away. Their example should not be lost nor
disregarded. Too many of our young men leap
now into the political arena with nothing to
tain them but the vivacity of youth and ardent
thirst for distinction, which often mistake notorie
ty fo- fame. The true Matesman is only found in
him who baa meditated deeply .
''exhausted thought,
And having witdoin with each studious year."
The great men who have patted, or are passing
away, were profoundly versed in all that related to
their country, both at home and abroad, aud gain
ed their distinction from thorough knowledge of
the temper of the people, the geniu of the Cousu
stitut ion, nd the spirit of our laws. Again, I say,
let us heed their example, lest in time of doubt and
danger nd difficvlty, despair should mingi with
our sorrows a we exe'aim
"O for the touch of a van'ahed,
And the sound of a e that i till.n
Notice.
District Court Clackama Couuty Tsrritory
of Oregon.
A.J. Popo )
t. Summon. .
J. S. Iliggins.
To J. b. Himrin
YOU are hereliy required, in the name of the
United Stnte of America, to appear before
I lie District Court of Claeknmus coiinlv to be held
in Oregon C.ly on lh 1 7th day of Sept. next (be
ing the Ihird Mondiirofsald month) to answer the
oonip aint of A. J. Pope. And vou are herehv no
tified ihut if you f.iil to iippo.ir and answer the said
compiu nt, the piaml II will tike luuemeni uraiuat
you for four hundred and tweuly-four dollars, aud
Interest from the I2tli day of January, 1853, to
gether with cost of suit.
-w- Witness F. S. Holland. Clerk.
J i S and the Seal of sa d Court, this
31st day or Muv, 1H55.
7mo3 F. S. HOLLAND, Clerk
Dagnerreotyplng.
THE subscriber will rcmaiii in Oregon City fur
two weeks, and ia prepared to take daguerre
otypes in tho best style, ut his rooms over the
f rencli store. Please call and give me trial.
JOSEPH BUCHTEL
Oregou City, May 26, 1855-Gt2
Friends of Freedom, Attention ! I
Til EKE w.ll be a general MASS MEETING
oT the friends of Free Soil, and Human Liber
ty, held in Albany, Linn Co. Oregon, ou the last
Wednesday (27th) of June, 1855, lo determine
course of action for the opuosers in Oregon to nil
Sluvery Extension. Our fos in the Territory are
ulready activelv XNataitD, while we are slumber
ing. Let us rally to oppose them.
- Many Citizens.
Keel-Boat "fro Trad" I !
SUMER NAVIGASHUIf ON THE ITER WILAMET
RIVER I IS THE R MICH A TIIINO f II WOT
j ij' MAN Hit DUN, MAN KAN DO I ! J
I AM nuubilding kel-bot, or bnrj, ov forti tun
burtheu for the purpus. Wil be redi about the
midl of Juu '55. Aim tu kari frat ai chep, or
cheperthan kan be kerled Just let me sujesl
Ihut if a bot kan get the frating both wuz, that she
kan do it chepcr, 4.0.
I wil here slate that if fratiuirknn be dun chep-
er than I kan du it, the "Fre Trad" wil "la tu"
pro bono publiko. "The river" dux not "belong
tu me'' or tn the "Fro Trad," but I and tho "Fre
1 rud belong tu the Wilamet river and w ar
her for the good of the puhlik. No indiiseinent wil
kox ut tu "kombin" for the sak ov muking a "b'g
pile" of ov the pnblik, if we can pos.bli liv. A liv
ing ii ol we want, and muni enuf to bi the materiul
for a nil bot hweu this wun wen out. We kan
bild it oursclvz ov rani dm.
Wud lik tu bav asmol shar oy ur patrouai at
lest enuf tu "pa the printer." Tok du notis therav
and aend on tirordur akordincli.
LENURD HWIT,
Wilamet River, Ma 19, 1855-5y
Divorce Notice.
District Court, Clackamas liouuty, O. T.
George W Jncksou, plaintiff, 1 , :
te.
Manr A. Jsl.Hswi, defendaut. J
TIIE defeudaut above named will take notice
that tde aaid nkiintilT has this filed a com
plaint in tho ahjye eulitled cause, in the C'crk's J
ullice of atd court, alleging among other thing me
wilful desertion by lb said defendant, of ber bus
band th (aid plaint ifl', and their children, and
praying for a divorce from tho bond of matrimo
ny. Now, therefore, enles the said defendant
shall appear before the said District Court on the
lint day of the next term thereof, te be held in the
Court House in Oregon City, ill the county afore-
sa d, on tho 1 7 lis day of September next, the plain
till' will ak for the relief demanded in said com
plaint. HOLBKOOK& IIANKElt,
May 23, 1855-614 Att'ys for plaintiff.
Bemcdy for Hard Times 1 1 '
Farmer! of Ortyon f 'Tie no uee lo ton
tend aijalntt fate!!! You never can
get rich until you bug one of our , ('
Peoria aud CalobiirgU Plow,
f I1IIK undersigned ha ou hand, and i now
.ft. making daily, every description f th above
well-know Plows which fur material and work
manship an vastly superior la any in th Terri
tory. All warrauted lo aeour and do good work,
sud which h will sell at moderate price, far
Ctih or Groin, The in waul of a good plow
would do well to cum and examine niiue befort
purchasing eltewher. ' - "
They can be bad t all Ih principal Uwa
the river. - Also at Forest Grove, Dayton and La
fuytlt, whet I have appointed ageuta, wh will
sell lew ts at the Fstlory. with the addition of
lb freight. KRA POST, -
Sign Ml Big feat, Cnti.
April 91, 1855-ly . . . . .1
Sandwich Wand sugai,
rowdcred, do.
Young Hyson and las
perisl uaa, .
Dried.Plee a rMbt
Yeast Soap Powdei,
Cinnamon Clove.
FKESII . AllRIVAL OP
GROCERIES! AC.
fllUE subscriber hi Just received a fissh up
JL ply of Or trim, Prtiemue and Mardmwe,
which, iu addition to hi former stock, be will ell
at titremtlv low price for Ct or trainee. Ill
nock consist la part at Ih lollowiug article i
New Orlean sugar,
Crashed do.
. Rio It Java coffee,
New Orleans syrup,
Sandwich lslauda do
Salsratua,'
Pepwr St, Atopic,
Estt Ooston sjrup,
Satee. Cust and Gennaa atsot. tnilt and era
cut, Iwiid.poonel, and whip-saws. - '
t'ilte and Raipe Mill saw file from 10 la It
inches ) flat bastard file froia 10 to U incheej.
Iner filet from 3 to 7 Inches; half rouud tiles front
7 to M inches: round do. from 8 tn inchest bone
rasps from 11 lo 14 inche.
Corsenlsr' 7 ooia r irmrr chisel and fouavr.
in sells or single loukut ohiselt beue-b plaisse t
iron and steel square try squares; scratch awkt
snd taw driven; plain and Halted markiug guagsa
and bevels common and concav augur ; hsnd
xet hummer and hutohel.
Vmldere' llarduart. Rim, fist, pad d Bier-
tire loekt and uilehes t brass, miueral and whit
knob; coinplut round, town aud Bat spring boll;
cast butts of all site, and screws ; also, ruuud aud
flat bar Iron; nail rod, do. bono (hoe bar, do.,
nd plow steel.
aittltr JAMES O'NEILL.
TT 1NDOW (.'lets, by the box or single light, at
Vtf 31if . Pol'ES.
RULE powder, ale blasUog powder, whole
sale ud reu.il. t FOI'KH. i
U AN D el sarsapanlia for (ale by ': '
BU u2ltf- C l'OPE,Jft ,.
K do, maple chain for sal tktaf by
i.i.i
C. POPK,Jr. J
if AD1KS Gaiter Sho.- selling thenp t th'
JLi store of
up2llfl
C. POPE, Jr.
Divorce Xfotiee.
Rachel Maybe. Dill. Court
Samuel SMaybc. Cl.ck.mo. Ceunty. .
SAMUEL S. MAYIiEE, the defendant, is
hereby notified that the plaintiff, IUehel May-
bee, haa filed a petition in the District Court lu and
for Clackamas county, praying for adiss duton of
the bonds of matrimony now existing belwoen the
plaintiff and defendant, and that this cuuso will he
for trial in the said District Court at the term oom
mencing on the third Monday of September next,
UAUUKb WAXUI.t., rut.
Oregon City, May 19, 185i.-5t4
llffAltBLE toiletware, a few more eel Is kit at.
IT
ap2llf
POPES.
BlULEiS uud Testaments, all sites, may be
J found it ap2ltr POPES.
BOSTON tyrup, New Orleau sugar, and
Tait Received.'
A Splendid utsorlment of .Family Groceries,
such as tea, syrup, sugar, 6io. t also flue
aud coarse salt, cream tartar, apples, chili peaches,
sardiuea, oysters, clams, yeast powder, also a large
quantity of superior cheroot cigars, and tobacco of
every brand and almost every Hung rise lu our
line of business all of which will be sold a low
ts at any oilier pla'-e in town, for cam or pro
duce. CUAUMAN d WAUNEH.
0
ATS wauled at the (lore of
p2t
C. POPE, Jr.
s
LED buckwheat fur sulo by
ap211f U. l'Orii, Jr.
CHAIN pumps for solo by
opjllf C. POPE, Jr.
It. Jayue's medicine fur wile by
up2ltf
0. POPE, Jr.
17 A U de Cologne, a tuperlor
U p21tf
article, at
porEs.
BAltlt Y'S Tricopherou for sale lv
p2ltf C. POPE, Jr.
Notiru.
Orangea
RECEIVED upon the arrival of every ateim
er. Don't full to call on
CUARMANSl WARNER.
Oeo. O. Bobbin,
I3RACTICAL WATCH MAKER, Portland,
Oregon, devote hi entire attention to Ke
D.iiriiur fine watches and bavins' an exnerienced
jeweller in his employ, is prepared to manufacture
every description or Jewelry, and execute engra
ving neatly.
G. C. K. keeps constantly on hand a fine as
sortment of clocks, wnlchti, ami new and fashion
able Jewelry to which he invite the attention of
th futile Way 13, J855-4ra2
4 f LBS ol Osage Orange an d for tale by
4U JAMBS O'NEILL.
30
LBS of am. teed for sale cheap by
JAMES O'NEILL.
P g lbs. Feathers for sale by
jr W W apillf
T. JOHNSON.
CIGARS The best chance to p-'ek i at the
store f CHARM AN d WARNER.
A LL Ihotn indebted to Proilon, O'Neill Si Co.,
ia. aro renuesled to call and settle the sama Iin-
uiediatelv. by t'aiA or Produer. All debts re
maining unpaid 1st of June, w.ll be left for col
lection. up2ltf JAMES O'NEILL.
1 LOCKS! Bountiful time keeper, at rery
low prices. G. ABEIINETUY 6YCO.
1 U UN IT U RE. liedsi eads aud chairs fur sale
low to elose llie invoice.
ap21
G. AUERNETIIY Sl CO.
Central Produce Depot.
CANEMAII.
CONSTANTLY receiving, fresh from ranch,
wheat, oats, bacon, lard, butter and potatoes.
ap21 Jt)HV P. BROOKS.
Jut Itvccivtid,
Atthe'Old Stand,' Cancmah, Aprilil, 'SB.
4i Lbs. Light Brown Sugar,
.17 If IF 1,000 lbs. Chiua No. 1, do.,
1,000 lbs. Rio Coffee,
15 Ton coarse salt ; 500 lbs. fine do.,
3, OO'I lbs. Oregon Bacon 1
1 ,000 busheli oats, for snlo wholesale or retail, by
JOHN P. BROOKS.
Lot snd House for Sale ! I
I- OT No. one (1) in iilock No. five (5) in Ore
J gnn City w.th the bulidins thereon lately oc
cupied by Messrs. Allbriglit dc Price a a meat
market. Fur term and particulars as to title.
address, TREVETT 4. CO.,
May 12, 1855-413 Portland, O. T.
IN our bakery we keep constantly on band
bread, crackers, cakes, pies, &c.
CIIARMAN 4 WARNER. '
) ffj ftftft fcel Board for sale in lot J just received and for sal lew by
wiwwwbiiihij j. Jvnrrow.
1 AN DIES, nuts, raisins, of an excellent quality
3 ana lor tale lew by
CHARMAK WARKER
by
Liverpool aait, lor suie, wnoiesoio nnq n-uni
(ap9!lf . C. POPE, Jr. r
Blacksmiths! Attentions
ON HAND Plow steel, iron, bellow, anvua, '
hurso shoes, vices, horse uails, nude shoes, t
crow bun, wrought nails, and English bar iron at
6 cents per lb. .
ap21 Q. ABERNETHY eV t'O.
Tf,'HEAT, Oats, and Flour wauled in x
V V clt
np2l
elian''a for merchandise.
O. AllEltNETHY & CO. 1
1JLOW. STEEL. 10 iueh. and 4 inch, plow
sleel for sule in quantities not Isas than 500
lbs., nt the reduced price of l -'i cents.
p21 GEO. ABERNETHY Sl CO. ,
IERRY ROPE. 2 and 3 inch cable, tuittbl
. for Ferry Hope, jutt renoived. '
ap21 O. A BERN ETHY A CO. .7
rr Srtlc-I.f than Cott ,
CHAIRS, bedsteads, wiudow blinds, vouuler
lugs, wmught nails, horse nails, framing pins,
mill saws, frying wns, grass snvllie. cart harness.
p21 GEO. ABERNETHY Sl CO.
Allan, M'Kinlay Sl Co
jJJ AVE just received
A NEW STOCK OF GOODS, "
aud would luvile all those Who wish to procure
GOOD article at reasonable price,- to cell tnd
too them. They consist in part of the following 1
grindstone oaual Sl wheel burrow
grain cradle fancy broom ' ...
grass scythes Sl snath plain do
assort a comrca pan
painted tub
sine Wish board "
blacksmith's bellow : 1
crots cut sawt 7 It
do 6ft
mill aw 7 ft
hair mtltraate double
do single '
hair bolster double
do sinal
brush do do
10 sq hsrrows 23 teeh
garden raka
do Hoc
do spsdes
polished shovols
huy forks -manure
fork
chum .
wiudow glass 8 by 10
do 1U by U
do ' 7 by 9 sperm candle
wiudow sashe 8 by 10 adamantine do '.
ao 10 by 13 grapo brand tobaeca
ex bows and yoke - luck tobacco
BLANKET BAISE, LINDSEYS,
muettnge itcke, etc eve.
And keep eoustaully oa band a large sappty ef
GROCERIES,
clothing, hardware, and many article too numer
ous to meuliou.
ALLAN, M'KINLAY 4 CO.
Oregon City, April 21, 1855 ly
REAl'liRS Sl THRASHERS 8co the iU
ver qup advertisement.
ap21 G. ABERNETHY eV CO.
"g k ton Salt, imported direct from Sandwich
M. " Islands, for sale in lots to suit purehasen,
by ap21lfj THOS. JOHNSON.
OIL and syrup in barrel, for mle by
p21U THOU. JOHNSON.
A LARGE assortment of household furniture
for sale by ap21 THOS. JOHNSON.
I1APER H-mgiug, a Sw lot, for sale by
I an91tf J. JOHNSON,
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